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Show Page Three EVENTUALLY PAINE & HURST FOR GOOD THINGS TO WEAR WHY NOT NOW? "Where the Women Trade" Utah National Bank Pays 4 Per Cent on Savings STUDENT BODY CELEBRATES Remember! Half the fun of having feet is in wearing SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW FOR BARGAINS ON WALL PAPER J-U-N-K Browning's Shoes WEBER HERALD Our Stock Consists of Girls' and Boys' Dress Shoes, Men's & Women's Dress Shoes, Work Shoes, Army Shoes, all kinds of Athletic Shoes, House Slippers and School Shoes. Browning Brothers Company Fone Four Five The Big Store on Hudson Ogden 7' BE WATCHFUL AND WISE IN THE SELECTION OF YOUR CLOTHES AND SEE US FIRST WATSON-TANNER CLOTHING CO. WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE FITS ITSELF TO YOUR NEEDS Do you wish to teach? Then take our Normal Course. Our High School leads them all. Our Course's provide for the specialist in Literature, Science and Mechanic Arts They are practical and intellectual. WE ARE PROUD OF OUR SCHOOL AND OUR GRADUATES Best Candies Delicious Tamales Great Chili Fancy Sundaes The Best in all lines of CONFECTIONERY FOR YOUR PARTIES ORPHEUM CANDY KITCHEN JONES SHOES You Should See Our New Line of Low Shoes for Spring H. W. JONES CO. 2461 WASHINGTON AVENUE SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Insist on Your Dealer to Supply You With HOME DELIGHT BREAD Full Weight One and a Half Pound 15c Full Weight One Pound 10c Only Pure Creamery Butter Used BUTTER t'i AT AO PfAC TIC the Natural Way to Health Let me prove it CHIROPRACTOR Suite 212-13-14 Col. Hudson Building OGDEN, UTAH Joyfest Held to Celebrate Victory of Our Team Over Boxelder Speaking of celebrations, the grand blowout held the Monday following our victory over Boxelder will go on record as the biggest, most joyous event of the school year. We waited six years for this day and when it c.iMe, IT CAME. With one accord the laculty, like true sports turned the day over to the students and books and studies were interned as alien enemies for a day. A snake dance headed by the mighty Seniors, gathered the students from the classes and led them to the assembly hall, where the fun started. An extemporaneous program was given in which 'our aspiring actors and songsters were given an opportunity of displaying their talent (?). The initial cent was the first and we hope last appearance of the "Souse" quartet. Their selection, "Bible Song." was an excellent example of music "what aint." Beauty Barnes' oration, "Old Crow, I Love But You," wa.; based on the grounds that a bottle i; preferable to a woman as it can be shut up with a cork when it gets' tiresome. After a few more songs and speeches of such an educational nature, the floo' was cleared and the faculty team pranced forth to do the student aggregation battle. The elephantine grace of our history prof, and the artistic toe-dancing of some of the other instructors called forth prolongs c!i-cs from Lh i;!:!in:u Such a combination of brains, skill and gracefulness was never before gathered together into a team. However, the gladiators of the student body, entering the conflict with the vision of past "F's" and "Cons" before them, went in for blood and smeared this combination all over the floor. It is rumored that one Soph won four-bits each time he stood a certain prof, on his ear. If this be true, fortune surely smiled on him that day. The outstanding feature of the game was the wonderful tobogganing of Professor Reid, who insisted on coasting down the floor on his shoulders with the ball safely tucked in his middle. After the faculty team had been assisted from the hall, the Senior girls' baseball squad played the Freshies for the school championship. The underclassmen won out after an exciting contest. A matinee, enjoyed by everyone, was the end of the perfect day. STEP OUT TO THE JUNIOR CARNIVAL TONIGHT AND HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE. Rufus S. Rheese says "You don't have to marry a girt if you take her out." We admire his courage, but feel sorry for the feminine sex. Ken (passionately) "I would give my life for you, dearest!" Vera (calculatingly) "Are you insured?"It's Examination Week Questions to right of us, Questions to left of us, Questions in front of us Written and thunder'd; Storm'd at with "why" and "tell,' Boldly I wrote and well, But into the dawn of doubt. Into the mouth of (Vesuvius) Rode my one hundred. Ex. KISSED POPCORN, oHlWdyS Fresfl Mr. Samuel T. Stroud, representative of the Klearflax Linen Rug Co., appeared before the student body last Wednesday and delivered a talk on the flax industry. He explained the manner in which linen is made from the plant, describing the process that it undergoes before being made into rugs. Of special interest were the samples which he exhibited. Through the efforts of the Ogden Furniture Co., these samples were obtained for the school and should prove of benefit to the Botany department. We wish to thank them for their assistance in obtaining this addition to our collec- CAN YOU IMAGINE RUTH SCOWCROFT BEING A POOR ORPHAN SEE MICE AND MEN. The saying: "Those who laugh last, etc." was again proved true when the Sophs, after winning the right to hold the front seats at the game, found that the Freshies. had beaten them to it and were firmly anchored there. As strong-arm stuff and argumentation proved of no avail, the Sophs were forced to retire with only the memory of their victor' to temper their disappointment.WANTED 2000 PEOPLE TO SEE "MICE AND MEN." It has reached our ears that our friends (?) up the street are circulating a report among the other schools in the division concerning the eligibility of one of our basketball men. It seems that they are claiming that we are playing a "ringer," a man who is not attending school. We brand this as being absolutely false and will welcome any investigation into the matter. Our men are all bona fide students and furthermore, we are prepared to prove it. This malicious rumor is only another of those jabs in the back which are so characteristic of our Black and Yellow friends. These "small town" stunts and "dog in the manger" acts are beginning to get tiresome. If Ogden would look a little closer home she might find that she could do a little house-cleaning herself. The scholastic records of some of her players are well-known about town. SOPHS WIN FIRST CONTEST Last Friday the first effective public speaking contest was held. The contest was highly, interesting and the contestants discussed their respective subjects with much thoroughness while their delivery was splendid. This year the speakers are given an optional selection of their subject and are also given the preceding day to prepare their speech. The judges rendered their decision on the following points: (1) Definite point of view; (2) organization; (3) delivery. Earl Malan, a Sophomore, took first place, discussing "Government Supervision of Railroads" favoring government ownership. Derrah Van Dyke, Senior, won second place, with "The Five Year Plan" as his subject. He disapproved of this plan although it was originated by McAdoo. Golden Bingham represented the Juniors and discussed the subject "The Two Hundred Million Dollar Deficit." Elliot Wright spoke for the Freshmen with "Railroads Readjustment to Peace" as his subject. DOUBLE U. KAY, '20 GRIFFIN PAINT COMPANY jZ? JZ HATS AND CAPS NORMAN SIMS 384 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET JZ? 7 MEN WHO KNOW QUALITY BUY HERE. WHERE DO YOU BUY? OGDEN BARBER SUPPLY CO. 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