The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-03

Ruth Mead of the COLLEGE -
party to the boys and girls Of . SSaVe
halls at her place last Fridav a .me TWO
a good number of people were preaaa:
and all reported find time p'e'en'
The students of the intern,,;o..,
law. department of the COLLEGE ns
paying visits to the trial Which, are
progress now at the court Ism - IN
Some fine points are being disc mUuse
in the law department class and MISSED USED
OF the boys are interested in tb;s
trial and are interested who will ~;; ,s
out in the trouble. van WIN
The time for debates At n. :,
lege will soon be at hand and w
looks like there will be manv 81.
these teams. The Cleaver debate i
entirely an extemporaneous dsS,tS
The general question is given ont two
months before the time Of the deb.to
and then, specific question is given .,
SIX O'Clock of the evening Of IL"
debate. The debate is then called =,
3 o'clock. One may take either siis
OF the subject of the debate and tbs
debators will judge on their merits ~
the debate. However there must he
an affirmative and negative side ~
the question and at least four partic;,
pants and not more than six Anv.
one winning debate may not narti.
clpate again. Every one that can
should go out for this debate and this
is vital question and gold medal i
awarded to the winner. The confer.
ence debates comes on the last Of
February, the team of the college that
travels will go to Albion this wear
while Pocatello's team comes here
Among those who have debated on
the college team before are Welsh
Dean Miller, w. Kerrick, Turner. P
Paine and Hugh Caldwell. Among
the new men are Frank ChaIfant and
Ralph King, the Lowells of the COL
lege int0nd to put all her debators
on the team like she did last wear.
Both of these debates are open to
the college department only.
The College of Idaho's fast foot
ball team won the southern Idaho
conference championship of Idaho on
Thanksgiving day. The college was
unable 10 defeat the Albion team on
account of the field of mud and water
and to that was a hard wind blowing
and trying to snow badly. The Al
bion team received the ball from a
kickoff and were successful in a for
ward pass and made their touchdown
in the first quarter, the college then
got the ball next and went for touch
down in the same quarter, during the
rest of the game the college was I'M
able to go for another touchdown but
the ball was in the college hands
most of the time and would have gave
Albion a merry time had it been on
good ground. The college has closed
its season without a defeat and Al
bion was the first team to cross the
college goal line this year. The final
score of the college and Albion was
7 to z.
The time is at hand for basketball
and everything will be in readiness
and practice and inter-class games
will be on deck soon. Captain Sic
benberg feels confident that the col
lege will put out winning team this
year. Several negotiations tor games
are in process now but of course moth
ing definite has been arranged as
yet. The girls have an excellent pro-
spect of putting out winning team
if they will get down to business ana
the college will be represented by the
girls basketball team this year.
The third and first years OF the
Academic department were deieatea
by the fourt years, November Dth' oy
a score Of II to 6. A fast game was
played. Line-bucks were the gesl
gains for the fourth years and pen
Van Wyngarden and MeCormek
were their star players. While FGo.e'
Waterman and Matter were the pes.
ground gamers. Touchdown: were
made by Hawkes. and McCormiek iCI
the fourth years while Matter ior u.
first and third years. The loser gs''
the winners shorty after banquet
quet.
The football squad Of the !, sol Ies
will have their annual tootball DAo q
quet Saturday night at the nome u
Mrs. II. ID. Blatchley.
DIR. Charles Killie gave an i nI.o,
esting lecture to the students al '"'p