, 1907-11-29


Back, legs n other things,
l love thy good stuffings,
o, luscious bird"
Such, in other years, has been the
plea of the homesick student rs he
wrote for money to come homo, deciar-
ing that turkeys not turkey when its
almost as a man, a written home
that since the Christmas vacation will
come SO o and since it. will be a
great experience, they will not com
home. These letters, however, have
J failed to lay great emphasis upon the
fact that there was a basKetba!l game
on Wednesday, football games. on
Thursday and Friday, a dancing party
on Friday evening, and a reception on
Saturday. Bat there is little doubt
that these festivities help to make life
far from home and mother at least
bearable. Indeed, all too oon will It
come about, as someone said, h a it 10
Sunday night and no lessons learned
The closing game Of the season at
the university yesterday between the
University of Wyoming and Fort d. A.
Russell, in the presence of quite a
large crowd of Thanksgiving cele-
brants, was VOL by the university
team with little effort by a score of So
to O.. The soldiers were at no point
of the game in the hope of scoring,
the ball being wrested from them after
every brief advantage. The varsity
boys played winning ball from the first,
perhaps the best game in many re-
~spects ever played here. After the
first few minutes they could plainly
see that they would have to put forth
little effort to win, but they played on
as though their opponents were crowd.
ing them and every point was made
and every vantage gained with a spir-
it that showed the training they had
received. The first touchdown was
made in SO seconds, the touchdown
and goal lasting but a little more than
a minute. The points lost were in
kicking goal, two or three such beins
lost. The soldiers had trained little
together, Sergeant Starkey, who was
in charge, asserting that the men had
been picked out to fill the can rather
than in the hope of making a strong
showing against the university boys.
They were a good natured set of young
fellows, however, taking defeat grace
fully and acknowledging the superior
Iity of Captain Heavey's team. The
lineup:
Fort Russell-T. r. Ogilvie, center;
IL. l.. Salisbury, right guard; T. H.
Rogerson. right tackle; Clyde T. cards
ley, right end; Harry Holdeman, left
guard; Emil Johnson, LEFT tackle; n.
r. Anterior, left end; Harry A. New
ton, captain and quarterback; E. N.
Perkins, right halfback; Ruby Cienfue-
Cos. left halfback; Samuel Short, full
back.
University-Marion Wheeler, csT-
ter; H. Price, right guard; G.. Wheel
Ell, right tackle; Clarence Moir, right
end; John Hill. left guard; Dean Hun
ton, left end; Marris Corthell, captain
and quarterback; Roy Akeson, right
halfhack; Berguist, left ~halfback: Her,
bert Kennedy. fullback. Worthington,
Johnson and Standen, substitutes
The officers of the game were Cap
tain Herbert Brees of the First United
States cavalry, referee; George r.
Kempton of Tufts college, Mass, UNI
pire; Harry Barnett, field Judge, and
Harry Langheldt, linesman. Captain
Brees was particularly u~nprejudiced,
being both an army officer and a grad
uate Of the university.
The training school cleared over SIT
on the entertainment last Friday night.
go
Mabel Sodergreen and Regina Harsh
are spending their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton at the S%odergreen ranch.
Miss M~iddlekauff, Miss Durward,
Miss Adsit, Miss Leichhardt and Mrs.
Hogbin were the guests of Mrs. Il. d.
Latimer at her home last Saturday
night. The party broke up at an hour
Which Is commonly supposed 10 DE
sacred 10 students, and attached stu.
dents at that.
Laura Breisch spent Thanksgiving
at her home in Cheyenne, but will re
turn for the reception Saturday night
4 Index bulletin D to bulletins safe,
issued between July, 1902, and July,
1907, is now ready for circulation.
The Taylor family are celebrating
Thanksgiving with their father at Sher
man.
Marguerite Murray is spending a few
days with her sister, Mate Murray.
Miss Stone- returned Sunday from
Il Wheatland, where she delivered two
lectures before the farmers institute,
and one before the educational meeting