~tuhrut lifr (Summer VOLUMfl
LOGAN , U'l'AH,
XL
School Edition)
'l'llURSDAY,
JULY
a, 1913.
WILL GO INTO THEIR HOMES WHO'S WHO AT A.C . SUMMER WHO 'S WHO AT A .C. SUMMER Division Will SCHOOL. (l 9 la) SCHOOL. (1913)
NUi\IBER
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DR . BALL REPORTS
College Extension
Gra.sshoppers S ell a.t $1.00 Per Bushel , J . D . Howell, He«0 istrn,·, when Mau d Will'1e attended B. Y. C. asked to tell a s mall story about '10- '11. She hails from )Lendon a big man , gaYe us the f~llowing a nd is a mind student of Pl'of. Doctor Ball , wh o 1'ctur ncd from 111 ect in 0•' account of himsuJj' L' clc rsoll. II c1· spec 'es is - mol'e Kanab recently , stopped over a fAt a I ,·ery iutcrcstiug ' .· County, a cw< ays ago in the l'r csident's I wa s born iu Wales so long ago pleasant than the male and hel' frw clays in Sanpete he found grasshoppers office, · k"II I it wa s decid ed to send a that I h,•,ve no 1·ecollect ;,on of th, am b"1t1on 1·s to c-apture one of where se lling at $1.00 pel' lmshel. . 'l'he s I ec agent from th e College to eve nt. , vas taken to 8cotl,·incl "ti · I f visit the homes or tlrn mothers \" Cl"", ."O le SUl"\ the fittest," , ., llJI!!_ , and cont"1n,1ncJ , tl1e1·, leach at 'l\"a )lala O d . next winter. Will Doctor is preparing a bulletin on o, lhe. t8lltle. Miss fiArny the grass hoppct\ and got so me ti· IL Lrmau ti fol' fi[teen _years. ·wa s edm·atecl (Contr ibut ed) , l'l'Y valuable informat ion whil e goes m o 11s new e c as 1c in Th e Ilamiltou Academy on th~ • • • first Jlome Demonstrntot'. fo banks of the Clyd e, and aftcrM(ss Ja.ne-5280 s · ft ha s a so uth. compauy with Dr. P et erson ; Di- wal'ds had two years 1u a p 1·ivate hca~'e nl y hom e and a sun n y dis- · About five years ago th e rector of the l~xtcnsion Didsiou school in l\""orth Wal es pos1t10n. Attended the B. Y. C. College gave the people of Sanancl Pr csiclc ut Widtso e, Miss LyW ent to London. Erwlaud on methods of during thC' writer's school days. pete instrnction mau ,~·cnt o,_·cr l!er ~rnw lin e when l!J y ea rs of age, nud b~cam~ Taught sc hool at h er hom e to;vn destroying these pests. '!'hey put "'?rk•n, detail. She is a5raduate c?trnectcd with Clark's Civil Ser- of Paradi se . these rnethods'into use ~vith the of th e School of Hom e ~conom1cs n ee College, e\'cnt nally having result that the grasshoppe;: has (Contributed) and goes out well cqll"pp ed t o char ge of the Co1111nel'ci,tlsect ion . not Oo-i, ·eu g reat bother sine~: perfo1~111the n ew ancl novel work 8pccializcd in ste nography, and Delia Oldham, of J'aradisc , is a Last ,·ea,·. howe<'er, they failed she Will hav e to do. was admitted a member of the hat·d sluclent. we unclel's lancl. lo disc the egg bed, with the !'e Speaking of this n ew line of Phoneti c Soc'cl 1· square Per haps it is due to her hard s ult that a field of four work. 1'1·e,,idenl Widtso e said the Was P1·incipal · of the :-;orth by ]\fr hca l't for mauy is the time she miles is n ow occupied day was eomrn~ shortly when a ~fctropolitan School of Shorthand So fat· th ey hav e been l1as frowned on the song: "Oh. Hopper. competent Home Dcmonstrntor for thr ee yea1·s. and Official Ex- Delia. DPlia , Delia; l ' vc mad e up ·u th e meadows but arc now would he placed iu C\"Cry co unty amincr for the L ondon Chamb ct· my mind to stea l you , Delia making their way into the crop of Utah. Dr. Pet ers on consider, of Commerce, 'I'he Xational Uuion dear. " St ud ent of B. Y. C. fi,,Jd.•. this work as uovel and mod ern in of rrcachers. and Th e SoCiety Of The co unt, · and Slate are T eac her at Hyrum. the extreme. "Very few states,." Arts. o fl'el'i n g- bounties whi cl{ make th e (Co ntribut ed) said Dr. Pctersou ,41 hav c an? thiug ".A111hition at 16. " ·,vantcd to 0 (I ti pests sell al >f;l.00 pel' bushel of lo eom1,arc with this n e\\; liu e of be~o,ue an Int ernational Football We print 'the following list ,rhout 500.000,000 young hoppers. work. But we feel that w e shall play er. Play ed as centc l' forwal'II But t his is an expensive pro cess from out· paid up subscr ibers. 'l\, be ahi<• to l'!'lteh thoL1samls of for a Hugby t eam J'or years. but - the cheap er and better method tit's list add the names of the homes in this rnauncr. whi ch losl a ll my ambition wli en an opothct·s wh ich hav e appeared in is the one given by the Coll ege, would olhrrwi:-;c neYer ~et the posin~ play er wa s unkind enough Student J,i fc this Summe 1.· and i. e., destroy the eggs . '!'hi s can inllue1we o( this college." lo kick ou1 nearly all my teeth. yon'l l have a co mpl ete list of he done easi ly when the egg bed That is a ,·cry tru e statement, I • • • 's once loealecl. ln order that and without douht the hom es L. A. Richardson, A. C. 191 3. thos e who kept their word when this bed may he found, Dr. Ball 'l'o reaelwd by [h(I County D em was noted during- his Colleg e lif ~ they pro11tisecl lo subscribe. I ho se poor · unfortunates wh o will make a trip 1o that reg ion onstralor arc thr homes most for h:s military bearing and tl,is fall. llaving found the bed in need of improvement. H kee nu ess in scho larship and stud- don ·t kn ow what th ey waqt - in he "'ill give cxpcr l. advice to I.he other words wh o " signed up" but parents haYe energy, faith, cut activitit-'s. He has had char~~ people rcg-anling 1he destruction and means to send a of the Physics Lab . during Sum- "di dn 't pay up " fol' Student of the eggs. Life , w e offer n si11gle lin e from daughter lo College, they gener- me,· School. ·w e und erstand lie olden days " Know 'l'h yse lf. " ally arc par ents of improved has scve 1·al ofl'ct·s to teach n ext SCiiENT',fSTS WILL VISIT Reme mb er these names are homes. But the man and woman _yea r. but hes itates befot·e h e UTAF. vf paid up people " \Vh o'• who can not see good res ulting joins our ragged rank s. "Come 1 \Vho ' we mu st leave for the from their girl's attending college on in le ss the mouev 's fine (s mall next issu e of Student Life. Junt A part.v of European scientists are. gene1·n)ly , the parents in iu size.)" · n, 1914. Edna Burnham Nellie will ,·isit the U nit ed States thi~ homes which ,wed the influence • • • Vall ey, Ba.ma.rd, Vinetta. Hunsake~, Ma.g- s,;mmcr. slopp in g only at points of the ('ollege most. ln sending Fra.ncis Gray, Gentile for fi'"e gie Jones, Vera Jensen , Curtis of interest. '!'hey are sc hed ul ed 1 out thesr youn~ women, then, th e =s a probl em we ve tried not a Lamb, Mable Pettit, Ella Pas · lo be in Salt Lake City on AuCollef!f' and the State are giving weeks to solv e. She's kett, Olivo Wa.lton . g ust 24. Dr. Wicllsoe and other help where h,•lp is most ne eded t eac hc:. • • • noted scientists of the Coll ege nucl servi ng th e peo pl e most in Eliza.beth Hodges , Ganlc n City, will meet with the Eul'opeans at ueecl or help. 'l'he people of Utah Nellie Hendricks is a grad ua le Ptah, is a ~raduate of the Field- Lhat time. 'l'hc purpose of the !,av e ercr bee n a people to im- of th e B. Y. C. and a teacher in in~ acaclcm.,: and will teach in dsit from across the water is to 1,ro,'c wheu shown the way and th e ei t.r schools. Fickling- n ex t year. study the relation of various t11eans1 and wr shall not be sur- from locating the new ex perim ent • • • plants to the agricultural reprsed to hear of their taking up farm near Kanab. " Th e region ,'" • Ruth La.rsen of Garlancl is a gions. '!'hey will cross the Unit. and support in g this new method. said Dr. Ball, " is well adapted for t eac he r. Last s un11ner sh e stood eel States from J\Iainc to Califorcorn. \\ 1 c ar e sure we ca n show first in the class in Hi story of nia ; being accOlllpanicd on the UTAH MAY BECOME may be Am er ican Lit eratul' e. trans-continental by a delegaGREAT CORN STATE that certa'n varieties raisecl there without th e aid of • • • t ion of C:overnment ex perts. Thousands of Acres Now Ba.rren irrigation. " rrhis being th e case. . E. L. Ba.rrett, ' 13 tak es educaEdna Burnham, also of the B. and there being . thousands of tion uncle!' P eterso n and spenrls May Be Utilized. acres of laud now unused in that his tiin e skinning r,makeH. bu~s Y. C., will teach at Vernal next year . Southern Uthh bas the climate region. it is nothing out of the and birds in th e Bug house (E nt. ord"nary to expect that 1hat r e- Lah .). Tfo expects lo teach n ext and the soil for the production Ell a Paskett is a n Oregonian. y<'lir. E. T,. is a g radnat e of the or g-r(•at ,-rops of cor11, nccording !!ion will phu·c Ptah among th e College. snid a gir1 being a member of the :.\lore unknown-who important western states p1·odnc to L'eports of the Extension couldn't keep a secret 1 cla5s of '13, ,~,-orkers who have just returned inii oorn. Send Lady AgentState Into. Homes of. The
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'i'his is the time of ,·eat· wh en l'hri:-:trnaH turkey js ch~ap.
STUDENT LIFE 'S PAGE OF CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY STUD,ENTS OF SUMMER SCHOOL life. They feel that when WHAT DOES AN get to be men and women APPRECIATION OF NATURE DO FOR US ? want to get away from (Contributed) 'l111erc is probably nothing which broadens our Ji res so much or which brings to us so much joy and satisfaction as to be thor-
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they they their homes and work they have been doing and go into the larger lowns and cities and take up somt! occupat'on other than that which lhcy haYC been fo1lowing while the.,· were boys and girls. As
natur e. long as a cond iti on of th is kind
The . birds inspire by their sweet exists Ctab cannot grow and desongs and ga _,· plumage; the va- velop as it should. 1·ious trees by their majestic an1l One reason why a condit ion o[ stalwart growth. tht.': r g_ianl this kind ex ists is because this i:,trcngtb and their artistic beau• co mmon work in the home and on ty; the shrubs b.v th ei r rnriet_v of the farm is not understood. The co lors of foilage and flower; the drudgery s'de of the work is alflowers by their delicate tints 1ra.1·s held up before the boys and a nd their variety of forms and gir ls. and nothing is known about s hap es; the weeds by thei1· num- lh e p leasure. the beau tr a nd th e her, their quick ~ ,·owth nnd thei r real wo1idPrs in all of the work persistenc_v an 11 determined lcna- en the fa rm aud in the home. Did city of life: the grains hr their .vo11erer know a perso n to be inusefulness, their ~reen a n d µ-old tc1·ested in a thing he did nut en colors waft ed in the brecz,,. understand! Xo onl'-c,·e r is intheir seeds so nHie1! in size and ter<•sted in what he does not u n shape and color: the grasscs by dersb111d. _Th e mol·c . we lea~·n 1 their carpet of f!rcen and the about a thing- the more we sec in fragrant odor of n e wl: · 111owu it. aud the rnol'e we Sl'C in it the hay. more iuter(•sted we become it1 it. 'l' o know all or the variou:-i 80 i11 our faL·111and home wo1 k. if kinds , Yarietics and sprcil'S i!- 1n1derstood, would be mor e int erind eed a rare atcomplishmcnt. e::iting- because the 1·L· is so mctld n g It makes 11s more satisfi ed with wond erful, :-;ometh in ~ beautiful aud apprcc=ativc of life. lt make~ i11all "·ork done on the f'ru·m anll us und e rstand and app1·e e!c1k i11 the home. mo re thoroughly the beauties and Fanning as a p1·o[p:-;~ ion i~ wonde rs with which God ha s siu·- laughed at cre n to-clay by some rounded us. It mak es us sec thr· tillers of th e soi l. H ousekeep in g G lory of God and thr ).Jajf:'sty of as a profession is a juke C\'en yet Hi s han diwork in a n ew nud f'ar to many houscwi\'CS . ) !others. i[ g r eater light tlrn11 }H' have l'\"CI' .ro11 arc in a 1·11tand ..,·our gil'ls been able to sec it before. ha, ·c had a cl1c:rncc to lec11·n new There is no better wai· ot be -I ways, let thciu try them out. I I" ginning a stud.,· of' and an ac - 1 you a1·c•in so deep a rut you canc1uaintan ce w=th these wo 1H.lrrf11l not stand to sec them do it, take natural li\'in{J' objects than t,J a, vacation. Let the gi1·ls c-an th(: mak e collections of plants all'l ft·tiit and· manage fol' a while. observations of thc·r diffcrcn N.•'i It won 't hurt them and will do in structure. nrnnn cr ot and time you lots of g-ood. f11 fact , you of gl'o wth , seeds. etc., and w1·iti11!.! owe them the chance aud youL·sPlf these observat ions down in well the rest. Get into a new groo\'e co nn ected form. Obs<'rvat ions 11f th i!'l su111me1·. lwb ·its and appear.-1ncr of· bir ch Th C"rc arc _fe_ 1_n_a-.lc_s_i_n_o n1· schoo l will g r eatly help to idenlif°) ' anti a ppr ec iate ·them. Tnll <1nd straight and fail' , This is one thing whi(•h lllOd<•rn ~OlllL' with µ-olden. you thful locks educat;on (a n cdul'ation for us1~And some with sih ·cl' hail' . fulness and cffi"cienc_r ) does for Few. in deed, hr1,·c life co111pnn:011s us, it makes us appreciate and To supply them dai ly ln·ead. und erstand nature better. and But. with onl.,· one excrpt,011, 1tnclerstanding- nature better we All are old enough lo wed. arc · able to li, ·e better and more fully. 'Tis a pit,r that such maidi l ns Th e common things aud duties Should r emain in sin~le bl ii.;s of li fe. tho e things which we \\'h en so many ;'l'Ouag-old o-c1Jlants have to do nearly e,·cry day in '\Visit for married blessedness. our li,·es. arc not Hpprcciated, I.Jc. cause th e.v ar c not und erstood. Lnc·k of courage, Oh )'e baclwlo 1·;; '. We ca ll them me,· c ,11-ndgery. II ls th e chain that ho lds you lhe_v we r e fully 1111dcrstood. and stra n ge~ it shou ld be th e aim of all to tr the g-irls might do the asking. study them and become thoroughrrimes would take a s uild rn ly familial" with crer~· poss'hle ehan~c. phase of them, we would fin,1 that L. C. natur e has sto r ed awa,· many of --+-Prof. Peterson, If YOU were her wond ers and beauties in farm put in a da rk room anci IPft ther,· nncl hom e work. Th ere arp many of tlw boys and for two or three clays. how could ~irls of the Statr who arr grow . .mu 1(>11how much time had passIng up with a dislike fnr the (\d' work the,· lrn, ·e to do. 'rht>, · do Jlrorr< ·r (i n a whii,;pcr ): J3y not like t h,• commo n t hini(s of th<' lPngth of m~· heard.
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On the camp us . n ea r th e College, I Honest Treatment to All ! Stood a :;rnup of "stude nl teach WM. CURRELL I e rs ·, ' ·T(';-u·hers· Expressnrnn" / lli g h aboYc the sun shone b,:ight :-;,,11d 1·0ur tnrnks to the dc1.,·, I· pot wiih him. H eacl1jua rt c rs I ,\ncl the birds sang in the tre e in front of Hit er Bros. Drug tops; ' Co . .lfrsid,•ne,· phone -156" ' · Sang sweet songs of school in ..______________ _ sum me-..·, WALK-OVER SHOES Chirpi n g forth their man_l" secrets are so good that peop le ol all One tall yout h w·th manly fea nations of the ea rth unite in proture:.J. claiming them the "Leaders of rl'urnecl his head a little eastward the World." Gar.eel upon the distant mountain ~ ST AR CLOTHING STORE And he felt hi s spi rit s rising ; For a female sweet as roses , So ught th e shade where he was
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standin g Whil e s he chat ted wilh the oth erJ. Like a yout h of ancient manner~ H e 'stood gaz=ng at her beauty: Wondering at her slate!)" figure: Stared with eyes of admiration 80011 the maiden saw his action-., And d epa rted from his presence J?ec liu g i11 her heart Llis).!n s tcd w ith a man who was so fon.nuc1 But. the _vouth , like one bewild-
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·'"fhe Agricultural
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W ith thes" thoughts he left th, ca mpu,1 Plodded on with head bent fo1· ward Little thinkin g where he wander
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Down fell upon the pavement! f.Jike a leaf that falls i11 antttmn But his friend in te nd er pit.,· Came to ofl'C'r h:s assislanre Ca 111 C' to comfort and to cheer him F'o1·h e saw hi s friend's deject ion When he fo und him self uninjured H e re l ated hi s· advent ur e : And wa s told that hi s fnir 111,aiclcn \V as a wife, if n ot a mother.
L. C'. HURRAH! \V e ha,·c one drn· 's
\'Hl·11tio11 du ring- the st r enuon~ yet plL'asant Sununer Sc hool. Let's ee lebrat, in some fashion! Somet hin g good is pro111ised u:s here in town. Shall we fall iu J"nc with the usual Folll'th of July cr owd and dust or shall we· as co-wol'kers, get better acquainted with each othc1· and lake a hike up Logau canyon. sec th e cliff s. flowers. trees and listen to the laughing- watel', th1..\ i-,011g-of' birds and t h e sweet whis , tic or the "·Incl amon~ tlic pinrs~ The exh ilar at in g ai r of the monntains will be the bcist 14 era111'1 for the coming • ~xaminatious. l rm rah. oft w e go! Contributed b.,·.
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WII O K:'\O\\'R.
'rhere 's not hin i quite as flnt as n woman trying stor; •.
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Stands for the Education that men use ·in actual life. The people are coming to the Agricultural College because the Agricultural College is going to the people.
It trains men and women to do th;ngs
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STUDENT LIFE LOCAL NEWS Born. a ,l<-r"'." Calf. to a ,Jcrs ~y· ('ow. 11t th,•.\. l'. Barus. ,Juh· lUt•lt.n1hur~. ..
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G. W. CLARK Pracfcal Cu1tom Shoemaker
Clias. Quinn
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Andreas Pete rson & Sons Tlw "l!ny11l"
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Repairing a Specialty
Logan,U1oh
South of Poitoffice
yout· fart>wl~ll treat
WHO 'S WHO AT A.C. SUMMER ol ~m,pctt. • • • SCHOOL. (1913) Gladys Grobli i, El ir.a hd It's ,is)lin~nr i-.. won·,··11:.r as his <1x\\ ' c hope hhl' "i-~as good a Laura Peters i, " rcg11la1· k C. tl'r. nrn. apprna·:IH~s. · Lat<-st news studt•11t--sht• 's <·l'rtainly as hap'-t1tdPnt nnd n nntin _• of Bri~ham. r,· The class of Hll 7 will ha,·c shows st'Yt>nty ~ix applicants for Hht• has 1>1•1•11 on n 111ishion. tw1•11ty-st•n•n 1w:-.itious. Cout·ngt"'' to !turn or the, · will noi ha\'C 011 tlu•ir famous
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Miss Eva E. Brown-Gradual,•
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wuy to gel to tltt• of the• Oi::d1•11lli)!h Sl'hool leae·hcs OUF , MOUNTAIN f. tl'lliH on t11n,•. Ca.ii up W m. Cur. at llw (~11i1wy st·hool in Ogden. 'rell, the ex pressman, and arranµ-1,; Jlis~ Brown ha!-i attPnt!l•d Stttnrner 01 1 dcar -mo1mtni118. so ,,,,•cone ,·11111 ' ~·out· baggage trnn,fer today. school at the• .\. C. for two snm· 8 "·el•; lie ·a be mig-hty busr. so make m<•1•:,; 1111d Jikps the plal'e brttrr eill'h ~-ca,·. It is to ht• hopNl th,, B," <•Yet· gentle• ,111!1rciul.1· to gr~ct ,\ our i-nnu1g-c111enb early. Phouc ~liss B,·o 11- 11 will fall 80 deeply 1•.aeh ont• that ll1es lo t It,,., for 1,'iU \\' or M'<' him in front of in lo, ·r with thl:' pla1•P that she re:,;,, Hitt•r Bros. Drug Co. 'l'ht•n•
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The.• hri,;t n•imrt from the Farm ill•monst rat or~ hus l>een recci \'l!l l ll\· th,• Di,·el'lor of the Extension Di,·i,io11. The report shows that th,• J),•mo11,trntm·s arc happy anti su,·n•ssful i11 lht•ir new work. Tht• Mll"Ccs, i, born out h,· the fact that th,•~ arc hell!' 1;aid in parl h,, tlw l'ouuty Conuuissioner, (t·o1n county funds.
to taki> o11t he, · degree For further iufornrn-
1u.•xl n•ar. tion ,:all ~o. 1HIY.
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Sumllll'I' Sl'hOol Edition clt•nt Lil', -.
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That cklig-ht whi1·h hanishes t·,1res.
\,·omlcrf'ul, Editor of )li,.rht.r. 111ot1nlni11i-: of i,;tuOrt ha,·,• I dnmk of
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iour1tc1in~· Edith Davi dson was !(n11l11all'el \\ 'a khc<l the µ-uq;li11g " -atl·r clcnr at th,• B. Y. ('. l!lO!l. Yon must ·co ming r,·om the depths that seem 80 H(';.11' know sht; is n l..1og-nn trarhrr hy to clivincr;L that s111ih· that wo11't come off . Gi,·ing- exprl'ssiou
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Eldn•di:e, the well knuwn l'tah Dairyman. an<l who rrt·1•utly ap1;oiutecl jointly hr !ht• l'oll<•ire and Federal Uo,·t•rn1111•11t as Dairy ..\ gent for l'tnh, '"" at the l'ollcge yesterday go'ng o,·t•r au outline of his 11,•w wo1·k. ) I r. Eld1·i,lge is an t•nthusiastic. and modern dairy~ JW.lll n11<lwr. ns a state> arl' fol'tunat1· in ha,·iog- bUl'h an able ~t·t·,·nnt.
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.\ drunk h1•i11g fin,•d fi\'c doll,11·, for hi, la,·k of s!'lf contrnl, paid np. tht•n ashd f'or a rel'eipt. "Uo 011.·' said Ow ,Jnstic:C'. "w1..• don't iin• n•c·t>ipts lwrc; what ~nod will a rett•ipt do you an.'·~ howl" '· \\ ',,JI, hroder .f,•nst•n. ''rctortPd tht• it•hratt'. " 1 tink'i Saint Pt 1 l11 r ltl:!.!ht lilu.• to hl'l" it: any how~ l WI-lilts him to ·know I done sPtth·d thut si11 hpn•, and".. Hah, .. hrok<- in the repre,en tut in• of tlw lnw ... h<~won't 11t•t•11 that.·, •· But a.., I's !.!Oin• to i.,a.'·,•· <:On tinw·cl lhp unforlunah-. '·but sup1'""' It,• did: I elm, ·1 want to l1;nc to h1111l all on•r lwll for ~·011 to !!in• till' OIH'. 0111, 1•i1t111· will kill 10,000 ir,•r111,. If' it w1•rl' no1 for us smokrrs. what would tit's old wnrl<l l'Olll•' to1
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GOOD BREAD, GOOD TH INGS TO EAT He, man Johnson,
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At Popular
P rices
Sati&fa1.'\ion Abso lutely G uaranteed
For Your Athl etic Goods
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a nd Outing Suppli es, go to
LOGAN ARMS & SPORTING GOODS COMPANY
retreat?
114 Norlh Main Stree t
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Rabe's !
The Royal Confectionery Co. ! We kn ow our Ice Creams an d Soda Wa ters a re the Best Made Call at our parlor and let us know wha t you th ink about them W E KNOW HOW T O CAT ER
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HIGH GRADE TA ILORING
Crr11Hl nr" thr n111r11111ring strrn1w, L nkr Timi twinr 111111 !-ip;nkll." in m~, thl." \ mon 11h11n clrrnms. "F\1ir is thr litt lr g-rass_v nook • " • f Tf.illowecl h,· the mrrn· chatter of Ma.ry Shaw, ".\.. stuelent at th,, brook the Cnllt•!(t'. ,·aml' from Ogd, , n a 1 And the soft,,nin!! c·olor of the ft-w _\'PHI'S ng:o. Rince roming chli11t.': \'iokt. Lrrr sh,, has tnnirht ;n the cit~· 1 _ -g (J
Laur a Lo ve nd a.Ie . ('ih. l tr1h. non lin~s "Brnn<' r ,\'· 1 "'
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63 East, Finl Norlh, Loga n, Utah
lilm·:ous mountains of stonr and earth Eli za. Hubbard is an alumnus of tla l H. Y. r.. lrn\'iJlg: h('C'n /I That pl'otl'rt 1hr hn!!s ancl hir,ls. memhe•1· of the class of 1910. Rin<·e \\ 'h)· mnsf T st11cly thl' plans ~rad11ation sl11•lrns taught in Box \Yhrn m,· ht•:ir1 <'rirs for quietnr!-i~
Elde r c·01mh·. where she will ('lllplo~·t 1 cl aini11 ,wxt yrar.
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s. A. HIVELY
an instn11·to 1· in the , vells\' ille 11. S .. has takr11 a l'OUl'SC' in Ed- ~lo 1u•s nhl of niag-nrsiurn ,a nd C'alc-itl1 111:Hlr. lll'Htion this :-11111m<• 1·. ,Jim is marl'il'd nnd :,;o dt•,·otrd to 1t=s hOllll' But cn•atNl to s h ie ld the smallest flow<•1 · that hr tll'ive, twt•nty miles dailr . ,\ s well as the mi!,(h t .,· fir and ll is wife• ou~ht to lo\'e him.
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Ver a Jen sen is a sistrr of Prof. .\ II so woll( ll'rf11ll ,1· s11hli111r nro. <1. -Jl'11st•n hf' srlls Lifr J 11- Bring-!-. st rrn~th for work
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BAKERY J OHNSON AND CAFE
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CtttWhOll l'nunon is at the ~hr takl's ('hl•111istrv hr<•ausc its lhc11~ht. agaiu uftrr a visit to hi:-, l'C'flllil'l'tl • at Parll'Y b Park 8urnm=t h'e w11lkPd :i11all)' an !tout· at t•ou11t,\'. ) l r. l·taw~on i's now the \'Olli' l ('t•L Correct ;on : :-(ell Howman', actual h,•ad of the An. Hus. Dc- " ' Y. " ..· ·· was mis sf:,trc.l last is- Aud· oh the• t;imt' went by fa,· too partnl!•nt '" l'ruf. l'arroll is on a sm•. Jt sho11ld haq• reacl. " !fas swift ka\'l' of ahst•nt·t• for one year , bc•e•n <Jllt'Clll'd by all the fellows ~ighl l'amr. the sun went 1lown during whieh time he will atteud w'th regret. in ('olh•µ-<·-hoth 1.narried and the L'. of LIL. with a view of lak- singlc· .\ s clown th,, mountain sicle with
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farm
C OOL SUMMER
87 NORTH MAIN PHONE62l
TAKF. A SOXOFC HOCO LATES HOME WITH YOU
Photos The Emb lem of Quality Highest Award J.M.PA. 1909
I I Phone 420 W
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l'AGE FOUR
STUDENT LIFE member of the B. Y. Normal class ol 1914.
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Murdock Candy Co. IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THEIR C E L E B RATED CHOCOLATES A N D ICE CREAMS AND SHERBETS 31 North Main
HIS IS A.STORE where we serve you differently and bett er than any other you have been in. Our Vlothes for Summer are cooler and look better .
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A Kuppenheimer Suit is newer, smarter, more exclusive and individual
SUMm R SCHOOL PAST AND FUTURJ!.
HOWELL BROTHERS
\\' it h I iH' c-lo"'iin g of st•hool dar after tomorrow the ::;tud l'nls. lr;_n•hrrs. one and a ll, "w ho· ~ who·· and thl' 1111\Htid::;11h*• 1·i1J cn, han~
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Logan's Foremost Clothiers
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Waldorf
b1..• hi11d. Bui wh,t.•11we t·OIIH' to tlw fut11rl.' ii all takt.•s -lht• shape u[ a. qucs · lion 111ark. !11.the ~asp or S11111lllt'I" ~d1ool_ 11 s a h1~ 111c1rk- bt· l1 f;11• l'II011!!11
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CLOTHES AND YO\/ WILL BE SATISFIED
or Iii<• :mostu d-
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Logan's Popular Clothing Store
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grt•al handit·ap:-i ~e1·01ul. h,· ga n e,111yo 11. ~\It . J..1 0!.!a11 and else- .- -1·c1u:,,t • tlH· 11exl :-,;lllllHH'I' Sl'11ool whl'l't' will happt•n . ..:\ ! least two I
11 · ill h,• '" thi, l1•ss th,• handicap ., :111d plus so1111• morP g-oot.1 i11,1111.-to,·,·. \',·xt ,.,,,,,. S11111111er St·hool will liPgi11 O;l .Ju11t• 2rnl an1l continu e for :-;ix week-; of five days each.
l•:11,11•1 ·11 111<'11 of c•d11v111·u1111l fa1111• will hl' ,Hided to 0111·now ~ph•ud - 1 id r,11-1111\·. On,, olht'I" 1111111 will ht• s0<·11r.:,1 to 11s,ist l'rof. ll r 11n• P1•t1•rso11. And ",·011 hl'l ,·()11·1'I µyrn. suit , wc·II ail he lnH:k:"
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EVERYTHING IN DRl/GS, TOILET ARTICLES ,a PATENT MEDICINES 67 NOJ1hMain Sheet. Phone 200
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