The Utah Statesman, May 9th, 1919

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STUDEN"r LIFE

Remember That High Students Will be Aggie s Treat 'em Right SUl»tttpU

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A.W.IvinsSucceeds Stohl COSMOS ClUB SMITH , ECClE S 1HighSchool Students Come BOXHAMMOND TEAM ' HereForWeek of Scho ol AsPresident of Truste es INSTAllS 1

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~ _Cou~ts Starting Next Tuesdav Representatives Fro m Pract ically E,·erv New Will Hold .All Club Cons titu t ions. 1 Represen t College Co~tr2ct s .-\nd Records of Dif- f .--\ft er Cl~se Ehmm a twn High School ir: Stat·e Come For Club Train ing-Feat ure Work f eren t Sc h ool .\ cthi tiesElim.\la t chesTi tu s ;\ l e d a l ConIn Stock Ra is ing, Canning . Bread - mak in g -T o Be H oused An d C oope r .

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) l eetin g : D octo r s B ro s.sard . Me r rill.

B la n c h

Hir s t a n d R ic h a r ds R e tu rn

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~:d::.a::c:!/!; leading ag r iculturists of the \ \-etit. H e Is president of the State the

Lh e Stock Association and one the St.ate'$ best known breeders 11\e stock. His re:i.dy srmpathy

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ledge of wen and condi t ions In ltah ::~eem::;.

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this }'ear an d nobody knows wh ere he Is. it Is neeessar,· to draft a new constitution.

plared

The "'Document Box ·· will be inganlzatlons as tbe .\g. Club . H ome

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dent John Dern. Lo r enzo N. Stohl, turned out to the con t es t and they Geori:;e T. Odell. J ohn C. Sha r p . h1•nrd some w ell d e,·e Joped SJ)eecbes Fr nnk B Stephens. all or Enlt Lake r.·hlch 1\"ere Cull of t oa d for thought Cit)". Angus T. W r ight, Ogden; John )Ir. Snow. th e first speaker. O. Peten, BrL;b:m,b \\". S:it Han~e~, Fielding, .-\.1\G. trc er, \~ Sk~~s K err Haybn ' ani eorge ·· - n•ore. all of I.ogan. and Secreta r }· or 1 5t ~:eH::t~;: :::;e~nfor the next

,olicitecl the s,·mp:llhies of bl!' audience In on etfe('th"e wa~- by show• lr,i; just what the glor• the At,ricul, tural College obtained the war cos, 11s In 11,·es. He ,·err

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Loi:;:an )londay, '.\lay 1:?. )!embers o f t he A. c. Ag. Club wlll meet a ll In-

the mixed been re• w!II be

1 e:::r~~~c; 1~~nngd~~ 1;:~ !:t!a::at~ ,1i;ltors to the College \Yhere they w!II b e r eglst<:'red and where work

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and a ll who are Inte rested In th €: prnblems o f education and their relatl on to th e routh of th l' land. Transportallon and lodging exP"nS<:>Sw ill be paid ror all those who qualify under ce r ta.ln ru les go,·ernIn~ their selection. Others are required to pay their own t:Xpo;nses, but aFslslance will be i:;:h·en them in obtalnlng lodi:;lng and meals at the !01\'f'Sl posslblf' ratC'S. Farlllties wlll be pro,·lded wherehy the boys and girls ma}" board and lodge on the ('aJll llUS. '.\leals will be pro1·icled for an a,· c ragc- or tw ent)· -

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wlll rommence for them Tu es da}morning. and continue until Thursday afternoo n. Rq;istratlons will be made at the rluh office. Room :!:!5. '.\laln Building.

Gene r a ll y

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Th e clat!S work gh·,:-n to the boys an d girls

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_ __ 1-1!.. b School Club \\Ork for th e ,ear \n ,\ngel in ones house ma, be all! )lu ch :itt en tlon " 111 be paid t o high n;ht If one hns the prlnlege oflscboo l organization and actwltles 1 3 :!~sl;:ta::~ a: \~=e~,a$bi:t ::,.1~~e ) ~1>a~; ha:~e :: t::;~' ncg:~ ~0; ;~:\:;:r~:i: \\"ednes.dar and Thursday Is the dom-1 mcnt of lh <> visitors .. ;'i;o e~ort will lnnnt tqic of Angel it would pl ease be s11ared to make their sta) here as

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Herewllh is a draft of the proposed nmer.dm<:'nts to the Constltu-

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omn,· or Ull to dwell In eartbl)" soiltUdf>: wltbout th e m. nay e,·en further. Jn brlms1on r region. --;:,·acinth'" is an ultra-modern man ~r forty-two who geutlr but ur;i.ly I':: iN, e ,·e ry d es ire {a lmost/ and he desires 0nd ch:inges th e con-

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:vhaes-~ ~; :~;t~~:ttb,::ak Po~;:: 0 1 loyal and won glory. but

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Proposed Ammendmen ts to Stu dent BOdy co·n st•It ut I•on I

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, 1s 1tors-..\n n u a l State H ig h School Track Fie l d Sa tur da y \\ 'ill Be O n e o f Feat ur es.

being r e-1 will begin

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Pr ic e of Glo ry-C r a ft s ful " 'il h ••·R oos evelt .' "

was In attendance 88 follows: Pres - ~:;::~~:~~,~~-~l~~a:e;_c~n::~. won res ldent Anthony \\". h·lns. ,·Ice-pres! . An enthusiastic student bod)

was pa!<.SNI u

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Th,. Boys nnd Girls Club school week at til l' A. C. promis es to accompllsh :is lnst ru c t ln? and beneflcln l results ns the Farmers Roundup and Hous ekee 11ers conference bas In past rt:ars. J_n this case. bowe,·er. it is princlpa ll }· the ju\"enlle population of thf' stall'. who w\11 be ente rt ained by 1he College. Bo}·s and girls fr om e,•,.rr corne r of th C' state will be our guests duriug th,~ week or ;o.tay 13 to I Sth . All are ln,·lted to b e In attendance and also In partl('ulnr. teachers or economlcs and ngrlculturc. superin t end-

F o r ce - portant c\ocuments on Ille 111the box other schools financi a l statements othen should b&\C a c-op,- of all 1m- nod t\meh suggestions for th o,.• \.\ht, The, will be taken care of in a p er-1succeE-d th e m In office e\ll \\Ill be 1 1 The Hendricks medal. gh·en an- !::t~~d ;::~~aec~lt.lalhi:::~ e:n,e~ ~:~ ~~:~'.n g:t~::1:t;c:! ::~~r do~~°mbe,~:: nually by Profe:;sor Georg e B. H en• and on the en\"e lope should be stated l ready ea rlr. Boa r d drlcks to the student giving the blSt

;~:l"-:::s~~e:~d o;r;~~n~t;:a:I~;:; circles. A f ull membership ot the

year

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mitt€'f"' hr.~ burned the midnight kilo- WO'JJN•"q sing l es are now d:·:s or;;anlzatlon or for a dub and :,r~:;:d- -T~e tournament 1 01 1 11 d~:~~:.:~n~h~~ : sm~~ ~ Only three entrants ror or J ark Bro"·n was the Inst one who ,fob l E's tuor nament ha\·e had It anti slnrc he isn"t at school telve d an dthe tuoruament

ANN UAL MEDAL ~!~~ ~:i;. GESTO Now O

John De r n, ,·lce-1,resldent of the Board. ls a promloent ln\·estment banke r of Snit Lake City. He Is

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r he tnrnls tournament for the e. t h orpe An d ) l iss l1nd e rwood. O, termin<'d t o do somehtlng mor, ~. c. tennis team flnlsht'd las t Tu esftlr the :s~·hool than merely hold thfir I J.iy. Bert Smith. Cyril Hamm ond Anthony w. hlns. of Salt Lake by tbe board Jlro,·lde tor an exten. bi-w eekly ga bf ests the Cosmos Club .. 11d Geo r ge Erdes are the · meu City, was chor.in president of tbelliiDn of the work or the College Into h .. s d!"'c>lded to il'tatltute a ··nocument ho.Pu to n.,present the Colleg e on Boa r d of Trustees of the Ag r iculture sen•ral nl'''' fields and for a generB•,x"' In th e Se<-n·tary·s offir('. ,he courts this sprin~. Runners-up College, and John Dern of Salt Lake .:.I stren&ihenlng throughout nil d eA .. l)orumf>nt Box·· Is something ,n th!> contest were Solon Barber and \\US chosen , Ice-president at the r e- 1mrtm,:nu. A strong emphasis will be long need ed h e r e nt school. It Is 8 :~han. Swede Lindqui st, although gula r annual re-organization meet•. 11lnced upon the work In rural sanl- b 0 x whcr,~in the con s t itutio ns and br- lnelil'"ible for the team bas b1;en lnK of the Bcar,I held at the College,· t:1tion. public health and home nur- laws of ,·arlou, da!'Ses. c lubs. and l\"Orklng o ut almost nightly nntt ::;:aturday .\prll ~3. President h-lns , I slug. This v,o r k will be ex11anded In- saci~·t> debatln~ rontra('ts: hint, plars a ~ood brand of t ennis. forme r ly ,·ke--pre8ldent, succeeds to a new department of sprciallsts to succeeding ofllce holders and an,· l Tt.e three men chosen are all plarLorenzo X Stohl. who bas been al and all requirements o( the Public pai: rs or informatl"n 'r ,·alue ma:,- e~s wh<> ha,-e l1ad consldernble exboard member fo r fourteen renn; H~:ilth Education Law re cently pa-- l•f" If' ·k 1·•l in the- ,·a ult in th e Secre• perlenre In the game. Smith and and 1\bO bu actNI as president or' s,d "ill bC' met. )luch of this work tary·s olH<"e and mar b(' r r-:'ldlly ac- Hammnnd especially are o ld b an d s. h s the Board (o r twelH· years. After' will be offered In the ('Omini.:: sum- cured tbC' follo1\·lng r ool year by F.c".lrs Is }"Oung and. somewhat lnex-1 tbe r eading of Mr. Stohl's reslgna-: mer school. 1\"hicb opens June 9, authorlie<l offlrNs of th e dubs. cte .. ~enenred but he will sho1\· up well tlon from the pre:;ldency or the thus enabling te ache rs to quail!) ' .ncerncd. m time. :io~,~~ ~0

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members or the Athletic Council. three facult y memben ot the Athlclk Council and thr ee alum ni membe-rs of the Athletic Council.)

ren~1~nal d~cency or ·~Lord Bi~dlos,i English hom e "Ith mawkish .:ubi~t art ancl bold talk of eugenics

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00week<od;y, eH WITH u rhemond,ooakec, P,u1 Jenki,s u;xm A <h,oe,heuppec <lam, <ohe ele<<,d lo "'°'' pka~n< ,h,ra«cc would haveAATlllEAY UNIT il ::,~'I CLA TODAY INZION HERE PERHAPS :lt the cost of the Jh·es twentr of our young men.

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waJ t hat or wbo lea:i.le murder.

students

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of the In stitution shall be<-ome mem~ers up on the pa~·ment of an annual fr>e iJf ~ _ at entrance. (prm·lded 5 00 1 ::~::tut~~:~ ;~~\~t::i;~ rr°:C :~ $~h~;

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ab o ut '"enough.'" Th e lat<>st 1t1,·as\on fo r fame .iegan t his morning at S:00 o ·c 1oc:.. ( You thi nk t b ls was w r itte n af,l'r S "" o·cl oc k t his morni n g by th e ,:;1mnd , r It . don't yo u '! Xo Agamemnon, th l.s

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A,;g les are "·t ili ng t o take. we·u ta ke a chance t hat an ea r t h quak c- or som t>th lng don't wr~k thl" p la"'s u( pr oef'd ur e &n d b)· this tltJ1e t h e. kn lit h ts o f t he cind<>rs and t h e dll"-1 m r,n-1 sl1nu ld l>e ....~11 <'ll th~!r v. a, !k ,111h I The firs t t-attl<> will bei;:in pr> mp th · at sottH•tlm._. thi, .,ri ·:11 .. nn a n d w UI b e be t v,een th e t•;l$Cl•all nln f'S o r l"t ah"s two lnstltulh:,s ·,f hl&h es t lt>arnlng. TDmorr..:" .nornlo.c th e !"Cond inning o f t h e . , t carniv a l will b e h e ld when th e b a ll t -..e rs a 11; aln endeavo r to SPIii e t hei r arsum en t and th e ftnal rhap1e r w lll he • r i1tc n t o m orr o"«"a fternoon wh e n th e two sq ua ds will thr o "«"rlnden In eatb oth e r ·• ra ce In a d ua l tr ack m e,,-t _ Coa ch "D ic k' " R o mn e r . t hP prid• ot tile A. C . a n d th e fath e r o r a boa11t1n~ ho ;r. l, 1<>a'1n g ln a I o n dl-

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;l~~~o:t:::t~:oeat:~:;s:;:e:~ u;~ e:: for a re,·islon to the wi cked smiling. 1 1 ::: ;_Y~=~ ~ ~5:is: o~:aste;h/~!~ 11 3 not cas t rightly. High comedy she

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plays to perfection, but aristocracy. th e not so. 1 :~ ·si~•·;u;:~te ~~ned~:~~/a.~;a~~:;.'.s a:!

SC<'tl on t. the executi\"e commi;tee. (the faculty 'Joan·· Two very charming ladles Clause 1.-The general officers nr representath·es of the athletic coun- they we re too. Ele ano r Slh•er's 11th e organiz-~tlon s~all conslS t 0.' ell. and. the alumni represent.ati•es of l spontar.let}· and vim cou ld not fail to President. \ ice President. S~ret.ar'. · ihe a thl etic council shall be elected . picas~ any one. '.\llss Finch too. "·as th ree Sludent Treasurer. /xecu th e officers) c~arrnlng and showed how ,·ersntlle th ree Facu tr execu• 1 Clause s -All committeemen. managers shall be 1 her I she Is to those who rememberl'd h st eompared to "'Dick .. If the latter uve crimmhteemen .. ( l ree udent appointed ~nd made r esponsible to j ~tern motherly par~ o f last y.ear .. \11 11 1 ~:::~ ~:~~o!-e~l:to~a~;\;: ~~ 1~; 1:c:~:a~:~~i~~~; ~:xc:::~~!:~, ::a n;1~i~;:/tn::::l~:n~:t:a~,~~~~I~:~-~ meet or the ba ll strugg le. for the Ible to the Athletic Coun cill. But both the ~Iris were good "·itb staunch Aggie m«ntor declares he Clause 8½.-Football manag er, their charm. poise and e,·ldence of w ill let no th ing come between '\"le• ProfE'i;sor Georse B. Hendand manager or student publications ,;ood breeding. to r y and himse lf . ricks, ehairman o f t h e Stu;lentl !'hall he appointed by lh e thlril A r,,velallon cam.,. with the apFrom a prC"maturP point of vi"'".. L >-::~ C •mm!•t 'P ::rnd the Joha· i:<··hool Friday In )larch o f the ye.ar pc.ar.1nre cf ""Pietro Roosl"' on the d cla ..e f,:,\bwera of th._. spring spor•. r 1 ~lll?l;.!"'!"hi1, F..:"!rl au,: 11-11,,,i L'"MC'dlng whl rb the,· are to act. ~ue-.:-. \Y endl' II Thain Is the Or!lt the Bi~ Blul' outf.t bas an excelle:it that s:udo:nts d.-.siril'!; r,r,slc'h·rr18usC' 1:? 1~ __:,__(The Fa c ult) I man in ou r knowledg,. to smok.npJ'l('lrturiltr to romp awa}· with both A.tion 1ri the dl5tr!buti:1.::- .-,f lb<:Reprr,:;l'ntat:n is. one o f whom shall ~lgarettes In 3 <"o\Jeg,. pluy.)lr. Thain b::ittles. ror both on 1he diamond ar?d lattPr fund In the <:~?>•,·• I year be ~halrman of the .\th\etlc Counrll .suggl'&trrl qulte well !he Ita\lai, track the A. C. Is stronr.:. There :ir' l~l~<~O. should ha.~(! ir :heir qball he chosen b,· th'? Pnsldent of C'ount w!l('n he tried. thoui:;:h at no pa r ticu la r stars. It Is true. but lett<"rs rr application be!e>r,· six the College). 1lme11 he re ll Into a ,·err Amerlcau thPY a re a bnncb or good men w~o o'clock :la)· 10. Le·1,>1,c of a;iClau<:P l:! 1,:.-IThe Alumni r ep-. ·ountrrpart o f \Yf>ndell Thain. w\! l hit hard and pla• good bnseb1ll plication should Include:, 1-t:lleresentatlve of th<> .\thl,.tlc Council .To,:;e-ph Robins on. "'Basil '.\lalet." :md pick up manr and sundry 100,S.., ment of l'eed. rcferenc, to put shall be rhosen by the .\lumniJ. a1h lPt<> ""Onld 1l11.,·ethro,;i.•n the dispoints on t he track. accomp l!i;hment and fu<.ure Clause 15 ,, -( The dindldate ror r us I~ S feet 4 Inches much more "'Ace ·· Dewey w ill In a ll p r obabllpromlsf' of accompl!sbmoc-111, each office recell'lng a plur:ilit}· or. <>asil}· hacl be been of )Ir. Cbristla.n·1,. start thE' first game . although It Is slnct> these arr lh(! grounds UP'>'.\ the ,·ates cast <:hall bt'> declan·d sen·s stature. But since he didn't l'll>Out a toi:<sup between him and which the awards ar• mat!+eleC'tl'd l. 11a,·<>to throw the dlseuss on the Ralph Smi t h. T bP latte r was gol n ,: '.\la~- l Clis t he last d3y. $1'.!f\.Of\ Clau,e 4.- lt shall he lhP duo· or ~taJ:;r> end it wns only necessar}· to ,'> we ll t he o th e r nig ht t hat b e looked I m ay depend upon the writing of lbf> TrC"asurer to rer<'h·e all m o,if',·s ~'.lr c leve r linrs and b<:!charmins and ~ood fo r a p lac(' In m os t any l cagul'". a I• ttPr by s·11nf' one who c:'"lll <>f t'le ori:anlnilon. to bank tbe lo\"ln~ this can be overlooked. He

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