The Utah Statesman, April 14th, 1919

See Radziwill Thursday 20th; Cobb Saturday S u bscrlp1Jo11

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Dream of That "U" Game By Nig ht And Yell By Day )Car!

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PRINCESS, COBB ,NO YHlOW, SAYS AGGIES OUT ON MONTANA"BUZZER" STAff

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ra;:\:~~~ "We'n? so t--:-= e the slith ::u:;:s:;roc:m~o:~ck J e:::/a:::~ 1 1 C11.tharlne Rad1lwill of Hus.sia and ma ·· the th bl h Mr . Jn ·ln S. Cobb of the United States ;· was ., eme :n w c yes- mandlng the fo rces of occupation 'llilll be these same pen;onages an d ~~~e~;· ~::~e~estkn::: :~::~eo~oa~: · now drh·lng a wedge Into ll ont.ana

::r;:1:1::a:o ub: asto:~ moralog oo the short end of a score. ::-.o team e,·e r played a game nearly e,·err night and ~·on all of them and

~~=:~o;!ll ~':::at~:: dents of th e t: .. ~. C .• B. Y. C. aud the townspeopl e of Losan.

Th e exp e nse atta ched to the securin g of th ese too famowi people was too much ror our tw o co ll eges. so the Logan Boosters· Club Is coope ra Ung so thnt Logan people may hear tn em tnlk.

On Tbunday night, February 20 the Prin cess Rad gl\\ 111will ma ke the Logan T aberna cle r eso und \\Ith her roy a l utt erances.

Princess Radzlwlll of Russia Is relat ed to many of the royal families or Europe . ., She I~ a blood cousin of the Ducb e_s o r ohenberg who was the wife of the murder ed Ar chduk e ~ancls Ferdin.

l~eu!o~°: ,:n:~::na~!. of time. It !~;:~~/us~~ot g\!:c=~~l;!e Some comfo rt can be gained, nev - ::~.el will con,•lnce the most skeperthele!!s. from the result of th e two games thus far played.

The Aggi es _ The Sta.IT. must ha,·e bit their str ide to pile up Chase Ke a rl .............. Editor-In- Chief n score o! 4 2 to 23 against tbe Rex- George Ba r ber •····· Business Mana ge r burg .\ A for that aggregation bas Del Gardner ......... Organizations considerable basketball ' r ep" lo the .\delie11e Barber ....

Acth•itles basketball • Who's \\:ho".

Hulme i\ebeke r ...................... Clas.sea Supporters of the "A" tenm be- Xadlne Foutz ......................

Society IIHe that what success the fh•e basl)..lorrls Christensen ............ Deb ating while out on the trip will be due In Lauro Cr ookston ................ Athletics no llttle measu re to a llttl e "pep Edna ll errlll ···--·-····················· Artist reed" staged Mond ay noon down In Eugene Robinson ········ College Year the cafeteria by the athletes or the John Hupp! ······ ....................... Artist school, coaches and some faculty Herman Ramsperger .... Photogr a.pber members.

At this time Coach Joe Tbe staff bas commenced active

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:~ke tsba·l·lsh!,:~.~ ~~~ps. Lh:nd they must ha,·e given t wo teams a regular -10.000 ,·olt knoc k 'em dead type or a shock according to Mr .

Western Union, who says th e casualty list from the scene of action announces th at tbe Rexburg Academy was taken Into camp Tue sday night b) ' the count of 59 to 2-1 while Wednesday night th e Rexbu r g Atb letlc Association fe ll to tbe mournf ul tune or -12 to 23.

Howe,·e r , don't get down under the old fire place and d ig out the rusty box or the old sock wlt .h all the family lucre and crown jewels l\nd prepare to turn one dolla r Into

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For abo ut twenty )ell. Ml she l'iBS a memb e r of the Imperial C~ourt of Ber • lln . She was a close personal friend of th e Crown Prince Wi~helm, tb e. late (bot not la~ented) Kaise r . She "·Ill no do ubt ghe u s some Int er estIn~ obsen·atlons onththe Court life of 1 :;~~: ~n~ ::~ e of e perl'onal trait s

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P:iduoab. Kl·ntuck,·. and the 'C'nlte-d States ~·Ill talk on "'lly Recent Ex• 19 ~:

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hi,:::rl~·f::s::";~ 1;~!·m Peterson, tac- l"nlven;lty or ),,{ont.ana and liontanal uln· "pep" arou;;er. then arose with State, the latter being especially th;s,i Inspired words, "'.','olse counts dubious on acount of th at old fox . one :\Ir Bennion ~·ho used to cavort :~g!e.~~assw:eu;i~e a: a ro~~d · the C'nlverslty or (tab but this he was referring to the fact \\hO or late bas been hiding up In ,quite 8 well ~talll\~hed fact tool llootana in,·lting bis old friends up. that even if ,·ou are n~t a seco~d Ca to par him a friendly basketball ~ll!'O or ;\lacCormack }"OU can at leas; ,·tslt now_ and then and usual!~• send~Ing, and so add vour blgh treble to Ing the ,lsltors back home v.onderthe- l'1'nf'ra l dis{°o;d of a ct-Hege song. in.; bow It nil ~a~pene~ c,f c, ll!"l<e the purp.,;;e of said .song From the LnhersltJ pl llontana beiug the e:xtreme discomfiture of the Coach Jensen does not expect so l'. or r. Profe1<s1,r Peterson also ==== - === = =-1,,1ed. in r"d-hot words that a "ye!-

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By this •·stx-th man·· our estlmable coac h did no t mean an extra man for the team-Ah ::-.o! He meant me rely that the L A. C. Student Dody should get tog ether as one man a nd support the fl,•e men on th e team.

Th e ralh opened with ou r tv. o ~rand opera stars Pror C. R J ohn• ,.011 and Miss Glad}S Smnh singing the lillle "snatch" from "Bocacclo" namelv · "The Languase of Love.. "l.a La.ngue d'amour "' has nothi~g in common with what is commonly Interpreted as co ll ege spirit. nameh·: .. Fight 'Em ..\ggies, Fight 'E m...

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bean talk, the main thot or which ~·as "to play hard while on the :Yontana trip always huagining that they were playing asalnst the "L'" of "U" Coach Romney also spoke to th~ men about the true type of an ath_ lete bC'lng one who Is batting high In bis scholastic work as well as In athletlcs.

D~. Fra,nk L. West and Profcssor Ra, B. "est also ga,·e the men a few new Ideas on athletics a?.d ho: they should be condu~ted.

Stub Petersen acted a.s toastaiaster.

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George Barber , ~anager, In bis meanderings bas ~orn a tra.11 from the art de~artment to Smlth. &. Son , (Contmued on Page T\\O) --. ~

FROSH "BEARCATS" DEFEAT LOWELL .

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--Coach Lowell Romney and bis '"Gan~" journeyed down to the Low11 ,y '""noon and took the rising young ,-tudcs on ror a small ga me of

nd pecleneo nn<he Flgbtln• Fron< ol innsrndon< hndy BO AC NOW HONOR MEMORY • Hl<h Sehonl ,.,,lln th peanuc,. pink Jomnn,a,. and <heThe<bin,,,,,...,, Po<mnn INTACT AGAINOfAOOSEVElT ·»cn w In Tha< I:' ,· , haske<"

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Wm. J. Snow and Lucian llecham Jr were appointed to the positions of Executh·e Commltt" ·men to re:)--

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A fair sized audience appreciated Lo\lell men played rings around tbe the discourses nnd mu~lcal number~ rr ..l'h h-a m hut th 1' C,,Jl,·1:,• 11\:1y1 •n, gtl"f'II in l·ommcmoratlnn of .\mi'rtca·s 11>-iw11l,-:use-,! their beads, beat tbe Joremost statesman and citizen and ~ouue1>ters by outguessing them. feeling of lo,·e and admiration for 1-~rom a standpoint or renl ba.i;kct1he deJiarted hero characterb:ed the ball the exhibition by the Romneyltcs g-atberlng. was a blot on the good ch:i.racter of

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~:~:-~e b~~~:Vee:;r:;. °!~~It t:: part toward winning Crom the t·o l• ,·erslty.

At present .. Dick" Is lining op some ,-ames at Preston, Id aho a-id Salt Lake City and expects to take bis 31:"i?reotlon on the road In 1he near future.

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E Con~·ay Ashton, or Salt J..ake Cit}·. was the principle speake r or the meeting.

In eulogizing Mr. Roose,·elt. :\fr. Ashton stated that be had been an ardent a(!mlrer of Theodore Roosen?ll for twenty years. He spoke highly or his en rl y literary

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AGGIES rlN □ By AG. ENGINEERI

ro,· memo,1.i But b,lldlng 145th """' ,omo consia deration. beforeto ththo e Go\·erno r goes with too far he might remember hi s cu n11i11lg 11 1>romiscs and start · 1 1 1,omet hing 011 our new a ud itoriu m.

The Hrgument n111r be H<l\'anced t hat we a lr eady ha\' e three nc-w buildings . \Vhat or It? \Yo n eed a mee ting 11\ace. Thc present cha 1> e l has outgrown Its us efuln ess. \\'{' neNI so me place where our dramatics can be put on, and a 11lnce ap11roachlng beaut} •, In wh ich J e n s en 's Men 'l'o y \ Vith Youn ge r one ca n 11ear. Most high schools In the Stnte ha\'C be t • Opponent s; Game S how s Lack tor auditorium s tlir111th e A. C. Then besides thls. the o f Pra c tic e; Mohr , Ber ns ton , Go\·ernor reco gnized the ueed, which still cxtsts. when he promi sed.

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Ent er ed as second•clnss mal l mauer ieptemher 19. l!lO S . at Lognn. lltnh. und er th e Act or Mar ch 3.

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1917. autho r ized ,\ugust 22, 1916 .

Why G iv e Se nior s Ex tra C redit"! ·'The Lion and tile Mouse" was en i'he fa culty lms de cided t o gl\'C senio rs t h e sn me acted last Saturdny nig ht In_ the cre dit ro r two t erms work as t iler would ho cnt illcd Sma rt gym when the Aggies bridged V. D. Gardner .. . ............... ....... l\'lanaging Editor to had th ey com11leted the full yca r ·s work of t h ree thei r flrst stream between the Blue Solon R. Barber .. . ............ ............... News Editor terms.

A stud ent Inking a course giving him six cred - a11d White nnd the state flag. or S'l'.'\ l•'P ............. Athl eti cs its during th e last 1wo t e rm s rece l\'CS nine c redits If n course there mil )' be a dllference In RALPH JORDAN Militar y senio r but onh· six c rc dll s If some other c las s. The 011lnlon. but we claim the Aggies just L . M . l\lECI-IM,1 boys along for Exchang es ex tra three c redits would be donat ed to the se nior for "kidde d· ' Mr. J<ni11>11's J . T . Wll,SON . ChalT the reas on that he wlll need them to graduate and that the first few minut es of 11lar ond C. W . PETERSON th e school wants a grad uating class this yea r . This then 011ened ul) their big g~ns with ....... ...... .......... .. Extension LOWRY NELSON .

1 ullng has thre e r esults: first. It sends out studen1s not tho res ult that the finnl sco re read Hl•:l 'OR'rE HS fully c<11 1i11p,·1\ in sc holnstl c work; seco nd. it lowe rs !i~ to 24 with the A. C. on the long GEORG];; cno~~T CHASE KE AHI~ th e ,·n\ue or the deg rc <i confcncd on thes e stu de nts; end and the 8 . Y . C. Inds going home SUMNER HAT CH GEORG E BARBER an d third. It low er s th e sta nding or th o school.

Th o.: tnlking to themselves.

MILTON H :NS EN ELI.EN BARBEil sc-nior shou ld object to this 11lan because It low e rs th " \Vheu the Hrst whistle blew the LAVON SHA RP HA\' J. SILVER 1nlue or hi s dei;-ree and th e underclassma11 should oh• "C" tenm got nway to a good start E. l. . CIIRl ::iTIAN S I~'.'/ _______________ _ , Jcct becn use he 1nu11t mak e u11 the tim e lost this fall Pl I nnd rolled In a row counters, but Vol. X\'11.

N umb er 5. ord N to graduate- with hi s cla ss whil e th e s,•11lor 01 the) soon weakened and proved to Ue Frid a, •, F e b r u a r \" 1.1, 19 19. this r,•ar does not. Why not gi\ ·e ea ch s tudC'nt e xncflv "meat" ror our hal e nnd hearty Ag• · I what he ea rn s nud no mor e~ gtes when the latter hit th e ir st ride .

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11cth ·itles seems to ho th e only method Amorlc,rns ltn\'e Cn 11taln Jar\'!s plared th e lloor or honoring th e ir gre11t men who ha\'e umd e th em- \Ike a \'C,teran a nd tosse(\ in a few 1,1e lves gl'ellt hr actl\'ity and elfort . long shots though Just how he did It To me thi s munn e r of honoring th e m Is a fare<.>. hns been a mystery when the li ghtOur great meu u(·com 11lished th e ir work by doing . How Ing sys t e m with which the gym Is he tter ca n we honor thC'm than hy "carryl11g 011". on ble sse d It tnken Into conslderntlo n th e anni\'ersarles or th{'ir births. our educati onal wor k ? H e claims be niark ed the floor a nd A holiday Is good ror 11 co 1>le at tim es. but to st ud • upon dribbling tho ball down tof'llts thi s year who ha 1•e alr en d)• lost man) · wecks o r ward the home b11skN he knew that ~t'l100I. th e time Is to o 11reclo us to be gh •en to moc k when he cr ossed the mark !t 11ns A Se ni or Soc i ety?\ \l h y No t ? ,C'le brat!on . time to shoot so he up and shot.

It Th e Uta h Agrlculturnl Co llege la cks one require • Th e r e ar ., mo re m~n to honor, but 111 th o future i11 :1 s ham e to makC' night owls out me nt o r a real schoo l. Notice cnr e full y, dcn r r ea de r: 1,hy not pay th e m tribut e hy a consta nt amt s t ea1\y or our homc •lov ln i;:-bnskelee r s. for

.",,',',,',',drC: ',',' c"o'1t,c~gr:o,,,', •,•or~e,:a~I;~\,· :t~:~:::~e;ftl:~\!~\~:: ,\' , ... .. " " ... ._ regulation s of th C' sc hoo l and town . "The highe st mo r n Ht}' consists In so rC'gulating our owu thought ani l notion that we 1H·otect and be nefit o th c r !I." Stut es Dr. P eter so n . Thi s s hould bt' kept co11s111ntly befor e the Student Bo1ly in th e ir actions. so that a seco nd clos ing down of a ll schoo l acli\'!lles will not be nec es• :.a ry . We ha\ ·e wa!tC'd a long tim e ror th C' 011c n\11g or sc h ool . It has 111H1·he-en running ror almost t hrC{' wecks and if we want It to co ntinu e we 11111 s t of neCt.'SS it) '. obey its health rt•gul ations.

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LUCIAN i\lECI-IAM. JR . r,dd pr es tig e to thc Senior cla ss that uothing e lse co uld . Y o u r l\l onev· s \ Vort h It wo uld gl\'e th e 111 !ght y Seniors something additional Th ose wh0 luwe been In the ser\'lce will recall how t o work for . To be- \'Oted a member or th e Scnlor So- business houses nn tl anrnsc n1ent concess ion s In cities :~~:: ·~.~:~:1,~11/e ~';1 1:;:~~11!0~1~~;;;g

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F'or tho \Jresent th ere will be five dh •islons or e:iq1erlmenta l work attemiitcd. 111charge or which are tho rollowlnll: men: l rrli;ntlon anti Dralnage---Dr . F. S. Harri e nnd Profeseor o. ,v. leraelso n . !toads - Prof essors ,v m. Peterson and lluy B. \\'C'st.

F'arm Mnchl nor)' nnd T ranS JIOrtalion Prof essor L. n. Humphri es. :-.lnnufaC'ture or Agricultura l Prod• net s Dr . M. i\lerrill and Profes• so r J C:. Thomas nural Archl t cct ur e and Buildings Profo>ss or R. D. West.

Tlw ,ww bulldlng In which the work will hc ca rried 011 is located just to the cast or the Meclrnnlc Arts hulhllu.: nnd wl\l be arranged In the (oll owlng wny: T h e flr st floor will ,•outnlu nn irrli;atlon lab ornto r )': a test room for hulldlng materials, 11 farm marhlne1ry lnbortitory nnd a on the 80.

8011 uiohiturc laboratory: rond lloor wlll be n large lecture rnom. two larg e- cla ss rooms. locke r room s nnfl ornces ror all the tle,iartm C'nt s: the toi, floor wlll h.a,·e a large drn(tlng room, a blue print room and a su r\' cy lng class room and laboratory.

Thie a r rangeme nt w!II do much to reli('i •e the conges t ed con• dttl,)n or th (' ~\t;ch. Arts biilldi ng.

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: 1:~e~~o::d a ~.~·k ; : .~: ;'.ia;~~1 1:11:1;t:a;: s~~:lc~; freaqn~~nt~~'.f:~~; ec i~:.° ~: che entire ma le 111 t.'111berslll11 of the c las s. The men s uc-h inju s ti ces . wh en ce rtal'i persons or C'o1·11oratlo11s d1osc 11 would Uc th ose most nc tlYe soclally, s~ho lns• hll1'e mor e or less or a mono1io ly on se n •lcc-s or ~um Heally. and th ose wh o htul e ngaged In sc hool acth ·itlc s mo1\ities tlrnt nre n1thC'r l11dls11e11sable. with th e gr ea t es t eno r gr. Senio rs why not work on thi s Our Studen t Doclr. cla ss anti soch1I organb:atlons nnd u11on being grndua t ('d lea\' e the sc hool so me th ing on'l' r an excellent mean s of combating such co nditi ons. thtit it did not h111·C'before. th e Utah Agrtc ul tural or co11rse. If th C' S('n·tces or commoditi es or any conCo llege Senior Honorary Soclc t r?

S. n. ll . ec ru arc obviously 11oo r . th a t conce rn is c renllng Its ow n s uicid e in a business way . But If you ha\ ·e n ,:ricl'anct.> in thl11 rcs 1>cct, a 1)1:tin un e xagg e rat e<I 111ateWhat About It Governor?

The las t tim{' GO\'(' rn or Bamb erger addr enN I th e mC'nt o r th e- c:i!lt.>tu ·our s tud ~nt publlcalions and mects tud en t s or th e College he 11ro mls ed that th e nex t t ime lngs will aid In boycotting 1he offenders and s uviiort I\C' came to s 1ieak to th em he would s 11eak in a n<iw Ing mor e sn tl sfac1o rr co rp orntlon!I. Such cr iti cism is nudllori11 11 1. Since th a t tim e he has bee n nt th e Col- <·ntlre ly cons tru ctil•;, 11,ntl Justlfin blc . lego twice and ha s s poke n each t ime. One or the tim es The firm s whosC' ad\' etrl se mcnts ap11e1,r In Studhe spoke t<> th e s t1ule nts or S. A. T. c. The other e nt I.Ir e nr c r<illab le ,:,stnblt s hnHmts and tholr Int erest tim e h e s1>oke to th e me mb e rs or th e 145th l~leld Ar - In Olli' wc lfnr e is C'\'lden ce1I by thC' lib e ral SUJlllOrt th e )' tillery.

F-acll tin11' hc s 11okc t o them out in th e fr ee g h•e thi s . a s we ll ns other s tud e nt J)ubl le111lo11 s.

011e11air. Go,i·s au1\ltorlum . Pr ese nt Indications ar e PATRONIZE OUR i\OV~'.RTISERS. that the on h wa1· h<' will hC' able to s11ea k to us will S. II. be to tak e us out int o th l' same oue Ir he wishes t o kcep hi s pron ilscNothini; h11s bc<:11 do11e Uy the 0 1 Governor t owards gc11ln,: us a new auditorium from 1ng ~t1~::t;;;:,~<;;~1 °/ /r: ~t: 1~t ,:l~ \~ : n:~!~t:r~n c-;:~ th e I~cgi s lat ur c .\gita t lon a t tho U11l\'erslty or Urnh 11uested to be l)r('S{'III a t Cl'ery meeting .

Another stel) forward was regls• rered by t he schoo l whe n on Decem• her 2nd, tho Board of Tru stees of the institution forma lly estab lished an Agrirultural Engineer ing Experlment Station.

This n ew ~tatlon wlJI

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"A ndy" Mohr nod "Bus" Bernston plu):ed a strong g:nme. the latter beIng old "Dead Eye Dick" f r oll\ Den• \'e r hlms elr when It c11me to locn tln g th e basket.

Nielson and Hammon d traded olT at center and they both COl'ere d the floor well but the whole team showed the r esult or a short 11rnctlce scr1son. The 11asslng was bad and the men wer e slow lrnt this stnto of affairs will be remedied 11'\th a re" more workouts . 811t aside from the game tlle fcuturc er t ile ~Ve ;;;c;.'P~:/~n:~~:::~eh:~r~hel~~~:~e:11

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S TAFF' of hiso11n 11urtlcu ta rdom1i11 thE:art l S. B. O. U. AC. NO W IS NO W C HO S E N ro on1s ~~01 i1h)~ - th e Buzz e r I N T AC T AGA I N l'\othln g 0:-11 11 11 nmt th e Buzz er /Contlnue(i from Pai;e One I St 1ff Th~ l 'lu a lat e sta rt lllgh --printers, with a br a nc hin g olT at Tor- !)rices a sm, 111 C'nrollment all co n(Continued from page one) geson's Studio. trl\e to s 1mr t hem on to re ne\1e d C'f 1h (' Acl111lrable Crichton Mr. McYe Student Life editor is de\'o ting fort.

Culloch h1 a freshman hailin g rrom mos! of hi s \·t1luahlc tim e to th e C('lnThe dlnk or dollnr against dollni Oll:dC'11high school.

Her e he gained sl dC'rat!on of an organized " lluzz e r ." Is as the so und or sweetest music- to a re1111tntlo11for "1>e11"which I! l!\'ed Did somebody mention ncth·ltles?

Junior {':trs. Th C') want )Our s ub· 1111to will make Ag gies tear th {' roof \Vhc-n you say that around Adalieue eC"rlptl onss.

Frld :iy anti thenceforth off th e- J:lm at e\'ery game from now Bnrb e r she exclaims. "'!'lint's mo an rou 11111hC' bes iege d by a howlln s tlll the basketball tcom goes to Los 1 1 11 0 11 o,•;~~1~:bl~ ~bek er ls wo nd e ring : ;~1~ 1::,~~ ll~!~:t \~;;~o ~: t :1~i~-i:1:~e );s ~~·~d~~1c~d ~; ' ' l ~lJ ZZER "

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Th e r e are sel'eral thi ngs 1,bt ch "are not done In t he b("st or soclC'ly" And "N od" Foutz wlll flnd tlwm out Morris Christensen Is fir111lycon ,·l nl'l.'d thlll 51) ]HIJl:CII, at ]C'A Sl. or the " Bu zze r" 11111 st I.Jc d('\'Ol(•d to de bnt-

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on to the Angel city. Confidence that h{' w\11 do It res t s In th e mind or e\•{'r )' 111:111 who \·oted ror him . and his l' lec tl on was unanimou s At th e first 111 ee tln g of tho whOIC' com mitt ee three r e pr csentn U\'e s to th1' Co\l(' ,:e Athletic Council wlll be chosC'n. Tht s Council h 11sco ntrol or 1 ~~\1:~~~~~.\k ~r t\~re~h\t~;~~~~~ a ;~:ir;: 1 1 1 111 ~~~~ ::; 1~·11 1m,~.::.~ a::~ 1; 1~'.: "amc- bi>tii·et.> n the l1 a nd .\. c•. o n F,•b 22 wlll be co11tln11ed at th ;, •:'I.me mE',~tln~.

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To .ound 1101ltl(·n\ roundntlon. he was mnko h\111t-1eU IIJOr<'nthlN IC', tllC'~·Sa)•. l111port u1wd to h(•c·orrwti eandldat(' for for that Is lili:; ollldril cn 1mclty th,· \'ll-<'-11r,•sl!l('nl·.1". to which he fill· \\'hen 1·011think of nrt, think or ·1\ly ,·ons,-nl(',I 11,· spok<' of tlw "artist" F:t1nri :',l,•rrlll Slw ha~ s1•1·•1 •111hut-1ia1<111 with which hf' w:is nom;,rnl 1n11on1Ho1s f<•r th•• "Bunn" this !11a1,•1\for pr<'sldl'lll aft;,r lillhu: t<O FINEST MADE TO lIEASURE CLOTHES •;,,1r. ,·.onw~t1.1 tlw UTil''\llir,•,\ term of.I Ul·'.11.\'n:n·:- '11·'.U.\l ,S French Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Altering .

J-:11i:::c-n1• Hoh\1111011 kllO\fS n1at lie l'n ,1,1.. uc :',kKlnlc-~-Work Called for and Oelh•ered.

Phone h his bnn,l. full. so Just wnich "C:ol·1h•• t:1,,,, f'lnh ~ani:; two mo r e :\Ir. ('ohurn annou111 ••,i t ll,d ii,, h:i~ 1 1 1 111 J, \'ear.•• uurnh,•ri; :1nll ! tw c-;,r;,111ourwns elm.•• :, 20 \Vest 1st North, Logan• 1 t~l:'.:1:_ .Juh l\ liU PJII !11 n,,,·,,r St "fl outside £·<1 111th 111·11y('r h_1·lh•Y. KT. l.i•wis, nuw tu\\·,. thr•m h)' ,·nltln,: on him 'l.====================='1

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STL'DEl'\'T LIFE

The Fable of the Dead Professor.

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T~ ·o n::en qunlifl.ed ns farm foremen and one ab le lD assume the duties o f assistant Geuernl Agricultural Superintendent fo r the L'nited States Beet Seed company a t Idaho 1-~alls, Idaho. may secure these po~Ir . \\' , R. WlnErnest Larson. '16 . Is em p l oyed at sitions by addressing t ecbn lt e r, ge n e ral manager o f tbe Bois e. Id aho, In the U. S. reclamacompany at that address.

The position 1en·lce. tions car ry n stipend t o begin with o f $ I 00 a mouth fo r th e foremen superinBern Delta soro r ity entertained In- and $125 fo r th e assistant forma l\ \' :\londa, · c,·eol ng at thei r tendent. chap t er· house 0 ~ 4th Xortb.

Professor J . D. Howell is in Ogden at the Dee hosp.ital where he bas undergone a su r gical o pera;ton.

Hart Schaffner & Marx

so r o r lt)' rushee "''ho s lept , nor yet her co ll eague In dissipation, the "'nea r and better" mar r ied fu sser.

Nay, they all slumber ed heavily and ,,oclte r ously.

Yea! e,·en the k een and int e ll ectual and the wide awak e a1bletes.

Th ey a ll snored.

Tw enty minutes after c lass convened th e room was as a bee hh·e sz-st-sx-sz.

Thlrt}· minutes afte r 't"·as a saw mill r-r-r-r-rand forty-i'h'e minutes lt was

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William Currell {Th e R u aU Tr ans fe r Han ) Ca ll s Answe r ed P r omp t ly.

Phone "'Rex.all Sto r e" No. 1 o r 2 Phone, Residence, 8 7 8 W. Prices Reasonable . Logan. Uta h : '.:::::::::::::::::::::

Herman's Cafe And Bakery 1s;N. MAIN I.ad.Jes• Din~ n nd Flr..1 Class Cou 11te r Service Cul }'"lowers and Potted Planta OPEN DAY AND NIGHT HERMAN JOHNSON, Proprietor

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Th e Agricu ltural Co ll ege of Bo:i:emnu, )f ont .. will not publl~h an annual this year. The short.age of cash and mat e ri al acco unt for the declslon.

The senior class is still hea,·lly In debt for last }'€'ar's annual.

--Dean H . E. \' an •:'\orman o f the Srhoo l of Aitrl cultu r e at Da,•is. Callfornla. wbkh Is a branch o f th e

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English 10 . or Shakespeare, Is glven onlr e,·ery other year.

But such Is tbe fame of the class. due eithe r to Prof. Pedersen o r Shnkespeare. that there was a ca ll for It agnl u this }'ear. During the nine o"clock h o ur, on l.londay, Wednesdny and Friday, Prof. Pedersen, and occaslonally th e class membe r s, discourse on a r t, bu• man nat ure. genius, Hre with Its tr agedy, humor, fools and kings and women. as port r a~·ed In Shakespeare's plays.

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Ad e ll a W arner. r:,·angellne Th omas and Eleanor Slh•er are ne1>r ad• dltion to the Sigma Theta Phi l ist of pledges.

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Thi s shou ld r ead: "Such :~~~\h~t:=~~~lan~~~i! men wll\ r eceh•e letters on March 3, 'of the Farm ' Dur e:i u .

1919. :\fen wlll then ha,•e the followlng week to answe r the lette r s )lls s Gertrude McChf>yne Is In and pledging wlll begin on March 1 O. llo:x Elder county this week assis t- o r six weeks ahe r tbe opening of

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Frflm start to finish it wa!l "'on" . blC> time" an,I those who wer( 1, ·h'<I won their o!fic,.;; by ,·t•n· m II mar~lns Tbo,;e el~·ted an•~ Pf'\'Sldent. 'Wil• n J_ $now; Yiet!! Pr,shl»nt.

Gene-Hiri: 5,. retary-Tr,asurer.

Cer,rge I l 'll tl Student Bnd~· EXP•'uth'e (" llll~f•man. \\": llace lkBr' 1• JI tint: ~fanager. Ra:r J S11,·•·r: Ptth• I l!a - .\. Y rd 7,ibrUkl

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Food and quarters getting into condition for the atralr11 will be furnished by the go,·ernment which are to come. and a com 1llete uniform pro,•lded Coach Low ell Romney a nnounces while th e men are in camp.

Each that he will start sp ring football man will b e a ll owed pr\vat c's pay for training as soon as sp r ing smiles the six w eeks tr aining. upon us and that afte r two weeks o f l 'nlts o f Infantry, ca,·a lr r, fte ld r egular work on the gridiron he will Gean Austin, the A. C.'s Kreisl e r ar till err. coast artillery, and an en- pick two teams and a pre-season Is In th e midst o r us and studies glneer's co r11s mar be o r ga niz ed and game will be plared.

In orde r to :igaln. :nen will be gh·en the privilege of be In condition for thls kind of wo rk selecting the unit of 1he sen·lce they Romney deems It ad,·lsab le fo r the 0 w~'[e Fl~,.~~~~i.c~.~n! ·~~~:d~~ jlrefe r . men to sta r t wo rkin g out :it once.

Saturday with a worried look on The number of men who mar at- He also says that the kind or trainth eir faces. tend the camp will be llmhed so men Ing he has In mind for the tr:ick and wishing t o attend the camp should baseball men "Ill make It a neces The school eictends sym pathy to ;et their application In at a 11 early sit}' that the)' get Into condition beLen Andrus, whost> brother.

R eed, date to Insure going. for~ the season r olls around. died last Thursd a~- e,·ening at the --+_

"·as e lec ted editor ~~:~~=~onhl:llr~~;~h!r~::: of Th e foll ow ing ~ying at the difl'erent 8 as th e sa me

me\~~~~g~resldent. Sum ner Hatch.

Chairman £;,,:tens ion Committee.

Ii . J . Olson. .

Cha irm an of Ex ec uu, ·e Committee. Ch ase K ea rl.

Chairman of Amusem en t Commit• lee, C. \Y. Peters o n.

Lucian :\te cham . Jr .. "·as elec t ed pr esi dent of the club last year. and George Barber s•c r etary and 1reas-

Anybod~- with athletic Rmbltlons, whether It be basketball, track, base _ ball, football or poker, Is requested

MiSll La,·o}'l;-Pe~;;: 0 n, 8 popular Beta Delta of Inst }'ear and Charles Osmond. a Sigma Alpha of se ,·eral r:a;: 1: g~k:~reTi;:-:r:\~ n~~-~~~~m::~ spe nt In the snme place ·111 8 "flu" bed b u ilt for two .

ROBINSON EDITS THE AG. CLUB LINK

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W J . Snow, pilot of tbe f"r esh-1 mr-n c lass and school debater of 1916-191':' , Is back at school in th e r:i rb of an Air Sen·lce "'Shn,·etail."

On leulng school "Bill" enlisted in lhl' 10th Engineers and th en applied for a tran sfer to the A\r Sen·lce.

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Th e scho larships ca rry a s tip e nd of $400 each and th e fellowships $200 each.

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die; be could be discharged, the s tudents could sleep themseh·es to death, the Prof. co uld tumble and make th e class more Interesting of his own accord.

But. alas, none of th'Cse a r e the way we s h a ll stop the Prof.: fo r If the P r of. died o r were discharged 'twou ld b e a n Injustice to his wife and family, If the students slept themseh·es to death the same r esul t would happen and a scandal would r esul t : for e:xces.sh·e soc ial acth•lt)' would b e placed re sponsi bl e In_ stead of th e tru e cause.

And lt would be abso lut e ly Impossible to have the class th·ened up by "him" alo n e.

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Old Rip awakened and s11oiled the beautiful monatone of his musical droney \'Olc e with a li fe like " help ." Th ere wa s a ftying of blankets and e"ery one awoke, start led. ~•;~li~~s E, ·e ry day J . Doe r epeated his reorganl:r.atlon tr ea tm ent and cla ss es promis e to be

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J. Doe ba\'lng fo r gotten to bring his _, I blanket to class one morning (all of them used them , for ·twas a cold room) co ul d not sleep.

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)fiss Beers of the School ot Hom e Economics has been confined to her !'led during th e week because of a sprained ankle.

In the o ld en dars It had been othe rwls e. He had managed t o get by by h:n-l~g a bottle o f a:nruc111i:1 aud tub es runoing to each st ud er t.

Some weeks "'ent by wh en h e kept th e number o f slumberers down ns low as tweh·e.

But i11 th e latt er dti)'S It t1·as not otherwise.

Ne ith er nm• monla nor f r esh air wou ld avail.

E, ·e ryb ody slumbered lou•l!y :i•1tl sound ly . The musical drone o f h!;i ,·oice was :ts an a11aes1hetic to them.

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