The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-26
ORATORY GALORE
FLOWS AT UNIVERSITY
Sweater Day Is Enthusiastically
Observed; Sweaters Present
ed to Football Team.

There was orutory galore flowing at the
| University during chapel hour Wednes.
day morning Sweater day as II is
known In University circles. was cnthusi-
astically observed. and occasionally there
mingled in the exercises strains of jubi-
latlon over Tuesday evening" victory in
debate that lowered Boulders coors. At
mo close OF the exercises President
tlnGsbury presented sixteen members OF
the football squad sweaters with block
Y attached; three others received thom
without the u while Manager Jensen
caps.
Address by Farley Christensen.
The programme opened with q violin
solo by Prof. George Shelton, assisted by
Prof, Squire Coop County Attorney
Farley L. Christensen made a spirited ad
dress He spoke or the social. political
and public life OF the University In It's
relation TO the broader life of citizenship
which follows He drow sharp dislinc-
ton between fairness and justice laid
down in the legal code and dictated
by COINCIDENCE and right. He concluded
by paying his respects to the sportsman
ship of University athletes. both of and
on tho gridiron
Colorado Debaters Enter.
When Mr.. Christensen finished the
Colorado debatcrs entered and were es-
corted TO the front, while the entire stu
dent body Joined In giving them cheer
after cheer Mr.. Foirweothcr made a
brief talk IN behalf OF the Coloradoans.
He gracefully ackno wledged the UtahnS'
victory, but said that out OF 1t had sprung
up relationship between Utah and Colo
RADIO which was bound to last. He
thanked the Utahns for the Courtcses
extended and said that such friendly per-
sonal relations were. after ALL to be
more highly priced than naked victory
without them.
For the Utahns John Jensen responded,
N ha1n
but make the relations which have
sprung no between Utah and Colorado
permanent, Both speakers were cnthusi-
astically checrcd
Ringsbury Presented Sweaters.
President Kingsbury then presented the
talk on the value OF athletics and Incl
dentally let the students know that,
despite the cry against football which is
now being raised, he sun stands for the
rouShness eliminated or all college
sports IT was the Presidents opinion that
football best tests the genuine makeup
of the college man He then presented
Narlcy, Ray Sutton, Curtis, Anderson,
Pitt Bennon. Herbst Brown, Russell
Scranton Boise, Harris and Hennessy.
Those who secured sweaters without tho
u were Gardner. f. Bennion and VIII
Nuttall
Athletic instruction Urged,
Prof Byron Cummings. the father OF
athletics at the University. urged ath-
lctic training a requisite TO perfect
manhood and said that he considered
time he had or might spend in fostering
athletic work at the University well
spent.
Coach Maddox Given Ovation.
Coach Maddox was given an ovation.
and his exposition or football plans for
next year received close attention 1t ls
evident that Maddox Is determined TO
have some beef in the line next fall
Capt. Henry Peterson noted the fact that
every man on the football team was still
In college and said that Utah need have
no fear OF the crusade against profess
sionallsm In football. Capt,-elcct Fred
Bennion made one of his comical talks
Coloradoans Shown Town
Messrs. Remington and Nafe OF tho
Colorado debating team left for bcme last
evening. George o. Fairweathcr will
spend one more day In sightseeing. Yes
tcrday morning tho Coloradoans were es-
corted about the city by University stu
dents and shown through the buildings
at the campus. They were the guests OF
the Amicl Ftdissimians at luncheon and
with the Utah debatcrs occupied a stall
lt the matinee performance of Tho Mer-
chant of Venice" Every possible cour-
,esy has been shown the visitors by the
ocal students.