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VOLUME X.
UTAIT , FRIDAY,
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THE AGORA CLUB Resident Members 1910-11
'S YEAR THIS
THE Ar.ORA U
TWELV[, Of t OUT EVEN 'fEEN
was appoinl,·cl lo drnft a ,·onslit11t i11n and hy -la\\s. 'l' his \Y.l~ 11 1 11 ITS HISTORY:-;GANI ZATION '.'.::::::/"/~. ~0::::::,,1;'i•:::; -+AND MEMBERSHIP. ,,nd hy ht\\ fornrnll., -+11d np l c·cl. A CLEAN SWEEP ----+ IJ,•hal111e i, a r,•1·,•nt de,·elopUthl•r Htlit·lt •s han• Hp111•art1di11 l )uri11~ th,· dt>lwti11t!' :-.t'.-1so11ol' ,\ t th,· fir~t l'll'·•ti1111, Pl' nl'. l' llll nt in thP l tah ~\ u:ril•Hltural 81ud r nt Lift \ hd ·o,·l' thi s is:-;Ul' 1!110- 11 the• fr1•\i11~ ~r.-1dua1J.v \V. Portl' I" was el1•1•t1•cl pn•sidl'llf ('ollt'~i•. T, 11 ~·pars ago tlw· first uhout t'i-lt'h dt'hHt(•, nnd H l'nir ai·- 111,1tl1• it:-wlf l\•lt ..111u11 1!.! tl w inl t' I"· of thl ' llf'\\' a:-;s1wintio11: :\Ir. ,J. ~- iuti·ii·o!li·u.ialt• ,·ontl' 1 was held c·ount and i·ritil'i , Ill hns lu•1•11/.!i\'- 1"01ll'!!iilt1•d1•hat1•rs. l11c1tit would \\' C'I h wns Pll'l'it't! \"it·P·(ll"t·si1ll•11!and no oth1·r dc•halt• was unde1·t·n of l'}ll·h. But tht• .\ go i·a so("it·I.,· LP a good thin !! lo org-HnizP an a nd thp ofl'i1·t1s ot' sP<·t·d:ll'y and takt·n t11Jlil l!IP(:i. frels t1n1t e\·(•n now it is worth honorai·.,· dt ·ha lin~ soc·itif~· at Uw lr(•;t~Hrt•r \\ 'l' l'I' !!in•n to J l i·. D. E. ~in,,,, th1•n 11,·hntin~ ha s takl'II whil (I. to takP a :-;111111nary o f this l T.• \ . ('. Tlit> f,,l'li rli/.!was ra t licr Hol)in~on. its plat·1• alon~ with athleties 1 ,\'l'ar ·s work. \·agup at fi l' t: hut it. finally l'l'_\':-i· rrl 1t• oq.rn11ization ol' th1• .\ !.!t1ra diaurnlic:.;, ;ind oiw.a work as pt.i r . Ab out th1t ' L' \H'<'ks hl•t'on• talliz1•d i11to n tlt>finih' id Pa. ,1ft L·1· \''HS nol ;H·1·01nplislu•d until pnu· ll'Hlll'llt fratll l't's of sludPnt ac-tivl'hri ..tmas a qnl •st inn l'1i· the i11- "'1'\'Pral i11!'0•·?11 al dist·11~ions l1.1d lil'ally thl' l'nd of thl' d,•hatill!.! iti1·s. TIH· HJPH whn hnr C' r ep rcl<' r!'olil'µ-iat<• t r youls was p osll' d il!•o• n h ,·ld i11 whi,· h 111{'<liff cr~ nl s1'11son or 1!110-11 . sn Jilli<'""~ al st·nl,·d lh, · .\. ('. in inll'n·olil'l,!l'Ollspi (•iomdy iu st•vrnd plal·l's in 1111•ntiwrs_ ~f t111•th-lHltin .!! t•ommit -1 t(•111pt1•din tht • wa:i- ol' ,wti,·r work ialt• dPh;itt· ar,• tlw l'ollnwing-: tlw halls. Thi , was thl' :-;i!.!n:.tl[01 · !PP parl 11· 1pat 1• 1l. tlrnt ,rt•ar. ll n\\'t•n• ,-. 11pon th1• th,• µ-am<•of t1,, hati11µ-. ;111111.' · lookTh l'l'<' was r,,Jt 1hr <ll'l'd firs t. lhird Friday in :llay. 1!111. till' 1902-U. A. C. vs B . Y. C. N I a.t t lws e sig-ns: Home with drt.~r- fpr a. scwil'ty in " ·hi c·h th e at- C'h'(•tion of offiet•rs l'nl' thl' ueC. II' . l' orl,•r 111inatio11to 111akL an in1 Pl' olll''..!i• tainnwnt of nu•mhpr:.;hip wonld lw •·rr diug- year wrb hL•ld... \ t this l.c•on Slo1ld111·cl ate debatin g tram. ,lthl'rs ha lf :-:ndifli •·ult as to mHkl• membership rlet'lion. Pr rsidl 1tt Pnrtl·r w.-1s n• H,•soh·,·tl. that tl11• whik JHlnplP he11rt eclly whil l' hl ill ot lwr .< paid ,l ,li,lind ho nO!' and in thi s way <'kcted. ;\Ir . \\ 'l' lsh. 1101l'XJwdin~ of th,, ~nuth ar,• justifi!'d in u~litll e at1entio11 to lh l'lll, ancl sa id inclire' tly i•n1·ot1l'H;.!'C' <h}lrntin g-: tn l'l'illl n ti ll' following- y1•a1·. w:L-; in.!..!' an., pt ,wahll' nwans to main1 ' 'rh erC' i ton liltll ' in lh•ha tin ~ and St'<'Ollllly, for a so!'ic t y to as- 11s11n<'l'clC'd b.,· )11·. J ){')'vin B11111 lC'r- li-1in politi1·al s11pn•nrnn y 0\'f' l' for lh<' hard wo : k one puts forlh. ttnll' thr n•sponsihilit ., · of hunting SO LL a11d :\rl' . Hohinson was l'k<•lt·d tht· IH'g'I tll':,;. hl'sid es people- fo r e(l't ab out till ' 11111 (llHl l'll("()\IIH ,!.!ill~ futur e t.h'- to SIICl'l'l't.1 him ~Plt'. rrh us the ol'11·u n hy l '. ,\. t'. dt.'bal t.ll' as soo n as hp lcaYCs hatinu 111alPrial, for a ~ot·icty fil't'l'S !-.tancl at I r1•:-.L11t. school.· ' H :,lamls lo n·ason that 18C6-U. A. C. vs B. Y. U . Dur-iug- tlt l' pas t Yi'il1·tlw .\ ~ora. ma.or would lik L' to i.J(' ahlP to ht• that would ,·r1•at" an a<·ti\'(' inB. (' llillmau g-ood dPbat (•r 81 but their tims an· l1•r1•st. in i11tl'l'-t·lass dehating and \\ hil c al no time appearing- co11J.'. ll. F111..-,,JI at blown awa .'' with l'llch li ttle wiiHl w,,ukl fnstl'r <lt-hati n~ so!'ieli,,s in pieuo11sl)·, has been quil'lly )I ihlr,•11 l◄""org-ron I h, :--,·liool_ \"1mk i11 fu rtl H·1in!! thP lil'hatinµof pll'ilSlll'l ' th;1t 1·n11wsnlo11g, I~ oh1d, llt;d th, ruli<·." of the in l,·1'!·,! al l h,· 1· .• \ . I'. It has had When th, .\fl ,•1· (h ,is•rn,h hulicla.,s th,• l'11it1•d ~tat••s iu th, Philipinus (ContiuueJ on palifc three) a committee 1J1csc
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.J. H. De ·.·ker. ~hnuid ht• di. i'·d1 1 d toward the ulll,•,olved , thnt n central bank tim..itt• indl'pPntknce of those isnf' i:ssw• ht• t•~lnblishcd and oplauds. t'i"Hfl'd mul t•r the suprr\"ision of \\'t ,U h.1 l ' .. \. (J. llw f1•tll'rnl g-0Yer11111t•ut. 190G- U . A. C. vs B. Y. C. \I' on b., B. Y. L'. H. J, . ,Judd ll. l<'. Hiter 1910- U. A. C. vs U . of U . .f. .I,. Kearns. .\s,i Bullen H,•sol"·d . 1hat the L"nikd LJ. J~. H~ihinson :-;1atl's should own a111lt'Onh-ol iu,J. ,.;_ \\'elsh h•rstalt• railroad-". ~I. 0. )faughan. \\' 011 hr L' .• \. C. H,•soh ·cd, that a bank deposit g-narantl'l' i111ilar to that iu 1907- U. A. C. vs. B. Y. C. operntion in Oklahoma is desir. H. 0. Porll'r ,ii,•. .J. L. Krnr:ns Won by l '. of L' . .J. \\' .. Johns on H~:~oln·d . that our i111111i~nltio11 1910- U . A . C. vs M. A . C. 111•1'111 tl1t•r n• 1ril'11·d h., au l'tlu ll. 0. l'u1·t,•r atio11al kst. \'. l'. \Yooll, •y \\ '<•n h.1 H. Y. ('. .J. B. U,·,·l«•r. H1·~ul,1•d. that a 1.·1•ntral bank uf 1907-U. A . C. vs . B. Y. U. i:--stt1•IH• t.•stahlishl·d to he opt'rat;\I. l'. llarris i-d t111dt•1· tht• sll}H!J"\'i:siuu of the K. E. Krrr t'Pd1·1·al l,!On•r11ment. .J. D. ~krt'n \\ 'o n hy l'. A. C. 1\1':-.olu·d. that liy a .... y:-.t1·111ol' ·1·aso1ntble ~h ippin~ :,,.:11hsidh•still' 1211- U . A . C. vs. M. A . C. l ·11itl'd ~tat, .. should atk111pt t o ,I. n . )IH11ghnn 111ilt1 up a n1t•rc·h a nt 111 ar irn.•; \\' .• \. Limlsny ll'o,·idi11~. that sw·h an Hltt•mpt .\ . L . :\clson. hon!cl 11ot lh· limited to Lal in. H1•suln •d . that the federal !!n,·\11H.•ri :·n11 01· Ori l'ntal t r adt.·. l'l n11u·nt ~hould t'XP:·t i~l' clin'"·t \\ '1111 hy L .\ . L'. eontrol 0H1· 1he development of walt.'t' pOWL'I'. 1908- U . A. C. vs. B. Y. U . \\'on hy e1l. A . C. Era:-.tu~ Pt'l t•r on I.Jt'llll Fn11rn•sh,•1·k 1911- U . A . C. vs. U of U . Or!-.(111Ll o~·1l. \·. l ·. Woolley J,iso ll'l'1l. !hat 1he :S1al<• of .J. ;.:_ \Y,,Jsh 'ta h :,.; lwuld en•nll• a rail1·oad :\ewl'll L'ornish ·0111111i.'ision.
.\. )I. C:111-,j11r.
\\'011 hy B. Y. t·.
lk t-ioln·tl. that
1908-U. A. C. vs B. Y. U . 1-L 0. PortPr l. 1•11 11Ji\lt1 111•~lw1·k
IL•cll'ral g'O Y·
1•n11tH•nt slwuld le Yy a g-racluatL•<l im·o mr tax. \Y ou hy U. A. C.
1909- U . A . C. vs. B. Y. C. \\' . l'ilrrnll l.J.• \ . ~t1•\"(\l1S (lt ·Ron 1,lo)·<l. Hl•~oln·d. that th1• inlt•; fl•rt•nt·l' ,·i th strikt's hy .iudil·ial inj1111·1011 i!',, ;t!!Hinst tlw hrst intl'rt•sh ,r the .\nu ~rin111 workin!.! 1·la s~l'S. \\ 'on h) l" .• \. ('.
thl'
1911- U . A . C. vs. B. Y . U . 11. Bund, •rson
I. B. Ball \\'. h (i11a~lc
i\l. 8. i::lhart. Hesolved. 1hat all corporation doing- inll>l'statt.• busi1wss \-...huuld npt•ratc uu11tn·a ft}dt•rnl t'harkr. \Yon h~ L·. A. C.
('t,111P,UU"
THE BOOSTERS INN ....CAFE....
( h ,1111 lsrncl,on H1·solv1•d, that l'rcsi,knl Taf1 wa:-: .iust ifit•d in ,·l'lnin~ tilt} .A ri•
1912- U. A . C. vs. U. of U . l [..lier Bennion H. 0. Porter Or 1111( ' h, i~lC'n.,l'll ~il -'l ~ammo11:,
16 East First North
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Honest T r eatment t o All
WM. CURRELL
"Students'
Exp r essman "
BnK1m~e Tram1fl'rretl to nll part,; of the l'lty. liea,lqunrlt' r ~. Hiter Bro1:1.Drugt,:o. Ht'!ildence Phone ffi6 k .
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Eyes 1'"sted
HesoJq,,l, that th,• ,·e,·nll should ht• applied lo 11H • stale .iu,licinry \\'on by l'. ,\. C.
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~ \ Glasses
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Rt>member Onr Optknl Depnrtr:nent la ln Cha.-ge of a Competent Rdructl -oh1t.
Hrliable E,·erylhlnE:
liie
Watch Repa:ri11f In Wn.t('beM,
CIO\'kM, Jewelry
and sth-erware
first National I I Bank
C:ollede Souvenirs
C. M. WENDELBOE. fJ:.t~ast f'lr ...t North
Logan,
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of Logan, Utah Capital, Surplus and Undivided P r ofits ...... . ... . .. . $120,000 'l'otal Deposits. $450,000
STUDEN1S
Wht>ll .)OU wnnlJOUr Bnf((tage len-t>d, PhOll " 118 R PouJ Exprt~~ and Ba~gn(te J W AULT Proprietor
Plano,- and Flon.,eholtl
Furniture
T:-nu~-
I.lne
Mon•,\
mttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmutmlm ~ Welcomes and appre. cites yom business wheth• er large or small and believes its extensive resources cl e v e lop e d by twenty years of constant, considerate, conservative aceo mmoclatious, a splendid endorsement of its most satisfactory service to the peop l e of Log-au and Yicinity.
{[ There are p lenty of Chocolates on the market, but uone just like
Murdock's ~ Ours will pleaRe the most tl,•licate taste . Pnt up in ,l ainty packages, and loose. A large quantity always on hand.
Coll (~geBarberShop One door west 1st Natn' l Ban k.
Linn ertz & Skabe lund, Props.
A. S. HORNE
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Give us a triO:.
N. A. Lanon Hardware
,J. ,.;_ ,Judd
zona s1al<'hnotl hill on aecount of the n• t·all ol' judgl:'s dausl'. Won by l". .\ . C.
a specialty
'jJ to sa tisfy our patrons.
1912- U . A . C. vs. B. Y . U . ~lurk ( :rt•t•n
Jfr:,.,oln•d , that a sy::.kn1 of di • 1·11d priurnry 110111i11atio11:-, i$ pn ..•t\~1·ahlt• lo 110111inatiun by eaut·us i; 11d eo 11,·1•nti1111s. \\' on h.r L .\. C.
A. ,r. ,Jdlmit?. 1912- U . A . C. vs. M. A. C. H1•solvt•d. that th,, frd1 ral :..ro,· T. ,I. l'ol,, r1111H•nts hould Jt•yy a propor• 1 ('has. Re cs io11nl i11-·011a•la x, proYicled that .,..__________ ___ _ 10 tnx olhl'r than a propu1·tinnal Be Comfortable t•d t>ral irn·onu• tax ~hould lw rnl. While at School ·ot·tdt•tl mHI llw c•1111slit11ti111rnlity 1 and buy your Furniture and ll' tilt' q111·stion shu11lt1 11ot lw tlis. • Stoves of all descript ion for 11isi-ed. light housedeeping, Wese ll \\' on h.1 l ' .. \ . C. the cheapest in town and buy your furniture back when you leave school. 1910- U . A. C. VB. B. Y. U. The l.o gan 2nd Hand Store .J. \V . ~1•ssio11s 26-30 \\' es t 1st N,,rth L .. \. Rt,•,·cn~
'1J We mak e
Druggist Pur e Drugs, Fin e Perfumes and Toilet Articl es Hot Soda Water Our Specialty
Bank Barber Shop Modem
Equipment .
H . J . Carlisle , Propr ietor . Baths. Basement Thatcher Bank
STUDENT LIFE
Ilh,• ahs,•ncc
THE AGORA
nl' th,• l'rcsid,•nl. :-,,,._ :I. It shall he the duty of I (Continued from Page One) tic ~,•.•rl'tary to IH•ep n. full and <'Vt'I' bt•t n tltt• aim of thP SOl'il•t .'" 1mp:1rtial ,1t·1·ount of the prn , c,•dlo l'll<.'Ollt'H.!.!.P an inte: l':,;l in de- iuµ:-; or all mt•l'ti11gs of thr sot•iet.r 1nti11g- Hlllt u.!.t all students. not :111tl tu 1•01·n•spnnd with the nunc:11.Y an:011µ- tllllM' who may pl'l'- ' Psidt nt mt•mhe1·s fol' the p11: pO!-il'.' 1..111lly I a, Ii, ip t'. hut a11wn!! that f ohtainirH!' nHltl•rials and ar~1111:111 h g1talt•r uurnhl'r who::-.t'intl'r1- : 11 l'ans a valtn1hk• support to 11H•11t of ,·nlt1l' to pn•st•nt infl•r1·11lll'!.!iHtt.1 <lt>hating fl•arns. 1 , ur i11t1•r-c•ol't ~iatl> trams. 'l'h,• so,·iPty looks ho1wf'ully fur:,.:pf• • ..J. lt shall h" tlw duty or ward to lhl' timP wlwn dt.•hati11g- Ila• TH•asnrt•r to kt•t•p an a1·t11rafl• wi I rt•<·rin· its true po ition, not a1·1·olml of nil mouf'~·s rt...<·t•ivl'd h., only in this , hool. hut in all in- him 101· the '"''il'ty, also nl' nil ~tilntions of lt'nrning; to the time c.lm·s and <HiSt'ssnn•nts imposl•d wht•n a tOJlt 1 gt' hand. a tlat wc1g-011. :-ind ..1111'.x1w11diturl'S anti dis., :inti a <•.owd mad with ,·olll'g,• h111·s<'1111·nts. 11,, shall notil',, 1 pal1•iotiK111will WP <:nmc• ho11w ou1· t'a1·h m1•111hp1· of hi dut•~ and r·ol t1,•l111t<ll'sfrt•sh from till' fi<'ld of I,• t lltP snmP. ♦
Article VI.
CONSTITUTION. Article I. '!'his
"'rht•
l"o,·it'ty
Name . h,•
slrnll
"nll,•d
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Art1c·e II.
Object .
'l'h,• ohj,•1·t of this so<·id,,· shnll he• to p10111otl' i11t,•1·1•st in dehatinl,! among- thP ~tndt•nts till' .\ _'!'ri,·nltnrnl l'oll,•g,• of l'tah. Artie!\! III. Memberzhip. 1. All s!nd,•nb who. pi·,•vions fr. th,• D,•lrnting ::;,,as<'n of 190\l ]0 l'l'prrseiih•d the l"tah AgTinll•
or
ti;
~I"·'·· St•c•. :t ;\o nnminnt ions < f nf . l'i -,•rs shn!I h,• mad,•, hnt l'Hc·h n11•111h,•1· ,hall we it,· his hoil'e or
ul'l'ic·,••·s npon a hla11k form p 1·0'id<'d hy the !-<e1·r!'!a1·y. Tn •·as, • 'if) 0111• J'Pt•PiYt's a nut.io: ity of tlw tnrHI Colll g-( as print·ipals in an ,·nt .., ,·a t n 11 the first ballot. for intt r-<'olle:,riate dl'lrntt Hnd tht1 >lily ofli,•e. th,, t,ro who Jl'l•t'i\'etl of'f'it'l' 1,ri1H'ipals am! nlil'rna!c, of 190!1- th,· hi~lwst YotPs fm· that H} shall ht><•ompc-hartt:.r mcmlH'rs :-.hall lw vofl'd for ag-ain. ThP ont 1 of this soC'h•ty. l'l'rl'ivin!! tlw hh!'lwst Yott~ on tlw :!. Ev,•ry student who in thr si•,·on,1 h:1Jln1 slrnll lw d,•c•'an•d fntttl't\ is c·host n ttl rt p1•t•st•nt t IH• t•ll'c•ted. shall be• l'tah Ag-ri<·ultmal l'olleg-e. either :-,, ·. -1. ,\II rlt·ctinns ns priiwi1rnl or altr: 1rnle in an in- I .I' a majority of th,• t,•r-coll,•g-iate ,h•hat,• hall h,• p1·11 st-nt and \'Ot ing-. 1
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.J. ll. DECKJm ,\S,\
Jewelers and Opticians
11 Lu11dstrom's :.:::::::::::::n:::::-::::::i:in:m:nuumuum
T. ,T. Cllf,F: (']L\RLES Rims ~I. :,;_S;\I.\ l{'l' :'11.\HK UHEEX .r. N.. Jl ' DD <rn::;o:-;f!-<H.\ELSOX 111m1m 1wx •;,.;rn;,.; ORSOX l'l lolHST:o;E;-.;sEx XIEf, :o;A:\DJO;,.;S
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J. L. KEAR:.S:S H. 0. l'OH'l'ER ?II. C. llARR rs J. E.KERH J .D. SKEE;-.; EIL\:o;Tl'S l'E'L'EJrno;,.; LEtlX Fo;-.;:s;ESBECK 1m;,.;1,:sT !'.\l{l{tll,I, L. •\. :o;TE\'EXS .f. \\'. SESE]()XS
Election.
::;,,,._ 1. All offi1•P:s of this S t1· ·it•ty slwll lw c•le<·ft•tl hy Sl'c•n•t !:allot to '-t' rn• l'or trnt-...n•n1·. :,;,,.. :!. Th elc•l'lion shall ill' l11•ld at th,• r1•g11h1r annn,11 m,•l'l11g of" tlw So,-i,•1' ·. whit·h ,hall hi' h,•!d , 11 llw ird F1·iday of
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J<'. D. l~ARRELL R. I,. ,JL'DD B. V HI'l'EH.
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PAGE THREE
in
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Officers.
Tlw officers of The Ai:ora shall l'lmsist of a P1·rsitle11t, a Yi<-ePr1:.si<l(1nt, ~l'f•n 1tar.,· and Trc•as. nrH. 'l'h r offiee of :o;ecrl'lar,· and Trr11s11rt'l· 111,1>'he ,·,•sted i,; 1he
snnw person.
Article VII.
at an)· rrµ-ular tn(>etiug-. proyj(lp{l
Nurth
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LO\V
Mnin ~ll'\'l'l.
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Quality First -- Price Next C'nth •ry. S<·hool
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ll'y ou ts ""''"' h,•ld .. \ II tlw i111t•r• 'l'l 11•st•1111•11lrn, l h•ss tun e than an,\' c·ollegiate llPh.ltPrs Wl' l' dtosl ' ll j nf tlw otl H•1 · lkh a tl'r s, :-11111th ry l'rom amon!! tlw 1·011kslat1t!-. Si-...: - t!id not IHl\'l' Uwi r work in till' 11'1'11 s tud (•nts w1•rt• r·andidatrs fur, hP:-.t sluqw. Thr Nl days lw l'orf' ti ll' pln rrs on i11tPn·11lll'!.!·ali' tPaU! ,1 hat1· n1a11~ ,n•rp in do11ht ahout
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Every man who has represented week and the c~mbined fore_~ the College iu inter-e<>llegiate cle-I <'ame to_Logan to mtc1·v1ew Pres,! t · ti . th•nt W,dtsoc and to learn of th~ 1 ,a e 'urmg ,e paSt qumquen- Experiment Station work. nium has had valuable assistance Through l heir interpreter, Mr. from Dr. Thomas. He has done Hichling, President \Yidtso e ga,·c more for the organization and deth,• e students a coneisc history velopment of debating in the of irrigation and dry farming in school than any other person conUtah. nected with the institution. They will rany ba.rk to South The 19.12 men spent the even- A11;erica the expe rienc es o[ every ing with Dr. and Mrs. Thomas important nation, and we may last Wednesday and were given a confidently expect to sec little splendid dinner. The honor was Uruguay mak e rapid advancefully appreciated by every mem- ment in the tle\'elopmeut of her uer of the three teams. It came as agricultural resour ces. an additional feature in the rewards that have been heaped up- EXCURSION TO on the boys for their toilsome enCEMENT PLANT deavors. -+-
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THE AGORA BOOK At a meeting of the Ag-0ra nt•n!'ly a year ago it was agreed that the debati ng history of the U. A. C. shonld be published. 'l'bis 1,ook will in!'l11de a half-tone and ,, brief skcteh of each individual who has represented th e C-0llege in intn,•ollegiatc debate. It will contain the names of all who took part in tht•sc contes ts including our opponents, the judges and 1,re.,iding officer. It will contain a debating record Uiat very few <·ollcgt's can duplicate. 'l'he id ea of such a publication developed inclependently in th e fertile brain of Prof. H endric ks
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~sso,•iation anti good fellowship. 'I'IH' fral!'rnily as an organization i · pront! of its new members and he had it und erway before he !tamed of the Agora. plans. Prof. and feels a8.~nrcd that they will !Jemhi cks will coope rate with the nrnke a sut•cess of the work of eub is preparing this booket. this chapte r next year. Tt will be ready for free distribulion ahonnt June 1.
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Plea.sing Work Upon th'e Part of The Principa.ls a.nd Excellent Support from the Chorus combined to make the U. A. C. Opera. a. Grea.t Success . spur to the plant by the 0. R. L.
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In the history of music at th,• l1. A. C. many brilliant opera successes ha\'e been scored but 11<1nethat 011tshin,, the prod11ction d this year. Beautiful music•, pleasing voices. unpanallclct! d1011.1s support. ~ood acting, ~orgP011-; stagP settin~s and ( ostumps resulted in a trnly wonderful performance. The wt>rk of the orrhestra was np to its ever high standard and addetl matl'rially to the su<•eess of tlw protluction. Director 'l'hatchN may well he pleased with the -results alt1'1Hling his labor this ~·t•ar anti any fntu,·c opl'ra will I,<' adc•q1111t,•l.,· prni t>d ii' it be ~·nid of it "This is as good a; Tlh ~I ikado. '· 1
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--+-GIVE DRAMATICS AND OPERA WOR.K A FAIR SHOW Sin,·e th e estahlishing; of dramati ,· woi·k in t h ,· year 1902- 1903. pn d of' o pera work sometime Int er , .. bout mo.Jc or 190:'i, ('Onsiderablt• tinw a1ul energy hav e been put I r,11·th It,· th e st udent s who h!l\'C p;nliripatrd in these a t•tiviti t•s. \\'h r n we look Ol'er th e r cro rds fol' n •cng nition givPn th ese various tnd t•nt s . so far as any tan g ibh• ev id cn<e i~ <'onc e rn ed , w e find on reC'ord only the awnnliu~ of tw o eo llcge A ·s: one o[ th ese. to 1'. \ '. Cardon and one to A . E. Bowman .• \ II the ot h er ,·cry ex-I ,·,·lle nt work that has been don,·. lrns. so fa r as any official recogniti on is co nce rn e,l. been n eg lerteil. Th ,• poli r y now seems to he to awar,l A 's only aft er tw o ot· thr e<· ~·,•,u ·s o[ work on th e ca. t e. Such t·nns r•n ·a ti sm in thi s r('gn t·d would lw all ril!ht •Jll'Ol'idecl oth er st udPnt1i n<'ti\·ities w cn 1 ph1.cN l on t h e same plfllle . As we find it,howCl'er . in athletics. for in lance , a man need onl~- parti ci pat e in ont• !\raso n ·s f!Hmes t o win an A. On :my athlct ir team it w onld be safe to say that no mor e work antl l'o nsi, t Pnt effo rt arc required than we find n ecrssa r_,~ on anr dn1111nti c cas te. 'l'h r rt\ is, no log-it•nl argument in far or of awnrcling- an .A to ral•h n•,•mh,•r of the cas te. th ough it srent · at leas t that th, • prineipnl t·lrnra ete rs should rl"'C•eive 1·erog-nit ion lwf ore puttingin two or 1hrPc y,•a ,·s at !h e work. .\ J)(' l"lllRDftnt onrnnizntio11 m 1uld aid matirally in th e ad,·an 1.•nwut of tlH'se :u·tiriti es, an,l those interested in snrh work should lost 110 tim e in effcc tin~ snrh an organization.
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that, ,1, ll'ith th,• shrub. thl'se are ,-..,-.-, i111portnut fn.-tors in the compl,•t,, strn<'lurc. Th,· Sophomor,·s were out with t hc•i,· !'Ollfid,•nl air of su<-c,•ss ancl ror tlw111 :--:ir·!8ammo11s cmphasir.,·d th,• fal'i that our rel<·brntion of
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,v e 11111sti--a1ythat thr prog-nln1 was au ex,•ellent Olll'. ancl that +++++++++·r++++++++++·t-++ I +t' + thos e who miss,•d llw Colle~c oh- + sc•rvanc·c of Arb or lla_v of Hll~ + .\r hor IJay was a sympol of pro- l.a\'r lost one link in their g r eat + Fine Photographs .. ; grpss; that. upon this day we fa<·<· ,·lrnin of life Cl'Cols. 13..=» NOIITII MA IN GIIOUNI> El,;TJU,NCB lhe fntur,• and its beauty instead + + ++++-~++-1•++++++++++-1•+++++++ of lookin~ al the fading past. It UTAH GOLDSTONE-crosses was not dillit-nlt lo tell what s,111e ditlic-ulty whil,• plantinir thl' :--:i,•I's nationality wa~ wh<'n ht• nm l hearts. dainty and popular, all tht' gir ls w ear them: size P1i tree for he was made the ln: get 11110 Mon ey back if cf sr\'PJ:tl ~outh ~\n1t•1·il·Hn <.·a111l•ra frd: ··.Jw·k,wlwn yon'\'e nollt- inches long~i;J. Went, Saw and Conquored ing- l'lst• to do. put in a t.ree. It not pll'asNI. L oca l Novelly co mr,pel'ators. 0111· friends from will """"' while you sleep.'' Otude.nts come, see nod be convi n ced, pau.v. C:u1111ison,Utah. • that our work <'l~nnot. be surp 11.ssed. A l 'rnirnav will su, eJy he proud of Th~ \ , · · Trial Order will convince you. w,·h IL pitlurc fron; the l'tah ,\ g--, at • . C. 111,•nan' mmute men Visitors Welcome. Bring your Friends. ricultural College. ll'>L pro,·,•d when IL R. Tiag-un, The Common Room Club '] · t • rl'pres,•ntin~ the Freshmen. whose 0 l",'{)ll ( 11'1$ P1HW1l ('Oll\'lll('('( 1 ST. JOHN'S HOUSE all pn•sent that the Renior class l'n•sid, nt was ill. showed that his Book!i, Miq:11zlaca, Gumei,:. Pool Tabh .•, Expert Launcler?rs u.nd F'rt>uch Dry 1 Shuflle Bou rd, Shower nncl Tub Bnthi,: Glenuers wa!-) in pt.\rf,•c·t harmony with tht' ·lnss, in p anting- a sl11·ub on ..\rTcnnl>J Court. .. Or&N To ALI . 40 ~· Center Lognn, Utah Phone .f38 cnstom of tree plantin; on Arbor Lor 1:a,1·, ,rn~ l'nclo1·sinir the valu· ,11umtuuummuu~ Dav. He said that in participnta hie 11'01k nf lhl' Fcd,,ral C:o\'ernin; in su, h an exercise lbc Scni- nwut whi,·h ha , spent millions n1or~ wPr, , assisting in the dcnlopc,·nti~· upon the consern1tiou or meut or the beautiful and the 0111· :,.;,,tional n'sour.•t's.The J;~re,h"'"n ,·lass will ph1nt three more loHl_y iu naturl' and that Arho,· LOG.\N, UTAH t1ws lwl'tire it bids its Alma Da~• should inspire in us ti high :\fat,,r adieu . Capital and Surplus $110,000.00 apprel'iation of that part of natuTon\' .\ldo u, ckdieat,,d a tree to 1·al grand,•m· whieh is contribut,,d thl' rnimo1 1- of the elass of 1916 We Solicit Accounts of the Faculty and) hy trl't' ancl plant lif,,. which pla,1\pd it. Student Body, and shall be pleased to ;\O dlluhl then• w,•n• 111e111bprs ( "'l' hu s nat"urc ·s art i. eyer lavi sh have our share of the College business spent. of 1111• ,·la s of 1917 in the throng To nrnk,• thl' eart h man's chi,·l't•st hut th,•.1 W<'re too mo,kst to 1·,nne l'nrwanl and plant a tree. m·namrnt. '' Have Yours Taken at For th,• famous elas., of Hl18. T . •\f t,•r ,•xpressinir hrautifull,,
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till' t houl(ht that lhr lo, ·c ancl pMriotissrn of tlw , 'cnior class for it ., Alma ;\later should he as eullurin g-. as sC'irm·r. and as fixed as tlw roots of tilt' growing shr11h would be in the soi l ; h e maik th~ following pll'asant forcca t of the tlPstiny of our in~titution.
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Andreas P eterson&Sons Students Shoe Store.
clfe Cardon Jewelrg Compang Has just received a complete assortment of Water-] [ man and Conklin Pens, and guarantee to fit any hand
Let us try to fit yours EYES TESTED AND GLASSES CORRECTLY FITTED
41 North Main
It Makes a Difference .....
The Newest Creations in SHOFS for Spring and Summer, 1912, Now Being Shown at
73 North Main Street
STUDIO
Corner Main and Center Sts.
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Jwuc:P a Stlr\·i('l' to ol hc1 ~Tiu· 11i1w pretty dniry "maids" in tlwir while unif'orms arouserl the 1•11,·y of' till' Dom,ti,· S:·it'nce DPpnrtnu •nt. Thr• spel~th makin~ fell lo )Ir. C'aninirton. who said "Life nrny come and life ma.y g-o. that. his squall wan1Nl to plant n This hush nm~· will and others ·'milk w,•,•d"" or 8 ••,•ow-clip" hut ~row, that it wa~ frnre<l that neither tPn But l'. ,\ . l'. throu~hnut all lime· lll'r hud wonltl snr\'i\"C the ,,fl'c•·t Shall ,·a1T_v on its work su- or the mo1·ni.J1g hret''-''; and h enre bli111e." th~y were forl'ecl to plant as olh-
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Co-Operative Drug Go. 14 W. Center-St.,
Logan
Utah.
The Preserjpt ion Store.
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STUDENT LIJ'Z n11d most important points in all, ,,ble wo,·k seem negligible. The the fund of information he has ac- cletluc·tion then must be that quired throu;(l1 his study . Ob- bankr and better directed work
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the Aclof College
Ma.rch Delh•ery
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data eonfirming an historical conclusion he has felt justified in stting; or like the biologist who, of de- by a broad survey and study of the formK of life, gh·es proof of a
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this train- exist; the 1kb1,ter searches over thou~h the subject matt.er he 11l'l" ing-, th,· ,J.,hater is subjected to th,• Hehl which may ehanee to ilti1w11l1 hut it is to ~\'t t.hl~ ri)Chl tlw c•1ili1·is1t1 of his rollellgue~ llH:idutt.• ~om(' hazy ron(•eptiou uf amo1111tof st•lct l malt'l'ittl: that ;ind ernlth. JII' is ht•'d to a log-. a lllli-lM'of this suhJ.Cf.'t. Il e put., I j whil·h support l 1t• tHSl' most L' ·• i nl i.llHl ordt·rly pres, •nlc-1tio n or tog-l''IH•r in lnugihle form the fl•('tin!l~·, Htltl ~l llu_• l::i~!ue tinit • i~ hi:-. J11Ut1t-:·to an audir11<·t•. .It is frag-nwntary data. he hus collt1t·l• EOl easily refuted. 1 he al'!.!ll · (.IIP thing- tu know a suhjt•d and t·d aud draws his conclusions
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THE EDUCATIONAL ment must he• ~o ,•onstrutl<'d a~ c:ui tp ancth,•r to explain it intl'l- sli,qw,l, where possible, in eoncreVALUE OF DEBA TES lo .'"""'' no exposed \q•ak plan•_, lig'Pntl_y and enn,·isel.1· In ani· on,• I t,• illustrations mQrc readily per-
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Dt..,ba1iuµ- is pt;>rhaps tht• most impo1ianl tou( ,est i11 whi ,tl1 sludents of a school t'an parlil'ipatc·. The fact thal it i ; an i11tellrc·tual contest aff ords the sti111111uswhitl1
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:n ckhatt\ n•(•t'iv(•s in,·aluahh· q11psti1111 for dl'lulte offers a. limitIt nct •ds no rxphnrnt,011 for tlw tl'nininµ- in this ad, Ill' is l!or-J h•ss J1t1mlw1· tliffet-t>11t\vclys ih r rade r tu see the irnmcusi • a1111)ut1t 1·p(•lt'1l of the little Pl' l'S1ln::ilitiP!-. whi,, h it may he affirmed or Alstnd d or a1Jalyt ,ii·al -" au org-anizu - and h:lhitN of' e~lrria)!r :inti dl:'- 1at·kn l. The ori)!iuality and tion o( ma 't •rial th at i8 Dl'~·c~:-if. ll') mt•cuwr in whieh l'YPl',VOIIC' i:-i fon•· ig-hl of lht• ~tudent may ht! in ueh a work .but in it all conh'~ more or lP...;,i-; likel.,· to 1111c o11st•iou:,;- thus •,•sled or traim•u hy the manimpels th e partieipants to ha ,d . . . . L' a tra111111~of the m1l1Clthat can be 1.,· indulu:l'. .\ii,l in it ;ill th, • im. nnd s,·stemat1c st .nc.1v. ,-,omc o.ne J b . d . h ,. 11t•1· in whid1 ht• has couducttd his •. • . l' tamt ' JU no ot er way. . t 1· I . ti l I. tt has saa l that the ,;rrf..•atl':":lt po111t of Tl . t I I I l'•Or an pa urP 18 HI ns a 1• 11· l't'!-Par1·h aPd tJ1c way he t·ontri,•t•s 11 1 t!iffrn. •11< 'e bl'twe<'n th e a,·eraµ-~ le prospcctn·e le mer s IOU l tion is a'ways inlt'n t', and t·or- lo 11st' it for his JH1rp0Re. It would 11~;u1 and a g-('nius is the abi!ity to l!Ol he O\·p rwh clmetl by th e gij:?'clll· H'C'lion!-. made whil e in thnt franw hl• to tlw atlnmtage of tht• affir1111ic frool sul'11 an nn·n~ · of prob - 0 1, · I I I t· · npply hi1mw lf to hanl and per ist mm, ma \t' more ;is in;: 1111 a tin• lwd thl'Y 1·Hrri1•d thl'i rt'· ' ·nt work with th e power of con- 'r~ns. )l- debate i!rn,v. l)l'l'~t111t, prl's!,,inrns. To t lw ~tudeut t IH•11 I f I t . .. 1:1\:· ~hy.uld any om: lt't'I IIJt·apahl,? who has :111a111hit.inn t,1 l'Ulti\'at, •wan· I ar t•noug 1 o spn11µ- HD eeatration of mind upon the work f k I 1 "'""'iW<·ll•d <·onstnu·tive ar,:u1 o I 1ie 1as · . t ias " P1easura 11 " his ahilitv lo ex11n•ss his id,•as in hand . 'rhough it is not tu ht• "id(' full\' to mp ensalorr. Th e sp ir. . . . HHnt 011 1ht.l neg-atin•. and likl';'!.rg"t1('d hPre that ckbating will it of <.-o .ntr11l with th ~• i11<·n•ast•d c•lrHrly Hild forepfull~· 111 publu· "iH· llu l tH'g'a'i\'t) nrnst. in ordtr hla1l to t.hr d('\'p)opm('nt or g-t•n- t·hanl'l':s for winning- h\' n10Rt PX- 1 boclit•R, dt•lrnting- affo rd ~ an cx ·l'I- to med a11y ~urprise OL'cmergc11i11st1s,.n •l it is . ig-nificant thal the h-nsiY,• study g-i\'c•s ,;lt>n lll'tl tn lt•iil l i·ainiiqt. t'? lhrown upon them . he eq11ip1,ow1•rs n1-1tlattl'ibut ('S of lht..• ~en- lh t• deluitt1r when he t·an frt•l his Jn 1·onl'lusion IPL us nolit ·e tlu 1 1n•d aud fortified f1·om t'Vt-ry pnint ins are the very l'w·ulti t'S thal Hl'l' !.!rowing- a.tquaintaiu·e with th r l'c atur(' ol' i11\'l'.ti~f.1tio11 in d11hnl- ol' \'iPw hy havint:r de lved Eiearr h eultivalrcl in debating con tests: ,uh,jt"· l. Every n ew dis eo--r ,·_y of in::r ns it hl'ars a dose analogy to iugly into tlw possible affirmativ~ the <·apa city for hard and i11- ar~Ullll'llt or point of attatk gives n 1s11ardi wo1·k in otht•r fields of por-.itions. The rcseal"('h work in t, ·ns c ,ippliealion of th e iatellcehim pl,•,i,,u re . new sti mulus , and ,tud,v. l-'0111, • allusion was made to d (•hate is of a miniat.ure type. tual pow e rs. and the ability to an in<·•·cascd determination to the ,n1y this is work(,d out in perhaps, when eompared with 111 ,•,•t 11uidd_y new situations as p.-o<'ced. Ile fixl's his mental i:aic studyin~ for clehale. in the fo1·c that of tlw other arts and Sl'i,•nthe~· may app,•ar in the attaek of Ut>nn the disti,wtivc fratures uf pai·t of this articlr. but it is of ,·,•s, hut n•search in for'm and Ppponc11ts. lhl• questi on from wliieh radiat e s11flit·iP11timportance to reeciv1..• prirn·iplt• n<'Vt•1·theless and trains Tak en in the aggrC'gatc the all thr r eleva nt idt'as and thought s sp,•l·in l trl •atrn e nt - ht•rP . Lik e th (• nnd Pquips studrnts for more diffii!•·eah 'St intellectual clc\'clopuw11t he has rormecl. 'l'lw r elall'd stu,lc•nl of history Sl'an hing th,· ,·ult and extcnsi,·e re,e arch in the l·Ollll'i>from the exll'nsivc and sys. lnpit·s und subtopics arc clustered c·hronil'h•,; of nntil•11t rai:.·rs for sti('11tific fields. tt•matii..· study rer1nir('d in pre- in his 111intl as a 'h unch of g'l"HJW~ ran1tion. JJaving- in mind 001.1 houud togl'ther by ti<'s of kinship. l'ar1i t·uJ.-11· 1n,1pos ili o n whieh ht' In ordrr. ia arra11ge1n r nt. in (•la.-,sCommencement Cards, Folders, Graduate and Class A nnounwii-;ht•s to maintain , th e d('hatcr ifil'nt ion , th e mind deri\'l'S saliscements. A beautiful line of SAMPLES now on hand. Come st•arl'IH•~ ex hau stin• ly into {'\'L'ry f'nc·tiun. Th e prOl'Pss n iso l\'f'; itearly and make selections. Stock must be ordPred from Omafkld of liter"tur c arnl thought sl'lf to a simmering of all th, • facts ha, and Chanq<'sin Class Colors etc, occas ion so me delal). "hi t·h promises to _gin• some nf'w with thti r esu lt of an eli mination J P. SM I TH & S ON mah-rial nr ideas in suppo rt of of th e in essen tial and i111pertiueut his 1·ontt lnfion . li e must scan - in other \\'o rcls a ~aref ul exe r Buy Fresh Cut Flowers for HER From the in selection. 'l11Hl :1ualyti l'a ll~· treatisrs ht•aring- in <·i~e of judgment atisfac-tion d e ,·i,·r111yway upon the quC'stit)n fol" tk- 1•leasur es and lrnlt'. ] le nw i t exC'rc:isC' hi s pow- ed from studyin:,? in prrpnration Just North of the U. A. C. t·1 s of clis<·etio11 and judgment in for a. dehak is great enoug h to P hone 387 B make any ~ee mingly insurmount th e selertion of the w eightiest
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CLASS COMMENCEMENT
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NOW I S T H E TIME
SPRING
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TO SE L EC T YOU R
TOGGS
Shipments of the Newest, Niftiest, and Most Up-to-Date Sty les Have "Just Arrived" Come in and Look Them Over. ''twill be Worth Your While.
Thatcher
Clothing
Company
27 North Ma in, Logan
CO.
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