Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TVvu CLUB MEETINGS OF CHAFF EDITORIAL “ There’s a little chaff i THE in every threshing STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College WEEK PAST ECONOMICS CLl'B holds The Home Economics Club 1 at its meeting today Friday The dull o'clock in its club rooms Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Company to a party on Ilevo meets every ot In r Friday and all the down 'Was Logan Utah Economic street” girls registered in Home it is a mail matter September 19 1908 at Logan as that?” is Entered as second-clas- s lie "Where present are urged to Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special them “Near Beer" and only club for them 1917 3 rate of postage provided ror in Section 1103 Act of October tie new authorized August 22 1918 Benedicts social tonight S:30 Sutton is sporting EDITORIAL STAFF Wilford D Porter Ray I Alston King Hendricks Francis Hayes jHomer Fornolf Sadie Stevenson Ernest Hansen Jennie Reese Winona Cherry Reuben Keifer Sauls Sybil Spande Pearl Oberhansley George P Barber Letty Rich CHARLES HART CAROLL HANSEN KING HENDRCKS CARL WINN LEROY FUNK WILLIAM BELL REID GARDNER HOME I D Clare bought in Reno How's that for center Milt? Id U’csT Center Street Commercial Grill 5 Under the A Reuben s Rimes Stanton Belnap" -- Alumni — "Curious marriage wasn't it?" Special JJnter IIow (irimis7 rJer: "The bride was given away and fPeC!a Special Writer thp glrg say the groom threw him- S(ir awav" — Boston Transcript P R JOHNSTON MARIE DA VERN OWEN iN WILLIAM PO ALVIN HIN'TZE ALDYTH VERNON PEARSON BALLINGER Mr WRIST WATCH ' ' Wa tch was a model young A man He had a good open face His hands were never idle He was Number 9 known for his good works Volume XIX He was very methodical lie never 12 1920 Friday November - varied a minute He had the precious jewels of a Tlie Benedicts are really going At TO CONTRACT noble character yesterday's meeting of the club a Iis family was so wealthly that constitution was read and adopted he was practically encased in gold n providing for a president His mind was as clear as a crystal The annual Thanksgiving Day game will be played this year and a and treasurer d(Mlti secretary — Judge Cummings field This agreement was reached in Ogden last Monday when The purchasing manager publicity the board of arbitration drew up a three year contract between the committee reported on its investiga ' Full many a keg of purest hue and tions but as yet no definite plans have University of Utah and the Utah Agricultural College 8le(‘11 The contract gives the Aggies the choice of fields next year either at been formulated So a public state- The third year the game will again be In some unfathomed stilly spot lies nient of its findings is impossible at Logan Ogden or Salt Lake there a played on Cummings field Utah will have full control of all games played present but indications point to nan' a Quart is born to blush very active future The first social on their local gridiron whether the Aggies or the University have charge unseen affair will be held a At the gate students will be admitted by presenting their of the game waste on its some ‘nd fragrance Ladles gym All in the fhjg eVening cards but passes will be allowed on a ratio of two to one for the Univers- mountain heir and Benedicts partners are requested ity The contract further provides that the gate receipts will be divided — U of N Sagebrush there (0 5 The University authorities held that if the Aggies chose to play Benedicts Social this evening 8:30 the game next year on Adam's field then some other date would have to EVERYBODY IIAI'I'Y be arranged for other than Thanksgiving day as the game on that date Brother’ lost a button from his was the biggest of the year and the financial returns too great to leave ALUMNI 14 ghlrt Cummings field unoccupied Mother's sewing fasteners on her Much comment has been expressed pro and con as to the merits of jgO skirt Miss Helen Gubler a postg raduate the contract From the appearance on the face the agreement caters to Sister's nice and comfy in her $80 of last year has sent two pheasants the points held for by the University authorities But this contract far fur to the zoological department of the And father works like 6u for his surpasses the previous one which was unsatisfactory to both schools They arrived last week and college The authorities from the University and those of the Utah Agricultural $30 per —Cartoon The may he seen in the museum College are well pleased with the decision of the hoard of arbitration Chinese d or the is ' Every-da- y Clothe — “One finds it pair — was sent from Bellingdifficult in these times to dress as one pheasant and ham Washington HONOR ' WE SERVE THE BEST BV TEST Lojjan North Main Car don as Scene: Mohawk Sorority Reno Enter Bellboy: "Calling Mr ltosel Superior ly CANDIES ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES ll He lighted a match to assist Oh bring back my Bonnie to me j REPORTLHS Pre-eminent- It EMPYREAN The Empyrean Club held its first Tuesday meet ug of the leaf on Theta Pill evening at the Sigma house Professor Haines Chapter talk on the recent excellent an gave cleitioti explaining to the girls his id-as to why the Republicans were so successful in the recent election He Mien spoke of the prospects for the league of nations and the real lisenesses and differences the two dominant parties after which lie answered the questions the girls desired to ask The Empyrean Club is a recently organized club and its purpose is to discuss current topics or present day Miss Blanch Mendenhall problems Miss Mignon and the president Barker the secretary are working vi r lull'll to show tile college what an important iluli it is Misses Pearl Oberhansley Florence Walker and IsN and Aldytli Vernon were guests ot the evening Managing Editor tank Associate Editor My Bonnie leaned over the gassee to contents the of The height Associate Editor him Business Manager Ass’t Business Manager Stenographer Athletics Bluebird JJJe 'ache Valleys ing Jewelers" Jewelry Co L : Ltt Eve rvthint in Qua! it a Jeivelrv 11 North Main Logan ll For Athletic Supplies and Sporting Goods See j Logan Hardware Company SATISFACTORY AUTHORITIES First j The Winchester If Stoi Hotel Eccles A MODERN HOTEL-COMPL- ETE S5-4- Special Weekly Winter Rates to Students j j STORAGE WAREHOUSE Ring-necke- DUE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS ought Armistice day will become more and more as the years go on a day' of devotion to the memory of those who died for their country in France We are privileged as a College to be able to serve a hundred or so1 wounded or otherwise disabled soldiers most of them our own boys While at the College In training I know they will constantly be honored as their acts deserve It is so easy however to forget what they have done that I take the opportunity to remind the College and community that the scars of these men are honorable Nothing that any of us may be able to do for our Country and Civilization will quite equal the service rendered by these boys who put their bodies between the intellectual savagery of the Prussian armies and the American institutions of freedom Let u occasionally go out of our way to honor them In so doing we' honor also their dead comrades American government is secure and the liberties of men are reaffirmed because of the sacrifices of our dead and wounded Nothing in American history is more glorious than this record All honor to those whose loyalty and faith was of so high sn order when the great test came ELMER G PETERSON don’t know 1 have a suit of J Howard Maughan an old Aggie clothes for every day In the week” of renown is enlarging his mark in ‘‘Really?” He Is this year Prim-inntheworh “Yes this is it”— Tit-Bi(Ixin- of the Murdock Academy at Beaver don) Utah "Oh I ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Office South Main Street l j ts Cache Valley Commission Co w ow dld he ‘ ut hl“ htp? "Slipped and didn't have Record nouKh 0 fa)1 loUe up Oldest and Largest Bank Cache Valley L is Vcl'e M'trtitieau gcnt for Salt Lake countv with He hay get up and kl k ou lu the headquarters in the City and County stomach when you're back is turned building Never strike down- a man when he is in Resources $200000000 - CHANGE YOUR OLD LAURELS FOR NEW UTAH LOGAN Kirkham '19 better known as "Eh" who wa3 for several years prominent in most anything that came along at the U A C is now writ in' 'em up for insurance He is at hotm- when out the state in Salt Lake City J E THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPAM W J i’roikei reminds us from Philadelphia that he is still an irrio sending in hi alumni dues and a sibo'rspi 'on to Student Lift Scattered through the student body are men who made themselves famous during their high school career These men were of course ap-pHated by their respective schools and werod ecorated as a result with sweaters letters anil the like Men you earned those decorations and we commend you for it hut we feel that we are nil Don't rest Aggies now on old laurels The Utah Agricultural College wants men who can do in without advertising things and you ran Your ahiiitv and not your credentials is the thing to i herish— Bramwell peck ri LOGAN Laura H lovendiil" '19 reports She Brigham sil t suv what :te we hut doingi suspect she Is o th" aching prof smoii The Supreme Evidence of d-- i i g-- THE COPPERS lN(Jl EsT Roy M Madsen Perhaps In this neglected shack is llld do - ' A lowly brewer of the fatal swill One sip of what's beneath the mould) fr oi Gunnison IS TUB PROFESSOR’S CONSCIENCE CLEAR? tn-o- ” r sent in hi jfo i subscription Has the time come when a college professor dare not make a fair lid statement of facts for fear of embarrassing his friends ' i’ is at Kevbutg but at the same 'And then snatch up the orient of Murray time take unfair advantage of another? It would Idaho aem so when persons til- - Still directly Implicated and responsible for the misdemeanors of another are not so much as mentioned when the victim is V Ii IBis i Croft '20 editor of embarrassed by an unfair Tdolil of Regret statement of facts before the public — C tudoit Id fe last ytnr and mixed up Ray Kimball H r lips were so near — urn-rallin nil Aggie dolngs Is at And I hadn't the nerve N MFBRt'SIIERS OW the Murdoik Academy teaching the ' Bradshaw I'wiH the me a l (ha (if Eu k qb year hov how to he farmi rs and athletes I T ll AGGIES Johnson llib tiler lips wore so near) Hart Reed was angty (' rhb fear Conroy (Continued from page one) Dunn MONTANA MINES TO WAGE And her scorn I deserve fb El'ii kson Reed to Martin ended In a touchHer lips er“ so near WAR ON FARMERS Substitution : Utah Conroy down Nevada kicked goal Score And 1 hadn't the move Perry Kirk for Conroy Stangcr for Utah braced and the rest of Eric kiion Umpire-H- all (Continued from page one) —Tiger' the quarter was nlek and tuck The c Gardner Lund whistle blew with Utah In possession GGIK lBE TKWI FA I If )ou are a mrlooiiM Sutton Wehl rg "Magpie” of the hall on Its twenty yard line II RD BEFORE ua ills you A A Ogd Worley ((’apt) rt Sirldlck Nevada made twio touchdowns re Wheeldone Conroy during the final quarter Both If )ou would have smooth hands Fab k (Continued from page one) qb scores coming after a flurry of llazey bon a ut f ii I face' and a clear con Hart h Lee qb Neuonschwander passes and lle wrt Nevada kicked sd-m- e use fBKAM-LHulllf Reberg rh b On at sale In both Instances The gam goal Gy Taylor IV Wllkrnson hb Stevens Seeley Adv rhb ended with Nevada's ball on the Adams tin Colle Bookstore Jones fi thirty yard line Flnnl score Nevada Woolley mann 2 Iteherg Goals nf r touch-- 1 Score by periods81 Utah 0 letty Itldi sntiounres that th down Glasmann 3 name "Shlmmey" for the antiseptic A A 7 Ogden Lineup and summary n H -- 2! 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