Student Life, September 27th, 1917

Publish ed W ee kly by th o Stu d ents

of the

l'tah

Agricult ur al Co lle ge .

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Remember FootballGameSaturday, 3:00.Everybody Out!EverybodyChe~r!

Governm~nt Will Pan-Hellenic DanceIH.E.Practice HouseRegular Courses 'AggiesMeetG ranite I Furnish ,Uniforms Important Event J WillBeReady Soon WillBeAccepted HighSaturday .\G (,U,: ('.\HE'~ o . 1·.

BE o n ·E s- CO:\ IPJ ,E 'rE EQUl'

All male Agricultural lshed

c. TO

at

the

l'tnh

College are to be furn-

with complete

uniforms

The

1given

Pan-Hellenic

Dance

this afternoon

by gymnasium

th e War Department, according to a r telegram Just. received by the nslitutlon from Adjutant General :McCain. These uniforms are to be rurnl shed l.". A. C. cadets because

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students

.\XI) rnE.,;:; 01•' 'l'EH :-.. ' 1Trns TO BE

..\DIS

to

at 4:30

will be more

be

ods of six weeks

a House

in

IT 1x :\IILIT.\HY

j

ls offered

the

to senior

dance-It will be an occasion upon who have majored In either which the place of fraternities In school life will be explained to all of Home Economics.

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(;on-:n.x:\IE~<.an,.;

F'OH

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Opportun ity ot residence

in the th an

"XITlli;S Al;;;oHDJ.JO CO :\IPl ,ETE R0:\ 11'.::

cERT A"'

tor perl- 1

sc 1EX C'E 1.-0 1<

C L ., ss>es

Much of the regular

course

Practice

given al the Utah Agricultural

students

lege will be accepted

branch

parlment work,

for

according

the members

I

of a household

to lnformallon

these

In a<·cordance with sections students will be elegible ror appointand 46 or General Orders number ment by the President of the United 4q, the articles furnished free by the, States, as reserve officers of the

tully planned not to int erfere with College work, and especial attention will be given to suitable and well-

War Department wlll be as follows: une pair of olive drab breeches, one

army, and, if so appointed, they may be appo inted and commissioned

tested vices.

olive drab cap , o ne olive drab

coat,

as temporary

one pair of can\'IIS leggings, one set or <"RJ) a nd collar ornaments, a nd one pair or ru sset shoes. When th e Individual members ot the unit have aJ:;ret>d In writing to partlcl 1mte In surh cnm1>s of Instruction as the Secretnry of ,var shall prescribe. there will be Issued the following additional uniform: one service hat, one hat cord, two 1>airs olive drab ::;es~~I::~. a nd two o li ve drab tlan-

the Regular

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from the date or their issue.

a month.

1·pon

graduation

451

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second Army for

lieutenants a period

in

six months, with pay at the rate of one hundred dollars a month, with the usual allowances.

L"pon the ex-I piratlon of such service with the Regular Army each student wlll revert to his status as a reserve omcer.

The primary object of establis h Ing units of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps Is to qualify, by systemalic and standard methods or tra inin g, students of civil educational instltulons for reserve officers.

The system of Instruction presents to these students a standardized measure or that military training which Is necessary in order to prepare them to perfo rm Int elligently the duties of sommlssloned officers ln the military forces of the United

spected military academies.

Any member of the senior di vision who has completed two academic years of senlce In that division, who bas been selected for further military training by the president ot the Instltutlon and the Professor of Milltary Science and Tactics, and who agrees In writing to continue bis mllltary work through the remalnder of his college course, will be entitled to the additional uniform equipment described above and also to commutation ot subsistence

States, and it enables them to be thus trained with the least practicable Interference with their civil careers, (t offers to the student a wonderful opportunity to prepare for patriotic service, and to secure, at the same time excellent physical develop• ment. ___ ...._ Freshmen!

Get out and play football.

Suits are awaiting you.

Call any time after 3:30 at the gym. and suits will be banded out by the football manag-er.

methods

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to constitute

this

in the trainofficer that

they will be allowed to count as part or the theoretical military training.

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DO your Bit f,or Debating

and de-

In view of the tact that it was not

or possible

AA Indicated in the above assignments or clothing, there are two seclions to each unit ot the senior dlvlslon of the R. O. T. C. In the senior division, four years of military work must be offered.

This division Is established only at colleges or unlversltles offering a collegiate degree, and at certain specially in-

labor saving

lain so much necessary Ing or a commissioned

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House period n credit course for 1917-18, a certificate of efllclency wlll be given to those students who satlsractorlly fulfill the duties they undertake.

The high estimation of the value of such an opportunity for completIng a graduate course in Home Economics which has been formed

game of the seaon Adams

Field

Although

game, there

an

early

It will be an interesting Aggie supporters anxious a

Reports

say tbat a. fast, snappy

travel

ers.

The Granite

teams

All

wlll be extremely

workout.

will

at the

that

contest .

to see the new material

real

Granite

season

Is every indication

north

beginning are

pretty

in from

team

to meet th e farmsquad realizes of the season

that all

much

on a par,

and they are determined all o( their speed and

to show torm to

humble the Aggies.

C 1 W t Ill th oac i a son w use e game largely as a try-out contest, in which he will use his various men in all possible combinations In an effort to see which combination works best ln an actual contest.

A dance will be given after the game at the Smart Gymnasium In honor

of the

visiting

team.

StudentTennisTournamentOrganized

Of course you have helped our country this summer by increasing

Practice

m~

o,-~, The first football

is- team.

of mod-

sued during her College course. The work will be carried on under the kill d s e supervision of the. resident superintendent of the Practice A'ouse . Arangements will be care-

'1'0

·run.occ:H-

by the War De- Saturday at three o'clock when the credits in Military I Aggies meet the Granite High S~hool

accepted by the institution as credit erate Income. By this means she will towa rd th e regular aca d emic degree. t test her capacity ot utilizin g appro- · Courses In hiS ory, hygiene, sanlta· I th tlon, tirS t aid, engineering, sketchpriat.e y e training she has re- Ing, map making, law, economics, ceivecl and the studies she has pur- mathematics, and many others con-

On the contrary the fraternlty, at Its be st • has definite alms able for students In the R. O. T. C. to better th e 1nd1vldual fraternity Detailed Instructions as to the man- man, th e fraternity group, a nd • nboYe all the school All should ner of procur ing these uniforms w!Jl I ' . soon bt> Issued by the quartermaster attend th e dance this afternoon. general or the army The uniforms EspeC'lnllr should new men be in · nd will be ronsldered the property or atte ance. th e gov<>rnment ror one school year which amouuts to about nine dollars

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Col- son wlll be played

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foolishly.

General Mc Cain's Instructions, uniforms will be Immediately avail-

lSES

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work

This Is Five such periods wil In future be sued by the Department. new students, and upon which rraas it means that ternlty alms and tcleals will be ex- available during the College year, very Important the student batallion was last year pressed.

Often the new student, be-! namely; two during the ~all term. students may take the toll course 1 organized as a unit o[ the senior. <'ause of erroneous ideas implanted 1one during the winter term, two dur- prescribed by the Government for nil members In the senior division of dlvlslon of the Reserve Officers' by some who th emselves do not Ing the spring term. During such the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. know what fraternity life means or Training Co r ps.

Captain Stephen residence each student will perform ot which an Infantry unit bas been Abbot. recently detailed for duty stands for, Imagines the fraternity llS commandant at lbe Institution, au organization whose primary ob- In routine all the duties, domestic established at the college, and secure states that according to Adjutant ject is to spend time and money and social, commonly required ot at the same time work that will be

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1xT1 ,:HEST 1Nn

the food production.

But have you planned to do your bit this winter as well? l". A. C. debating needs your active support very especially.

How much will you do to hold her reputation as high at home as do those who carry her name with honor Into the nation's battle-lin e?

Don't object that the day tor talk-

A student body tennis tournament will be held at the l.J. A. C. courts beginning about October 1. It Is greatly desired by those in charge of the aff'alr that all students at all interested in the game sign their names on the sheets posted on the alike by faculty and students in all Ing ls past, and now it is time to Drill Bulletin Boa rd · colleges where such Practice Houses work and fight.

In one sense that Tennis Is a sp lendid all-round have been established for several ts true.

But never has the nation game.

It is exciting, fascinating, years, should Inspire each eligible had greater need of clear thinking and provides exercise which cannot student to make early application and sound reasoning than now. Jm- help but build up th e body au d put for registration in one or other ot pulslve, Ill-advised movement, even snap a nd vim Into th0 Se who play. the periods hated in local afl'alrs, may be serious. You Procure a tennis racket, two or The second period in the winter can help steady the nation's mind th ree balls, a nd a 1917 Tennis Rule term. will be reserved tor short by doing you r part to stim ul ate book if you do not know th0 game. course students. Details of qualiflca- thorough analysis of issues before These th ings can be bought at any of tlons wtll be Issued shortly. action Is taken. the local sporting goods stores.

For further particulars appllcaAside from your patriotic duty to The fo llo wing st ud ents have allion must be made to the faculty your college and your country, con-1 ready signed up for the tournament: ot Home Economics, or to Mrs. Hill, sider the duty to yourselt.

Most Solon Barber, Ray Silvers, G. T. advisor of women. It ls anticipated students do not r ealize the benefit of Heldberg, Vanez Wilson, Wm. Linthat the Pra ctice Hous e will be open- training In debate, until they are ford, Bert Smith, Geo. Eccles, Byron ed for period 1 on or about Oct. 22. through school.

They believe only Jenson, W. J. Poulter, Wayne Austhose will ga,in materially who are tin, C. J. Hansen, Ray Kimball, Geo. Co u nt Bernstorrr, safe ly out ot to speak In public later. We all ap- Waddell, Nadine 11'outz, Bessie MorWashington , and snug In a new preclate, though, that keenness In rison, Caroline Wyatt, Rachel Dunberth at Constantinople, may per- ana lysis and clearness In reasoning ford, Della Bishoff, Hazel Gains, haps have smiled grim ly as he read are essential in any business or Edna Crook ston, Rae Lofgreen, Enid the news from Argentina ot one profession.

Th ese qualitie s ot the Rosengreen, Beatrice Nielsen. more German diploma t spurlos mind are exactly the ones which Watch for the noti ce for a meet gesenkt.

(Continued on Page Three) Ing to be held this week.

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BigPan-Hellenic Matinee in the Gym. Today at 4:30.Everybody Invited

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STU DENT 'J' IIE

EDITORIAL

P_U_D_L_I _ SH _E _ D__ W_E_E_K_ L_ Y__

_

______ Entered

Utah,

as second-class

under

Printed

D _Y _ _ 1_'H - E-

-ST-UD _ E_ N _T _ S _ O_F__ T_H_E_

mail

the Act or March

by

the

Earl

and

matter

September

England

Publishing

existence

just

way to their

last

at present rest.

many

1u:-intment

adds

In this

OI" lmporrnnce.

caring

for a train

~Ir. Hulme

issue

Nebeker

as his assistant.

Freshmen

are being

load

of Jambs

Lire

testify

on

Soo1; Student

that

ap-

manager,

and

was made manager by .Mr. Stei>hen Deal was

it Is their

duty

CHEER

Plght'm

to get out

concern - :Mrs.

It is his opinion

that

LK\DEH

Bob!

J:, ....lght'm

!take,

he

school

thinks,

and

to

college

neglect

was

on, and

Bob!

of

the

he

a l ways

had

r ing

side

at the

constantly

him I

cheering

he states

t h at

many

times

courses ,

kept

him i n the

fight

to the fin ish.

Bob Fltzslm_mons was a first class fighter, but he recognized the ,•nlue of assistance from t h e side lines.

P. Tl-MULTY, to the President.

thing

a high

school

The best football world cannot win

boy can

I do

the

1

ent body year our

Is to finish his education at college, because the nation In the ne-.t years will need nil the trained men it can find.

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assistance

of a good

on the athletic

cellent, bul look tame.

NEWTON D. BAKER, Secretary of War.

team games

In the without live stud-

side lines.

This prospects a r e ex-

th th football teams go rough eir th (hree hou r drills wi out any Side-

other membcni prrnlce squad.

slackers in education.

The completlon of the high school and college

line fans.

Our games are now on, and things

courses Is well nig h im 1)erat1ve at this juncture of our entrr into world affairs.

Nothing except the coun-

must take a tu rn . \Ve must have a few songs and rah rahs.

T h e Aggie student body has had a fair reJ)u-

try's call i n the defense of liberty should pre\'ent it.

(Signnd)

ll.lllon fo r sideline support, for year after year we ha.,'e been supporting

of the student body.

If he must cheerfully serve as the If he must tlrnnk his opposing UJ)IJer classman for any

out and cheer

Yet

Why

the F're!-!hman squad.

why should from the little glory.

he Is an absolute ly essential not give him his due?

Get

En('ourage

them.

Praise

their

~oocl

A. L. Bl'RLESON, Postmaster General.

Jllays.

Talk about tht 1 m oft' the football flelcl. We havC' a fine lot or/ m::nerlal this year in our Freshmen bunch and we can wC'll be proud of them.

In passing,

it might

be interesting

in the way or recognition will likely take the form

to know

1'.\\"' -111-:1, 1,K\IC' 0 1'1•:\"'S SK\SO\"'

understand

Sam

their

l"ncle

tre,1sured

11omes,

a Preshman

two

our

in

r<•solvcd to give most

that

SOC I.\T , worm,

(Contributed) han'

something

uiatcrial

for Freshman playing Is being planned. or awards or numerals on light jerseys

to ml'mbers or the team. \\'e also In process of fornrntlon. ·

Girls

that

schedule

J)rominent

colleges

This made

types

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In their

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south campus by the Pau-'1 young or the Sororlllcs in the ('OI-. teous,

Games

furnished

place has th e good

fellow, clean limbed and cour \\ J~o meets you \\ Ith a smile

:,1:)t~kl:u:;~:: t;o~ll:~a::•h:0;11:::

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JOSEPHt·s

'l'o continue

render

)our

a sre,lce

of the Nav)

football field or in llie classroom, man cletrmined to make goocl

all

spite or handicaps Su<'h a mnn represents

our

we

leader.

Is the coach of the seHe must see to It t h at

and

I

a

in

mod-

There

are

SJ)arrow family.

to

tana Aggies. B. Y. L'. at Provo, and otht.'r schools are noted for their

your

Ch<•ering, and any athletic team hates to go there lo buck the side line opposition.

In l\lontana last winter when the

=== = = =-= = Robins,

and three Quails One grandfather

one

at home

One young

hundred women

and erushNI

pink flesh a nd e\'ery "'l'ln•re's eVl'll enough

rec<.'l\'ing the hl•nefits of self control,

\"i\le, Canary

became

team work and selr Is the college man

who wrolC' this Is a Lyre and a or more games . The st udent body member or the family Valley En- should create such a spirit or sup-

thirty the

he We

li\"e swc>:\r by him and point to him as an

mC'lon's

one fouu<i or watC'rmel·

on."

l'Xllmple

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TIIH El•l BIRD S

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has

the

Charlotte Perkins Gilman addrt-ss before the academy

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nrnrried

1,roressionallzed

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At The LYRJC Tonight At The OAK Tonight

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:::t

fellow

1

in of

an

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•·Th <'

l)og-

!,:!\1. ~1 ,-~:1<111;.<'~~l'~;,.:· l :~t~~=d !lr oth e r " -

might

lead to the

PRINTING .\ln 11~-. iu lh t· 111/.{h e--.t Sl )' le o r th e, ,\rt

wlnuln~

port to the team . that a player

rt'vo lutlon all at onre but suggests as a practlral ste1, uKeful now. the Pstablishnll'nt of authoritative food laboratories to save the mistakes, anti dlscourugement of scattered erH,•r word

on such

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E ngra\'e n St a tio n ery, Aonouncements, etc.

J.P. Smith&Son

<'Ould

, not he l p giving all he h ad to the ,,·(']fare or lhe team.

A cheer leader should be selected

l'ru1111Hu{' -;;; Our

1 0 ;:wr~~ 1\ s~::::e s:;,i.:~~-- ,:\~~ ::::: u:e g: ; 1:'e:: ~;:~~;lat::/" it could relea11e In chooses, put the school on the ma)).

a matter

l ,iul e )lnl ') ' '.\IC'.\11,t e r ill " 0 0 Is o! weight (' h11tlrr•11 ('cn 111l''" " l ,uk o" ~11N.11t1 t,, o re<'l Co m edy.

President Burton or the unlverslt) "~ ce 111 t" II or :\tlnnt>sotn. former!} ) ' HI I>\ y ,\ "1/'USA'rt HD\ Y __ _ or Smith l'n t ~:: :Nl' l;'r ('(le r1ck In " Uo u hlt:.• l~llll .\Y ,\\I) S \TlHOAY lcolll•gl', \\118 one of the prlncl 1>al Ill

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Hobby

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this country 80 per cent or tlw labor power or ou r women, with a potential Raving or $16,000,000,000 a year She dnesn't J)rOJ)OSe such a

fort

" You ( '0 1111111111d-\\ .<• Se1·,·e"

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minister

been

Special Attractions at the Theatres _ .\Ji n• ,Jo ) <'(' n nd 11111I') \IU l' l' U I' ) 'l'h c, f'o ur 11~e or S il e n ce" "1 h {• 1-'ight ln ~ •r r11ll "

and

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terprlse.

8 Thi• wife of a ).lethodlst

thrt'l' times. lier maiden name was Partridge, lwr first husband was nanwd Hoblns. her Sf.'COnd husband Spnrrow and the present Quall.

Th(' heaYy Rhouldt•rNI, long,halr• ed. c·oari.e featured, bully athletf'-, as well as tlH' pale, thin-faced. book

Island,

to be followed.

in \\-t>st Virginia

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l ,n 11ndt.•1 ·t•1"••• l)ry (' ({':m e r, , Dye r " nnd Ht.·p11ire r..;.

in the A~~le basketball team p layed there, was a a good cheerleader kept 2000 stud-

leathe r prize

confidence, of today,

ll entlqunrter

Phone 438 ~'CLEANLINESS" American Steam Laundry

cheerleader's

country games let us make them JO~OUS ocgive.

So, caslons; if we loose, let us loose appl} dili- gamely and In the fight. 'fhe Mon-

thoroughne!;S

two young

A special

"led

the

'J'he Stmleut,

~our

Iwork this school year.

I Contributed by =====

ume

cnts in a continual roar.

Evt>ry Ai:;gle on t he team was heard to remark that a student body like that

of which ,. ~s Baxter 11 J)OSMessor

nt ·Y Yot ·n

0Jll>Osite Postoffice

costume

the main feature of which was a conte!.it of remembering the largest ern <'Oilege spirit. Giving mueh to Swan and another a Jay , but he's number of names and faces. ).llsses his colleg(', by throwing himself In- dead now and a blrd or Paradise.

Hawley Baxter and ;\lary llanson to <·ollege actldties and in return They li\'e on llawk Avenue, Eagleror the hnndsome

Wilkinson & Sons

The

should be made It ,\dds Is to cl,iss to th e occasion When \\e \\In

education to

I the greatest you can IJor your <'Ountry's sake genee

I right

DA:'l'IELS,

Sec1et,uy

G. P. BARBJ;:H,

entertainment,

fighting

life.

orh•s of the past.

comblnlng

advan-

tage over those who are so unfo r - 1 chee r leader lunate as to be without it.

He who cond team.

and are only mern

type

immeasurable

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The present war conditions fighting e\"ery minute of the game.

1 J \ J t J b id He should study his <'heers and alback j on Y emp ias ze win ins een sa . ways give the right d1eer at the

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Iege. !~very "F'reshmnld" was gato\' ered congenially in the arms some older "Aggie ~lrl" and old stuclt.•uts cordially greNd each other.

must have a good cheer

an

good,

will be there .

Clothes Call Any Day And See Them

Is has the opportunity to comiilete a the student body doeS Its share toC'ollege course and falls to do so Is! ward win ing the games.

He must 1 making the greatest mlstage or his be the Pep man. lie must keep

conse<1uenlly all seek a good 1,;ub- qualilies or each. The type we adstitute.

The first attempt at the mire today and find on our college A. C. was made on l'clday last ont campuses, Is the healthy, .red-blooded on the llellenlc

lion

hl\Ye disappeared

com<• a

look

certainly our sidelines To keep the sidelines

round:

re"· years

a

loosing football teams.

Now that our teams

'l' h e S<·t·i·<•ln r y o f th <.' ~ l\\ 'f. Young men who ha,·e a good educahave

Marx

our side li nes certainly Night after night the

'l'h (" P os tm 11-.te1· (; ("n ('m l.-lt Is of vital Importance that there be no

He gets few games nnd fewer trips. element to a succesi;ful first squad.

The Homeof Hart Schaffner &

Th e Sct.·re t u r)· or \\' n r .- The most useful

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on the football field to serve as the practice squad for the first eleven and to furnish material for future varsity lean~ So It Is, But the Fn•shman ls only mortal and he feels that certain duties deYolve upon

little courtesy such as a kick in the ribs or a loosened tooth, he not receive som<'thing more by way of spirited support Student Body.

The Freshman has a Jot of hard work with

The Morrell Clothing Co.

world.

when defeat for him looked certain, th e encouragement from his wife

their

(Signed) JOSEPH Secr_etary

J< ....itzslmmons

She

men not avallable for military service shoula In no way change their lire plans.

It would be a great mis-

Lire will be a real paper.

told continually

Ol·n

:MES

1.'0 SC'HOOL

no 1rnblic statement

Ing the matter,

He

to another

Life also has a business

H.E'ITHS ---

l.eadl nl!,' '.\le n or 'l'h e C'ountr ;r F lght'm, were the wo r ds t h at caused Sa y Bob 1<..,itzslmmons to be the h eavy

made

Xumh e a· 3.

Is the new editor.

an assistant manager, too. l\lr. George B. Cook the Execut!Ye Committee at a 1;1;•ssion last week. a1ipolntd

Utah

by the Joint Executive ComHe is expected back in a few

of Student

Student

Logan,

Company,

·ro

weight champion Th e P1·e-.illc n t o r th e l'nit c d Stnt t•s-\\'hlle the President h as When Bob fo u ght

nl last.

While he has not mahas it that he is leading a very

w'\s appointed to this position yesterday mitteP of the Student Body Organization. daYS. The

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Logan,

at

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Sturll"nt Life hill\ nn editor-ln-ehier te, iallzed ?.S yet on the campus. report material

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19, 1908,

IS

Whnt

3, 1879.

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AGRICL'L1'URAL COLLEGE _ __ __ _ ____ ______

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\\' ..\H nt " rY OF' YOL'XG

Herman's Cafe And Bakery

Our singing as a rule has bef.'n better than the cheering, but this y('ar Inasmuch ns we haY(' something lo i shout O\'('r let us do both.

l ======= ,.llnneapolls

Ilrn,·(•

marks, rormer '':<ew

=· ====

last wt•ek and sN•ms to

madt> a hit. as n•ported, pupils at standards

of

One of his rewlll lnter<•1n his Xorth111uinon lhfog

nn•

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J)OKed by lht• war.

Some of you are too ,,ell dr<•Ksed and tr thert" \\erl" more \\OIIH"ll present, J \\Ouh l urgt>

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15 N, MAIN l ~ulit •, • Olniu~ Hoom-. 1111d Fl"t <·1u,._ ( 'ountt •r St•r,·it 'l' l'ut FIO\\t•r 1md l' otted Plants OPE.\"' ll.\ Y .\:',;I) NIG H T ll l•;!nL\:\' JO H r-;sox, Pro1,rh•to r

William Currell (Tin • B t•,11111' r1111 ...ft•r \Inn )

thut a standardlz<'(I drrss for tht--111 C'all~ .-\n wt•red Pr om 11tly Phone, "H t•xa ll Storo" No. 1 o r :?

Is nt>ressnn, If t he) {'\ Pr expect to be PhODE', Ht•&ld f'nce, 878 W .

SlWakers at a cotnentlon or the t11rm taken serious!} Standards of lhlng Prkt•s Rt•llROllllble ).ognn. 1·1a h mt.rtg,1gt• bankers nssocl,,tlon at I must be changed all ulong tlw lint>"

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P.\GF

STCOJ-;;-.;T LIFE 1

Locals P .1 11.. 11enlc danca

noon

r

Stlc-tle la

good Htt

this

It

atter-

1'be aup11l7 •• llmlled e Beta• ar

now al home lo d

ew

110rorlty

boua

at

4!1

or h

Th Y

• e • larce

rr,

•• old

al

new

lbelr

student

body

game

Sutu:rday

la■ ton la t ee aehool Mt ck.a,

Heber

a :iuarter

C'l~t

•n:r atand

ta Invited.

n, ror t la yea

relld

I• now

lhlup ,·ear

use

and

at

lht.> t le new f'emenl

go lo )

dig

)our

down

d cp

adml

y >u to

on the

tor

uy seat 1n

1 1 )I

■th.: 1ol11\n11 l'Drui!ocl ror enrol'

l

uent

h111 body

rea,·hlni,:: tor.

town Is behind '\\Ill bt> an opportunity to start

It It or! on

the right pio1 hl11.

c·ham

a unlt<"d

l-'xN·utln~ C'ommlttf'e meet• f the Studf'nt Body "·as heltl

foot

■r

an<i typ1•wrillng

'lography

\\ho

tu• on

\liDS

In the

I' t son • t.Dt

n student

•

days

,. ~

1

J>resltlent

~t

r:~,:·l~:~

• Scboo1 or Aeronaut l'S, BerkeY. Calltornla, after ha\ln com-

heoretlt

l

111-eks c·ounw

aeoanau•

<"9, only

t,est snvke

t e

"'"he

1

gon.il nm1•nt

a◄

help,

depends

not only

most

prominent

Llft..L -\\Ith

t1c·rlmma~e

::nd bu<'klng

or whlrh

ho

Is

thal

l'a•

be out

will

evpry

jrl

~ool

II

Pre-eminently Superior

1

Candies. Ice Cream, Ices, Cut Flowers and Lunches

up ag:alnst

It is

night.

"QUALITY FIRST' \\'ATF.R:\I.\X H:\\'J,:J.RY

Sho\~

that

he Is taking klnfllY to )Our loyalty, Freshmt•n.

Do your though hll dot-a not Pnjoy duty and hell) thP l' . A. ('. have a Inning [oot ball tt.•am this rail! ng a gun ovt•r 1he campus.

\\".\TCIIES

I ('V('ll

he 1•ight wreks u·al

\ um 11 .\uoclatlou or thE' t ta l ~\ grh'ullur.. l'olleg,i "ill eahiJJl1h hea11t1u11rtt-n In Silll l,ake I t It\ 1t the llot f'"l l"tnh during Fair •ee . ~\II rnembns or tlw asso-

CY

Hnn_l.;("•• Furnllurt•, nrt' Lhi• Bt•.. 1.

The Bluebird

1)0

YOU{

mT

VOi{

For;-.;TAIX

PEXS

HIXGS

nEB .\TI"\(;

"KODAKS AND KODAK FINISHING"

(Continued from pnge one) dar lie ls "lome 011 'l abort leave lf abaenre, having just co11111leted ilt'bating develops and trains.

Iliego.

Comph-ll' l,l n t•-. of Sto,t•-., 'rht') J)lt•a.;t• ht•1·,111-.t•!ht')

-.-Jt

on th<·

a se(•ond or 1-~rrshmen Team.

thl'I

TO

O\

hni

tor a wluninp,

thl8 vear.

A like!,· Jookln2 · · aquad is out every night but mort men are needed The surce■ s of the tt-am

\1 11\TI

01,

Thfl l .. \ , {'

J1rospects

,

~

\\"at

h'am

Elnu•r Jonason, 13, a11ent a fe\\ hours at thE' lnatltutlon last ~Ion-

lo find

avlntlou

your

\lionderrul

ftrst

( \ltlTll

IDEAL

pable

a-ry

lu

" tt•legram 8\\ t D him 11rderlng him o report lmmediati•ly ror work at

ueeda

I

()lit

STUDENTS:

, TO l·'IU ::-,11\11-.:\

('oach

\'I

SERVICE, QUALITY AND EFFICIE

that this year en•ry man\ thi' duty of every l<~reshmtin to re•\ embm•d with a df'slre to IH porl ut once to Coach Watson.

He 90 h\msPlf 10 rurnlllh the couutry wtt:i nt•Pds a srruppy second team, on<' I

~~::h;;;m

a-ileted the el

8

cue or tlll'

u' •rPS of <'olle~e

thl"

1;ho

Statf'

1-\

(;J\

LUNDSTROM'S Ul

ll ler<!tic·t

l11ha fraternity, o~,: •1~:~

h

I

n 11111ln-gra1lu:11e, was foundna of lho Sigma

Jr tbl"

Satisfaction In Furniture

n S1t•11hl•II .·\bhot is •·nov. 1 tndlvlduals Lhenuwln~s. bul upon thC' on ,Jal"" at the t:ollege. l)rl\l ,~ riph}ly assuming Its pl.act•, as In the ac-tual 11racti<'e obtalnf'd throu~h

lo the Inst

•lmu

·~

,-r----------

l"<1 •t

hi• ln ■ tltut on •u grt•etlng oltl 'rlt•nd• ~ert• I t Monday )Ir. Jun• IPD,

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

Lt •I 11-. Sh o \\ )·011 our Hu ~, nml 1,inokum.

\l'l'R\1

a!lot Friday In whkb t:i•orge Cook hu had hi■ bn.1r l'Ut and nJJpoinh.•tl managn of Htudt•nt • •Ing a nev. p •• of 11hoPS, lfo '\\Ith Str11hf>ll Deal Bl his a ... benc11 he feels In fine tr•m tor lhe alatan J\·y l..owry was a11poluteil re! lOUI d..itles beforp him.

I ) 1111tht· , acancy OC'currlng tn the 1-:~ttt, H! l omm1:. ee.

Th~ other \\ F Jc-naen, at pr en• l- );.c u· ell wlli be tlllt•d In 110 nenr t' " Sccreta-y or t e l rtegon A gr!• n: t ua otlege tor uer, Inst ur- ruiure

r,1r the

dent lleeH

\or

THIS SEASON

h<'

ou h o w t eaa 1 l\"ely nnt(.>61. It w I be a great 0111>ortu111tyto !('t the team know that a unlte1I Studt• .. I

t Frida)

n,·e hundrn1! I• not unlooked ,\11

THATCHER CLOTHES

1-:&i>fwlally

R

enihuat •ork

Ing

SEE

The •~otball game ~atqrday at ternoon ■ hould be ttended b) p\·er:,-

Jin la now the official"' ln ■ tructor In J."rench at tb{• J-""or ;,.;rar f thr1•C'" l)un,lnod

t

courts.

ship 1l1atch ~o bl• plnye1I bN•t>en , ctors or tbe t\\o tou namenta.

field.

I

going Preal

/,-

taC"u

at Jdent of th.a tnatltut on and ov Ar old organ% rt ery tlZt>D of tbia df)' •ho ran JK>II· ltary Prencll at J-'ort ■ ibl) lean~ ot Pr lnten .. t■ Jong t

r F

1d

various

uxdr ng ,-,11. be th1 big rhnm1,lo114

,·ou'r1•

If

Douglu

17 • .Stucl• n1 Body

11t.h'.l r, ady lo start ''Jr moat aucc-eaa•ut

.card

a student

number

1 e K)'"mnaalum DY t e t-a.n• I cou ◄ 11 of th0 fraterQlfles.

I ,1

It la rumort--d that

memben are orpnldng a ft•nn tournament The atudPC1t ornament la a,ready n running ordn ,n,I some good games are 11.uuri·•l 011

twe > five ..enU ano St'e the game any war A ■ tlldent body C"atd or

Proft IM'hool ht courtt

II

•hlc'l

a student,

Jou re

not

East Fourth

la at the bouae and In lbt• nnr t Jture

r

back,

y for

ah ◄

le t e

•

news to ali football entbualaat.l. arrht,d last Satuday night

THREF

training

anonautlcs

!>e11artmenl

gh·l"n

at

In theon·l· by the

lkrk€'lt•Y,

Today.

War

bu(

ex-

raiildly

the world

Ii; IParnlng

very

Dependable Clothing Hats andl Furnishings Try

how much It must dep<'nd on

\\Oman's

strength.

Debating

at the

pects ordere to lt•ave ror lhe gov- l A. <', has so tar aeemed to feel t•rnmPlll aviation school at Sun Die· It could get along without anything go, shortly, for 1mtl'tkal work In llyIng. \\'hl'n he Mn stny ln the air more than a kind of lndlrec-t and lns11lratlonal support from thf' wom• clntlon 1:&rt• earnt:-slly urged to make thirty six houni. Elnll'r will receive th u of t e bead!pt:irten

by Prt-sl- hi• commission as llnl lleuu•nant.

But is year It ne('dM their d('nt J, b, T ('11111u Ill. St!\"~r.11 an,J will add on(' mort• name- to the subat·rntlal help; It needs women

I

I

hu Hired In

\

h AlumD

alt i..ake ('

aro

during

t}

tetl

t'XJI~

1-,alr Wl•ek

ulr,•a.dy extensiv<' mluloned

lh1t or .\g,:lt> com-

offict'rS.

"ho

will show that

l o C'UI<' or mall

for11: -tit I, long

,l11tant·e

to be on the

teh•phont•

meuagl'9 to be dt!l 1 ,· ◄ ·n•cl, or ln'or• m • on as ~o lh1• \\bt-reubouts or any •t Jdent th 1ho11ltl be furnished,

Isthmus

lt•a,\"lng Logan

or Panama.

be

n

111ce

lnforn1e

f,,r

tht!

o

the

Since

sit-ls?

has

ftirn•s

Ja111s1,rlng Jones

been 'traveling some." lie ftr~t t·overerl ~1\llllt'Kotn. us an agent ror a local knitting Urm. \"l&lting Oenn•r, Omaha. nnd !-.\oux C'lty on his way to his terrlton

od

few day• P!!ul and

I.ntn

he sJJ<'n't. a

In .\l\111wn11olls 11nfl St thPn weut to ~t. t..oula,

With they

their might

))resent be easly

now There will be four debating l<'ams thls ~-ear, -one to go to Pro,·o and OIIP to meet the l" herE', onr to :IJ)· (lt-ar at Moscow,

Panama.

apeuillug

~loses

the

he arrived

at

(.'a r azal three mile from Panamn f'itf. •·herfl he Is no t,ltlonecl

Cowley,

Kenneth

&SONS

$J0.00

TO

$ 1b,OO PER

ablllty

M<'eks and

and

S .\\I\IIJ.

History France,

1ome J)aragraphs

::-,

records

that

troop11 wt•re first called

J.

In thi• other

to be ln school every

wlll

rE'J]resent

debating. undPr

one

have the

outs ror teams ber 14 , George of

MONTH

_~_=_=::_=_=_=_=_=::_=_=_=::_=_=_=_'-'_=_=_=_=_=::_ = _=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=== ====~= -======== !,~

and history

American

with

a good

college.

shouted

d<'batlng

':>.os

fhance Tht•

to try•

was not amls!"

ammee," ·our

direction

debating of

the

En1dlsh department. will welcome all studPnts who wish training. \"l:>.l'E:>.T H OGBl"H:>.

II

"Sammee!''

-pronouncc-d

and

by

friends."

but •·nos••

lnteriiretatlon.

Some

will O<"cur 01:'ePm- <'i\U~ht only part Hansen Is manugt•r ll ◄•nce "Sammee:• A re gular

the

t /l s year,

doubt

e>ntltled

If "Samson"

a 11ubs1ltute,

•·:-;ix

the sobriquet will

on

sticks.

11ro1,osed :,s

mana~e

to

su11-

11lanl It, nor do we quite see why It should Already the nickname 1as berome glorious.

It has the dig• nlty atl.lll~

of an

honorific

title.

Al

tlmt' It has the endearing

thP jol-

Bear

UJI,

Sammy•

T

Atkh:11

of the out<"ry. onet• hated being a Tommy. l..ook Hence ln Its turn at him no" There was a blundn at your

Our troo11s are not pleased

the sobriquet foresaw their

But

llty of a slap on the back.

bystander

"Sammy."

Pd 011 tila

Sammy."

$ammlt .. Int \\'e

has put hE'r foot

I

class,

"Shoes That 's All"

Rooms For Two FROM

dt•bates by " . J. Merrill.

L. 11 10 It not ror the first time.

An eyeH: teh, GPO. H Hansl'n, and SamuPI and-ear witness of the landing now ~forg,tn.

Only three of thee men I rl"11orta that what the Frenrh crowrl 10 that

Party Slippers And Better Shoes

Heber

C'annou:

ire likely

"

and one to OJ)l)OB<' ~,

tlw L'. of ""yumlng at 1..ogan.

LnKt year the A, C was ably re1)rt:senH•d

c roulng

a day at Havana.

EAGLE HOTEL

Up-TO-DATE-NEAT AND CLEAN

cle1)leted

In the triangular debate by Harold Peter~on, Ivor Shurp, \\'m. ,J. Snow,

bl lmue,

pSTUDENTS H0~1E

captured

.\I·•. f'ro111 St I.out 11 he went to Xe.-.r.'"York, tooK stP:imer ror Colon.

A DREASPETERSO

/,

as dt"arl) and spE>ak as convincingly as men.

Why not organize a 0

h • '11-hly lrupor1an:. that the I~. \" Jom-s, .'.!II, muuuger of the girls' debatloµ; team whleh wlll addre e t e,·er, atndPnt In the In .. Freshnl n pl r last ye1tr, Is at pre•· chnll<'nge the boys to show wher<'ln atltutlon be on f\h · tht, Hegis- t~nt tn the ca,·alr~· senke, statlOn€'1J tht•ir Intellectual superiority con~ • ar • om,·e

We carry an extensive line of Ladies' Footwear

they can r el\ on

with

chrlsrnlng

WP J(UCIISthat

Admitted

It "Sammy"

But

ever rall-

They prott•at. \\'t> e1I to reflet·t t'redlt on you, yo u are Indignation anil print• now relle,<·1l11g abundant credit on

(lage &e,·eral weeks

ago

''Sammy"'

C'hlr-ago Tr!bu l~.

PAGE FOUR

l Employment

of the t:tab AgriculLura! College has determined upon the following agreement between the women students and their employers ror :1!' such cases where em-

Only the best of picked skins are/ used and ench skin is carefully gone over tor defects before being cut into the necessary sections.

This Is done br machinery, and the sections are

ploymenl agency.

th('n sent to the room in which the girls are at work for the lining to be

StudentEmployment Contract Arranged Sl'GC:EST IO.\'S '.\I.\O E HY f'O'.\Dll'I"'l'EI- ~ O.\' S'l'l"DEXT

K\(.

Pl,Ol"'.'\IES'l'

The

committee

ployment

at

the

Is

He:-.idenl

secured

on student

The undersigned em - following conditions

College

sug-

has

gested that wherever girls find it necessary to perform household duties to aid them In remaining tn school, some such definite agree-

through

Its

St utl cnu. in the Home

agree to of service:

pasted

the Then the lined sections are sent To to the sewing room and the linings

pay for her board the student agrees are stitched together, bringing the to work 28 hours per week In per- outer covering of the football into iods as follows: School days, 1 ½ position for the fina l stitching _ This to 2 1::: hours after school each day; Is clone by n machine that turns the Saturday, 6 hours; Sundays, two footballs out stitched In the seams, hours.

To pay for her room the but wrong side out. They must then

ment as the following be made be- student agrees to remain at home tween the student and her employer: four nights each week and to be AGREEMENT BETWEEN EM- available for tending children or other light work that will not serfPLOYER AND STl.DENT c-usly interfe r e with her st.udylng Suggested by the Committee on on those nigbt.s. By mutual agreeStudent Employment ment between the contracting parCTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ties the schedule given above Is To avoid misunderstandings and subject to alteration.

Where extra to secure satisfactory service, tfle work is done In addition to ~hat Faculty Committee on Student specified above, the rate of pay will

I

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.\S A LITTLJ, ~ RE'.\l F.'.\IHR .-\NCf ~ ..~o H 1' f-rn NRW Olt OLO ACQU,\l~'J 'AXCJ<~ OF VAC ATION O.\Y S-

E~erybydy Seems To be Choosing Be 1ts a c s by The House of.........

on.

be 20c per hour.

Employer.1 Student.

Your Photograph

be turned right side out, a job that Is left to men who do nothing else all clay long but r eve rse the leather covers by liand. a work that requires great strength and endurance, and gives the workers a prodigious amount of pulling power In the muscles of the arms and hands.

When the cover Is pulled rlghl side out the outer 1>art o( the footba ll Is finished re'ady ror t he inflation.

The bladder Is inserted and blown up and the ball Is the n stamp-

I

KUPPENHEIMER Howell Brothers .......

Logan's

a

I

eel on a hot press and worked up un- \ til the surface is 1>racttcally smooth and free from rought spots.

The ! ball Is th en deflated a nd placed aside

Xon-U e. id ent St ud e nts The undersigned agree to the tol-1 for shipment. lowing conditions of service: For I Balls Intended for the soccer any work that the student Is called game or for basket ball are als(!

TORGESON STUDIO

upon to perform in a home where she Is not working for her board or room, the following schedule of wages will prevail: For the first bour, 25 cents, for every sucleecling

Make the AJ>polntment Today

CITY DRUG COMPANY

I

Clothiers

! ~=======================~

I 1

Foremost

PRACTICE

Special Attention Given to The Scientific Fitting of Glasses

Fran~w~~~;;~~~~::.,~.

J.,BIITEO

Office: Geo. W. Thatclier

Office Hours:

TO

E\ ~E, EAR,

Building, over partment Store.

D.

NOSE A1''U THROAT

Shamhart-Cbrlstlansen

9 :00 to 12 :00 a . m.;

De-

2 :00 to 6 :00 p. m.

I

mnde In the way described. A ~ew °'\!:=======================;;§' idea recently a~plled to the making of the football 1s to provide a ball ~/ suited to the ro ugh treatment inseI)arable from play on the stone flaggecl or asphalted 1mvement o.t the schoo l playg r ound. It was found that Employer, lhe finely rinlshed footbal1 intended for use on a grass covered field could St.udent. I not stand the hard usage received I

hour, 20 cents.

For Your Electric Wants See The

PIU •:SCHIPTI O~ DHCGG IS'l'S

A Full Line of DRl'GS AND TO IL ET ARTICLES A~s~t e~~: '.\;~R\S

The

1

Use Cyk~ ~;~>e;"~:~>: ~~~ F'llms 1 0 For Best Results 07 Xorth Mnin St. Lognn

,-------------

committee

\\"Ill

recommend

during practice

In the

school

Cache Valley Electric Co.

yard

Phone 53

! girls

for this service only when and a football was therefore devised I some definite agreement has been especially for this rough work, with reached between emI)loyer and em-! ihc seams stitched on the outside in-

.Iployee

and only when the student, stead of the Inside.

Sewing the Is persulng the special home eco- I seams from the outside provided a nomics course at the institution de-1 ridge that protects the ball when l•:\"J<~H Y'l'IIIXG fo r th e A'rHT.,F~TE j signed to train her in home du-/ kicked and bounced In a paved court 1-tendqm1rteri. l•'or lies. This course consists or lecture and makes the cost or the footballs work at the institution.

The work us ed In a season somewhat less than ( 'o ll e~e- St ude nt -; performed by the student in the hen the finely finished ova l of the home serves as lab oratory work. gridiron grounds Is used.

This will be carefu lly supervised by 1'he origin of the term ''kicking the college Instructor.

Two credit the pigskin" was explained by one l'h one H7 hours are allowed for this course. or the authorities in this way: 2 -1 W . l i.t ~'.

--+- "Years ago, when the game was In Its .FOO'L'll.\LL )1.\1\IXG I early stages In England, the ln0atlon I ____ was clone by means or the bladder S. E. NEEDHAM J 1<:Wli:l~EH I That phrase so much used in the of a pig. In those o ld days the skin W.\T C II , HIXG .L\' I) P~X football season, "chasing the 1>lg- or the pig was actually subjected STOB.E skin," Involves a. poJ)ular error. 1 to the Indignity or being propelled Logan 79 North Main l"lah Th.e football is not made of pigskin, high In the air by the toe of a footbut of the bide of the calf or cow, ball 1>la:rer, but as the bladder Is no and for the cheaper variety the skin longer used the term has ceased to B.\1 ' 1-tS SHIXJi~S or the sheep.

Footballs or the or- apJ)lr. dlnnrr grade are made ln this counThe bladders are now made of CARLISLE & G l'DML1NDSON try. but some of the finest, sold to the best pa r a rubber.

The regulaProprietors those who are not particular about tlon football weighs from thirteen J 3 West Center Street

,.

~

E\ "EHY'l'll l.\' G FOH THI.: SPOR'r

I I"

!

Rolfsen Sporting Goods

\\ '. \'l 'C'IH :S

('l,OC I\ S

I I

I

Sll,n•~H. W .\RE JEWF.LHY \\'IAMOxns C'l' T Gl,.\SS

OPT IC',11, m , PAHT)ll •!'<'r in chnr~e or" t•nt 0)Jtom<•lri-,t . 1< ;, 1><'rt AllenUo n Gin•n In g o l J.:p:'s n ncl FittinA' of GJ11-,,;es.

C'ompet-'l to 'ft•,t-

"·e have

our own lens grinding plant and stock of uncut lenses. Broken lenses duplicated and re• placed In an honr.

W e '.\luke II SpeclnltJ or Fine R e 1n1lrln,t . Couse! F0l"X1.' ..\ IX l'F;X!:enttous care. Skilled workmanship.

F'air charges l")IBHl<":1 , 1..\S and bronc! exl)erlence h a,·e combined to build Ul> .MESH B.\GS \ for us a large and well pleased cllentelle.

I

C. M. Wendelboe LOGAN

J ew<•lry Stm· e 53 East 1st North Street

l"TAH

I

'

THATCHER BROS. BANKING COMPANY HA VE BEEN DOING BUSINESS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY -FIVE YEARS WE HAVE GROWN TO A MILLION FIVE H UNDRED THOUSAND

Modern BarberShop

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I price,

are Imported from England, the industry was an old one It was started In America.

The making of a football Is al-

where VO H Tiffi:

BEST

BOl ,l, S t\XI)

C •.\Kl<~S, PIE S. 1before

mn :AD C'.\l ,L AT

I

,,.,

to firteen ounces. One cannot clefinltely predict the life of n. football, but the makers say the hardest kickIng should fall to retire the ball In

Service and Courtesy

,

most entirely a male lndustr:r.

The\ less than two years.

I only share that women have In the lt may not be generally known work is seen when one first enters that football has u patron saint. In n football facton·.

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