The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-11-06
COLLEGE OF IDAHO.


Will WEIGH has been elected yell
master, Will has taken hold in earn
est and is doing his best to get ready
for the Albion game.
John Clemens has been travelling
about on crutches of late, owing to
an injured knee received while play
ing football. The injury may keep
John out of the game for some time.
Lloyd Waterman, one of our popular
and influential students, has returned
from trip to the east and has taken
up his usual round of work.
The Juniors enjoyed a class party
at the home of Miss Mary Paine the
evening of the 9th.
Football fans will be interested to
know that Albion will be in Caldwell
November 18th. Albion has a fast
team this year and will probably give
our team hard fight. This game will
be the last game of the season here
as the College team goes to Pocatello
on Thanksgiving day.
The LoweIls elected new officers on
November End. Roscoe Turner is the
new president; Robert Mccormick,
vice-president; Orabelle Raymond,
secretary; Phillip Paine, treasurer;
Florence Mccormick and Wallace
Taylor editors of the Spy.
Professor H. H. Hayman is busily
engaged these days in the effort to
raise funds and secure men and teams
to tile and fill the unsightly ditch that
runs through the campus. If salts
factory arrangements can be made
with the Pioneer Irrigation company,
eighteen-inch cement thing will be
placed in the ditch and the ground
leveled, thus forever doing away with
the open ditch and its strip of sweet
clover. Prof. Hayman proposes to Sc
sure at least fifty men and teams and
sible. The athletic field will be lev
ton. 1t is planned to make bee of
this task, throw lessons to the four
winds for one day and make use of
some of the superabundant energy of
the young men. The Domestic Science
department and the Forward Club will
be asked to provide the eats for the
men. This is a'worthy enterprise and
should receive the hearty cooperation
of every friend of the College of
Idaho. Here is a fine opportunity for
a display of college spirit.
Halloween was observed pretty
generally in college circles. The
Third and Fourth years held jolly
party out at the Clemens home. The
Collegians INDUCED in a jamboree at
Loke Lowell. A special car at five
o'clock carried the crowd out to the
lake Boating occupied the time until
supper was ready. After the "eats"
had been disposed of, games were
played in the pavilion until time to re-
turn. Arriving in town a party of the
crowd attended the movies" the rest
scattered in further pursuit of pleas
ure.
The football team triumphed over
the Weiser All Stars in spite of the
difficulty of playing with signals
known to both teams. James pnac-
| ticed with our team for a couple of
weeks and then suddenly left college
| for greener pastures. Weiser took him
in, got him to tell them our signals
and then came up here to get wiped
up 30. We are sorry for James if
he meets US at Pocatello. clad in a
football suit.
Doctor Boone has begun taking pic
lures of the student body. One hun
bred and fifty-four students lined up
in a single row now presents quite a
showing. These panoramic pictures
which are taken every fall have proven
to be very efficient means of adver-
Using the college. These pictures are
sent out to the various churches and
organizations on condition that they
frame the picture and hang it in a ocn
spicious place. Each year new pic
ture is sent to replace the old one
Those desiring to know more con
corning these pictures should sorre
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