The Utah Statesman, May 16th, 1919

STUDEN"r LIFE

All Aggies Boost!

Show Someone Around School!

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She Is ket a dark secret It m!g~t become left the old records. and when tbe .ihowed the ne-c{'SS!IYfor them to known that It ended 6 to ,:1 ror the material for the meet is slt<'d up It understand the prin·c!,,les ot Ameri - Crimson: howe,·er the final score looks reaslb le I( not certain. canlsm. They sbould select their own does not represent the heertbrenking .-\dams' Field has rec elYCII the fes• ideals, but they should be tbe right moments or that last inning. ta! preiiaratloos at n cost or o,·er Ideals and Ideals hi h I II A.her ar\Yln..,. In Salt Lake Frid a,· nn• hundred dollars and Is In with ~rue America:·ls~. ~:~ a:ee:: an~ punins tl:eir lunches up th~ 111lcndld shape for lowering the was well or~anlzed :ind ag reeabb· ~oys wit_nessed a plenslns and festive ! time records on the distance ~uns prcsented.

I little ram sto r m "·hlcb mad?. them and i,crh::i.ps on th e sprints. an~ It Is H. '.\I. WIiiiams spoke upon •·Ho"· not a1 all angr:,· as said prec1p1tatlon, vi ry likelr that new marks will be 10 ) lake Americans:· The probl em made It necessa ry to poslpone tbc Sl!t for some ot th e field e,·ents. in connection with ou r Immigrants is game and therefore gn,·e the boys A list of entries and prog r am of bow to Americ anize them.

They I 1ilenty of time to cante r around nnd even 1s follows: should be educated t0 A I J see th e citv 1 0 ldea ls-pbyslca l. mental and Sharply -~t nine o'c lock Saturday ;:~as~dB~~~\; ~t~:~::~~n;e.B~a:~

rwenl)•-fl,•e schools in the West e rn 1he ~uo:sts or honor: and tomorro"' DiYlslon or the Army are In direct our o"·n Ag. Club and the high schoo l tompethlon with each other in lhc. lbo}·s will ssct ou1 bright and earl)• securing subscriptions.

In a pr e- tor au auto excursion or Cache ,•alfiminary report rr om the District Of- ley. They will go north, stopping at lice the I,;. A. C. stood lGth. but this · some or the Richmond farm&. into the with before th e unit here got into the sou1her11 part of l daho and back narnPSs. By the rate or subscrlp-1 along the we.st side or th e Yalley. lion the last few dars the unit here The week has been decidedly sucshould stand near the fr ont ln the cessfu l. )londay was devoted to per capita subscription It It does not meeting and registering the High Schoo l delegntes.

Tuesday morning 111the total amount.

Plntoon standings arc: a general assemhl}· was called at Third Platoon. first with $ 3 . 000 _00 _ which the worken were acquainted First Platoon second with $2. - "'·ith the work and with the school br H0 .00.

Presid ent P eterson. Pror. Hogenson 11 :~r~~~gt::e~~:l~-~~~;a:~~d a0 ,:~ree; hlt:h: Xowers. :\lurdock: Hutton, ~~d!~:C ~o!:::~n.B~!de;\d~~~aseb: i ~~;i_nd Platoon, third with Sl,• ::~ 1;: 1~~sse:;: ;~esti! ~t:;:~~o~s 0 :;~ 5 Jon es . Ogden; R. Gibbs. Box Elder; T esda • r1ernoon a 11d all r w d 1 1 1 1 ::t~~: gy~~asl~b~ :>:euenscwander.

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Granite: ~ ~::~cs:~\~;:~i;:~e:t;, ~~~:: !~on,) su!~~~ ~~;: - :::: 1 :;~.:~:.~~~er n:sday }a:d Thursday w~re :pent eb}~ Petty. Hinckley; Green.

American 1b I b o ke s I dUf t smiling countenance or Thomas FitzBroad Jump-Lee, .-\nderson. :\Iii• Grnnd total. $92.300.00. e cu w r · r n pro11 fContlnuPd ,n:,Pal.!e 1'hrPP1 F'o;~~-,:·:~ ~::~_:~;~ 1~: 0 :~:~\ 3. Y. I E I· b· w b n A c, The highest lndll'ldual records are Jects a nd contesla. Tu esday mght th e C.; Ar~hlband. South Cache; Bradr. ,~;~Se)~s~g~!n D. ~\'::C:!ns. ·T. ~Ya~: credit ed to the following men: ~:l~~:;;:e;:;h~;·:,:: e::;ta~~,:!::~~:; Lee. East high; Nowers, llurdock; kins . P. Walkins . B01: Elder: Clay-1 Herbert H. ~ngeman _or the first night the Home Economics and Ag. 3 Wells . Dixie: Hutton. Ogden: Gibbs. •son",;h~~.,"·,do~·;.:\l ',~'.,',·.,~•-yso n:._~ e, e•:. pla;~f::d fttt~a:~~~ I $l~~o~hoe°' third Clubs ga,·e a dance for th em.

8 " 0 '" Box Elder: Pett, Box Elder: ~euen... ._, ' Proressor D. E. Robinson, .-\sslst• scbwnnder, Beunner. Granite; Smilb, Hnl es Dahle B y C. Da,•\s Span- platoon, second with Sl.600.00. ant Professor of History at the Col- 1-:a~t high; Petty. Hinckle}·: Green, lsh F~rk; ,\n.de~o~. G~ants,·ll·le.

Geori:e Eccles o r the second pla\ I F k Shot put-:\loser.

B. Y. C.; Parkin- loon, th i rd · wi th Sl.OOO.OO. lege bas finished reading the proof '~:~~,~an rd ~:n~Howkins.

B. Y. C.: sou. South Cache: :>:owers, )turd ock; J The past week has seen members I 1 1 ::t~l:~:t"~~t::t:: ~: g:~,::; ,\rchJbald. South Cache: Leyshon, Richards.

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Box of t:e R. O. T. C. unit burnlu~ Dr. F. L.• West discussed recent Osv.ald Beattle East High Wells Elder: )larcel. Parson; S1e,·ens. Too• Po"· er a nd necks on th e target investigation ou .. The Determination th th 8nd ou~n mspectlon or tht c:aalogue Dixie, Jones Ogden " Olsen Box elc: Yin~nt. Jord an; Bean. L. D.S.: :;anf:;'e a l e two. ree fJ\·e bun•! the ~formal Temperature br means rd Elder G \Vatklns Box Elder Cla,. D. Ste,·enson. Granit e; Green. Amertred ya marks.

E,·ery member of of th e Equation o! the Seasonal shows that the C'olle,;e is ghln,;: a H P Cl cau Fork; .-\sh. Pleasant Grove. the una had to repo rt on the range Temperature-Time \ "arlatlon and the regular life-sized quarters \lo Ork for ~o\. p:,son, arpcr a,son, Ol'e Discus-:\loser.

B. Y. C.; Kn ow les . .,, .. :.ftPrnoon or lhe week to flrt, Thermograph Record"" at lhe Science "hlch a student mo,· re<:ehe full frc-m 111e ,·:trlous rauges 10 get 1 rrctlll toward graduation Th e regu l ,!:o 11 ~:;~ :r:-:- 11 Ke;r ~u~~ ~r~ 1\;n:r ~~~:.\. ;:\l:~i:e;;sl:~~r:::k ~ 1;:·:~~;~ their cr~tlit ~or th e term. The work Cl:bn 1~ :::d:)~-lutlon of the 1 ::P;:\:h~:=:~:::: Dixie Tolman, Box Elder Jack- ens1m. Box Elder: :\larcil, Parson: : 1:~onhc:; L~;:t:.ia~~f' problem the deLermlnatlon of the

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Periwiggers Choose 3 Memh ersOf 'AngeI'cast __

Thr ee persons were chosen this Wffk 1o become members of the Periv;I~ Club. In tbe College play this y(,:1r each one made such a splendid rec ord and proved to ha,·e en,·lable draco.tlc ablllt)· and an uuusual capacity ror the art that it was no mistake to admit the three players In to the club.

The Perll\ ·lg Club WDS rounded by :\li!!S Sara Hunts man and se,•eral <>ludent.s prominent In d ramatics. In ~~=e:n~n~/!:e:;;ea~o ,:1:;~3:s: ~:a~ desire, ror acti\•lty In this line and to open the way to the highest stan, dard In College dramatics. l!embers are- chosen afte r two years of succes f1il playing In College l>lnya. Tbls )ear an exception 10 this rul e was made and-Stanley Prescott, E. L. Christiansen and Xancy Finch we re wekome.d Into the Pe ri wig Club.

Each year the Perlwlggers produce eel'eral plays. This year. ho"· e\·er, the unsettled and abnormal conditions made It Impossible to do so yet. although subtle rumoni. are afloat to the effect that a pla}· may

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Lhf: t::n~oa: 00 ~~::~e Je~::~~: 1~o: :i:~~s:~o:~e~~Arch Egbert, '16, bas resigned as IX'lth this rather lnro rmal and Cha r~e or the fireinj!'. or IO Inch guns County Agent In Garfield and Piute ''.>O~enlal gathering )Ii~ Huntsman·s · at Fortre~s Monroe ,·1rginla: Th..:i 0 5 1 ~~;n:!:~h a~ec!;.o~e ~~ 1;~t:~:ogun~ ~::~:r;;'~a~!~~a:::~ t~:e;:1~~:;;~r~:~uo:~\:~ Qu~~;:~::ter :~ ty . lt Is ru mo red he Is getting In palntf'd fa ces and powde red hair Fon lleed. South Dnkota; Adjutant 1 shape to be a bishop there. next year.

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0 ~t,•,.-,~~~~;n,,!ee~~:.:.:,.,',.,:~~:::;tr:~:i:s:~~~;:i~~e:\ :::I: ~ """' heen sol'fed by Dr. West In the In• 1 sw;::;.r ;:t:~~~~ :': !u~~!~!r s;~~ns- ,·estlgation.

The lm·estlgntlon has heC'n carried 011 br Dr. West and his 1 ~o;~ 0 0~c~~a:ts;:;t Ct~ 1:g~e~:. ins~I~ 11.ssoclatf's :-:. E. Edlefson and Scott 8 man wbn will come tor this work Is ~:~'i~!g T:;:. .~ '~:e sur::7sded In:: 11 TI

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sented and gll·es the mean dally te:nperature In terms or the time th e rea r. Another one gh-es the percent of the mean temperature that ~~et~:n:i~~~~~ut: t:fr:1sp:~t:::1:~;-mheo:; --· Last Wednesda} e,·enlng Professor day. The product o f the re sults the • Arne-Id wore his twenty-tour hour ~olution of the equatio ns gl\·es th e The \. :\I. C. A. student organ- smile nnd his color remained he!gbl· t<>m11erature S!)U.2:hl. lzatlon Is to be permanentl}· lnstiuted ened throughout the dar . The direct This proved 10 be an inte restln~ at the College according 10 a unanl- cause ot 1hls was the success of the and ln,·aluable discussion 10 the mous decision .rendered by a large Fre_nch evening, held tbe night before membf'rs of the Science Club. Th e number or the }Oung men of the \ er!ly the wind blew e,·erything club Is composed or proressional and College at n meeting last Wednes- good to the Bluebird Hall Tuesday scientific men who meet regularl y day J T Wilson and Professor Z. e,·ening. The largest audience e,·er and dlsruss cur rent topics. Only one 0. Wallin 1ircsented _the ~atter to· presen. 1 at his annual "Soiree .. ~10re meeting is scheduled this the students for their oprnlon and French enthusiasts arri,·ed l)romptly }ear. not one dissenting l"Oice was heard. at 8 -,0 o"elock and were "elcomed ---Sf'\·eral prominent student~ express_ed by P rofessor Arnold. One end of the th emseh•esas helns high]} In ra,or hall was marked oa as a stage ot continuing the "Y" for next year .. , whe re a delightful French Comedy Ca m ai•:m For $-125.00 Bud et lo S p • g upplemen t Nat ional ..\ppropriation Comes to S u ccessful Cl T · ht ose omg ·

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---I ~:1::til ca~e ~:re :o~e The cast for .. The Ange l In the in September of the same }·ear, to House.. temporarllr se,·ered replo.ce Ca11tain Eugene Santschl .trama1ic relntlons with each other who was then sen-Ing Ill Fort Dougwhen they surrounded the table In las. and Inner transfered to West 1he cast room th e Cafeteria last Point o.a an Instr ucto r . . .

TuPsday. and with no trouble or Captain Abolt was born 1~ llllnois heeltatlon de,·oured all the edlbl~ lo 18:'9. He attended the Lnh·ersltr thnt were 11Iaced before them. of Chicago from where be went to Professors N. A. Pedersen and D West Point where be graduat ed In i::. RoblnsQn met with the group 10- 1902. His military carrer ~as t~ke~ ~'-'tho:'r with )llss Huntsman and t!l.P him through Field Artiller~ Senl~e. olavers d 1scussed methods and pos- The School of .--\p1 ,llcatlon for Ca,a . sllll lhles o r awarding members of Irr and Fi eld .lrtlllNY 190 4 : ln st ruc . future r.

A. C. dramatic clubs Lor In llilh:trr Ac:idemy l90 4 , 19 0S; t\·lthout doubt a handsome awo rd Coast Artillen· I 90S-1 I: Calibrating

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Educational courses will be numl"rous alsn. Sufficient work In EdAnd Actin Career-To Attena ucntlon to prepa~e a student to obto Ranc h in L'inta . taln any certificate will be g1,·en.

The Collct:c has secured se,•era l t • authorities on educationa l subjects to Captain Slephen .-\bott s omclal teach. Amons them are Henry Peter• 1connection with the l"tab AgrlculI"on. Superintendent or the Logan City 1ural College expired }'esterday Schools nod Miss :\lat Ilda Peterson, 1 wh~n the ~rder _fro m the War ~e1 1 0 effect speclnlist In Prlmarr Education., partment l\ent :Jt_ placmg Kearney State Xormal School. Kearn-I him on the Resene List. er. Xebraskn.

Others will be secured l'aptain Abolt was on the relater. se:\·~ lisl _Pre,,lous to the war,: but -• -.-. like ,unn) others on the reser e list 1J,e w:is placed on the acth·e list durIng .the \\ nr. When pla~ed on the 1nc th e 11st In April 1911 · Captaln1 Abolt ser_,·ed as Adjutant of War

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Aldeth Tbnln as n Indy in f Sf'nrch of 8 hat. became tho ,·lctlm of Fr"l'.ll"h J:'allantrr as indulged lo by .•\\lah Khan. bu! was rescued by a Wallar-e Parkinson with powdered hnir. Althoui:?:h the ortln~ was rather amateu r ish {dance rous ('rillcism'!) and the mo,·ements or the cha racters

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__ _ With a grand right and lefl the A& Club and the Home Ee. girls swung the jolly High School Boys nod Girls to the tune of Yankee Doodle, Wednesday e\·enlng In the Smart G}·mn• asium from 8 to 11.

Promptly at S lliss Faux brought joll}· flock Into the ball where 1he knights of old were waiting to dash awa}· with some rare beauty. should she be so kind as to bestow on 'him the wlnnini; and charming smile, while dame fortune opened the war ror sallantr)· b)· turnlns

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3 ~:~ef:~::;e D~l~gaifon ·;t~·Este! 0.00 al ;n~;:~n~no~:~~\rst year girls with !~~t~::1'!: ::~::ese~;;:i\/t~e Park) ...

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Studen t Life. With 0110 thing Miss B:1rber can be cred it ed eve n though her article does smac k of the thing sho attempts to crillclsc.

Miss Barb er h ns enough sand about. her to sar what she think s.

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Thoug h ma11y us do sai·casm not like an thed 11lay, we ly Dr. c. i\leerill a1·~ not denr to Its cle1•erness nor blind to Its 111111w I1I t t ts to consider tn f,ne points.

Stud<'IHS, (acuity members, nud town;. st~~~o~t ::1: ~oe'~\::m nt 9:30.

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ANO TH E R OPIN I ON 111lontiru 1 "vitt les".

No delectabl e As an ,\ . C. student and a member of St ud ent Life dalntl1:s for thcm. - just he-man food Staff, J ca ll Mr. Gardner's wrltC•UI) on tho College J1lar Abou t tlie time the chimes were In last week's Student Ltfe unjust. 1,rejudlced, unfnlr. tolling the second hour, and a few la1 It !s not rel)rt'sentath•e or the Student Bodr. In It Is no zy " studes" were just coming up the

Ja, ·e lln throw-"::;~~~ \ S<;;l.HFD ' C rou NEX 'r ! the1· J>Rrl. and JJOl11ted ou t that tho won; Howells, l 1tnh, second lllcDou. · . ~ / 1;::, u· , ' ,.

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(Continued rr om Jmp:o one) 1:~\ ~o~·1~0 ~~>1~ ac; ;c ;:1 ~~:;~r ~~:~ \: sc w ing Co nt es t. \V on b~ Miss 1 Then ca111e the tedious Job of dr essDiscuss th row - Worley, Aggies. Enl('rgen ch.>s $:;0.00 and their l!fe work.

Me illustrated Gar dn er - Bak in g by M ts.s A n01 ~'ter:r,\~; ;v1::.: : :a:'.~:Y st~:·~:1; ;·~:ies:~l:lr:~;\:~~ . . .. ..

S:?0.00 the \'nlue or educn tl ou by the storr d e r son - Egg b y l\Ii ss C h ap1:e:. : :; re::i~r:_s; Ad\'crtising 1 1 11 1 011 3 42 except tho two hits Into the bleachers inches.

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1 1 1 1 1 1 11~~e~: <· \P'I' \ IN .·\HO TT 1, K \ n ,;s ~ 11~~: A.t ~1 ~1:~1t·i::::~~~1~t! :sai1:1g:~r~:1:~:'.e;:oa~:: Professor N. A. Pederilen Profes• 1ee:: ~~eut: 1:sr~:;/ ;: 0~,:~ n1111yIn his hlp pockeet.

Mr. nalJ>h COl, 1,1~<••· ro om 1, 111he secured iihoie th e men In.bout upon the 011, mass Mis less sor J C Hog enson a11d Miss GcrSn1ith hod the te rr ible misfortune can congi c,::nte nnd talk e r sub-I rortunnte com1mnlons. thnt also ti udo M('Cho 1 no talked to the high to hcnve the small elusive J)ellot Just (Continued rron1 Pagr One, jccls that t1.J)1Jeal to men JJIR} jump ed 11110 th e can nud were ~chool gir ls In the genero l as where )Ir . Curley 601,en was·t there. war Prison No. 3 F ort Douglas, ~IL ,::amcs 11rlte lett e rs read stories ignor,111t f,1i\ed to take nthantngo of 1scmbh \Ved nes(ln> morning Prof bt lett in g !~/ho :t1 ;~~ct t:ed . ~/' lltury l nstruclor at the Agncultural hea r music or , es t (ns the ladles their 011portunltles nnd died In l'Ni cr~N l t~lked th e ;alue/nd ndd 1 1 11 1 11 0 1 :,_iRes S:~~~;,d ~~:u~h\o kn:c/~: :h: ;~)' 1 0;r t~·;a ~'. ; _\~ 1~;:h~: 1: :~:~s~:c:~ ;:: ;}rn:e fr :~ nti ;~:; as Dr lllcrnll conc lud ed his ~~~:g:,~ : l>;e:~ ,;g;h:' :1~~: r~n which ,,on the gnme ror the th<!-College.

Beside s his mllltury llnv stu dent. The "Y" wlll tak e it j fro,::- stor y Prof essor N. A. Pederson in schoo l Rnd go to co llege.

Mr . Ii t;nllers!ty. (';1rcer Coiitnin Abott has nchle, •ed upon Itself to assist in securl ogj obs 1•:amo lnlo the roum, n ll iirimed ror 1-Jogeuson made connections. for tho . Next, after u little luu c h ut a ram - som e clv ll successes. 1111914 ho was for mC'n 011 Saturdnys. holidays and a speech. with th e sn m e \dentlcn l slrls. between the club and colle,i;O 11!ar l!ltl e r ei\taurant came tile track adm itt ed to pra ctice law in l'tnh ,irobabl)' for the vacation iier lod . alOry as tho gist or his r on1urks. wo r k In Hom e Economlc11. a!lss i\Jc• meet. "St ubb y Pete" started tb o fire- nnd South Dakota . At present ho is "Stag s " nnd "Jolly•uJ)s" wlll be hold "Doc." Merrill beat hl111 to It, so N. l(' hey11c t old the gtrl; of the n1Jed_fo~ 1 works by wlunlng the huudred with the owne r of large ranch Interests in occa s ionally 10 ad d a certaiu touch o f A. saved th e story for some future lenders In the cl ub 1\ork and In e,er) so much room to spare thnt ho near- l"inta County. ,.0 1!<'ge life. Delegnllons of co lleg e OC'('aslon and tnl ked or the vnlue or commun ll>•· Jy gal'e his wire hean fnllure as sh e The efficie nt work of Captain Abolt. men for deputation work w\11 ho i·ouni: 11eo11le looking nt the future In the contest. Bulah Gardner or sat In the blea che rs and clle1,ed up 1,1aced the locnl R. o. 1' . C. aiuong the sent to ,•nrlous high schools throuf,h- through 01ioned eyes-o f getting tho tho Spn nlsh l•'ork High School. won li,1e g.10:cs ·~st.~U'" g~,·e her on t hei r best In the Wes t , bringing favo r a ble 'JUI tho state in the Interests of U. right 1·icw11ol11t. li e urged the boys J '!1c ?rst prize in sewing. Lrle Nelson, 11edd1ng da} . Luke Falck took the comen t rrom the \Var Dcl)artment A. C. Discussion groups simila r to to tnke a1\vnntagc of th eir 0 11- I ro,o High School mnde the second 22() ynrd Sl)eed e1•eut In a masterful omcla ls. those held this )·ea r w!ll b e heltl nl \lortunltles nnd to seek the counse l of ht's t rqiron and Retta Cutle r , Pn)·son, fnshlon Nagle burned out hi s good The pleuslng persoualitr of Cap. which vltRl world J>roblem s thnt go ln ld er 1111dn1ore ex 11 e r lenced men and tool;: third pla ce. cylinder th e first throe hundred yards tain Abott has 1,lnced him 111an hon• lO make men bigge r and better will 11·onwn In !h eir choice o f llf e's work.

Ha zel F'osgrl'n, Boxuhl er High or thee <111nrter and did not 11 _0\d out ored s iiot. in the heRrtll or Hll st ud ents I be discussed. The general undcr lylng Th e 13e>ys·Pr ojec t work was con• Sch_ool m:Hle tho best_ bnklng powder for the flntsh . In the long rao.:es Jae- faculty, and towns people, nil or 1,urpose wll be to uphold high moral tlnucd fron1 Tu t:'scfoy. Tho hours hlscults, graded nt 92, Rache l A1idorques throw ;1i1_der s In F'reobalrn'11 whom re gret hi s departur e. rollglous standa r ds in College rrom 10 :00 to 1:?:00 were do,·oted lso n. Lehi. came s "'co11d wl_t11n gr.ado face nil the 11a) nnd bad no trouble Tho Captain h·•a,·cs In a week or lite .

10 this Important 11lrnsc or c lub nc• of 91. nnd Veda Po rt or, Morgan, In taking hi s eve nts On tho field the t en d,i}S for hi s ranch 111the Uinta Imm ed!ato l} nrter the me eti ng th 1t, Genera l 111 ob loms were con- made :1 grnde or S2 Abi:les I\Cre not so luck) ' nnd the Basin 11hero he ha s been interes t ed Thuisdn) a pledge CU11ll)a1 g11 1\/lS in- 1sidc 1etl Four stops for successfu l I Kellie Chnpmnn of Heber took Crimson got awa) with tho shot al- for the past four )enrs nugurntod In whi ch two teams blues ..,lub 11ork cnlled th e four ·u 11s · 1nrst place In th e can dling nnd gradthough Worlc) st:irrted In the Ja1e__ _ ___ rand i e ils sot about 10 secure pledges "h it ch- up stnrt-u 11 • follow-uii ln,;- eggs con1cst co11ducted by Prof Un and the discus Th e r ein) looked IIO\II Fl' \~ I> \G l f, l lll ~ ror the $ 425 budget Within one hair 11,ncl c los c-1111 11ere rormulnted I \Ider Edna WllliR ms of the Granit e bnd for Blue ond \Vhlt o until tho ( ,1\'I : 1111, 11 :,( 1J100 l, J-lt~ 110P l tiour moic thnn $"00 hnd bee n , Hit ch-up II\ organizing 'start- 1illgh School came second last hundred )n rds ,,hen Fal ck came ___ secu red Int erested wsltldonts i\ere ,111 111th Ideas rollo1, -u 11 h} keep l'ho gills were fr ee In the afterth r ough w It h the I\ Inning s11rlnt nskod 10 sign 1 1,l ed1;o card stating Ing at It nnd • <'lose- llJJ 111th a record ,1001110 1,nnder ri°mul ~O\\ n go shi°P · 4ront lnued rrom pa.<:e ''"" 1

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1 OOS, at Lognn, Utah, und er tho Act ot March 3, I S97.

Acceptance tor mailing at specia l rate ot post• nge. pro,•lded for in Section 1103, Act or Octobe r 3, 1911, authorized August 22, 1918.

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Our r efe r ences nre ou r users; 50 ,000 now In use over the O. ~ We handle ovorythlng Ele ctrical for everyone 11nywhere.

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lnbo~,;;~ 1~:c:1:l::ruart~~~r~l:e En::1::· Bert Smllh nnd CJ ril llnmmond . lost all tennis matches 10 the u men, Dn, ·e Col<-ma11, Cli ff Sim11»ou nnd Hal Bennett.

Ga}et)' nod frolic abounded until the i1orldl> a nd reali stic ,oleo or Prof. Hogensen cnllcd n11 back from fairy land to the• rcnllwtlon thnt the time had flown for folr}' drenm>1 and 1 A summary of e\'Onts follows: ;~~: :::\~~~ ~;:: . ~_e ~:~~ 1 1 wo:1~\~;~~:. sad uock or duckllugs the chaper • Ut;ih, third.

Tim e, 10 :2. ons snllle d to th e Woman's Building 220-y;ird dash-F'nlk, Aggies, won leal'lng the sweet repose and rof\ecllceel'es, Utah, secon d : Stewart, tlons of th c Womnns Gym to th e Utah third. Time, 24 se<:onds. boys 1 1 0 1 Ur:: ~ ;;~ 1~ ~~-lh~r~.h, ~~: : 1·. !luc Cleg,;-. of Hob er, r epresent.i.hlrd. Tim e. 53 seconds.

Ing t he Wasatch Hi gh School at the 11 1 1 1 1 L;t: 1~~~ ::nc;; ~~~bd~::::~et :~:~ ~/1~~l~'i~1 ~ sm:::k~ Ut ;1h thin\. Time , :?:01.4 b11slness success of his llvestock Mlle run_ Jacques . Aggies. won; 1>r0Ject.

F'rocba lrn. Utah, and \VRymau, AA· Young Clegi; chose as his l)roj ect gle>1,tied for second. Time, 4:63.4. tho rnlslus of 11ure bred Berkshire 120- ynrd \ow hurdles - F erguson . ho:;:s and Ins t fall his hogs won Aggi es, wou; ('ox. Aggies, second; most o! the Berks hire ribbons at the J ohnson t:tah, third.

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State F Rlr Since then h e has been ::izo.ynr d low hurdles - Peterson. l)roducl ng br eeding stock for sale 1 1 ~~~:::. ~~:; 1,S~~;~~~t, ~1\:1:: on n commc r ctu l sen le. onds.

Miss Rella Cutle r , 0110 or th e 880•yard reln)• - Ag.g!es, wan; Hi gh School girls from S1>rlng,•llle, Utllh. aecond . Lind say, Dnr\ow nud has or granh:ed an Interesting; cluU

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Utnh, third. Height, 9 feet 9 Inches.

High Jum11- Wnlker, l'tah, won Anderaon. l'tnh. second, Anderson, Poulter and McOonaltl. Aggle-11,tied tor secon d. Height. 6 feet 1 Inc lie~.

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The club $5.00 . lllnnr grnc\uates who don t ex• mem ber s. rncultv, n six 11ioce HOl . 1.S ,\1\"I) UHF.AD C,\LJ . ,\ T 1 1 ~l~~t /:r1\ ~~lro~-;:;\:~:a~.~~-~"~0s~~~ :~ <J:-chestr:1, and 11~11ch bowl omclnted T tn ; g r ea t 1•n\ue to their Alma Mat er. ~)(l(le (bo pai•t,· "one swe ll afUp l o date th e blue team has oul__ r.a~'.~cd tho reds and th e u . A. c.

1!:ntrlcs ror~M odnl Ten11111 l FIVE 1 •\ tank ts gmtlua lly approaching Tournament closed last Tuesday with t ~h; Cl'CS a u(! wtll so Ol'Or lho t op only fiv e slgned lll). Solon Barbor, 'I'll\ . OU'H CO FFEF: AND ROl.1 .!'l th0 5 1 1 :: n~,::i:~d= l~s:~.

JI. m. whe n ~1\~:/111 ~~eo~~: ln the next ~cw dnya n uumber or DEST IN TO WN th Mnnr busmess men or e com- I nl'e. Ll11dq11\st, howev e r Is \neligtble ilt11de11ts will Jeal'e school In tho 1 1 1 111 1 ~n-~ ·:s:: ~J1~:~:~: attl~:: : 1: 0 ;~ 1· ~: :1°:: ~ rg t:: r:1~:1,~1~!h~:~ T::;::.,~~: ::~~~ y1~~ 6ae:1:~ ~01~::: I -a nd th 0 >" wll\ probabh• gll'e some as- that .. reg1llar ly enrolled students" \\tnllace \\'aymnn . These men are I S!Slance. Th e racult~• members' nlso a lone nre ellglble ror th e competi ti on. lt'a1·lng to wo rk as co mhlned•han·cs nre sig ning ~he iiledge. .. i,~our students. only, are lof l nnd ' tC'r-neld-men for the Intornntionn I ll lf:tl SC HOO i, ,\Tltl ,1-:Tl•:S ,u ,:i,:T mmpct ltl ou should be cxtrcmo l)' keo111 1-lnn·estc r Co m1m11), I HEHi-; OX ,\D,\;'! IS' l~IJ-: Ul amon,;- them ns th e four arc quit e All t heae men wi1h !he excep t ion FOH l•'l BS1' TL\ u ;; IN' l ,ll ~E OP ;\ .C. 1wo1ily matched.

Odds 11robnblr ra,·. , tJt Clark were out on the work Ins t Alwa ys at ___ or Ecc les who hns hnd co nsl<lernb lr ! ''enr and thi s yea r they nro \11 lho CCootlnucd from Piq;e One) mort c:u iicrknce tha 11 the otln•r cnpnl'lty of ne ld ex11erts. The work 11 1 1 Ogden; A 111e r \c1111 Fork: Spanish c:r°~ ::~~~:~: - te~ 1:cl:~ t~1~s :.::::.: j :~its ~:P: ~r l1;;9e ~~b::.~:;ers~per~ 11 F'ork. a nd Box Eldnr. a. position ho won by stcnd)' pl1wlng ., work takes them over tho to1porta11t Phone Com 11et1tlon ror the meda l wlll be, I farming districts or Southern Id aho OHIH•:H 0 1•' 'l'R ..\ <' li R\ ' ES'fS gin ne>:t week and tho tour nament nnd Cache vnlley.

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A proposition Is being considered -' :00-220 yard dash. F'lna ls. at the College at Oozemon lo bulld 4 15-S 80 ynrd run. n hos11!tal al which students who get Rt' loy.

Injured w h\le In attendance nt school Or 1l,·r of l~k ld 1-:,·c111 .s will be lrcotc(I. It Is bcl!el'e d thts 2:00 - 0111cuss nnd high Jump.

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~~:S

~:: · .

Asa Bullen,

Jaw

Instructor

and

Ctt y Jud ge, 111th o proud Daddy or o 1 11 ~: ~1~:~:~ ..i;l:~-~~~:i~:)' SI~~·;~~;:~tr

I

1 Yole defcnted prl1;ceton on the now look out from ~~'~· Hnnsntomc co ur se or two mil es tn I '"P op, w hot \11meunt by a fl,;-ure of the annunl rowing contesl.

Yale speech?" time over the co ur se wns 10 min. I "\Yel1. my son, when you hear of J G nnd two fifths seconds.

Thi s :lo woman being speec hl ess with Insome crew meets Hnrvnrd J une 19.!dli;!atlon, that's a figure of speec h .·'

FRED MARWEDEL

TAILOR Up s tair s

f Alt e ring,

i ,I

87 N. Mn.in

C lean in g,

Pressing.

T II F. Oi\"" I,\' Fl,OWF.H •" ~" l' T.ANT SIIOI' 1-. TO W~

CACHE VALLEY FLORAL CO. :\ I

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ATHI H Co l

STL'DEr-.'T

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LIFE

PAGE

:JUNIORS GIVE SPANmH FORK LOCALS SENIOR CHAPEL BOYS WINNERS in

::!J 'ii

Annual

Fete

~ancr Finch Salt Lake.

spt,nt

Ray Becraft fut week end.

Hampered

by Angus Chr iste nsen. Rufus RobTwenty Class--Seniors Elect erts .-\nd Reed Halvo rsen Win .,1organ Six to Alph a Sigma Nu. Senior Grain Jud g ing in High Sc hool , vhsltor last Meet.

Societ y .

BETTER SHOES

the week

end

--

w 08

Thia article

la

by

a

I Junior.

, ''\\ ' here a Man is Sized Up "

The genera l public baa been gh·en a ~r,·erted ,·teew or the r ea l happenings ns they WNe written by n Senior. This Is a unbiased account) The Annual Senior Chapel staged last Tuesday wna "pulled otf" In 8 style anHhlng but ("'•hat we should expect or 8 Senior Cbapell-dlf:nlfted The handsome bunch ftled In 1H exactly 11:07 . Announcement of their Intentions during the lengthy hour was made by "'Stubby•· Peterson. cla.u president. Before be v.-aa seated the Industrious Junior clas, , garbed In high-heeled paper hats and armed with row-boats. brus knuckles and megaphones.

•·breezed" In and deposited an abundance of prlmltl\"{" 1'ehlcles, sbo,els, and brooms. on the stage which added lire anti hope to the assembly.

Although the c\e,·er signs furnished by the Juniors, hid some races or the erfulgent bunch of scholars on the stage, they were a

! ----

:~:_rce of amusement

NEW SPRING MODW Arriving E "er y Day Now. Come in and try on the waist seam Coats, .

Their ease and elegance will delight you. Your -money back if you want it.

TheMEN 'S Shop 59 Nort h Main Logan, Uta h

------

~

~:~ii:=s;;~::r~::h~lgh:

I

~::::::::::::::::::::: FOR FutST CL. \S S SHOE REP .-URING SEE

\\" titi t

Center

Street

;~:::.d ~ii:

Herma n' s Cafe And Bakery Fin.I

Potted

:::

Le e

Plant.s

~~:

t:o~::~:~::~~ mlghtr Seniors to honor derclassmen by admitting

lo:: certain unth em Into

Gardner.

Hulme

).I.organ )lcKay,

;:~k~eed Hah ·erson all of Spanish Thal must be some to~·n. Spanish Fork.

Coni,rus. boys.

Xe-

beke r , Adeline Barber. Cene,·a Wells.

Doubtless the upperclassmen would ba\'""e r eceh·ed invaluable In _ struclion f r om th e Junior represen-

~~!~!\"~~~- N;~~~letor

tat~,-e, n:~e:::~::· :~:m;:lsbevlsm.

Rolfsen Sporting Goods Co. .

I

PHO NE 8 7

•

•

___ wh-~rhcl~!n::~:I

___ Prospects

:\lay 13 will be held at the Branch ,-\pleultu r a l College on :\Jay 22 •23 _ will be sent to 2 ,._ Reiiresentath·es the schoo l fr om all of the high schoo ls In the southe r n portion of the state.

The following Is an outline- of the program for the school at the B. A. C' · Thur--day. ;\la ,· Z-2

i

SOLDIERS-Send your photo to the home folks and make them happy.

TORGESON STUDIO Comer Main and Cent er Sts..

..__ "=••=•=•=••=•=•=•~ =•=•= •m=• =••=T= •=••:'::: ,. --

J •p, Smith & Son 1•,....,,,,,, 1n'"" " Our

._ _________

H,,hhJ

to 11:30

S,30

Pr~ll~inar~--

FIRST

NORTH

SEE

THATCHER CLOTHES

Lake

THIS -,EASON

T':;;:

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

f'ay King of Kamas, t"tab, Is 3 jl:UCSt at the Beta Delta Sorority house this week.

"Chuck"" Linford celebrated the Inst week in Ogden among his former fe llo wstudents.

Roy Llndan)· anti Stanley Bichsel ,spent pnrt o r Inst week at their homes In Ogden.

Mrs. Mary

I

:-.1nthews of Oakley,

guest at the Beta house this week.

Delta

4

ltrs. Ado Lindblad !:t:d~t::.p~~~;lt)· Retta

Cutler

ente r tained

tbe

at her home last and

Sterllng

C. M. WendP.lboe

is

Sorority

.lewc lr y Store LOGA .."J

53 E:ist

1st North

UTAH

7Fze Bluebz"rd \.!_.Lt , 1

Reese

Theta

!s lea,·lng

Street

Superior

next

CANDIES.

I CE CREAM AND lUNClf ES.

12 Wesr Cemer StreeL Alta

Johns~~enlna

W r at-

work

at the home of lliss

lla r y Maughan.

Lorr,n WhJtlng. Hl'ber Roylance und Harry Clydt or Springville are gp<>ndlng the week Yisltlng the Col\ege, Thf many friends of Ivy Low r y, a ,:-radur.te of l~st year were glad to 1,.. r-1,.ome Iler back to the campus this w<'ek ,lf

~=~:\;:: 110 :e,: 1

P;~~!:r

::ud~::

WE A:O.YSIZE ROLL FI L M

DEVELOP

~

FOR

•

ANYSIZE F'ILM PACI( F OR

I

10c

20c

l l .lO to 1- · OO Re- 5,,rosls house this week. ~llss "·anace

are good. according

\~:~c:f

:~

:~et!::~u::

~~;h~~~:;~

uc;:~::t::c;;lent

c:ndl-

the B. A. C.

S,30 Campus

partr.

tiou o f the ,·arious canning ,·esetable crops th rougho ut the state. Pens and tomatoes be says will be even more abundant tb a.n last yea r and small fruit s, especia ll y che rri es and peaches will be produced In ,:rcater than severa l years past.

4 bundance

Sflt urd11y. ;\l 11y 2-1.

8:J0 to 11:00 Club School 11:00 to 1:?:00 Club Rooms (Writing up report for home 12:15 0 apen;).

Lunch at the B. A . C. 2:00 to <1:00 Judging contests for the boys. H ome Ec!'nomlcs contests fo r the girls.

bo~t::

:;cot~r::

0

1;gag~:~~:!

:!do~~:~=~

this ,·ear and truck gardening and or ch~ rd lng are regaining their forme r prominence In Utah agrlcul<u~:;ong with thi s trend

Is here

attending

to Club work.

--

<o 6,00 Au<omohlle <ou, ol -\"alley.

6:IS Supper at the B. A. c.

Ray Butler. Huish :\loore. Archie S:l0 Musical.

Butler, Sterling Reece. Glenn Lo,·eI le&S. Jerome Brown and Retta Cutler to Fridn) ·. )In) · 23. from Payson. Utah are ,·lsltors at the

I

We Sell Ev eryt hing for

Sports.

\ n-

23 EAST

nail Sll<'llt the week end In Wellsvllle asti~~l: \-~ o ,\t.h~_o::

Or. ) I. C. '.\ler;i;I. ~ot o: l;~g:t:rbl~ 8:30 to 10 : 45 Ciu b School.

10:45 bumper crop O rultS. an t bl cro to 12 :00 Chapel.

12:00 to 2:00• 1 th l~. se~o:~ ~~:; st:ero:a:lou:-blg: Lunch a t B. A. c. :?:00 to <1:00 of Aggie Judging seeds and lh'estock fo r boys schools oext fa_ll m a sur,·ey \ Home Economics for girls.

4: 00 to ltpon returning fr o 6·00 Matloess ( In cludes exhibition 0 through the centra l part !t~he s;::: d~nces).

6:15 to 8;30 Supper at

College Students

Enii:raYed Sil:,tln11t"r•·. nnu11remenis. ('II'

HANSEN & CAROS

0

For

lu lh (' lfh : h('-.1 -.1ylc- nr lhf' ,\rt

.\ CQU: \IXTEO

1-'HOXE 30

v.•epk for )lontana where be will sell kr.lt goods durl nv the summe r.

•

a nd club scb~ol.

Headquarters

-''""'"

LET 'S GET

lllss

s·lDlilar TO One Here

fE~rt:!

PRINTING

W e also make the o ld suit loo k like ne\Y. Workmanship the best. Price s Reaso nable.

t~~t:r

gu~:t!

£. L. Chris:l c.rs,:n

f Ins ! A.C.In avor tale !~ ;~ DS s D ATHLETIC GOO ayS r.M•c•Merrill ,,JO LOGAN , UTAH

SOC I ET l ·. c um, FRATERSJT\ '

A D OUR PRICES

1

1 Pa; 6: 1~ :a:e~a house Suodar.

-

ahnadd :~~·ln:t;; As It was. how~,--

er. r hls Instruction was lost fore,er for be too, like the Seniors. bad a writt en speech.

A Progoo st lcatlon (p r ognoSllflcn. tlons as pronounced by th e seniors) was well delive r ed and well t~out~~: out by lllss Ellen Barber.

B) time the Illustrious Juniors had retired to the Cafeteria hence the remalnder of the program lingered on th0 wl ut Int~~-

24 W. 1st North P . O. BOX 195

Lof-

SPRING SUIT SAMPLES

nt the Thet3

<he

l ..ntlit.~:n~!u~=n~r:~~ and

~~~g::

or Salt

.vPr,:o ruests at dinner bnusr Sul!dny.

SEE OUR NOBBY LINE OF

;:;::::~•;;.:•G~.:~::•~;I~:~~,::~i ~::tie;:~:}£~:;~ ..::,{.:~;.~ ::~:. "\;';:;.~•::~:,"Pre-eminently B A CToHoldSchool I

15 N. MAIN Cut },'lowers

11 ~:

could have offered a rare bit of adAfter three hours of welghlni;. slf1,·Ice to future Seniors had not the mg. and judging. with their noses to c r eepr noises from the occupants of th e scent. prizes were 3warded to the front r ows annoyed him and An,:;us Christensen.

Rufus Roberts

::.:.:.::.:.:.:.::.:.:.::.:.:.:::.::;

HER~,\~~~

~Ir. and :\lrs. Adams

so~~~ a~~,:~:~:b:~~!!

Po1lofflce

Logaa

Yol1~~:~~er!~.~::;~a;tc~le:1g:~1~~

Christensen-Spanish Fork: R~d Hah·erson-Spanlsh F'ork: Rufus Ro. ht'rts-Spnnlsh High: Mel Yin Lemon -South Cache High; Lesli e Cornaby -Spa_nlsh Fork High; Grant Peckstr.md-lllllard High; Glen Lo,·eless -?arson High; Royal Crook-Wasnt ~b 111gb; H3rold Page--:-.ortb On,•is lllgh; Rulon Nelson-Spanish Fork Hli;h: J. "·· Gibble-Salina High; Forln 'Weeks-P leasant Grove: JosE"ph Steed-:-.o rtb Dosls High: Dean Powell-Lehi Higll: Harry

The Srnde n ts H CAdq11arte rs

TROT~1AN

for the onlook-

Some heartless wretch wired the piano strings so that the opening song was rather unaccompanied.

RegardleES of this misfortune tber manu:ed to say all the words before sitting. Due to the Inhe r ited mechanical ru~keup af Billy Petenon most or the ke,·s soon functioned again.

"Ha.ppr Days .. suns by lllss E,·angellne Thomas w3s a tre:\l and was hlghlr appreciated.

The 11laoo duet played by Enid Rosengreen and Aid)"th Thaine "'·:i.s well rendered.

Wilkinson & Sons Opposite

&::~:t~:: ::t ~:m:7;!ts ~:

:!::r~::: ;';~~~e':t

Magazines

l ,I

on art to be able to ac• a ,·!sit In Ogden nnd Salt Lake.

1 1 ~~;:~:~~~ Stella Young ,·lalted trlends In grain. exper- Brigham and Ogden last week.

11 requlr,·a training, lence ond "Instinct."

The high t!Chool boys seem to have H elen Thnt cher !!pent the week the art down pat.

Twentr-l'lve of end nt n house party In Ogden. them deYolcd Wednesdn)· afternoon to judging three ,·arletles of wheat Loui se Bird wlll spend the week and one of oats. and 3Ccordlng to <!nd at her home In SprlngYllle.

Proft.:Hor George Stewart. they -demonstrated their ability to a markEntngel!ne Thomas was a guest of ed dei;ree. her sister In Salt Lake last week.

Six samples each or hard winter. h:,rd spring and white wheat were BPssle )lorrlson made a ,·!sit to se l~ted. and one sample of represenher home In Brigham last Friday. tat•,·e oats.

The boys were r eq uired to pick out the three best samplea In Sadie Stevenson has r eturned to roch group. and the poorest.

Firt>· ,icbool after being out with the Flu. i;,okts were gh·en tor accuracr or seleetioris nnd tlfty for the rensons given .'ilarlnn Preston. and Xndlne Fouu for the particular selections.

The were in Salt Lnke for the track meet. boys were sh·en fifte,:,n minutes In wlllch to m3ke their selection In Mch Ah·!n :\lcCulloch Sp<'nt a te~· days group. nsltln gat his home In Ogden last Entrle'I were as foll ows: week.

Granite High; '.\le Co}· JohnsonCranltl' High: Hui sh :\loore--Payson Hli;::11: Sidney Cornwall-Granite 0 11 :~~ =H:i:~s~:~:~ '; 0 ~it~n~:~

Books Stat ionery and

73 Nor ch Main Screet

from

It's quite

The presentation of the opulent gifts by the Senior president to each member of the class was well ftgur0 t:u~~t ;f .. ~at::::~::

UU1' ¥01JR

Always New Styles ANDREAS PETERSON & SONS

"Sh oes Tha t's All"

---

:\11&.aOna King baa returned

{Ed. Note:

I

- a Salt Lake

Mc1'o,· week."

§ ~

an Ogden visitor

"''B!I

THREE

of optimism

Or. Merrill st.ates that there Is s ~owing respect for the U. A. C. and tor the work of the Extension

!~;

:/!iu;lu!b1:,~ms

0r es~ 9: 4 5 to 11:

9:<15 Juniors Program.

45 Dancing.

-~ --

no~~: ·~: ~

~P~~a:~c r et

of

success!"'

"Push" said the button.

'Take pains," said the window. '"Always keep cool."' said the Ice.

Institution

Spande Furniture Co. .-\ LARGE

this week.

llellssa Hunter of th e Home Economks department has returned Crom Ogden where she has been In the Dee Hospital for the past two weeks undergoing an operation for

1

WIIIGB W I TR

PART

OF

O nt

rnoFIT

LJES

OL"R C l"STQ;\I E HS ll EC El\"E tiS .

l"Ol.:"l ,L FIXU

TX THE

S.-\.TISF .-\CT IOX

L\" mE J R OE .-\L I XGS

TH .-\T IT P .-\l ·s

TO TR.-\PJ. ; AT O CR STORE.

,,1,pendlcltls.

1 The Beta ~rorll>· ente r- I , , _ .

J t.:ilned at dinner Tuesda,· e,·enlng In _La"' r ence Ha r mon. I,.

Is here I. B. Ball. ooe time associate edL honor o f :\!rs. :\tar,- ~tatbews, who Is wnh his Ag. bo)S from Pro, ·o High tor ot this sheet, no9,· State Director here ,•lsltln,; her daughter Hilma school. or Ag. Education. is here for Boys .\lathews. ROB('S rormed the cente rand Girls Club Work. piece. Covers were laid for ten.

Geo. F'. Holmstead.

'Ii, ha.a re___ _ turned fro m W)·orulng for a Coun- 1 llorgan llcKt.)' bas taken the "Bun"

Hlllam -::-an

old

Aggie

ty Agent

pos~e,·ler

county.

encountered at the dual track me~t \"ere L. Martineau baa returned lo Salt Lake last Saturda}·.

"Bun ' ' from New Mexico to accept a postls fairlr bubbling o,·er with old uon as County Agent In Salt Lake

~I::: i:~ h~s:~:

1/~:Xea/:Stco:::

count y.

::~lnt:i::Us~~e

~:hb~ sb:i:i: :st!:: 3 placed her left band In a similar How she ac• 1set of decorations. qulred her misfortune is not known

j to

Student

u_ re. __

10! years In Extension work In AgrlLellnr Price, 'Ii, bas resigned as Tbe Sigma Alpha Fraternity has ~ulture.

At present he Is running a· County Agent In Carbon couo~y compleled a list of Its men In the _oo ac r e rarm at Granger. Utah. ,a_nd Is rnanagtng a dairy farm m Sl'f\'lte and 00 ,.,. lrnds SI stars 10

~::dt:~

~el;~:!i::·ta~~::s~f at~e:~:l~e~~ a:t::; :.~:,.:~ ~:s!a:~~~!!at:.~.

Mni. R. P. ~Ire of Lieut.lhe farm ers o f the state and such ex- barr e l.

C'l'.'lonel Hartle, R. O. T. C. com"rrsslors as "'my boy Is going to the .. F'lr,d a ~ood t hing and stick to 11·· manda.rt arrived the first part of tbE Co lleg e r<ex.t yea r" ore quite com- s:dd the glue.-Ex. -vc<'k to make he~ born; In Logan mon in ,·arious parts of th e sta t e.

-- 4•1th her husband. :\! rs. Ha rtle was ··)!other, do ou r so ld iers In France formerly )Ilsa Lucile Clark of Snit Mose Stiefel Is here on one of b is hathe! " Call:e City. Sbe has a host of fri ends periodic vlslta ,.,.bleb show that bis ··Poor boys! Xot ,·ery o f ten. rm Ill Logan who will be g lad 10 9,•elheart Is stlll here and that be may afraid." .:-comeher here. lira. and :\Ira. Hartle be onable to stay away anothe r "Does It seem altoge th e r square-wlll make their home at the George. ...; school year. to use this soap and water!"-Ltfe. , Thatcher apartment.s.

:;;:t

l tab county ~! ~~ldEe:~:: ~::o~le:·:lc~a;;; \\"ord re aches Student Life that £,·ans. killed In anion. and Hor ace Cyril o ..·en bas landed In :,;ew York. Argyle. who died of lnuuenza.

The Cyril bas spent a little time of late stars nre dh•lded as follows: One annihilating Deutscbers.

Lieuten ant Colonel. four Captains. eighteen f'irst Lleuten3Dl9, fifteen Ste,·e Deal was at the track meet second Lieutenants, nve Se r geants, in Salt Lake Satu r da)·.

Ste,•e con- eight Corporals. thirteen prh·ates. fines much effo r t to telling of a one West Point cadet, three Red wonderful bah~· boy and ho"' good f'rl'H men and thirteen In Officers' j rrops are going to be. l Training camps.

3TUOENT

PAGE F OU lt

LIFE

STU□ ENTSWAITE .

U.BASEBAllHIGH lASSIES,$CHAFF$, ______ ____.., lETTEAS TEAM HERE INTWO GROUPS HOME " There 's a little

~--------...;:

NOW ",

chaff in

every thrashing" /. M. Cornf ed. ,

Tenni s Team s l\leet on Courts 1'ues day Spent in Domest ic Tomorrow - Ball Team s Evenly Science Classes And Tourin g Matc hed-' 'U" Str onger in Campu s---Senior Chap el Ap• Tennis. peals.

With the a1•owcC1 ln u.:mtion or The H ig h School girls s ile nt th e duJ)llcating their feat o( la st week greate r 1)1\rt of Tuesday ge ttin g ac1 :1/i°,1111::~~::ci~~-10i11~;;r!~:::1:f m~~~:: ~:t~::dg;i;; ~~;\;t~ :;ir ::~. s~~01 tcnui s team Is here today to meet roiuidings Ormly iu their minds .. our m en on the courts to1110rrow.

After breakfasting at the Cafeteria With th em arc the bnsc ball men t h ey greeted their friends In the 1 1 1 :ra~::~st:~tl~~tg~l::'. ~~~ ~~:ruelt!o;f ~::~ ~~~:~-s :~si~~rdoi:!; ~~b:~:\ar~i:~s ,:~~ of which i;:ame is now Jtuo wn. The lll 9 o'clock when th ey were called ;tro~a;'.:1:~~-

1 be playcd

tom orrow

to ,;h:,c;:;~sg

Cle,n H ayward

has

changed

hi s

name to A. Stewed. The A. s tands for alwnrs.

( Hear~

a ! P!ntnges).

E . R. Ha nsen learued how to cat with a fork while 0 11 the trip to Salt I,ake with th e track tea m .

• • •

Write t o Home Town Pape rs of Experiences at Club WeekLives tock Jud g ing Conte sts Held.

I)

:t::;::~: ~!:

8

Moderate ly Pric ed, Value Considered Colors Guara nt eed.

nc!~iu;;!~~vc~ ;: 0 period yesterda)' 0s~:1~ cu11icd the first the stories of "Wa lker Br os. Bank 111 morni n g In the Boy s ' and Glrl s' Sa lt Lake.

Club 11rogrom. The boys and girls .. ~ .. , start t he day r11i11ro 1>rlatelr with a

~:,~,h~1~111;a1;:1ds~:~ved

,\s usual th e boys ate we ll .

HOWELL BROTHERS Logan's For emost d , Clothiers A

Morning

r1q1h.l-flre course in Journalism. as a result of whic h each boy and girl lin s written a letter or "'doings" h ere to his 1esJJect11e hom e-lown ne,is- 1 1in11or Some boost for the U \ C I · · , · ·1 -n il this l)ro-Agg[e propnganda.

their

w!~Jh\~10u:a1b~/~~ l:i~uc;~·:~

;1~:lr·:\~:

\~~~r1~l;;\1J1r:bc a i1~11~:r;us~e;~

THANNUAL TH IRTEEN ET BANQUBY SJGS

nn:u~\ng After dinner

George

::;tc,:l~et the gi rl s met at th e i\eren tam

Womens Buildlug 11here the) 11ere mond • formed !uto t110 grou11s. 111th about the•

Tonight

at~

~an

Pal'ilion,

t he Sigma Alpha l~rnte rnlty will ho ld its Thlrll'cnth Annunl Banquet.

1'hc Sigs. hni•e li('en working for th e la st fc,w weeks doln f: ei'cr)'lhini; possible to assure th e success o f the

I-~ ce les

bo3 rnmp,

~~:s~1~ )1~1•~;s~e::~ gh ls th ere

C)rll

se

'~ii':: :

~::::ntc;l

ll nm•

than th e> did

,vh en Jn cf}u cs, th e 1ert-rootcd mi ler c ro ssed the tripe ahead of the U. man last Saturday it was fo und out h e had g-one fil'e laps to th o U. man·s four ln11s and had st UJ won .

and

regulalio11s

g iven

concern111g

their

r ('s iiec lll'e projects.

110 1 Ll;~:; ::~~~~~;:~~e ;~} ~etec:t::~:-.

0 and Home Econoinics._were told by Miss McC llernc how their l)roje cts could be lmpro\'ed.

Special emphasis was made both to the boys and to the girls on t11e

tl1r('C sections, th e lounging room.

0 1 ~1~1~01~~ ;.11;::1 a;~dc\ ~~t~tcm:~~:t~

;:;1i1~i:,: ;~1,:rtt:;t~~

:~:!:

:d::

At ·l o' c lock they were taken

:.~j

hang a~ OIH· encl o r th e hall a nd th e 0 1 !~gt~:r:~~~e: :~(tt~~,::~sh~!:;~ ies~:~;

on an

olllcial tour -~! tho r~~npus.

George

Eccles asketl

us to

11\ense

~1e~:111~1;e~l-iath e bent Ille D. Y. U. man

Cosmopolitans Journey TO Realms of Pers·,a

imiiortnnco

Yesterday

of keeping

acouuts

the

engnged In a stock ju<lging contest at the Livestock Pa\'ll!on. under th e direction of Prof . Geo. Caine.

This was one of tho most spirited occn-

~:;;1•w~l~dbcO;ol~:·w;:;1:;s~

slons o r the entire club sc hool . K een rivalry was e,•ldenced nnd the boys

Lo gan and

other

Ut:i.h

and

carry

"

~d~~:~/~::t

:~:~ceh:~:

II I

monkey

wrenches

"

,',•,•:,",11'..11,Bho••••Jt1~1,,,.c1c"1,1,b,.

"1:,1:~ c,,oom ,1~ ~~1ta~:111~1t11:;\\:1~:ct::~ nr::tt11!~'\l~: " " ,.. ....

Juulors.

lil about 2 a. m . or ther{'abouts.

T,he rhc <liscomlorts o f seasickness on th (' Seniors s\1111iC"dIt ove r the musk wUI be rurnlsll{'d br Lew bd- ,1·111·o1·cr and sheltere d from th e Thank s, Ed. • • •

S!~s. wh o wLll ~~~:iu:f Btt:11: :~u'i!1ew~;:c•~~~;~; tl ~:mr: 1 n~e t:;r~,:~<' ~; , ~. :!~cn 1:J11npeC'o f Persian cltiC's, 1ieop le and 1111 1 1 :on~ 11:or Sharp . J ohn Slrnrp, J in, :~1: ;~c t~,:e:c~:r•~ :,\::~all<h:::;, w:::t~~: ; Whit e,.· \ . J . Taylor, Cedric Snow au d (e>:i.turf's of the countn·.'

Berl CaTrini;ton.

Then S. J .. Khan discoursed Ul)on 1 1:n K\'r TL\1 1•: 11.\ ll .\T SOIHE t~ ~~\:lc;;~: :1~::l~r ~:~l~:;~I ;;:~ 1-'ltEXC..' !I ,h•1•el opmf'nt since 19 06. business 1C"o~,dnul'd fro m r a:.:e on~" "On('"esslons t o ot h er nations and the 11011sau" two Fr('nch songs, " La lnfluenco e:-:C'rll'(l h y J.:uro11can Pnllstenne and a ··1,c ('~·cle du Vin." nations 11·f'rc disl'ussrd and an ou tlln c Ml~s l'nderwood, :-01\ss ~lnrgaret '>r the schoo l sys tem was gil'CII, \Yortey and )!is,; Leona Barrett •ompur\111: the Pcrsla11 schools with i:;anµ: fi('1·eral delightful trios. !hose or other nations.

TIJ(' e,·cnlng was conc lud ed with

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--Sorosla Vuudf'llllt.', scenario by Mae E:dwnnls, i\lnrtba Carlis le art •llrC"C'tor, was ll<'f'n and he:i.rd and Qu n\ 111. 111arn1lltd at hy the Jllgh School boys - 11111dgirls la!!t cvc11i11g in the Firth SH I SJ~8 Ward Amusem('nt Mall. The \'Uudc,·111<-is the orcllunry girl. singing,

Modern Barber ~ho11 C,\ IU, ISLE & GUDMUNDSON Proprietors l3 \\'-: st Center S1reet

William Currell ('I he Hc.:a ll Tr1111 ;.fcr Mnn)

t',dl11 Answered Promptly.

Phone ··Rcsall Sto re·· No. l or 2 Phone, nc slden ce , 878 W. Prll'es Reasonable Logan, Utah

I il,00 0 to 30.0 00

Po unds of Milk _ :::,,1·1"ntr-se1·en cow s hal"e bC'~•n admlt1cd to the llols l l•ln-F1•leslan Ad1•a11Ct•d Re siste r that ha1·e J)l"OdUCC'd7.000 to 15,uoo (111arts or milk In l)erlods or l{'n months to a year. The CJ.po.city of th e Holstein cow for milk Is a malt('1· or ext rnordlnary interes t lflnt,.,r este dln

dOLSTEIN CATTLE

:i1iud for our booklets - they

con• tnln much 1•alunble !uformntlo n. ll01~5'1'E IN-1~1l1ESIA-._ ASSOClA 1'10', 01 ~ AMl~RI OA, LIO\" :?80, lli-ntl le l.loro, Vt .

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~1::::i:1n:n:t~1!~~~c ;:11'.~~}u ~n Atr<·rknn man and Orlc11tal girl arfair, cnrry it awny rrom the comruonplnce.

It won' t be decided ·111 ,lft, r Snturdnr nii;ht whell1"r Ru by Osmond Is a better ol!I Indy o r vnm]l, .1111\she Is 111tt'l1lnc 11en11lcs with .' ,]:,Hen(' Barber and Dora E1•ans to !I ·c whkh on,:, h::is the mos1 cha rm h,g smilti.

The stunts hetwef'11 nets nrc th(' most mlrth-lH'o1•oking thin gs In the show. though 1hcr dou·t sho w ,·er)" much. It goes with a ho1i-skl]l-antl1u1111ithr ough C'hlna 1ow 11, thc mol'les 1111ddown en th l' farm.

"'Pcsty" CNlnln ly had hi s thinkin g habit with h im during tho s:o-cond game with thl' University Inst SatUl"• day. Ho strNched n 111·0-11lyswat Into thrce ba ses an d cantered around ,1ro11nd on the third base Jlno whllf: ,1 man was sa le at fir s!. All In nil "'Pesly" Jllny~•d a 1,,.,ry good brand or ball ngnlnst the Crimson.

• • • About 11\1 that won the hu n dr ed ror ··st ubb y·· was th e litt le red CUil The Judges of the fluish co uld Sl'I'

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AT'l'ENTJON

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SERVICE , QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY STUDENTS:, Let us Show yo u o u.r Co nipl ct e Lin e6 of Sto, ·es , Jl.n.ogcs, Furn itur e, Hu gs nnd Linol e um . They pl cn110 be<:"u se th ey nr o the Dest.

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:;r~~~go;o;:1it~n1c;111~~1: ~t1~:~tr 1~~t t~ 3 bu ll th e)' could'nt take thei r ercs ctr that hit o r co lo r and tl J('rcb~ hanjl;S lhe talc of 11011 C. \V. won th l' l'Cntury. llul 110 roo lln'. the tlimlnu Uve one dhl'nt ha\' c II hnlr's width t o spai·c.

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Any time you buy a cream se p nr:i.tor - no matte r who makes It or 11hat c laims a r e mnde ror It-that has 11ot beh ind It a loug record or satisfactory se r\'lc e, a. r ecord 1-uown tot 11. a record that Is lo Itse lf 11 gu:irnntcc ol sntisfactory service, you are tnkl ng a gnm ble wit h a ll the odds ni;utnst you.

Stoneaud,

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tolletesl olattfndl frut rh 1tnden1s Thllrfi

There Is one c r ea m separator that lws been the acknowledgt;d world's s tandard ror o\'er 40 )'ears. lt"s the one cream i;opnrntor thnt Is used by the creumcrymon almost exc lu slvcl)•.

Dairy rnrm ers the coun try O\'er know the De L:ll'al and Its ste rling quality.

Exp er• lcncc has shown them th at

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THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR

165 llroadwar New York.

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Or d e r yo ur De L1H"n l now n nd let U bCJriu s 111 ·i11i; croo m for .rou rl i-:ht awuy. n e m e mhcr thnt n De Linn! mny be bought fo r <"'.n,; h or o n s uch llb c1·nl t er m~ us to sn, ·o its ow n cost. See th e Jocn l l) c L1w11Ini-:cnt , or, If )'OU d on 't kn o w him , write to the m •nrcs t n o Lin-al o ffice as l.lclow.

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WAR SAVINGS HEADQUARTERS, Room 508 Deseret Bank Building, Salt Lake City The Pub lic at~rged

propos!UOI totbe 1 Conrueuc Part,Juo

FINEST MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES French Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Alte ring. \.Vork Ca lled fo r And Deli vered.

Phone 171 20 West 1st Nor th, Logan-

The genrra l l11q1resslon arou11d tlw C'ol\f'ge has bel'n to the effect that th e Freshman class shou\(l hn1·l' morl' lil'C mcmlJers than any o f th e other CillSS('S in the SC'hool. Stutlstlcs gnthf'r('cl from th e Fresh1n:1n party In the U'OTll('ll'S Gyn1 Friday ni g h ! hOll'Cl'Cr, hul'e d o 11(' much to chnngf' the ]lre1·alll11p: lnipr('sslon.

Th ere 11ro1•cd

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,J. W. FUNK. Chairman Cache Ciunty, Richmond. Utah.

GEORGE T. ODELL, Statte Director for Utah.

proridlutl 11:indlfU fb e W•r IOi,endm• regoluser \Jetheto wl 1renth~ml 1nrnedlotll'.

R0.T.C. TheWII tosendd!sc 1nest0Enr tbearmi-ol c. menare gow!ll bt r Satesand IDulnlhe All meal attheoeai lngollicer.

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:~.~,eF~;:~:~}~1~1:1:; :\.\ \~~cnn;f :~:~:;: 1 ,.,1r co-Nls. Th e lat est tlnuces wcr(' tndulged in with no e\'l<lcncc of comnr•tltlon for floor s11ac{'. Pun ch was cousumC'd to the dnni,:cr point, but ion~ bC'forc t hf' rllottN l hour ot ncl• tournmcnt. it wCls Count! that the con'"nts of the bowl had rcached a point Thal wasn't as bad after all when of dl1Uinl 11hlng ut•l t}'. A delightful i·ou come to think of it . one bas eba ll •wenin g i1•ns s11ent hy the s lecct two ancl n lrn ck mee t. Hatllor a imccess- rloz('n. showing on a small scale what game and a track mcen out of two might be cx[lcc t cd from the class if fl.II little journcl', wh:i.t? th csc f r,w ar c typical f'itnmp lcs of thf'I · true Fro s h s1ilrlt.

The boys arc 1111here rrom th e C'lt, todnr to show us how they do It at The Misses Rachel Anderson or the Unl\'erslty.

Th or w\11 pull th e l.(' 1'1. Hcttn Culler nnd Helen Roy. Sli;::ma Alpha announces the Big town stuff"' so look out for them lonrc of S11ringl'llle, Anna Page or 11lcd,;lns of Robert E GrlOltbs of Agi; i('s, d on't le t th e Crimsonlles ll'ad riiy 11 on. Myra Thomas or Lehi, Bcr.--imlthOC'hl. yo u astry.

Among the reel followers nlc(' Peck of Grn111s,•llle nnd Veda arc "Jake" Shafsky, next yea r·s Stu- Porter or Mor ga n nro some ot th o • dent Body Prexr at th e u ., Dnve Cole- lll gh School gir ls who Intend to re1''0T l( ' t-: '1'0 .\G. Cl,U II ;\IJ.:S 11m::in, present cclltor or the Utah sister at the A. C'. nest fall.

Annual A'-' C'lug tr1J1 Sat('hl"onlcle and other athletes known 1 t:~l~)~ n~. ~ r \tt~:: ,\';;hc;;:~ S ~ ::~::'./l"•·ious combats with A (' ~~1;~'~11 ~1~1~1~~::: ;1t0;~:ne; 11 11 00 D('l{'j::lltes and the H igh School I • • • rollowC'rS must h11vc Imel a bad night Atllletf'S. GC't your n ame In to •.ikf' thC' "llu{'k"' 1irh':l l(' who ,lid fh('rc's n d1ance for A. C'. to show a ) !\!,;,l'hnm or ll:i r ber if you want I 1101 hn1'(' 1111ylowcr t o sink or th e ltttle pol) todny nnd tomorrow nncl a sc i j •rr1n1i who dld'11t hn1•c nnylhing t o smot h er Aclam·s l~lcld with Aggie I <i IM•f'. WC' ran• , (lo much worse lhnn l""C' ll !:I.

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1 11 ~ ::::r:~:~~u: : : ~c ::.~: :a::::: I :1~i:~ed:~7l~te~~rb;: s~:: d~: m:~r;l~ri;~:: 11 11 11 wh eeling his harrow aroun d uiisld c was OC('"ul)lcd in tile Judging con . down and whC'n asked why h e did not test.

Jlcm('l'Cr, t~ie boy s h:i.d the wheel It riglu side uai he rcpiled thnt 01111 ortuult~· of sc('mg the ~est of the they filled It with br icks 111lllat case C'ollci;e stock nt the 1invlhon during ihe question is jusl h ow Insane wa ~ llHI judging contest.

It souuds lik e J>retty good to us normn \ folks.

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1 0 1110~·t;n;~:~ 1~l:d : 11~~~~ t:·c~: 11 Sum Hat ch says w~ nc1·or get too ~:~~:~e:f ~he \:::1\0~:s~:in old lo learn.

He nlwars whe,., ls his nounced In our n('Xt Issue .

I wheclharrow aro und u psl d 1? d o w.n I The lh ·cs tock para<\(' which wns

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ca ll s ror a s ix c_ourse i Tl•• Cosmo-1,ol lto,, ('-1,,b took" tour ~;c;~1uo:: };~,:1 , sc::/:~csre.te ll wh e n n n y banquct wi th tonS t s 10 be de liv ere d ,-,f P ersia last 11ight. guided by S. J .

by S. G. Rich, ll e hcr !\leeks. W . J . l<hnn and ,\. I\ . l{lnrn . sitting comAs th e Editor Is Junior he won·t

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:;~;~ra~il:~11:si~cc:1~~~;et~1 1:::e:•i:/:: mestlc Art and Domestic Science by Goldle Faux and Bessie Eaton of the Exten s ion Dl, •lslo n .

In tho meantime th e boys were

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l or 110 (;ll{'StS. nil Sigs. and parl ners,

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General

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afternoon

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Accounts of the Facult y, Stude nt Body, Officers and Members of the S. A. T. C. \Velcomed.

Prompt and Car ef ul Attention Guaranteed .

sussesllons

ha~'~1~c~;n\•lllon is d ecora t ed In green n,,,",',1, 1,", ,th1,'o;s,,J1b,Jloo,"t1,:1•1,1,10,kfo•llloon"•' ',; ., • \Vor lcr wn s high point 1111111 at the 1 1 1 ;: •~~~~/::~t:t ~ ~~a:s ;,\~. :·!~~it~1 ~;i-~~~-m!~· ery T-bono 1 ~:::~ ~:~:o~~~r\l:~i:. arternoon was in struc-

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Abroad D p0rtunilY To DoL'

I Cache V a 11ey Ban k•1ng C0.

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and Be rt Smith lost because u · team's men got the ba ll ove r Hot:enson

~1;::i~r~~ I~ i~~~~:i":11: n~~\r:;: :t D!1~1~ th e net more times es t lc Al"ts Classes, which grou p two silent tile arternoon In Dom estic Scil•nce C'luss.

The girls arc to lead clu bs through out the state during the s ummer,

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Pl arlng tennis for the "U" are a l\leh Interest In the "Senio r" c lrnJI• Da1·c Coleman.

C'l iff ~lm1>son 1111d cl . and 1,01\·ed thut If anything so di"Jack .. Jo rd a 11 le ft a tl1i on th0 Har o ld Bc1111ctt. Op11os111gI.h e m w\11 i•crting cou ld be looked rorward to ~~b~; ::;t \~ : ::·::~:~ tot ~'~::~:: ;~~ 1 1 1 11 b e George Eccles. Cyril ll a mm ond nc:,.t year they would surely atten d and Bert Smith. The "U'" m en ha1·e a · a clgnr 111th Ille betorc mcutloned the A. c .. They wero assured that ti shade and s hould 1\111 be ca use of Sonlor Chnpel Is an aununl arl'air p • • • cx11erlence

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The singing of club songs, c leve r written to Ot popula r t u nes, oc-

out!~:s~J:e ;::~t:tn t~~:t ,:~:e l si~'lcl: 1ieppy rendition of, ··Good thinking so meone wou ld shine them. illr. Zlp•Zlp•ZII)."

Never Bef ore Must Buy Quality Ifoown as the B e 5 t

ROY BU LLEN and MARIN ER ECCLE S, City Chairm en, Logan, l.'.tah.

CAPTAIN HENRY D. MOYLE, Assistant Dir ecto r for Ut ah.

VISITORS ARE CORDIALLY IN\' ITED TO HEADQUA RTERS .

to inve st their surplus funds and interest from Liberty Bonds in War Saving Stamps

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