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Have you seen th e Art exhibit up stairs and agricultural dislpay down stairs? Have you seen the barns, and dairy outside, and the woodwork and blacks mithing departments inside? Have you heard Dr . Ball tell a rtory? Have ~-0 ·.1 seen th~ milking nrnchine n~at oi;;eratrs each afternoon \' ithout cussing?? · Ilave ycu received one of the Fnsidents smiles? Have you $<'en the gasoline fr,,chrn ar rl fa rm machinery out in the r_lled s and farm mechanics building? Have you seen Professor Humphreys bubble over with enthu siasm, grow elequent _and get up in g when he gets hi s fingers pinched, or loses a toe nail? Have you taken your annual bath yet? If not try the showers. (Continued
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Coach Christensen ha s been scout ing around among the students for men who are willing· to take on a lit tle fun. Homer is a firm and inthusiastic believed in the axiom, long since proved tru e, that . all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. He knows of a whole goods box full of fun for us and is anxious to help deliver it. The other day he explained to a few that thi s valley is full of baseball teams, each ready to show us a splendid good time as soon as we get ready to be shown. It :nay be taken for gTanted, being that we are Americans and pride ourselves on coming from Misouri, hence must be shown that our "hat is already in th e ring. All we need is organization, a little practice to find out where we belong and then go after them. It wont require much time (Continued
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How many of you students know that the time from 11 :30 The A. C. U. has, in the to 12 :30 each school day is set Smart Gymnasium, the best athapart for recreation? How let ic quarters of any school in many of us still have the rich, the state. The shower baths red blood of youth running and pool will be especially welthrough our veins or has it be- come on the warm . afternoons come blue? Ar e we ~o old and of our · summer scpool work. It sta le and tied down that we can is exceptionally fine to play a not enjoy the worth and enthus- few sets of the ·charming tennis iasm of play? Can we not cast games and get the blood flowing off our shackle s and restrain t freely in your veins, with long enough to enter whole young walnuts of perspiration souled into the outdoor games clustered on your brow,and then that would add so much to our rush into the gym, cast aside lives and memori es? What do your st icking clothes, . and step you remember best of all your under the sprinkling fountains school day s? Some mischief or of cool refr eshing waters. Just frolic isnt it. Let us throw off the frosted glass that pethe stern realities of life for an titions off the gents showers, is hour at least and enter whole the pool. Have you tried the hearted into the fun and pleas- torpedo dive and the H. 0. loop ure of lively profitable and the loop, the very latest stunts wholesome recreation . of the aquatics? The floater is __ also popular and tradition says Do not forget the recreation that if your big toe wdnkles in hour every day at 11 :30. Best Ithe water like the nose of a of all the hours. . merino sheep that the benefici-
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ary of your life insurance will have no chance to use it for at least sixty seven years, eleven months and thirteen days. The hand ball court up stairs is always open. There is plenty of basketball apparatus for everyone, and the wrestling mats and boxing gloves are at the disposal of the ambitious. There is a good baseball diamond back of the buildings. The faculty members are aching to play any and all comers for root beer or peanuts. Now is a good chance for a squa d of summer school sphere enthusiasts to take a tumble out of the wise. Student Life will be glad to place in its columns any challenge that may be issued by its readers for contests in all clean sports.
THE AGGIE STUDENTS Take Action
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WARM WEATHER SUGG~TIONS
Question
Resolution
Whereas, the temperance question Jis one in which the electorate of this great commonwealth have sho\vn themselves to be deeply interested, and, Whereas, an election ha s been called for June 29th to vote upon the continuity or the substitution of the present policy with reference to this momentous question, and, Whereas, the fact that an wholesome atmosphere make s for the growth and development of educational institutions, and promotes scholar ship and general morality, Therefore, be it resolved that we, the st udents of the UTAH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, in Studentdo Body assembled, herein Meeting and hereby
Coach Teetzel will spend the summer at the University of Wisconsin doing specia l work. Mr. Teetzel will return to us next fall full of new ideas and fresh enthusiasm; so we may look forward to a new era in A. proclaim our unqualified indorsement of the temperance C. athletics next year. movement; and, Be it Further Resolved, that The fair ones of Idaho have not all gone to the Fair. Three a copy of these resolution s be of her fair bought a fare from the LOGAN REPUBLICAN, printed in STUDENT LIFE, in Preston to Logan and are now and in the_L_O~OURNAL. faring very fair at our Summer Prof. Puffer will lecture FriSchool. Miss Dalley, Miss Daines, and Miss Nelson are .en- day night at 8: 15 in the Taberjoying the pleasant social at- nacle, on "The Boy and His mosphere of the Cowley home Gang." Public invited. and are imbibing wisdom at the Professor.-"If you step on a A. C. fountain of knowledge. The sweet ness of Miss N el- snake, what do-you do?" "I get off as quickly as I can," son's voice was heard floating on· the balmy air of last Thurs- says Meacham. Miss E-.-"What a soft day afternoon. Student Life moves that Miss Nelson sing for question." us all. "I second the motion,'' Prof. Trueblooq will lecture says Dr . Linford. Miss Nelson, Monday, June 21st, at 10 a. m. you are unanimou sly elected. in Room 280. Professor TrueThe Botany Department is blood is one of the best in his line in the United States. A noted for its able instructors. public of one of ShakeDr. Geo. R. Hill, head of the de- speare'srecital plays will be given in partment, is just as pleasant at his work, as an ice cream vender the evening. Look for notices. whose customer happen s to be , Everyone who was present is an extremely beautiful lady. enthusiastic over J. Adams PufProf. B. L. Richards, who teach- fer's lecturers on Vocational es considerable of the botany Guidance, which are being dework, is noted for giving - the livered every morning thi s stiffest Botany I course in the week, at 11 :30. Each afternoon Western United States . Yet in at 3 o'clock he conducts a round all its rigor Mr. Richards table discussion which is excepdoesn't forget to smile. He ev- tionally interesting. Everyone en smiled when a young lady is welcome. cried briny tears and real sobs ----because of a final grade that she Every person faces his own thought was a tiny bit too low. life problem. He ·realizes that The poor neglected child was soon smiling, however, because ·the world is a stage upon which Richards was only "teasing, he is doing his share of the actteasing, he was only teasing ing. Into his heart creeps an her." assurance that the Great Master expects him to perform his part well. During those moments the divine is stirring, trying to shape a life so that the world could rise and say, "here is a man." FffiST CLASS PORTRAITS. "I have nothing to do with Amateur Finishing. rest here, but ~ith labor,". says Corner ~lain an<l Center Sts. Arnold, and this can _be said by
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Do not forget Mrs. Norton's lectures in the Woman's build- ;, in~, at 10 :30 every morning "There are two classes of peo- this week. Every body invited. ple who can see sideways : A young lady from Southern School teachers and women.' ' Utah says sb,~ comes from a land of magnificent distances. The same cry that was heard "Algebra," says Miss C- "is long and loud last fall is again echoing through the halls : "No delightfully dry.'' books at the bookstore.'' Mr. Jesse Robinson remarked the other day: "I have been No Summer School student trying to get a good picture of can well afford to miss Mrs.Nor- an ugly man but am convinced ton's lectures given at 10 :30 ev- that it is an absolute impossiery morning this week at the bility.'' Woman's building. "Our telephone key board is Loqan's Foremost Clothiers Get ready for one of the big situated within our skulls , but events of the season. During some of our skulls are dreadfulthe first week in July the Peri- ly thick.'' We might offer the wig club will put on three one suggestion that perhaps there is act, open air plays. These are "nobody home.'' real pleasurable affairs; so get ready to be well entertained. Mr. Mitchell, from Parowan, owns a big ranch in Pine Valley, . If you see a man · walking Beaver county, Utah. He felt around school with the bearing that in order to make the most ~ ";~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::!;_~ of Lord Winston Churchil1 and out if his ranch he needed the wearing the smile of extreme A. C. viewpoint and efficiency. ;, satisfaction, you will know it is So here he is with us taking on If You Prefer Classy Servict- and Careful' Attention wecan Mr. Melvin Luke. The stork re- a full load of A. G. ideas. Please You. cently left a qne baby girl at his home, which, Mr. Luke says, is Mr. J-0hn Benson, who gradubetter looking than any of our ated from the A. C. this spring, A. C. beauties. has received recognition at the University of Cornell. Mr. Ben- ~ Miss Kyle, a popular A. C. son's services are employed by =~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:: English teacher, will not be that school. He will have , how- with us this summer. She has ever, a fair amount of time to "Who are you?" asked Peter. set her cheery face towards the pursue special lines of work "I am a Hunts-man.'' Golden state where the "Sunset which will, upon their com"Evidently you haven't found Turns the Ocean Blue to Gold." pletion, entitle him to a Ph. D. him.'' Miss Kyle will visit the Panama Mr. Benson is one of six who Exposition and then take a we!- · received special mention in the '.'Where are you going?" come visit in Santa Barbara, the· past winter's work because of "West.'' PRE-EMINENTLY SUPERIOR unique old city, first settled by his superior scholarship. "What for?" -+ Catholic missionaries, wnere "To hear the A. C.'s Carroll.'' Hotel Logan Building the ocean breezes-fan your cares Our summer athletics wHl be --+~ away and make you forget that directed by Mr . Homer Chri Indore track meet, next LIGHT LUNCHES, CANDY . AND all amateur compositions are tiansen, who i$ as good natured Saturday night, beginning at REl<'RESHMENTS not like Shell.~'s Ode to the as he is fall. ·Homer is a fine 8 :30 Q'clock, at the Smart gym--+Where the Car StoJ)s SkY.lark. music old scout and is capable of in- nasium. Refreshments, fusing bushels of fun into what- and plenty of fun for all. Stu- --------------' The Get Acquainted party of ever he is associated with. He dents take notice .. No charges. last Saturday evening was a has had a great deal of experDr. K. Ravn, a noted grain very pleasant social affair. Eve-, ience at the B. Y. U.; at the ry one participating had one of I Springville High School, where disease specialist and authority TAILOR the pleasant times that clings to I he started the world runner on Danish agriculture, who has SUITS ~lADE TO ORDER memory. Unique games and fun Creed Haymond on his career; been brought to the U. S. by our SJ)Onglng an<I Pressing adventures received jolly re- and at the University of Utah. governmental department of ag50 Cents 7 5 North Main SPQnse. Dancing and refresh- With the able assistance of Miss riculture to help solve some of our problems, will lecture !Jext ~------------' ments added every thing that Johnson, whose ability has been might have · been lacking. Every demonstrated on many occa- Saturday ·night in one of the body learned who every body sions as a teacher of graceful rooms of the Main Building. else was and became convinced dancing and all its associated The students and public are in- 1 that the A. C. summer students arts, all those participating in -Co'mpa~y. . are capable of having real en- this delightful part of our sum- .vited. A wonderful change has come joyable times. Do not miss the mer school work will be well enManufacturing Confe ctionary l'ext one Saturday night. tertained. over Mr. Asael 'Fisher. During --+THE PEOPLE )JADE IT the winter he stubbed- his toes FAMOUS on the pebbles and clung to the railing as he mounted · the stairs. l\lu1·dock's Ice -+Cream and Candies His good morning, even on sunThe Choice or the Fa,;tl<llous shiny days, reminded one· of a l<'lavors of Infinite Variety. -+foggy afternoon. - But now his PHONE OR CALL hello is like the gladsome chirp
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From Sw-it_e_r-la_n_d_to the Bel(Contlnue_d_tr_o_m-page oneJ :'.gian coast the three strongest Have you seen professor Pu!'European nations are in a lfy smile? · •strugg le of extermination. GerHave you drowned yet in the ,:many holds the north and north- pool? ;western positions andSouth directly Have you seen the German facing them on the and Kaiser? ·southwest lire the forces of ,! Have you played an;Y Tennis, !France .anil ,England. the A. C. has some fine courts? :. Germany's position lies farthHave you -smacked your lips er from her base of supp lies at . over that cream pie at the ;present than it will do if she .,is •Cafeteria? forced tb retveat. '.As she reHave you an idea how tall !treats, if she does, her line of the coach fa? •defense will shorten and she Have you dreamed how many 'will be able .to amass her tFoops ax ·handles across Professor . ·fo greater numbers on a less ex- Peterson is? :tended line. Back of her lies Have you noticed that Bunny her great fortresses on her own Wooley is falling away? Hand, prepared during times of Have you taken a stroll thru ,peace for war emergencies. the wind break, or park, back of ·JJ.'heyare equipped with the best the college? .that science produces in guns If you haven't, wy-get ne"1t. ·and defense works, and are ar"r,anged to .successfully defend A CAL L TO THE BAT the fatherland. --'. Germany is fighting on the (Continued from page one) , ·soil of France and Belgium and will mean a great deal of 1 fF0m which the Allies 'have been pleasure. Dig that old field mit .i:i.nable to dislodge her. If she ,out 0f the corner of your trunk ! ican successfu_Ily ..maintain her an d report to the Coach. Let's i 'position 'in .foreign soil, ··.how g.et .busy and smit'e the ,.Mexican) nuch easier would it be to de • while he is in the humor to be' fend herself in her previously "smote." Delay means "nothin ' · prepared for:tific_atio~s. doin". The College has suits, .. · 1Ier orgamzat10n !S malfm_fi- noted for its able instructors. \ cent, her war supplies unhm1t- haven't got. All Europe is fighted, her fight,ing. spirit unquench- ing for glory. Let us get out and. able, ·hffr :patriotism undiminish- ·have eighteen -rounds twice in a' . ed. ,Can she be conquered? while for fun. '
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"Who is that dignified veterDr. G. Warren, head of the ; ~ ,..., an there with the glasses on, department of 'Farm Manage- ! . , pour.mg ·over that repoi;t?" ask- ment at Cornell University, will ~,:,,,,..,:.,:,,;u:,00000000,: u:,,:.o ooo ,:.r;,:,,:,,:,,:..~o,:,,:u:,ooo.:ro o ? ,:,ooo oo oo,:,,:,og ed an interested young school ,give a series of 'lectures at , o ·1 g marm the other afternoon. It 10 :30 each morning beginning · g o was our speedy left fielder of. Tuesday, .June 9th .and continu- g , g the ·A. •C'. baseball spuad, jug- . ing throughout the -week. These O The Up-to-Date Merchant, for g gling forvan a Washington .are open and free to us_,R o~ go report figures . Mr. Or. Stott is an laelcl_tures •excellent, attractive young man ---o g when he removes that mask of Evei:y one who knows Prof. 0g and Lines of Up-to-Date Wear g deep study ·and his -reading N. Alvin Pedersen, the congen- 0 Parisiaua Corsets are Guaranteed to bold their good sha1ie and g ·specs. · -But go easy, girls, he ial head of the English depart- o Style. 11 the stays should break or the fabric split within a reas- 0 !has a s.teady. ment, will regret very much g onable length or time, tqe customer will receive a new corset g ,--------~-----, 1that 'he will not be one of us g without charge, ,g. .this summer. The Professor's 8,:,,:,o,:,o,:,o ,:,,:,o,:,,:,o,:,oo oo,:,,:,,:,00 ,:,,:,,:,0,:,o,:,,:,o,:,,:,oooo,:,,:,,:,,:,o,:,oo,:,,:,ooM ti!rle is his own during the vacation and he· intends employing it ------------~ in furthering a worthy ambition Mr. Theo. Johnson reported that lies close to his heart. to ·Professor Pedersen ThursProfessor Pedersen is a very day morning that his family When we Sell you a Piano, no likable man. His wry wit, teas- was well, and that he was matter what grade, it is the Best ing smile, and pleasant persond that Money Can Buy, at the PriCt:;. ality, quickly win you over, and shrewder, keener, and more iVICTROLAS, VICTOR RECORDS he .holds you by that wonderful plomatic than ever. He said by SHEET ~lUSIC AND BAGS element of unselfish interest way of explanation that he took that he manifests 'in every one his first lessons in modern busi ·he knows. ness from the Professor and that by following his advice he 39 SOUTH MAIN STREET had saved himself from being ATTENTI0N ' WHERE T~R STOPl;l terribly bruised. Many summer school stuMiss Smith rushed into the dents make an excursion each summer to the top of Mt. Logan. faculty room with an air of ·Mr. Jenson going down ColThe .scenery is immense, the air business. "Good morning, pro- lege Hill.-"If I should fall, you IMPERIAL is great, the company, if you fessor " she said cheerily as the write th.e reactions and solve , ·$3,00 SHOES make it, is entertaining, why Prof. 'gave her hand a married for x." man' s squeeze. "Mr. T. this is I not go. Professor l;'eterson in PsychoIf you wish to join the party Miss Smith," said the professor. HARVARD or want to learn particulars, "Miss Smith would be a capable logy. "If any of you here can move call at Dr. Linford's office where contributor to Student Life." $3:50 and $4.00 ·SH.OES arrangements will be perfected Look for an article from her your ears like a mule, plea's(l soon. Miss Smith is no piker . give us a demonstration ." for the trip. -·
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