Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-24
IIAH STUDENTS
WIN THE DEBATE
.,,,Ider Boys Had Wrong End of
question and Were Some
what Handicapped.
pvr UP A GALLANT FIGHT.
.,o,s We're Well Prepared and
handled Each Side With Careful
Attention TO Detail.

Mills Of the gods grind slowly,
~, they deliver the grlst on schedule
.,'n. Last night the brains Of the
University OF Utah wiped out the stain
no ascu,cheon of the Drawn of the
'~.,i,utIon by securing a unanimous de-
Titan of the judges over Boulder in
s.,o,e Boulder walloped the u. of U.
A. tbe football field, but did not make
,,ch a good showing on the rostrum.
put after all Utah had the popular
and Of the debate--the case of the Peo-
~ "a Corporations and Monopoly.
ran too. The Utah ROSTERS plumed
III feathers and crowed Ia their own
'.taIectua. yard, while the embryo cor
"nration attorneys from the Centennial
s,afe we're strangers In a strange land.
gf handicapped as they were In these
.~snscts the p,ucky young debaters
0aw Colorado received oyations at the
"srds land mouths) Of the lads and
hs.es wearing the red and white ia
yofs. ,,,,,, ,,,v
The theater was packed. Generally on
.neh occasions IL Is the dOting fathers
snd fond mothers OF students who COM
prse the mayor portion OF the audi
spee. Last night these heretofore hold
n. Of the brsL seats and nigh uaces
came near beng ousted by prominent
sslppers Of llah and jobDers OF salt
LAKE. WhoE il came to the railroad
Maternity, they apparently turned out
IN masse. from General Freight Agent
/ A. Reeves Of the oregon snort Line
down TO the stenographers, Railroad
ROW practically was there to a man.
From first TO last the debate was fol-
loved with interest by these experts In
one OF the biggest problems that ever
confronted an administration.
COLORADO CONTESTANTS.
II there were different types in the
audience TINS decidedly held good In re-
gard 10 the young men taking part in
toe debate. Putting the Inevitable de-
sire to boost Tor Utah on one side, and
looking the bunch OF likely youngsters
over VITA an Impartial eye. hOnors in
the direction OF department, delivery
and general presentation belonged to
George u. Falrweather OF Colorado.
That boy gives promise OF being heard
from 10 years hence. Last night ne
was the corporation attorney in tab
l0ii form, cool, suaye and never fiuster-
ed; not even the sword of Damocles In
the form OF the gayel In the hands OF
the tlmekeeper, caused him TO swerve.
HugA 7. Remington and Arthur ".
Maze, the remaining two visitors, gave
good account OF themselves.
THREE TYPES FOR UTAH.
For Utah three distinct types were
represented. There was Percy God
dard who opened. Percy was there
win the statistics which he delivered
VITA Que attention TO gesture and in
iecton, which az times were remlnls-
eat OF one OK Utah's leading profess
@ls Incidentally Mr.. Goddard Is
cap from The Old block" Jensen was
q different cdaber, once in awhile he
Would pay To the galleries and, to
quote gentleman In the audience,
Jensen has the makin's of good poll
ucan' lie made a dis tinct hit. Dan.
vi Alexander, the third Utah cham
pon, vent into Tie debate with deter
mlRatlon and In bulldog fashion he
hung on to the Hanks OF his opponents
M'hoai paying undue regard to the
me points OF the game. Alexander's
IaT' To Introduce evidence during his
sgeecn IN rebuItal was one of the lapses
y me evening, Hon. Stephen IL. Love.
We presiding officer, however. instruct
"a 'Ae judges to strike out this break.
WERE WELL PREPARED.
ihe arguments offered by both sides
mlcalsd .ohg and careful preparation.
@9 must nave Afforded the traffic men
sal lob0ers interviewed considerable
S ToSSsa That such interesting ar
s.hehls could have beA culled from
v! reports Of the Interstate commerce
t ~, legal libraries and pamph-
~, ~ SPEAKS well for the thoroughness
,o, we Tammlng and reading up on the
VI course there was enthusiasm pres.