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by Utah Agricultu1·al
I the last iss ue of .
College.
LOGAN, U'l'AH,
Dll'HESSIONS 01<' SUMMEU SCHOO i ,
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In presenting . He sat with his back against Greate r burden than this hath Student Life to its reader s, the My summ~r sc~ool experience the tree, resolutely gathering no man, than that he would use management wishes to express has been of me st1mable value to facts from the text. The heat , . his 225 pounds of flesh to hold its appreciation for all the :(;l- . n:ie. Indeed I may say thl!-t ~he beating down from the blue ' up Joe Snow. And yet , so did vors it has received from them. six short weeks of associat10n summer sky, hung h eavily Bunny a few nights ago. They Our aim has been to reflect here have been of more real around him and seditiously cast were at-down town, when Joe as nearly as possible the st ud- worth than any one ye_ar of my it s magic over his laboring suddenl y fe lt creeping over him · ent life and activities and give pa st school career . This ma y be mind. It s sly finger pr essed so a cold, clammy feeling. The to the students a weekly sheet too broad,_ and undoubtedl y is eas ily, yet so pers istently on his ga me went on for some time befull of live interesting material. too sweepmg a statement to drooping eyelids that its spell fo r e any one noticed the pallor No local or article of any kind appl y to most of the summer would soon hav e been complete, that ma sked his face. Then did has been printed with any in- scl,oo l st uder:t s. The per son is had not the rattling cart of the Bunny see, with chills creeping tent of giving offense, discredit- sure ~ prod1g;y: who ha s been mail carrier routed the peacefu l over him , that hi s brother was ing or injuring in any way, aily . st udy mg f?r. six weeks under quiet and broup-.)lt reality ancl in the grip of rapidly-failing of the personal of our student ; t he supervision of Professor text aga'in uncomfort ab ly near. health. He waddled over to Joe body, and we trust that the , Henry Peterson and can leave So he read on ;-"The spore - an d asked what the matter was, sa me feeling of fun and good here and say truthfully that he ph yte of · th e bryophytes is !lJ· but all he saw was the whites of nature that prompted them be- I is unchanged. ways attached to the gam eto - Joe's upturned eyes and the ing written and printed has been · If there be any such per son phyte and except in Anthoreros mute appeal of his drawn and reciprocated by all the readers. 1 what might we attribute hi s is not as complex as the ga:ne- pallid face. Bun 's devote dness The managemen t has not felt ' state of mind to ? It cannot pos- tophyte and the ptetidophytes, rose to act ion . · By persuasion that the students desired their ; sibly be that he has not rec eiv- however,-a spee dy ·a uto car- Joe was raised to hi s feet, and paper to be filled with the ses ' ed a quantity of broad sweeping ries you with a merry · crowd then lurch ed forwa rd onto and heavy articles, for, no doubt facts, as most of his co-students from th e boiling cit y up along Bunny's massive sho ulder. Bun they are getting plenty of such will asse rt ~. Then it must be at- a noisy canyon stream : The re - ! staggered. Never before had he material in their courses to sup- tributed to one of two alterna- fr eshing air redden s the cheek , been put to such a crucial test: ply all demands for profound tive s. He ha s either r eache d wakes up -th e heart and sends With heaving and pulling h e got thought; hence we have filled th e such a point in hi s education, vigor t o the finger tip s. Fried Joe on the road towards home, greater part of it s columns that further progre ss is impo s- chick en and pickle s go fine un- but as he beg an the stag gering with breezy items of local col- sible, which is not probable or der th e shad e of a drooping wil- jou rn ey towards the Frat hou se oring. he would not be in attendance low as the water lau gh s and he realized t he size of his unEspecial mention shou)d be here, O! else his mind i~ closed, hurrie s ·away sending a spark - 1dertaking. Joe hung moaning made of the articles contributed sea led if you please, agamst any ling ra y of su nshi ne right Ri and limp over his sho ulder, and by Theo. R. Johnson, who is a truth except that which appH"l'l you . Oh it is fine to lie flat 0n it was just about the witching (Continued on Pag-p Four) (Contlnu ~c! 011 pag-e Fo11rl · (Cont!nµ ed Oil P~i;~ ·, we·.) hour,There was ·110help on thE:
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PAGE TWO streets, and so the whole distance must be traversed alone with a sick man. The groans grew more frequent , the load heavier, and even so did strange sounds drum themse lves into the ears of this hero. He gathered courage once and for all, and finally after mu ch panting and heaving, and glancing around to · detect the source of strange music he reached the lawn in front of the Frat house. With a last effort he Jugged his bur den onto the green,then sank exhausted. Joe let out a groan so weird that Woolley lost no time · getting into the house for help. The boys were all roused and rushed in horror to the lawn. There was Joe, alright, but the sickness was not a part of him. His sides rocked and jolted up and down as bur sts of convulsive laughte r broke the drear silence. Bunny was chilled. Was Snow going crazy? Then the boys began to laugh, too, and with brutish suddenness it dawned on Bun that it was only a "frame -up ." He amb led to the house and to bed in disgust.
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among the happiness and mirt h :r, of your crowd. A way you g O ' down past the old rock schoo I house, across the bridge, and u p by the side of the hay meadow to the 'Spring beneath the Bi g Cave. A supper on the grass, a frolic in the open wit h th e crowd , and a walk home thr u the field swith her hand i n yours"Cling, clang!" sang t he elev en o'clock chimes. "P shaw," said the industriou s reader, "What's the use of try ing? Too dang much nois e around here to study."
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A hush fe ll over the crow d ' gathered at the Gare du Nor d on th e north side of Paris as th e train from the front came slow . ly into th e station . The anxiou s face of the mother, the fea r stricken eyes of the wife, th e tr embling glance of the gray / stooped, father, banis hed t h e' merry laugh, the gay frivolty of ;/ ' $peech, and filled even the mos t unconcerned with deep anguish lFUllll1l(C~(e§ [l!'tecillllllllo [ldlllll ~~o ijrr:IB and dumb corrow. MADE PERFECT BY The noi se of the wheels soft WAS JT YOU? ~ned and the t hr ob of the eng in e F. 129 N Main St. Parties Served (Cont!nueilfrom page one) was like a deep sob as the train your back with your feet any laden with the wreckage of hu man life came to a stop. Th e old where, your arms bent V cr owd drew closer together, in ;/ ' shaped with your hands locked mutua l sympathy, a s each life A Present That Will Pleaae---·Your Pro.trait you Want at the Prices you under your head, gazing at the iess form, in it s black shroud We have the Sty le and Mountings Want tc Pay . Our Stock Is the Last Word In the rainbow in the mounta .in water - was takeq from the car. Many' Latest. Let Us Show You. fa ll, or following a flashy but- closed their eyes wit h the fear THE LOVELAND STUDIO terfly as it visits here, darts t.hat from under the black covOPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE there, courtesies to this flower, ering a loved face, stamped with and favors that wit h a fantas - the pallor of death, might ap . tic air dance. pear, yet opened them as quickly Sudden ly the honk of Prexy's with the dread of missing tha t grave of insanity and hurried / auto made him look quiltily f ace should it be there. DO YOUR BANKING WITH around, as though he had been But what is that great car him secur ely in its darkened ' vault . With eyes to see he sees caught napping. Once more he with barred windows and padd read with determined effort to od inside wa lls that is so closely not ; with ears to hear he hear s remember, "T he most strik ing II g uarded? W hat is that babble not; alive, yet dead, he stu m_bles LOGAN, UTAH. and symmetr ical instances of of unearthly sound s that grate along until physical deat h rezonation are those to be found w ith such discord on the ears of leases him from the tomb t o Under United States Government about t he salt marshes of the th e awed crowd? Is it the which mental death had consignSupervtalon . far W:est. The waters-and groan s and mutterings of the ed him . the splash, splash, splash, of departed s p i r i ts hoveri ng The unfortuna te, demented Member Federal Reserve Bank . the oars as they dip and send around their eart hly comp anion s occupants of the padded car H. E. CROCKETT the littl e boat ·skimmi ng, , is or is it the raging of some poor with t heir guards slowly file Cashier pleasant music, wh ile the tortured souls? out. As each new face apfriendly breeze plays antics in From the door of the padded pears, a veritable shudd er goes 61 g your hair. You hang your hand car two soldiers are lead ing a over the crowd . Th e foa ming WILLIAM CURRELL over the edg:e of the boat and man. The blue of France hangs lips, the blazing eyes, and the feel the water lap and dash loose and limp upon him, spat - unnatural shrieks and mut ter(The Rexallfunsfer Man) around your fingers or you lie t ered with the mud and slime of ings freeze the blood in t heir Ca l1s Answered Promptly. back in the boat and gaze at the the trench. He wears no hat veins . Fearfu l and awe-strickman in the moon or the twinkle and his long hair lies in a con - en they creep back to the nooks Phone 466 W-Resldence. of a star that r emind s you of the fused mass. Great wrinkles and cor ners of Pari s numbed Pri ces Reasonable. spark le in her eyes. f.urrow his brow. His unshaven with t he memor y of it all. LOGAN,UTAH. "Th e conclus ions are neces- face , pinched nose and swollen Thoughts of self for a while ar e ~ -- sari ly specu lative," he read, bulging lips speak meaningly of banished by thoughts of others. bracing )limself more firmly unto ld hardships and suffering They had seen the saddest of against the tree after being dis- Suddenly he lifts his head and all war's tragedies . turbed in his study by an in- turn s his blood-shot eyes, that TAKE NOTE quisitive box elder bug recon - glare with feveris h intensity noitering around his eyes and from their sunk en depths, upon Prof. Linford. nose. "We have no means of ~he crowd. Almost terror st r ickWill you noti fy all Summer IN knowing exact ly what has hap- en it recoils and some retreat to school students that they must MEA'l.'SAND GROCERIES pened t hroughout the geologi- safe distances as his burning have the ir railroad r eceipts Call M 324 cal ages. It is not strange thatgaze falls upon them . signed at the Registrar's office to see a hay rack loaded with Here before them is a differ- before they leave or else t hey hay and laug ht er makes thrills E,nt death. One infinitely more will be of no val ue. Lunch Meats and Home Rendereel Lard a Spec ialty. 1·un up and down your spine. sad than all others. The burstRespectfully, E. and 3r d N. Streets "Come on Jo!" shouts the ing shell has not m ang led and GEORGETHOMAS. CornerWE3rdDELIVER TO ANY sw~etest girlish voice as they t.orn his body rendering it limp N . B. The railro a<l officials PART OF TOWN whirl past and you scramb le up and life less, it has dug h\m a have so notified us. G. T.
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The Kaiser says he didn't either send Joe Snow off the diamond. Umpire Havertz advises us not to believe all der pieces vot you vas see in der paper. Thornly.-There is a joke box on the second floor for jokes. Homer.-Alright, go up and get in. Student Life has been unable to get authoritative information concerning the rating of high school credits on a college basis.
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walked solemnly to doors and ste rnly Clayton: "I want to Children of All the
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Goodbyes will soon be in order. If you kissed him bye-bye will it be because of instinct, emotion, curiosity, or because you wanted to? · Professor Peterson chuckled with · glee over the flash in the eye of some of his class members, who, he thought, felt their "idols" crumbling. Student body meeting today at >11 :30. Program: Nocal Solo-Miss Tarbet. Piano Solo-Clara Huggins. Vocal Solo-Zersia Nelson. Short talk by Henry Peterson, and others.
TO THE ABSENT STUDENTS Did you ever stop to How we look here When the students all And the little town
wonder, on the hill, have wandered Is still?
At first we do not miss you, For the Summer Students dear Make the lawn and halls a nd c lassroom,P, Feel your presence very near. When they leave, the merry Of the girls in gingham Sturdy arms and splash of Fill the air with cheery
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Then c.omes silence o'er the college In the class rooms, In the halls, Seems like things are all on tip toe For your old familiar calls . In t11e fields the workers busy On the lawns the gardens too, In the barns and through the buildings, They are waiting here for you. All Is beauty round Green the grass,
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trees, Flowers are blooming, birds are singing, Water spraying in the breeze. the moon comes o'er the mountains, On the summer's gentle nights, Casting shadows soft and tender All is beauty to the sight.
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\Vben the autumn leaves are blowing, And your t hou ghts to study roam, Don't forget your A. C.' s waiting, Here to welcome you back home. -Contributed.
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In the art of nice discrimination, he is fortunate indeed who elects to take summer UNDERNEATH THE SUMMER school work in the department Is any one going up Mt. LoSCHOO i, MOON gan Saturday? Don't everybody of modern languages. Presided (With apologies to the composer of answer at once. The mountain over and directed by I! man into "Fiddle up") whose life has come a large will still be there. Professor of geology, Wm. Peterson, guaranvision and a wealth of expertees that it shall not be moved Come along, come along, ience, the class in French teems Join the com ·pany, before that time. with . witticisms, bristles with If you have no escort, mannerisms and is vibrant with Come and be a Jone-sport; JOIN THE COURSE IN life. That student has not yet Don't sit hOme and be ma's pet, FEMENITIS lived who could or really dared Wanted, 3 more warm hearted Never learn the swimin' if you don't to go to sleep in Prof. F. R. Argents to take part in this new get wet; nold's class. course. Won't be given unles s Ah come along, come along, When Bacon remarked the we get six to take it. A prodigy Join the company, different ways in which men along that line is engaged as Unde rn eath the Summer school come to be associated with principal instructor. The course moon. greatness, he spoke more wisely will continue throughout the than he knew in reference to Come along, come along, summer. Any on<! wishing to Join the spoonin' bee, the fact that "some have greattake it please- sign below. Underneath the Summer School ness thrust upon them.'' George · moon. We students in French I feel, If you have no sweetheart, Ed thus Pedagogically , psychologiGet next to Cup id 's dart; Joie Come and see how L. and E. cally, temperamentally, constiP. S.-Joe has investigated Find In a book of Chemistry, tutionally, linguistically and i the course and is thinking Plans for future felicity. strategically speaking t h ej strongly.of joining. Only two Ah come along, come along, course is decidedly worth while. the spoonin' bee, more needed. Join now and Join Underneat h .the Summer School At the outset there were fifteen partake of the pleasantness the moon. curious ones bowing at the future holds. -Contributed. shrine of philology, but the numbers have dwindled to a mixed double quartette with George Stewart doing most of , the mixing, and the other seven acquiesing in the Shakespearian admonition, "Lead on, MrLOGAN, UTAH Duff, my soul seemeth anxious for the fray."
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(Continued from page one) First saw the light February writer of promise and ability, 30, 1775. Heard Old Liberty Bell pro- C. E. Cotter, D. L. Sargent, claim the glad tidings of joy .;\!ta Calvert, Zersia Nilson, J .. D. Casto, Preston Pond and throughout the land. Sat on his father's knee and Miss Groesbeck, which have contributed very materially tochewed the rag ( a corner of h.is _I _ father's kerchief full of hard ward whatever success the pahoney) while Patrick Henry per may have attained. • JHIRSH-WICKWIRE English · We wish to express our apsaid, "Give me liberty, or give preciation of the courtesy and Smts,soPHOMORE in Modified English me death." · Was taken prisoner by the cordial treatment that has been !THATCHER SPECIAL und Regular ( BOSTONIAN SHOES KNOX •nd British in 1812. Escaped from accorded us by the Earl & EngBATES-STREET SHIRTS RUDOIOK HATS the Tower of London in 1813 land Publishing company. The STYLE ALL THE WHILE and swam from Liverpool to crowd that works there is made With the Usual Thatcher Service for Quality and Satisfaction Boston; landed August 19, 1815. up of optimists, no kicking, no Is seven feet, two inches tall. growling, but always the glad THATCHER CLOTHING CO. Was a playmate of Abe the hand is extended. When cirNEW STAND JUST NORTH OF CITY DRUG CO. cumstances forced them to set ~ "rail splitter." Electioneered in Ohio at time up the type at eleven o'clock at ~========================r/";. night, not a word of complaint (l(l(l(l(u)(l(l(l(l(u)(u)(l(l(l (l (l(l(l(u)(l(l(l(l(l(l(l(l(l(l(l(l ( U)(l(l (u )Q (l (l(l(l(l(l(. (l (IQ(I of Lincoln's election. o <> Advised Lincoln how to draft was heard. We appreciate the support of g EXPERT DEVELOPING AND g the Proclamation of EmancipaO our advertisers, who show such PRINTING " tion. Captured Jesse and Frank excellent loyalty to the A. G. and its student activities, and trust o "BRING IN YOUR FILMS" 0 James. Served in congress from 1875 that they have been recom- 0J CARDON JEWELRY COMPANY ~ pensed not only in the satisfac<> lo 1893. l) OJ)O J)OO Q:J)l)J)Q 0 ¢: ¢:Q(I O (u)Ol)(u:,oo**<u)! Wrote a book on "queening." tion they feel by supportiilg a ~°'* * * (u )(U) J)(n)l)(l:¢:(J¢:Ql)J)(l0 Played checkers with Grover worthy un'dertaking, but in a material way, ' Cleveland. Spent three years, from 97Our association with the .studMany 1900 in "Sing Sing" for "fuss- ents has been pleasant. of us have met for the first time ing." Came to Utah in 1901 to study in the past six weeks. Our paths will diverge and may polygamy. Went to the B. Y. U. from never cross again, but in parting I Student · Life extends its best 1902 to 1910. . wishes to all. May you achieve . Played basketball. Agents for An sco Cameras and Supplies. Ansco Films and Learned how to express him- that for which you are striving. self. Cyko Paper Get Results. IMPRESSIONS OP SUMMER Coached the SP,ringville High Phone 200 67 North Main Street. SCHOOL ,. school for several years. Went with Dr. D's pretty (Continued Crom page one) directly to his idols. He is an ;;,:,,:,.,..,:, oooo o oo ooo oo,:,ooo ooo,:,ooooo o,:,oooooooooooooooooooog daughter. Attended the U. of U. Fussed idolator and we must brand O ~ <> too much. him an old foggy in its purest Came to the A. C. to reform. sense. He has come here with <> The Up-to-Date Merchant, for g Is doing fine. Is still hand- his head full of foregone conclusome and graceful. sions, hugging his delusive idols go . Is younger than ever. jealously to his breast, and de~ May marry some day if tht fying any man to rob him of g --------------g sign of the moon is right. them. If there are any such g and Lines of Up-to-Date Wear g 4 among us, ' let him depart in o Parislana Cor se ts are Guaranteed to hold their good shape and o Homer Christiausen sang to peace,'' we pity him. Let us g Style. If tlie stays should break or the fabric split within a reas-g a delighted audjence at the hope that there are none. If <>onable lengtI, or time , the customer will receive a new corset<> Boosters club Sunday night. He any of us have idols which we g wt th0 ut charge . g was showered with rQses and ap- are reluctant to part with, let &0000000000 0000000000 0 00 000000000000,:,oo oooooo,:,,:ioooooi plause. A great uproar was us do become so when anweimpediment find that they heard from the gal!ery. have to - -our progress. POND. recting its efforts toward helping the people in their Miss Crook, who has had every day problems, was in it- When we Sell you a Plano, no charge of the Domestic Science self sufficient reason why any- matter what grade, it Is the Best department of the Heber High on·e desiring to ·render service in that Money Can Buy, at the Price. school, and will return again the broadest and truest sense next winter to supervise the should spend the time allotted VIOTROLAS, VICTOR RECOROI> SHEET MUSIC ANO BAGS work of the Domestic Science them for gathering suggestions and Art departments, was ask- and helpful ideas under its able ed why she did not go to a par- and experienced direction. ticular state summer school Miss Crook expressed her39 S0{1TH ~ STREET where she had already spent a s·elf as being delighted with her summer and was acquainted stay in Logan. Her course has WHERE THE CAR STOPS with the methods and teachers come up to every anticipation. of the institution. In answer She has enjoyed immensely the------------Miss Crook put forth the follow- freedom of the institution, its students, yet a large number ing reasons: She wished to get excellent class rooms and labor- have been talked with and not IMPERIAL acquainted with the people atory equipment; the congenial- one who has anything but apfarther north ; she desired to ity, c ourtesy, and charm of the preciation and kind words for $3.00 SHOES I enter Utah's Agricultural Col- instructors; the cool freshness their work here has been f<!u!1d· of op1mon HARVARD lel!'e an~ s~ar~ the i:nany gO?d of Logan's climate and the beau- The consensus among the students is that this thmgs 1t 1s 1mpartmg to its ty of Logan city. While Student Life has not) ~ession of the A. C. 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