Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE-EIGH- Iftf AfttXottf ( VlOvl 1 1 j Published every Friday of the School Year Student Body Organization of the U A C J 00 S lbsoripiion Single Copies hy j Ter Year ft Cents FlMTOHlxCtllKK J Haddock M3 Agriculture BUSINESS MANAGER Viniculture M3 Flmkh G Bkohsakd Assistant Pe ERsor Manager Associate Kditoii Commerce M2 mix W Pstess VEliN f Bu-ine- Stake Editor Ball I'AAC B Staff Jos P Welsh j ’12 Agriculture ’13 Agriculture M2 MariE II' lA Athletics Taylor Carmk iiael ( T Heber J 19 Agriculture Scicucc ’ll 1 j 3 1879” College Delivery is made from Studeut Life Office 1 Boom 27a XO 7 VOL 10 Friday November ‘1 e PJll Our football CONQUERING boys are homo HEROES again and t h e COME! royal leception liiven ihem Monday night is jf the e teem in which they are ‘Yield hv the Student Bodv Their victory over the two Montana teams was just wliat we all expected We have stated before and we repeat it here that otti’ present football team can run around little anything" in the State or the region It is to be regretted ay it is a matter calling: for sackcloth and ashes that arrangements to meet the F of V cannot he made as so certain do wo feel of in that case that if anyone has any money that isn’t workinjr we arc willing to put up the of lice paste p:t against thirty cents that our ‘‘Fanners' ran pile up the biggest score and it's a real LO THE evi-tlen- demi-senii-quave- col-Havin- 1 M2 matter September “Entered us second-clas- s 1908 at the postoftlce at Logan Utah under the Act of March j - ’ll Reporter‘ VVerii y j staff Artis' Ueneral Rose ! j : 18 Home Economics LMGKEN j j Home Economies ’2 Soi ‘ j i Society Irene Hendric kson 1 ' ltErouTKit Beers f-- v Agriculture Exchanges J1AKUY over and there is a great deal ot pent' They are Fire Hose! They ave been placed there bv wise satisfaction in that minds to protect the students of It is a re-- ! the institution in ease of fire At A LITTLE PREACHMENT! markable think present however they are being wliat a band of men and women used as hat racks and toys until working together may accom-- j it is a question as to whether they Where one individual would be of any benefit in ease pPsli toiling alone can make scarcely a sudden emergency should arise Student:: cut it out! — Not tin an impression a small number If you While Lan'lod together may exert a! hose but the horse-pla(i-move in the game wonderful potentiality By the must find something to play with jr full credit to the plucky fellows on t lie local team heJ sn 1110 Process of reasoning where! try counting the words in the number cf people have united Dictionary or mix up a little states that not in years had Montana had the privilege of wit-- ! to Perform a certain task one op- - chlorine in sunlight but for your own sake for our sake for the ness mg such a rapid fire bunch as lH)'ng individual may up et esake of every student in the is Missoula our 7t all farmers relieved ourselves of lege just let the fire hose alone! likewise loud in her praise of the — dLserta-boys in their conduct as a team the forgoing weighty In our football ar- and in their individual deport- tion we are ready to say wliat OUR OUTSIDE tide of last week ment as gentlemen FRIENDS we imulvertentlv These are the tilings which tend to cement the colleges of the form of government ealled disci-- failed to make mention of the Properly understood and splendid generosity of some of West in a closer union and we!l'm In additrust that we may sometime have 'mppmied it makes the machin-th- our local merchants like round dock work tion to the fifteen hats given by privilege of seeing these ei'v misunderstood or wilfully Ilowell Brothers to the team the teams in action on our own cnm-i'i- t ofT goe- -' Thatcher Clothing Company preopposed then--bai- rn pus It does :eem a pity that w the order and awav goes the sented the boys with a large eminent cannot SEE more of our team mj “family trunk” of adequate size XoW till’ di scipline of tin to accommodate all the parapheraetion Both this year and Iasi The Audithey go cavorting oil’ to Montana M'h(M'l provides that there shall nalia of the players lH‘ stuwhile the torium company also admitted while ou r students indulge them- playing We our hoys ami the Pocatello team selves in the hilarious pastime of dents march out of chapel readiiig'the report of the various f‘nnfess that the music may he to their regular Monday night inewhat slow at times but was dance gratis on the evening of games in the local papers The strange tiling about it is that oiie!eVrl' MU'h !Ul attempt made at that game These are the kind of the e same Montana teams marching Again when yuu of acts we all appreciate and as ols(E‘ the chapel itoor move students we should show our lov- passed right through Cache Junc-Ihe way and give tin tion on their way to meet the lT 011 0d in Salt Lake last week Wliat a didn’t bo vs our meet pity they here on the local campus! With students have barely gotten out the exception cf the one gamelf the chapel doer e'er tliev have! with Colarodo played early inhun availed with a consuming' (Continued from page ") disi-the seaeson we will not have the desire to' s the crops with lP°n which most other phases of privilege of seeing our hoys in Cyrus or to hold hands with Xel- - natural science rest Its impor- lie or Susie The rest of the tsincc is beginning to he realized action this year We played-Pocatello hut in all charity we can- - students like Coxey's army go by men and women in all depart“steadily steadily on” with the ments of educational work and it result that every morning during s therefore not surprising that plan of “gang agloe" and our! the week tin main hall of the the laboratories are crowded with Executive Committee we know college resembles t lie Hr t Ilnur of "Indents is doing its level best s0 it department store during a sp may :::::::::jm:::mmnnnnnmaannOT he that even yet we may he einl bargain day in lingerie an-- ! Ihn other matter: The Ion agreeably surprised hy the nouneement of one or mole games tubular objects lving fold upon a“ ' The Place to Eat fer the future told in the racks in pie halls are 3UWI (Yiitrr Iaiiii I’uili Anyhow the first “exams” art not specimens of prehistoric ser- the 0 ficial organ of the Agricultural and incCollege of Montana identally the very best college paper we have yet seen — there is not one word of protest not ii word of excuse but in a snappy da shin!? style that would do reedit to an experienced journalist the writer carries us through ev- - Weekl’ Pxpouent 110 j ee i i j rs i j u ' vie-lev- y good paste pot too b’gohh! One tliinj: these "limes with Montana have shown us and that is that these Montana people are-tinIn the account spoilsmen of the Bozeman game written for - j j J I j j j e STUDENTS!" are you interested in GOOD FOOTWEAR? WEAR :ri-v-xT- T Y yr FAMOUS SHOES and be “In Good Standing” For Sale by Thatcher Clothing Company - - g |