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of lhe

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OCTOBl~H

:\gt·icultural 2!1, 1n1;;.

BENEDICTS CL UB1 ORGANIZED I I

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The fall1ers enrolled at the ,\. C. met l•'riday afternoon and effe<·ted t h e organization o( the benedicts. Gr eat minds run in lhe same clrnnnel, since Melvin Luke was ch osen by acclamation for Preside n t. Some dil' ision of opinion existe d , howeYe r , in these great mi1Hls abo u t tlie Yice vresiden t anrl exec u tive board. A number of names were proposed for these positions and not until the ballots were counted was any one "\\ise" as to thL• outt·11mc. .\ rcher \\'illey, a Jin, man and a pusher, rt'eci\·ccJ the µ;real est count for vice 11resicleut, with I larri sou R. l\lerr ill and J. '\\'. Thornto n as exeeutiYe t·ommittemen The g r eat minds a1sain harmonized b) ap pointing Ca r los Dunford sel'!'t'lary a n d treasu r er, and Howard Brossa r d ath letic manager, without a di ssenting vote. Lor in Oldroycl, Lee Taylor '\\'m. Owens, \\l'l'C selct'l{'d as " ll ome gC'onnmics Committee"

and tlw

and

\\'ill make inYestigations as to the best methods and plal'es for pnreh as ing ancl obtaining su1111lit·s. A Ji,·e ly and suggestil·c clisc-ussion d cve lopctl oYer socials; the outl'ome of the sentiment was that th,, Den(•· di ets and their families operate a se ri es of social~ unequaled by c·lass pa r ties, "frat" specials, or Student llotly 11rograms, the first 11ne to take p lace immediately after the return or the football team, or ,, hich th€ Uenedict P r esident, Mr. Luke, and otl1er benedicts arc mcmber8. the l\Ir. Dick Fordham entered meeting in its :tdYance,l stages and sat spell-bound for a few minutes. Sutlclen ly a high leap and a bounti fo r t he door took J\Ir. Fordham well i nto t lie hall. '\\'c don't know ,, hether Dick heard his wife ealling him

iCOLORADO AG GIES WIN

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Ol'H BOYS

Ordinarily ''"" might be a trifle tlismayecl at a 5 n lo O score, but ,,·hen we consill 'r the kind or team lhe Colorado ,·c hool boasts, we art· more c·onsignp,J to our fate. 'lueu, too, from all revorts, the score does not in<licatc tlH' kind of contest that took plac-e. AC'('Ollnls of the ga111e, c·oming from <'olorado, gil·e our ~quad <·rcdit for putting up a ha1·<1 '\IHI St'l'Hjl))Y fight against big odds in weight anrl ex11crience . Special mention was rna<lc of Tll'itchell and his vowerful line 11lunging. He showed u11 with tho best of the Colonuln talent. To those who may be inclined to, wa rd Jlessimism we would suggest a perusal of the re<'orcl made thus far

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SENIORS OUTCLAS S FRES HMEN LOSE THEJu NIORs TOPOCATELLO _ _ _ _ _

The inter-class

football

be-

Periiaps oecause this plan \\'as an innon1tion not as many students as expeC'terl entered the contest. The work, however, of the winners was of excellent character, ancl we feel t t I p A th~· cleserYe o rep1·esen tic . . C. as among the best of its writers. joyment. ----+Those selected by a committee of \\ ' l.'i:XEHS ()I,' HEPOHTOHl.\l, the eclitor and two faculty members CO 'l'J'EST ] an' the following: Harold Peterson, '17. D. A. Friedman, '16. Early in the year the <'<lilor or Ray Olsen, '19. Student Lire announced 1hat plarps on t he staff would be filled by c·on Quayle Peterson, '16. Tlcbcr i\Iorrell, '18. test. The winners were to be select-' Erma Allen, 'J 7. etl according to the amount an,! the '\\'m. Owens, '16. excellence of mnterial submitted.

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by tho Colorado Aggies. Their record shows them to be easily the foremost contenclcrs for the con,

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series

gan yeS t e r clay wi th th e .Junior-Senior game, l\'llicli resullecl in a vieLory for th e Seniors, th e score be ing :lll-0. From the first whistle. th e Seniors set a pace for th e youngstNs which took the Junior aggreg·1tion fairly off their feet ' ''\llcl ' ' which in no period of the game were they able lo t·ovc \\'ilh. Througl10ut practically the entire game the ball was in senior territory and at no time did the Juniors appPar dangerous. The Senior team was characterized by a Yery stable line, and a brilliant backfield, ,,·hose sparkling speed and intelligent ])laying is resJ,:>nsible for the Seniors' vi<'tory.

or nol. The spirit and entl11,6ws111 or the 111ceting, as well as the ~oin tha, ratllcd into th e treaSurer·,; upturned pa lm, argue well for th e marri ed men's succes and soda I en-

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the title, as they have been able 1daho I fercncc pla~· to trush with case eYery opponent TPf'hs wer 0 abl.J to J"lll up a s<·on up to elate. ln view of these facts of 5:l to O on our Freshmen in th,• we have no <·ansc lo be humiliated Tuesday coutesL. To the l\'Onderful or clownrast, but should be Jlr0tHl work with the forwarcl vass, ihe of our team for putting- up a plucky fight a"'ainsl such odds lo1n:er experie11'C·c.and greater weight 1 'b • of the opvonents we must credit our ('L.\Sf' ,., l•'()(-)'l~t.\ ,,•,, f',.,l•',I'~•,,"' ' ,.., I,'-' , ',''''( )\\ ' defeat. '\\'ith lhe ex<'eption of three S'ff<jl,L.\H Yl:TH,\C'T I O~ men the entire Pocatello l('alll ha,·e J)layed together for four years l\'ith both tPams away on trips, straight. This long t'.·perienee shnw- the <:lasses haYe been able to carry ed out especially in the manipulaon their daily practices to great lion of the fon,anl pass, which, ac- ac!Yantage. l'nusual interest is becording to our men was the best ing shown by the various classes they had ever seen. this year, so th·1t the series o( games On defense the Infants showe,I promise to be hotly contested. UJJ at their best. ancl were able to All "A" football men as- well as hold the norllv~rn team scoreless as members of the "Frosh" sq u ad have long af> they olayed straight fool- been excluclecl from J)articipating in ball. In the last three quarters the series . Thi5 "·ill even things 11p though the Idahoans used their pass and give every class a fair chance. almost exclusively. Predictions as to the outcome Dr . \\·est, who ael'om11anied the woulrl be a little 11rernature, tho boys on the trip for the purpose of chances being that all of the classes deciding as to the ar!Yisability or have numerous dark horses among continuing Freshman football, was their verdant squads. .Judging by very well pleas(·cl with the showing tlH' interest taken, however, the made and has concluclecl lo aclYo- Seniors woulcl appear to be the likecate making the Freshman team a ly pennant winners. They have had permanent institution. He promisecl from half a te,1.111to a team and a the boys one or two games for this half out everr night,-b u t, t h en. season if they can possibly be ar- their age may handicap them. ranged. The Freshmen a ncl Sophomores Sixteen men in addition to As- will meet tho YiC'tors of yesterday's , sistant Coach Dave Jones, Dr. \\'est, game tomorrow afternoon for the J (Contoinued on page eight) cham11ionship.

WATCH! WAIT! LISTEN! STUDEN T BODY DANCE SHE IS COMI N G H. E. C.M O N D A Y N I·.G H T

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It is more harn:.ful than coffee, and l athise all young persons against lite use of this stimulant. l have tollecled more than one hundred samples of sort drinks sold at soda fr,uutains an,l eatli contains caffeine a n <I many or th em a more deadly 1nd ian Leader. llrug."

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EX,UIIX.\TIOX

LIFE

A comvetilive examination will bc held Dct·ember eighth at \\'ashington, l\cwport, New Orleans, Chic:ago and San Francisco for ap1>ointment as Assistant Paymaster iu

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the Navy. A. C . . \Ll':\1Xl"8 1S8U~S Tltis examination will be open to H l"L l,J<j'l'J X all a[)plicants between the ages oi Orson G. Lloyd, an A" l'" gnHlu twenty-one and twenty-six who are ale or 1910 and a former resilient citizens of he United States. di Ap1>ointments to fill existing va- of Provo, who is now assistant cancies, of which there are al 1ector or the Bureau of f•'arm )Ianin the lo\\'a State College, present thil'Leen, will be made on a agemenl str ictly merit basis in the order ol has just had a bulletin pulJlishell on 1n·oficiency as shown by lhe exam"Farm Leases in Iowa." The bulination. letin may be obtained by writing to An Assistant Paymaster is (not, the ('ollege at A mes, or the l'" S. as the name would imply, a clerical Department of Al{riC'ulture at \\·ashemployee but in fact) a commissionington . eel officer with lhc rank or l•,nsig11 .\ ('IIHTl,.\B l•'.\IOll< :l{ 'S ('.\HD and is eligible for vromotion by seniority up to and including Pa:i has Director with the rank or C'aJ)tain; A "Hound-up" 1>ostal canl one officer of the Pay C'0r])S bein!', just hN'll made up by the e,tension appointed, - by select ion, Pay111ast c r cle1mrt ment or the l' " A" ('" which General or the Navy with the rank will be sent to ,111 the people in the of Rear Ad111iral. state to ascertain just \\"hat tlw ag For further information, see cir- riculturnl desires or the state arP. culars in the hall of i\Iain buil<ling . the idea being to learn the a!',"ri<-ultural interests or, not only the rar" 'l'HJ~ SOFT JlBl:\'I( H .\BIT mcrs in (he slate, but also those ol lawyers, do<"tnrs, professional 111cn. A \Vashington item says: The and in fact everyone who is interdanger of the "sort drink habit" cs(ed in the rural development or ancl the innocence with whiclt girl~ rtah. heco111e addicted to it were empha__ ____ oizecl today by Dr. llar\'cy \V. \Yi- .. l. ,, Dl ~B.\ 'l' l~BS rro U:M ley, llle government pure food exC'HOSEX XE\\' \\' .\ Y. vert, in a leclure before one !Jund"l( red girl students. you only This year a new method of chooskne11· wl1at I kne,w about what these ing men for the 'n\rsity debating soft drinks contain you would abteams will be giYen a trial. I•'orstain from them," he said. "lt will merly judges hl\'e bt>en C'hosen who surprise you to know that most· or ha Ye selected the men to mal<e up Lhem contain more caffeine than the teanL This year the judges will C'offee and a drug which is more <hoosf' six men, three ol' whom will tlcad If. So beware of the soft drink. latN be sr>lerlcd qy the coarh, to make up Ille team. By using this system, the 1leba(ing coac-lt will select his men and Furniture and Stoves Cheap and will have an opportunity lo get Durable for Light Housekeeping. ; aequaintPd with the men's a hi lit~ NILS P. ANDERSON, Prop. bPfore making n final decision. Phone 106 P. O" Box 345 26-30 West First North St. ·r 1rn ('Hg;\I. (' l ,l'B .

Logan 2nd Hand Store

\VHBHl< J YOU HJU.iTSH 'l' YOU EAT GOOD AND QUlC'K SERTH'l•J A. C. STRATTON

wei:sl seem to think that these ('aYatiers arc worthv or their name and <."an sing in a royal n1anner. i\lr. Thorne is at presenl working with small mammals, preparing Lhen,, -~------~------for llle Co1lege nlusculn. ~........................................................................... n,,ar

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"Whal kind of an exhibit ha\'e you fellows over in the eclucational

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official organ State College,

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A. C. Cooley, an A" (' alumnus is n,,w director or county agent work in New i\Iexic·o, and aC'COl'ding to "The Round-up", the :'\ew :\Iexico

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exhib it?" A, C'. Cooley, clil'E'C'(or of the county agent \\'Ork of the State • ;~~:;i:tlt ural "We've repliecl,

College,

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got a hu111dinger," and

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no dreams C\'er ever C'OlllC true>, The ones that you dream in youth's • fel'\'er? Or arc we to drenm them only (o I'll( ' That they will be drea111s, just dreams, forever?? i : \\'ill you touch those (airy ,,alls, !, And find they are more than air? \\'ill you hear a voice that <·alls "lts here, at last, not there?" \\'ill you climb those That you· ·e always could?

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Will you ever C'atch that smile'? Or lhe music of that laughter? No, its only a dream! Hut say, will it be a dream hereafter?

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\\'ill you feel that perfeC'( thrill, Knowing you're uuderstond?

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tucr on the subjel'ls of C'hemistry \\'ill he given and there \\'ill also hl' a IP1·(ure on the sugar incluslry" All inlPl'<'SL<•cl arc invitetl

Fonnesbeck Knitting Works

(Tlw Rexall Tra1rnfer l\Tan) ('alls Answerecl Promptly , Phone 1 and 2 "The R('>xall StoreH Phone ,lr,li-\V Hcsid1·nc·('> PRH'I•].-, Rl•JASO:,.,'AnT,l•J LOGAN UTAH

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Arim0 Block ·- - -- Logan +· l WILLIAM CURRELL

The college course of lectures and conterts will bPgin next F ri day eiening :-:o,·emher 5th. The first evening will be a c·onc·Ert or gra111I opera seleclio,,s by a company of se,en men and women known as tiH' t'antliers. All the newsp.11 ers of l he 111iddlP

i' LOGAN ARMS & SPORTING GOODS COMPANY l

ROYAL SHOE SHINING PARLOR

the

BIWlXS

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Gocds at Right Prices.

COL'HSB

F1·t•shment Emerald. BARBER SHOP Sophomort>-Blarney Stone. At the regular meeting of the i Junior Grind Stone. Chem. Club. hel<l Friday Ort. 22, f w1rn1rn n,.\HHY s1TD1<,~·rs '+ ! T Senior Tomb Stone" the l'ollowiug mt>n were admitlecl to ; TH.Um J - Ex. membership: Leslie Smith, ll" Ganl•••• •••••••• ••..••••..••••••••••••••••oo••••--••••"•""••••••• ......, 11Pr, G. \'orhess, D. 'IV. Pitman, n. •••••••••• •........•••••• •..•••• •••••• •••••••••..•••••••••••••••••• ••••..•..••••••••••••"•"••••"•••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• ••••• •••••••••oo• •••"•••• ••••..• 1\'. l\la1lse11, }<jnoeh Nelson and Dr. na \"is, honorary. i\lonclay the club visited lhe sugar ' ----~-------~~-~----------t. ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS. l'ac·tory where. with the assistanre of Rmitlt, Parker, Reminµ;ton, \\'i11C'hest er Shot Guns. ,n1H'hl'stt•r, Rt>lll· Dr. na vis, a delailt>d study of t hCI : ington an<l i\Iarlin H1flPS an1l Ammunition" Expert Gun Repairing. ! J>rot·ess or manufac·turing sugar from ! Jlunting Boots an<l Shoes, ('an,·aR <'lothing, Fishing Tackle. ! hc>!'ls. was mac!P. 111 1 The lll'Xt mc>eling will lw held s;;lesSt~~;;Cy(Th~ •;aSt~d;;t; Friday, Nove111ber !i in the c:hemist r) building" A synopsis of recent !item-

BOOSTERSINN

Right

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Thonw's home, as well as i\lr. Daniels is in L·inlah county, al J e nsen

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APPOIXTED _____ l\Ir. Gerald Thorne, 'l!l, bas been ap1>nintecl College Taxidermist to take L11eplace of Shirley K. Daniels, who was gradu:1ted last s11ring. :\Ir.

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and the growth will be exl'eedingl) ravid. An rnnglish newspaper says that Amterica a lone will not11 rofit b) the Panama l'anal, but that the rest ol the world will share as well.

At its r eg ular semi-month!) mceting , h e ld l•'ri<lay, Ortober :?:!, the C'osmos C'lub clis!'nsserl the l'ana!lla ('anal, Mr. ln in T. Nelson 1 ,,acling in the discussion, gave a W<'ll summarized acC'ount up lo dale, of thn grrat artificial waterway. To c·omlll('llC'e with, nine different roul<'S were J)roposed. An interesting volum e may cover the <'arly cleveloplll<'nts <'onn<'c-ted with this under takin g. ln thP len years, 1!104-1914, during whi ·h l!Ie l'nit <l Slates did the work , thrPe Americans gain<'d memorabl e r enown. The names of Colonel Goethals, the engineer, ('olonel Gorgas, who made tht' malaria swamps a healthful land, logPtlwr with t hat of ('oloncl HOOSf'\"Pll, who dete rmin ed that the work should lw undert a k en by the l'nitl'cl Stalc>s, this will always be c-ou]Jled with

"S\\"lrnTHK\HTS" l) .\ 'l'E POS'J.'POX1<: 1>

Owing to tile fact that a member of the original cast was unable to carry ou the part, necessitating a substitution, presented instead

stage

will

to round shapc. portion

afternoon

The present

be that

State or l'tah the immediate

cast the The thc

wllit-h is loratc<I on north .,[ th<' :\[erhan -

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studE'nts,

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There is something about a good Overcoat that makes it one of the most worthvYhilc in\'eRtments a man can make.

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W c cordially ilwi te you to call and gee the new Kuppenheimer Fall and Winter Suits and OvercoatR .iust un11ackecl.

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HOWELLBR01.,HERS

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CHARLES TROTMAN

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DENTISTRY

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SPECDIFJX

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old maxim, "that truth is stranger than fiction." Some of the most remarkable arc as follows: 'l'eams,

l'laye1·s,

l,a1·gest

Sro1·es

College team scoring most points (\Vest) -Missou ri School of Mines, 568 to 0. College team sco rin g mosl points (East)-1Yashing-ton and Jefferson, ~69 to 54. Players S<'oring most tou<'hclowns (West)-J. Imlay, l\li ssouri School of Mines, 30 . Player scoring most touchdowns (I~ast )-N. Mayes, Virginia, 19. It is better f o die unknown in th is Player sco rin g most goa ls from world than to be known because of touchdowns (\Vest) E. Freeman, your mistake_s_.___ _ l\Iissouri SC'hool of Mines, 39 . Player scoring most goals from There ran be no such wo rd as fail touchdowns (East) l\I. D. Fleming, for the man who refuses to se ll his \\'ashingtnn and Jefferson, ~9. honor for success. P layer scoring most goa Is from field, season- \\ '. C. Cahall, LeThere is one time in n woman's hig-h. life when she lik es to h ear the ri ght Long<'~t l{icks Players sco ring goal from longest talk business .

OAKCONFECTIONERY

TRY TO PLEASE GEORGE GREEN, Propri etor Phon e 380 W. 25 No Main :....----------------'Iman

fellow has simply got ggood clothes before he can i where in this old world.

It is not necessary longer to .Tames F:. Barrf!c-k, a graduate suffer pain in the extraction of l!lilfl, eYiclently E>njoys thP Horcni l(•cth, the rE'mol'al of n0rn•s or blasts or A last,a ancl t lw ranri fn I 9 ether m inor operations about colorings and antics or thl' North- -1:1the lllOUth. ,Ye )H\\'(' special lnt;d trcaln:ent;; thal c·1tirely ern Lig-hts. .Tim macle his way to ~ do ::t\\·ay with pain in these Alaska and rcmai nerl t 110 years,~ o,ieralioi1s . \\'t> also save you preYious to graduating from the rnoney on your de:1tal work A. l'. His "wanclPrlust" rarriecl him I all'! hUarantee you the very back to the lane! of snow and ice, ilClll(' of perfection in dentistry. aftl·r bis eventful car<'er al the A.,* DR8. ENSIGN & SMITH .Ill b usrn . ess Over Howell-Cardon's Store. C'., where he engaged and has only returnee! since, when ~¢ l1is business demanclecl a trip to the ---------------------------------l '. S. lo plare orders for mining \\'OHl,I) l•'OO'l'B .\1 , 1, IU<;('()J{ l)i-, 1 drop-ki<'k T. S. Cusack, New machinery. Throul!;h excellent busi:11.\nl, Dl "lllXG mt I SK \SOX 1:niversity; S. L. Cofall, ness acumen and generalship, BarDame, 50 yards_ rark and his father are now in The 1wincipal re<'orcls of the 1914 Players SC'Oring goal from C'omplete control of lhe Alaska Ma- season as c-ompiled by Park II, Daest place-kick Lloyd Bingham, chinery company, situated at Fairvis in the 1 !115 Spalding's football banks and are striking a fast pace guide, contains some 11 ·0 11der[ul re- vcr, 49 yards. towards recognition because of cords. Some of them are almost l•'ai ·thcst Runs financial accomplishments. impossible and only bear out the Players making longest

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POST CARDS C.\XI>\' .-\ND SOFT DIUXl{S OUR MOTTO

H\ 'F.RYBODY LTl(ES OllH Ill"l'THH, TOSSI~D POL'COHN GOO!) UNg 01 •' )L\(HZINES

gyou

as well. -~,:x ...,:,.., Th e 11erformance will co111111('nc0 at 4 o'clock sharp anti last one hour. The following is the rrist of characFirst Class "While You \Vail" Work LAI)]ES' l'AHLOIL ters: SEE Jenny Northrott .... Huby ,vo.,lf llcn ry Spread brow Lowry Nelson 'l\'ilc ·ox, the ganlner MorrE'II Powell For Shoe Repairing. gquiv11cd with the Best and Most Modern Hnth, a maidLeora Thatrher I :'llachin ery in the \ 'a ll ey. 40 North Fst \Vest Street.

JS '.l'he Plac e for The C'oll ege museum this wee !{ S.-\ NnWICHES T will be enriC'hed by a specimen of CHll,I •: CON CARNE ! .\ND )HULS f an Indilln Stork. These Storks are \\ ' hen clown on the Main Drag ! f'xtremely difficult to get th is year, Drop in. f bPcause they have clesE>ried the war Open from 6 bells a. m. to ! 1 bell p. m. ! zone, and specimens have to come This species migrates 15 NORTH MAIN LOGAN i from India. from India to Russia just as the l~uropean species does from Egypt to North Germany,

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titanic accolllp li shment. The commercial aspeC't presenltecl at the completion of the new waler way is an important one. ,\ R <·ompar e d with the rest of the world, the ("ni ted Slates takl'S a npw po\\ 'hile formerly Eng)all(\, the sition. great commerC'ial powt>r or tlw world , was much closN thP Orient than the l"nitetl States. :-.:ow, Nt>w York is nearly two thousand milE's n eare r than J<;nglancl. \\'h at su<'h facts may m·ean can only be surmis e d. At any rate, our mNc-hant marine is now 1apidly growing. In res11ect to American countril'S, it is see n Urnt the new ]Jassagt> place~ more of the countries which furnish 1-reat quantities or raw matPrial iu C'lose touch with our manufacturin:,: centers. It was preclictc<I that the short waterway would mean a grPat <lcal to commerce within the l'nitPd States. Present facts are perhaps surprising the Yery radical pn•cli<'tions. \\ 'ate r transportation iB tapping the intE>rior o[ the rnuntry; certain shipments have evPn gonP from west of the Mississi]Jlli riYer to New York, and thenc-e by \\'atf'r to thE' west e rn C'oast. It is now prc-dict ecl that ·w estern l ' nitE'cl States. and espec ially the coast will flourish

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runs, scrimmage to touchdown-W illi am Morris, Denver; G. E. Kirk, Maine; D. E. Smith, Michigan Agri('ultural college; G. l,eve r ett, Ar l,ansas, 90 ya rd s . Players making lon gest run from comp leted forwa rd pass-H. \\ '. aiil!er, University of Pittsburg, 70 yards. Players making longest run f1·om intercepted forward pass R. \\'estervelt, Central (Pella) 90 ya rds. Player making longest run from r ecove r ed fumbleT. J. Coolidge, Harvard , 98 yards. .\ Xl•1W COl'HSJ<J FOH, " '0:\IT<JX

Mrs. Hazel L. Dunford, C'ollege dean of women, is planning a course in the ethics of womanhood, to begin immediately under her general supervision. The course will consist of one lertnre each week by one of the leading women of tl1e state or nation.

STUDENT LIFlll •_--::::.._-_,=:_·ly a distinl'lini field and lhe specialilt may mean a slight denial of lhc zation LhaL \\'0uld naturall) ensue absolute practical but do you not I would n1ak!' "Stucl(•nt Life" a ne\\'S- think we c·oul,l establish and supPublished Weekly by the Students 1rn11er equal to any college public·a- port a monthly publiC'alion devoted The Most or L'tah Agricultural College. lion in the ,,est. And anoLher thing, to the literary productions of' our it wunlcl beC'ome possible to make collegp? \\'ould it not be worth I Exquisite rnntered as sec·otHI-C'lass rnatte1 September l!I, 1HU8, at the postoflice "Stucll-nt Life·• a four page semi- whilp·? It \\'0uld encourage literary 1 And al Logan, l·tah, under the Act of \\·i,e J,ly rnll or terse, fresh news items taste, it would ndd a C'ertain refinl'-, March, 187H. ~~~- rathl•r than the week-old, cut-andment to our college, it \\·ould bPSl)Pak Alluring College Delivery is made rrnm studdried stuff, that must, of necessity, the culture that we lrnYe, and above ent Life Office, Room 275. <'reep in under the present arrangeall it would, in a measure, ec1ualizo Perfume Printed by ment. the tendency to,\anl the <'Old occupaRepresenting the Despite the eYidence in favor or tion ot money-getting keeping ~ts I•,arl and I~ngland Publishing Co. blended oclr,,a or Logan, Utah. the pro[Josecl pla11 some few, who balanC'ecl and, 11erhaps, a little melthe most fragrant flowers. attend sc-hool on the hill. and are low. It would be the house-slippers STAPl~ so static, deeprnoted in their opin- and ne\\'spaper after a hard clay's It lias that lasting qua lity to a LO \VRY Nl~LS\)N ............... Euitor ions, lune SU('h profound reverence work. · I greater degree than a lm ost any J. EASTMAN llATC'll llutiiness l\Igr. for the existing order of things tlrat, Lel us go after this •·luxury" e\'cll otlwr perfume. llouq uel ,Jeanice s. J. QlJINNgy rnther than attempt something new, if it costs each of us ten, fifteen or F:"t ract, oz .. _.................. . $1.00 .\ssol'iate red-blooc!Pcl, alive, progressive, they t\\'enty n,e <'ents a month. \\'e shall\ KATHLEEN llAGLl~Y Toi let \\'ater ................. -..... . $1.25 E. K. \\'INl)]~JL .. .. J,;,!itors ha11g onto the "old and tried." They be more than satisfied, for tlw t'ompll•xion Powder ........ . . 75 J. \V. TIIORNTON ) exn1sc• their attitude by saying lhat "Student Life" will come> out twin• Sal'hel Powder, oz. . 75 Jn ·rnD Bll,\lTll \\' ,\ ITJ•; Ta lc-u111 I'owcler .Artist lite l'. A. l', is a SC'hnol of the 11rac- a weC'k and on~e a month \\'(' ;;hall Sonp, <'alH"\ tical and thal whil·h is not practiha,e our literary 1nagaiine. \ olume XI\'. '\11111IH•t · (L ('al (financial) has no place among Sold only at l •'t·idn y, Odob<'t· 2!), I !J1,3. us. To argue that a literary magazine '1'11,L Yot · "1>0:.\''T M.\Hlff \1·ould "pay" is futile. The conclusion WHY J>0:.\'"1'\\'E WI::'\"? cleJ)ends on too many factors and 'l'H I•: Hl~X.\LI, S'l'OHI~ there are several points of view. In The personnel of the l' A. C. This may be clue to one or more all prolrnl.>ility such a project would student body is C'haracterized by its o( these reasons. First, \\'e may not aot yield tempting diYidends. maturity. About ten per renl or lhe have the material to build up a But to the argument o[ "practiwinning team. Secondly, the stud- calJility" in clel'ense of lhe present male students are married, an(] ents may not give tlleir ea tire sup- system, \1·c>should like to direct ·your ,,·hile this is not necessarily an in• port to the team. Thirdly, the fa(', attention. True, the l·. A. C'. does diC'ation or maturity, yel tne married ulty may not give the actiYity clue stand for the practical in !He. \\'e men have an a\·erage age aboYe thal support and consideration. Fourthe11111hasize the paying dairy hen!. of the remainder of the students. ly, the men on tl1e teams may not economical prncluction and aclvan- This means, generally, not always be doing their work. Lastly, the tageous marketing, the home wherP lhat the C'0urse of study of these fault may lie with the c·oac:h, in la<'k- \\aste is unknown, the low cost or men, has been interrupted. i\losl ing the ability, energy, tal'l, intPre~t li\'ing in Logan. \\'e want eYerytliing or them ha\'e been compelled to or whal nol necessary to round our to pa): ;11Hl if it does not we either abandon their studies for se\'eral athletes into \\inners. renwdy or dispose of it. And this is ye,u·s in order to aC'cnmulate enough Now, these are lhe possibilities. a ;,;ooll spirit but it C'an be C'arried too of the "eve r-needful' ' to enable them l'pon which OBJ shall l\'e place Lill' far. The man who can see nothing to return. \\'ith some, eight or ten blame? in his C"ows, or bis farm or his home years llaYe elapsed since they last A label sewed into smart Fall Some men suggested that we or his town but the practical, the atLended college. In this lime they C'lothes specially designed for al l have losl so o)'ten Lhal the men on dire('t, tangible usefulness, is a nar- ha,e become estranged, in a measthose Younger Young l\Ien who need clothes in sizes 31 to 36. lhe teams entered the season with 1·0\\' bi,;ot. To be balanced he must ure, to college life, and as a resull, ('ome to us and see the expectation of being only mecli- see the romantic, the beauty, lhe they experience just a little tang LANGHAM-HIGH ocre or below, ancl that ide as of I \\'0llclur in that \\'hich yields him his j uf disappointment. victory ne\·er filtered through their J !i\ ·ing. Jf this is true of a man up The follo\\'ing ex1>ression comes the new c·lothes for youths o( the lli gh School age. !Jrains. It has been suggested furthagainst t11e reallies or life how mu<'h from jusl such a student, and is an Spruce I~nglish models Cor Fall er, lhat tlie coach Pnlers lite season more tnie musl it be or a collegt• c>IOlJuent admonition to •·young" col$20 to $2;,, with a "losing" attitude and fails and college students. If there is oac lc ge men, to complete their work Thirty Specia l Points in eve ry to inspire the men with the idea of glaring fault in the l'. A. c. it is now, or, in other words we deduct Langham-High Suit a successful season. this tenclen<·y t0\\ arc! the practical to the moral: "Don't marry till you \Ve are spending more money for the exC'lusion or the One , the artislit·, see" your way thrnugh <'Ollege. football than we are for any other and the <·ul!ure. And this condition Do we young college men appreci-1 two activities in the school, and if should not exist. '\\'e must create a ate the advantage of continuous, un• we are going to be constant losers interrupted school work? No., or ,-----------------, desire for a fin e picture, an expreson the 0eld, we shall be more seri- ~i\'e poem and artistic building and C'0urse we do not. GO '1'0 Do we try? <'an ous losers 0nancially. \\· e are c·on- not spend all our time teaching and you discouraged freshmen, if sul'h vinced that "there's a n•ason" for learning lhe money Yalue of a boun- there be, glean some ins11iration frn111 our losses, bnl we cannot tell exact- trous <·ro11 or a well hred animal. :rnSO l '1' II :\L\ L'\' S'l'BEl:<,T the following article: ' ly what il is. R\l·l:<;H POOJ,l •~ It is quite as Yitai to happiness ancl LOS'I'! SCII II ,Ll<]B :\111/l'ON Will somebody please tell us'? <·ontentmenl to see and sense the Young College Men, I enYy you! l'l.\'\'OS ,\XI> Pl ,. \YJ<~R PL\X08. Don't be baC'kward. Step right up sp1·outing or the grain, its gro\\'lh, I am not old, I have neYer f~.lt. old, YH "l'l{OL.\S ANI) and say what it is, if you are in n and l'Olo1·; the fields plaC'e in the and yet l feel that the VISl0ll YI c•roH ,n ,con ns position to know. landsC"ape; or the drnwsy soluticle splendid" is rapidly dwindling into Slli •;1,;•r \ll'SI(' .\ '\'I) :\ll 'SI( ' HOl,1,S \Ve are quite sure of this; that of the <·attl!' in a shady pasture. the "light or common day.'· J'yp In f'a<•t, t'\'('r~t hing in the> )lush' th!' loyalty of th<' 8tuclc>nl llocly ancl Jn C'\'nybody thei·e is a potential tried to l<eep it \\'ith me; I've tril'll PAGE

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..c·sth<'ti<" s(•nse whi<"h C'raYes ex pres- to keep my face to the east; !Jut "\\ he,e the Interurban Srops." siion mHI satisfaC'tion. \Ye clo noi today as I mingle with you the truth c·on::,iclrr always the cost of suc·h strikes ho111e, and I en\·y you. .. ......... ............ ......... ... ... ......... ... ............... ...... ... ... . satisfa,·tion for the good cleri\'ecl ran Don't misunderslan(] Jll(>. I \\'0lll<l ·i not lH• 111eas11red with a foot rule or not exchange plac!'s with you l'H'II ! • J q 1;art measurp but becomes a part ii' l C'ould, ror in the extra Y<'ars ! of us Pntc•ring into our personalities. I've Ji\·ed I haYe formNI assol'i:t- ~ whPn out for a walk. Flowers+ or ,·onrsp no one• will argue that the> tions wlliC'h ha\'e become a part or ! for c•\·pryone, inC'luding st ud ents. ! 1 1>1·;11·tic-ali~ not first. \\' ere we not me; l'\e gathe1·ed innumprabk ~ Our clo\\'n-to\\ n store> at :ll J~edc r f<'<l an,1 l'lolhl"d th<'i·e \\·ould be no I trifles \\ hiC'h are beyond pric·(•, ancl ,11 .\\'e .. \\ ill h<' 0JJ!'n about D!'C'. 1. ! I fee>! that something has gonP ~ \\'c Dell\'er. f 110 <'Ulture or )!'I I Jill' ancl ,·onseq•:Pntl) I; ..st h .. tic <il'\·l•lopnwnt. But still to out o_r lire> a nam!'lPss frngrnnl·••. the <'Xl<'ll[ of our JJ0ssihilities \\•p I an all-pc>nacling atlll<>Sphl'l'(' 11(•\'(•rI : shou l<l in<lulgl' in am! <'ncourag(' any- lo return. I+ t thing t1':1t will fortif) this n<'stlwtic·; I cli,l not realizC' this uni ii II' j! ill~ ••. ;,,;inlh l•,n~t. side of our dcvelopmeut, (Continued on page fill') ~•-•··•..• ..•··•··•- •- • ..• ..•- •-• ..• ..• .. - • ..•·• ..•••+- ....-

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B.\ 'f'l'AL lOX OJ<'l<' H 'l~B S A certain schoolma'am is in the .\ '- XO l .XCE I>. habit o[ giving her pupils a certain ·- --- word, and asking them to form a - ±(Cont in u ed from page four) The rollowing apopintments or sentenC'e in which that word occurs. l'H1•1SC HIP 'J' I ON UK l'GG IS'l'S C'en tly. The viC'issitudes or liCe men Lo offic<'s in th e cad e t battalion I Th e other clay she gave the class the +drew me out o[ college many years ha,e been anno'l rH'ecl: wo r d "notwithstanding." A l•'ull Line of 'l'u be~ Ca pt a in s: ago. 1 was fairly content Lo go, for LeRoy Ilillam 'l(i There was a pause, and then a DHl ' (:R AND TOILl~T ARTIC'LES l thought that at a future time I l\loses <'owl e y , 1 , l•right faced youngster held up his ..Agents for 1 d .\ 11;,co Ca m < 1•11sa nd Su ppli es. m ight re-enter and take up my work S. \\'. niter '18 hall . B. \'. Jlendi·i·c1cs '18 "\\'el l, ,, nal is your se ntence, l ·,-p C 1·epo P a pe,• a n<l An sco P ilm s w I1ere I Iiacl left off. The years Best R esult s passed and at last the opportune T o Bl' l•' i1·st L ie ut e ua ut ;,: Tommy?" asked the teach er . I (;7 N. ;\l1•'a01· in St. Log 1111 J. M. Woodhouse '18 ' 'Father wore his trousers out, but I time a r rived, and 1 came back. l notwithstancling.'' Ex. Lynn McC'ulloch '18 re lt yo u ng, t h en. I thought I was l l. l\l. Earl '18 I f you have a bit or news HPuben Jonnson '18 go ing Lo catch up the thread uf Send 1t in. Snmn r Hatch 'l 1 co ll ( ge ?ife whe r e I had broken iL Or n joke that wil l nmuse 1 ore near:y ten years ago; but 1 was 'l'o Bt• St <·011<1 f, il.'ut e 11:111ts: Sencl it in. Franc-is A. Johnson m istaken. I toolc up my work, and A story that is true, L evi R. Hiter 'l!• nn til I began associating with you An incid e nt that's new, K I•'. Hirharcls ' l!l OX Ol 'R 7xt t SE PIA yonng fellows l thought all was \Ye want to hear rrom you, \\'. l\f. Mathis e n '18 l•'Ol ,t>l<:HS ;'11.\lU ; 12 we ll. Memories kept me in an artiSencl it in. I G. P. Barber '19 I X :'11.-\ S PHl ~S l ~:XT S A 'l' Ex . tic-ial glow ror days, and the years 'l'o B!' l•'i1·st S<'n:e an( s : I d r opped a way like clew before the ;; 0 C 1,; :X 'I' S },; . \ (' I( I -H e be r Meeks 'l \ Teacher .- Tommy, wher e is l\[pxs un . Dut o ne evening I attenclecl a George Holmst e ad ' 18 ic-o? class party. As yo u fellows came in C. TI. Johnson ' 19 'I'ommy. - On page 10 of the jog wi t h a sm il e or anticipation upo11 L'. l\L Budge '19 rnph y, miss. - necl Hen. ) o ur yo u thf ul li ps, I wondered what

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was ca u si ng the j oy. For an explanIT. F. C'ook at ion, wo ul d you believe it, I had \V. L. Bearnson to trail back over those ten lon g F . Whitear yea r s Lo the Lime when dan ces C'. R. Snow mea n t to me what they do to you l\Iil e s Browning now. Then it was that I r ealiz ed B. Bergeson that somet h ing had left me forevIvor Sharp e r . T h e newness, the vivacity, the G. \Y. Thain ccstacy of youth had ebbed away 'r o n e Col' porn l -.: and left me stranded. In spite or L . 1\1. P r iC'e t h e e n t r a n ce fee I hacl paid, and lh<' S. H. Barber st.ucle n l- body ticket I had purchased F. Slaugh I was n ot, and am not now , on e with R. r. rotter yo u , ancl so I envy you . R Croft . I . love my work he r e, I love LIH' C'. J. Hansen m st 1tulion, and above all I love you I n . C'. Pixton beca u se of your manlin ess , your I 1 r \Y. lf. Sut t on c ea n 111ess, your dreams. 1 pra y S. \V. ITelm that you may sip from college life .J. \Y. C'onnell its sweetness, its ambitions , its : S. H . Stock ideals while yet your hearts ar e \Y. JiJ. Lyl e yo u ng; before you come to Feel as I 1 D. Turman clo t h at some intangible, ye t exK C'. Hinckl ey ceedingly sweet l11ing is lost to you ID. B . Olsen fo r eve r . V. T. "Wilson

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"Something beautiful has vanish- , will not be unde r stood until one eel passes through them. Old studAnd 'wp sigh for it in vain; ents noclc to th is place of enjoyment. \\'e behold it everywhere, The~e are our socials. They wi ll On the ea r th ancl in the air, c-nnt111ue to be what \Ye make them. B u t il never comes again." The style of dance is selected for al I concerned. The old and tried clances are our main stand-bys. YPt the new forms wi ll receive attenlion. The work in the Social clanring class will be reflected in t hP socials . Tb ere is a way pr o-

vicled for those des ir o u s of learning the new dances. This does away with the possibility of anyone "sprine;ing" a way of his own. ('ruder forms do not pres u me to Pnter the ranks of our high c-lass enjoyments. Tn our soc-ials let us matPrialize the iclea l of the sc-hool, TTit'E DE MOCR ACY.

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Several students have expresse,l themselves as to the disposition ol the Gudge prize. The last issue or Student Life suggested that it be gi\'en for contributions to Student Life, as it ,,·cu: I open the competilion to every st ident in school; ,, IH'I as an ,,,say would limit the contesl to a r,_.,,. The author stated rurlher that ii" c-01, ·ibuted to Studenl Lire "it ,. Juld result in a muc·h n eeded se r vile to the school." l t is tn.e th .. t if given for essa) ,or the is work it wuuld be limited .lo a few, as any c·onte~t necessarily is. Our contest~ in oratory, debaling an! :1thle1:<' ,,. orl< are all limiteel to a few, so t speak. They are Jimite I to the n, 'St talC'!lted, amb ilious :rnd desirous. l beliern if it is awarded for the benefit or Stude n t L i fe that the contest \\'Ould b~ There woulcl lim ited to a few also. probab ly be fifteen or twenty compet ito r s on the start, but this numb er would gradually be reduced as the compet i tion \\'ent on just as the n u mber of compC'Litors in other aeUvities is reduced. The question then resolves ilseli to this Where shall \\'e dispose or the prize in o i·der to bring out the best ta lent? I believe it should be awarded for essay and thesis \\"Ork. T h is is a technical school and. our best ta lents and minds are lC'chnical and we want lo bring Lhis talent out. Fifty doll:,rs will induce the contestants to make independent investigations \\'hich J think should count more than any other ractot ln rael J i n grading the papers.

s h ould in favor or limiting the p r ize to independent and original work entirely. l~or examples: "ThC' bffecl of tht' Present War on Ci \'iii zation," ·'The Economic i.;rrect of llH • Present \Var on the L'nited tales," ·"Fa r m Life in Utah," "Live Stock Adapted to l'tah," "Applied ('hemistry in l'tah," etc., ar subjects which afford opportunities for origIna! thought in thesis and essay work. There is no doubt but that if the prlze went to some contributor to Student Life "it \\'Ottld render a much needed service to the school." But if awarded for essay and thesis work it would render a MOST

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stows a hent'fil. l'pon whom"? ln \ th is C'ase a nd in all conteS t s, upon / the c·ontC'slants and the school. One good C'ssay or thesis is worth more to the author, the reader, and the school, than a hundred articles conlribuled to Student Life, because o[ their very nature. 1t would be unjust and silly lo ask Dr. \Vest Lo write a book on dry-farming, or Dr. \\'icltsoe one on physics . But to get the best results we would al, ! t low each lo choose his subject. Neither would we confine them lo i i an article in the Logan Journal, as this would necessarily limit their subject and material. The subjects that interest the greater number or ! ••••••••••..•••• ....... .................................... ....,.... ,,.M ••••••......... .................•••••••••••••..••••·••..••••••••....••••-·•! students in a technical school will ••••••• certainly be technical subjects and this I think will be demonstrated if lef't to a vote or the students.

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The l". A. ('_ has a large number of students who have had some foreign experience. l\Iost of them are membe1·s or one or more clubs or organizations around school now, but they lrnYe t'nough in common lo justify the existence of a club !nlC'nclecl to 1rnrlicularlv , 'unite them and through which they could trade experiences and impressions gathereel in thC' va1·ious countries with each ollH•r. The man (or \\"Oman) \\'ho has lived in China or l\Iexico could pleasantly and profitably en, lf'rtain the club with reminiscenses or prC'lly little bamboo houses among the poppies and rice fields, or with thrilling tales of tile land or ellili-con-carni and sky roeket T'rt'sidents . lls purpose would be social as well as educational, the cletails to be worked out at the pleasure of the club. There is around school already the pow r lo push such a club through, so all there is to be clone is organize that power and enjoy the benefits or organization. Il is going through. It will be a cosmo\Yh0 polilan C'lub. Those students have lived outside of the L' nited States meet this afternoon at 4.30 in room l 29 where the organization will be effected and method of pmcedure determint'd. 'ow if you doubt ils possibilities and don't come you will miss the chance or being a charler member. Remember this afternoon at 4:30 in room 12D. Interested faculty mC'mbers C'tnphalically invited. ('.\ , 11•,IL\

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will be well Teacher.-Tommy, lo what class en th is year which worth the time of any one interested or the animal kingdom do I belong? in picture taking. Among the phases Tommy. Dunno, teacher. Pa says treated will be the chemistry or you're an old lien, and ma says photography, art and composition in you're an old cat.- Baltimort' Amerpiclures, clilTerent

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ThC' C'amC'ra Club invites Pverv or C'lub membership is the reclucthe body Ill t erestcd t11 photography to lion in cost of photo supplies join them in a hike in Logan can- , clown town stores have offered to · t t l r c·lnb members. If you want lo join yon. lt 1s arrangec 1 o mee a ron I cl fi b th • C'ntran<'C' or the main building. Sun- I n an pro t Y ese re<1uct1ons th<i bulletin board ancl alclay morning at ten o'C'lo<·k. The watch JlUl'Jl0Se of the trip is to arouse in- lC't1cl our next meeting. IC'rest in koclacl:ing and inci,lental1 ly lo hHYP a pjollr time. "Huw does it happen," said the '!'hp c·luh eontC'm}llales an autumn tC'a<'hN to thP npw puJ)il, "that )Our! pir·tnrC' c·ont<'Rt soon, for ,,hi<•h namC' is Allen and your mothC'r's l prizPs ,,ill hC' gi\·en, so gC'I your namC' is nrown?" c·allle>ra anrl filn rC'acly ancl join tlw "\\'ell," explainecl the small boy,, <·rowel. you may \\'in :i 11rizC'. I af'tpr a moment's thought, "you see, A C'onrse or lc>rtnrC's on SlJ<'('ial she marriecl again, and J (licln't.-1 , 1,hases or })holography will be gi\'- i\lillvillP Avalanche.

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"\\'hat is lhC' shnIH' or thP enrth?" asked the lt'achC'r. "Round." "lfow do you kno\\" it's rouncl?' I "All ri.e:ht, it's squ:11·t•, lhC'n: I clon't want lo ~tart any argumC'nt." 1-l'olumbla Jestl'r.

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Dr. Porter will lecture to the Home Economics club next \\'etlnes(la y at 4 p. Ill.

JLocal~ All girls wanting lo join llomc l!:tonomit's club must do so before November 4th.

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The Sorosis 811rority will give their annual Hallow'een masquerade at the Eccles home Tuesday evening.

"Satisfaction or Money Back"

Last Tuesday evening Soro:;is enl'oultcr in .Ag. 1. Are we lo lNlaiued their new pledges at a examine this wheat for waterberries·t <"lrnfiog dish luncheon. Stewart.-\Yhal do you mean ·1

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ThP class or '1 O donated the l"lo<"h lugersolls? ill the library, but who is SUJ)[lOSed Lacly l\Jacb et h. 'Tis the deed :incl to donat e the time to wind it once a not the word, con founds us . week? A Senior (reading, clramalically) " 'Tis the deed, and not the work, l\Ir. T•'red Frorer, graduate or l!JlO a nd now a leading real estate man confound us!"-Ex. in Ogden, is visiting his Alma l\Ial'rof'. Saxer.-Don't you see how ler, and will incidentally share in it works out, now? the carnival ce lebration. Student. - Yes .

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l'roressor Fran!, Daines has juRt i;larl<'Cl an extension couri;e in l\l0d- . ern European History in Garland, for the benefit of the teachers in Box Elder Count~· . .A roursC' will also be conducted in Logan for the Logan teachers, coYering theh History or the Amecican \\'est. ('()f,l,EGJ<; H'l'O('J( SOl,I)

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J\lrs. g11iot Magraw, a membC'r or the national counc il or the Phi in l ' psilon Omicron fraternity, is Logan today to i:;tucly th e homC' N'Onomi cs field, and to try to start n c·hapter among th e young women a n ll teachers of lbe College. The organization she r epresents is stric-tly a professional fraternity for advanced st ud ents and teachers in Home Ec-onomics . r··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•·····•··•··•··• ··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•i

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tile Sophomore men on team how firm their behind them and ho\\ breathlessly ror ,q>rd thC' Sophomores were send a good-will mesteam at ('oloraclo.

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Angus lzatt '12 is lo teach this year ill th e hi gh school at Louisville, Idaho . l\lr. Izatt has remark able success leaching Algebra. lie

The management or the i\lonlanu Kaimin , the official organ or the student body at th0 l'niversity, will unclerlake a semi-weel{ly publication this coming winter in place or the once a week paper put oul heretofore.

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Ou F'riday November 5th the Tltetas will celebrate their third anniversary at a house Th e faculty anrl students cordially invited between o[ four to seven o'clock.

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W. F . lleyrend, local dealer fo1· the l11lernationa1 Tailoring Co., one or the larg est and 11,ost r e liabl e tailol"ing hous es in the l' nitecl Stales , will di\'ide his profits with you, H.esidcnee 4 71 \\' . C. St., Logan, Gtah. -Advt.

city, was a visitor at the College this week, being under the guidanC'e of l\Ir. E. A. Ricks, au ex-student, and now a farmer in Benson warcl

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Prof'. Saxer.-That all l'm herP for is to tell you what is not in the text or \\hat is slighlly indicated.

l\Ir. Leonard DavidsDu, one or last sp rin g's graduates, took occasion this week to t ry the new interurban and climb ed Co ll ege lli 11 again to take a Joolc at the valley. J\liss Veda \\'ooll ey or Salt

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The Alumni members have rece iv.\ 'I' 'l'IIJ•; ( '0 :\D l. \ \' I) .\ \' 'l''H OF l•'l l' I•: ed Student Life in past yea r s wheth• 1 er they paid their clues or not . Five Air Brush Car Bann er s hundred copies were distributed L ieut. Sanlschi has a \\"(•II labeled Work Window Card s 1 1 ti II 0 I among them every week of the last 0 ( J, map <..u rope Jl aC'et on ie wa ~chool vear. This was clone throurrh TO 'l'lll '.'11{~ +i 0 his omce in the Gymnasium build~ ing. The pur])ose of this map is foi the expenditure or part or the fees ( 1) About Life the Bu<lge Prize . i i those interested lo intelligently l"ol- paid in, and by the Student low the maneuYers or the Yariou , management paying for the copies armies in the wrr zo11e. The dif[er - n,,t pair! fo1· by the Association. , ( 2) About that sc1ni-weel\ly. i, i, e n t nations will be re]Jresenterl by Student Life does not feel that the i i d i fferent colore,l µins. !\Ir. Santschi Alumni members need to be on the , Of a liler,11·) 111agazine. : -+: wi ll moYe the p,ns with each move carity roll, so arrangements have j Work prompUy exec ute d. of the armies once a week, so any- teen made with Student Life by the ( 4) About an ink well. Room 17 Commercia l Big. body can te ll by looking al the map. Alumni committee lo furnish the pn····•··•··•··•··•··•..•··•..•..•..···•..•..•..•..•..···•··•..•..•..···•·•..·= the exact progress of the war. Those per :it cost to a ll who pay their fees. (5) Concerning root ba II anti of you who are interested call over As a result quite a number of Alumni SOC I ET Y their paper al and study the war situation from are not receiving sluclen t affairs in general. C'l ,l'B a descriptive standpoint. The office present and the committee is anxil <'H .\ 'l' l~R.\' l 'I'\ " will be 0J)Cn on afternoons from ~ ous to hear from them in a sub"S\1eethearls"-singular as wpll stantial way so that the paper may to 4 daily except Thursdays. H's l"ree to all. Campus, \\'edbe rorwarcled them. nesday afternoon . 'l'HB c.um1u n, n ~ T H E HO PH S H. \ , ·E .\ XJGll 'l' OCT ,\ h \ ays in th !' JI i1-:h e~t lnYites all interested to join them S 'l'l ' l ) l•,XT BO D Y ;\11<:l-:1' 1.\'(. .\'KX' I' St y le ol' Uw .\1•t c,n a hike in Logan C'anyon. The) l•'HII MY It was the night of October 25. meet al the front steps of the main Darkness gathered, the wind blew, The meeting of the Student Body bui lding Sunday morning at ten the moon smiled down on young o'rlock. cou1>lcs hurriedly making their way next Friclay will be concerned all'1 ·0 111p tn l'ss 0111· through the quiet streets. Their most entirely with bus i ness matters., hearts beat fast, as they thought of A_ number of importan! que st ions FHEH H:111•:X 1,os 1,; 'l'O 1'0( '. \ 'l'I •:I , I,(> lhc coming gon1 lime, and a good will be brought. up and discussed .

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the trip. Our lineup was: Hich .. _ ...... . right end l Dunfo rd · · · · ·······right tackle nudge _ . . ........ . .. guard Jenson . ···-·······... c·enter (' l. ,\ SH I .\' Hl ' R\ ' l•:Yl \'G :11.\IO •:H Reese ........ ...... g n ard TH IP. Poulter __ . __........... tack le ---· Larson . _ ... . . . . . . encl Tht' college class in suncying Croft . . ... .....•..... . r. h maclP a trip to Truste J. Q . .\dams' \\'right ...... ri~ht en<I clry farm in Benson warcl hrnt \\'PdOlson left half nesclay to gl't data for tlw installaTurner quarter back lion of a Grimes ele<'triral pum11 tn inigatp twelve arres of orc•har,I land.: Tl'nrher , ·ow. c·hilclrl'n. 11:lllll' \ 111a1Ti<'tl man whosP lHH"l«'t i!< \\'hl'r<> <'lt•,·tri1•al 11owN c·an hP h:1cl. somC' of tlw ln\\Tf nnimnls, sta r tin~ piC'kf't hy a woman SPldnm has hC'r I hesC' IHllll]JS ha\·e prove,! \"f'J'Y SU('\\ it h \\'ill ii' J IIJ!PS. llost on Transarrested. l'essful for watering small areas. c-ript,

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There will be an important meeting of all members of Stutlent Lire staff, including the rerentl\' ap11ointed members at 1::)o Saturcla\· a f!ernoon. ·

one) llec·raft made

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