The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-10-31
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The first football game of the sea-
son for the College of Idaho took
place last Saturday when she walked
over Gooding College with score Of
200. The game which was at Recre-
alton park. was attended by large
crowd. Through the first half the
teams played a close game, but more
aggressive playing was done in the
second half, and the College of Idaho
easily outplayed Gooding. The line up
was as follows: College of Idaho
Center, Jim Walsh; right guard. Rock
wood; right tackle, Fouche: right end
Huett; left guard, John Walsh.
Groethe; lift tackle, Jackson; left end
Witteborg; quarterback, Hartcopf;
Trout, Gardner; half backs, Hawkes.
and Dilley; full back, Lowell. Gooding
| College-Center, Nelson; right guard,
Butler; right tackle, Graham; right
end, Kronkhite; left guard. Walburn:
left tackle, Coolidge; left end, Hunt.
Snigley; quarterback, Rosenbum; half
backs, Durham, Bates, Kenney: full
back, Drake; substitutes, Roberts and
Ross.
The college Clan" met Saturday
evening with Mrs. p A. Boulton. at
VOORHEES, hall
/ The Y. M. c. A. meeting was led by
Harley Philpott 20, of Boise, We'd
nesday morning.
James Walsh ~ spent the week end
at the home of Ray Rcie 20. of Res
we'll
The board OF directors OF the A. s.
/ B. held business meeting Friday
noon.
i The Forum of the College of Idaho
met Wednesday evening at Sterry hall.
4 The young mems glee club held the
usual practice Tuesday evening at
Sterry hall.
Miss Georgia Andrews. Friday night
| One of tn most pleasant social af-
fairs OF the season took place Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Madden. when Misses Helen
Madden, Mary Thompson and Bea-
trice Amesbury entertained at dane
ing party The rooms were decorated
in Halloween fashion. and the guests
lwere plotted from one room to an
other by ghostly figures. The
witch's hut was male popular cor
ner Thedance programs were decor
lated with witches and black cats
Throughout the early part Of the
| evening. fresh cider was served. and
later a supper was served. The guests
numbered bout go
Miss Luella Rogers FL, of Star, was
the guestof Miss Lois Jackson 2,
"Wednesday night.
]. II. Gibson addressed the College
of Idaho students Friday morning. in
recognition of Americaniation day
His subject was Theodore Roose.
Selt." Mri Gibson was personally
acquainted with Col. Roosevelt
having worked with him during The
presidential campaign of 1912. The
college students very much enjoyed
the interesting stories and facts which
Mr.. Gibson told concerning Roose.
Welt They showed their appreciation
by giving Mr.. Gibson a rising vote al
thanks at the closeof his talk.
The WV. c. A. discussion proups
met Wednesday morning to continue
their study Of Japan.
Week end visitors at the respective
homes were. Ida De Leria OF Parma
Gladys McKeown of Fruitland; Sid
ney Mel Aughlin of Notus: Ernest
Fisk of Parma; George Arout. Frank
Huett. Ray Rice and Edwin lockwood
of Roswell: Harley Philpott of Boise.
Arthur Bates and Ivan Durham OF
Gooding visited at Voorhees, hall SIM
day
| The College of Idaho Senate" met
last Thursday evening at Sterry hall
The question for the Cleaver de-
bate. as has been announced will boon
the general subjectof the Labor situa-
ton" This debate. which is open to
all college students. viii take place
Friday evening. December L. The
exact wording of thhe question is to
be given to the contcstantstwo hours
before the debate takes place. The
tprie to be given to the winner is a
gold medal. given by H. R. Cleayer.