Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-16
AGGIE.U. OF U. GAME.
Visitors Will be Met at Train by Fac
ulty and Entertained

The following program was decided
upon for Saturdays game at a mass
assembly Of University OF Utah stu
dents this morning
Special street cars viii meet the Lo-
gan visitors at the train and convey
them TO the college grounds, where they
win become the guests OF the faculty
and board OF regents
AT 1880 lunch win bee served 20 the
visitors by their hosts. and special com
mlttees win then show them about the
grounds until $780, 'Ihen the game be-
gins.
At eight o'clock p. M a ball viii be
held under the auspices Of the third
year normal class, at which the faculty,
the students, and the team OF the Agri-
cultural college Will be the special
guests Of the evening,
The mass assembly was called for the
purpose of perfecting arrangements for
Saturday. II was addressed by Presi-
dent John G. Brown Of the student
body who called Il 20 order, Professor
Byron Cummings, and Manager George
Riser a striking incident Of the meet
ing was a rebuke administered by Pres
ident Brown to number OF underolnss-
men who were talking noially In one
corner OF the room while Professor
Cummings 'Has speaking He inter-
rupted the speaker 10 Gull the young
sters 10 order, and request mat IN the
future they refrain from such conduct
This is the first instance In which
student body officer has taken discipline
into bis own hands In governing UNDER
classman conduct
President Brown announced that the
ladies OF the Christian Endeavor had
offered to make pennants for the game
az nominal cost lie then urged the
men to conduct themselves worthily at
the game, ana TO refrain from any ac-
ton that would tend TO opening hos'
Titles between the two schools. or TO
revive old bitterness.
George Riser followed with explana-
tions MS 10 arrangements for Saturday.
He said that the University students
would occupy the west bleachers, and
that on account Of the general misun-
dcrstanding as 10 the whereabouts OF
Cummings field, he desired 20 explain
that II was the University oval and
was named Ia honor Of Professor Cum
m!ngs, because Of his long and faith
ful service In the interest Of University
athletics
His announcement that the Agricul-
tura college would bring a band with
them brought a proposition from the
assembly 10 duplicate the feature.
II was promptly acted upon. The
college women passed the hat through
the assembly and In a few moments
had enough money to secure the coyet-
ed music. A man was sent at once
to the city 20 make a contract with
some bandmaster for Saturday after
noon.
The meeting concluded with song
aud yell practise, The singing was led
by Miss Harker Of the college women
and the yelling By Falrchld sherman
the regular yell leader ~,
The decision OF the students and fac
ulty 10 treat the Logan visitors az
their guests and extend them every
courtesy during their visit, Is import
ant, coming as II does after the bitter
feeling Of last year, when an elllgy Of
Coach Holmes was burned amid a show
Of hostile bitterness, II II thought that
the winning side VIII be given free use
OF the field for It's celebration, and that
In the evening again the two crowds
WIN meet on terms Of frIendliness and
hospitality.