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Show SELECTIONS. MADE EOR THE DEBATING SOCIETY ! Men Who Will Combat the Uni-j versity of Colorado: U. of i U. Notes. I j Rchard W. Young, Jr., James Carlson Carl-son and C. U. Andcrsou with Frank lloliuan as alternate, wero selected Friday Fri-day morning at the preliminary debating debat-ing contests held at tho university, as tho team which will represent the school in its intercollegiate debate with the University of Colorado on February 11. The preliminary contest was ono of the j most interesting ever hold in the school, i nearly a thousand studcuts being in at- ' tendancn. Xiuo men participated in the I preliminaries. The judges of tho con- j test were Professors Geoce A. Eaton, i James L. Gibson, Milton Bcnnion, William Wil-liam Roylancc and Gcorgo M. Marshall. I Tho question discussed at tho prelim- ' inarics Friday and tho one which will , be debated when tho Utah and Colorado . teams meet in this city three weeks j from next Tuesday is: "Resolved, I I That tho Present Distribution of Power Between the State and Federal Governments Govern-ments is not Adapted to Present Conditions Condi-tions nnd that there Should bo a Chance Toward Further Centralization." Centraliza-tion." j In the final debate, Utah will speak j for the affirmative. Needed regulation ! of trusts, divorce and treaties were ' pointed out by the speakers in the con- test Frida as" reasons why there should , bo further centralization. The ucpitive contended that all State linos, would soon be obliterated if any action was taken to regulate matters. The members of the team selected at the preliminary contest arc experienced debaters, having represented the school in other inter-collegiate debutes or having hav-ing ta'ken part in intcr-class debates. Mr. Young is president of tho student body of the university. lie debatod against the University of Oregon last year. Mr. Carlson and Mr. Anderson "won the inter-class debating scries last year for the class of lOOf). Mr. Carlson is mannger of debating nt tho university. univer-sity. Mr. Ilolman has represented the university against the University of Nevada. Donald McXicol. manager of tho Postal Telegraph company, spoko to the Utah Society of Engineers on the wireless wire-less telephone at tho regular meeting of tho society, which was hold Fridaj evening in the physical building of tho university, Mr, McNicoI's lecture was supplemented by a scries of experiments exper-iments as well as a general summary of experiments that have been performed per-formed along this lino. Preceding Mr. McNicoI's lecturo a reception was held. Tho freshman clasp of the university gave a roller skating party ot tho Auditorium Au-ditorium Friday evening. |
