The Utah Statesman, April 4th, 1918

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CASTO MEDAL WON Thomas MedalBYLYDIA HANSEN

The Freshies were successful in defeating the Juniors by a 2- 1 decision in the final clash

First Woman To Win Orator1·cal Laurels

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L'NIQllE Pi~{~1Ui bES A R E ~:;·:d!~~ H~tii:cu!:~n G~'.!~ ~IiiJf.fJtDENT ~~~:;,r::~ntdeJ~in;"~;J;·i" ~IORIUR AND WILSON ALSO The annual "A" day celebra- one of great personal benefit to E~~i~\;~;,E COMMIT· They debated the following Gl\'E GOOD SPEECHES tion occupys first place in the everyone pre se nt. Mr. Fletcher I SONG LEADER prorosition , "Resolved that Tuesday' s chapel in which the minds of the special committee said that principles of art are YELL MASTER Robert M. LaFollette Should which is worhing for . its sue- fundamental in most e\'ery EDITOR OF STUDENT be Expelled r:;om the l'.nited awarding of th~ Casto i1edal cess. The final day will be an- phase of J'fe Order be lance PUBLICATIONS Sla!"'s Senate. , took place was nnmense ly mter1 1 nou nced in a later issue of Stu• _ . ' • , _________ _, Ephra im J osephso n a nd Geo. esting and greatly enJoyed by dent Life . Ai th is time every ry~hm: ,han,1011j·, _fitn~ss and I ...-......... . -- ~ -l\[.

Bateman represented the the st udent body and towns gtudent should recall the success! sm.tab1hty are _basic m eve ry Freshmen and . ~ elen Gubler 1 people. Under the chairmanship of ot her "A" days and forget • pe1sonal environment_.

He DR. PORTER TALKS and Howell W1lham s the Jun -I of Prof. Georg e B. H endricks that cond itions last year made it f brought out 1llu~trat1ons of TO SCIENCE CLUB 10:·s.

The team ~ see med very the charact eri st ic tediousness unadv isable to hold the annual Isuch, Ill. t~e 3:ppeat a~ce o_f st ~~ --c, e~ly mat~h ed' each prese_nt_ed and dragg111g thai usua lly ace\'ent. The success of this year's dents , g1vmg rn other words a .. TELLS O.F' MEDICAL PROG- then· case Ill _a clear defimte compan y suc h contests was encelebrat ion sho uld be dominant I endorsemPnt s to ~he mi '\'~~MC: it RESS IN \VAR I man!1er showmg th~y had mad e. til'ely overcome. in the minds of every student. to_ get _young ladie s to 1eahze __ __ j c?ns1derable st udy m prepara- [ Exceptional in terest was Other institutions have their Ig1 eatei beauty t_hroul!'h a sense Desp ite the enormous total of lion. .

Iadded to the contest because one annual day of celebration at! of fitness and SU1tab1hty. th kill d . th t Thi s should serv e as an eye of the thr ee who survived the whic h time every student for- I He discu_ssed the effect of e . . e m . e pre se n . wa1·, opener to some of the young er drastic competition of the pregets that he or she has any other p_roper ~nv1ronme_nt on all 1,1a-more_ 1ffes will be save d m _t_h e stude nt s. It shows that Fr es h- lit~inary ~ryout , was a lady, quest ion which demands at- ti?nal hfe <::and_1eally applied futme _bec~use of. the co1~.fhct ~~n can ~uccessfu lly compete Miss Lrdia _Ha_nsen, who suc tention . The day of homage to !".' t to the e.sentials of proper han will die now m the fight· I" 1th uppe1 classmen. So you ceeded 111 wm nmg the medal. those who have taken part in the hvmg. _____ hg, is the opinion of Dr . R. O. \\'ho feel that you have abi lity The subj ects of the different gene ral activities of the certain Porte ri medical superv1~or _at along these l~nes, mak e use of speeches were well chosen and institut ion, is looked forward to • I th e ~ollege. Dr. Porter m dis- t he oppo rtumty 1~ e xt year ~nd were of current interest and by every student and even mem- 1 cussmg the et:fect o~ the world tryout for the mter-collegrnte time ly instruct ion. J. T. ,vil son , hers of the faculty take such a war u~on medwal scienc e before debates. the first speaker spoke on the keen interest that strangers the College Science club r ecent-~ -- "Battle of t he Marne ." Mr . Wil\\'Ould find it diflicult to segrely, declar ed that the advance in son in his talk showed the self gate fac ulty from students.

Prof . Ste iner of the Univers- preventab\'e medicine curative ish ambit ion s a nd bru ta l deThe U. A . C. is going to have method s and s urgery due to the signs of the ruling power of the such a day t his yea r and it will ity :vho is teaching _a class in dema~1Clsof the war was almost German nation in their voluptube a day forgotte n only by those Agricult ural Educat10n at the unbelievab le.

I ous des ire s for territorial exwho were depr ived of the pleas- college is searching for five men "Since the beginning of the GREAT IMPROVEMENT IS pansion; how th e very national ure of being present when t hey to act as war garden superv isors \\"Jr, all of the former d1fliculSHOWN IN WORK OVER life and happin ess of whole receive the issue of the follow- in Salt Lake City. The work will Ities and many new ones added PREV IOUS BATTLE countries \\'ere ruthl essly cast ing day's paper . Everybody will in all probability be similar to ha~e been successfuHy met by aside in the formation of tho se take part. Stude nts, facu lty, that engaged in by the score or Alhed . skill. Typhoid fever , Monday afternoon the cadets plans which if successf ul would fat hers , mothers, business men, more of Aggies who assisted the which m . past wru·s has "½-illedst aged a sham battle which in I mak e not only France, and landlords an d land ladies; in Salt Lake Commercial Club in more ~oldi.ers than bullets, 1s al- 1 e\'cry re£i:ect was very success - England, but also the United short everybody will be wel- its war ga r den activities last n:ost unkn own o~ the western ful. Cai:tain Abbot wao:-grant.- States, nothing mor e than vascome. The question that today spring. Any men who engaged front. Cholera, m _the past_ dis- [ ed an extra hour for drill by the sa ls, paying their life' s treasure occupies our attention is, how in the activities last year or who astrous., has p_racti~ally. d1sap- Ipre side nt, that the Problem into the coffers of the Kaiser. can we arr a nge to be present . are interested in such work p€ared. Lock.1aw is st11I trou- s.hould not be intenupt ed as He also pointed out how exThe spec ia l committee is would do well to confer with blesome, but due to a cu1,ative 1,v.:-5 the last one. tremely critical and momentous work ing every odd minute in Prof. Ste ine r . treatment that has been devo_I- It was another probl em in at- I the battle of the Marne wa s, not ord er to please eve rybo dy.

--+ oped, few deaths re sut from this 1tack and defence , but on differ- only to France, but to the welTher e will be such attractio ns as New Hun Destroye r cause'cnt territory, and with the cad- fare of the entire world, and lad ies' tr ack meet, inte r-class "One of the m_ost notable ad-1 els divided differenetly to what how nobly the French, although and fac ulty at hlet ic contes ts, Rece ived At College vances made during the present they were t he last time . One practica lly unprepared, fought circu s, lun ch and ma ny ot her war, and one advanc~ tha_t w ill r latoo n of Company C was so va liant ly and sustained those f eatur es~ at night a ~n~r e, th e . A new nfl ei ?ne of th1? Rem- doub'.1ess save_ mor~ h ves m the marched up the canal ba nk south famous words of General _Joffre pr eparati on and kmdl mg of mgt on automotiac type, rnn fut u, e than me bemg lost now , of t he College and given posi- "They sha ll not pass!" This was which is to be und ~r t he super- model, has bee n received at the IS t he deve lopment of t he Car \·el- tio ns. to defe nd on the bro\\' of the cr ucial point of the war, and v1s10n and execut ion of t he college armory TI-e rifle is Oak.in system_ of 111.·1gatmg the h11l, one mile east. of the Col- we owe to those courageous sons Fr eshm a n class. Th e mai n fea · ' . - wounds . By thi s method, which lege. Compan ies A and B with of Franc e the greatest step t.otur e of the bonfir e pr ogram is one of the very late:-;t out, b ~m£ ren ders the innermost resourc- the rema inder of Compa~y cl wards the frustration of the t.obe the a wa rdin g of the "A's " the sa_me as that . used by , he es of wounds of any size !"'r- formed the attack mg force , to Kaiser's dreams and a world of E very frate rnit y a nd sorori ty Samm,_es to an mh alate the fectly _sterile, thousands of h ves sweep the plairu, from the north. peace and happmess , so declared will be expec ted to take pa r t Huus rn Frt1nce. A unique m- ~re being saved now that earlier Fire was not opened from .Mr Wilson. somet ime durin g t hed ay . A t€rest 3:ttaches it~elf t_o tl.e I if- m the war were sacrificed ." either side until the attackers Elgm Mori is used as his subGlee Club concer t a nd a ba nd le. It, itse lf, was reccive:d from . Dr. Porter also called atten- were in close range . The skinn(Continu ed on Page Two) dan ce on the law n will close th e one arse nal. its bayonet from t1on to the prom isimr results i~h lines of the attackers were -•"A " day progr am. anot her e ncl. the bayonet scab· obtamed in flesh l!'l'llfting, bone sweepml( forward and envelop- TE NN IS COURT S bard fr om still a nothct. . . transp lantm<r, tendon fransp lan- in(( both flanks of the defendN EARI NG COMPLETIO N If . A. C. OFFE RS FULL . There 1s a r_emote pos~11)i hty J tatio n and ne_rve r epa ir which er s, who were preparing to reQUART ER'S WORK I N tnat ,.n tm1e rifles of this type h•<l been obtamed bv eminent- treat over t h e brow of t he h ill Tourn ame nts To Be Run Off SUMME R SCHOI L may suppla nt th e old 18n8 IAllied surgeons dur ing t he war. below. when Captain Abbot sigImm edia tely 3p1 jngfie ld::; . 110w used h\' _Ihe ----+--na iled "cea~e fi.ring ."

Summer Sess ion Divided Int o ~;:det~ . . S2mor s ~ncl Ju rnors The prev ioll'i! batte had give n The two new tennis courts Two Six \Veek Ter ms ~:viii be rnstr ucted 111 th~ u~.f::',,f officers and men a litt le exper- at the east of the main bu ilding ~h-~ _n _ew weapon by ::3erg-<'<'lnt ie~ice in a~tio n an d im bued t hem will be ready for use about MonReorg a nizati on of the Sum- • l<1l,1at h. with confide nce, so that the bat- day or Tue sd , y of next week, so mer School in to a t welve week --+---t]e t his ti me moved wit h <lefin- the prese nt congestion wil1 soon session of two six week te rm s Cadets Promoted iteness and pr ecision which wa s be re lieved has ju st been an noun ced by Dr. GOOD SCORES MADE pleasing to see.

Just as soon as the courts are J . H. Lin ford , dir ecto r of Sum- r 0:1ptai n Abbott announC<'S --+fini shed the inter-c lass series mer School. Accordin g to t he the a pprova l by Pres ident Pet _Last Saturday mornmg CapLittle beam s of sunsh ine, will start, t.o be followed immeplan announced by Dr . Li nfo rd . erson of the fo lowin<r pr omo- I ta m Abbot and eleven prosperLittle hugs and kisses, diately by _the _inte r -Fraternity, a full quarte r 's work wi11be of- ti ons in th e cadet batta lion : I ous sharpshooters left for tht> Make many a char ming mai d, mter-Soro~1ty, inter-C lass and fer ed t.o st ude nts during the Fi rst Lie ute nant ~ra id rifle ra nge east of t he College.

Change her name to Mrs . after this the tournament summer . Th e div i ion of t he T horne to be capta in.

Time was spent in getting the - -for the championship of the quar te r into two six week te rm s F irst Lieute nant L ucian Mee• tarp-et pits in order and in tar- Everything comes to him who 1school. Organizations are urged makes it po<sible for the stu d- cha m to be capta in. !!et P"actice. Althou!!'h it was waits , [ to pick the students that _are go<nt t.oatte nd fo r eit her t he fi rst I Pri vate A, B. Allen to be cor- th e fir st tr ip to the range t his But h ere's a ru le that's slicker mg to represent them m the or second term or fo r the enti r e poral. year some of t he bovs i::. howerl The man that goes for what he conte sts so they may be practwelve weeks. Six cr edits of - ~ -exceptio nal abi lit y wit h the ri(l a wants ticing; the time for the tourna· ,rn rk may be sec ur ed each term- 1 Ar dat h Pri ce scored 21 out vf " Will sure ly get it quicker. ment will be .osted the first of Durin g the first six weeks possi ble 25 r,oints at a ra nge of ----------next week . th e following subiects will be 200 ya r ds. Some oth er very SOPHOMORES There are a few rules thaL tauirht: Ph ysic al developm ent good scores wer e ma de. students are expected to obin childr en. household manageIf th e weat her permi ts rrsc serve ; (1) The players are ment, pr epa rati on of foods and P res iden t Peterso n retice will cont inue ever y SaturSophomore s mee t tod ay for allowed to play only one set if food suppl y, diete ti cs and nutri - quests th at you pa rk yo ur day morni m, at 9 a . m. under purpo se of elect ing officers fo r other s are waiting. (2) Studtion, tex t iles, drafti ng and mo-• cars in th e rear of the build~ di.r ection of Captai n Abbvt. next year . Buzzer Ed itor and ents are expected to sign up in deling, dres smak ing, millin ery , ing if t hey ar e to sta nd for Fir st calss target pr act ice is ,11 1\-fanager, and chairm a n of the morning for the periods accountin o:, al!Tic ultur e. bota ny, I any lengt h of ti me. opport un ity !h<tt has heretofore Prom . will be elected. , they wish to play dm;ng the ( Contin ued on Pa ge F ou rl ..... - ---------(Con ti n u ed on Page t wo) day.

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classmen of the fraternities did Prof. Sorensen of the Br igha m not return to school, having Young College, Rev. Pillsbury, either volunteered or been pastor of the Loga n Presbyter Published Weekly by the Students drafted for military service. Of ian Church and Prof.

C. H . or the t.:tah Agrleultural College. lhor.;e who returned practically Skidmore of Brigham City. rre ryonc is holding one or more I +· Entered •• seco1,d-clnss moll mat- I Student Body positions and is F S d M I SS HETTIE WHITE MAKES ~f[abSoput~:fe~e\h~ 9 ·A~i 0 ~t rarticipating in the activities ormer tu ent RE CORD FOR EXTE 1 1ss1'. · of the Student Body as they 1 Writes From France l SION JJIVISIO come :.:Jong. A cur~ory observa------Printed th e Earl Logan, and England One coun •~y m · Ut a h save d d1· Publishing by company, Utah . t·1011 wt'JI R•h?\~ th a~• th e b Ul•den Robert MaJOl', a fo rme r pr om. ., of the adm1mstrat ,on of stud- inent student who is edit in g his rect ly $40,2~9 last yea r from Dotroy Garcln o~T•1t. •·Eclitor-in-Chlet f'nt aff~1rs i s upon fraternI\Y. cor:ipany . paper " Le. Petite ~he effo r ts of one woma n. S uch I hf? f_ qo1on R.Barb or, '19 , Associate Editor men ac t that two yea~s I Vo 1x" writes the followmg let- IS t he remarkab le r ep? rt th at George A. ward Business Manager ap-o. fral~r~1ty stu<lents led Ill ter to Prof.

Arnold, from C?mes from the Extemnon Div 1scholar sh1p 1s further support of France: , s10n of the College regard ing CONTRIB T IO 'S THI S ISS E Ihis st atement.

"Somewhere in France" the work of Miss H ett ie White Geo. Hansen Bertha Thurg ood . l ,reak as a. memb•r of " March 7, 1918. County Home Demons t rato r for Lucian Meecham Ray Silver s iralernal orgamzst10n and, at. Prof. Frank R. Arnold, I Millard county. These figw ·es, Lora Bennion L. II. Hatch te nt1on ." called to these cond 1- Dear Prof. Arno ld: , based upon most complete and Eva Joy Neilsen Loui s Ballif lions w11h complete regard_ and Tonight ram near ly seven ca refu lly made reports submitRussel C:::r..:o::.ft:_____ congralulalion f~r the _ a_ch,eve- thousand miles from home; but led by Miss White concerni ng T h un.du>, ,\ Jw il L JOl,t. m,ent of n~n-f1 atem1tJ men . a retrospection reproduces in her work, have been checked

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~~_: r'.1° ,t tt'~der~;~~~;,,7~i:; ::a~:etf~tk tf.~o~u;ii. i~t~~~r~f I~~':n:u~t~~Iaf : t'ifi°~~~gs t~: :;; fo1 _.chola1sh1p and high 1French papers etc. I am now I sav111g for l\11llard county last

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STU D ENT LIF E schola~t•c ideals; We hope t_hal I editing a pape;· on French soil. j year- The savi ng is the r esult CO-OPERATES l~1s ~v~n~ Will <1ct as a_spu , to , It is our company periodica l, al of the plant mg of ho me vegeThis issue of Student Lifo is f, ate, lll~l ~en to bette, efforts ! copy of whic h is enclosed. l have l_abl_e gardens, the ca nni ng and Look for the Labe l. A small being sent to all the Il!gh • in the lulu 1e. ' • traveled ove r a nd perh aps w ill ary mg of frm t, vegeta bles, a nd thing to look for, a School prncipal s of the ~la te .

LOWRY NELSON . travel over many places with most lhat would have been Big thi ng lo Fi nd The issue aft er th e next will be --+--which you are famil iar. \Ve've large ly .wasted, and the Mv m g al sent to every high school graduPI CTU RES 01' FOOTB ALL I moved cont inua lly si nce r en- of ~lothmg due to renova ti on of ale of the stale. Co-operating MEN . listed, both here and in Amer ica. \\Oin goods .. with the publicity department of Twentl' Q,l' lh1rt,: pictures of I Be lieve we are sett led now for A synops is of the r eport th e college, which will se nd out the Aggie champ10n football qui le a wh ile. shows that 404 home gardens seve ral faculty members to the team of last fall have. been France is a beautiful country were , pl_anlecl due. to J\11ss 59 North Main high school s during the coming secured and framerl ",tr the but I imagine is on ly the shell Whiles 1~fluence, with a net r eLogan , l'lah week, the editor will get out an name_s of th_e nen ,inti thor of its former self. Hope to tour turn estimated al _$10,284; enlarged edition of Student Life nos1t10ns pnnted under them. Europe al the terminatwn of 104,090 quarts of fruit wer• Formerly in the inler esl of getting high Th e pictures will be placed m 1this war. Should you resume canned werlh $20 818; 5,792 Morrell Clothing Company school stud ents to continue in '.he nmous offices of the sch~ol your trips, I may accidently see ~uarts . of Yegetab les, worth the open road of education. In ,111clused throughout the state , you. I am constantly occup ied so · 1.158. 1,813 pounds of meat. the special ed( lion will be _ _in as an advertisn~g med ium. it keeps my mind away from the worth $8?6; ~.2,105. ~ounds of RUY YOUR eluded cut s of all acllv1ties, horrors of the war which are on frmt \\e1e dned, \\Oith $2,42 1 , articles by stud ent s on such ('ASTO MEDAL WON all sides.

3,607 oounds of vegetab les, Books Stationery and subjects as " Democracy at th<'

BY LY DI A HAN SEN lf you sti ll teach Journa lism wor th $ 1.46 1 : _and that 2.590 A. C." ,1Opportuniti es for self.

--.-vou shou ld have t he "Stars a n d 1pieces of clot_hrn g were made Magazines 2 1 s u~porting ~tu dents at _the A. . l onllt!~ed ri_om pa1;e,, one} .. I ~tripes/' a big paper pub lis hed n,·er at a ~~~~~, 00.

C., and articl es on all Imes of Ject th e llum,in Oak. Tn his 111 Pans for American troops endeavor at college . In order to speec h J\l r. Morn s drew a very, primarily. Starr is composed of College Calendar th .e soldiers . 'Tis a wonderful paper : success fully . com;~ mm~t e the a~I~ com~ans?n between --plan as outlmed 1t will be giecil ~ubstantial oak of .th e foi_~ and seeks s ubscription s. fhur sday, April 1-"Boccaccio" Opposite Postofflce necessa ry to ca ll on slud enls to est wl11ch plays suc h a vital par l, Sincerest wishes to vou and College Opera at Niblev Ha ll. do most of the work. Il is hoped and 18 so mde sp_en sab le_ to t he a ll my college friend s. ·1 am Sat urd ay, April 6- Cadets parTh e Stud ent ~ ll f'1Hlq ur11·t f' r " that eve ry one wi ll respond progr ess of o~ r mdu st n e~, and Verr respectfully, ade for Liberty Loan drive, hea rtily and boost the old A. C. the sub st.anlial compalnot of ROBERT \V. MAJOR starting at 6 o'clock from AS K F O il and educati on. our comrn onw a lth s,. who docs Co . "C" First Bn. 20 Eng;·s.

Tiblsy Hal l. ~o much l? bett~r hi s commun- Somewhere in France . A. E . Frid ay.

Apr il 12-Freshman 1ly and his nat10n. He showed Forces.

Play for Benefit of Red Cross NEW SPlRIT IN DRILL P. S.-Please remember me to at Nibley Hall.

Gratify in g indeed is the inter- how absolutely necess'.iry it was t~, _the general well-bemg of the Miss Huntsman when :rou see -• est being shown by students in c1llzen r y of ou r country lo have her. l'\'e checked articles writ- ~tlSS BEERS DEC LAR ES military work. \\'hether the war real men active in our rural ten by me.

NAT IONAL COLORS has been responsible for the inand natwnal governments.

He O. K. -Censore d by J. L .

TOO NE,\R SRFACE terest, whether daily dr ill and It ls Y o "r G u nrn nl ('<• o f Q11111ft ). how \'Cry s1m1lar to \\ 'ood 1 Li eut. Engrs. tr. s. R. s ham bullies or Captain Abbot's :-;howe<!

The charmincr new ml'mbc1 tlll' soft, flabby mushroom are + milit ary manners ha\'e de\·elopof the Home Economics staff SO ( ' ll •:"I'\ . t' l , L H, l'd it ; certain it is that tlwre has hurried to calch the car Tue s;;~l"t~\~~e/,~ Thespians Now f.' H .\ 'L'EH \ 1'1'\ been a rejuvenation of Aggi<.• rellow men but rather to live day but was ,ilmost blinded hy To Be A warded sp irit. in matkr:-. milita r v. Stu- likl• parasit<.•s upon their effo rt s the brilli•mcy of Mr. Coburn's dent~ seem to sen~e thCir imred, whi1 e ,. nd blue elastics and to rob them of their The following r ecom menda- which l>v sheer ~Teed were lowportance and are taking to their tion which i~ :--elf- exp lanatory, ered in fe..;toons around hls ankdrills with a \'im which, if <·on\h\11~.., in tlu- llii.:ht•,t has been passed b)' the Student le, as he madh· dashed for the tinurd, will long- an"rt mw such St)lt' of thC' ,\r •I Rody execu tive l'OmmitteP: drastic action ns has bren· taken I ublic (·om·cy;u.1r('_ En~r:n eil St lo \ 11 \Ve rec-ommend that the in other :-il·hools when• students " At Oregon A. r. he sun•Jy \Ill l'1 t' · I f'IC' principa l characters in the cast would be imre,iched ... have br("n expelled from :--chool of the oflicial college play as recfor n gh•ctimr to participate in ommended by the Periwig Club dril l. and appointed h~· th•_• ex~~·utke l'rolllJlll1•• ....., (h11· l l nhh) commitke, bt.• gi\'Cn a pin ATHLETES XOTICE :--imilar in cle:--ign to that gh·et Coarh \\"atson is \'err dl':--irfor sen·ict.• in the Student Bodv At The Lyric Tonight ous that ~·nu look up· ~·our with the word "Dramatic~•; rom \lh In ••f'nplcl'a Hournl l 11" <·1·l•dit:.i. imnwdiatPly and fi111Iout "Tiu· JC4•1·k1111 i111.:" substituted for "Student oBdv. 11 whl•thrr you arv rligibh for 'rht• lw,1 t'fli"'od4• ol' "\t•na,::4•.1111·1• This is to be given as a tfrst athlt.•til's. I h- i~ e:•qwcially dt•'-il'• 111111111."Unn'I llli ""' if • .\Tar award with the same policy FHIIUYt111d tht\ \I)• \\ S\1TH.I>\\ ous thnt you find out ,,·lwt her or as that fo llmn•d in awarding William s. 11:u·t In °'Th1 Tl etnot you an• P1igible for foothall memlwrs of tht.• t.•xrcutin• com:\l. n" 15 N. MAIN 1wxt fall. All vou nt•Pd 1o do is l- 1111, \rtuu ·S..lt• \11 ".\ l'ountr~ mittee to gon•rn, in l'Us<•s of to Sl'P thP dirP<:tor of \'OUl' ll<•ro" liodit>-.' l>inlnK Honm :ind I· ir-.t more than onr yrar ':--ser\'ice. school nntl tell him to figur~• up (';Jee C'luh and OpPrn work not your rrt d1t . '\ ou c \11 cto thi llt!ing )'el fully u111l,•r sludt•nt At The Oak Tonight ~·otirsrlf nn I \\i'l lta,c thC' control \\ u J"('COIJ'ITIH'1Hl that \4 •1J shi1>111111 In ·t nou b or <'1 ,acht s a lot of work hC' I r Han tlwrc he n > a\\ u rd~ made for I nnl \\ t~•kly tlw~e acth iti<!~ at pre~cnt \11111 and J••ff It, pectfullv uhmittecl, I HIJ)\\ \ H S\ll HO\\ PEI.Rm <1\IU> TR llnn lfl I rlm11kti1 1 r <1FO. II II \ , ·sE • r

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calling

THATCHER CLOTHES 1

last

week, but we can't figure out how they all got in Geneva's

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

Mrs. Georgia B . John son anrl Maurice Romney were dinner guests at the Sorosif:. house Sim•

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Professor Casto of the B. y.

C. lectured to the Home Econ· , omics noon.

club

Wedne £day

that there will be another

DEALJNGS

AMERICAN STE AM LAUNDRY l ;.\ UN DEHBH S, DIU ' -CLEA:S l~RS, OYEHS,

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JS Gl\'EN

A letter was

AT OUR STORE .

received

from

BY OUR CARE I<'UL Ar l'E N'l'ION TO

A\'iation Corps at \Vaco, Texas .

MURDOCKS vovn

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EVER\'130DY'S IN

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Let u s Show yon our Comp lete Lines

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Sto ,·cs. Rnug es, F u rn it ur e, they ure the Best.

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George B. Cook, former manager of Student Life is reported as being dangerou sly

HE

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STUDENTS:

princi.ples .

CONNE CTION.

P LA CING YO UR ORDER

QUALITY

filJ an appointment for the A. Ru gs and L in o le um. They 1>lease beca use C. in Salt Laek City. She is to demonstrate under l,ving food ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;;;;:~

E \ ' l~B.YUOOY WEL COl\lE. SRR MUltOO f"I\ BEFORE

SERVICE,

l\'liss Leah Solomon is absent from school this week to ~ul-

CONFECTIONERY

DAN C E

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LUNDSTROM'S

Bill Linford, '20 in which he tells us he is playing first trombone in the Brigade Band of the

MEET ME AT

U'l'AH

Satisfaction In Furniture

published next Wednesda y.

Wl'l'H

H A' l"J~ERS, H EPA IREH S

for Cleanliness

211 NOH,'J:H. MAIN

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Mr. L. M. Mecham, editor of the Ag . Club Link announces

SAT ISF ,\ OT ION

THIS SEASON

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Spande Furniture Co. oun

to registrar's

The Betas went

FINEST MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES French Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Altering.

Work Called for and Deliv ered.

Phone 171 20 West 1st North, Logan•

PAJt 'l' OF

purse .

Miss Sar:a Hun tsman is abe-ent from schoo l th is week on account of illn ess.

Logan Cleaning & Tailoring Co.

A l ;ARGE

Party Slippers And Better Shoes

green

Sigma Alph a a nnounce the pledging of Prof. P . E. Peterson and C. W. Brimley.

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he is attending school for aviators.

the His

Pre-eminentlg Superior

l father was called to his berlsi<le yesterday.

For Everything in Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel I~

UP-T0-0. \T R STY f ;ES CALL

The Beta Delta Sorority en-

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Mose Lewis Department Store OPPOSlTE

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,·'ctory in fraternity

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,Jewelry h;t

Store Xorth Street

dil~ "·ere used profui-ely throuQ'hout the house. nurin•r tre afterncon a mu~'.cnl p1·0gram was rendere<l b:1-r the sfli'01 ;tv ,rirlf:., m·dsted by Ben Pnrkin~on and Arno KirkhP.rn.

Pefre~hmenb were ~er\'Nl h:,, rled'.'7'es. 'l'\\'enty-fiye l:n!lnr:,:, were netted fo-- the Ped Cro.:::sh-p the entertninm l'"Jt.

the

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Service and Courtesy

FOUNTAIN RINGS

PENS

KODAKS

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For Dependable Clothing Hats and Furnishings Try

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HA VE BEEN DOING BUSINESS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE YEARS WE HA VE GROWN TO A ~IILLION FIVE HllNDRED THOUSA. 'D

WATCHES

Sunday afternoon the Sigm;1 Theta Phi sorority entertain,:d

OP'fH'\L OEP.-UtT\IEST m clrnrge or" Compet-tnl ()pl11m<.>tt1'-t. Expert \tt('t1tion G1,,cu to 'l'cstmi,:- ot FH's nnd Fittmg of Glu'-r-Cs. We ha,e our o,,n lens grinding plant and stock or uncut lenses Broken lenses duplicated and r~ J)l<1<'~dIn an honr "' ,1.1ke u Spe<'1.:t.H) of l•mo Rc1uurln~.

Consclenlious care Skilled \\Orkmanshlp Fair charges and broad experience have combined to bu lid up ror us a large and "ell t>leased cllentelle

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WATERMAN

basketb , ll

tra in the center of the floor, ,, hi.le the corners were made ill· to ru.;.tic gardens.

Deliciou ~ refre~hments were sern~d to 0 bout forty guests.

C. M. Wendelboe LOGAN

March

i:eries. Potted plants, palms f!nd ferns, concealed the orche~-

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FIRST" IDEAL

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"QUALITY

JEWELRY

the College.

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W,\'r( HES CLOGiiS Slli\Ji:H.W\HF. JE\\F,J;ll;Y HI\ \IOXns (T'f GI~ \SS F'OC:\'r\1\

Candies. Ice Cream, Ices , Cut Flowers and Lunches

tertained at a shower Monday night in comrlimenl to 1\Iiss Luella. Ander$lon who lP:-1\ ·~s -.oon

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ISN'T IT WORTH WHILE 1'0 SPENO LESS 'l'HA~ YOU EAHX TO-DAY BANK WHAT you SA\"l<J AT Ol'R SAVIXGS DEPAHT~U-JXT, .-\ND l{XOW YOU HAVE )llOXEY HEADY TO Ml~ET ANY l'~F:XPl.DCTRO 'rROUBLE OR OPPOR1TXITY? .\lore- l'C"01>k' .\r(' Thinkin~ It's \\ or1 h 'rlwir While DuilJ. 4 PBH CEX1' IXTEHEST IS .,1,1.owm, 0

First National Bank LOGAX, l'TAII The Bank That Backs U, ~Iember l-'e:lera RPsf'ne

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SEE STO, 'EY. THL STl 'DENTS' FRIEND

STLDENT

LIFE

- GREAT INTEREST Wb'EKLY BUNK IS SHOWNIN Edith says she has her pin 1~~;:~~~~~!.l.; ~:::~:.

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Phone

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until he reacl the Bunk column.

S(}l .\IJS Ol 'T FOR ALL \\'e are glad the column has acSPORTS complished :om;thmg.

You ]Must Buy Quality Known as the Best

"('1111w111 on them! ln fasL! 1 Ray 8i1Vl'l'S is still taking all ,J11-1tmu·t 'l•rn," are some of thc the girls in the Rchool out and t xJir(•~~1on~ most commonly gi\'ing them a treat. No doubt The Best Known ----------------ht•ard on !ht• campus at present, Ray will end up in the old ladies - - -- • · ............... ·- · · · · · • · • • • ·1 hut this is only becau:-e Harry home.

Moderatly Priced Value Consid~~eJ Slon(•y has his lmsebal1 enlhu• • • FRESl I CUT Colors Guaranteed siasls working out in the near Thr writer of thi~ column ,•rHIof th,• campus. But just would like to impress upon the FLOWERS ... ht•caust• ht· ('an't Ue heard i!-,no bo~·s and girl~ of the institution n•:ison why Coach Joe Jensen b that th v should not let the 1.ogan's Foremost not working his track men hard. spring f°ever get the best of Always at I•;\ ery now and then we hear them, but to keep up in their Clothiers ,fol' urging hb~ sJJrinter:1, to work as he does. ! ll'nglh(•n thl'ir strides. his pole• • • \aulh.•r~ to shift, his weight' Time will cul'e snoring, but r;::::=========:::;~~~~~~=========:;i mt•n to improve their form, and its got to be daytime. his high jumpers lo watch • • • Phone 19 lhl'ir take-off. And last, but Laugh and the world laughs not least, we hear Old Jack Wat · with you. Snore and you sleep ___________________ ,1111 telling the football boys how alone.

1 \~ \ 1, 1'1" 1'1,I•: Hl ~\IE\IBl t.\'\(' I•: tlw game is pl.1yed, making * * * ======= See The===== .,,(rn ·r111,: \'1,;w OH 01,n A<': tlwm hiL the sod, run through a Tommy Fitz h; a great be()t \l'\'f\'\( ' I•. OF \ ,\( ' \TIO\' few <~arly !-lcason formation~. l lie\'er in camouflage. His write"' \'San d at the end of the day's up in the paper under the headwo1 k, hi!-1farewell word h; "Six ing "Amateur Activities" is just Your Photograph t-1 rint:,; a~ we' ll go in." a column of daily happening at Phone 53 Bascba ll 1 ,rospccts are per- the U. of ll. haps the brighte,t that the sehool has been able to boast of All that Clem Hayward ever for many years. \Vith se\·eral says in clas\ is :'p1:esent." r.=========================,1 im•xr,<'rienced players on the Mnk~ th<' Appointment TodR> squad are several men who _hav George t..;cclcs, the school's Special Attention Given to The __--_-_-_-_-_-_-.,..-_-_-:-_--::.-:-,:_-_-_-_-_-_-,had a great deal of expenence champion shadow wrestler is out in amat ur and semi-professionfor football.

Scientific Fitting of Glasses Go •ro The al baseball circles. Although they • • • STAR CLOTIIING CO. h·,,·c ha_d only a few workouLs, 1 When the Sigg got home from To Bu) \\ '1llkoH •r Sho~.

Men'8 Harry Stem Y, _who 1s h~rndling the Theta Tea Sunday Ray: had ~tyleplu Sui ts, HnUI a.r.d: this encl of spr1!1g .at~lehcs1 ~as a qua r ter, Vard got a half dolJ•'urnl shl ng ,,. a good many o( his hrst strmg lar and Clyde won't tell how STAR CLOTIIING CO. men already pi~ked. Among a much he got. l ' H AC1' 1CI~ 1,l~ ll 'l'lt:U 'l'O I~\ i,;, l<:.\ H. '4081 ~ .\~U 'l' II HOA'r !'for th l\lnln Stroot ) l'ew arc : Lolo Spencer on first, • • • Building, over Shnmhnrt-Chrlstlanaen De____ -_.... _-_-_-_:-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-'.

I \~h.o i~ .a_n , e~~ri.~nced fi_rsl I Ha ve you ver seen Joe Office: Geo. W. Tbntcht.'r partment Store. i--,lckc1,f,~st 111 Co\eu_ng ba~ , Jlavcrlz's service flag coat; it Office Hours: 9 :00 to 12 :00 a. m.; 2 :00 to 6 :00 p. m. nn~I a fairly g_oocl luttet I Mo!-ie must have a million stars at Strcfel. who wrll probably cover least. the kevstono pos1twn, as he fr !-ll'C'rnsio be the most experienced George l [ansen annonr..:e:,; l 'H l•:SCH ll "l' IO~ Dlll'(;(:ISTS m n out for the job; Percy llan- that his and La Von's daily en.

A t•'ull Line or son, a good prospect for short- ior meetrng will not be held in nu.t·c:s ANO To11.,gT All.TICLES !-'Lop, being fast on his feeL and Student Lif; ofic~ today.

LOGAN, UTAH Mt<'nts tor able to cover a great deal o[ A'4S('O C, \i\lEB/\S Iterritory. T\~O n~en, :1Jallif and lnquircr-"Nay, fair maid,,,r::1 A '4 o SU PPl ,IES Howen: are f1ght111~_1t ouL for P~nkey lawson does not ro, g3 l 'eo Cyko Pa1,er and Ansco Film• the thll'd base pos1t1on. Both his hair-" ACCOUNTS OF THE FACULTY AND STUDENT J<'or l:J(•st n('sulta l,o~_,u• mC'n nre fast, have good "whips" • • • t. th 07 BODY RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. \'ur i\li\iu S and are fairly good hitters _ One Get your cues r eady boys f ·r "i ll 1>robably be placed in the the call-shot tournament and I Prompt and Careful Attention Guaranteed 1•:\ ' l•:Jt\" l'IIING FOil '1'fllil SPORT cu l field if he is not successfu l llal ch-Croft meda l on "A" day.

1 in the infi Id. Another outfield- Gus lleldb erg is barred.

11,:\'1 1:HY 'l' II INQ for tho ATHLETE c1 who has his job a lmost 11 1 ('inched is Pesty ' Jnrvis, who When the rOscs• cl;ck the plain, lt cnd<11111rtcrs .,..or has as much experience as any- And the summ er air i~ all aglow I ('ollcgo Sludont.8 one on the club , and who is a \Ve' ll be wishing once again, :,:1-urefielder. li e al~o hits th~ For a chan ce to shove l snow. \ h:dl hard. " tub" Peterson !============== looks like a likely comer in the bunch of men afford him " nuc,uler garden, and along with cl us for a st rong contender.

Jarvis and one oth r outfielder, and the Aggies are out to deml'h o n o 87 24 '" :« N. should form one of the fastest onstrate that hey are not lackL--__________________ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_""_, I outfields in the state. The team ing in spring athl tics. is yet without a catcher, but Coach Jack Watson is carrying ,-S. E. NEEDHAM se,en,I likely c·rndida1es have a broad grin around these days Jl ~WJ~L1,:; n already been out and it will not a nd if anyone would like to be long before the lucky man is know the reason he should step WA 'l'{ ' II, HING ANO Pl:ilN thosen for this JJ0°ition. Worley, out on the camp us about 4 :30 s·ro nl:il Utah ~um~'!on n.nd Peterson look gOC, ..l p. m_ any eveni ng and watch l,ognn 79 North Malu for the back stop job. Worley h;s bunch of hu skies rolling is bi<t, hit s the ball hard and arnund on lhe sod, running ~------------, shou ld make a very v,iJuable through signa ls and doing olhn \ 'l' II S SH I NES backstop . Among others who er preliminary work to the big l will push the aforementiort d drive next fnl. ("All.LISLE & OUDMUNDSON 01('11 hard for positio11s are Wrighl, Lee, Jenson. Jenkins, U. A. C. Olfers l' ull Quarters Proprloton Bnllif, Cl\'lle. Anderson and s vWork In Summ er School 13 W1•1t ('eater Street GREATER CAPACITY: EASIER TO TURN: The low ,•ral moi·e Pitching strength ---Without increasing the size or speed of the De Ll\\'al bowl. l-l('(•mslo lie in one man, Sknn(Continued from JJago one) weight of the new bowl, its the ghort crank, iLs unusually t'hy, th,, tnll youth from the R. chemistry, economics, educaHllt 'Ill!; HF~r ("\Kr,;~, l"lES capacity has been increased. large capacity for the size and Y. C. l•'rit, hag had n great Fon. English, French, geology, CLO ER SKIMMING: The weight of the bowl, and its auHOl,t.S \\I) IIHK\ll C.\LJ ,. AT <h·al of l'XJK•rience, has a good hi!'sto1-y, library ~ience, matheimproved bowl design, to- tomatic oiling throughout, ht•ad 1uul good mi.sortment or matir~. psychology, public gether with the patented milk make it the easiest and lea. t 'l'IIE rm·n•s Al-Irunning mate, Stan RI tlking, physicnl rducation, so- distributor, gives greater tiring lo the operator. ,\ nrlt.•r~on, our elongated south- ciology, Rpani!'sh woodwork, skimming efficiency. \\'EAR, LONGER: Due to pnw. Rhould b~ able to go in and zoology, nnd mu:-:ic.

EASIER TO \\'ASH: Simpler its much lower howl apeed, finh•h up nny gnme.

During the i;;econd tenn, bowl construction and di~cs, high &'rade of materials used, Track pro:,;pf•<.'tl'\ :u·e nn un- rour~es in fin :ond applied arlR. caulked only on the upper side and careful and exactinf known lnl at the prt.~'-ent timf', nnimnl hm,bnndry. ngronomy, 1 ' H\ <H ll ( 'OJ• n ;i~ \ \'O HOl , I.S hut WI' han• faith in C ach Jen- domestir tu·ls, foods, economic.~. mnkc the bowl easier to wash. workmanship, the De La\'al HAS SPEED-lNDlC'ATOR: outlRsts nml outwears other IU-'.S'I' 1'4 '1'0\\N st.•n's f(ystt.•m, nnd the Aggie~ nre ~ociology, English, geology and E\'ery New De Laval is t.'Quip- makes by far. not worrying about not ha\·ing a mi1.thC'mntic's will be offered. pcd with n Bell Speed-Indi- ASSUR~;n SERVI f;: In al1,.Tood kam in tlw fil.'lcl when lht\ ThC' first term opC'n~ June 10 cator, lhe "\\'arning Signal" most ewry locality th rr is a 'l'llg 0\'I,\ Fl ,() \\ l ·~lt \NI) Sta tr• l\kt•t roll:-1 around. F'or nnd clo"<'~ July 19, while th which inl-\urel-\full rupnl'it)", lk Ln\'al reprrs1•nt,itin•, able l'I \'\T SIIOP I\ 10\\\ tlw printM ,Jcn-.t·n has l\)t.er:,;on. ~t•rond km1 run~ from July 22 thorough separnton, prop,•r and ready to st•rve De J.a\'al lfnnrnn. Bullif anti Srit'frl; for,to Au1nrst ao. This reorganiu.·t•r:i ~l)("cd and uniform tr<"am.

CACI I I~ VALLEY llw di t.111,·,•nrn .• Bowen, l.ar znlinn of sumnwr school work FLORAL CO. on, ('l.\'tl<· nnd Croft; for th<' I l:tt·,•• 1hr Utah Agricultuml THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR Co. .11 n"'lu.11 henu ('I 1u1111.. 1t•nt.·t.•r, Jt•ni:;t•n. ~um~ \o11t•vt> <lt•finitel)~ on the four 165 Broadway, New York 29 K ~fadi on St., Chicago ___________ _., ion, ..\111h•ron und Stit•ft-1 This quartpr bn. i!'l, L...:_;::, ___ __.::.:__________________ _, l'horu,

Manhattan

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HOWEL L BROT HERS

LINDQUIST

For Your Electric Wants

Cache Val ley Electric Co.

TORGESON STUDIO

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CITY DRUG COMPANY

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