Show & I VOLUME X uhlished U OU ll AX cckh hi the Students of the Utah el o’ricn UTAH EJUDA V OCTOBER UTAH AGGIES TRIM COLORADO Snell 0 iiml time wis tin t n ii i to spare to "which j STUDENTS HAVE 1 The old dark i -- k tiim-whe- :mf-fieie- nt j ‘ - MAlS n I i e m I J (Continued on Page Two) I VERE MARTINEAU TO QUIT FOOTBALL Our old (‘(‘liter Vcrc Martiueau hahad to stop football on the illness of his father Mr Maitineau Sr has been ill with typhoid fever for some time and has been in bed for the 'pa t which leaves the two weeks bovs with a great amount of work to d and they found it a little too great a strain to study and play football besides the work at home We are indeed sorry to lo-- e Ye’re from the team for with his three years experience at center he ha accomplished wonders and any new limn who takes It is pin e no matter how capable must in the minds of the older men at least who have played with Yere materially weaken - DANCE F AUDITORIUM TAXED TO ITS CAPACITY QUARTERS AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDED dingy gym so loiig an eyesore to all connected with h progressive institution is now hut an unpleasant memory It in tin minds of the students never did till the measure of its eieati n and has now' passed away unwept as do all old fogies Ihe three times lesult wu a in the wheels cf In iU pi ogres': clever piisAng pa sing birth was given to a tuurh down was a hiir feature of ihe mime new and better line of work ha'f-liaeT!:e Dave ami Cap- which now occupies the same tain “dink” drm's Yauidian lb or space The old gymnasium Ilaw and T Aldmis played goe1 room is no longer dark and dingy hall and Coach Teetzel has de- hut 1ms in its ceiling a nice large veloped twi snappy ends in skylight which affords light 01aton and Peterson for the six excellent rooms tackles and guards played into which the old room is di consUtcntly at all times piling vided up every line nidi attempted and Here is the permanent home of through the Art department with all ils continually breaking ar! stopping plas Tin U A C enlarged and new courses For Mm is without doubt tin best a long time Prof Fletcher has Due in the ta'e It was said bv! struggled on doing the best hi 1 i NUMBER 4 l‘)ll -- Utah Farmer? danced away from the Col rado Airies on the U A C eanipiu A1 onilny Alter the first quarter it was no longer a question of who would win hut rather what the score would he The Colorado team actually played better hall after they got startl'd than their slow raided signal praetiei before the game Their team would even surest work was much str iiyer on defense than on ollVnee holding the n Utah hoys for down three all who saw the game between their goal wa in danger and On o (Tense they were very po- r U of Uiah aid Colorado and throughout the whole gimo also saw the game of Monday (Continued on page 4) never threatened the Utah go! r made theii’ ten yards in their tlilee downs COLLEGE The C A C oil the other hand played brilliant ollYnse and stuh-b'rTheir smashing' defense tearing attacks could not he withstood and never before on a Utah field has the forward pass hern the Utah handled as well a The hevt exhibit in the West! It tanners handled it Moudav js jp consensus of opinion U( was used iepeatedly for !n c tin so who were f irt unate en- gains and had the Colorado hoys mull to witness the A C exhibit Fair “up in the air” at all times It at the Slate All departments of the Collcire simply bewildered them TJ ere was not a man who were skillfully shown up Among effective was the agronI laved on the C A C team Mon- the most exhibit Long benches filled day hut what should hi mention omy different areas in m fur good work smne how with soils from In one part was shown a Utah 01110 where during Ihe game first class dry farm roil with the Quarterback Brnssard played a which grow in it— lemarkahle anie He handh’d typical plants brush ami lahhit (lie team and played 1m aut fully sagebrudi In another part audwa the best ground trainer wheat grass an alkali soil with its typin the Held never downed until was and shad-scalhe couldn't possibly wiggle an cal hints— grensewood inch farther In fact lie was a a whole team in himself Another section contrasted (Cm tinned on l’agc Three) Whenever he h i t the lino t li College FIRST Team Makes Splendid Showing Against Visitors Meet Montana Teams This Month jo oral ART DEPARTMENT N EW 1’!) US 11 ae-eount- of Cclorado Aggies As Function Guests at Monday night was a big date in the history of the school year tin event being the first Student Body dance Fully 300 earnest happy student were gathered in the big Thatcher’s when auditorium orchastra stiuek up the opening me and from then on till eleven o'clock it was one continual feast of pleasure Heeding the admonition of President Widtsoe that “ a good start is half done” the students enteied into the spirit of the dance with a vim that speaks well for all future gatherings Everybody was there and all his relati us! Seniors hearing upon their faces the beaming light of superior wisdom Juniors reflecting well the dignity of their station Sophomores whirling and pii melting with Presides Preps happy to just he alive It was just one of the jollicst crowds imaginable Winn it is remembered that this was the first dance of the season the wav the students warmed up and got acquainted wa little short of remarkable One tiling impressed itself upon the spectator and that was the number of fine looking girls and dandy fellows there are in ! the school The Colorado Aggies football team was in attendance and the coi dial reception shown them must have served as halm to their wounded feelings after their defeat earlier in the day The faculty members wore for limit absence and the students who misled the dance were unfortunate eoti-spicum- is the team Students of Miami University We sincerely hope that Vcre’s retirement from the game is not have voted to adopt the Honor permanent and look to see him System by a very positive major The adoption was at iisu in the familiar football togs be- ity ‘ fore long! r for several months |