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Published VOLUME XI.
W cckly by the Students
l,O G.\N, lJ'l'All , FRIDAY,
of th e Uta h ,\ gTieu lt ural College. NUMBER 13.
JA NUA RY 17, 1913.
flVEGRADUATES GOTOSOUTH AMERIC A
GEORGE L. :MORRI SON
IV AN EGBER'l'
A. 0 . Men Recei ve Lucra ti ve P o- 1 sition s. Sail on 24th .
J. A. WILI,EY
SUCCESS D'ESTIME
C. LEO :lrERRILL
ELECTRICAL DEMONSTRAT ION
Proba hi)" one of' the g rcatesl compliments paid th e Agr icultnrBy easy ea11ine stages the A. C.. of today, an,l the English departal Coll ege in its hi stor y came la st pla,·ers prepared for the two ex- 111eut had commanded certain week in th e form of a dcmam1 ccllen t performanl!(•S they gave excisions out of deference fo r th e f-rom the Argentin e Rep ubli c of of " Th e Wuils'' in l\'ib ley H ali good taste of today, but unfor- Farmers and Housewives of Uta h at Agricultural College Round South A meriea f or fh·c graduates last ~f...,ud;i~, arnl ~•nrstlay night. tunate lv their wishes were not up to Witne ss Remarkable E x of th e. Instituti on to ~ake cba r gJ First. ;';wHh•·e1,1heard it , and th a ent irelj: carried out . hibit so.f ar r 1cul,tnral work m th e R ~- Smitl>Relclcrs. grou ped about As regards th e aeting , the pcrpnuh c. 1 hes c m en will uc agn- Pr of Arnold and hi s Not·thern [ forman ccs showed t he best all cnJtm :at ex per.ts , ha ving mueh to T,ig-Ms clra ma elass . thought it' ,·oimd conipan:Y of actors th at tlw B. R. Lam,. representing the do w1th the deYclopm enf of the("not had." The aged and infirm College has seen for years. We lftah l'owe r & Light Company, c!1):-fatming industr:y in )hi s f Logan als,1 heard it with pleas- ha.vc produeecl some stars such as lh1• ('apilal Electric Company, 10 tlirn·mg Routh AmC'r1(•an nnhon. • Hi'C'011 ::;aturclav afternoon. Then ~Tise.;lln yha ll , i f1ss Edwar\18. :t1H.l HJHl the <il'111 :11·al l •~lectric Com'J'h~ ter ms of _emplo yment are I came lh e supre;nc test on llfonila) · Miss Cardon who were equal to J""'·'"· Sall 1,akP Cily. bcii:au ?11 espcc1all y_ f!attenng, the se :vonn~ night, th e pe ,·fornrnnee hcforc :l', pro_fc:·s io11a ls, hut beside whom W,•d11e_sdayto s<'t up a ?'g chsmen rece1vmg $2,000 .00 _each !'er indul gent fac•ulty and a cr itica l the,'.· fellow players often seem- ph1.v dh1S~rat1JJg clectr1cal deyear, and all expenses , 11;1cludmg student body. The faculty cd like crude amatcnrn. '!'he east 1 ''':"' I or Ji ann and Ilome wluch board, ro om. and traYelm,:?.. as chnek lecl ove r dvcry lin e ani! of "The Riv als" was uniformly "il l be on e of the notab le fea wcll as expenses from the United "·ere ent husiastic over every an- good and well balanced. There I urcs of the Round-up and IlouseRlatcs to th eir fields of labor. 'l'h c ti c of the actors. Th e students. is not a mcmhcr of it who did not i«' l'Jlri·s' Conference at the Agrinppo intment of one A,:?rienltnral however, ·were only Juke-wa rm. show him self a capab le actor. cultural College from January Coll ege grnduate last )'e ar ha s Some on e had told ·them that tl ,e The pl a.v, too. is well filled to 27th lo February 8t h, l\Ir. Lanz open ed the way for these. Iat_er ap- play is a classic and they were amate m s. ;-.:o aetor can be reaHy is a. skilled lec·h:1ician in the use r,01!'1t111ents,and th e prommencc expec t in g to he bored. Th er ]is- 11oor ";1'o enters mto the sp1t·'.t of ~lectric,t,,, bemg brought fr~m winc h th e Col_leg~ ha ~ a_ssu'."ed t ened r cspce tful :~-. all the sam e of 1t. . rh c often st iff, h alf d1gm- Cal1forn1a lo Utah for spec '.al amon ,:? th e scientific !nst1f_ullo~s and were snrpriscd at moment .; Orel. half swagger ing mann er that clcmonstrat:on pur pose s. While of th e land finds_ vcrificat,on m tn find themselves '.·tughing at goes with th e va ri ous parts is Ill Cal'.forn;~ he had charge of the tl-esc r eecnt appomtm ents. llfrs. l\falaprop's execss of Eng- mnr h eas ier f nr you n g- actors to Ele etneal l ram wlur;h ~reated 'l'he men rc ceiYin,:? ofl'ers · werG Jisl1, ancl thev were cons lantl v al ta in titan the sopl1istiealed air s11c·ha fa,·orahlr impression thr<:corgc lJ. ilrorrison . Ivan Egb ert. delighted ,riti, the good acting- ,;1 of men of th e moder;, world. And oughouf the slate of California J_.A , Will ey, C. Leo 111errill, Ilar - th e company , though the plot tl1en, too. " 1' hc Rival s" _is pm:o last year . 1·1son V. Woodbur,-. l\[r, Wood - seemed rath er old-fashioned ancl romed,·, a fart that brmgs 1t i\fr. Lanz proposes to demonhur y is a graduate of the Univer- Jong in worki,,g out. Lik e all within th e reach of student ac- slralc to fanne1·s ancl houseke epsit ,, of Uta_h. lat er taking ad- pla,-s of the 18th centur y. th~ tors. Older and more experienc- ers th e wonders of electricity as nmccd ag-ricn1tnral work at the lan ~nagc of "The Rival s " is cd actors c:'On lcl pla~r thP. parts thrsr nrc clisplayrd in the hnu(Conti nucd on Page Two) rnueh morr fr ee th~n in the plays (Continued on Page Two) clrcd ancl one devices adaptab le
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The First College Ball of the New Year w ill , as U sual, be the
ALUMNIDANCINGPARTY Which will be given in the Thomas Smart Gymnasium, M onday Evening. January 20 ADMISSION, 75c Beginning Promptly at 8:30 REFRESHMENTS