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\\ "e han• ~c<•n ancl thoro11ghly <'njoyed Pygmalion. It was a elm 111ati<' treat. A "superlatil·l'l.1 ;..,.)()cl· pl.1y, pr esented i11 a "sup<'rlatil·<'I., g-00<1" way -to us<' a Sh:111is111 i , one of the linC's. The play was well worth the genC'rous pa1roIiagp it rc(•eh·<'d. Two n1011ths of' !--,rilli11g wor l, on till' part ,.r tht • I111•ml>t·r~

Ii PRESENTS MEDAL

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Sh <' was always alert to e,ery situation, and reflectecl the working of her Yersatile min<! in the expression or her fac-e ancl the mo,eIPent or her IJocly . It was a dimC'ult part lo play, to say the least, demanding as it did :sm·h versatility. :'lliss Thatcher ;.howecl hersell' equal to the oceasion, did excellent team work an,1 1>layecl a star game. lli gg i ns, t hp "Shaw ful", c•aprici ous, b l ustering, clever professor or ph onet i cs was well played IJy )Ir. ;\l at h isen. lie had good stage pres1•nte, and a good Yoice, and utilized t11em to good effect in the in terpretat ion of the part. His laugh was fC'ontinuecl ou Page Eight)

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alive?

\\ ' ho are die workers in clis hive·! Die Be1wdicls. Who is idt ,lrills from morn till night To keep deir n•c·orcls clear und IJri!ll A<·lt, I.Jut dot KlulJIJ's a shi11ing light Der Heneclict'R!

\\ ' hn is iclt clot goes h0lllC acll night? T) B . t er enec1ic·, To meet di<' Frau und Kinder l>ridt? Der Benedict. \\'ho

is iclt

nefer

clakes a lark

Nor stays out late vay after dark, \\'hose collar's smudged mit finger mark? Der Ben eelicts. \\'Ito was it S('hmashecl line? Drei Benedict;;.

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feclball

vas lclt held iclt eferyclime? Drei Beneclicts.

all j \\'ho vas cler Faclder of cler deam? Only a "Dad," but he gives his '\Vhose head vas like a glowing beam To smooth the \\·ay for his c-hildren \ '\'ho vas iclt IJreached cler Gospel small scheme? Doing, with courage stern ancl grim Die Benedicts. The deeds that his rather clid for I hi111. I o,vn brass This is the line that for him I pen, j Who is iclt tools cleir On!\' a "Dael," -

horn? Nicht Beneclicts. -Audrey Thatcher. '\\'ho is iclt's glad clot cley vas born? Die Benediets. No cloubl one of lhe most valualJle \\'ho is idt nefer runs a blufC? Iectu1·es or l111s year's ll?und-up was I 'or effer any classes sluff? the tall, on potatoes µ;1ven by i\Ir.I,,, , 110 1s . .1< lt spreac 1s c11s · aw f u I sttiff?. Lou. D. Sweet of Colorado, to a smal I Die Ben edicts. audience Saturday evening. He outlined a mellod for eradicating potaGov. Spry says there are threeto diseases and securing marvelous yields. Dr. Hill has a copy of tht• '.1uarters of a million a.c~es of land

but

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best of men.

IN·ture eel.

hC'arcl in l'tah, and tlH• l. ,\. <:It•t• 1"l11h 111aclP ii,; i11itial ap p<•:11·:111<·(• :ii t hp Ho11ncl up s1•ssions a111l s1·or1•cl a bi~ su<·t•p;;s \\ilh th<• song "l'. A.('. Houn<l-up" \\hiC'h was

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ing U I ) to the oc·casinn '\\'e<lncs<lay · n i g h t t h a n thc•y were Thurn<lay. Now a word ror the play ilsell'. No serious critiC'ism has bet>n offer-I ell ex<'epl in the ending. The end is ab ru pt ancl startling. as wen' l ikewise a number or llw lit1PS. It H'l'ms as if the author just gn•w tired of wr i ting- anti clroppetl his J><'tL \\' (• were lt•ft in the air. Pro- Ot1ly a "Dael," with a IJi·ood or four, · . t· t· One o[ ten milliun men or more, I.ess1011a 1 ac 1rng 1·01111 < 11a,1• sa 1s ac- l'loclcliug along in the daily strife, torily suggc-stecl lh<' lermination of t h t• p l ay, but it re,1uires ,ery sulJlle Bearing the whip aucl scorn of life, \Yilh ne,·er a whimper of pain or perforlll i ng. hate, T h e pro du ction in general, in our For the sake of those who al home opinion, was the best that has been await. seen in Logan this season. The cast on the whole, had good ('onceplions Only a "Dael," neither rich nor proud or its parts, and acted intelligentMerely one o( the surging crowd, ly. l\l iss ThalC'he r , Ho miza, clitl ex- Toiling, striving, front clay lo clay, <·eptiona l worlc She has the ele- }<'acing whatever may come his way; ments of tru<' aetiug, the alJilit) Silent, whenever the harsh condemn, to ;111alyze the character, project it, And bC'aring it all l'or th e love 01 an<I live in it. She was n•al and i:-c-nu ine, thought in terms o[ the i· h araeter, and sustained IH'r part thro u ghout. There \\·ere 110 slumps.

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between the cast and auclie11<'<', Urnl it resulted in the performance being the best of thethn•<'. The t>layers were a trille slowt'r in warm-

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of t h e c-ast should not ancl clicl not g-o un n•w,11·tkd. ; The l lound-up au<lil'III <' 1uIs pct'ially appre('ialiYe ancl n•\\·artled f every effort or tl1e players with I This told on lht• and sut·h a was (~stablishc<.l

J\lon<lay·s artC'r110011 m<'<'ling- \\·;t., ;...rt>al<'st or tlw Ito11ncl-up. c;,.,_ l u·nor Spr)' spokt', ancl pre.,cntl'tl tn j u<'halr or the l'anallla l'ac-ifi <• 1•;,pol. silic:1 a 1-:olcl m<•1h1l to .John I'. l,aI ·i "''"· or i\Lah, ror lwing- llw Urancl i ('ha111pion ('or•1 Grower or l !ah: 1\1·. 11~}\\oocl :\lpadc ~av0 one of tlu.' 111ost j <''-C'<'ilt•i>t ;1clclrc•s~,•s on ;•o,er1111I1• ,t

g•ne r ous applause. playe r s intmecliately bo n d of syn1pathy

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lll Ran .Tuan c·o1111l ,1· wn1l111g fn1· fh<' Deneclicls.

written expressly for the Glee t'luh for that occasion. Governor Spry gave an interesting address, em[)hasizing in particular the possibilities of t·tah as the right state for the young men or l"tah lo make theirs. In forceful terms he cone! •mnec l the action o[ so many or 1·ta hns ror going into other states to find homes when l 'la h offNs suC'lt exC'ellent 011porlunili<'S. In cloi11µ; this they IJreak clown the state's ahil ity to take care or itself and 11Iat·e a big snag in the way of its cle,<'1opment. Th<' more pt>ople tl1ere ani the lllore ant's there are farmed, and the more acres farmed the more Ill ti · l ltl IJ · wea 1 H•re 1s, a111 wea 1 nnµ;~ happiness. Only :Jo per cent of l"tah is t'IIjoying stalel1ood, the other 70 p<'r cent is under the conlrol or lhe ll. S. Governmenl. Gov. S[)ry thinks this 70 per cent should IJc made to stand its 11roporlion or the state's lax IJurclen. .Jolrn l'. Larson was rc•c·ogn ized by the l'anama Exposition IJec-ause or having raise-<! 15G bush!'ls or t'0l'll lo the acre. lie is a member o[ the Naliona I Top-note hers' Corn Growing assoc-ialion. all ril\Ir. Larson 1Jute1l his recognition to the Agricultural College, "For," saicl he, "l clicln't know I was raising 156 bushels of rorn till they told me." Dr. J<:lwoocl l\Ieacle is an alJle adYocale of better government an,l seecls came to l'tab to spread th<' llis that he hopes "ill bear fruit. speec•h will appear in full in Student Life columns at a later issue. i\l!-. l\1eacle says we have t'OJ>iecl extensh·ely from Atrntralian method~, yet we are not their equal in many things. l[ \\·c c·ould IJring about a <'loser union between the neecls of the 11c-ople ancl the makers of our laws then many of the faults of our government <"0ulcl IJe rem<'clied. ~o government has an ex(•11s(• J'or its C'xisten<·c• unl<'ss ii ran (Continued

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STUDENT

11.EXJ<]l>J('TS HO I, I, C.\l,J,

Junior Clara.

Prexy lllelvin (Dad) Luke. Has l, wants more. Ag. Engineer, from Junction. Vice Prexy, Always Bubbling 'iVilJey (2). ln a domestic duet from Emery. Secy. Chaplin Lucky Dunford (2). Exposed to Love, and caught it.-Logan. Healthy Robert l\Ierrill (1). P.oet, Actor, "'riter, ec., elc., etc .-Preston. Wi lling \Vorker (2) of Owens l\lillard. [or Dairyman, and discounter the dads. Jay \Vriler Thornton (2) from Newcastle. With "inheritPCl acquired characters" in his wire·s literan ability. Chaplin's Emulator Barrett (1)Logan. Also C. K Civil IDngine er; Willis A. (5), Pedagogue Preston. Alberl K ( 1), H('gugC'e Mexico. C'. E. (1), Debalor Box Elder. (Fale tried to c·onceal them by naming them Smith.) ( 4). A pl era Ort hoptera Larson Likes bugs. Ferron. Lee Revenue Taylor ( 2 J. Teaching, Taxes, Tariffs, etc.-Payson. Hurdler Brossard. "You Ought lo see my boy." Logan. IL Booklrneping Adams (2).-

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WILLIAM CURRELL

bride prefers cauliflower• (a cabbage with a College e(lu Calion.) Agricultural College Carrington. Prexy•s office. Yes, girls, h e ·s married.

(The Rexnll Transrer Man) Calls Answerer! Promptly. Phone 1 and 2 "The Rexall Store." Phone 4 fi 6-W Residence. PRICBS RBASONABLE

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WOii't wait

And your face will beam with health, Ancl your pockets bulge with wealLh, H th e re's sunshine in your barn . today. , - Ben R. Ji;ldredge. .

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Growing ('ute Dunford: : ! ! Coburn's walch clog. \'isiting Stuclent .- How clo you Baslrntshooler Johnson. - Pr eslo n . manage to lrnYe such cleliC'iously well Has a school teacher wife. YES! cooked meals while you ,u-e making Willing Doutrie.-Nevada. . 110 salary? Commercial Believer in PreBenedict. I kiss lhe cook el'ery pai·edness. clay and t1·y to make her happy. Billie Starley. Fillmore. v. Studcnl.-Doesn't your wife

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Tho' il seems a little thing, It will dollars' blessing bring, 1[ there·s sunshine in your barn

Knows knit goods and sells 'em. Forrest Agronomy Slaugh Vern-

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l'reSlon. You can do a kindly deed, Sails after SC'.hool-supply sales. To a neighbor in his creed, (',-ril Fruit farm Duffin (l) · , If there's sunshine in your barn. Provo. , Send \\Orel through all the nation, Ji'rom "J lort " to heart a farmer. Of light and sanitation,

WHERE YOU RELISH WHAT EAT YOU GOOD AND QUICK SER\'ICE A. C. STRATTON

Right GoLds at Right Prices.

summer. K Longreen Howard ( 1). Sells dewberries from Dewey-

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l' E HH AP S '·Now they cialm that the human bo1ly contains sulphur." "ln what amount?·' "Oh, in varying quantities." "\Yell. that may accounl for ~ome· girls making better matches than others."

pedagogue rule at home or at school. \\·earwell Friendship Heyrend ( 2) Higby. "Suits" both Jriencl and leachers. .Anxious Esplin ( 2) .-Orderville. \\ '0 1·king, watchfully waiting Obediential Whooping Janis ( ii J. You <·an speak the gentle word, Dixie. To the l'OW when anger stirred, Sells socks, shirts and such in 1f there·s sunshine in the barn.

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(Tune: Sunshine in Your Heart) You can make the milking bright B'ill the pail with pure delight, H there's sunshine in the barn. Turnini; drudgery into play As the microbes fly away_ I[ there's sunshine in your barn Hemember the Booklover's club, today. at the Sorosis club, tonight. Im 1 , portant business. t•IIORL'S H there's sunshine . in your barn t•·····•··••4•4 ....4...........4•4•••- ··•·- .. ·•·........ . You C'an feed lhe scented hay, You can see lo find the way, • i That will make lhe dairy pay, barn ! t H there's sunshine in your today.

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ROYAL SHOE SHINING PARLOR

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Logan 2nd Hand Store and Stoves Cheap and for Light Housekeeping. P. ANDERSON, Prop. 106 P. 0. Box 345 West First North St.

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Likes nurseries all the year. mevated Center Rigby ( 1) .Newton. Can play, preach, or plow. J,ikes li'iguring Nuffer (1). Preston. l\latllematical Carpenter. Artistic Hammerer Fisher.-Mea-

Tremonton. Economises lime and space. Elongated l\1. Hi cken ( 1 )-Heber. Benedict's butcher with a musi- ·, cal wire. Judicially .Tuslril e Spendlove (1). Hinckley. Archileclurally inclined. Orthography l\Iadsen (1).-l\lanli. Maintains mulch musically. Cetta Holmstead ( l) .-Lehi. B e 1·1eve s 111 his name

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The Gym, at Monday <'V<'nin1(s entertainment, \las full or tabl<'s and Jl<'OJ)le, ancl on eal'l1 tabl<' was a pottC'cl geranium, a saucer of -.Jt• Ill' sais JI.IS quoi, an<l -sehop1iin(•s dt• !Jit•rre, no I guC'ss not hardly. Jr t h<'rt' had hN•n the st ring:. or laughtC'r \\0ul<l have bN•n IOOSl'lled and mirth and haJ)J)iness would hal'l' llitt<•d from tabl<' to tahle, <·ut !'apprs in the ail' and lloated C'0ntag-Pously through th<' rew 0J)en windows int" th<' biting blaC'k air of th<' wintpr·s night. Ah oui, ii faut de la bil•rre

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EDWARDS FURNITURE Pictures, Glass, Rugs, Carpets, Furniture

lirst, se<'ond, and third lll'iZPS wen• ,l\\ard<'d to l~lroy llohNg, 11. L. Uleason an<l Leroy \\'ilson n'SIH'<'tively. first prize

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SPJ~('L\J, H.-\'l'l<!S TO S'J'UOEN'l'S. "LE'l' US l<'I<;ATHERYOUR NES'l'" 26 SOUTH l\IAI

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mountain scene taken bNIH'Cn Salt Lakl' and Ogden. In the ron•ground arr drift<'<! banks or snow leading towanl a rocky knoll while off to the J)a nr de lier la langue. left in the hazy tlistan<'<' arc the The J)rogram impro,·isC'd h~ l'ro- dim gullies of \\'t'ber rnllC'y. Thl' l<'ssor Arnold and :\liss .John son was third prize was a <-rePk scene t.akt•n good. The ('r0IHl likl'<l it. Tlll'Y in Logan. It shows a widenl•d por('la1JJJe<l, tlwy laught><l, tlwy noddNI tiun or the neek with a <'lump 01 There is something about a good Overtheil· heads in approval, and fn•- willows refll'('ted in the ,vatt>r 11•hile coat that makes it one of the most worth(jllently !'('(·alled the perf0l'lll('l'S ror tht' grnun<l all ahvlll is hlankPtl',l while investments a man can make. a seC'<1t1dand thir<l appearan<·e. They with snow. were perfec-tly willini,; to l"'t the l'ntert.tiners do it all anrl sat as 111ulP. Tht•S<' pit'lurl's an• exhibitl'd in dignified and open eyed as strayed the Art depart111Pnt when• the) will owls, during the enlre-a('ts whit·h. be ldt during the llound-up. 'l'ht> displa) as a whole suriiasst•s any We cordially indte you to call and see thanks lo the management were' 'ery short. There was no exchang;r prt•vious attempt of tlw clulJ. In the new Kuppenheimer Fall and Winter 1·it•\\ of the fad that only six 111emSuits and Overcoats just unpacked. or gin and whiz b"tween tables and bNs t'n(prerl J)i(•tures the exhibition little jollying any where. This pprest> ha)ls may be taken as a trihntl' lo is a grpal Su<·t·<'ss. \\'e rpgrc•t the <'X<.'ellence or the performann•s though, thal 111.orc students do not which lert no room for otht>r gaiety entPr pi<-tures in our t·ontests. They or else is a dumb tnbute to lhe <•uali- are open lo all. .'\ext \\'ednesday the tlulJ giH•s a n ties of lemonade as a liquid refreshlecture on an in 11hn(ograJ)hy. This ment. will interest from the artistic aH First Class "While You Wail" Work LAmgs· PARLOR. The <'rowd was amused by th' orwell as from the photographic• point SEE <·hestra; songs by Mrs. Black, n 110or Yiew; so remember :l: :iu o·<·loc-k pular entertainer al the l'lah Hotel an<! room 107. ~ grill; i\liss .Johnson 's daneing c·lass: . For Shoe Hepairin!!;. T•:quipped with the Best and i\Iost Modern songs by i\Ir. Stoddard; u.ie N.ic·hols lnf~1rm,at_i~n c·on(:ern'.ng '.l t·o'.'.tl'~t ~ ti \\·est ('enter Street Machinery in the> Valley. brothers; tile r_ A. ('. Glee rlub: h(ld al l h1l,ulelph1,1 b) .Join \\ ,lll,land Mr. Smith and partner. l makPI', ha~- reached tl_w Camera_club ofhc·ers. 1<,1ghteen 11r1z<'sarl' ollere<I

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in the Buzzer. SANDWICHES .,.____ CHILE CON CARNE AND l\lEALS .John W. Pendleton, a 1915 A. C. When down on the Main Drag graduate and a live member or last Drop in. rear's Benedict's club was a visitor Open from 6 bells a. m. to \ at the College, Saturday . .John says 1 bell p. m. 15 NORTH MAIN LOGAN I tlw A. C'. spirit and enthusiasm +-•··•--•·•·•·---··•··•··•··-•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•··•· taste good and it is like a dip in the fountain or youth to spend a day al his Alma Mater. Our alumnus is engaged this winte,· at the Richmond lligh srhool, "\Vhe r e," says he, "I Ji:VERYBODY Lurns OUR find plenty of w,>rk to keep me BU'l"l'ER lUSSED POP('ORX from gelling lonesome." GOOO J,INE OF l\L\GAZIXr•,S

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Olin's lecture, Saturday, Mr. 1 should be a stimulus to student and farmer who heard him. ('ome again ;\fr. Olin. .Jacobson in Ag. 1 quire a very humerous

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annual promenade whith is to be Hea<lqnarters for held in the Hotel l'lah, l<'riday night Feb. 11, 1916. According to information receiveel from members or the committee · I ti 11s · year's ''JJ1·om" will he 111 <' large, the most elaborate ever given. As usual the different organizations ~ will have booths in the mezzanine rooms. An eight 11iece orchestra Dancing will begin at nine o'clock will furnish the music to dance by, and continue until two-thirty with while a Hawaiian quartette will sup- the grand JJr1>menade at ten. 'l'he 1 P~Y- th e entertainment in tl~e main price of admission is three dollars d111111groom, where sup11er 1s to be served from Jl:30 until 1 o'rlock.l"luch will in<'ludc everything. This last is an innoYation whic·h will Drc:1111 likely prove popular. Six shiny seniors The affair this year, it is claimSilting side by si<le ed. will be "ultra-formal"-even the Studying soc·ial sC'ienceorchestra and attendants will be at-

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thinks, plans, and works with him was at least 15 per cent. The work for their ultimate triumph. incident to ordering and distributing, A large number o( married men II as done by committees, each mem- 1 will graduate this spring and activc- 1 ber having a definite part to look ly enter into some phase or life's a(ter. '1

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activities. Others feeling the call of greater efficiency will take their place in the A .('. ranks and on and on indefinitely the Benedict's club will furnish its quota of educated men to fill the ever increasing demand for those who can do things.

This business done represents but ' Exquisite a fraction of expenditures in these 1 1 lines necessary to keep the Benedicts And and their families at school. Only Alluri ng one half of their members have bought through the club, none or Perfume them have thus obtained their enRepresenting the 1 tire supplies, the individual buying blended odc,,a or Printed by ont l •'HIEXOS was mainly in the form of small trial! the most fragrant 1•:arl and lDnglaud Publishing Co. flowers. Logan, Utah. orders. l\lany did not order because T•'o1· the past two weeks an op- they came supplied, others secured It 11as that lasting quality to a HUl'l'OH, po1·tunity seldom enco unt ered has supplies before tlte Benedicts took greater d eg ree than almost any LOWRY NELSON ........................ '16 been ou rs to meet old friends other perfume. and thf' matter up, while a few preferA880('[A'fFJ FJUI'l'OHS make new ones. From everywhere, rerl to shift for themselves. Bouquet Jeanice gxlract, oz ...................... . $1.00 S. J. QUINNI.;Y .......................... 'lti the sturdy farmers, the backbone of ln case a cooperative store is not Toilet \Vater ...................... . $1.25 E. IC \VINDl<]R ........................... '16 our national existence and the cle- established the Benedicts intend to ('omplexion Powder .......... . .75 KATIJLl~l<]N BAGLl<JY ................ 'l!i penclable clement vf our state ha, ·e perpetuate tlieir organization. By Sal·het Powder, oz ............... . .75 H. Il. MlDRRlLL .......................... 'lG <·omc in search or new truths and explaining their system in the school Talcum Powder ............... . .26 Soap, cake ................ . .35 J. \V. TIIOH.NTON ................... • '18 new ideas. They have filled our catalog their members will come Rl~l'OR'l'EHS class rooms, our laboratories and prepared to buy together, then their Sold only at D. A. FREEDMAN ................ ...... 'lG our lecture rooms, listening, ques- business will amount to several 1 QUAYLE PETERSON .................. 'lG tioning, studying, and searching, thousand dollars. WM. OWENS ................. ............. 'lG with their souls intent on absorbing THR REXA Lf, STORE ERMA ALLEN ............................ '17 any helpful practices that science 'l'l-rn ROl 'N D-LTP HAROLD PETERSON ................ '17 might have discovered. They ha\'e RAY OLSON ............................... '18 partaken wilh us the enjoyment of The Hound-up is here and up ·•··•·••"•··•"•··•"•"•··•.... ..•··•"•..•··• ··•..···•··· BUSINESS MANAGER the past two weeks. Our plays, our from the farms the farmers are Air Brush Car Banners J. EASTMAN HATCH .................. '17 dances have been their plays and coming In populous swarms to learn ; Work Window Card!>+ l\I. Ii'. C'OWLEY, Ass't Dus. l\Igr. dances, our activities ha\'e been from the Profs jµst how to grow t -+t TtU8 18Sl'B their activities, they have been our hay, just how to keep all harmful J. \\'. THORNTON.. Editor guests and we have served them. The insects away. The beet and the II. R. MERRILL Assoc-iate Editor portals of our school life have been spud they'll learn how to raise; just WM. OWENS .... Associate Editor thrown wide open. In every way, how to keep track of the produce + ALf, THE BI~NIDDICTS .... Reporters that so short a time would permit, that pays. They learn to extract the l~ntered as second-class mattei September 1!1, 1908, at the postoffice at Logan, Utah, under the Act of l\larch, 1879.~~ t'ollege Delivery is made from Student I,ifc Office, Room 275. Subscription rate .... $1.00 the year

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into the sweet, creamy juice in a way that 17 _ have they been initiated life, the influence and the ideals oi will maximum kalem produce. our College. Nothing has been con- They'll be shc1wn the machines that realed; they have seen us and now will lighten their loads , and how to '1'1-m Bl!~:\'l ~IHCT know us as we are. Tl1e chasm that lake care of those old boggy roads. the preachers and writers of our clay The house-wives are taught how th The Benedict contingent of e l'. assert exists between the College and to handle the home; just how to A. C. is a happy, contented crowd. real life, has been bridged and the produce marked effects with the They ai·e old enough to have passed farmer has <"0me to his own college t·omb. Sweet maidens of forty who th nd e vacillating age a know quite with the boys and girls of this state live with a pet, who'se never dressth tliSlinctly what ey want. ln as- to learn with the,n a few of the eel any dear kiddies as yet, explain !>iring to edu_cational. advancement, basic principles of success in his to the mamas just what should be they pay a bigger pnce than the t· f t· 1 . student, but they also re- I prac 1ca1 sp 11ere o t·s ac ion. done to make tendlllg seven sue 1 unmarried tie c• liege I f 11e no 1on.,e1 10o, O n 1 .o g 1nnous un. th teive in proportion to e extra as a white collared institution which I Ah me! Could these schemes st co s. makes of men social parasites. He that work out so fine on white linen The Benedict knows he mu~t regards it as a medium of practical paper work thus every time; how work. Ile has assumed the responsi-1 E'dUC'ation, a bank or credit on which delightful the lif e of the farmer b1hties ol a man and as a man he I he can draw supplies of help, sym- would be-and his wire-how the m_ust honorably perform hi_s_ part. pathy and c·ouncil. frowns from her worn face would II1s school hie and the sacnflces IllThe,· are our friends ma,· be: flee! ·Not yet, but cheer up, for cident to it for him and his wife. · . ' · j ·I d . •J ti f· • . . ' _ new ones only Just made, may be l here w1l come a a) ,, rnn 1e a1 are w1lllllgly gone through, that 111s old ones, staunc·h and true. mer as king will potentates sway. powers for cflkicnt service and praC'"The years have tauisht some llis brow will be wet-God bles::; tical, useful, applic'ation lo life's sweet, some bitter lessons none him for that-for a man who knows nd tasks, may be broadened a ex- wiser {han this: to spend in all ,·alues will walk 'neath his hat. His nd te ed. things else, but of one's friends lo yoke will be ligltL on the workingHis !our year~ in College are not bf' most miserly." man's neck, then the scent reeking spent in a sort of \'ac-ation like way. --idler will suffer, by heck' These Every hour is l'i-aught wilh expense ('001'1•:H.\'l'l\'1•: BllYL\'(; Hound-ups are good for the farmand is an hour or the best part of ----I ers, yo u bet, but blue denim leads his life. H he doesn't get value rpIr there is a etas of students in/ lhe boiled bosom as yet; but when <·eived for his time and money, then ~<"hoot who ought to understand thp the two ideas work well hand in hP has squanclcn•d that whi<"h i~ c·ooperati\'e system better than oth-1 hand, the AGGIE we'll hail as the or ineistimable worth. ers, it's lhe Ilenedicts; if there is a' best in the land. The Benedict has implicit C'0nfi- class ,,ho need the savings deriver!/ MACE \VALTO . clpnc·e in the ultimate outtome of his from c·o.,peraliv<' buying, it's the Pfl'orls. lie seps ahea1l nf him a nenediets again. These q~alifications llebcr J. Webb, the farm expert future, brig-ht with possibilities. II<' alone, however, do not lllsure sue- who does things in Sall Lake counf<'t>ls his inatP strPng-th and know$ cess; last year 1"01·the want of an· ty, is an earnest absorber of all the that it will assPrt ii self in making- cffcC'tiv<' organization their buying I good new things that the nouncl-11p what hP dOPS Pminl•ntly worth whil<•. began ancl ClHlc-d with a fpw Sa('l<S is bringing. l\Ir. \~'ebb is taking on I IP (•aunol afford to harbor any of llour. a fo11r horse lnad. Yo11 (·an just s<>e tho11ght of failurP, fo1· the present 80 fa1· this year they have bonghl hy his eyes that he is about to exand the fnlun• of others, as w<•ll a"' groc·c>rirs, llom·, c·o,,I, b<'ef, and pork, I ploclt• Of course he will wait till his own 11laC'uin thp uniH•rs1•, is de- amounting in all to six hundred clot- lw gpfs in Salt L.1ke <'ounty lwfon• JHmclent \?n him. tars. The sanw goods Jl\trchaspcJ at he lights the fus<>, but when that In hi!'< ambitions :rncl rfforls hc> is 1f'tail wonlcl have c·ost se,·en hnncl- explosion takes plac·e the farmerH :,hi)· ,;i•e011dPd Ii) his lir,.·s mate who rPcl 1h,llarn or mon•; their saving- will hear a noise worth while, l•'i-i<lay, l•'(•h1·11111·.r ,I,

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At a butter SC'oring contest rondueled at the Hound-up w.-.c1nesday, Ephraim t'renmery <'Olll!lany won first 11tare with a score of n4 out of a possible 100 11oints. Blackman and Griffin c·om1iany, and Peterson ('reamery <'Olllpany tied for second place with a Sl'Or<' or n2.r.. Preston ('reamery company came third with a score of !1:l G K Frevert of the l' S. W<>stern Dairy Division did the scoring

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mencement is on ancl she beholds ; him, ho\\ manly, how inlPlligent .., and ho,, beromi:1g 1s that mp and New Depositors - yon among them if you haven't a banking home. gown. There is none so fair as he To get new business we can't offer bargains, as we have none - but 1' and none so proud as she. They we can and do offer every convenience, e1·ery courlesy and all ·t he hacl talked il over and decided it 11as assistance in our power also SAFETY for your Funds . for I hr best ancl she is happy. o MRS. c. L. n · "l'. .\. C. HOl'.\ ' O-l ' l"' J,OG .\:V, U'l'.\IC Caslii·er .., JI. E. CllO<'KETT, !Tow cle.ar to my hearl is lhe l'. A.('. g,. ALMA SONNE, - Assistant Cashier

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willing. Site is brouguL u.1 Logan to th rooms at he has selecled aud se< urecl, because they suit lhe purse. l,;he lives in cramped quarters, up stairs, or down stairs, in frame or briC'k houses, small or large, or baru-y they are much lhe same as far as she is concerued. Comfort:1bly located he begins his college Houn~up, ¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢,:,,:,,:,,:,o,:,oo,:,o,:,oo,:,,:,oooo,:,,:,oo,:,,:,,:,,:, course. A married man must laugh al sixteen hours; extra courses are That ehauged my poor farm lo a 1 Heal J~state show, nothing for him lo carry. Lessons are hard and Ioug, and how can Ile The C'rops and the cattle all show the 1 be expeC'ted to sludy wilh babies imprnvement, t•ryini:;·/ She musl understand there And r,;·en the old rooster·s rcmocl-, must be absolute quiet when he steps elled his crow. in. She paliently amuses fretful To '"l". A. C. Rouud-u11 h<' crows" <'hildren the best she cau, and A. C'. Round-up spends her evenings, when the chlicl\\'here new fanglecl notions make ren are finally in bed, patching, old things seem new darning, turning, sponging, to make , . . . . I 'lhe pigs and the horses llunk life s\· (Ile Clo ti 1es Ioo k· we II an cl Ias t unt ii . set to music Dacia has obtamed that degree. . . Grocery bills, meat bills, milk I S111C'eth111gs on tile farm have a bills, are kept down to a minimum. new poinl of view . Pleasure bills-there are none. And so the monlhs go by. Round-up llow clear to my \\ ife is the I Couse• time comes, the Housekeepers' ( ·on- 1 keepers' Con fercnce. vention is on, her one chance for a \\·here dressing and cooking ai c change! Dare she ask for the do!equal in style I Jar? A dollar! That means, per-, And clown on the rarm, all !he ol<I haps, meat for a whole monlh, or common victuals I milk for two. Her courage almost Are fixed in a way that will make J'ails bnt•·w ell, you know the a man smile. pockel book as well as l. But !is- \\'ilh puddings and sauces and cakes len, dear, exams come thal week and most delicious, She lra vels the road lo my heart you mustn't expect any help from every day. me-it will be one long cram for me but really I sl1ould like you to With lhe house and the farm on the new science basis go... am sure to grow healthy and J f she gets lhere-how happy she never turn grey. reels with this added knowledge . 1 -A Benedict's Wife. Whal a joy she has in the sacrifice

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li;nclosed please find my Alumni S11rlng comes in all ils freshness fee for this year. of new clothes, but for her lhere is no new hat or new suit. Out comes I would also appreciale it it' you would send lo me, or have Student her one, two, or three year old hat, Life senl to me, all the back nummade new by some change at home. bers of this year's issue. 1 have not \\ 'hen parties are calling to her soreceived any issues except the first rial instincts, she is wise enough to one and have certainly missed the make some excuse; the party dress little sheet. her rather gave her-(how long ago?)-is really quite out or lhe Wishing you su<'cess in Alumni work and with kind regards I am question. sincerely, Then he tells her of an approachALFR·ED :m. STRATFORD. ing Benedict's social that they jusL must not miss. She puts on her best and goes, for here is one place in the world where each understand the other as no other body of students do. No formality, no dress suit, no c·haperones; just genuine relaxation, good fellowsLip, good time. Years

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I wonder why President \Vidtsoe I wonder why the chimes do not . . . h ,.A · •r ~" send forth their welcome peal at 8 , 1s 1eavrng his s eep. ny o ... em i o·clock in the morning any more. have not slrayed in the "\Vilderness" I wonder why we have to pay to of lhe l'niversity. see the lyceum numbers; even our I don't wonder if the students are 11· :\h•h ·i n 1~:;:-c--only bald headed own play. glad to meet the Farmers .. I know footballer in l'. s. Born "Asleep in I wonder why the room, where I they are. the Deep." Chauffeur, chaperon at the chairs are kept, was locked at I don't wonder if we are going to I II. K parties. Favorite song, •·J'm our last basketball game, and a beat theB. Y. C. I know we are . .......·•··•··•··•··•··•··• ..•··•··•··•··•··.......................... 1Old But I'm Awfully Tough ." number of ladies compelled to I L. T. 0.

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the A. C. means. You know, Dr. Thomas says, and he knows, that the means or subsistance increases only in a mathematical ratio as 2, 4, 6, 8, etc., while population increases in a geometrical ratio as 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, etc. Benedicts, alone, realize the full significance or the Doctor's statement; we alone realize that in order for mankind to advance and progress in the future, as he has done in the past, and is doing at present, the means of subsistence must be increased. "Two sacks or flour must

And when you see her smiliu' face, (Law, how her blue eyes shine!) You gasp and feel you ' re goin' up C..: ee, that feelin's sure clee-vine! Be Gosh, it 's great to be in love, Especially Sunday nights, \\'hen the great coal tire 's all ablaze And there ain't no other lights; H's then you gently take her hand J ler waist with your arm entwine, And then h er arm steals round your neck Gce, that feelin' is Dee-vine !

You bet it's great to be iu love, Oh, how your heart does burn When you so[tly tell her or your love And sl1e tells you o[ hem; It 's then you gently draw her close And whisper, " Love be mine!" And then you bravely kiss her lips Gee, that nectar's sure dee-vine!

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Li e utenant Eugene Sanlschi will deliver an informal talk on China before the members of the Cosmopolitan club and lheir guests next Tuesday evening at the Murdock Social parlor. Lieutenant Santschi spent three yNu·s in China and Ja • pan right after the close or the Husso -.Japanese war in the service of the l' . S. g1Jvrenment. This is a continuation of a series or talks on lhe Orient. The first informal talk was given by Grant IT. Ivins on Japan and its educational system in which country he spent five years. The Lieutenant, howevl er, will treat th e military side or these countries and also rE'late some of his !)E'rsonal exi,eriences therc. i The C'osmopolitan <•lub is an organization embracing all the studE'lltS who ha\'e enjoyed S0mE' E'XJlerielH"E'in forE'ign conntries ancl t her<'rore surh stuclE'nts are urgP<I to come In its midst and join llw club

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A Benedict 's wife met him in the hall the other clay and proceeded to meet out vengeance against him for talking in a very confidential way, to a certain young lady. She Carrollecl him anu \\ati ra1s111g Caine when in stepped a young Benedict and said "By George, this Greaves me." The man across the hall didn't want to be Harrised so he shut his door, whereupon th _e mau broke and ran as Titus he cou ld ;Butt she made him llumph erys life and got him by the N. A. P. of the neck ;1nd shook him \Vhile in the face . lie was going at a Goodspeed thru the Underwood when he fell in the Brooke, clown came the Cook and Porter and with a \\'ebb, Pulleyed him out. The C'oopE'r hearing the news stirred the large Parrish, and with the aid of Huntsman thE'Y found the man who had made such an awful Howell for the wife had raised a Hill on his head; Bntl she is his Stewart, (stewa rel) · He says "I'll try a nd Alder my way Butt you needn't think beeause there are a few PetE'rsons around here that we are all Daines. ShE' sur<> had him going \VE'st. ichols to doughnuts now hE' wont try it again, for the poor Bened!C't SanndE'rs around m<>ekly and without Kyle .

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Don't kick because you have to button your wi[e's waist. BE' gin cl your wire has a waist and doubly glad you have a wife to button a waist for. Some InE'n's wivE'S ha,·E' no waists to button. Som<> m<>n's wive's waists haVE' no nuttons on to button. Some men's wives whose waists havE' buttons on to button don't C'are a c·ontlnental whether l they are buttonl'd or not.

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:>tlHlt>nls, with the habit nf l'ating too fast, go lo the nrt room an<! l•'let<"herlze .

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salary from St11dent Body funds e·onsists of: J\liss Gladys Christen,;•n, chairlllan; llliss l~rma Allen, ;\Ir. Hay Bl'craft, l\lr. Irvine Nelson, -'1r. Frank Coray.

visitors, lllOr top John P. Larsen, corn grower of

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As one of the Round-up visitors was being directed through tho Art Department, he inquired of his guide: "From what animals are these Yery soft hides taken?" Guide. "These are hides of stu<lenls who have been skinned at tho College Book Store."

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1\liss ltay Lo[green was heard to relllnrk, after an evening spent in sewing, that she had (a) "Twitch" in her eye. \Ve wonder why. Look out Twitch!!

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tcr the play in honor of l\liss Leora 1 ~ .~~:~~:~r, Edna Hanson aucl Lucill'

On a blul' piece or paJ)er, the• offil'ial stationery of the Ogden Home · Buildl'rs ('OIJll)any, with ads au d a . boost for Ogden and W_eber _c?unty all over the back and nrne different businesses listed on the front, !:<'reel J<'rocr r writes the Alumni assoeiation enclosing his fees and an anxious a1111cal for 8tudent Life. l\lr. ~'rocrer is pros)lcring and "the goose hangs high."

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stucll•nl A littlr 111usic in our j body 111eetings wou Id acid matcrially to our enjoyment ancl give iu-1 spiration to the speakers.

upon questionable authority that Herr Joseph l-lavertz is a <"ancliclate for the presiden('y of the collcgl': if a bright head ('OUHIS

The committee on the ltUeSlion paying thP Student Life editor

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On \\°ednes(lay the Thetas gav a bun cl le shower in honor o[ l\lrs. Grey :) ho left Thursday for her home in 1)(11)1)1)1)1)(11)1)1)1)1)1)1)1)(11)1)¢(11)1)~1)¢ 11

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It has been deC'idP<I that lh<' following should bl' inyited lo join our c·l11b: nr. Da,is, l\liss Kyle, Genrg1• Stewart, Miss Smith, l\liss GroeslJeck, Mr. Drookc ancl Ward l\lC'Alister an<I l~rllla A 11<'11.

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Wheat Lands in Box Elder County at pril'C'S lhal defy All lands offered at present prices until December :n, After that dale prices on all most desirable lauds will beg None will be lowered . Duy Now. JOSEPH HOWELL, President. l IERSCHEL BULf.,EN, Secretary. H. E. HATCH, Treasurer.

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In preparation for the fi1·st C'ol,' le _!!~.,.,.1111 e ,·tt the B. Y. ('. tomorrow I \\ .O:\'Dmt .~, ,.. I night, Coach Ofstie has llC'en J)Ut\\·hy Ouayle. sitting at thl' 1>ay ting his basketball squat! through encl or the oup line always says some strenuous workouts during "lltaDk you" to a "c•hi<'kC'n" rarely! the past week. The scrimmage Sal-

11ever to a j urday afternoon was as nice an exhibition of llaskC"tball as one C'ould desire to see. The \\'hitC"s, com\\.hy Prof. Pulley always wears posecl of Kapple, .Johnson, Wittwer. such a plea ·ant smile'? Price. and Maughan, won from tlw \Yhy George ('aine looks so bt•- Blacks; l\lacl\fullC'n. Greener. StoelI cla rel (Twilcht•ll l, Rmllh (Rutton l , says it to a "hen" "rooster'?"

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rul~~~:l)'.I::~1t:~1! farmers C'at :lii ('t•nt anti YoorhePs, by a sc·on• of :;~-la. dinners and Ute students ttftl'en'! \\·ednesday•s ,wrimmag(• was1 \\'hy Zoo 2 is death on "poni(•'s?" C'ltaracterizC"d by rath(•r lOO!.e guarc \\'hy l\lr. )lerrill is so stunte(l? j ing on the part of both t('alllR, thC' \\'ln - Bri,.." don't join the Bene-1final score ll<•ing I -4~. dirts? Thi' boys arC" kt en for tlwlr <·onWhy Jan-is neYPr talks? Y. l'., and a good C'on, ll'st at then. , "·hy Mr. Arnold ancl lllbs Kyle 1 !(•st is assured, if Coa1•h .Jem;en s I neH•r married? nH•n li\'e up to tlwir fl'l)Utal on as \\·hy Miss Smith won't Id lllC' basketball los,wrn . ,isit in tlw library . (•an do them In th!:-; our 1-(0\'l'rn\\'hy S t ott ne,·C'r "q \H•i•ns·!" 111ent is fnilinK In many things for

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, thl• diredor, ancl her methods of •~ 1·oat·hlng. were conscious or no • imitation T in the procluC'!ion or T ·· 1•yc.111alion." That is c·ontrary to t • ~libs llunts111a11·s methods. She gpts ♦ results hy stimulating the intellec-ts + or I ht> players, to a eonc·e1>tio11 and t, 111tp1•1n·p1ation of tlll'ir parts . She• T ! robs lh<'m of none or tlll'ir origlnal - 1 Lunches ♦ it,. Thi• rolC's arp all i111Ih·idual \\'hy Bunny lloC'sn·t lake anti-fat? 1 in st kl'<'P on l n•alions to a larg1• 1•~tPnl. 'l'ht>n • .\h . <·onrou nd it' JI.\)! \'I•:.\ L TO!',U t 1,; , ",1s a nolP or rc•ality anti g,•nuinP- wonilPl"ing _ __ tt ('IIEESl·, ?T lll'fiS about all or tlw 11lay1'rs \\ 'l't lT~;A COl~l-'El•, ('IIO('OLATE I I nt•stlay ni!-(hl. Shi' i!; clPsPnin!-( of a (;o\1•1·11111· ',111·, l'r(•~pnt, \11•1lul IIOT ROl !'8 f gr,•at tlPnl or 1mli>-I' for C"arrying t11 (Continued from page one) lt TO!\L\TO \NJ) \'1-:Cl·:'r.\BLI•; ~, Sllt'h a nrc,•ssfnl 1•nil an n111lt•rlak- tin th,• lhings llRHi!WPtl tn itR juri~-1 .-:►--•· .. ·••.. ·•---•-•·•·••··•·••••·! ing lh11I s e111(•1Inlmost i111110 IIJIP 1lk1ion hPtter than an lnclivi1lu11l, Try to pl ase thPir patrons by gh·ing lhem Good, l'lean-l'p-to-Date ' Goods In all tlwir lin<>>'. surh as,

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{'11rporations, 1·arrying on similar al'ti\'ltit•K, urP t•\l'f'lllug. "'<> C'annot <'Xl>Pl't pffil'fen<'Y from our govl'rnnwnt until it does llusin ss llH 11 1·orporatio11 does it \\'e 11111stl' 'lltrullz" rt>Rponsihlllt · and 11111k • some on,, n•s11011sible for P\l•ry lun1·tlo11 or our governmPnt.