The Utah Statesman, July 3rd, 1919

Oberhansly BEGIN PlANS r□A HllAAITY ETJ□Y Henry Returns From C□llEGE H□N □AS SEC□N□ HAlrATSEC□N□ DANCE EasternTripLITAH'S HEA □ Lln~~-

An~:~tHe;;~~n~~: -r:~~:1~m~:!eaot\!: Lieutenant Russ ell

Dr . J. H. Optim is tic St udent s Lose All Di-':"ityConcernin g Outlook -Pl ans Pun c.h ls Pr ofuse-- )l usic And l'tah Aplcuhural College r ecently i\l d f S d S Floor Delight Merry Mak ers r eturned rrom a two and one-halt

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l:tab Agricultural College Summer Quarter which begins l l onday, Jul} · ~I , a r e rapidly rounding Into such a form tbat the second balf bids fair :~:,~:::

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the second part)· of ~be summe r "'·as a bu_ge success.

H1stor}· 'Will bear out this statement no doub t .

Th e ~aro· starte~ p~omptlr .at nine th1rtr o r ten o cloc k which '9;1lS a -;cry app r opriate tim e as clrcumstances late r pro,·ed.

Th e music was there [r om the beginning as we!'. thcr ought to ha\'e been as the part~ w:i.s of that peculiar species known as a "dan cing party" In t h e mor e co mm on \·crnacular-or a .. ball" In

School Student s on

~;i:tt~ond~~a::~n~:t~ooa~ Co~~ .-\\·iation.

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ventlon of Swine Spedalists of the l'nhed States The Conf~reoce lasted [he da,·s. from June lt> to !!I Leetures, field trips and excursions of \·a r lous kinds. practical demonstrntions. discussions. and judging con• tests occupied the time. llany pro-

Tb er~ are th ose who claim that ther did not eojO}" themsel\"eS 3t th e Summer School Student Body part)· last Friday night. but they are in tbe great minority.

Permit us. Ir yo u will, to add tbat th ey are in ::: 1~~~:~e.m~~o:l?w~~c:ep;~:.::e~h:~

Linford. Director of the Summer Quarter . According to Dr. Lin fo rd th e enrollment sho uld be satisfactor)· since a fair l r la r ge proportion of th e present en rollment has sta t ed th e Intention to su,r tor th e second halt.

This number. In addition to the n ew students who will come In for the terms work shou ld s"'·ell th e total number to a sa t lsfring ei:t ent.

Se-;eral men ba\•e exp r essed a de-slre for n co ur se In Farm Machin e r y

P. ~lau g ha n L'. .-\. C. Grad uate Ta lks to

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these men were G. :\I. Rommel, Chief of the Animal Husbandry D!Yh1ion; Dr. Bradford Knapp. Chief of Extension Work In the Sou.th; Dr . C. B. Smith. Chief of Extension Work In th e :-.orth and West; Dr. J. R. :O.tohler Chief of the Bureau of Animal Indust r r.

Bureau of Ani mal I ndustry .

Talks were g!Yen on manr subjects (Continued on page two) -- - -

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l,foutenant ~P . Maughan, l)Ossibly the most famous of the sons of l'tah. who won me r it the field 00 of bsttle. ,... honored b}· the Stu38 dent Bod, · of the Ctah .4-grlcultu r al College, ~be F'acultr and the t owns people of Logan at a public meeting held In tbe College Chapel last Tues• dar . Lieutenant :Maughan Is a na tiYe of Logan City and a g radu ate

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th e fai r dan::ers. a peculia r coin• c iden ce. sure ly. And to fur th er add to the uncanny and awe Inspiring happenings o f this peculia r party wa~ this: when th e orcbestrn bega ~ t o play the dancers began to dance, an

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W'here To Go--What To Do-- almos.t lncoai.eiv:eb~e se:1:"::~:n:~ How Man" \Yill Join in The :::;~~g b~ ·h:nt..':~ n g thcmseh·es al'll.

F esth ·iti~ So me Seri Ou S lta y l no t add that th e t br ee pi ece 5 .

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Opinions and -;!e,.,·s co nce rn ing th e r egu lar ·summer Excursion which will be held within the nei:t week or t en days hav e not been pour ing In as fast as those who ar e plan ning th e alfalr 11P"ould natura lly desire.

In fa ct. tbey ba ,·e not been pouring In at all, which In itself ls a ,·ery lam en tabl e state of alfain . Dr .

Linford and th e Student Bod}· orflce l"S are desirous of obtaining th e :~!:l:~ s a:f e:~:~~::e~~:/:;:t.wh;; far as can be asce r tained, the concensus of opinion ta-; ors a canyon party of some son. but th e q uestion ls this: llrbat so rt !

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President

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o, ·er the meeting

Th eodo r e Hans on. General :\Ianorchestra was entire!}· sat is ractory. age r and Sup erintendent of the Tb ey made ur, In spirit what th er Xatlonal Publi c W eUa r e League of probab l y lack ed In body or numbers. the United States 'Will gl-;e a course F r idar night' s panr was character• o f lect ur ea on Publi c Health to the lz.ed by th e overwhelming abu nd: Summer School st ud ents of the Ctah ance of th at old pep a r ou se r . namel).

Agricultural Co ll ege on July i, Sand pun ch. All ow us to s ugg c st th a t th e 9. 1919 . It Is probab le that two lieunf or tun a t e ones who were abs en t lures will be given dally. were Indeed out of lu ck In th l~ reThis prominent man and an auth• !Continued on P age Thr ~ or ity In bis field has been secu r ed as one of the spe.<:lal Summe r Quarter 1 lec turers . R e comes with a splendid r eputat ion as a public h ea l th e xpert a nd be will n o d oub t ha, ·e aom e Dr . Lin f or d would like to see

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;:~~;a~~::~:t!n~;dm:~;~c t :t ':~;:~ His lect ur es will be especia ll y appreciat ed by the students In th e co urs es of Publi c Hea lth no w being gh·en at the Coll ege.

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1!::;:~~:~es o f the City were present to honor Li e ut. Maughan who Is well known tbroui::hout northe rn Utah.

Among them were, besides the F aculty or the College, lla yo r Roy Bull en, of Lo . gan. Luthe r Howell. President of the Commercial-Boosters Club.

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Ha t ch. President of That che r Br othen Bank of Logan. Henry Petenon, Superintendent of th e. L.ognn Chy Schools. Geo. w. Skidmo r e. and llrs.

Lole Hayball, members of the Boa ro of Tr ustees, Marriner E cc les, promlnent financier or Logan. E . Ta ft Ben~: ; c;:~~e rB~kt~\ v 1;1~;:er1 ~0 ;:~ and others Th e meetng, began with a seJec;. tlon by the Co llege choi r . di r ected

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Published We e k ly by the Stude ota or the Utah Agricultural Printed b y the Earl & Englan d Pub llshlng Co. , Logan,

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Utah, und er the Act ot Mar c h 3, 18 9 7. Acceptance fo r malling at apecla\ ra t e ot postago, provided fo r In Section 1103, Act or Octobe r 3, 191 7, a uthoriz ed August 22, 1918 .

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Yankee 2111 ex pr ess th e do -or- di e s 11irlt of U. A. C. me n whether o n th e b!lttle field, the athl etic fiel d or th e field or lif e. H e said: "An d wh en we s t ood th e r e a m id tl1e sc r eec h of th e she ll s and the flaring exp losion-when we s tood with gr itt ed te et h and leve le d ba yonets waiting for the command to ' go ovef" the old Aggie song, 'With The Goa l B<'r ore Yo u· ca m e to my ears an d 1 said to myself. ' H ere's wher e 1 do It for A. C.' "

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Mea n s or rec r ea ti on for th e s tud e nt s or the secon d hair wlll be a rra n ged so that th e s ta y of th e st ud en 1s at th e Co ll ege will lose n one or the char m wh ic h h as char ac t e riz e d the first hair thu s rar . The social eve ut s of vari ous kinds h e ld during the 1,r esent h a ir ha\' e don e mu ch lo erase the tedium of th e s um m er schoo l as ordinaril y known .

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(C onti n ued trom page one) Co ll ege tru cks will be a\'a il able for th e ca rrying or t h e students to and f r om th e ca nyon . tr the trip t o the canyo n is tak e n . It may be that the tw o College t r u cks w ill uot be sutflclent t o carry all or th ose who desire to g o. It n ot. pr ivat e cars will be sec ur ed.

It will be abso lut e ly necessary to d e t e rmin e at 011cc Just

(C outlnu e~age on e) r e lated to th e swine Industry an d Ineluded dis cu ssions on fee ds, k ee ping or r ecords , weaning time, ho us ing and so on . Two trips we r e made, one to t h e Go\'ernmem Exp eri m ent Farm at Belts\' il\ C Maryland. a nd the othe r to Baltimo r e a nd the fis h ing g rou nd s a nd the fish meal m an uractur ln g Jlla nt s nearb} '.

Mr . Oberhansly reports n ve r y e nJoyab le and profi table lime .

{Coutl n u ed from pa.i;e one) spec t If n o other . Th ey wl ll lia\' e to go on In th e same old way a ll this

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during the seco n d hair a t th e Co llcge s hops.

Th e regu lar cou rses listed for th e seco nd ha lf will be gl\•en, and In add iti on. ol h e r co u r ses for whi ch d emand has arisen. w lll probab ly be arranged.

Man y s tud en ts have ex-

Th e se r vice flag o r t h e U. A. C. conta lns tw e nty-six go ld stars for the men who were eit h e r kliled, o r di e d In defense of the f lag.

Ju st t o s h o w the high perceutage or office r s among t hese Aggies wit h the co lor s th e fo ll o win g Is tabu la t ed : One Brigadier General, one Lleut enant-Co lone l. one Major, Twelve Ca pt ains, tw enty-seven Fir st L ie u tenants; fift y-s ix seco nd Ll eu t e nants: thirt y-fo ur sergeants and thirty corpora. ls and th e r ecor d s ar e not yet co mp le t e. An d amo ng these otrlcers arc so m e or the for e m ost m en in th ei r lin e In th e entlrese n· lce.

Cap tain Ed. Walters who died while se rving with th e ch e mi stry service in France, was one or the best ch e mi sts In th e entle army . No tabl e among his a chi eve me n ts Is th e dis co very and manufactu r e or an artificial blood which would actua ll y n ou rish an d kee p an lndl\'ldua l a ll, •e. IAeutenant Russell Mau ghan o r the Air Sen-lce la cke d but one Bo ch pl a n e o f beco ming an Ameri ca n " Ace." He got four . Bri gadier Ge neral Hin es Is the you n gest brigadie r genera l In th e Uni t ed States Army. Thi s recltatl o n co u ld co ntinue mu c h lo ng er and not nearly exha ust th e sp lend id reco rd s o r Aggies wh o left the halls or the "school 011 th e hill" for Fr ance and h on o r .

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tlca\ly every branch or se r vice fr om th e T ank Corps to the Gas Dereuse. h a d listed on Its r osters, t h e names or Joyal Aggies.

Utah Agricultural Co llege men. both graduates and undCrgraduates. made proud r eco r ds In the training ca mp s In a ll part s of

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Inst Friday night . A disheartening II thought Ind eed. we would not be doing o ur du t) as nn historian If we did not bear witness of the fa ct t h at the fl oo r or th e ,vomcn's gy m was In "rare rorm ."

May we not add th a t t h e floor or th e 11.bove men tioned gym was 11osltlv e l}' "slick.'.

This littl e story has boon written In a ll du e humlllty o r s 11lrlt and In what was meant to be a gently sa r cas tl e s t )' lo whi c h w ou ld gl\'e so me

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Bullen o f Logan Cllty ga,·e a short talk on the s u ccess of the l'tah Ag• rl c uhural Co ll ege man In th e war, fol\owlng ,,,htch President P eterson officially p r esented Lieut. ll a ughan The a,·tato r told In an Info r mal and very interesting "'·ay his e:iper lence from the time he entered the lge n ·lces until he r eturned to Logan b :~1!: rl :~g p~o::ec~~: rl:,~l~t~~ to pass through In o r de r to enter the fly ing se r, ·lce. th e tr-ainlng o,·e r th e I lin es. bow he "got" his four planes. the sensation of flying and the life In the F lying Seni ce. H e answered

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Igles Champion of t he U. A. c, summer School are three as evently Impati ent ly. matched men as It lll"Ould be possibl e S. K . Z. to ftnd. W ha t makes It all th e mor e ..\ nswe r Interesting they all play a totally dlfThursdaJ ferent garue. Some th r illing tennis A. D, 19 twic e will undoubtedly be payed when My Dea r S. K Z Dear Si r or M~d ~m : "'-~!:eeRa~n;,:::~~:r b;l~:. 5 ~::~ R ea d you r le tt er re1te rd ay, Am and th en, later when th e win n e r o f send ing Hrst Student Llr ~ t o yo ur this match (If be at lll lh·eth ) m eets nearest descendant.

H ope it wlll be the re doubtable llr Reed . It Is sinsatis fa cto r y. cere ly hoped that unnecessary blood"SORA.DA." shed w\11 not r esult.

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In g!Ylng a short 1 R ampsbe r ge r , and Sauls. Last week's srno11sls of the wo r k of the. ltah matches eliminated Barbe r b}· Reed Agrlcu_ltural C~llege students in the 6--t , 11- 9: J eppesen by Rampsberger, late \\ar, President PeteNlon declar• 6-0, 6-1; Snow by J enkins, forfeit, ed that Incomplete records show Dean by Mo r gan. 6-0, 6-2; and lie . t hat 12 li students of th e Uta h Agcham b)• Sauls, 6-0, 6·0. Th e ne::i:t r lcultu r al College ser\·ed with the I match to be played. and one upon forces of the nation. Of these, wh ich a lot. dependl, Is that of - ' ga\·e thei r ll\'es . ~resent r eco r ds Rampsberger and Sauls Since Reed show that !!3 of the U. A . C. men In dtelll" a b)· he ,.-111 ftnd it necessary the set\•lce were lletunants , 13 I to wait-patient!}· or othe r wise-the were captains, and one was a majo r , . outcome of this mateb. I t Is the con• 1one a lieutenan t colonel, and one was Saturday.\ census of opinion that tbe said '.\lr. a b r igadie r. gene r al. R e characterl:t• A. D. 1667 Reed will await this outcome with ed Li eut. Maughan as "Utah H ero"

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Naturall)' the correspondence of one 10 fam o us as "Soraba" piles up In amulng and multitud ino us b eaps (or piles) . Som e of thi s cor r es ponde n ce was written long ago In the age o f the mastod on whate,•er that is) and bas b een co llIec ting dust In th e flies e rer since . Please note th e date on each le tter . u."tte r Xo, l

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Miss Dora 1-:vans hcrolca ll r consented t o contri bu te t o th e tam e or thi s s h ee t b) ' sacr ific in g her lit e in lt h e operation of th e rh eu mati c office pest-the typewriter.

L ieutenan t Ru sse l Mau g han, an old s tud e nt of the U. A. C. and an a\·lator in t h e U. S. A,•!ntio n Sen·icc h as r et urn ed from Franc e. H e was visiting sc hool Monday .

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Miss Wood Is undoubtedly the ono to whom this hono r g r eat as It Is,

___ "To th e vic t o r be longs th e b lue Lila Orm sby or R ex burg, ribbon" and this app lies forcibly to is attending Sum me r Sch oo l.

Miss Grace Wood wh o, u ndoubted ly is the winne r of th e Wome n 's Singles Smith. promi nen t tennis T enn is T ourna ment of the U. A. C. or last ycar·s A. C. team wa s Summe r School at least h e r opschoo l Mon d ay. ponent a nd friend Miss May K ent whom she def eated In her las t It runnv how inelllclent and match swea r s that Miss \Vood was

J ohn H up11i. we ll k no w n in th e Art Depar tm ent. has paint e d n pic ture entit led ··sun ris e In the Pa lace H o t e l" which he wl\l se ll for $60 0 .

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The Mr. H enry Oberhans l)"• agent in truth of the matte r Is that th ere Animal Hu sbandry at th e U. A. C., a r e no "spo il s"' nothing b ut the honrecent ly ret u rned f r o m a lllree weeks or or It. But t h ink o r the hono r . Ah trl11 to Washington, D. C. yes! Champ ion Female Tenn is Play-

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