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P11rling Address Dr. Thomas tendered his farewell to the students of .the Colleg e last Friday in the regular Student Body meeting in a. timely and tspirational nddress. The actualtty or parting seemed to strengthen the link more than ever that had so long held Dr. Thomas In close contact with the Student Body, and the advice contained in his Inst address to the students wlll long be cherished by all who heard him. Dr. Thomas referred brletly to his own struggles for an education , T. H. '.\IOHHE[ il-' and, urged others to follow that exEditor St ud ent Life, ' J7-'J8 1 amJ)le stating that no sacrlrtce is too ======================= great which may be done in favor of scbolarshil) and education. The world must be either a democracy or an autocrncy and It largely depends upon th e leaders In the community, of , which college men should form a \J ° major portion, which It shall be. His long service with the college )leeks Selected As Executive Hend has brought him in close contact For JOJ7-t8--Cnmpnign Qui et with students, faculty and alumni, But Full Of J11te 1·est and among these he numbers bis best friends. He stated that while Several new records were estab• he regretted leaving the Institution lished at last Friday's election, the which he loved and had labored for, largest number o[ students ever rehe felt that a new duty of utm~st corded voted and an unmistakable importance bad been assigned bi~ sentiment of the students was ex-
we are to be presente.d once more with the delightful sensation or viewing a u. A. C. opera. All of the older students of the institution have heard and reheard of the successes which formerly attended the College operatic pertormance, but these were all history. Now we approach the time once more when we can view, and revel In our own satlsfacUon, an opera given under the dlreclion of our own College musical department. It will be the reproducHEUEH )1.EEl{S Uon of tradition which every studPresMcnt -E lect ent will welcome and cherish as one of bis real college pleasures. The production of Iolanthe promlses a real inno vation in footllght 1 performances. The story Is a delightful mixture of the real and t he "suJ)er-real" combining humans, fairies, lords, ladies, and foulntlc dancing girls. It bE!gins with aroJhy To Be One or Genera l Fcsti, ,ities mantle lone affair between a fairy J · And Celeb r ation-Commitlccs and a mortal and deals mainly with Appointd the strange occurrences that come as a re su lt of an infatuation between In compliance with the motion between two so widely separated. passed in the Student Body meeting There need be no fear of Its cllm1of two weeks ago a committee was ax, however, since here, the barI appointed to draw up plans and riers between the real and the unmake final arrangements for the real are swept entirely away, and
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Space does not permit us to make Individual mention of those who participate in the opera, but the ability of each is so well recognized that a glance at the roster of characters wlll convince any one of their superlative abl1lty . In the line of dances the cast has been further strengthened. Mrs. Johnson has selected eight ot. her best pupils and given them special work In the dances connected with the opera. The entire production will no doubt set a new mark in this tine of musical activity, and bring Into the llme-llght much talent which had heretofore been hidden from the students view. We wish to congratulate Professor Johnson of t he musica l department and the school at large, t.or uncovering this activity and attempting the production of an opera such as Iolanthe. Following is the cast of cbarac te r s: Jolanthe ........ Hazel Evans Ho lmstead Lord Tolloller ......... Robert Blackner Lord Mount Arrarat .... Arno Kirkham Lord High Chancellor .. . ............... E. Benson Park inson Sentry, Private Willis ...
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general good friend, has to act as County Agent in Washington county. Grant has been the institution but a short time, but during that time has made a of friends who will regret his leaving so early. His activities at c-ollege have all been marked with a high degree of success and we confident that Grant will make good in his new line of work.
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PHYSICAL PATRIO'l 'ISM The timely suggestion made by Coach Watson in regard to physical I Wife--My first husband liked to fitness as a prerequisite for our patriotic duties, sounds one of sensible get other people into trouble. warnings of the years. The slogan or "a halt hour a day in work" Hubby No. 2-He roust have had to both students and faculty should be the solution of the me In mind when he died. 1,rescrlbed problem, and if adhered to we teel confident In predicting a radical change for the better about the institution, and about the state whereHAROLD A. C. TROT'.\IAN ever Aggie students may go. Tbe discontinuance of the regular Intercollegiate athletics has no doubt put a damper on some of this J)hyslcal activity among a few, but among the great majority this fact sho uld be an impetus. The attention of the coaches will be divided eq ually among all, there will be no r setrlction as to the place or manner or tile exercises, and a varied program of exercises has been arranged so that every student will flnd OF A.LL IUNlJS something he likes to do. A month and a halt's work of this kind will be of immeasurable va lu e to students in the coming summer's camDalgn, be It in the field of military service or In the bigger field of food ov :um.t:O•O P DU no ROOM. Hi 1>roductlon.
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consideration possible." RlGH'l' GOODS AT THE Treasurer Tenny Cannon said: l'l'HE RIGHT PJUCES "All ls over. We may have acted imSince the outbreak of hostilities, pulsively, but the club never was there have been many stirring deeds a financial success, anyhow." I I done on our campus which have gone ' Members of the Refreshment comfar in keeping up the wondertul spir- mittee showed extreme signs of re- l Arimo Block Loga11 it which Is apparent in our halls. gret but said: "We are willing to However, the latest and probably the give the thing up It the students degreatest of these achievements oc- sire it or us. Besides, there will not curred here yesterday when, sensing be much doing between now and the the gravity or the present crisis, and first or August, so what's the dltwith their Institution's we lfare in ference." mind, the Associated Haters ot WoMost or the faculty were extrememen, called their organization togeth- ly pleased when they were told of er nod wit hout a dissenting voice, the affair. Mr. Butt of' the Ag. Devote<l to disband themselves forever. J)artment was delighted. "I have -pianos or long established Th e details which led to the above hol)ed all along that the thing would l\lld mainreputation -won action have not been made public, be settled peaceably," he said, "but talned on merit. however, it Is generally known that ' the present action was beyond even 1 It came In response to an appeal from my highest expectations. I congratusome ot the leading coeds ot the late the members ot the organization school, that the boys forget their on their amiable attitude and wish Instrument at n price -an little difference with the gentler sex them success." within the reach of every music and that both unite In the earnest The Associated Haters ot \Vomen lover. furtherance or our country's cause. I organized themselves some few The men at once gave ea r to the months ago In response to a crying rt>quest and their hearts were touch- need. They have operated successecl, the result being that patrlotlsm fully until now, but most of them Co mo in and let us demonstrate ))roved uppermost and peace again reel that their mission has been Lh(" Schiller Pianos to you, aud reigns supreme. accomplished and are ready to make expla in our eusy puyntcnt plun. When seen last night most ot the peace, In fact they are clamoring for You will not be obligated in any officers or the Club were loathe to peace and as the balmy dnYB of wa y. say anything tor publication. The spring al)proach we hope to s·ee the honorary president was Quoted as shady paths and quiet nooks around WHERE QUALITY COUNTS follows: our campus once more graced by 30 So uth Main Loga n , Uta h "The boys acted as they did be- happy couples who love to stroll and cause they stand for unselfishness chin and rest their aching domes. and have the true American spirit. \Ve hope the Student Body and the To give shade; a word which appe o1>leof Logan will appreciate what plies equally to great trees and we have done by showing us every great men.-Hugo. TRUE
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Someone with a. poetic genius should comJ>ose an ode to that Sat urday evening mobilization camp, where a great many or us congregate and pay our respects to each other until the tloor manager announces that the game is off until next week. Hand it In, Student Lite will print it.
11: :tu:::t:e;o:;i~~: classes enrollments of twenty or more have dwindled to about tlve. By next week teacher and pupils 1 will a ll be able to sit In one chair.
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Mr. Morrison, the famous cartoonist, was a vl13ftor in our halls Wednesday and while here, made several portraits of merit. Mr. Morrison looks like a spy, but in reality is a very amiable gentleman.
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Otis Nielsen, son ot David O. Nielsen, or- Hyrum, and a student at the -..... ·-----------' College, passed away on Tues-1------------day, after a protracted illness or AS A LlTTLE REi\fi ~i\ffiRANCE Bright's disease, culminating In the FOR 'J'llE l\"JiiW OR OLD AClast stages In hemorrhages of the QUAINTANCE OF VA CATION lungs. Funeral services will be held DAYSThe Commercia l Club will hold a In the Third ward chape l at Hyrum tomorrow at one o'clock. J ::~c::l::t!:e:h!o:Yo~~o;:!t;;:of:: admittance will not be high but the No one can truthfully say that the quality or the affair wi ll justify the gymnasium Is being overused lately, J attendance of every student. This nor Is the cinder track being burnt will be the farewell dance to most up or the other athletic equipment or our friends who are leaving tor put to the usual knocks and misuse. the front anrl the rear. Make the Appointment Today Everybody with any ablllty ls step- I 1
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The newest thing In conservation OplicaL.De1lt. in cl11u-1,teof n Co mp ete nt Optomctof energy ls being worked successful( I.OC'li"S ri !)t. Expert ,,tte ntion gi\'Cn to tes tin g or Eyes 1111d Jy as follows : Mustard seed Is gath.n ;WELHY Filling of Gllsses. ered, the Juice Is extracted and used ~~ec~f~:n~~~-o~~o!~~s r;~~~!"~t~ft~~t:~d :!~c\.~~ on last year's coat which then looks SIL\'F:HW.\BE plnced In an hour. , like new and thus cuts down expense . 1Anybody can do It by simp ly stopFOl'S'l'.\IX l'EX~ We ;\luk e n Spedn lt y of Pinc Rcpnfrin g. Conscll';\IBHEl.1,.\S entlous .::are. Skilled workmnnshlp. Fair cbargr.s / ping someone clad In yellowish ;~ :::~~ and b~f:~se~f' '~t:!~1~~~/ave combined to build up brownish green, and slipping them a
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.Encour nge d De bntin g Much of the success of debating of the Agricultural College has been halt hour a day" will still be sung due to the efforts and ability of Dr. at every corner of the halls and Thomas. For a number of years students and faculty will no doubt he was chai r man of the debating turn out for their share of It. A few committee and since that time has weeks of good weather and every- been one of the active members in it. body in school should be flt as a He is the clonner of the Thomas Du r ing the past week the coaches fiddle. gold medals given to the lnter•class have been forced to rest on their People with time at their hands debating champions. arms. The main reason ror this was should drop around at the coache's Po iml nr ized I nstit utio n the inclement nature of the weath- office every now and then and go Some of the best known work of er, but the fact that so many stud-I over the situation with them. They Dr. Thomas has been In popularlzing ents are dlsContinulng school also will appreciate it. the work of the College throughout had a great dea l to do with it. the State. His association with men
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Alwny s in th e Hig hes t Style o f th e Art member connected with the instltu- club and organization to present FOR F IRST CLASS SHOE RE· tlon to play his or her pa r t In aug- some so r t of a stunt. These stunts PAIR ING. WE ALWAYS GI VE Eng r aven St a ti onery , Anmen ting this movement so lmport-j will be in the nat ure of a circus, side nounceme nts, etc. 1 ant to the we ll fare or. the State and show or a wild beast pa r ade, a nd a , SERV ICE AND SAT I SFAC TIO N. Nation. sma ll ad mission will be cha r ged. 3 0 W E ST CENTER STREET ---+--Th e day for t he big ce lebration l'"ll !<~or nncl Delive r Promptn es s Our Robby C,\D l<J T INSPI •]C'l' ION has been fixed as May 1, but due to I WllEH E Cf,ASSY STUDEN 'J'S TRADE The annual Inspection of the local j changing weather conditions and the 1'--------------' cadet batta lion wi ll take place on unsettled conditions of school, it Tuesday beginning at 8:30. An of- ! may be necessary to postpone that r. fleer will be present from San Fran- I date. I n any event, however, studI clsco and will make a careful study I ents may look to that day as the big 1 or local military conditions. T his festival or the season. event Is always one of t he feat u re '!'he committee is doing everything For Lndi cs a nd Gent s events of t h e year tor those who 1 Se ,•en Shin es ror 50 c carry the ri fle and this year it be- I +------------+ I No. 7 North Ma in comes especially lntei-esting due to I \\'11 ,LUM CUJ lBELJ , '11 -----------the cond 1ition or the country at large. I (The Rexall T r ansfer Man) HERE may be some question as to whc, makes the best wago n or • The v sltlng ofllcer will find the I Calls Answe r ed Promptly. j boys In .;ood fighting trim and we I Phone 1 anito~;:'.'The Rexa ll I tho best plow or the best watch, but when It comes to cr eam I · 1are confident that his report will be Phone 456 w, Resi dence separators the s u premacy of the De Lava l is ack nowledged at once by Th e Store ~:::. ~h~: !~o; Goo ds ror { i of the most flattering kind for Capt. 1 PRlCF.S REASONABLE every fair minded and Impa r tial man who ! Santschi and his sold iers. Logan Utah Is familiar with the cream separator 1 The assembly will sound at 8:30 t ~ltuatlon. nd t h rd 22 West Cente r St reet i a e o er to fa ll in will be given ,------------~ Thousands nn d t housands or tests have _____ ··•_-_-_. at 8:45. Students are cord ia ll y in H e is ·well Paid Who is TVt:a J)roven that the De Lava l skims the cleanest. Purebred Reg istered vlted to be present at the activities I Satisfied; The construction or the New De Lava l puts I it in a class by itself. HOLSTEIN 1' H 1' NE X1 ' LY CE UM NU MB ER That's our Custome1s Opin I 1t outlasts and outwea r s all other makes, CATTLE ion, The next Lyceum number will unand can be run with less cost for repairs. An e vid ence ot th e g r eat po pudoubtedly prove a pleasing diversion l-f'e are prepared to meet your The world-wide De Laval or ganization . hu·it y of Ho lstein Frieslan cattle to many of the studen ts. On Friday, requi1'e1nents, with agents and representatives In a lmost was the recent auction sale at DeApril 27, l\lr. Edward Amherst Ott, NUF -SED. evPry locality where cows are m il ked, ready Th 1.. • X<•w trolt, Michigan, when 14 0 an imals will give one of his rour sp lendid to serve yo u, insu r es that the buye r of a De Sc lf- (' ('nt('l'in ~ sold fo r an average of $1,173 pe r lectures namely . He 1edlty and Mar • Lava l will get qu ick and valua ble serv ice De l ,u ,·nl BO\\) head. Twenty thousan d do ll ars rlage, Will Your Dream Come True , whPn he needs It. was 1mid for a. young bu ll , $6,000 '.ihe S1>enders, and The Story of a More De Lava ls are so ld every year than all other makes com8 bined. ~:~f:r )~ 1~~1!:~.7~~1l, f~~.so: I(.; !~{ hose who heard l\lr Ott last - .. -,-,-, ,-. -,-s ,-N- o,-,-h-S-,-. -,- , ,-,o-n_e _S_7~ The ~ew De Laval has greater ca1>aclty than the 1 !) I G sty le, Is These prices indicate a remark• )ear know that he has good material ably strong demand for high class on subjects of modern thought and slm1>ler in construction, has fewer and Interchangeable discs, is Is cull ed to our lin e of Men's Div. individuals and therefore a most easie r lo wash , and the skimming emclency ls even greater. Each discussion. He was the pionee r in inJ{ 1ul(J S,, immin Jt Cup s . Ab.so• br il liant !utu r e tor the "Black machine Is now eQulJ)ped with a Bell Speed I ndicator. popularizing biologica l ethics, a nd lut cly New. An in ,;;p ec t lon fr o m and \Vhlte" breed. yon wlll mcnn sn lcs ro,• uo;. Is deeply Interested In municipa l :\Tew Cn tnl oµ- will be mnll cd 111 >011 r equ es t service. Send tor F'REE lllustrA.ted Des• crlptlve Booklets. Th e Hols te inl\1r. Ott Is of nation-wide promi1 ! Frl ~ln n A'!'!ociati on o f .\m eri cn. nence and comes highly recommend• F. L . Houghton, Sec'y, J6 3 Br 0tuhrn y. New Yor k ed, consequently every wide awake 20 Rns t Mndj so n Slr c<-t , Chic a go I Kodak s for Hcnt f Box 280 student of the Institution shoulrt B rntt e lbo r o, \"t . ,50.000 BR .\X C'HF.S :\NO J.,OCAL AGEN C'IE S TO E WOHl , D on :m. E '7pcrt Dc,•clopin f: nnd 1-.rlntin ,: . I make It a J)olnt to hear him. 3 1 F'cd cr :tl ,'.lvenue
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