T. B. EVANS & COMPANY Dealers in Imported and Domestic Groceries and Table Luxuries. 2364 Washington Avenue BELL PHONE 236 IND. PHONE 236 WARD'S TWO STORES Manufacturers of Good Things to Eat. Good Bread, Delicious Pastries, Ice Cream, Sherbets & Frozen Dainties. Fine Chocolates, Bon Bons and Assorted Candies. 2341 Washington Avenue 356 Twenty-fifth Street Either Phone 279 PEOPLE who want the best work always have their tin-work done by NEWMAN & STUART Washington Ave. 2254 Everything First Class Some Class to the Cave CAVE LUNCH ROOM 2484 washington avenue OGDEN, UTAH SMITH, Proprietor Say Boys! When your eyes ache, burn, itch or the letters blur when you read, go down and see Rushmer eye specialist 2464 WASHINGTON AVENUE The Acorn Volume Seven GYMNASIUM NUMBER Number Three OUR NEW GYM. "You can build a good gymnasium for less than $--," said Mr., one of Ogden's most prominent financiers. "If the Academy team can win the basket-ball championship this year I will build and equip a big gym." A real gymnasium, and all hung on a single game. Granite had won the championship the year before oy winning the tie game, and now again Weber and Granite stood pitted against each other for the final honors. To lose meant more than it ever did before. To win meant the pennant a good gym reputation everything. The night that had been so anxiously waited for had come and the game of games was to be played. The team felt the heavy weight of responsibility upon their shoulders and the students wore anxious, nervous expressions. Long before the game was called the balcony was filled with enthusiastic spectators and the main hall was crowded to the side lines. Both schools were there in full force cheering and shouting for their teams. In the dressing rooms the two teams were preparing for the battle which was to decide our fate. When all was ready Coach Harker said: "Boys, you know that Granite's team is in perfect condition and that they have done nothing but practice for weeks. Although they have been our superiors in the past, remember that we are on our own ground, and with this advantage we stand a better show. Now that the time has come, let us go into this game, heart and soul. Fight fair and die hard. If we should happen to go down in defeat, let us do so with the Purple and White flying, with a feeling that we have done our best. Remember the gym that victory will bring, and now good luck to you!" As the visiting team entred the field a mighty shout was raised, but a moment later, when our own boys stepped into view, pennants and caps flew into the air and deafening cheers shook the very building. The signal was given for the teams to take their places, and a breathless silence fell upon the whole crowd. Every nerve was taxed to the limit and every eye was on the ball. The whistle blew, the ball was thrown in the center and the game was on