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The speech of President-ele<:t : E. G. Peterson in the commence- ! ment cxcrci es held Tuesday ! morning was very assuring and f.atisfactory to the many friends ; and supporters of the Agricul- l tural College. It ·was an expres• ! sion from the soul of the man i whom t.he trustees and people of i the state have entrusted wit.h ! t.he direction of one of its most i important institutions. It ! breathed an appreciation of t.hc l extent of the responsibility that. .:.: rests upon him which is an essential factor in the success that ; we all believedhtehwtillthatt.ain. I Wef were a sure a e wor { o I the insdtituhtionhis g~ing ~teadil)d' onwar , t at t ere 1s unity an ; goodfellow hip existing- am ang ! the board members; that the I; facully is being strengthened by ! the addition of strong- men to i 1he already efficient corps of in- ! structors; and that the progre ~ive policy of the College t.hat. i has caused such phen nmenal j growth will be :teadfastly ad- 1 hered to. J No one doubtc the bri!!'ht fu- f ture that the Colle/le has before ' it. The breadth and importance t of the field of instruction in + wh;ch it operates, stnm!rmented by t.he necessitv of instruct.ion , in the nractical branches insures , 't it a future of useful service ta 1 th e df'ma nd s anrl 1:ee~s 0.f t!iis I+
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Director Linford, of the Summer school and a number of facully members and students of past summer schools have I givrn considerable thought a1:: i to the best means of unifyin1 '+i the students and bringing them ~n closer touch wilh each other. i We are a big family and a'l f members of it a cordiality and + friendliness should charac• terize our associations. This would be the case if we learned b know each other. Then the ! big question is, how can we best ' get acquainted? It In acc ordance with a well directed suggestion it has been i:. decided to organize the students 1 and give them the power to + govern themselves. The plan is + for the student body to elect a It president, vice president and secretary. The duties of these officers will be largely social. The providing of a live social pr ogram for our enjoyment will t be their especial work. It is also proposed that the students f assemble for an hour one day + each week in a student body t meeting at which the president J and his corps of officers will I preside. These meetings will ,.! provide an opportunity to discuss any business that may f ccme before the students for f their consideration and will also f serv~ as an hour of social com+
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is b yond thP finite nower of one the many teachers and students man to destroy. A man may j in attendance that some of the stiJT1ulate its 1-.roq-resP.or imued -, best talent in singing, elocution it, but reg-arrl\Pss of wh;ch 1t · ------and public speaking that can be J'Y'l'V be tho "Oirit and soul of th,, Students of the College this i A well directed play hour is found in the state will be repre• CnlleqP will !!'O on anrl on and your paper. When you mad the most delightful event of the sented. It isn't advisable for will nnt bP thwi>rtf,d in the pur- your dep osit at the secretary' rntire school day. In your ex- us to permit those talented in pocp nf its croation. office you paid for it, and wher oerience in teaching school you these Jines to remain unused. Dr. K G. PPtPrsnn is a stronc,. yo.u registered you made your have observed ihat the time We are anxious to be entertainrNin . No one neecls further uro 1f self a part of the Student Body spent on the play grounds with ed and it is well that they keep of this th<in an in"io-ht into the for which Student Vfe is th your students has been the most in practice. well orqanized ext.,nsion worl;: offic;al org-an. You should no• "ll'Oductive of good results. It is Any one who can perform in in th;s statP of wh;ch ho is thP consider it as an unessential t.hen you dra:w nearest to pupi~s' any way should have an opporclirPctor. He is l,nown from the and unimportant. oart of your hea.rts and. mgraft yourself 111 tunity to do so and it will be Idaho li'1" to thP Vir,,.in river summPr school life, but you t.he1r affection . Ithe business of the st.udent body as an ,-ffi,.i,:,ntfri,:,nrl of the far- should helo to make it an inter- . We are all children in that we officers to find thf'm out and see mer. With hi" kn'lwJprlo-p of th'-' rstin~ and cono-enial factor in like play. How m~ny ~hous8:nds I. that they do their part in makexistino- conditions of this statf, -rromotina S?ciabil~ty, acquain- of pe ople arP. pl~ymg m var 1 ouc;j inq this session of the Summ er P-l:lrnerrd from a w;de and va- tance, and fr 1 enoshm, as well a<1 ways to d1stnct themselves. school the best in the history of riPd PXDeriPnce in ext"n"ion a carrier of news and items of / 'l'hep lay hour as sust~ested by the institution. work thP proarPss of th" CollP<!'<'interest am ong the students of n:~ector . Lin~ord under the efIf y ou know any one who is a unc"er h;s direction will surely the A. C. Summer school. fic1rnt direction o~ Coach Joseph pusher, a worker, and a good be ::icce]rr::ited. ! Wo are a b;~ family gathered R Jenson and Miss Anna T~y- mixer, put his name before the Every Summer schcool stud- iol?'ethor at the parent institu- !or c~n be m_ade both recreative Ip.tudents for their consideration. ent who desires to make a t ion for the nurnose of en larq;- and ms~ructive. ~any .!!'amPs, Many of us are yet unacquainted wh0lrsrmp, Parn°st and cono-Pn- inq our powers to sPrve. Som" C3n be mtroduc d 111 which all I and it will be a mattrr of ~UPS-, ial friend. shoulrl m::i1re it in his of us want 3rt, othors com- of us may take part. Th".'se• as to who are the mo<1tcaoab\ or her w<iy to rnei>t Dr. P tPrson merce, and others a~riculture. games may be new ones which 3mon<!' us for th ,, n'lsit.i ~ns that and cultivate his acquaintance. (Continued on Page Four) I (Continued on page ',voJ Iwe propose to fill. Let's give the 0
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proposition some thought and g~t ~he people into office who\ RECEPTION will msure us the livest time in . I the best way possible. 1''or Summe1· School Students 1 WHO WILL YOU HA VE Saturday Night at 8:30 FOR PRESIDENT? In '.rhe Gymnasium
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That the A. C. Summer school is a popular resort for newly weds is evidenced by the indes- on oh youth and thy dream shall cribable grins, side glances, be thy prophets." Orval's dream single and double-breasted lounge blushes, and many ingenious has come true. He is registered Coats and the new half-belt ways of pressing- hands, toes as a summer school student and and giving expression to irre~ the honeymoon is now in prog- 1 Norfolk are shown. Always pressible tender emotions that ress. I co~uerv1tive but different are on exhibition in "crowds of Alma Esplin, a 1916 gradu- 1 two" three and more that throng ate, _was ~all~d on_the same day I enough to be distinctive the halls on important occa- to give his SISter m marriage to sions. The spirit of these bliss- Mr. Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. ful, spontaneous performance-s Pendle~on may be recognized is becoming contagious. In fact I by their newly-wed smile as Logan's Foremost it is rather hard to tell who is t~ey pass you in the halls. A Clothiers and who isn't married. Even six weeks honeymoon will be the dignified Seniors are not im- :passed at the A. C., where the mun~. One was seen Monday Joys that the;v enjoy will be inevenmg tenderly protecting one terspersed with the work of of the dancing girls from a mind development. ~**"'********************************************* Oth er newly weds may be O draught that he alone seemed Special Attention Given to the g conscious of. Another was here. We hope so, there is room !g o caught escaping from the mo- for all. The Benedicts club at jg Scientific Fitting of Glasses g notonous crowd leading a cooing the College has been greatly de- g g dovess to the shades of the wind pleted by the graduation of I O Difficult Cases Solicited g break. twe:1ty one of it s members this Ig o Last Thursday three couples sprmg. There is plenty of Ig g immediately connected with the room for new members in it,, o • , • • g institution joined the Benedict ranks. ___ g g ranks. Miss Mary Johnson, the g PRACTICE LDIITED TO El'I!:, EAR, NOSE AND THUOAT 0 pleasant congenial instructor in '.l'HE PLAY HOUR g OFFICE IN ARIMO BLOCK g the Physical Education depart---o Office Hours: 9:00 to 12:00 a. m.; 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. g 0 ment closed 1 1r.ontlnuell rrom vage one1 o . , a . ong romance it will be well fo. t 1 • o**************************************************** which begtn while she was a . I us o ea111 student at the University of ' and introduce among our studUtah, by signing a contract of ents next year. . marriage with John U Webster T~ese play hours will be restNO HUNTING ON of Cedar City, Utah. ·Mr. Web~ ful m that ~hey will ~elax us ster was an A. C. winter student from all str~m. We.~111 throw THESE GROUND~ and the details of the tragedy off ~ll w?rnes an~ Jorn_ u~reBUTwere arranged during the time strame<:1 m the exh1lar8:tmg JoyI he wasn't engaged in absorbing I ful busmess of amusing oura little scientific farming from l selves and others. George Stewart. Evidently I ~hese play hours are no exHunt you must and for a good long time, too, if you ever Stewart didn't keep him busy pen1:1ents. They have been tried expect to find a better or safer place for your funds than is all the time. out m many schools and two The same day a humble senior years ago under the leadership offered by who was on the verge of gradua- of Coach Teetzel, they were the tion, and had succeeded in get- n_iost talked ?f events_ of ~he enting a position that carried en- tire summei · Imagme if you ough salary to buy bread for two can three hundred men and woled a fair maiden from his own men on th~ green lawns of the Logan, Utah town (Meadow) to the alter. c~mpus with . the sole. aim in Orval Stott, a serious minded view of playmg. Playm~ real rockett methodical member of the pres- play such as you see the child~en Alma Sonne, 0 1 ent graduating class, hasn't do e:'ery day. It :¥ u~d be ~Cashier . Asst. Cashier. I been susceptible to any other possible n?tt tod enJo_y it. Lets _~_.:_· =.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=.=. vision for months than two go as a urn an try 1t out. Don't rooms nicely furnished with a forget the hour, 12 :40 every day GO TO W. F. JENSEN'S eole occupant, other than him- except wh~n we hold student self, who would be neither Asael body meeti_ngs. . j FOR SUPERIOR ICE CREAM AND CANDY Fisher nor Joe Connell, but a .~ore. will be said a~out it Where Quality Rule girl with a sweet smile and a Fi iday m our first meetmg. 129 North Main - Logan Uta11. - Phone 487 pleasant helpful way. "Dream .rn~~ C~ACH
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President-elect E. G. Peterson will ~peak Friday to the studen~s m room 280 at 12 :40. Don't fail to be there. Twenty one married men went out in this year's graduating class, or about one-fifth of the entire class.
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SCHOOI, TEACHERS ARE LOOJ{ING J~OR A DE NTIST ,v e have discovered that we are doing the dental work for a great m a ny of the school teachers of Cache County, and if you who are reading this advert isement are not, we shall be looking for you. Th er e a r e two reasons in particular why we shall be looking for yo u. 1st-We regard the teachers as a class who are discriminating, a nd we firm ly believe we can please you. 2nd-We know we can save you a lot of unnecessary expense. " 'e are not a cha rit a bl e institution, but we are responding to a long felt want in this valley. We are trying to place dentistry where it is possible for you to have yo ur teeth seen to, and have something left to meet the many t hin gs yo u will require during the summer. We resp ectfu lly suggest that yo u call and consu l t us. It won't cost you any thing. Respectfully, DRS. ENSIGN AND S:UJ'l'H 1st North and Main. Over Howell-Cardon Store.
Who do you want for president? Now is the time to get One of the most enjoyable rebusy and think it out. He is ceptions that it has been ou, going to be elected Friday in privilege to enjoy will be given Student Body meeting. Saturday night at 8 :30 in the gymnasium. The main object I Fussing is permitted. Don't to be attained is to get acquaint- / let Dr. Thomas argue you out of ed with each other and arouse .----------------------------it. There is no place in the a feeling of fell owship and socountry where the moon is big- ciability. This get acquainted 1 ger than in Logan, and the A. C. party will be under the direction j grounds would have furnished of Dr. Linford and the Student the Grecian Gods with a delight- Body officers, which we hope ful garden in which to have will be installed at Frida y''> done their courting. However, • ~ . meetmg. d on 't ge t f usse d m exams. Many Cac h e va 11ey st u den t s Green, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meats. go home at night, but the y are Quality and Prices Guaranteed. The Semors. rang then dea th cordially invited to remain and knell by a!ousm_g the old bell, partake with us the pleasures of 297 East 3rd North - Phone 324 that was m ~ctwn before t_he the evening. The party will be chimes were mstalled, from it s FREE and an enjoyable time is )ong slumbers. It t?lled torth assured. its peals of lamentation m a . . voice similar to the one it used T~ere will be dancmg, hand- I to welcome this same body of shakmg, games and refreshstudents as freshmen. Of course ments. Sounds good, doesn't it~ to each senior it sounded as if PRESIDENT PETERSON TO it were saying, "You are wise", SPEAK "You are wise," "You are wise" Seperate Their Cream with a instead of its old cry: "You are Friday at 12 :40 the first asgreen," "You are green," "You sembly of the Summer school are green." students will take place in room Joseph Snow, for many year" 280 of the main building. We a regular student at the A. c., are indeed fortunate in securing and one of the best weight men for our first meetin~ a talk by TEN YEARS AGO THERE would go to a lawyer. If you were sick you would the state has ever produced, is our President-elect E. G. Peterwere a dozen different consult a doctor. If you had makes of creamery or fachaving difficulty in deciding son. Dr. Peterson is a very the toothache you would to ry separators in use. Towhat to do with himself this busy man, but he kindly concall on a dentist. Why? Beday over 98 per cent of the summer. The A. c. looks good sented to talk to us during the ca use these men are all world's creameries use De specialists in their line, and to him, and then besides thera period mentioned. SupplemenLaval Separators exc lu siveyou r ely upon their judg , ly. is a fair one in town who draws tary to this there will be a coument and skill. IT MEANS A DIFFERENCE heavily on Joe's heart strings. pie of musical selections and, WHEN IT COMES TO BUYING of several thousand dollars His eye, however, is cast rather some discussions on importam I a separator why not profit a year whether a De Laval 1 by the experience of the slant wise in the direction of business items that concern us or some other make of sepcreameryman which qualiBerkeley and any morning all. BE THERE SURE. arator is used in a creamery. fies him to advise you corEXACTLY THE SAME DJF'might find Joe on his way to the DAVIJ;~; JORDAN rectly? He kn ows which ferences exist, on a smaller separator will give you the Golden state. I sca le, in the us e of farm sepbest service and be the most arato r s. Owing to the fact, ******************,:11:,,:,,:,,:n:,,:,,:, 1 There is no one among us but economical for you to buy. howe ver, that most farm That's why 98 per cent of g STUDENTS g what has heard of Dr. David users do not keep as accurthe wor ld's creameries and ate records as the creameryg Try Our BUTTER KISSED g Starr Jordan, for years the dismilk dealers use the De man or test their skim-milk Laval exclusively. g Pop Corn. Always Fresh g tinguished President of Leland with the Babcock tester, THERE CAN BE NO BETTER g at the g Stanford University, and perthey do not appreciate just recommendation for the De what the difference between g Oak Confectionery g haps the best versed and most La val than the fact that the a good and a poor separa0 25 NM G G J p o profound and influential advomen who make the separao . .. f>O. reen r.. rop. 0 tor means to them in dollars tion of milk a business use o*************************cate of world wide peace that and cents . the De Laval to the practicivilization has produced in the NOW, IF YOU WERE IN cal exclusion of all other WILLIAM CURRELL last century. Every one will be makes of cr eam separators. need of legal advice, you delighted to learn that Dr. Jor(The Rexall Transfer Man) \Ve will be glad to se nd one of OUl' ha nd so m e l)' prinlC'<l and illusdan has been secured to give Calls Answered Promptly. tr«t ed new catalo gues to an~ f'a1•mer 01· student inl e r e-if>d in Phone 1 and 2-"The Rexall two lectures at some future date <lnil·)·in~ upon 1·e<1uest. Store" :.10 .E. MADISON S'l'., CHICAGO to the students of the A. C. Phone 456 W-Residence O.rn;;BROADWAY, New ¥01·k Summer school. . Auto Service to any part of city. 50,000 BRANCHES AND LOCAL AGENCIES THE WORLD O\ 'E R Definite detail" will be anLogan, Utah nounced later .
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You pay yourself a following in today's issue. mulas of the simple aliphatic compliment each time you pat- : i Asael Fisher first got a or aromatic benzene compoundl::i roni·zi·ngly say "I wrote this" a.;; t 1 · or diazonium dyes. Mr. Harris you glance over some piece you ~• CU1>7TilhtH&rt Sobalfner .\c it glimpse of the soar sys t em m 1 a small town in Millard county. is president-elect of the B. Y. U. have contributed to the paper. I •t From the day of his arrival he student body for next year. He Student Life desires to reflect i Of O ayS exhibited marked ability as a is a wrestler of some repute and the life and activities of our ! + mechanic. By the time he was has a close blood tie connection school, but unless you students i I six months old he had already with Dr. F. S. Harris of the A. render material aid a great dea1 t i formulated a plan in his mind C. of what happens will not find i Dixie \\'eaves and Palm Beache8 I for !he construction of the sub- I * * ~' . its way into our paper. Please ! are at sool on the outside as B. f marme and the Ford automoP. A. Neilson is a marned contribute all local happenings ! . . i bile. He completed his grade \ man. The Benedicts of the A. ' that occur either at home or at I v. D.'s are on the 111s1de. t school education and went C. are proud to enr oll him as oi:e the College. If you have a tea f through the high school and on ?f their_ number. You know. 1t party, a sociable game of cards, If t to his junior year in college. He 1s no disgrace to ~e a mar~i~~ a trip to the canyon or moun- ~ i taught forging at the state Re- student at the A. C.,. rather it i~ tains, tell us about it. If you ·•··•··•··• · ·•··•··•··•··•··•·······-····-··•·•··•········•-· form school at Ogden. While an honor. Mr. Neilson col:Ile::;have a thought, let us publish it, ~ there he became enam ored with to us from Aft?n, Wy?m~ng, it may make you famous. Do · Miss Flora Davis, of Provo, where he was assistant prmcipal not let the summer go by with J 1 whom he later married. of the high schcool. He h.as out getting something in Stud11 Mr. Fisher is a gritty student. served his sentence as. a mis- ent Life. Io;ii' For two winters he has attended sionary among the nations and ----• u: the A. C. U., while Mrs. Fisher is capable of doing more things I SAY! taught school in Meadow. One than one. Next winter will find ' ---of these winters he and two oth- him back in Afton. i There is a box placed at. the ers ran bachelor quarters. He * * * side of the door that leads mt0 never asked for any leave of abWm Staheli of Utah's Dixie room 275 made especially for sence, but availed himself of has f eit the caiI of the A. C. U. st:1dent ~oi:tributions to ?tuden ~ I the Christmas vacation only , to :md is now re~i stered at the Life. .Fill. it up. The editor ~a~ go home and visit his wife and Summer school. He is aft er no obJect10n to your droppmir boy. agriculture. Although he ~as ~s many articles as you pleas,~ Mr. Fisher, however, wear s a been engaged in the teachmg m ther~, and S?me that don t much more plea sant smile now , nrofrs sion for a number of please, 1f you wish. . .for he ha s hi s famil y with him . year s he is getting the "back tu . Every student. has ~ b1rth Optometrist and * * * the land" fever. A stronl{ belief r 1 ght a.nd part of Y?urs 1s to get Optician D. P. Murray is a Cache val- in scientific farming is respon- an article. or two m the school ley product. He has forg ed sible for Mr. Staheli's presence paper durml{ the Summ~r s~hool Office over Howell alon~ up the educati onal ladd er here. He is going- to farm right session. Do n ot sell this .birth('a rel on Store until this year he to ok his ~- S. and no doubt will prove a pio- I rir:ht for a n:ess of PO:nge b:i; from the College. Murray i a neer in Utah's Dixie, in up to ,romg away without arldmg yom socm1T good natured, congenial fello;v date methods of agriculture. He mite to the success of the stud('l,l'B who thinks deep thoughts a!l h1:; has taught music in the Dixie ent body sheet. J<'JL\'fl!:HXIT\ own and expre sges them if he IAcademy and last year was the The printing- press came from feels like it. Next year the principal' of the Enterpri e Europe, but that has not hindyoung of Franklin will be under . ~chools to which position he re- ered the Americans from cultihis tuto~age. E:very one who : turns again next year . vatinl{ a magnificent gift of ga?. knows him predicts a successful I * * * Let's cooperate the two th1-.; .\hHty·s in th<• High<'!,t future in whatever avocation he Do not think that the writer I summer and make Student Life Style of the, Art chooses to ~ollo: ·· ... of these sketches is partial to the I a real live sheet. "' ·• doings of men. On the con- 1 .- -- - Marion Harris, a satelite of trary he is not. His ignorance , The bu~mess house~ of Logan the Brigham Young University, of the history of the lady repre- have manifest exceptional loyal- 1 ___ P_ro_i_n_pt_n_es_. s__o_u_r_H_o_b_h_r __ is here in search of organic sentatives of our A. c. family ty and courtesy toward the sup---···- ·-·•··•··•··•··•-•--·- ·-·-- -·-··· - handicans him in introducinq port of our Sumn:ier ~cho'll I 1 I any of them in this issue. Th_eir paper. Some complam of it beturn wil1 come and everythm~ mg hard to get a~s. for school r will be righted in the future for papers .. Student Lif~ has not f the geemin~ neglect at this time. found it. so and d:si:es now to 1 PRESCIUPTIO~ I>Hl 'GGISTS express its apprec 1 ation for the A Full Line of T r y to please thC'ir patr ons b y g h - t STl'DEXT Lll<'E spirit of loyalty shown the paIng t hem Good , lea:n, Cp-to-rl ate per by thPm. Many busine. s DRl'GS AND TOILl~T AHTICLBi:: Goods in nil thei r li nes. s uch as (Continu ed Fron1 Page One. ) concerns have not been apAgents for
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