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Show A. C. DEBATERS ARE IN FINE FORM The final trjouts for the Intercollegiate Intercol-legiate teams of tho Agricultural col-lego col-lego of Utah In debating havo resulted result-ed In the selection of twelve Individ uals to represent the college against tho University of Utah, Brlgham Young University and the Agricultural Agricultur-al College of Montana. The . college having won last jear from tho University Uni-versity of Utah and the B. Y. U. will fight hard to maintain Its leadership In this line of student activity. The subjects to bo debated and tho men chosen to represent tho cbllego ngalnst the different schools arenas follow s U. of U. "Hcsolvcd, That tho Sstem of He-call He-call Should bo Applied to the Stato Judiciary." Heber Bcnnlon, Orson A. Christen sen, Ilnlph O. Porter, Nlcl Sammons, substitute. B. Y. U. "Resolved, That Paesldent Taft was Justified in Vetoing Arizona's Statehood State-hood Hill on Account of tho Hccall of tho Judges' Clause." Samuel II. Judd Murk H. (It ecu, Orson 1st nelson, substitute Montana A. C. 'Resolved, That Corporations Doing Ing Inteistnte Business Should 'bo Incorporated In-corporated Under .i Pederal Charter Constitutionality Conceded." Truoman J. Cole, Chas W Recs, Melvln S. Smart, substitute. The dates when these dobates nro to come off have not yet been dofln Itely decided upon but will bo some time In March and April. The debatq vvltli tho U. of U. will bo hold nt Salt Lake, tho debate with the 1, Y, U at Provo and tho debato with tho Montniitt A. C nt Logan. Tho trjouts for theso dobntos wero held last woek and aro considered t& bo the best tiy-outs tiy-outs ever held In tho h'stoay of the A. C. The dellvey especially wns bet ter than In any previous year, all par tlclpants doing exceptionally well The men nrct all uniformly good and many who were not retained made excellent talks During the month of Pebruary the annual oratorical contests will bo held at the Agricultural College of Utah, a medal being offered for the best oration. |
