The Utah Statesman, May 23rd, 1919

STUDEN'r LIFE

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Fifteen - Oratoric a l Medal Winners Awarded-SteUa Young Wins First Lois Hayball Medal Ginn For Embodiment of Home Secures Full Amount of ProEe. Ideals. _____ posed $425.00 BudgetOfportunity For S. A. T. C. Men The annual honor chapel was held the ranks of scholarship •·tudents fif'ers For Year 1919 •20 E lect• To Do Likewise [n Marines.

Tuesday when ce rtain representath·e Tb o1e receiv ing Scholanblp Al! ed Today.

8. Y. U. Appears Strong--Poi nts Spri nts, Hurdles And Distance Eve nt s For A. C. Seem Sure.

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students of th e College we re awarded Lieutenant-Colonel Ha .rt le and medals and honors for th eir achieveLi eutenant Scott ba,e Inf ormed the ments In differ ent activi ti es of col War Department that th e ) will be lege Ille Among the medals awa rd-

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not seen service abroad. to go overseas · and th er \\"Ill be ba ck in time to gi,,e the fruits of their experi ence to the asplrlrlng R. 0 . T. C. youths. providing th e ~Var Department give:;

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1'h e War Departm ent Is planning

11, •ere Dudley Crafts, Oa,·ld Cox, Maurice Linford El na MIiie r. Aid)'th Vernon. Edn'a White.

Gen cni we lls and J ohn Ziebarth.

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: ledal, a girft of · He nd ri cks was th e next awa rd ed.

This medal Is given annually to the student who excels In ex temp oraneous speaking.

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turn ed in the tall to Instru ct In the R . O. T. C. Th e War Departm ent a lso desires to send discharged so ldiers and mnr1 :::sat:m~u;~Po:::;a~ 1:!~ e!,: e~~I;~ C. men are eligible: and tho se who go wlll be returned to th e United States and discharged with the ) larInes in the fall.

All men Interested s hould appl)· at th e nearest Marin e Corps r ec ruit• Ing office r. · -·-

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Tomorrow In t he lair of our trlend Gene Roberts In the little city of Pro,•o far to the south, th e At·

and is now resting on a little knoll about u 25 .oo blgb. More l ban two thirds o~ the men at ~be College, a

t,les fr om the north wlll put forth their mightiest efforts to bring borne the bacon to bang In the

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start at top speed when schoo l opens ne.<t fall.

Lead e rs in the r ecent funds cam paign were J. T. Wilson . In charge ~~: :: .. --:~~:•~n~:~.

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Head of An. Hus. Department rest at the mo uth o f Logan canyon After Six Months in San itary a ll th erea t of th eir natura l lh·es ao d th ~:=:~er~well Romney a nd bis "arrlors will st.art on their journ ey Or. W. E. Carroll Is back from todar ,spend tonight In Salt Lake France and will soon resume bis City and mo\·e to th e field of ba ttl e work as bead of the Animal Hus- tomo rr ow where at about 2 :oo p. m. bandry Department of the t:. A. C. The first gun will be fired to open This pleasing news was brought to the battle when "Stubby Pete" takes light W ednesda)· when Dr. Carroll th e hu nd red av,ay from Larson a nd quiet ly browsed Into t he :\fain Build- Hugh Wing.

Thereafter Coach Ing and began chatti ng with old •'Dick" belle,·es b e will ba,•e n° th • friends.

Ing to do but to ca ll the men for Dr . Carro ll left the College last th ei r e,•e nt s and sit back with bis September to accept a commission as pencil a nd a paper a nd check up th e th e Captain In the Sanitary Corps of the points (lbat's how conll d ent army_ He reported for dutr at Aggie mentor Is over th e outcome Camp Greenleat Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga ., of th e coming meet.)

A little and early in :S-ovember emba rked tor plffle--a battle Is reallr e:ipe<:ted.

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Poor Conditio n of Track Stops Poss ible Records--East High \Yins. \Vith Gra nit e Second Place.

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"Stubby" Is expected to win. while rrom the speed Barlow has been

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;: 0~ee::~ct/~:ebo}·;e;:ta~1!::tln~ rtehs~ ~:: ~n20hls,~shr~nce~a~: a ..r:~~o~: crlbed. and to see that It was pre- Luke .. Falck is backed as a winne r pared as it ihould be." "·Ith :S-agle about e,·en mone)· to A. E. F. ,·ets "'Ill a ll recognhe the place or show , In the HO ya rd ,un impo rt ance of this with th ei r me-- ' 'Sum " Hat ch and a blond nigh t• morles of mal-nutrltion In o,·erseas mare will run to death Hugh Wing camps. .and anybody else who baa the nerve In the course of his wo rk Or. to ente r the once . a round-th~track Carroll covered a g reat deal of ter- ~:::\~~cb~~:~1:;dtoW:~~m:;ou~:ke 1: :::n.~-eta~:~d!:g s:.t A~:n:n~vr~ljo!~ and fina lly to Br es t as a Food and :S-utrltlon off icer. About J anua r}· 5 he anended a con ference of nutrition

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lad~a a :~ce::k:t 8 1 ~~::f!g t~r: c!e~; a71~i°.. 1:Y:~ ::~--t!: e,·e r even a fte r th e hug e eff'orts made b>· the Coach and bis friends to get the long path or cinders into any kind of condition for the young athletes to set up some re<:ords on.

Some of the coaches belle,·ed the slow track stopped the runners from setting up some new marks, 1 Es:e;i: 1;rm~ l:s ::!a 1:r~: :; t! : :;etted that th.e track was as slow as it was But e,·eo•tbing within human p~wer was done to get the

Last Friday night the \'!siting boys and gi rls from the High schools we re gh·en one final impression to add to their al read~· highly multi•

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tl. e mile and the ha lt mile and the Aggies s hould pick up se,·era l points In these eYents. In the weights and jumps "Frog" )lcDonald.

Clyde nd tbt!: 1 >·eo •,·•• •'• •,•••• flhttlg'h•,',•.••·, •,tudl••••gtsec~nde rs Into the best possib le condl- ofCicer11 of the Second Army, beld at Worler a or their 01 00 0u 0 t a d nobod" cou ld do more 8" Toul. From Toul he was detailed to associates will do their "derndest" State we re present and to add to that a ..~~:besn don't st;etcb the turns ou; the 79 th Oh-lslou at Souilly which Is to ,:ounteract the scoring of the ::;

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After a cheering menu of rad1sbes.

Stone and other prominent national ollve8, pickles. roast Yea!. bo t rolls. characte rs. mashed potatoes. maple nut Ice Where studen t delegates in other c ream and ~ few othe r fi:xlngs, colleges baYe once had the privilege "Stubb~· Pete· arose to acknowledge! or atten.dlng one of th ese conferences an introduction ghen b)'. Eb. K irkgreat rn ·alry bas re sulted amo ng ham.

"Stub" forthwith spllled students for succeeding con ferenc es. sund r y stories or a cha r acter which Thi s yea r Kansas co lleges are send • made prope r the eomplled•l\'lth reIng to Estes Park more than 90 quest tbnL the ladles see Mr. Coote~ 1tudenta: Nebr aska colleges a re to in the kitchen for O min ut e. be re pres e nt ed by more than 100 President Peterson welcomed the men. To meet In close contact a o d boys to the A. C. afte r the first associate with hundred s of college round of "Stubby's" humiliating wit. men from the Weste rn States a n~ Later fell James E. lloss, President discuss th e big problems of the da) of the Ath letic Association. who Is conside red a ":?~~erful oppor• spoke generally on high school actunlt )'. The loca l \ expe<:ts some th·ltles: Coach E. Lowell Romne)' rivalry when the delegate Is chosen. who apologized for the poor_ condl---+tlon of Adams Field and promised 00 10 ::~e ~n:\~:-a~'. :. r!~:~;:n. ye;~s~ ~::;

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gp~d<eed, •••• .•,•.,•,•,•••••••• tutdh•,•,••••wt~-~h thh•••••,w a rdi••••••••• -•• ••ll••'"•·•••m•••••,~•.a:x~ '\Vltb a beauLlfu\ day to gl'eet Fran ce.

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"0 them the high school athletes o[ While In France Dr. Carroll's could be eliminated The law of pre- I e rclses was reached b~· the exce l- th e state were sent Into the first work was of a variety that should cedei:: t bad to be broken by the ad• lent rendering of "l1otber Macre e ·• state high school track meet 1as1 give him a warm place in the heart mission

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nuallr l_n the se,·en diff ere nt pa rts or the t:nlted States and Este8 Park bas been chosen a.s the meeting 1 ~ ' '",: °:.~!:s :·::e~:e~i:l~~~l:e:~: " 18 1 0 ., . which s uch men as the following w\11 1 :~~-/~:i~s~:;: ::d P;:: :

,moke room ot the Thomas .3mar t 1,rrunaslum.

Along with th e bacon I b ed and sincerely belle,·ed ~~a: th:P"Blg Blue" team w\11 b11,, ·c the beginning of a herd o f goats for

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The "Y " Council will meet today an d de<:lde defi nite!)' rega rdin g the propositJon of sending a delegate to the Rocky Mount ai n Student • • Conference. to be held at Estes Park . June 14-2 3. FUt een rep resen• If one-tenth of the 125 high tatl\'es are expected from Uta h col • school ath letes who rallied a r ound leges.

From present p rospec ts the the big A system o! tables at the loc~ " :Ill send at least one and high sc hool dinner last Friday. pr~haes; :;:ferences are he ld an~ sb ould come to th e A. C. next year

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1 Mo;::\ ext o rder of awards wa s In :: :~o:as~::;:~ ~u::; Scholarship A's. Professor Rendrl cks or Senior standing, In the school of r eviewed the names of stud ents who Home Economics, on the basis o f haYe received scho lanblps since qualities of womanhood. e,•ldence of th e Inauguration of the awa rding of application of Home E co nomic prln • scholarships. )!any of th ese persons ctp les In even· r elation of dally lif e, are now on the College faculty while and profici e ncr tn scholastic attain• oth ers are holding p rominent pos- roents. ltion s in Governmental and othe r Much difficu lt )' was evidenced In fields ot work. choosing tile glr l most nea rl y apAn unu sa l featu re In the Scholar- proacblng this standard.

The three ship awards was pr esent this year. who were best qualified wer e Lora Sin ce the awarding ot recognition Bennion. Wlnltred Smith and Stella for scbo latlc attainment was begun Young.

Miss Whitacre explained It has been the custom to give Schol- that a fine p rocess of hair splitting arship A's to the six highest ranking was required to terminate the declsstudents.

Thi s year bowe,·er. there ion In Miss Young's fa, ·o r. Arter ~~no:~lcu~~;~:ty

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Sta~lle)' :;e~~:tt~us~=~ea;>~a~~x an"~:; cep on necessary.

Since two st udents were t ied for sixth place ne<:essltated th e placing of seven_ names on th e

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The Sing F.one players of Logan furnished- the music and . If poulble, 1{hey played with e,·en mo re "pep " lhan usual. j A featu re of the part)' was the unh·ersal Introduction scheme In• stlgated by "Del" Ga rdner wben he Introduced everybody there to eYer)'• body else In one short apeecb.

The ,·isltors all seemed to bave had a good time when finally the last dance was o,·er and It Is hoped that they ca rr ied a lasting impres slon of the democratic spi rit of the College to their homes with them

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J The high schoo l men started arrh·lng In town Thursday night and were Immediately taken lo band and kept strolllng around and loslnir Themse h· es In the mYsterles of 1..o,~an·s mighty buslnes~ dist r ict and no foolin ' about that business distrlct either on dollar day.

From the sights which can be seen this morning (see this was written on Wednesday and you thought It was penned on the machine tbls morn, Ing but that's "·he re we fool ed youl 1 for an epocb-mak . ~tg:~;·a)~: ro~l~be :1:~ w:!;:

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After Trips to various base points (a lway s ,·la Paris) he went to Bordeau:x expect\ng to emba rk there.

Boats came and went yet he co uld not sall. tor there were no first class accommodatlons left and the embarkation ...rricers would not permit an officer to tra,·el second or third class. (Th e enlisted man has bis day occasional• h·. l Flnalh· he was ordered to Brest ;nd set sail from there April 21st. l"pou arrh•lng In America be went to Camp Dix where be was dis• charged 4 s hours after bis arrival Dr. Carroll looks well and says he enjoyed the experience greatly.

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Aside from these even ts Clint will not "nter tbe others so the .~ggics roay nn,·e a chance to take a few points.

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Seniors ""Ill be glad to know that thofe little roll s of sheepskin for which they ba,·e been working all these long, bard years, are almo&t "'ilhln tbelr grasp.

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His announced topic There were norulnated The Fifth Annual Banquet or the "·as A. C. spirit.

With conside rable cers as follows: Sigma Theta Phi Sorority Is scbed,1 1- spi rit he ga,·e the boys some old AgFor Presldent--George ~hr:;

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g reat ly antlclp• Preparations are now "•ell u nd er wa)·. and the aff'ai r promi Ses to be crowned with success. A la rge repre-sentrtlon or alumni members Is ex• Pttted.

Lora. Benolon will act as chairman or the banquet and Kate Thomas as

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:-.umb e rs by the Glee Club members In school and the excellent ser,·Ice of the Home Ee. girls added zest to the affnlr.

Al'l'angements we re In cha rge of the College AthJetic Council.

--~0 tc-art:naater~ -I te:i 0::dM~~r11~n: · l~;, _P: e:; _ ~1:: : Hinch Cliff was a dinner gueet old A. c . alumni. DO\\" of Burley, at lhe Theta house last Sunday.

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The Jllustrious Seniors are speod• gles sho\\"ed the youngster11 th e best Re called it 'Cafe de Renown' Ing the remainder of their time be.

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The more con&erYat!Ye -I students will return tbelr11 to tbe boL 3 tom of their trunks after allowing :l tbe famll,· to gaze fond\}" at them for 1 1 ; :1:- :;.:- n::~ \:;!e: ";~!::n~b;: cords of their scholastic acble,·eJO. ments.

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Art('r lc:n·ing Corn(' I\ he d,.,·o t cd rend the same way.

• • • !:Is attention to ra il road const r uctio n 11 Sucress arter rorrr ls won !Jy working: for It llkc 1~::bl~~;~~ r~,: s,~:ta~~; 1::~r: :1: s~t~-,. ; sb:lr. r,f the O. S. L. Hnllro11d. 11lnn11edand ~upcn• hicd construc t ion o r tho EurAJ)pr o"e 1101 or him :\'ho• co 1;1mcnds al l yo u say. <>kti-Hll\ IL n. nt Tin t le n ud ror •wo years was cngine<'r for the Su m Full or courteslc. full or crn rt.

1,ter VallC'Y n R at Bake r City, Or e. f'ollowlng t his he mnl nt alnc d nn ofThe worst wheel or the cart make most n oise. fire al Portlrrnd Ore, for general en• 1;!nf'f'rlnr: !)ractlce.

Obser"e a ll men: thy11e lf most.

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Hi gh School "eek \\as enjo}a bl) During the past 1,eck tennis at thelcom1,an1011 ns 11 r ll ns ra.t11cr-o r 1 ho booklet Is one or the re g uh •r mloatcd for the bo)s In th e lllg , ollege t,ulletl us 11lilc h ar c issued bl- Collc;;e hcis ce1ta1n 1' been occ u 11}lng I four roh 11st futur e Aggies 8 11 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c~~=lt;~::u;1~~: =~~::1 :,::~ c~~: ;~;n~~ ~ ~::,i;:\iu;~~::eora~: ~~~;~~ ~~:/~;:) ~~ ~ ~m:: ~3 :~1t~~1i: ost~t ,~;;I~ 1 1 lcist Salttrda) kinds It has thirt) l\\O l of l students L' A c \SL' or l ultu rnl fJngineNmg anti mecha n ic 01 ,.nlous Tho trl1i '1as Instituted 11rlmo.ill) pngcs, t h irtee n or \I luch aro gl\'Cn ,~n<'ult1 L A c \ S B y l . ,rnd L' nrts he Is engineer for the stall' pow for the purpo se or lnltlatmr,ou1 o,< r to a s u mnwr~ 01 , 1 hat ,art the \ ( ,s B y c J ~r dam and <'ngl11corin1. ad\'tso r for 1 \'ISltors Into the bea11t1ts and utlll- College vla)etl 111the direct train In~ In the first mntch la st Frldn, the, . the College, rnd the cit) of 1,ogau th•s or Cac h e Vall e}·. from hoth nn or men for the I.Jnttetl Slntcs son-IC(~ l ' A C' vs U of r the "U" succeeded/ .:::l'ncrnlly. ai:rk ultural and commercia l stantl- Thl• remaindl•r or the book ito,·o t es in dlifenlin;:- us. hi the first singles[ fie Is n q u lot, errlclt.>nt, su1worto r 1,oln c and scenic cHt.>cts. lt~t>lf to describln;:- the work of thli Colt>man. r of l '. d{'(ealNl i-:cclcs. or nil student acth·ltles and always In addition to the high school E~ilerinient Stallon. the l~uenslou l .\ c. by winning lhree sets to l!;c• l<ecnly Interested in lhc work at hoys and agglc club m<'mbers, Pr es- IJl\'lslon. the New Ai:;rkultural i,;11• clt•s' one. 11.immond nnd Smith tic. lw.nd. \dent P ,.tcrson. St.'\'t.'rlll 11romlnent :;:-lnccrlnJ; l~xiierlmt.>nt Station :md fe:llNI Bennet and Ti pton ll. or U. \11 member, or the racult} .and O num- thf' ('olleJ."e pro11,;r. ,\ brief summa ry I thL1 doubles and o...nnctt defeat ed bcr or couuty :1gents went on tho I or the work or ea<'ll Departnwnt is Ha111n1on1\ In the flnul dechilng sinp:• • 1

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.\ Sst ·o (' ,\ ,\IEll ,\S ~ho:~; r 1~ I p laye d \ S n S t.:1'1' 1.11-:S lllnr k All lOll) 111 the Metro1101\tau l ~,.. t"yko P1111cranJ Ansco F ltrn~ 011crn !louse t he hnglst place or It s 11; 'fo r t h ~~~i~ ~~;, Res u lt.I 1, .,;_:1111 1dnd in P h ll.Hlo;l phia I um a mcmbcr or Lu L u Tcm11le stock compJll) .i. u,asc.nlc organization calh;d the =- - - - G-o_ T_o_ T_h-,--Shrine, u nder separate co\'cr I a m STA R CL OTHING CO. 011d\11g rou a 111·01,;rnm. Qui· p la} T o R uy \\ ' lllk ovcr Sh oes , Me n' J!. w:1s ca lled t he Amulet and was w r it• S tyl e iilt1$ S u its , B n lil n..d ten by one o r o u r membe r s . The Furoi s hln p stor)' ro.:1•0.:a lcd the- manner In which .iOme or the secrets or mnsoury wen S T! !r t~\? n~,~~~~l c o . ohtalncd by Cleopatra the on ly wo- :: ::::::::: : : : :: : ::: ~ 1 ,:::r,1~:c1~:;][,~:C:\~ le :~::c:e , ·- -·-· ,1'hc rast c~ntn!us s.:1ernl 11ro~l'S Conch Jen @on lil 011 nttcm iit t o 111. ,s lo na ls 111 ,arlous lln1is or actrni; l lay the \ne\'ltable bishop's rou ndn ess s uch as luteriir<'ll\'e r\iadc r s, e loc u-

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The J>rlze herd of Jor- 1 --+---The B. Y r team Journeyed up de!!.tary 1 ursults has address,..d the Fl('rs was Inspected nnd ra,·orably hert.' from P10\'0 the nrst or this fo llowl n&- teller to lhe racult)' mcmcom m c utcd upon. nn d th e cars thrn '• wu·k nnd met dofent nt lhe hands or bcrs In order to stir U]l a lltlle In• omba rk e d, to make a long. stop at - J the Af;J::lc racq11eteers. Eccles or lhc tere st !n iiliyslcal Cducntion:the Condensed Milk Facton·.

'1S1 ~ S College surcceded 111 defenllng Bird Dear Professor: The Jmrty w:1s shown thru th P . ·of the B. Y. l'. in the tln!t sln~ les 1 Thore has ln lhe ll:ISt few ycnrs 111 d st thP fa c t ory by thr, rinua:::cr. :\Ir. Prohlbluo n It s uuklu c de- I 1::.n,niond :in ti Smith we r e then olim• been se i·cra l attempts 111ade nt nu or• :O.!errlll who exl)lnlncd the processes :.;r~·l· n nd ro.rm '' s ited th0 C'amims luated by Johnl!'on and Irvine B . Y. 1piulze d <.'lal!s or Physical Education envolvt.>d In puuiug u11 the ··sei;o" Inst. Tues~l~\ Al r. In the doubles. The Aggies cnme!lfor ronlluued for a rew wttks. T he brand of condN1sctl mi lk. Buttermilk · rom : 0 on I 1IC arc 1cnt e ha<'k In tho decidln;:; flnul slng les Doiinrtmcnt o r Ph yslea l Ed ucnllo u Is In unllmhNI quautitles was sen,cd hoc.u d s o r th c CIIT\ll)US ga th cred In when Smith dcfca!Cd Irvi ne In thrt.>o • 110w 11repared to orrer its St.'r,·lces th e stralitht to all who cared for it. 1111dIt se<'msJ !:nots about, ,arioiu, Jlllrts of sets. thus wlnnlug lhc ln,:nln .to Faculty men.

One or lhc ttrnt tlwre were uonc who dhln't care c,impus from which SllOts th0 nee_ 1mn trh . rea sor, ror rormc r rnHui·es ls pro b for it, judi,:illf;' rr om Iii(' metal dt>cor-1 tnr:i l bel'cr::gc has been wont to We finished the season with n abl)' due to la ck or assista nce r ro n~ n.tlo11s o r all concerned. and the cm• now Decryin g a nd wou d crlni; at \·lctory on \\'cd11esday wh en Eccles . . this doimttment due to other duties J)tln css Or the hutt e rnil lk tanks . tlw ~ihenomenon th cy talked ferl'id• Sn1\th and Hammond tlcfentcd tho ,·at thf' 11111 ioin1ed hour.

Ne lson's he r d or Ho lstlens was In- ly N th e lnck ot II th rott!c wotter.

B. Y ('. in an cnsy fashion .

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1'h r,uoul the tryouts. re h earsals a nd fin a l 1iroducllon I h n"e manv times hcen most hea r ti ly t h onkrul to you f<'r tlw drilli n g, patience, l horo anti e rr lclent Instr u cti on Im 1iarted to me. while studying pub lic spea k ing nud tnkl ng yo ur d ir ect ion Jn ou r college 11]11y some t e n )'t.'ar s ni,o. Car roll. \' luce Cardon. R u by Nebeker, and the rc&t or that cas t a rc In my mind ma11y t imes. Ir I co u ld bu t Impress your 1iresent s t uden ts with

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The last automobllo arrl\'ed at t he College at 1:30 p, m.

HOYI IOO ll Whal arc t h e girts h e asks of F ate"' l' le n t.y o r pl ay A Job with pa): Permission to sit ;IP late late. Int oAnd a 11olher h our·~ na il In tho m orn ing.

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So fa r n o nsslstnnce in o r gnnizing .>,•h nt wo th0 E\'ery ~ne had ei th er abau d oncd matches ha,e been 11layed.

Somo think 1s n m uch neede d actt,·!ty, The :;:.t ~~~tion or taken himself to t h o \'err rast teunls "Ill be 11la~•cd by DoJ1ar 1ment 1111smnnr new feat ur es 11 1 1 1 1 Thos e ll'lth rcnl serious dcsli,:ns :1::::::: ·i~~r~~\~ :~~ 1 :: • : 1:: ;~ 1~~:: 1~:~c: !. 1~~1 :.'::r ~,:' ;i y ' :~ on "Old Arla m's" betoo k thcmseh·es game. this hour. to the lawns and employed nl111)le -• -- T h e clnss has the o ppo r t u nit y o r ta(t\('S to t he lawn Sl)rnys . H er o becoming 0 110 o r th e grea t est In t ho an,1 there furth •ely sypl•onlng the Institution. precious llquid from t h.-- mounta ln11 I Ir thP st u tlt.>nts need th is, yo u ncc <I abOl'C. could be seen n char !\llll g CO· It a lso , ro r your 11c r sonnllt )' n nd Pe p . ,.d or burly youth.

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-; ,~nH ,\ S l{A ~0111. a g r c~.t dca \ s:::s:~ ~r~: P: o:e:.

-Wh a t d ocs h e as k o r th e rou ls o r The Univers ity o f Neb rns k n Is tn k· Cub ist ~r t ·A-~ w was lnt ro d ucc cl U. OP IOt\llO ramo lnJ:" uJI-,. subscrl i>tlon among st u tlen t s so r Poi ~e ll s rc , i: Fl etc h er.

Tho U. or Ida h o h as In cr ease d Its I11 T ho bicke r and st r ife, nnd business for sufficie nt money 10 b y F:;o ~::so ; e i~c~~t o r m e m bers wh o week ly s tud e nt pa per t o n sem i A

lie spenklng ex11ression. sou l insplr• mi; emo t iona l work I would Ind eed he h nl)J))', I gnlnc d t h e len d In t ho Am u let as Mark Anto:1y beca use ~ou taught me to nss u mo anot he r rlrnrac1cr n nd fo rget that I a m \\' al tn Cro<'kt' r Tilt.' a n en q it at dr am• .tic dimnx,·s as - rnr cwc \l etc-an d 1 0 ~~-1\':fct~::: ~~1 11~ ru1~~: r :~~:~,~:oh ~~ i:,- t be mean ing or the wo rd s ust.>d '.Ind t hen reels th e l h o ts t he w ords im 11Jy. I 11a nt lO th a nk yo u ro r t ho tr a in in g 1 ha ,•e r cce i\'e d fr om yo u .

It bas been a wo nd e rf u l he lp In my! l('Ctu rcs. my t eac h ing O.lld Ill)' drom 1llic work .

A srnde nt an cl s u cccss h·e p r id e

Always at

LINDQUIST Phone 19

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TAILOR Up s t airs

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t A l ter i ng , C leaning THF,

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DEBATE TEAMS SOAOSIS VAUD. I LOCALS I BETTER SHOES § INEAST PlANSCORES BIG Hll•n~·~:::,::~":::,·'°~:" II

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

59 North Main

Utah

i "W here a Man is Sized Up"

BUY YOUR

Books Stationery and Magazines

l~~iWilkinson & Sons

-:.a.son

I ANDREAS PETE RSON & SON S

the

last week.

"Shoes That's Air'

--Lanen

has resumed

repe=~~~fn its;~~~hes and most of the D g t ti b nquet. and A_gor: ::.:~ :~r:,:d :e .. ;ea\ r~d," .;h~~ llste~ed : · music made by the

The Egnnlan dance by :1tlss J. T. Wilson Is spending this Thurmnn: and the Chinese dance b~· week end In S11rlngvllle with per,uss Daines were qua lily seldom sons whose. names we n re not at ' SC(!n In Logan or e,·eu on the ,·.:u- liberty to disclose. th t IM·llle circuits of e. weS .

An opJio rtu nlty ror an ambitious

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trio.

SEE OUR NOBBY LI E OF

SPRING SUIT SAMPLES AND OU R PR ICES \ l','c also make the old suit look like ne\\·. vVorkmanship the best. P rices Reasonab le .

LET'S

l'HOXE

The Stud ent.s Hend qu nrt e r9

FOR FrRST CL:\SS SHOE HEP ..\ffilXG SE E

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nl~~e;1:;ec;m~n teams

TROTl\l AN

me~~~;e

struct

up;;ba:i:;

or lm•rlre

and nil ·who wer e

pr1:sent rronouoce it success In lhis respect.

a

r ollicking

trinsic

or aeslhetlc

tray

And . Bak ery

Agents In countie~, and 0 1 or $l~O~\~~t:~:ut~==s \:arA:;:ri~:: ~:n:t~;/~:t:~!:~:; ~::rr:~ ~~u:~ =~~:;n~ of promise, by the Amer!- work In home and t'bild welfare.. can-Scandlne\•lan Foundation or In San Pete countr, llrs. Edith R. New York.

The' fellowships which Lewis. Home o._.monstr:ltlon - Agent ;re open to A. C. students include m cooperation with Child Welfare four in Physics and Chemistry; two Comm. lttees, the _school boa~d, teachIn H,·dro _Electrlcal Engineering; ers, Relief Soeleues, and cit, author!-

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1.11d 1t-.· Dini ng Roo m " a nd Fin. t CIIISS C<mnl e r Se n •lce Cut },"lowers and Po tt ed Plants OPEN DAY AK O N IGHT IIER:\fA~

JOHXSON.

Proprietor

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two In- ltetellurgy and two In For- tli':::., .,, making an err~rt Lo secure estry and Lumbering. i>l..in:roi.;uds for the c~1ldren In three I n granting the fellowships the of th e LO" ns. 1nd1cauons polm to a aim of the Foundation is to acquaint s1,eed:· reallzatl_on ot 1bese efforts .• ~merlcans more fully with Swedish :\Ii:.:, Hettie\\ hlte_succeeded In ha,3 0 ideals and also to dra':mi::~it~:! ~~!mro;;:l\~o~:u: ::;u::c:~n~u~ :e~: 1 st ude;~:. t:rn,~: 1:;w~a;urs. mude ou1· 111 :\111\ard comalnio.g tbe th at ll;atlon. blanks for the fel- tabulated expenses and Inc ome ot

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Sporting Goods Co.

10,~~i::ps ttTe In the President's flee.

24 W. ht North PHON E 8 7

BOX 195

:\Uss Gertrud~

For

College Students We Sell Everythin g for Sport s.

TORGESON STUDIO Comer Main and Center Sts. Make the Apl)Olnt men t Todit> CLUJ\,

FR.\TBft!rnTl

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State

J. \Y. \Yclgbt. Ag. Clob """"" 1917-18. writes from far

~;1~::n l~=~~e!::/~i'~t~nngd and that God's own land

!~~o~:o;~re~xp!~11~~~~ ~!~.!mc~~~:~~d ~!\~~l~rg:: for us a lan~e :.nd well pleased clleotelle.

J i!wclr y Slo r e 53 East 1st North Street

LOG.-\;\"'

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UTAH

We Bluebird

a;u~~~~

will

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C. M. Wend P.!boe

were g\v-

w;,,., wbenl tbe sorority.

be

pleasant to ,·iew.

He is tu~Y~ g 1 ~1~1~:r &overnment ownersh P o s · __ _ ;.:1n,Jent Liie s taff Is impo,·erlshed l<'l the extent of two male members for the remainder or the rear.

Ray sn,·ers is le:'.l,·lng to set up harvest-

Pre-eminently Superior

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CAND IES. I CE CREAM AND LUNCHES. 12 1-Ve s r Cencer Stre et

ers for the I nternational Han·ester [i" :::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::~ <'ompal!Y and Elray Christiansen will Jure lloc.tana gold 10 his Jeans with samples of rtah knit goods. starting ne>.t l[onday.

WE

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ANY SlZE

C'nrence -~·-Hansen, fbrme r Aggie. greeted Lhe old t\n,;ers on the Campu!' the first of this

ANY SIZE

ROLL FIL;\ J

FILM PACI(

!!~:~: ::t~nee:FOR l~asF ;au::e

ll'l!.DY whe r e be has \;Orn the gold or an artillery sha,·etell. ;\"'ext year v see him on the Cam11us again, 1118 so ;a)·s he.

FOR

10c

20c

,\ j!!ance around th e - hall Bl Soro_sis ,.. ud lilied the write r·s eye with

~:m~~~s:!708r~a;:1\~d olng and Remodedllng of Kitchens.

Clothing Remodeling and the Planolng of Meals.

Tbe success of tbt: trip Is due In a large measure to Counn· Agent C. 0. Stott who bad 1 :~ee;~,·~~i~~:e:~!: ::,~ee:;e!:"':ne::1::: he ld. .'!In. Me r ri ll wi ll remain In these iwo coun t ies for th e next two months during which t ime she will hold

lllss l l atilda Peterson, the well known l'tah educator, now be.ad of tho department of pr imnry education In tbe State Normal School at Kear1neL Nebraska, has been secured to work In 11rlmary education methods 1 :~l~~t b~-~I~· J:~eS~~ .n;e;l9,Qau:c:t;;: Ing to Dr. J. H. Linfo r d. director of the Summer School. :\liss Peterson l\"III teach Primary l[e.thods.

Hand \\"o r k or Educational seat wo r k, and How to Teach Elementary School

profiles. full (3ce. and full back 1 ~l~m~!::s ;;n~:~~ 1~:~ e;hn ~:~d;1:~~ e:ice Chipman, Bert Carrln~ton.

Jim White. "Zeke" Taylor. :\label HendA LARGE 1•.\R T OF Ol"H PRO FI T LI ES IX THE S. \ T ISF ..\CTION ricks, llr . and ).trs. Gro,•er Rieb. all old Aggies lured h e re for one thin(:.

WHI CH OL"R Cl "STmlERS HECE l\ "E I;\"' TREI R DE ..\l , IXGS or another. which means beside week .~,1 trips the Sig banquet and said WITH r s. \ ·OL"'I. L F I XD T R ..\T IT P.•, ·s ,aud. " __ _ A letter has come to tile Pres!TO TH ..\n t:: ..\ T 0 1.JR STORE. dent's Ortice from one of our gradu1 :~:ic~~\r~~j a!~n7 ~~l\·~:~~lngc~:::~ gaylng that a number of men can be j Remo,e or cancel all addresses o f ,ised In that se-ction this summer. ___ former trips The wages paid will be as follows: From th e Educallonal Senice Don t entrust \Our tlnerles to a Experienced lrrlgators. $75 a Bureau. American Rail""aJ Ext1ress. single tag The expressmen l\lll not month and board.

General farm 05 Broad,., ·a)· . Nel\· York.

su~:\eterson tendered he r reslgI nation as primary supen·lsor of the ' Ogden Cit)' schools on Janua r y l8, 1919. to accep_t t~e. position otl'e r ed her at Kea~neL i"ebraska.

She had

:;nt~s~ :::..as::n~!/:!db:::~d~·ork About a thonsand pieces of per- :c~::;/::~t~!g:::1~1:~e7/::t:::; l t Is thought that.so me of our sonal baggage go astray. each month tag. s1ude.nts mar be interested In this acco rd ing to 8 reccnt_&latement by Be sure ii Is a strong tag.

One matter.

Those l\"ho are should eith-1::e :~!cl=~-ltc:s::}· ~r:~~ ~h~ "'llh 8 r einforced eyelet, and auach0 1 er write Mr. Ellsworth or see )t. C. studenta are arnon them. artlc~- ~d with a heav)· cord or wire. Is best.

group meetings and give lndh·ldual ~~:droup demonst r atloaa of needed

bee':ics~~e;,~:or ~~ rt~: ~::~~a~-~:;ols fo~he Is a natl~e "Glahn. She r eceiv-

Utah Woman Educator sChOOI AtACsummer

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SOLDIERSSend your photo to the home folks and make them happy.

SOCTETY.

:t~.

Home Ageot Is conducting an exten_ sh·e cama,alia:n (or fly control and ··swattlnt.".

The schools of Pa}i;On are cooperntlng whh her and slides 1 :~;e a~::a~hpa :: of the work.

Le~de~ of_ Home Eco~li°tl~s. E~t~nsion 01vis1on, Ben E. re ge. a rr Expert, ree_ently returned from a demonstrauou trip to Grand ~n:-~:~ Juan counties, the purpose O was to Introduce to th e_ people of tbefe counties. lira. Am) Merrll~wbo !s to work as Emergency Home em.:,nstrator.

While on the trip It was found that the women desire to have the fo llow•

Headquarters

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of . th~:e ::;~~e."

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ATHLETIC GOODS

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worth,

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~1r s.Merrill ToWork InGrand And SanJuan s:::l\~S. e;·::~·h:~~~~g

LOGAN . UTAH P. 0.

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Home Demonstration :::,; .. n Pt-te and '.\llllard

l".\IHREI.I..\S .\IF.SH R,-\G'-

Ol'T IC, \1 , ll E l' s\ RT~IE Xl' in chnrge of a Co mr, N• cul Oprnmetri:. t. E•qier l ,\ n ent ion Give n t o Tesl• ()!

E)e"' n nd F'itti11~ oJ Glasses . hin-e ou r own lens grinding plant and stock or uncut len ses. Broken lenses duplicated and rer,l:lced In an honr .\fake n Spccln11y of Floe Repni ri ng. Conscl•

Im:: \\'e

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al

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Te::i fellow&hlps In Swedish unii·ers ities. each carrrlng a stipend

15 N. MAIN

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In

membm. was presellted

WATCHES CLOCK~ SJ L\ ' EHW .-\HE n1. n1 oxns Cl"T Gl ,.U;s FOi;XT.\IX l'F.X:--

of Beta Delta so1 ;;;~~- Pe~~~~~t~:::a: :v:~~:; atndl~ ,·ld~al pr~ents or. no Intrinsic, ex-

Ce nt e r Str eet

NORT H

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

J E \\' E l ,H\'

Xew members

.,psJn HomeDemonstrators en"" Ten Fellowsh ======== ======'SwedishUniversities Getting BigResults Herman 's Cafe \~t

23 E AST FmST

THIS -,EASON

LIie

O. Porter.

HANSEN & CAROS

30

THATCHER CLOTHES

================~ Cbds<eusen.

W.Imel,en and R.;~•..;,~,:n:.:i,:·:::,:';:,'.e:::~~,n ;;• now. o.

UE T ..\CQU.\ISTEO

SEE

)tembers hot ~-e :g~rao,~lubc:::~ tb:'~S:rd~=:~:d.~h~::.i: ::1:1t;;t~1a:~ student to earn from $500.00 to ~- a~i. ~:~~n~r Ha~ch·. P:arl ·Jenkins. and the dre!'s-aulted "stepper" were $1500.~0 on. a hlgh grade cnnvnsslng Kemuel )!or an. )tllton Jensen. o. ,·cry commendab l~. r,ro1,os1tion 1s open to anr one who ~a Crafts, H~lm e Xebeker.

J. w. . The wholf' aHa1r was unique. orl• will consult the editor ot Student

Opl)os lte Poatofflce

73 Norch Main Scl'eet

Logan

Seldom Is a church the scenl' of lite niter a }"enr·s teaching nt Levan. such mcrriml'nt us that staged In the :Ith ""!\rd meeting house la~t Sl\t~e~en1 Thomo s terminated a th·e urdar e\·,ming. Th e Sorosls \' a u ,lt- _da} ,islt to the College on llonday. viii(', prcsc-nte«l then , wlls ._.nthuslasticnlh· re cein"d and applant('d by n .-\Ike Hoar, of Snit Lake, l\as one ~ull-bouse (jaeks and queens) aud- or the out or town visitors for the oce.

Sig banquet.

The main plot; which was he handiwork of the ,·ers::.tlle )13e Ed· Harold Xagle Jean•s on a p\lgrim"".nrds---\\as a Chlnkr Oriental affair URe to agricultural labors In Spring "·here th e .\mer:can p,:p of t :\Ir'!) ,·Ille this week. ;1."'ancr Finch roused a sleeping beauty from a long s•·ssion of s lumJean Cox. State Director o( Edubrr. wooed and won the lady a nd cation In Home Et-onomlcs, Is at the ,;a,·e, her some ,·igorous ca r esses.

College for a few dars.

Th, atmosphere (lncens(') was so real that one overlooked the blond Herbert Pack, ·13, was nt the Col ness of the slant-eyed mong ollan ll'i:e last week watching some or the 'a1:1sels. The music was e11proplate high school club workers.

I;.- th.Inky and the singing good.

The mo,·le and studio scetu.• wa11 )tcl"nle}· Jenkins was called to ("!ew•rl\· arr.rnged and the <.'haractc-rl' his home In :\Ialad on Tuesday be~pr,roprlately a'iSlg 11ed and costum tam;~ of the serious Illness o[ bis ed. rather.

Mne Fd\\;.rds in her rube costume,,.-\th the trnditlonal ·•gosh ding 1c· Proressor P. E. Petenon Is llgeln <:>bin wblsk('M; scored the prouounc teaching Commerce students all ,1 hit of the evening with her ,·er• :,bf\:: t debits and credits after se\·eral !>Ion or "How ,-a ,:onna keep em, da,·.c; illness. ~tc-." ·

TheMEN 'S Shop

Y!

Blaine llcFarland ram1ius a few hours

Al ways New St yles

The A. C. wlll 8,.nd a debating team into Eo.strrn territory next \'f'a r . Our roen will go as rar as Chicag o. and perhaps as rnr as Yale.

Columbia. and Harvard.

Such Is the plan as outlined br PresldNll Pett-rsou al Lhe Agora Club luncheon :'llondar e,·enlng.

He revle'1.-ed debating history at the A. C. and compared It (not at all unra,·orablf) with that of the larger schools in the East.

At lellst we cannot consider it un(nvorahle when he !!sys that debating h ne is of as high and more dlgnlfll'd type than It \s at Han·ard.

Columbia. and Yale.

Sendini: the team East will be o. means of finding out just bow we do comrare with the larger schools In debating, and It will show us whether or not we ha,·e realh· ear~10 ed the record which we made winning a larger percc-ntage of debn.tes participated In. thnn any other College or Unh·ersltv we st of th e Mississippi rh·er has done Candidly speaking we ha,·e .,tone very well Ill debating au d President Peterson pointed out that our · 666 standing of this year ls on ly hlstory

NEW SPRING MODEIS

Logan,

Louis Fnlck, or Ogden. la th e latest Phi Kappa Iota pledge.

Stella

· &Marx

f

-:a;r Ones l "surp ) Janly Pos i• tio ns .-\nrl Score Hits ln "Chink" .-\nd Mo,·ie Acl::;Stage d B-'· Mae Edwards .

President Peterson Says A. C'.

Record is Good Enou g h to Compete With Eas tern Team s -A gora Club Dined .

Hart Schaffner

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PAGE TAREE

M Eld d b led t lli~r ~l cCb:;.n~e an; ?.;rs. al~:~ ~e:ave the fa r mers advice on dairying and led s ilos and ba r ns.

ed he r preliminary education In this state end then studied at. the C'nl,-e~ity or California.

C'nh erslty of jCblcago, and Columbia.

She also spent one yea r abroad In educational l " OF \\ -\o,11SG r esea r ch She l\RS, pre\'lous to lea,·tate 1'1de campaign fo r a f und Ing fo r Kansas, a member of the 300 t o maintai n a n up to da t e state board or Educatio n as been launched to l1n hers1ty Dr E G Go,.ans, State Supe r in,oml:ig St u den ts , fac ul t) alu - tendeot of Public I nst r uction, In parents and f ri ends a.re asked speaking of Miss Peterson's ability as u ppo rt the pr oposition Pr os- a teache r said, .. Mli.s Petersoa should s r e ve r y good for success o r be ranked among the foremost edu _ campaign cators o r tbe state She bas de,oted

Spande Furniture Co.

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Merrill. chairman, ment Committee.

Student

Employ-

L"ST COSMOt"POLITAK - Travele~ take not le/ The last meeting o( the Cosmopolitan Club for this year will be held at the "Boos • trrs Club"' "Wednesday evenln,:: May :,~,h :it g 30

larly et this seaso~.

Tbere~ore, It Is Important that >·ou start rour

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trunk :;:.er

r ight, safeguarded kind of address

with labels

L"sc good ink. nev('r lead p encil, In ~·rltlng the address. and do It leg-

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th(I \~I}, giving_ all or_ 1hese and :t~:n:~g~~pe~o!~e:~!~=-=

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details: :;::

Most of the troub_le Is due to th e 11.n~number: Des.tlnation, Cit>·: Valfact tbat trunks. unhk e the students, ue . st ale In run. and Date or shlp'":lnno t speak ror themselves, when or ,our shipment the address label or tag comes off .\s an additiona l safeguard plac(I herseU unselflsbh and" unceaslngl) "O ld marks (rom previous trips I our name and permanent address to the welfa r e o( the school children 'lr., contusing to the e.ii:pr essmen and on the Inside of ,our trunk, on the of l"tah Kot onlr as a pr ima r y su - nsualh send the baggage some place lid for lns1ance Der ,lso r has she pro,ed he r worth 1Vbere It oughln t to go t·se these same common sense rul• but also as a normal school lnst r uc .

If ,ou do not want )Our vacation es when you ship a suit-ease. a band• to r and critic teacher and as a mem• ~ulned. or a r omance shattered by a hag or other baggage, and }OU will be r of the state board of education·· lost trunk. fo llow these general rule-11j ace }our best clothes again' 1

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A.C.15 flRST AGGIES AN□ U, JUNE r□URTH ~h~1!. ~t:.~ha:in 1 SPUT INBAll □ATE OffETE ,___ '"''_Y t_~;:-_ cornf _ed., INlOAN □ RIVE 1

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NOW ~

As Never Before You Must Buy Quality · \ \ Kno wn as the B e s t :

!lir•s_

·'Ace" Dewey Wins Game ,1.J- Ladie s To Cavort In Bare Poor Supi>or t And Walks Lose Toot sies On Law n While Second Game For Ralph Profe ssor John so n Directs Smith.

Other s In Operetta.

tiu

Barber

he

says

got the

roof

or his mouth sunburned from look• th ~~!e~:/t e high bulldln gs flt Pr o-

As Mack Sennet t' s bathin g girls T ommy ~,ltzpatrl ck who Wednesday e\'enlng Jun e 4th the " J ock" J ordan and Slim Hansen th e Unl\' e rslty o r Utah, a Ann u al Spring ~,estl\'a l will b e p r e- mak e a fi ne pair of baby elep h ant!.

One coaches

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sc hool In Sa lt Lake Cit}', about one rrnndr ed miles sout h of hero, brought his gang of ball t ossers u p to r eliC\'C the Aggies of their base ball rame la s t ~,rl da y and Sat u r d ay: but aft er rourteen Inn in gs of tcr rifl e battle It wa s round. th at T o mm y had fai le d, fo r the affa ir wn ~ declared a draw wit h each t ea m w inner of o ne game.

Th e flrS t on e

sei~~ 1: ~r )Ca r s \\e ha\ 'C had onl) da nc ing but tills )Car the program has been sllghtly al1ered: the niuslcal Departme nt wlll coo iiern te with the Phys ical Ed . De pnrtm e n t In g l\'ln g the students and towns 1,cople a deUghtrul e\ 'Cn ln g In a Chinese Gar· den.

The Physical Ed. gi r ls under the di r ectloit or Mis s Parker are dnlly

went : o th e Agi;!e: 4 t~o 3C'\tile

stepping

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one wen

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th;

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In cost um es of

:<~s~~:b~n~;~~ltg:r~le to only exper!enc-

''Ace ·· Dewey 1\·as t he cause of tho

~:itiu:i; :e o w~ ~a~l \',\sth : h~: st~

rune)' steps

Th e whole

pe~to r mnnce

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Wh e n Na ncy Fin c h a111icnred on

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;';' 1~:~ e 1::~P ~ )~:, ~:~tna; ~nt~,: ruore men li mn ,it ca lls tor in th e book. To top tl11s off the "Dig Blue" t ea m got off on th e wrong foot 111th e fielding en d of the game and c ,•eryt hlng blew up just wh e n it s h vu ld lla\'e been gettln? good , much to the sor row and distress or th e on looke rs. who we r e quite large I n numb e r and a ll there in enthusth 10 th !asm ror e Aggies cop bo ~::

ga;~~l-le

Howe lls. on th e m ound

for

pllche d""''· ,.,,.

lh o c,1m,o"""·

ll L:ew\:~::n~hl;~

footba ll team? ; ·

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Ru;:, n~a,:.~]1 rca1:~a~ 0 :::rt~ tur e a Chinese Ope ra : " Th e F east of th e Lanterns".

Prof. J ohnson has ll mlte d th e staff to the gent ler sex, but prom ises that It will be m uch bet• ter on that account.

The sto r y of the 0 1ie r a deals w lb a family of the Chi nese R oyalty, and brin gs in the myths. legends , and c u stoms of t h e Chi nese )lco ple .

"Dick" Kapple Pays

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Unit.

In the flnal returns Western dl\ ·lslo n on the

MAN!~~~ s: (Moderately Priced,

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Ther e was nothing f uuu y about the food Coo ley ga ,·e for t h e Baseball t r ack n nd tennis men Jast Tuesday as all the b oys just sat down. ate e\·e rythlng Cooley bad 1,r epa r ed and then r o lled over and s lept aw hil e.

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_subsc r ibers. $92,300; sta nd· 3 Sa n Die go Junior Col lege- pe r capita, z: standing per caplla, $ -102: number In unit, I OI : Subsc rib e r s , $40,650: stan din g , G. San Francis co High Schools-pe r capita. 3: standing pe r ca 11ita, $3 -12: numbe r In u nit, 1050; s ubscrib er s.

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While a t th e hltter pln <'C he mnde quite a " r e 11" as a football sta r , pin}'• lni; on the team which was acknow• \edged to be about the st r onge s t ln any of the western t ra ining cam1is. " Dick" went 10 Fr ance as a m c lll. her of t h e ramou s 91st Dhl slo n . t ie "as commissioned a flrst ll euL enaut soo11 after h ill a rri val th e r e.

In the Arg o nne For eSt he saw sc r • ,,,1ee. and was In the thick or tlJO tight· in g on thnt sector . At one time he w»s lu the front llne trenches for 17 dnrs berore being sent ba ck fo r rest nnd r ec u peration.

"Dick"' bears the mnrks of Il ls ex• perlenecs . He was sliot through the

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and looking the old school O\'er a[:ala "Dick" is hi s old h;rndscme self, only handsomer . He dosen't look like h e's beon "shot u)l" . I ndeed army llfe seems to ha\'e ngreed with him. .But he Is reti cent. H e do esn't blow h is own horn O\'erly m111:h.

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S<'vent)'•Se\'Cn cpwa h a\'C hecn admitted to the Hol • stl'h1-!-,ricslan Ad1•nnce d R egiste r t hat ha\ 'C produc('(I 7,000 to 15,· OOu 11uarte or milk In periods o r t e11 months lo n yeu r. The capacity o f the Holstein co w for mtlk Is "matt er of ex traordinary !merest l flnterestedin

HOLSTEIN CATTLE Semi for our hookl e ts- they co n tain much vnl11nhle lnformntion.

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;~e ~:a'~: t:\~:\ 1~:t:::~~ I ;~a ~'.1at goes and Oun King for the 1ires ldeut's "Stuliby Pete" and "Lonesome chair: whtle Edna Cr ookston and Luke" ale most ot til e steak with Bessie S1>encer arc cons11lr lng ror. o nly three to "Slllb's" c r edit. but he that o r \'Ice p r esiden t. T he qu es tion claims h e wo uld hav e got a1\'\I)' with as to who s hall cnll the roll and count more 011\y tile third one was a li ttle t he cas h lies between Sybil Fr ogne r , t ough and he had to speud more Elna Miller and Marguerite Daller .

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Tile ath lete~~ school wcro 111 T 11 I htch 1 1 :~·::•t~ adl~s ;ia:~t 10 ::~::, \;h ey The H ome E co nomic gi rl s met 1 1 we;e taken up the canyon In can " 'ednesday night In the Clu l.l rooms and after arrh•lng th e re had the for t he pur1>ose of nominating om .

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11 1 53 ~~:: ro~: : :;!~ ~\,. Gc r omnn os, the] ._ 1 moto r tran s port co rp s Ins pecti ng of. · fleer. lnsii ecte d t h e College o n the 19th In r ega rd s to estahllsht n g n motor t ran s iiort unit at the U. A . C. He reports 1he U. A. C. to be tile best cq u !p!)ed of a.n y Agricultural College which he has lns 1>ected . He highly r ecommends th e establish · mcnt of a motor transport unit at

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1 0 r~:: g; ·ro;~~1~~ u~~~ia~ ~le:;.,:; ;: fl o u r sacks. all fo r feminine wear .

What a matrimonial priz e awaits some you ng oi nn.

• • • Mor e E noch Arden cases are co mIng to l!ght since th e must e ring out b egan. Th e s uiiposed widows shou ld wait a reasonab le lengt h ot time be• f ore rcmni:-r)'lng.

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hau d leapped by being Rumors we r e afloat that "Dick" ca,ugh t by Ral1>h Stewart. a good l<ni>ille had been gassed. seriously litll e catc h e r but not o f th e samclwounded and permanently mutilate d ~.a!~~re Shafsky, t he regu lar In a mix 1111with the Germans over 1 U bac_k · ln Fran ce. Such rumors were shown 1 AGT~ii°E!neu iis: U~IVERS IT Y :~lfb:P~;:.~~::ie;~ :•~1:i1 ,;~~~::~ :~sd Worl e)'.

Stewa rt spent last week here. shnklng hands Smith, Dewe)' .. 11 ........ Howells with o ld 1ials nnd numerous friends 11tncJl he was

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T he dancing w\11 be Aesthetic and F olk In cl111racter.

Th e Aes• thetic will be entire\)' In terp r etiv e of Chlucse . Spanish, Gr ec ian, and th e 1-;ast Indian Incense; while the J.,olk da nces will be rc 1>rese nt ed or

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In total ,unount sides directing the ac ts n~d 11e r for111· sub sc rib ed the U. A. C. u n it sta nd s 1111, herse lr she had to shift the seen• third, which is a \'Cr y good reprecs and pull u1i the curtain.

It s scn totion considering the nu m ber or fu nu)' she didn't 1,la y th e piano be• cadets h ere in com 1rnrl son with tween a cts. unit s In Sau Fr ancisc o an d San

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Next yea r cer tain!) ' looks li ke n bis rear fo r t he A. C. gridiro n men H nothing goes wr ong In t h e 1>la11s .

The 1,ig sk in followe rs who ha1•e slg• nlllecl thei r Intention of wearing the Blu e and Wh ite a nd the training trip lined up all go t o make up an Ideal combination to car t off another no cky J\\ountaln title.

• • • Coach "Dick" Romney says he will lock his men In their rooms t o• to kee p th em rrom 11tght If necessary stCJIJlln i; out.

Th e Aggies ce rtainly do insist on seeing til e city w he11 the} go so uth Th e last tun e th e)' \iere clo"n the r e-- the c lerk at th e l ltnh \\ant ed 10 know iihnt ilny th e m en wh o engaged the 1'001118 were coming and th e Newhouse and l~ou l're orilerc d <"xtrn tabl es.

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::n~l::e~\.:~~n t;:,>~~t\'~~-~ \ ~~1:1: \~ Lillle Eberly, Martha Kirkham, Helenn Jacobs an d Dora Fulle r . l{ennn Cra g un. J ennie Reese an d J e nnie Seeley a r e candidates ror the mem· bc r sh lp committee.

All membe rs o r the Home Ee. Club will a1)penr In the Womnn's Rest Room Tuesdn) · between 11 and 1 o'clock to use thei r righls of suff ra ge tn deciding who shall bu thei r len d ers next )'ear.

All Botan1 Students of t h e U A C 1\III don th ei r lllklni; togs earl) next Monda\ morning and pr ocee d by au tos to S11r \ng H o llow (Logan Ca n ron.) Fr~m h ere they will cllm~ 10 th e s11m1111tor J\\t. Logan. p icking pos ies on the way nnd usi ng sclen tl ·

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now belni; formulated come to llestde the pure])• Botanical coni>nss. no m ncy n n d th e 1io11•ers th at sideratlon.

Ra y Becraft of t h e range be her(' are J)lann i ng t o t ake tlrn 11rnn:1geme11t d ept. wl ll be a long lo team O\'er to Benr Lake for about te ll the s tud es h ow to make co ws two we e ks for ear ly season training.

Hooverl ze 011 th e rorage plants. nud Thi s shou ld boa remarka b le success what will h np pc n If the)' d on' t do so. co n tes t at as the men cou ld spend about SC\'et1 Details will be announce d in Bo111 the Stock-Judging t he Bovs· Cl uh schoo l Inst week, ho u rs a day 011 th e fleld and in thi s inn)' classes a nd 011 the 1-in ll Du ll eHue Cl~g~ o f \l eber. representing manne r \cnrn as mu ch rootbn11 as It tin board.

Wnsatch High School, won first would take two months t o \earn --~111ace with a score of 91 Z-3 poin t s. arounil here on th e ca011ius. The CO-E O HH\')IE S Clen l,oveless. of Payson H igh. men wou ld a lso get Into co ntllt\011 Co-e ds nre llk c 110 11pl es s pr ea d wou second with 85 Z-3 11olnts, and Just about flve times ns fas1. If the Th ey lose their 1111ffsth eir bloom Is Shiner Co rnwall or Granite High plan Is put Into effect It will s h ow <ihcd: won third with 83 11olnts. tliat th e Aggie s nro Just about tw e n - And hooks nrc Just like 111111\e t rees Clcgi; hns been 1,romlnent In Dors· ty years ahead o f t h e other co llege.q Th ey oia)' grow old and lose th e ir Cluh work for sc 1'ernl years. win- around here. lea,·es. nlng sto<'k-Judgin[: contests at se\·er--~a l co1mty fairs . In hi s project work c lub work.

Besides the m eda l for 1·x n · •: us 1T\' OP Sl ~II H .-\ S li ,\ h e hns deve lo 1icd a 11rofl tnblc bu s i- thlr<I ])Ince In stoc k j u dg in g he T he St ud ent Y. M . C. ,\ budgecl of ness cn t cr 1>risc-b r ccding 1111re b r ed won th <' -:,\l'('r c1111for th e high es t th e ll. of Neb raska ror next )"enr Is Berkshire hogs.

His bogs won total score In grain juclglng a ndl$:l600. $ l1 GO was 11ledged during sweo 1istak,:is and so 1·er nl blu e rib· stock- Jud :;ln g com b ine d . T h is c 1111 , the flrst dny of Uie drl~·e.

The bons at the Utah State Fatr last to he 1ier111a11ently retained, mu st be ,St ud cu t s are a\·erag-lng $6.00 l)Cr fa ll. wen by the sn nw sc hool three times ca 11tln. Th e Boar d o r Regents of the , Si d ney Cornwn ll Is also nc t l\'O In In s 11ccess lr•n. l"nl\'etslly hn s s ub scri bed $ 11 5..

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Why take cha nces at all when you come to se lect a machine n ay meun so 1n u ch In ln c r ensl ng tho pr of!: from yo ur cows!

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It is the best cream separator that monev can bu y Ord er yo ur De 1~,n •nl now nnd lei It hei,::i11~,n ·Jni; cren m for yo u ri g h t 11w11y. Remember lhnt. 11 De l ,11\ ' 111 may bo bo ug h t for ca s h or 0 11s uch Ubern.l ter m s us t o Stl \'O Its ow n cost. Sec, the locn l De l~1n•nl a ge nt , o r , If )·0 11 don't k·now him, writ e to th o 11e11re.!it De l ,nw 1l ofllcc ns below,

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WAR SAVINGS HEADQUARTERS, Room 508 Deseret Bank Building ffllt Lake City J. W. FUNK, Chairman Cache Ciunt y, Richmond, Utah.

GEORGE T. ODELL, Statte Director for Utah.

VIS ITORS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

ROY BULLEN and MAR INER ECCLE~ CAPTAIN HENRY D. MOYLE, Assi sta nt' TO HEADQ UARTERS.

The Publi c are urged to invest their surplus funds and interest from Liberty Bonds in War S

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