| Show i STUDENT BODY IN WARM JESS ra pI w 1 t Richards i and Higgins Ins Pull Plums of President and S Chronicle Editor f 1 MISS FARNSWORTH WINS WIN S i YOI Young II Woman ho Chosen n Secretary InV In III i. i V Clo Close I e Contest Conc W t-W Wire lc Pulling anti and Usual I 1 1st t h t ji L f 1 t T V i w t y Stu Stayner layner Richards t Y Leo o Marshall Ice Ir vice Farnsworth secretary t. t o Richard Hart treasurer i Pel Percy y Goddard u manager of debat- debat iv lug nE t x J Fred rc 1 Scranton and Harold Stephens t student members athletic council I 7 l Corydon Higgins editor Chronicle KI At one Atone one of or the closest and most Ink In- In k elections ever held at the r. r university the above ticket was elected yesterday Almost t er C every member of I the associated student ent body voted and V L a n deep Interest was apparent Cliques J were wen everywhere and clique work workers Js J's f 11 kept kepl matters boiling In n the hot air alt T line 11 S Surprises wa wail was the feature of the tho tiny day a t The defeat of or Mehring was w hardly hardly- looked cd for COI even by his most ii strenuous opponents But Corydon higgins's machine worked more moret t smoothly than It Jt was expected it l would and ancl when the votes vutes were counted count count- 1 J ed he ho had a lead of or ten len votes voles The f other of the Iho da day was Stayner Richards's overwhelming defeat of J J Fred Ired Bennion Bec Because of or his record a as an athlete and the lie clientage c he was teas t 1 J I supposed to control it was generally 1 believed that Reunion Bennion would winI win 7 I I hands hand down own but bill here a again aln tables were turned and Richards pulled pulle out JI with a plurality of ur voles votes 2 Both Elections Jun Instilled r Both of oC the thc men amen elected are aro com com- I anti and ha have records that thai I I. I justly their selection Corydon c Higgins is the son of or W. W v V. C. C HI Hig gln gins editor of the Mining Review ne 11 He lIe c was graduated from the Salt Lake High Hh school In III 1304 1904 an and while there ther J made un an enviable record as a student There also he was editor of Red and Black during his senior year 31 and succeeded succeeded suc suc- in publishing what many deJ tie dc- J Glared dared to have ha bt been n tho mho best hl high h t school paper published In ht this city He Hc will be a junior student ne next t year r. r I- I J and with wilh the same generous support from Cun ruin the students that the editors have c VV j SV I cd ed In the past he ought to place of 4 the thc Chronicle upon a higher stand standing Ing than II it has haser vcr ever before enjoyed Stan Stayner J Richards is the son SOli of lr Dr 1 e. e S. S II II Id Richards and stands foremost t l In his class as a u c conscientious dependable depend depend- able stu student enL While he has never been conspicuous In student activities r he has always alwa- been a hard worker eI conservative and level headed Ills His lal largo large e majority over o hits his popular rival t speaks eloquently for fOl his student ratI rat- rat I tug Ing This year jear ear he is treasurer of oC his V class an and assistant mana manager cr of or the Yearbook book Jo 5 m Itt t Gl Gills s l 1 Fight i hl J Am Among l the minor minol offices offices the Mt light developed on the election of the s secretary ci Four young women were candidates for rOl this position and the thea a way they electioneered would have put even an time old politician to shame f The lh count save gave tho the p position to Alice J Farn Farin Farnsworth worth north b by hy a majority of or but el eight hl hlf f l. l v votes voles over Hazel Stevens Miss MIs Farmworth Farnsworth Farnsworth Farns Farm worth Is the thc daughter of or Philo T. T 1 I Farnsworth arnsworth the thc miring mining man She Is well known for COl the success J she bhe achieved ed In the recent production by hY the tho University Uni ver Dramatic club t The rue other candidates elected are ale all t. t competent and as a whole the thc administration admin admin- I next year ou ought ht to be the Ithe I t strongest In to the history history- of the school I I |
