The Utah Statesman, February 21st, 1919

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1S97. ;\ cce 11tancc for malling at s11ec!al rate ot post nsc, 11ro,·ldcd tor In Section 1103, Act ot October 3.

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to l\owcd thrno ut the t ou r College yea rs in its It would amount to seven hundred tw enty hours.

Reducing this to terms of da ys ror a so ldlcr il wo, it d be C(1unl. In tl m e, to sevcuty tw o t en-ho ur days; or going furlher: it would a 1)J)rox inrnt o about twcil•c weeks or lime at an army camp.

It is cert ain that no one ncounlntcd with ar mr afrairs would ha ve the temerity to com 1rnre the 111!lltary skill of a Cadet brntallon with that of men who have been under Intensive training tor thr(!e months at an American army cnnton mcn l. Th(!rC would r eally be no reasonable co mpari son between th e two.

Agai n , l)ra e1\ca ll y e\·er}' man at the schoo l who won a co mm lsslon, ha s le rt the army out of c h oice.

The)' left lucrntlt<C 11os1tions for 1wo reasons. i-~trst. army lif e did not a 1i 11eal to them and second, they desired to co mpl c1c their educa ti ons.

Ir 1hesc conditions arc tr ue or 1he otrlccrs, are they not doubly tru e o r the men?

Let th e men who can show a reasonable eq ui\'nl eut of the College r eq uirements In military tactics tle\ 'Ot C their t lm(' to some work In which they ar c lntercsrnd.

They have done their hit for home and country during t he e mergency, nmy the y not be 11ermittcd to retrieve th eir 11crsonn l fortun es as far as l)osslb le now t hat th e count r y does not de mand their sen-ices?

W l, l, IAM J . SNOW. entirety,

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T h e U. A. C. l enm went to Montaua, and although we had an unu sua ll y strong team Conc h Bennlon's ceam succuede d in d e fea ting us. Thnt game im1>ress1Jd Bozc11111nrans a s bei ng one or the hardest foug ht and t h e c lcnn cst contes ts l hey had seen ror some time . It Is thi s game th at the "EXl)OllCnt'' was co mm enting on when lh ey made th e a bove statement. l\lu rh c redit is clue a school that has th e tru e SJ)Ortsnrnnllke s11trlt surflclent to make such a sta l e• meu1. Or course 1hcr won the game, but we believe lhnt that had \ltlte 10 do with what ther said.

It Is our 0 11\111011,that e\·Cn had we wo n th at co nt est, that he loyal students or Mon1ana Stale Co ll ege would still IHn•e 111ipr ccln t cd real square dealh1g In the opposing Thanks.

Boz ema n ! "'ould that a ll schoo ls o:ould show suc h spi rit . It would Inculcate a h ea lt hier attitude towards rival Inst itutions that does not, now, alWll)'II exist. s. R. B.

Commerce School to Lose No Bus iness

The H omo Demonstration A,;e n ts wish t o express th eir UJlllreclatlon to 1hc following ])rofcHors and Instructor s for mak in g their week sl)ent at the Co ll ege bo t h 1,rofltu bl e lllHI l)lensu rn bl e: Pro f. ~~. n. Arnold. Pr o r. i\l. C. Merrill. Prof. Ca l vin F'letchcr. P r of .

P. E. Pe terson. i\lr . Trncy 1-1. AIJcll . i\lr. A. E. Larson.

Prof. Le Grand Hu m phreys, i\lr. H . E. Sa n born. Miss Rozina Skidmore. Mr s. F'rnnk Reyno lds. and Mies Ell z111Je th Underwood.

S 11ccln l 111ipreclallon Is expressed to the Extensio n Staff.

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In order to ex pedite 1he matter or :: l\ssem bllng photos for the "Buzzer", wlll each st u dent woh has sitllngs at Mr. Torgenson's etnte plainly on the back or the chosen proof, or p roofs, 1110 number or p r ints wautcd a.no where they arc co be us ed In the 1

An offer or live dolla rs to th e st ud ent submitting ;·t~e~•z!~~··:or ~;~nhts,~~a~~~~eltle:.h;~~:~ 1hc ucst lett er hend for the School of Com merce Is en t Lire. Dehntlug, etc. m11do in nnoth e r part or th is edition ot Stud ent Life.

P ro rcseor Hendricks In m11klng the offer wishes t o call i;c nern l a u en tlo11 t o the Importance o f le tt e r heads . l ie 11uotcs CXllllll)les o r b1111lness belug lost nnd gained thru th e lm11rcss lons gl\'e n by th e le tt er heads or di ffe re nt firms.

That the Schoo l or Co mm e r ce. which s hou ld h e exce llence Itself tn buslnms tec h nique, sl111ll lo11eno buslucss be ca use o r a 11oor letter head Is t he r esu lt ex 11ectec\ by th e com11cthlon.

De tails or the co n t cs1 11re in th e othe r 11rtlcle.

Th e abov e article brings to 1rnbllc attention notice o r II li r e which has been smoulde r ing aud sl)utterlng ror some time . Among t he undergrad u ate body or the College gre11t dlssatls!llc1lon reigns because ot t h e n1\Jlt11ry slllmtlon.

M11ny st ud en ts who ha\ 'O sen•ed II I« «1111dork o n t h e thi rd floo r n.ml th e s n me re11th c colors euterc d the Jn slitutlo n with th e given un • ,.,m s fo r 11,i.:ht cxbl l h l'rl' 11.s nu )·wh l'r e. dcrs1andlng 1hat til er wou ld be exempt fr o 111 drill be ca use or sen•lce.

Now that military work Is about Dead ? No Class Debates? to be resumed these men arc quite rutrled when It Interc lass co nt est work has nl wnys been a strong tlPlll'nrs t hat C\'Cfyone will hn\'c 10 take drill.

Besides foature at the U. A. C. Es11eclall y h as the m eda l orthose who entered with the understanding 1hat they fcred for c h am1>\onshl11 In lnter-clnss debating stt mu wo uld no t h a\'C Lo take drill are others, who, according lated keen and hea lthy competition, but this year to their own s1ate mc11ts "hn\'e had their bellies tull th ere sec111s to be no evidence o t challe nge ln\ ·a dlng o r nrmy life" 111HIw h o wll l 1111ilschool If they hn\ ·e to C\'CII the sma ll est co rn e r of th e In stlt ull on. ,vh11t's take drill.

Th eir \'l ew 1iolnt Is stated rather we ll in th e mlllter with t h e classes?

Isn't It possibl e 10 gen1\lr. Snow's article. cra t e a sp11rk or lif e In this respec t ? Can't we resusBul every question h as two s id es.

0111>osed to cltate this \·Ital activity?

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As aret1ult of mlsunden!ltand.Jng b etwee n the Elllson-·wb lte Lyceum bureau and local officla .la tbe datee of PMncess Radzl~ •III and Ir vin S. C'obb scheduled for la.st night and tonight respectively bal'e been cancelled. Howe,•e r the Cobb date mar b,. ga ined at some future lime . Si n ce th e con tra clll were made for thes e att r actions las t fall a.nd Influenza Interfered with the o r iginal dates endles.e negotltaUons bave been carTled on with the final result that these llartlcutnr engagements had to be {'llm~elled . Howeni r other au r sc tlons will be contractted for and p r oduced at an ea rl) · date.

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90~~e b!tl~\h~ou;\~b F'on Do~gla~. for physical and ment"bors in white" and cries or "scorf'". al cxam1nat1ons on March I S. Dy "thirty lo,'e." and "Jrnt 'er out or the that time It Is quite probable that he lot" will soon echo and re- ec h o on wlll be mo,·ed up to first alternate the campus. and perhaps to a principal.

1 1 era~l~ o~t s::!~ )~a;~~~~=~~'. t~~~sle1: Lindsay is a for me r student or "\Vhnt about a "Buzzer" subsc rlp • C. T ennis C lub' should me e t and or- Ogden High and la st fa ll h e be ca m e :ton r Show your grand children ;nnlze.

La st year the U. A. C. T. c. a member of th e S. A. T. C. u n it 1 what yo u did in 1919. wcs one of the la r gest and st r ongest here at sch.ool. where exce ll e nt work dubs In school.

Th e presl<lPnt , and won him his appointment. are both back Have you been to the "after th e the secretary-treasurer at sc h oo l and are read)' to call a war" cafeteria.

Some lmpro,·ement meet!J,g for th e purpose o f r eo rganl• ove r army 'chow." tat ion and discussion an)' time the ''Ad." White . with gold on his students desire It. "boulders and wi11;;5 on bis colla r and A meeting wlll be called In the ,1 red chevron 011 bis left s lee ,·e. Is near futur e, so all students who a r e back at s.:bool.

Interested In tennis shou ld watch the bulletin boards c lose ly.

Circular number 35. just Issued ·-- ♦ -by the Experiment Station . contains Sigma Theta Phi sororitr announr•.s the addhion or Miss Mabel :~~sif!o;~a~it:~e 1:t~t~l~e:::don'~t'~ Parker nod F.IIPen Bloomquist to the decrease; there ha,·\ng been a delist o f their p ledg.?s. cline of -600 to 3 41 during the season o f 19 I 7 to 1918.

It further shows Sam Morgan , 0 1;e time deba 1e r and Promptlr at 1:00 o'clock last Wed- that the percentage of grade animals o rator Is bark at schoo l from se r- nesda}·, the Cosmos Club was ca ll ed dropped from 29 per cen t In 1917 to ,·lce 35 a slgnn l corps sergeant.. to order by Presid ent Hulm e Nebe- 25 per cent in 191 8. Students lnterker. osted In breeding of horses mar ae The Montana State Co ll ege at un~~ 1;~: 1~1:n !~~gl~~:~nl~ ,·~~~ 6 r~!,1!!: Bo:teman reports the comp letion of tbt!ht~ro0~1~!:a:~~l;i~s;j:!~~::!~d it5 new cbemi st r )' building. which 7:00·p. m .. Tuesday. February 25. at / Ing the circu lar.

Coples iir c a,·a llthe\' say e.xcell s anr othe r {'bemlstry th e Ex-Sli;. Ex-De lt, Common-C lub able from Dr. H arris of the Experlbulldlug west o r the ;>l!ssissippi.

House. ment Station.

Cosmos Is a rathe r exc l ush•e.

111· - -- -The Unh·ersltr of Nebraska has forma l. stag organlzallo n . co nsi sting STUDE NT LIF E CARTOONIST 11 Insti tut ed a now course In "P repa r ato r y Tra ck Work."

Th e course of ~~/~~u~!~ ~ ~~~~,~}-J wi~ ea tm~!~.ds b1~ l\lAKES GOOD IN FR ANC E __ _ lectures and lab oratory in the grm monthly to discuss curr en t Issues and are Intended to gh•e the men a thor- to fro.me World f;eform s. The C lub Word has r eached Student Lite 9 1 o ugh preparation. and to keep them 1 0 1~ ::~1~!~.:~;po~I~~ ~~:heli~~~:I~~~;., ~t f"r~~~:~r!

M~ In tr im for the spring work.

Two ~:~ri;n~:r~n credi ts a r e allowed for the wo r k. t !'11~~en;i1,t~:it. nnr~s~c;:e~an~;,:~~lo~~~ S ~~~-esSt~;pe:a r~~IIAbeC · r~\;:~i~red Th e acti~e members a t p~esent are: to o ld students as the firs t a r tist f"irst Lieut enant A. E . :'l.lerrill H ulme >,;ebeker, Lo~ ·rr 1'.elson. Ra y Student L!Ce and th e "B u zzer" e,·e r sends word that h e Is at present s taBecra ft. W. J . • Snow and Sumner l had He bad a marked faclllt,· fo r tioned with the 3 -6i M. C. 811. in Fran ce. and wishes to tell a ll Aggies ~:~:~rs ~~dthe bonorarr :;~:~l~~d c~~:~~!:u~~/~f:n~l~~u~~ a;; 0 "he ll o."

He wo uld be Yery pleased . . to these publications ga,•e to them a to hear from any of them . Address as we ll as unique, quality. him. Isl Lt . A. E . Merrill, 3-67 M. C. Credit to Ret urn ed Soldiers a t dlstincth·e At the time the war broke out, Dn .. .-\. E. F .. .-\. P . 0.

Nebraska Stoopes """OS employed on th e staff o f the Chicago Tribune . a position Parley La5on. a former st ud ent Admlnlstrath· e aut h orities of th e which paid him a SI0,000 sa la n • an d a n d brothe r or B. B. manager " \' le" L"nh·ersity o f Xebraslca ba,·e given offered exceptional opportunities. was on th e hill Thursday.

Par ley most of the r e turning soldiers fair ·when th e ca ll to the co lors came. bas a go ld st ri pe on eithe r s lee,·e. o r c redit tor work In t h e ar m r. Th ose he promptly enlisted as a prh•ate. his uniform.

Argonne sh ra pne l In who receiv ed commissions h o\'e be en and was se nt to F rance, where h e his ri gh t s h o uld er arcounts f or th e gi"en fr om nin e t o thirt een credits In was ea rl y co mmission ed. stripe 011 his ri ght nrm Parle,· co n- m ilit a ry science.

Stoo pes has made him se lf prncCr ed it has a lso templat es start in g sch~ol ngal 1i next been grant e d for mathematics nnd tlcally Indispe n sab le In th e a rm r~·enr. oth e r technical s tudi es.

I t Is ns- his ca rt oons ha,·ing been II source o f t o the. Yanks o,·er sumed th e men ba,· e de,·e loped in much amusement i\lnn r of the co ll ege m en at the mind and bo d y more than they would t h ere. ;>!uch of his work has appeared In ;>!o nt nna State Co ll ege h a ,•e organba,·e done hod the}' r emained at the "arlous magazines in this co u nt r y. b:ed and are fitting up th e S. A. T. C. Un h ·e r sity.

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Th e lat est circ ular t o come fr om the prolific pens o f the Utah Expert• ment Station e xp e rts, Is numb e r thlrtr se.\"en on "Field Beans," written by Pr ofesso r George Stewart, as• slsurnt agronomist of th e Station.

Pr o f esso r Stewart ha s writt e n the s ubj ec t up In a mast e rly and at th e sa me tim e p op u la r sty le d esig n ed t o be easy r eading tor the farm e r . who raises th e c rop . The s ubj ect ls CO\"e r ed r ather co mplet e ly In fo rty-fh' e. pai;es ma de interesting bl· many 11lu strn tlon s, tables, and m aps.

Professor Stewart tr eats the subjec t fr om all angles; from se l ecting th e seed. and th e. m os t su itabl e ,·ariety for different loca liti es to han•estlng and marketing th e ripe beans. and all In a wo.r th at Is both masterful and easily und ers t ood.

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Xow that spring Is gelling read}" to appear. the "tennis sllckeni" of the College shou ld get out their "g ood old sticks" and count the

ll a ,·e ,·ou tried the so up a t th e Ca fe t eria.

"Che t' ' Coo ley Is sure t h ere o n sou p .

Th e number o f p os t -grad u ate students at schoo l th is t erm Is unusual!~· high, despite the fact lbat the t ota l attendance is much be l ow no rmal.

Amons those doing postgraduate work a r e se,·eral racult)' members who are taking co urs es cblefh· for the inf o rm ation.

Still other· ins tru ctors and laborato r y suppr,•lsors are r egis t ered fo r work which will apply toward a ma ste r' s d ei; r ee.

The fo ll owing are r egiste r ed for post-g raduate work: Ralph U. Cotter, '15: R e ub en Hansen. '17: ln •ini; J en5e n , '18: Rafael Muno z, '17 ; Louls I. :-.•urter. '17; Ari el Lindquist.

'IS. and ;>tiss La,·on Sharp. who was f::T&duAted from the unr"ersity of Utah last year .

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E. Stephens, a lum ni of the B. Y . U .. are r egiste r ed here to do ad\'anced wo r k in agr~:-_

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Br pa rtiti oning and altering the Interior o f the barracks they ex pec:t to make them as co n, ·e nle.nt as the o rdin ary boarding hous e: and at th e same time t o make board and rnom much cheaper than that a,·allrh le in the prh•ate boarding pl aces.

The o r ga ni zation will be und er the ~u'lenlslon o f a p r ofessor of the "l"hool. who bas stu d ied sim ilar ln"ltitut lo na.

Lit era r y endea,·ors o f the fa c ulty whi ch ha,·e been honor ed b}· publl ca• tion th e past few Wei"ks are one by Professo r Daines on the high sc h oo l hi s t ory tea c h e r. In the Uta h E d u cat•ona l Re,·l ew. and one by X .. \ . Ped ersen o n makeshift tra ctors. In last ~u r da'"·s Salt Lake T r ibune.

Pr o fesso r Da in es arrh·es at th e 1 1 ~~;~ ~: ~~:1 ~1!~sry ~;!~~= r 1!h:tm~~ me~~=d C~~o~kh~~d co°:~ th ~~t':~s~o~:e b~~t :t~:~~l:~d n:ihdan :! "l<'et lng Tu; sd~y, W e dn es day a nd has hith e r to been . If true Ideals o f Friday at 1- o clock.

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1:se o ld e r ac tiviti es. It Is upon our Gl ee clubs th a t we depend fo r th e fo undation of s u ccessf ul co ll ege singing w h ich ls 50 necessary at ath le ti c con etsts.

Chap e l e xe r cises are made e ffec tiv e with good singing and lat er In th e )'ear ou r st ud en t opera Is to be gh·en.

If yo u ba,·e a ,·olce a nd Coach L.o~~~Rom ney's .. Bea r• a r e Interested In this line of work cats" have found something easy co ll and see Pr o f. J o hnson. a.rd they bate to give it up . Th e "Dln@.'llngs" lil:e the fee ling of wlnnlni,:- a game so they journeyed down t Cl the Low e ll High Sc hoo l Tu esday afternoon a nd t ook t he young "studes" t o a c lea ning party and th e.

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Thft De partment of Public Speak tnr. announces a "Vocal Clinic" to b e h<>ld at 10 a . m . e ve ry '.\l ondaL '1-' ednesdn}· and F r iday In Room 359.

Th e "Cli n ic" Is open t o anyone who wleh es to o,·ercome d e fects In speec h and \'Olce.

Exer cises In hr ea thlng. Yo ice placi n g and enunclatlon will be. given t o me et th e need of the individual student.

Th is Is a cons ultation p e riod rather than a

l:~~t~:duea;d H i';~~~~~~~~nt ·is :: 51~~i. ~~~ l~tt"h~ e ~t~u':. ay drop in any tim e e>·e working overtime and Joe --:'l.laughan and McBride. of B. Y. C. "Mister, kin )'OU give me a dime r fame rounded out the scoring m a1 don't want It fo r liquor, I assu r e chine nice!}·. you." r ..\'S- KF. 1,LE~, c )I EET "Ste e r me to a place whe r e we can Fraternity Pan -Hellenic Councl\ get liquor and 1'11 give you a dolla r ." meet Monday at 4:00 o'clock In Stu- 1920 .- EJ:. lent Life office.

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His e arl y ltr e, r anching e xperl e nces , tr ave ls a bro ad and t echni c al ex• J)crl e nce ha ,·e. united with hi s love 11'----- -----' l ro r wo rk , made Dr. Fr e deri ck a tru e Wha t s lgn\O ca nce to a tl ac h t o vete rin a ri a n.

Sor osi s' att en dnnce e n masse at th e play .. Who Sha ll I Ma rr )'? " at t he Dr . Fr ede r ick was bo rn In Pr ov lLy r lc la st wee k . we kn ow not. Wer e dence, Uta h. In Dece mb er 1871.

As k th o man wl10 own s on e . th ey se ri ous? · Car ef ul a tt en tion to live stoc k Our r e fe r e nc es a r e our use rs ; 1 50 ,0 00 now In us e ov er th e U. 8.

1-'a rni e r I. B~ F11~la l;a)' was v_lsi dn g \ : ~~r~:~: ; ::r11:~: c: r:1 : t 1: fca :: s~~y th e College t he o th er da y wlul e t he ! g We ha ndl e eve r ythin g El ect ric a l bo ys In 110\l s La b. wer e dr) 'in g out · a voca tion . ro r e,·e r yon e a nywh e r e. s ~mp les or wet so ll on e va porating Ho s 11ent four year s at tb e Brl gExid e Battery Serv ice Station ~1:!i:i~ /11 /h e10e le~:~:~eltv~ ~)-s s~ :~ ham Young College, le avln g th er e ··ou rn e d tr 'd se nd m)' boy up he r e to ) at th e age or t we nt y. Th e next thr ee

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Congra t ulat ion s ma y b e gi ven t he cr ed it or rur nlshGe orge .

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ANS CO CAIHEHAS Mr . De P11y11 won T hat day beca use A N O SUPP LIES ~~~ ~·a,\: :1t ~~t t°:,n~ e~~~ F orm autl Use C)'kO Pa pe r and ADIICOFilm• 11 So it cam e to Pa ss t ha t next Moru For Bes t. Res ult11 07 Sorth Mflill St . l,1,M:an Ing one, Mr . Be lfort Clar enc e DePu rs Se t Sa ll ror th e s a id Pecan U. 1 on t~ire Hoe,~~r~ ~1r~v~!'11! t ';;1u;~;: ~ and 0 Se u le d lli mse \t In His Suit e of Roo ms in th e Rh •er sl de Hot e l. He had ha rd ly H un g 1: dlth 's Pictur e 1 \~ eec 1;:~ ~cl~h! r nk_ans! :::! 1s~~~= 11 Batt e r ed hi s doo r down with th ese Th rill ing Wo rd s . Viz: "Oboy ? P ccan P lays Pe an ut Y. M. c . ,\ . tonig h t . You be t he re nn d YE l~I~. s~~; e?; · h?t~(~ r l~ t ~~!le~ v!-l~n! i ~~l~~ ~ thu s: " No ? Rea lly ?'~ Bu t t he 24 W. ht North Sop hs h a d go ne.

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Th e of tl ce rs we r e e le ct ed an d It was \n th e e lec ting or th ese sam e off ice rs th at t he a bo, ·e ast oundi ng "'gra ft" was cons ummlll ed. Th e pr es ide nt of t he cl ub wa s e lect ed with out mu c h d \ Ulcu lt )' , a s th e r e we r e onl y tw o ca ndid at es for t h is pos itio n of s u- , pr e ml' honor . Mr. H. C. Ram s pe r ge r , J " 11hot o wizard " was th e go ntl e ma n ho nor <Jd b~• t he lnrg e s l numb e r or \'Otes. Miss Ge neva Ri ch was t h en u nanim ous ly c hose n t o be Vice Pr es !-, de n t. Th o next offic e t o be lllled ws s [ t hal of Tr e as ur e r a nd ' t was he r e. ge n t le r ead er. t ha t t he t r ag e dy occurr ed . I n t he first. pla ce. almo s t e \· - . e r )' one 11rese 11t was noml11ated for ]

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Be lfort Cla ren ce DePuy s wr it hed ,·ot u we r e count ed, and s uc h a 1I int o His Pa latia l Su it e t h at Night a t 11c rl od or s us pe use has 11oldo m hee n 1 One ,\ . M. wit h His Be-oo-tl -ful Au- re lt In U. A. C. his t or~·. Th e ra ce hum Ha ir a ll cut ofT. T he Bum11s 011 flua ll)' narrow ed down t o two n ma- 1 His Dome wer e Re vea led wit h Start- t e ur 1ihotogrn 11hers.

T he t ide or lin g Distl nct nest:. He wa s Wet Crom bat tl e s hift ed fro m one to anothe r Hea d to ~~oot with t h o Muddy and u nt ll head s of 11e rs piratl on mois t ene d I Humid Wa t er s or t he Pecan Riv e r . th e mar ble br ows or both ca ndida t es.

Yes th e Uoys we r e 1p1lt e Rough wit h A death l)•-llush per va ded t he r oom.

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FOR THE BEST CA ICli;S, l'I F.S Not onl y has Dr . Fr ed ri c k bee n nss octnt ed with colle giat e a ffa i rs. but nou ~s ANO BR EA D CALL AT ha s given th e communit y and sta t e -n gr ea t dea l o r hi s tim e . Ho h as bee n THE ( II)' " So rohn'") a me mb e r of, an d ve t ertn nrl an for On ce t her e wa s a Young Fell ah th e St at e Boa rd or Ho rs e Comm lswh o alw a)'s Co mbe d His Hair s loners e, ·e r s ince its or ganiza ti o n.

Straight Bac k . He ulso wor e 111Ho Is now res ident sec r e tary to thl" Monocle anti sai d " Rnwthaw ."' Ev e n Ame r ica n Ve t e rina r )' Medica l As• t h is He inou s Offe nce wou ld not Co m- soclatlon and pr esident of the Utah 11e l th e J ud ge t o Sign th e Youn g F e!- St.at e Boa r d or Vete ri na r y Exan1!nla h "s Death , vn r ran t :- But Listen era .

TU \ ' OUR COFlo' EE ANU HOl ,Ui Thi s Gu y wa s a Promi nen t Me mBEST I N TOWN 0 ~~;1.0 ~1-~ ~?e-~ ~~I~~~ - ~·~~! :.Yth t~ DeP uys Fnmll r wa s Num be r One on 1 1 ~\ es ~~~u:o :; r~~d~~1fori gfa? e~;~:. na;~ ;

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