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Nay, not until the la t . have been wrought by the lloarcl of fully equipped for the analytical l'lo!!: ,,as clugged, and tbc last bawl effect 011 a caS t of amateur footlight Trustees of the l'tah Agricultural work that his new office will dewas hugged exc·use that rhyme - as1iinwts as varnish has on a piece' ('ollege in their last t\\·o meetings; mancl. and the last noel was nud, did thos<' fo '47 furniture. The director an,] th one when Or. Peterson was ",Joh n 'l'." K,t\' 11sio 11 !·lead three a ll egories take possession or cast are as bu sy with the proc ess as a e lected President of the institution Professor Caine "as already e leclth e 500 cloggcrs who wcnt to th e I sluclenl is in wond ering wltat to do, ancl the other, held April 3rd, when eel by most people as much as he JH16 Prom. and because it was ,a- j when he is marooned on Logan ls - two directors-n xt lo the President c·onlcl be without a ballot, and all ra tion , maybe \\ 'ynken, lllynken and I land during the spring vacation. in import ance-a clean and four the Board had to do was to co nfirm Nod failed to put in appC'arance. Bul " Reh ea r sals night and clay" is the 1,eads of depa rtm ents, received ap- the appointment. Ile has seen long that's only a suppnsition, howeYer. program outlined by l\Iiss lluntsm an pointments. The r esignation or Dr. rears or ard uous a11cl valuable serThe decorations were unu s uall y and the cast is enthusiastically E. D. Ball, for nearly ten years cli- \'ice in the l1. A. C., is well lik ed by pleasing in their shaded novelty. A adopting it as a slogan. Station, students, associate workers a nd the 1ector of the Experiment 11ctwork or lights formed the overThe first presentation will be in \HIS accepted and Dr. Frank S Har- people o( the state, and is reckone r! head decorations , while paper sail- j Preston, Friday, April 21st. There is ris , at present hear! or the Depai l- among the strongest and most efhoats tlinnell to blue JlllP<'r about tlw I a tentative date for Smithfield on ment of Agronomy and of the ficient extension workers of the rnili_ng or t_he t ral'k, gave :~ de~ight-1 April 20th but the final word is not Schools o( Agricultu 1al Engineering \Yest. Concerning his appointment rul 1mpress1011 o( lh<' sea. 1he tacul yet. l\Ionday and Tuesday April 24th ~nd l\Iechanic Arts, was e lected to President-elect Peterson says: ty booth repres cnted a boat station, I ;,nd 251 h are the dates set for Lugan. fill the vacancy. "I look lo see Professor Caine th<' Seniors imitated a 1lutch interThe Dra11Ja League of America has Dr. Ball has been associated \\ill, ca rry the extens ion work forward ior, the Sophomores, a Dutch extPr written for information concerning the l ' . A. C. since lB0:l, when he without halting, because or his perior and the J<'reshm<•n, a Dutch [low - lhe produ ction in order that :t came h er e Crom Co lorado, as iiro- so11ality, his lon g preparation, and l'r shop. Th' most r<'alislic bil or dee- might be listed among the Colleges rcsso r of zoology and entomology . popularity . throughout the state, orat ion was the windmill, c-onstruct- al the National Shakespearian con- li e bC'Cal1le head or the School of ,d11ch admirably fit l1im for extenPd hy lhe .Juniors nnd at(achc<l to :1 H,111011 · · to b e II C Id· 111 St • l ,ouis. Agriculture in 1904, in ll'hich year/' S1011\l'Ol'k",· . . 111otor so that il tnrn,•<l during the (Continued 011 page eight) there \\'ere two graduates in that deD,·. J,,,·am, .\ ss 1,-,ta11tD11·c<·to1· Pnti r c eYeniug. partment-the la r gest class in ten Dr. Robert J. ]~vans , who has bee11 The Grauel l'ron11•nad<' was IPd by .\1 , 1, OFI •' FOi{ 'l'HE ( ' 1,.\S~ SEHll~S years. The School or Agriculture, lhe_ stat _e lead er of ~he cou'.1ty agent Lieutenant Santsc·hi and J\lrs. B .\Sl •:B.\J,f , BEGl.\'S TOD,\Y J>rior to Dr. Ball's adlllinistraliou, \\Olk, \las '.nade ~s_si_stant director o( \\°idtsoe, foll,,wed hy patrons and _____ t i"glil stticl eiit·s 1 the Extension D1v1s1on. Dr. Evans . 11ac1 gra<1ua ec1 on 1Y e patronesses and the Prom . <'OmThis afternoon at 4: 15 the firti: in all. Since 1904 , 257 have gradualhas ]lract1:ally fou1~ded county agent mittee. of the itnerclass bas eball games will eel in the School or Agriculture, \\Ork 111_l tah, _hav111g been instruThe ])arts "·as very pleasing in be staged ou the college <'ampus. the class this year nulllberin g 54 _ mental 111 placmg near ly all of the "'"err r espect. Th e 111usi<' was espec- Th e Sophs, led by Sho r tstop "Brig" In l!lO?, Dr. Ball \\'aS made di- county agents at present working ially enjoyed. The Prom. C'0mmittee Johnson will cross bats with ('apt. rector or the " • throughout the state. Experiment .,tatwn, in 1iarti cular, anrl the Junior Class Dave Lamp's Freshies. The captain:; which position, together with that of Mr. Lorin A. Merrill, county agent in ""eneral are to be ('Ongratulatc>d have not definitely announced their or Sevier county and an early " lwacl of the Scl100I of Agriculture, h" Oil the sp lendid su('c·ess or the J 9lti lin eups yet, but both have rounded . j has hel<I to Uw presen t t·1me. 'I'lie graduate of the Agricult ur al College, together a bunch of chamond stars t r ti will fill the position left vacant by Prom. work of every departmen o 1e 11 ho sho uld pul up a good ganw. . . Dr. Evans' promotion. Mr. Merrill is . station is at present oil a dcf1111tely Captain Lamplt is <'Onficlent that h1d ' t one of the most successful of the W .\'.'iTJ ,;J)-()'\"E :\IOHE . . outlined basis, anc1 t 11e w 10Ie plan " ·' '\" ox Infants can run away with todays . . t· . ,,·~II county agents, having done much 'I'll 1,; 'l'ILH ' Ii: r of pro.1ects and organ1za 1011 1s , Aggie. g.rn1e, and he has_ some reason 'Ifo worked out. or Dr. Ball's work in th<! ,·aluable work fo r Sevier co un ty. He That man 1s you, a l'tah hopes, with the two "cp l enco uraged the d r aining or a 30,000 Bad weath<'r and the spring va- his high ' . state Dr. E. G. e erson says: "I consider his services truly acre tract in Sevier county, compris<'ation ha\'C made (ra!'k "·ork almost Brides (ldaho and Ar1zona_) l' ter· l\Ierr1ll, Lun e!, . . ing so111e of the most ferti le soil in i11111ossiblethe last wC'ek. C'oacl1 O1·- son ' Pag e, Kirby, . ]lermanently benefiC'ial to the agn· behrn cl f l' II b . d . lhe state. stiP is far from c>nthusiastk ,wp r the \\'anl and Bul lock to work cultu r e o ta 11. e 11as 1a 01 e 111 perForms on the d h ts Four New Dcpa1-tment,.,; f'1·eatecl pros1>ecls ror a winning team thi£ him, "hile he 11 1 But the So]lhs will be no l h e ('o 11ege 1ong anc "'te t' atnl t · Perha]ls the thing the Board did sprin g ('Onl'idering the nearness of mouncl. been a ,aluable servau o 10 peofor honors . Ca11t . ,, that will be or most la sting signifithe <late set for thC' interclass ('On- mean contestants th1 s st ale. . rnnce to the Co ll ege and the state, lPsts and thP first dual meet, it is -1 ,Johnson, George Ilolmstea<l, 1Ialto11, pie of Perkins, Greener, l\lcl\Iullen an,t Dr. Ba1l is anxious to get back 1'.~- is not the appointments and the promatter or grave conc·ern to those in to SC'ientific work but has not deli- motions of officials, but the creation !nested to sc•e ~o r,•w 111~•11 in train- Smith will make a good (ounrlation nitely decided ho\\' long he will re- of four new departments: Irrigation ini,;. \\'ithout a hC'ttcr res]louse on for a fighting team. Next Tuesday the Juniors and main in the weS t and Drainage; Physical Education; the part of the students it will b" play their opening Dr . Harris, \\'h0 will lake tlw chair Farm J\fanagement, and Elocution impossible for th<' !'o:JC'h to de,·elop Seniors will thP ! left vacant by Dr. Ball, is YCI') well and Public Speaking. a team that will be a credit to the game . .Just who will compose teams or the upper classmen is a I acquainted with the work or th" 0. ,v. Israelson, formerly of Hycollege . A few men are out working station and is admirably fitted tn rum, now of Davis, California, will hard but they need company. They profound secret but both managers i~ rontinuE' the projects already nndPl' hnv<• rhnrgc> of the Dc>partment of Will look rar too IOllC'SOlllPwhPll (l]p f'lllilE' ronlidC'nt ly w]H'll hnschnll nt<?lllione<i. way. nr. Harris has a pleasing per- lrr lgalion ancl Drainage . l\Ir. Jf'rael • ~tatp 111C'!'I('Uillf'S ;\long

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ten children hacl grown and left her alone. + He asked her if she + very bard to have them + replied frankly: ''Yes, ,} lonesome. l've brought + I family. 1 hiwe, and here

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lle gosh, don't you know when the· sun comes 1.iack up north of the olcl world's longest belt, ancl the birds return from the sunny south and the chilly snow banks melt, there's a course that we lo\'e every lac! of us, and each maid back to l\Iother l\lcCree, it's a subject all take in the springtime of life 0, we all study campustry. When Venus appears in the darkening sky- the emblem of love shining bright -ere the moon has come up o'er the mountains' high crest- Ho, \\'a!C'hman, what of the night! ('lose by some pine \\·here the grass is as soft as an old Persian tapestry, by the warm light of youth in her wonclerons eyes one drinks cleep or campustry. There's no book work to <In in this study of lo1·e, no tedious lessons to learn; and the lab. is the twilight ancl the wide spreading lawn where the Dunson or love brightly burns. Ah, ) es, there's a class in the ringtime of lire, that's the class or all classes you see and the Batchelor's clrop11ecl by the grad for all time, when he's through with his dear campustry.

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alone. And I misses. 'em an~ I "'.ants J A resolution to adopt the honor 'em, but I nusses em moi e th,ln I system as aill>lied to all examination~ want 'em!" \ at o. A. c. was defeated in a general

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three years ago, will again be hen' + + next Tuesday. l\Ir. Trefzger is on a + -1- demonstration tour for the l'ncler+ + wood Typewriting company and will + + )IACI~ "' ALTON. + c!emonslrate his wonde r fnl speed + + ·l" before the typewriting students in + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ½ + room 302. The demonstration, howth ever, will be open fo r all e SIU· snn is at present teaching in the a])pointed, but a competent man is dents or the college. University or California and is con- bC'ing sought for. A new director of sidered by men in the College wilil the Schools or l\lechanic Arts a11<l .\ XX !Ot ·s FO B 'l' t,:XX IS )11<;1,:T S i the ability to judge, to be one of the Agricultural rnngineering ,1 ill b<' few best trained men in Irrigation av1>ointed soon. Dr. Harris will re•\\'orcl has been received from Srienre in the \\'est. main ac-ting l'rofessor of Agronomy both the l'nil·ersity ancl the D. Y. I'. Dr. Jl. 0. Porter of Rush l\Ieclir-al during the c·omiug year. · t I tte s sent th0S<' i • 111 answer o e r . i College will be in charge of the DC'Th ere will be additional e111pha~is sl'hools that they are anxious to meet . f partment of Physical Education. lie plaC'ecl on Animal Husbandry next the A~gies in tenn!s sometime in th~ will teach Physiology ancl closely year. Plans not ready for publication near tutu re. Defi111le elates are 1101, I+ related subjects. Consultation 11er- are being p erfected whereby llrnt being arranged. The l". of 11. aud · t iods will be set apart daily for stu- rle1>artment will receive au unusual the D. Y. l". will each play in Lodents. Free medical advice aucl. at- impetus. gan and the A. c. teams will play 1 tention, anrl 1>hysiral exam ination s. J,;. 1'. 'ral lm·, Ho,·tic ul t urht return m·1tches in S·1lt l,1ke antl t with a view lo correction or any del'rof. K P. Taylor, of the L·u i- Provo. ' ' < I

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announC'ing the Summ<:'r School of the nah Agricultural ('ollege has just been preparctl under the direction of Dr. Linford . The courses for next summer·s work cnYer an exceptionally broad field and some ve r y able lecturers have b <'E'll procurec l . J Adams Puffer lecturer and

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Hush! There is a scandal in our The l '. S. Civil Senice Commio• midst. The proceeding is not goin:: sion announces an op n compctitiv,• on in some sh eltered spot far from examination [or assistant in the orthe busy marts or life, leaking ou1 lice or Information, DepartmE'nt or th rou g h Yei lee! c·ommen t and en•r A i;riC'u It u re, for men 011 ly. on May IJl'esent gossi[l; instead it is occur 191 G. The salary ranges from .;·t. ring before the eyes or all. Boldl) ~on to $2,000 per annum. and d efiantly do the g-uilty partiP~ I , , . -.-· offend the Ja11·s of t'onvention, dis1 o .\lieh1gan belongs the honor of regard the C'om[ort or sensili1·e mort- , hai·ing t~1 e_oldest agricultural collt>ge als and emba rra ss those forced to lll the l 111ted States . ll ll'US opener! Yie\\' the painful sight. ,\'e protest in 1857 and graduated a tlass of individuall y and collectivelr, we dis-, seven students in 1861. Instruction cuss it in groups, we talk o[ it opeu- 1 in agr icul tural subjects, howev er,. 1,arlicularly Chemistry, was given in , th<' Yale Scientific School at Ne11 Ha ven, Conn., bel\\'een 1850 and 1864. l\Iaryland Agricultural ('ollegc COMING TO US, IF YOU \\'as opened in 1859 and graduate<! WANT THE VERY BEST its first class of two students in 1 62 Other states in which some _instruction in Agriculture was given prior No . 22 West Center to 18 6 2 were Kansas, Iowa, \Yisconsin, l\Iassacb usetts, New Hampsi r e, Illinois, Oregon, Mississippi and Georgia.

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communicati~nwith the _College few students avail tl~emselves o~ the through rece1vrng Student Life. opportunity of gettrng acquamted The staff would appreciate some I with other schools, through this expression from an alumnu~ oc-1 medium. These papers are at your casionally, concerning the policy or character of the paper, suggestions disposal in the office. L'ome in an,! for improvement, etc. read th em.

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' 16 \ .OTB! 'l 6 '16 '17 Since coming to th e t:tah st ation, Every student in the institution is '17 he has written th ree bulletins on th e entitled to vote. Don't sacrifice that '18 life history and control of the Codi- privilege but exercise it, and vote 'l, ing l\Iol h . At th e beginning of his in- for the students that you want to vestigations with this insect, ther<> handle the student body governTHE REX:\T,T, STORE \"olume Xl\ ' XumlH .'t" :rn. was not more than one " wormless" ment. l<'t•iday, .-\p1·il 14, l !)l(;. orchard in the state of l'ta h, while XO'.l'IC'E OP J)ISSOLl'TIOX at the present time the conll'Ol of the codling moth is not a difficult prohA short time after January 1st, ,, lem. This piece of work alone has number or young men in the New GOOD POR l'S been worth thousands or dollars lo l\lexico College of Agriculture, felt a iVe want the best man IJ., the fruit growe rs of l 'ta h, as well spirit of Godliness ooze through their· 1 t LANGHAM-HIGH electedas to those in other states, where the souls and entered into a mutual iVhether he's ri ch or whether he's ravages of th is ins ect were felt. It co mpact to abstain from the use of I poor, was in the so lution or this problem the "filthy weed." Their faith waned th at ni·. Ball invented th e "driving i\ 'het her h e's popular, or nothing however, for recently we observed spray" whic-h has been adopted prac- the following notice in the "Ronndmore up": That the man who sweeps the otn<'e ti<'a lly all over the t:nited States. Dr. Ball discovered the cause or "A short while ago a movement floor iVe want him. ) ~ugar b:e'. Blight, .after the , Spre<'- was started and carried on suc<'CSS· I Id es Sug.11 compan) and lhe l. S. D. fully by a few not to smoke, cigar or " i\'e want the man who's got th" A. had _spe~t th ousa nd s of dollars to I <'igarette. But of late the lure lu,s A label sewed into smart Fall sand; d\"termme it . been too strong, the desire to suck clothes specially designed for all those Younger Young l\fen who Who knows where and when to lf e has cliscover<"d about 400 new deeply of the little white pill, to feel need clothes in sizes 31 to 36. make a stand. speeics or leap hoppers - m ore' than the smoke enter the lungs and then Come to us and see The BEST among this Aggie band any other man in America has donn rush exhaled into the air to form LANGHAM-HIGH \Ve want him. and has published forty-five scien- , fanciful creatures of an easert tifie papers on his work with these imagination, and so by a vote of U1n the new clothes for youths of the If he's a man of stolid worth, insects. Il e has written a bulletin on majority on a motion made and se<'- High School age. Spruce English models for Fall Has an eye for business and a h<"nrl the control of the grasshopper, and onded by the originators of the $20 to $25. for mirth, one on Poultry Breeding. These with I scheme, the league is herewith dis• Thirty Special Points in every Langham-High Suit It matters little where he was born a number of other notable pieces of banded." Or the kind of cloth es he's always work, constitute a valuable contribution to American and particularly, worn, SPHIXG \":\CATIOX? scientific rr he's the poorest, bedraggled crow Western Science, and Spring vacation at the U. A. C'. ;5 A?;rirulture. In the resignation of on earthan annual event. A week taken off Dr. Ball, {'tah loses one of h er most \Ve want him. the regular school work, during brilliant intellects and valuable which the Profs. plant their garden5 i\'e want the man that's got th<' s rvants. A most beautiful time for the spring shove, \\'e wish him continuecl success in fever J]et to go home and remain And the vim that leaders are mad<' his ruture work. · there. Spring vacation is a c1·1slmct . . out of. loss to the majority of our students :rr to plN1se thell: patro~s by g1vWe want the man with the gift or \ \\' .\li:F., .\ l,L\l:\'I ! in both time and money. In the face , mg the.m Goocl, ( le~n-l JJ-to-Date "go" ---of this well known fact the faculty j ,t Goocls 111 all th l' 1r l!n('s, such as T There are over five hundred alu!l1o make us star in next year's with the aid of 125 petitioners from show. ni of the l'. A. C. and out of thnt the student body , J]ushecl on to the iVe don't care for his tale of love • number about seventy-0ve have paid glum students, three ~xtra clays_ of \Ve want him. th('ir clue's and are rec ei ving Student C:xpense and loss of t1111e. A httlf' , j Life. The remaindPr arc therefore more consideration might be given + Of the list of nominees, the stu-1 Yirtually clisassoc-iated with thP the majority of the students. Whv dent body must make a choic<' n('xt school. Rome campaign should be not cut SJJring vacations in future + Friday. WE WANT NO l\fACTIINB I' 1m1dC'to c-orrect this condition. The years and close school a w('ek soonTlAM \'!•,AL TONGl'E WORK. \\'E WANT TIIE BI~ST nlumni should show more interC'st in er at thC' encl of the term? '; C'llEESE MAN, whoever he lllay be. The or- thP institution by paying their Fce3 _ _ Tl•'.A f'OFFl~I~ ('TIOC'OL.\TE ganlzation that would attempt to an<l thus becomini; acth·e melllb('r; STl~I' IX! ! IIOT SOUPS railroad a man into office, regard- of thl' a ·sotiation and at thl' sam" S1e11 into Student Life ofllce antl J TO:\L\TO ANO \'l~GETABLE less of his qualtfications, is <!anger• time, putting lhemscll'es in direct look over our exchanges. Only a :.,_.,._ ............_.·•--·----· .. --..-

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kemistree students clov1t in a person; for the utmost in meI: -/ Dey visited der smelters ta! effort and the utmost in physirai

Yar!' dey make gold ancl pig iron, uncl also ,·ent too der l"tah Oil and Re/ming company ,•arc dey make ail kinds of oil like machine oil, oiivf' oil and caster oil. Dey endecl upp :ll der brewery. Dey must haf made a poor start because cl iss \'ass a purty good ending. Today cley iss hafing presidential election here alt skool. Dey are going to elect a presiclc>nt of the stoodent boclie and also an author or St ..odent Lire. Der election enc!s next \'eek on Fryday so diss 1ill give <'Veryboclie a schance to be elected. I gess dey vill purty soon ha!' enough coaches npp hare at skool. 'ov dey haf got Yun by de name o!' \'atson from lllinoise. Dey haf already had three diss yeer. lt voulcl he better ifl' dey voulcl gd sonv, st age coaches to h:.iu I cler st uclen t~ 11]) cler hill by der skool. Ven 1 vent lo Salt Lak<' lo kon-/ ference und borroll'erl your overcoat I had my suit case full ,·en i come home so dare vassent room to tal,e itt back. 1 am sending ilt too ynu by express; to cut doll'n cler ('harges I cul off der buttons, und you viii find elem in cler insicle pocket. Nov in der spring dC'y iss planting cler gardens upp hare at cler c·oi!ege. I hear Professor !Iii! say dPY vass 11lanting der potatoes rlose lo c!C'I' onions so dey vould not hat' to vater elem. You know clen cler onions viii make der YatC'r run in cler eyes or cler potatoes.

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She-What part does mistletoe cluds our boy, Josh, brought home ])lay in the plan of decoration? trom college," suggested his wifE!. He-It does nol enter into the ac"I'm only lryin' lo scare crows; tion at all. It is merely a catalyti(• nol to make 'em laugh themselves to agcnt.-A r izona Wild-Cat. I death." Harvard Lampoon.

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Dael Did you tell lhal young man of yours that I'm going lo swilch off 1 the lights at ten? l\Iary-Yes, dad. l Dad \ Veil, then? Mary-He said to thank you, and that he will wait until ten to call hereafter. Kentucky Kernel.

Cincinnati is considering the aboli1917- \ \'ere you instrumental in college affairs? !ion of all intercollegiate sports. 11' 19 14-Yes, indeed; l played uw this is done only interclass contests piano in the band. Leland Stan ford wi II be held. "My love," said lhe beaver, pasChap para I. sionately, "come and live in m) Father\ Vhat dicl you and John newly built house in the stream." ta lk about last nighl clear? J l~or a moment the beaver maid Daughter-Oh, we Lallrncl about ' was silent, then, coyly slapping her our kith ancl kin. . tail on the bank, she whispered : Small Brother - Yeth, Po]); 1 '' Tl1en you do give a dam for me heard 'em. He seth, "Kin I hcv :1 after all."-California Pelican. kith?" and she seth, "Yithm you k in."-Yale Record. :.'\ l l·tho logy.

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The ('osmos Club will meet to-I Miss Ella Stewart, ·14, or Ogdeu night al 7:30 al the Pi Zel hoUS('. · 11as among the Alumni 1·isitors al Grunt Ivins will talk on the t>hilos- the l'rom. ophy o[ Buddhism. This is not the year o[ tho chaste 0 The marriage of Mr. Earl SI od- ) oung lady; it is the year or the <lard and l\liss J<~thira Thomas or I ehasell young man. Student OpinSall Lake was solemnized in Salt ion. 0 Lake, \\ ·ednesday April the twelfth. i\l r. At;acl l'almer has left school l n the Summer School calalog1w "·c not the following: "Rapid courst- to take up work for the summer on in l<,r enc h , under P r of. Frank R. one o[ "'yorning·s expe r imental 0 farms. Arn old." Isn't "rapid" axiomiatic?

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Dr. Thomas excluded certain belated members from Sociology yesterday. The reason for "Doc's" erratic act is not determined, but he was giving a lecture on insanity. This may account for h is unusual moor!. Or perhaps he might have considered the trailers as suspects and barred them out on grounds of insanity.

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Earl T. Jones , '15, who has been working for lhe Experiment Station on the alfalfa pest in Emery county has been put in charge o~ Insect and Pinnt disease work of the c· tah-ldaho Sugar company and the l"nited States Deel Seed company. llis headquarters will be in Idaho Falls .

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