The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-12-05

points out of a possible 400 Carl Lewis
won first place. A. l.. johnson came
second and score of $40 points
Harry Soulen took third with score
of 327, and 1926 points gave Julius
Mordby fourth The winners of first
! and second places were each awarded
a prize hog.
The University of Idaho will be rep
| resented by the same team in compe-
tition with Washington State College
at the Lewiston livestock show this
week when fat stock only will be
judged and the same team will also
judge stock at the Portland stock show
in competition with teams represent
ing Washington State College, Oregon
Agricultural College, the University of
California and Utah Agricultural Col
lege
The Junior Prom, an annual dance
given by the third year class at the
university, will be held at the univer-
sity gymnasium on the evening of De-
cember 5th This dance is one of the
most formal events on the social cal
endar at the varsity and is always we'll
attended
Arrangements have been concluded
by the management of the Multnomah
athletic club at Portland and G.. L.
Larson, graduate manager of athletics
at the University of Idaho, for foot
pail game between the Multnomah and
Idaho teams to be played at Portland
on New Years day. The Idaho man
agement will be given a $1,000 guaran-
tee with an option to take 80 per cent
OF the net gate receipts in case they
exceed $1,000.
The Idaho team will be kept in
training for this game though it is
expected that all of the practice work
will have to be done indoors owing to
bad weather conditions. 1t is the plan
of Coach Griffith to present to each
member of the team who observes all
training rules from now until after
the first of the year a gold football
fob.
A plan has been set on foot by Dean
George d. Ayers of the law school for
the organization of a law club to be
formed of second and third year stu
dents. The club will be organized by
members of the third year class and
will include in it's membership only
such students as willing and earnest
workers. The purpose of the organ
lzatlon will be to add impetus to class
work in the law school and to fur
ther the interest of the students in in
dependent research work outside of
the class room. The members of the
club will be divided into courts. attor-
neys and jurymen and will conduct
trials outside of class hours.
jim Lockhart has been elected
captain OF the Idaho track team for
he 1914 season. In the election of |
captain only those men whs have |
made their letters in track were' ELI
slble to vote. Lockhart made his let |
er in the track meet between the Uni |
'erslty Of Idaho and the University of !
Montana last spring. His events are
he short distance runs and the hur.
lies.
Great preparations are being made |
or the big livestock demonstration
rain that is to be run from the Uni
erslty OF Idaho over all lines of the
'orthern Pacific in central and north
daho from December Is to %. Pro-
essor w. H. DIN. director of agricul-
ural extension of the university, who
rill have charge of the train. was in
'oscow for several days last week
1aking preliminary arrangements for
be event and outlining publicity
amBaign through which to advertise
10 train and insure good attendance
{ the various stopping places.
A feature of the camDaign is q SER
,s of letters that are being sent to
very rural school teacher in the sec
ions throngh which the train will run
IS requested in these letters that
ach teacher announce the coming of
re train in his school and make an
fort to interest everybody in his
ommunitv in order that the attend
nee may he as large as possible.
~"cet'tion Of yorr want ad NAV
- &c. for that second .