The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-19
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Two very meritorious papers were
given before the members Of the ScrIb-
hler's club Of the university at the regu-
lar meeting at the A. i. fraternity house;
The first, by AshOy Boyle, discussed
"Phonetics and Phonetic Scripts IN the
Study OF Modern Language" D. NJ
Draper pleased the audience With an eN
position, THE Sheepherder."
Manager Of Debating Ralph Hartley
has received @ wire from the debating
authorities Of the University of Colo
RADIO, at Boulder, announcing their choice
OF the side OF the question, which they
desired TO defend in the coming inter-
collegiate debate The Boulderltes have
taken the affirmative OF the question.
Resolved. That the Galveston Plan OF
Municipal Government by Commission Is
Preferable to the Prevailing Plan OF City
Government" the subject offered by the
local students. Mr.. Hartley Us very well
pleased with the selection made by the
Colorado students and believes that the
debaters here have the best side or the
argument. The debate WIN take place
In Colorado some time In February.
Manager Fred Sherman Of the Junior
Year Book, of last year, has turned over
the remaining books 10 the class treas
urer. who Will distribute them among
the members OF the class, who pay the
assessment recently levied. The assess
on the promenade and the students feel
that they are fortunate in having the
year book money TO pay off the debt
"Thc Other Fellow" comedy by Mary
Brainard Horne. a play brmming over
with fun. will be produced at the annual
performance OF the University Dramatic
club. which comes some time during The
winter. Miss Maude May BabcOck called
together the candidates for the caste
Wednesday and read and discussed sey-
Grafton end the students finally decided
upon "The Other Fellow" Miss Bah
cock is well pleased with the selection, as
well as with the interest being displayed
ful year.
Dean Brewster OF ST Marks cathedral.
is 10 address the students at the univer-
sIty al chapel Friday.
The date for the annual football ban
quet has bcon set for Friday evening. De-
cemDer {. Miss Van Cott. who Will have
the banquet In charge. promises the boys
a menu that win make them forget all
about the strenuous months Of ''hygenic
diet, which come 10 end Immediately
after the close Of the football season. The
regents. Governor Cutler and other no.
tables viii he ot the banquet 10 talk over
the season with the boys
The faculty committee on student at
fairs consisting OF Profs. Pack, Sund-
vail and Vorhies met With the president
OF the student body and the various class
presidents Wednesday 10 discuss the
campus rule" question. The prevalent
opinion among the faculty members
seemed TO be that the rules In themselves
were all right. but that they should be
carried out because Of general sentiment
In their favor rather than by means OF
any violence on the part OF the upper
classrnen II is understood, though not
officially announced. that any attCmpt
on the part OF a student TO enforce any
Of the rules upon any other student who,
in good faith. objects TO any OF the reg
ulations, viii result IN the offenders i'm
mediate suspension. 1t IS hoped. how
oyer that there VIII be no trouble about
the rules and that any steps taken In
their enforcement Will be received In good
part by all concerned.