l'ubli..;hcd
\\' ('(!-kl;r bl' th e Students
J,OG Y\ ', l"L'.\11, 'l'Hl'HSD
of lh<- t·t~,h .\J'rlc111l11r11JColle~c.
..\\:-,Sl•:PTK\IBEH
\'ll}llll<~H
:.?0. l017
2.
ManyFootball 1u.A.C.Plans Sta rs Back BigFairExhibit
Opportunities Of Today AreGreat
WJTII
l'ltl-:Sll)E\'f
l'HOl'EH CO J,J.,EOJo~ Sl'IBl1.' SIIOU,O 1)0 BIG
J'HOOlTTIOX
,\(;(lli-;~
TIO\
1'111WiS
\\'Ith
fl\"e l!r~t
~
arouu,1 which to dnss
1ww
root bull
)e r's football A
strong
urtlsts. hard
men
group
tl•am
I
back,
the
high
rnaterlal, or
gridiron
work,
while
Swede
11uh1t, Andy .Mohr, Stubby
Adopting
most
Lind-
cording
last
Hendricks, Is expected
Added to this line-up many
811lt Lake
who nre ell~lble
lllgh
or
For ele-
to
group an
l'tah
Ag-
planned
a
of displays,
ac-
announcement exhibit
of the College.
just
The College
Build-
up entirely
this
we have the
rear
to exhibits
emphasizing
S<'hool stars
need
tor increased
!or the team
this
conservation
and
production showing
I
school year held last Tuesday. Opportunities tor se rvic e were never so great, and especially opportunities for trained service, said j President Peterson. "The fate or l 100,000,000 people depends upon the youth of this nation. More than this, the rate of all the free nations of the world depends upon American
committee
ing will be given
bn<'k soon.
J.'OH YOl 'XG
There has ~en a time In the history o[ the human race whPn wealth, physical and mental ability, or human Jl[e was worth so much ns today, declared President Peterson In an address delh·ered at the first chapel exercises of this
I
John T. Caine 111,
of the
I
the
hns
made by Professor
shape.
Victor
l'()IS'l'S
l
or the l'tnh
as the unlr)'lng
College
telling
Into. chairman
squad,
l' ..~'l'l•:BSOS'
W .\Y 'l'O BIG .M'HIE\"E\IEXTS
Must Mobilize
ln Its exhibits,
and Doug C'annon are rounding year's
the slogan
F'alr "We
rlcultural
Peterson,
TIU:
1'\
l)ISPJ, .\YS
I1<---oodEfficiency"
this
('0\SEH\.\·
K\11'1-1 ..\SIZED
\\I .._JBIC.\
State
l'a11tnln TwltC'hell Is already at
.\l,L
11romlses to be ment
aggr<'J,:'atlon
.\SD
TO BE
the and
practlcnl
fall.
JOJIX T.. C'OlffHX. (m.\nl".\'J'B )I.\S.\GEB 01? .-\THLETJCS means of securing these necessary 1 ends. A prominent feature or the Mr. Coburn is also Secretary and Treasurer, and Purchasing Agent of youth and valor. "'e must fight for . the C'ollege, including the B. A. ('. at Cedar City, the Experiment Station j the democracy of the world today. th exhibits in e big display room of and the Extension Division, l\lnnager of the College Book and Sul)ply \\'c mu st rebuild for th e saved deexpecte,I in next Saturday. Percy the building will be a series of ex- Store, ·and Treasurer and Executive Committee member ot the Student mocracy of the world tomorrow. Ilunsen, of thl• "l"' 1,•reshmnu squad hlblts showing the n<'t!Ye part that Body Organization. I Never has a natlou had a greater op1 portunlty. Jai;t Yl'tlr, Is eligible this tall, as are [ has been played by the t:tnh Agr1-[ ______________ _ _______ Jn the solution o[ this
These Include \Vorley, Jan·is, Conkwright and Qllltgan here now, with the 8penrer twins and Stlefle
\lagt.'lby,
Elner
Olsen,
Neeley,
Del
cultural
College
during
the
Iproblem
past
MANAGER SYSTEM
I
J L. Coburn, Newly Appointed Man• ager, Outlines Policy To Be Pursued
b1other o( former football fame. shown, as will the etrectlve work Tht> buys out for thl' Freshmen done by the college In the agriculsquad arc showing great Sl)lrlt. tural organization ot the State. fi~~1old and Zebrlski from Eureka Special exhibits will show the High, are reporting regularly for I necessity for Increased livestock and 1irartlee, ais are Iluff of Spanish ?rop production and the means to be Fork, \\'est of Ogden, Harris of the il. Y. U., Harman or Rigby, aud Lee Watklnli of the B. Y. C. Coach Watson believes that he has e:-.:ce1,t1onnlly good material with "hkh to work. The only lacking element at tiresent Is good, live col-I
'-'lllI1loyed to secure this Increase will be tellingly set forth. Most com pre-[ hensl\"e displays covering tho storage of roods are In process or con-1 structlon. Here model bins, silos, C'ellars, and pits will be on display, The importance_or poultry In the
I
every thing must be sacrineed lf neecssa,y. We must stamp from the face of the earth that fclghlful thing, Prnsslnn Mllilaclsm. "Amerl<'a Is not smug and self sat-
u.A. C. ADOPTS GRADUATE
Ga.r,luer, and A.0.Hnmien, or the last )ear In connection with national war )ear ,\g~le Freshman squad, Bar-I preparations, The success or Aggie Jov; Is&. new mun who Is showing up men at the R. O. T. C. held at the v;eh In pradtce, while C'rookston I Presidio, where 17 out or 21 nppllJJ!d8 fair to repeat the sucress or bis! cants secured commissions, will be
The graduate manager system In athletics Is being given Its first trial at this institution this year. Wblle the student manager system has been fairly successful in the past it has lacked at least two Important es-
I
shall act almost the same In the future as they have in the past. They will be gh·en all the authority and I responylbllity and opportunity for lniUatl\"e that they desire and arc ('apable of handling. It will be my
"\\'hy
In this
crisis
iu American
life do all of us vow that every sacrlflce shall be made, even If that sacrifice reaches to our very firesides, for those we love most, that Amerleans may ll\"e among the nations of human Hy, a power for good? Why is 1 there throu""l10ut the land a quiet " • assembling of the great energies of thls people for battle and a silent, invincible resolution to see this business of war through to the end?
aim tn help secure efficiency by benelltlng by past experiences and by keeping the future always In mind. We shall try to Improve connd nd th I adefinite seco ' permanency, so nl a dlllo,,s of the past by·. fi•sl, pni•!ng policy can be established and • The tlrst game wlll probably be on School of l\lechanlc Arts and Agrl- the future always considered as well more attention to the freshman team It ls In part because America has September 29, with some L:tah high cultural Engineering, emphasizing as the present. In the past the and thereby developing more men; dealt with us fairly. We hnve come school. The first Conference game I the partlcultr Importance of training managers have been elected for one second, by trying to make it worth to her from all the avenues of lite, lege spirit. With a little more gin- 1>resent food crisis will be shown, ger In the Student Dody, tho coach methods or reclaiming water logged 11romlses a football team that the land will be described, and elabor1. A. C. can well be proud of. late exhibits will be made by the
Is scheduled tor October 13, when j tn this sch_ool at this time. we are to meet the L". of Idaho on, One entire wall of the main , . 'l'he C'on[erence schedule hlb1t room will be given over
their field]
arranged Inst Call will be adhered to as closE>IY as JlOSSlble, but lnasmurh as "'yomlng may drop out of the Conference tor this year, some
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sentlals to succe96: first, experience gained through connection with sueceases and failures In years past;
isfied. America has ideals that still !in In the hearts of the people. America does many thlnga very 1>oorly. But what a land or dreams! Now the youth of America yearn and strive !or righteousness.
Iyear only and therefore
could neither
ex-,
benefit by the past nor plan for the to future.
while to play on the team so that we! from from
can raise the average time on the team from about one and one-halt
<-hangeA are not unlikely. The C'onrerence games to be play-
booths showing ways to make over John L. Coburn, who has been yc:::r~, as at present, to about three clothing and attractive but economi-1 actively connected with our athlet- years which has been the case In cal methods of house decoration and furnishing. 11bee,enro,apthl>eoinptaesdt sGe:enndtueaetne YM•••'•'•• gl•'e:s. most other schools; and, third, by , , trying to attract the star athletes The small exhibit room will be In characterizing his alms as gradu- from the high schools instead of letused for displays of rood canning ate manager, he says: "It ls my ting the other Institutions get most
eel In Lµgan as at present arranged wlll be with the Colorado Aggies, the l'nh'ersity of Colorado, and the l"niverslty of Wyoming, tr It re-
nfonodd dp:)o'ldnugc.ls Ad~leedxahnlbdltcaonrnevdncdlouu ..~ Intention that the student managers • • , Ing the summer will be made. In a JllLlT ..\RY FH.BSC'll special demonstration kitchen varl-
IXl •"OIUL \TI OX
ISSl'EI)
A neat
little
booklet
them as in the past."
likely
I
draft,
mains In the Conference, '.\I \'\ T. \I , OF
Ior
...,.======~==========~
will
in the
find the course
containing
but information
I
1
that
will
save
the
old, head of the Department ot Modern Languages. This course will be
the balls of the wealthy and those ot power and likewise hovels
and
poor
homes
\\ here the problem of life and living is not yet solved aud she has said, 'God bless you you are mlue and . I am proud of your human soul and your nsplration and I will reward you to the best of my ability, with pitiful mistakes now and then, ac cording to your achievement and
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be drawn
I ous means or canning fruits, vegeBeginning September 25 , a special tables, and meats will be shown. A . ly valuable. No text book demonstration will be conducted course In Military French will be· used. The conversational given b:r Professor Frank R, Arn- will be employed throughout. here every bait hour.
all rules and regulations of the College that might be ot Interest to students has just been 1iubllshed by the Committee on Student Attal·,.,. • Students should study the booklet ca refully. Not only will much good advice be found within Its covers,
to
from
second
your purity of heart.' "God bless America. We love her for her mistakes, her failures, will be her Incompleteness Into which we me th0 d place our Ideal ot what she Is to be. Reel- Jt Is the blessed privilege of every
especial-
talion will be held every Tuesday mind In America to make the nation and Thursday at eight o'clock for a bette r. The good work Or those who
student much Inconvenience ts particularly adapted to the needs of period of ten weeks. No registration have labored for the last hundred therein clearly stated. The fly leat those expecting to go to France as ree will be asked ot those enrolling years now comes to the hands of states that "Students will be held for this special work. young America for, it may be, final res1ionslble ro, knowledge or the part of th e army or th e United p ro r essor A rno Id gave a s Im 11ar embellishment. Ours Is the work of contents or this booklet." That States. Those drafted, but who do course during the summer to the releasing from the unfinished stone should be enough to decide all stud- not have to leave for their canton- aviators at the Massachusetts Camp In lines or beauty the great figure ents to read the manual. men ts for a few weeks, and those of Student Aviators. (Continued on Page Four)
STUDENT
PACE TWO
LIFE
[ 1r an)' student Is aware of the fact it is through press notices only. have n group of .men anxious and able to gain glory for themselves
We and
. I
[or their school 1f given even hal[ of the support that Is their due. lf glve11 the ru11support or an enthusiastic student body no task wlll loom'
I
too _large for the_m. The champlon~hip of Utah ls something we may even nO\\ begin to tlunk aboul. And with euthuslaslic, wholesome support on the part of the students, the conference cham1)lonshlp Is not a remote 11osslbllity. Get off on the right and
your money
fool!
Start
carefully;
"<·o\'Tl:\TE
your work J)rom1)tly: spend
and choose
your
I
sPoHTs:· s.\ Ys
PH.Ji:sioi-;\''r
friends
.\In
your time
with discrimination.
x1<..:wS'JTDE\''l'S
1c..: 'l'O
l
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Saturday work, go to cc,1-\ any rand\ In the Yalley and ask for dur- it. You will thereby help your
YOL"B
,1¥ PL.\G
F l ,.\H .\\I>
If you want
____
Wholesale abandonment or l('ge and school athletic sports Ing the war is not advisable,
\\ ilhur n. \t.'-.hit. Your flag an<l my Ila~
country and your pocketbook. .\nd how It lllt.•S today Take In your land and my land be- 1 a walk all O\'er the college farm, Aud half a world away! cause of their Yalue to divert the noting stock and crops and the large Hose red and blood rt.•d American people, but because they variety or trees and plants. The col('ontrlbute Lo national defense. In a lege campus Is both a farm and a The stripes forevl•r gleam recent lelter to Lawrence Perry of botanical garden. Snow white an(! i,;oul white-dPnt
Wilson
believes,
the Xew York PrN1ident
not
Evening
Post,
~lay 15.
--
the
Take a trip to Richmond
said:
the Pioneer
"I entirely agree with dusion contained In your
----
Presi-
only
the conletter ot
~Iuseum
and vhiit
The good forefathers' ~ky blue and true blue
and fine collec-
tlons or Cuernerseys, Jerseys and Holsteins which are to be found on The gloried
I would be slncerC'ly sorry
many of the ranches.
dream.
With star::; to gleam bright-
Visit the Jo-
guldon
A shelter
ot the day;
through
the night.
to see the men and boys in our col- seph A. Smith farm in Providence ' leges and schools give UJ) their ath - 1and see a well planned estate an~ Your flag and my flag! letic sports, and 1 !Lope most sin- the most varied collection of trees 'l'o every star and stripe
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EDITORIAL
«•cely
that
the
I
I
coucses
of to be found
WEEKLY BY THE AGRICULTURAL
STUDENTS COLLEGE
OJ!., THE
will be continued
in the
lnternwuntatn
The dcums beat as heacts beat
And fifers shrilly pipe! n far as possible, not only to a!Tord a 1 Walk up Logan canyon. Logan j Your flag a tl my flag diversion to the American people in I people and others say it is the finest , A blessing In the sky the days to come, when we shall no our hope and my hoJleth d th st Entered as second-class mail matter September 19, 1!)08, at Logan, d(Jubt hav~ our share or mental de- In e ate. Are ey preju iced? It never hid a lie! Utah, under the Act of March 3, 1879. presslon, but as a real contribution Get u~> a c rowd and cli1~1b 1__.ognn I Home land and far land nd Printed by the Earl and England Publishing Company, Logan, Utah lo the nalional defense. for our I::::· inE:~:Y s~~l~::: doc:u~ts:.t lei:~ A half the world nround, young men must be made physically Old Glory hear s our glad salute \ "olume XVI. 'l' Hl'l tSU.\ \', $1•:l''l'KHBl~H 20. 11)17. Xumher 2. fit in order that later they may take Prof. Wm. Peterson to go with you,! And ripples lo the sound. It vou can. J the place of those who are of mili-1 · ,Jl'S'I' l'l ,.\I N '.\IIS1' 1;;n rnry age and exhibit the vigor and Go to church and Sunday school Your flag and my flag! PUBLISHED
<"Oll<'ge sports
nocmal
as country.
UTAH
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Whether to call a teacher doctor, professor or just plain of the minor problems that come to new college stuUentt1. colle·ges It is the custom
among
faculty
members
I I
mister is one In reputabl~
to call each other
. on Sunday. Every ward has its d alertness which we are prou lo be- meeting hou se and there are also a Auel oh how much it holdslie\'e to be characterl8t!C of our I Your land and my landth t d young men." I Me odlS all an Eplsco1>al church Secure within Its folds'
mister
and for students to call the members of the teaching rorce 1>rofessor, except liH' instructors, who are addressed as doctor H they ha\'e secured the degree. An agricultural college should stand abo\'e all others for democratic
principles
( we hope no one thinks
we arc talking
politics)
J
--~
d 1m Logan. · Semi in newsy notes to Student I Your heart a.u myth heart, . Lire. Heaven knows we need it, for I Beat quicker nd at n e Sight:
--
I ('..\J ,'E 1'EHI.\
l,I\ . ING
IU all'C.'ES
EXJ• J...:NSES
and
we are forced
to use moral
drip
to Sun-kissednd a wi dcl-tossed Hed a blue h au white. TheTheoneflag flagror -lme e great flagand you-
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we should like to see the use of titles discarded by all students and The only item In the l\\'ing ex- [ fill u1). teaclwrs at the A.C. The love ot till es Is mos t o tr ens1ve · l y G erman, w 1111e pense or the student that has not Join a club. They are legion at the Indiscriminate use of titles Is a thorough ly American characteristic gone up .. because of tho war'' is the f the college. Look them up In the and we E"hould like to hasten the day when e\'ery one Is just plain mister. !cost of a square meal In the cafeter· Buzzer and see what , .,, . . \ . ones you. like It would
not be a bad custom
know ,·lllage
school
t<'achers
to extend
furthe r than
who are called
professor
the campus
for we l,l.
and college
seniors
A degree
should
doctor as soon as they sit on a. platform.
who are dubbed
I
or their
Jn his own impulsive rnluable and
e-trort.
rushes
madly
activity
than
Into
athletics
But It loses its value and eneq:~y. College should side or college,
band
Freshman
the
advice
the nearest
ror both
for a student
be a training or, In otlwr
a. European
may often
misspend
to ·•get busy"
activity
mental
and
\Ye say su<·h a man
has shown
by the ellmlnauon It been possible. The careteria
should
keep
certr.ln
training
should
come
P<'rspeetlve.
In mind,
that
first and
thNerore,
Is not obtainable
before shall
nil e-lso.
that
elsewhere; If we do that,
bE'gln to see things
more
and
life out-
\\'<'
nearly
It Is a difficult
g<'ttlng student
Very
thing
for n football
ff'w teams
will drag
disgusted with th<' task. body tn rush a rootbnll
team
body
body
if the stud<'nt
body
a town
prices.
football
tf'am to do thf' drni.n:lng.
anywhpre
with a fr<'shmnn
human
shall in
very
We- really
A request
Is for the betterment
then
has Just been re ceh ef
P. R. Arnold,
at such
fifteen
cents
reasonable
and ach ieve this Insight,
a fern
along
mnke
lmportunat<'
the
meal. J Harvard
field
oak,
nncl are
cud
pray do not imagine
that
this
tnnts of the field,- thnt, the-y are many In numbn, nrt<>r nll, they llttle, shriveled.
a though
I
don't
theme-s
thrust
c,rnune?.:t
student
st ru ggling
it?"
upon by
l< .,rt•nrh
to <'onduC:
head ur the department
C'hrlst lan
'1'111,; (; HU , w11 ·1-t •r1n : HOE
silent,
!?or duty
Maud,
calls glrlles
and one al ten a. m Because
r.um~er
or the grell
or men dN1lrlng
this
worl
with I diapel, ncrordlng lO ('olonel ll broul'k. BetwN•n two and thrff hundred nwn lmvp nlr<>ady slgnlfllG
Herald
Oh, come Into the gardPn,
m. on Friday, on Saturday
n [ It will be- nel·t•si;ary to use the P
"Gosh, but It takee that sort or thing,
--~--
are abroad
I
tht.'ir deslrt;- to <'nroll and great
ell· thuslasm for thf' <'Ourtic la muntre1t 1 th nt "' Fort. The coursti "111 ronslst of twentr lf.•ssons. It ~ as dnelOl)f'd ff'ssor .\rnold during the,
by p summe
wht•n he gnvf' work of a similar lure to MasRachusPttS
In o\'f.'ralls.
aviators.
na
nbou
r<>ndy to INlV<' for J<'rnnC'e. The let
of course, -or that,
Truf'
are other than the m<>nger, hopping,
or the- hour •--Burke-.
girls'
Admiring
those who I And many
loud and troublesome
Insight
his own dully· n glr l to write
<'hink, whilst <'attle, reposed or the British
the
this
rin g
thousands of great bpn('alh the shadow chew
have
the 8tud - , them.,.
beforC' make- the noise nr<' the only lnhabl-
team to help, although
Military
no
Decause h air a clozen grasshoppers under
true
have
ln
classe-s at the t?ort. Arrangements ha.ve been made to ha\'e Prorcs!',OJ
No where else can a men marry
f'or
IZ'.<'lwith their
their
Of tor
life.
for
and
XOISJ •: IS NO'I' t,; \' EH YTIIIX G
training
tar
'.\IIIJl'l '.\IH
FHJ.:~( ' II
J
nox1 ,: \ 'r H .\DCl ,IFFE
Is maintained
of the students
ent can secure a very satisfying
It ls n relatively <'US)' t hi ng for a live tenm along to suecE'ss. And both the
gets
all learning
has
and
student body and the football team enjoy tht> process. It be-gins to look as Ir the- Aggie football tt.•am will have to drag student
and
and some men eorrect
to drag an Institution
a studPnt
buying
or all waste
or choiC'c dishes
this
They
are \'ery much unexposed. Take up some form or athletics.
place be round o!Terlng surh n variety
proportions.
to victory
benefit
lts operation.
J<.,IRST, to get
that
Ask' l'. s. soi. 1~ 1.;m; ~\ ".~
much In the library.
to see the shelf or new books.
and Jets his
poor judgment.
~ve are here
Browse
Glorified else white beside-and bl ue! The reelall and
accordmgly.
Dally theme--- by a Rndcllre stud- or Modern Language-s or the colle gt attempt is made to do more than 1ent: "'Some men are born with an conduct this work. Two rlasses wl pay the bare expenses Incurred in Insight Into th e soul feminine, so me be given each week, one nt seven p
the
By that we- mean that ht• lnl'ks perRpecth'e and falls to gh·e bis various aC'li\'ltlPR their proper proportion of his time and energy. ,ve
I
friends
his vocation
go in neE'd becaus<' ht• has ~pent tno much time organizing or basE'ball team
Only by the mo~t careful
all or his best time
for life: and In every-day
or l\lr.
make
I
I
zeal
de"elopment.
who loses his position
beans, lamb.
best and
intenuity in order to keep down the Swimming Is slm J)lest and a tennis by the School of Correspondence. price of cafeteria dishes. Especialraquet comes n ext. rtah Agricultural College from c.;oJ. 81 ly Is It dltricult to operate successru1 - j Take fnr your motto the prlncl1)le, onel Hasbrouck, Commandant I 1 much ly with but a few student patrons. of all Miss H.avenh111's cou r ses that J?ort Douglas, for a special instrue
and uncontrolled. Is no better out-
well or a man who neglects words,
tn baked to roast
I
too seriously,
physical
Ice cream
Cooley , our efficient cafeteria manager, has been fc>t·ced to use great
awe
with commendable
when it absorbs
school
we do not think
ror his avocation: family
takes
or else have
Too often this zeal Is unr<'strnlned, surfers and football prospers. There
and ('nthuslasm. ('lass work then side
way the
He often
value
from canteloupe
I from
Indicate more than a platform ele\'ation and should not be In every day use In democratic, American circles. Those who most use degree handles are usually either Ignorant for class distinctions.
F Ive cents will still buy a n ythrng
11atrlots will all applaud,
You'll mah a hit 80 rome Into the- garde-n, Maud. And do your bit.
tnseets 1
- Louls\'llle
('ourle-r-Journnl,
Isons
.will J.thf' thP aolclh•r a workln knO\\ lerlge or Fn·n<:h and they "II'!
I makl:"
him familiar
nlC'nl mllltar)·
Iordinary
terms
with those
te<'h
not rN'f"IYed
<'OIINte Pre-n ch
11
STl DEXT
PAGE THREE
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Impressions OfA Badger To one whose accustomed en\'ironment has hC'en in a stale nearly SUITOUIHINI by the Great Lakes and tht• ).l!sslssip11i River, with almost lnuumPrabh• lak(•s dotting the entire Jands<·a11t•, l"tah offers much that is 110\el and or t•x<'etltional interest. On aJ)proachlng Green River, l"tah, on the Denver and Rio Grande, 1 l'Cmarkt-tl to a mnn on the train, who hap1ien('d to be a resident or Gl'\'t'n Illn•r, that we must be passIng through the Great Desert. "It J.,nks quite dry here," he said, "but thert• are thousands or shet'p raised in this !W<·tlon or the state," and he had every reason to believe another tenderfoot was crossing the mountains. So I have decided not to jump at conclusions but to get my Information dlre<!t Crom people who know the fl\cts. The next day I visited the Salt Lake City l\lunlcipal Market Place where all sorts or vegetables and fruits are sold and I found that the prices tor most or the Jlroducts were lower than In Wisconsin. Then I came to another conclusion and that is, the desert land we read about in the geographies Is really a land or ·'milk
J,11,1 \\f"('k
But the real 1>romised land was reached when we arrived in Cache' ''alley. Prof. l'rdahl of the Uni-
up In the
1
verslty or ,v1sconsin, had told me \ thnt this valley was one of the most J)icturesque and fruitful "alleys he had ever \'!sited. He especially praised the beauty of location of the r. A. C. grounds. Proressor l"rdahl stated the case \'ery mildly. The mountains surrounding valley give one the reeling ot bigness or things In the ,vest.
the the The
people seem to have spirit, as is evidenced
this very
caught by the
Stud<.'llt
'l' l1i-.: \\l'C'k
11,111,.
and honey."
it
l,ire lUllll('tl i~ ahl('
th ' II('.. \
1(1 111·(',('III
l1H·ult,r
Ill('
memh<.'r>:
pirt111·(•-.
g'll\"C a·1 ;l('('OHIII IJ('W
111emhc
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i .=====-.:-~ I arid country may
be made
ative spirit educational
tor social, economic, betterment
of rural
and com-
I
The cafeteria is run for your convenlence. Patronize it.
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turned marked: t!ddress."
"Remo\'ed
Left no
In co-operatl\'e enterprise. communities under Intelligent
in the Columbia
.. l"" Summer
I spent
at Harvard, taking business administration.
A.
H.
Saxer,
J)rofessor
o[ I
Such cal Analysis, designed e 8peclally ror di- his course in Mathematics 2. The
fruitrul, and It ls Indeed fruitful ror re<'tion and encoUragement respond book consists of thirt)' five assigneYeryone seems to have fruit treea I readily to the new demands for a ments for home preparation. c,f ap11\es, peaches, and plums, beside better and happier rural life. excellent vegetable gardens connectrtah represents such a type of Earl \'an Wagoue:, last year in
!
I
community and no doubt wlll sustain her repctatlon as a leader In co-operat\ve er.terprlse In Its new and fuller me: r:lng of the twentl"lh century. z. B. \\"ALLIN, Dept. or Economics. populace, but to drink the pure cold j --• --water which bubbles from the many ..\ C'HE~ ll 8T'S P OIXT 01<' \ "Jl,J\\' mountains in Logan is to be convinced that there could be no better. '.\ly Impressions thus rar may Fair CleoJ)atra,so they tell us,centur-
Station,
Lyngby,
Denmark,
seem more or less superficial when tes ago tis a \'isitor here investigating exconsidered from the standpoint or Dissolved a pearl and drank It, her perimental methods at the rtah Exthe social forces which have made magnificence to show; \ p~riment Station. l\lr. Oram, who this a pleasant land In which to IIY~. But lo! this did not ser\'e to prove has spellt some time In this country Such achievements as one sees on the glory of her state-studying American methods, ls mak~ e\'ery hand can be obtained only It showed that vinegar dissolves cal- Ing a comprehensive tour of the western states. He Is working In when a decided unity or Interest clum carbonate. connection with Dr. Ram, one or prevails. The co-oe ratl ve spirit must -Exchange. thoroughly of the t"tah
permeate
people. has taught
the socia l life
Through
this
the world
spirit
bow an
_ Love laughs that
is before
-- ♦ -at
locksmiths-but
marrlage.-Evchange.
work
Denmark's perts
famous
who visited
two years ago.
agricultural the Utah
_____
I
now connectof irrigation,
l'. SC. O. A., spent a few days of last
week in Cache county
advising
with
I
I
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I I
'J'II E LIGHT
Abe ('aesar
'l.'11.\T
f'A ILEI>
(a new recruit) - "Yes
rarmers here concerning the drilling brudders an' slstahs, l's Jet' de serbof seYeral wells and the extension Ice ob ole Satan l's now a bright of the 1rngat1on S)stem While ,ui' shlnln' light on de Lawcl's side" here he , ls1tecl for a few hours \\ !th I Skeptical listener (In back seat ) "Den pay me back dat fo' dollahs old friends at the college.
Cooley in the Cafeteria.
ad\'t.
I
yo' owe me; less yo' 110 bettah dahk lantern."-Exchange.
dan a
--....-"Paw?" .. Yes, Tommy."
"What
Is Roquefort?"
..Spoiled cheese, my son." "And what Is Llmberger?" ··Spoiled Roquerort."-Exchange.
R. J. Gordon, a graduate or way , l'HIX'J'l~H.'S ERJtOR off '99, writes an Interesting letter'. to our Alumni President, Professor John T. Caine 111, from Lethbrldge, An unfortunate printer named Flint Alberta, Canada, In which he de- Rashly married a wealthy Miss Print 1 Now he cries he was sold , clares that he still holds the 'O1d 1 For her ty1>e Is too boldSchool on the Hill" in great vencra-
ex- lion, and wishes Station
of the institution
in 1Summer School, will remam In the J.~f!.Sl this winter studying in the l' o.lumbla J\ledical School.
charge of the Stenog:aphlc Bureau at the College, Is 110,1 located at Washi!1gton, D. C., whe:-e he has n House on College Hill, nol modl)osltion in the office of Senator Reed ern, almost completely furnished, Smoot. While in Washington lie will with accommodations for 14, for A group of young men could attend the George Washington Ln,, rent. reduce ll\'lng expenses materially hr School. hiring a cook and running a club E. Gram, from the Diseases Ex- house. Rent reasonable_ See i\lr. periment
All girl students
I
School. Dr.
par for this local.)
I
'.\lathematics, has just published al Brice i\lcBrlce, '12, pamphlet called Elementary Graph!- ed with the department
witb. foundations laid and the machinery pure l in order for the greatest possibilities
didn't
I
One Is particularly Impressed the many crystal streams or
sJ)Clll
;;;;~
dr e invited to a watermellon bust to be given by the Pan-Hellenic ant to be outnumbered 2 to 1 by girls. Popularity is often a relative Council or the Sororities tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock, on the matter, after all --80Ulh lawn. I James G. Osmond, '12, ls visiting with us for a few days. Since gradScott and Alfred Budge, after I uation he has spent most of his lime spending a summer in New York 1n "'I as s ac I1use tt s. •1•wo years were d tv• 'att e nding the . Columbia •r" · .
John E. Smllh, Assistant In the Chemical Laboratory last year, expccts to attend Columbia l'nivers\ty this winter. The past summer he
home sites. "'lsconsln boasts or good water and Milwaukee has been made (In)famous for Its ability to quench the thirst or a goodly number or the
lll' OIIIO•
1111,·e ''gont·
Student Life has an add this week. See If you can find it. (Mr. Cooley
tr.cle Sam has placed e1)itaph! I Girls! Remember the melon bust on a great many Alumni. Great i on th e sou t b lawn tomorrow at four. nur.1bers or circular i_etters recently j . --.--. sent to these dear cl11ldren were reThe bO)S find it extremely pleas-
certain, that only people of large be some common bond of Interest vision could have achie,•ed whflt bas either social, economic, or religious. come to J)ass in the Irrigated sections l It ls undoubtedly true that the or l'tah. community which Is bound by re" and' !lgious ties possesses the greatest Clea • Tl'. Cool ''l ghls. ll'e bracing atmosphere, and the intense possible social solidarity. Comsunlight are sure to be noted even munlties or this type have a definite I by the most casual observer. · and purposerul life. They have the
ed with their
("('l'tni u fneult,r
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Locals
to pr.,;-
duce. 1 At this time various social agencies throughout the country have recognized the need of the co-oper-·
cold water which flow through all parts or Logan, to make the land
or
1·-.: lllHI ,,r 1,1h1•1·-. nl10
I
I
l
and
,omc
world."
wide streets and ample building munities, In order to build up counspaces for their home sites. This is try life in the country there must
e<1'
of
the college
and all
connected with It a most prosperous career during these trying times.
And since marriage squint.
she's
started
-Exchange.
to
1•·orR
P.\GJ.~
STt'DE:-:T It may b<', of wealth
and luxury
Director Caine ImpressesCalifornian s
LIFE
and
HY)lEXJS:\IS
opportunity,
not because they deIt al all times, bul because we wlll be over generous. "\\'e shall err on lhe side of lovSPr\"e
l{I,;\ \'O'l'J,:
S'l'IUI\ES \"I.\
OF (;.\ l, I F()H-
l•'.\ I H
ST.\'l'I•:
I\'
.\\
'1'0 C.\'l'T l, I~
.\HIHU.:ss
B1t 1,;1,;n 1,:HS
Ulrcctor
.rohn T. Caine DlvJslon.
111 of tlw
rC'turnC':I
last
That
too lllU<'h hard hands an<I common c1ualltlPs, but how easy to rf'trlt•V('. \\'c• t;hnll saC'rlflc.·e for the time nrt nnd literature and many lug
or tho1-c• olilPr 1-;x!l•nslon
:\larrlnge
S(•Pm lo
whkh
i-:Jwltt•rNI from
things
of
thrive
best
just
I
I
when
delivered Cnltrornia
or the
or art and literature whkh shall be as the
at a banShorthorn
arlSPII
h(• de<'lnrc<l that
our great
breeders
must raise
Llntoln,
'rJ-H : 110.\11•: t-:co :so: HI CS unr
Ing to the Sacramento
pl1:,:0~1:~:s1~;1:~1:h1~1U v~~;~;e ~=op::~'
buildh11:
ha11 this to say or Director Caine's ~dilrf'SS: .. '\\'<' must forget the fads and
world of dcmorrncy,
economics
fani•les
tt•nden<'y in America
In these
Bee.
The Bee
war times
and view
animals as meat producers. raise more meat and must
tlw
\\·e must
!'eln·t
gnod meat
type animals
to do
11_ This Is not time for frills. ma~· be winning the war, but tnu inc
don't
will
win
do our
l.'\"erythlug
part
We
food
1,11,.lut"!lon!" ··Thus dill ProfC'SSor .John T. ('aine
!ilrlkt'
Ill
th<• clomlnant
note
r.on <"m11hnslzed the
of tht'
fact
Peterthat
today
the
home
r al ('ollege
economks
possesses,
In th<.> \rest,
but
best
a most
ec1ulpped
eflkle-n:
home
j
Claytor This
_
_ __
_
_
___
their
Is to res-
·----
--
Abo his own.
\"!rile
'·The
world
this tendency declared Presi-
1
1r:1 ai1 a good meat , ..
but
:uh lsed
tlwlr
g-1,.,
J,;rowlng of animals
Short-
producing
the
att<•ntlon
the
and
strictly that
to
to
the
will gin·
a
nui.xlmum of good cuts or rood and to forgt•t fanc·y sto<-k until aft('r th<' ,1;1r Is on~r 0
TllC' war has wiped from the <'arth 115,000,000 farm animals that "
should ft•s:-.or Stut('s up thls
be hC'rC' today' continued Pro('nine. ·\Ye of the Pnltcd must do our shart to make clcfl<'lenry. It Is a mnttn or
Ji 11rlotli-m
Is money to be 11 1 h• at lt too. C'nl!fornla Is de• \t•loplng wonderfully as a beef-cat'l'hc
show
of shorthorns
thi., y('ar, J believe, is the best e\"er lwl<I In the \\"est' "
!4Uhstnnc•c Jmrt
for
\\'c !l('('W
correction
Is
still
ncNI no wreckage. No be shorkcd away and re-
J>lil<'C'd by new \re n<.'ed only ror the thing w(' are building.
hoJIC"S or n hundred urt• In llrn hands
love The peoJJle
million
of the \Vest
of the young
men
I
the
I
Health Hint s At lbe yenr.
bt>glnnlng
when
ob)Jged
so many
to
<'hange
or the
school
students
are
rad\C'ally
th eir
months
in work
n
requiring
great
tlo:rnllty,
no i;a<'rltlce of ou·r na•
w~ will
absorb
from
lwly C'OOp('ratlon no worn
thl11
out tradl·
ru1mtlon
Into
and
ll
pation
with
suiting
In anythln~
all
or lls disordl'rs from
re-
tht> food r('(Jtilrements
re• proportlonntply
decreased
!hi' rf'tHIJURltll<'nt ('11nnot
nnd our
1,
l;
from c:!t•romposltlon
In tlH' bowC'l.
££'le t vN:Nabl(',:;
Is dil'.l<'ult
down
10 lay
!lard
change
from
the varl('d,
nnd
11 i,; dlffkult
B.
<'Omfort to seH'l"l' autu-lnlt)xlcatlon eau ·ed by tht• absorballon or 11olsons
the
and
\·Iola
present
.\llt•n,
stardiy
de-
tlon.
Probably
the
not. think
If he Isn't
and
fruits
"Pete"
himself
Is
married, nnd Wt> he l1; he ls gong to marry
and Wl' think England.
when
director
•••
to change
c.rdi. o hc.ust> lllt':tu, but It would bt• wise tor tlw avera~e stuth•nt tn
It
he has married
Della
11ncl tht'Y are offl.'rl•ll or to sup11Jy th<' dt•-
S. J Quinney, 'lti. -..nd J<1~se ~:dl':i<:y by buyl:.i:; frt>-sh apJli<'S and ether fruit ln plate or cnntl:r \ E!c<'les, 'li, do not believe In lbt• In' p- t<1rmnrriage or rares, they both he J 1(•~ nre 11lent1ru1 and tlw~111lhls rail. long to the Association of Aggie
I
Would
it not b<' a wise hlt>a to k('{'J> Alumni. "Joe" hopes to be n bar0:1 !rnnd aiicl use thPm more rlstt'r when lea\"es ll annrdshe . freely. b<'arlng out the old adage, I "J<'ss" knows he he will be when ··.A,1 apple a day k<'c11s tlw do<'tor I 1 away." It mny. 1 l<.>aves wilb hl: · • • >C'l'C
!
home-cook-
is n common
There
tcnden<'Y
to
I
Stunn('r
Hatch
and
E loise
Jone,s
hnblt
nnrl In mnny olnys
be
mny take to be<'ome
nn fmportnnt
where J>nrt
roods I.
a Rultklt>nt umount I'
Is not
onl)
burden
to thf' s~·stNn,
n not utilizer!
unnt>c-t•s11nry but
has
hns to he dh·nrdecl
upon thOR<' "ho
<·omplalnts
the ordinary
to
they are ''Ideally hope they are.
\Ve
b<'Pn provldt>d
bonrdlng
ls
I11hyskal 1
J.~nrtunately dlrenors
our
roaches
Stilnd
and the
tor
h!E,:lit-st lype or J)hyskal <'ducatlon, whkli proYldes nn opportunity ror
a <1n·ry studC'nt
10 1rnrtk!1rntt•.
I... 11 Hatch
h~tlln·".
and Ina Portn,
b•>th
as
During
thest> delightful
full
wus a d<>bntn last ye r, a mcmbt>r or th(' t,•am that m<>t "·yomlng. :\ll!ts l'ortE'r was n membf'r starr,
I
with
a "tooth"
dnys
Wt• must tin-.",
~Ir
list W
thnt
ror
romunre
with
llw " pr ospe,·
I . PoultE>r an, J
\1 1111 It not b(' <'ondurlni to hc>nlth Kut('I fiqulres. Th<.>lr en,:ngem(' n t waa to walk to sthool In the mornlng1? reC'f'nth announ<'Pd, the ma rrl nA"e 10 would
hou~e dlc>t Is
or thf' nuut>r
11t-r husband will tf'a<'h schoo l, while 1,he writes sto r ies
l\lake
ror su<'h foocl use or the Gym. nnd the ('on,·IH'S.
wnst<' It Is n <'Ommon Ob!wna1lon
traceable
of ru<>I f'nts.
srnr<'hY and fotty foods are
ronsunw:l, It would hr n•adlly undcrstood that suC'h n IH•n,·y n1t•ut dlt-t
voluntnry <'ttort will b<' neressnr)' to ovcr<'nlll<' It, Rom<" of the common rrec1ucntly
exerdse
It
sm• "hl'n
but made
cnses
for
Iunderstand
somP form or meat or N::'~s. If one j tere at a great ('XJlt>nse 10 the State 11romlnt'nt students of Jasl YPllr . were would bi•ar In mind that the fun<'llon j an.I th11t tht· object or such <'XJ)endl- rnarrletl during the summer, llat<'h
o" n IO\'f' or mN1 who toil nnd womt n who snrrlflrP anrl we will heap n surfeit,
.;, ancl sw('N
di
merC' dl3•
of prot{'ln rood In the adult Is mc.•n•ly re is to better the physi('al devel0<'- to rt•pulr tht• wnstl' or tilt• body tis- c irn<>nt and th<' lwalth or !hf' stud-
st•dentary
fl•t·tlons
nre worthy
former
lty
normnl
our
. ..
\Ve wish them
ha\'e for the mnin pnrt or each meal
or rood cat<1n 11roportlon tu
rf'turn
own problems,
In
school
tha~ rrom one to two quarts. l·.,errlse Is but sl\gtly lt>ss Im:ic:nant. RemembC'r that 011portun-
Is O\'N
lmpt>r-
In
winter.
Alexander
of
teach
care, restaurant, and many boarding hous<.>s. R<'<'<'nt Inquiries hn\"e disclosed the rnct thnt many students
wllh 1rnrh clh11mtch. It wt•t•ks for the appetite
own
will
1111pplysuflklent en<'rgy nod keep up the- n•1>nlrs of the body the nppetit<' 1n,-rN1S<•s and therefore the amount
tlmtR or cnstc nnd 11rlvllegf' ancl lwn•dlty \\'e shnll aftC'r this bnttl t to our
They
lu
spirit
ed diE'l to the mor(' or less monotondrluk rno littl<' wnter The avt•rnK<' ran awny from school Inst sp ri ng ,- • 1 ous. rrequ<'rltly one sided diet or the- dally co::sum1nlon should be not less so we heard-and got married \\'e
t·nt c•ntt•rs
1•1l<nowlcdg('
' 16, ha,·e,
"Companions
<INll or J)hysic'a\ exertion and In response to the demand for rood to
nll th(' n•st of t11<1fr('('
W('
popular
or last year,
the military
become
I
ls presumably In the se\'erity of Now the work Is th<' work. SU•ltlpnly stol)tH•d and th(' stud-
world,
decided
the
l\IcAlister,
:\lilfortl this tlw same. (;uy
Allen,
with
Arms."
for
women of .\mC'rlC'a. ··As th<' youth or Amerl,·a join h nds with th(' youth of pra<'tkally nnd
\\'ard
thE> times,
habits of lhlng, a few suggestions ,. 't rul('s , l! to the amount one will Jiro\"e helpful In J>reventin.£?; should <'at bu1 It Is n sate rule tn ♦ many unnt•rer.sary and n•ry disagreeOl' l' OH'l'l \1 '1'11<: S OF '1'0 0 .\\ . \ H t-: ~tc;i N:tlni, bt fort• the appetite Is can :.,·r ullll' ailnwnts. romp\t"l{')y sa1lslled. "It Is better ThC' greatest number of disorders to suffer the pangs of hunger than r,,,o,,n,,,,p,,•,.•aek0110,e) ti>" will 11robably result from incliscre- the J)erils or O\'('reatlng." .~1· , _s(1Cno,,1~t1,',',",,•,~,, ~,i·c:,rlcl. We rwecl no new marb!C', tlons In dlt•t. l\lnny students have One of the dlflkult situations rnl~tnkNI hav<' bC'l'll mnde but the ht't'n engngcd during the summet- which we have lo nwet Is ihe sudden tlu•r(l.
Claytor
or the 43rd Infantry Band at Fl. Doug1 tas, the latter, a popular Sorosls of gn•atcr efllcicn<'y. '1'111-: ,rnnl.\X I(' .\HTS Bl 11,01: \ (; lasl year, were marrletl during the "Tht' p1·esent sch'lol yenr is open:\l<'<'hanic>s, <'nginP<•rs, men trained for manual 11unml1s art> 1101, In summer, '\.hf' having been fasC'lnIng under most fa\"orable conditions. great demnnd. Such are trained at the t·. A. C. in the Sl'hool or L\gri- aled by Guy's Khaki uniform. :\lay With a registration far In excess of rullurnl Engilll'crln~ and ?\ledrnnic Arts. This :whoo! has anqile sho11s their joy never end! nil <'XJ)C'Ctatlons, the work of the and laborntorit'S In the .Me<'hanlc Arts Building. y(•ar Is already well under way. ------- ----~-----------\re almost forget whether Peter Spe<'ial arrangements have been dc!ic-ie:-.t In tht• llbroul! or rt•gulatlng A C. Pedersen Is married yet or noL mndf' whneby lat(' re~lstrntlon on O\f:r(•ating nrc tlrow~l111•m~, dullness, JI(' seems to blend so lm11cr ce1Jtlbly tht' part of thost• who cannot get StUJ)ldity, hl•ndaChC'S, fcl'llng of ])res- H·~,:talilt·s and fruits IIIHI In tl1t•lr 1 to plan• hNn ler and more <•oncentrntecl I rrom the single to the married state, away from home for the> opening two sun', lark of nm bit Ion, Inability I . fvt,dH apJ)t'ar, suth as ml'nt, eggs, 1 that the unsus11ectlng public Is weC'ks will be possible." concl'::.trate, Indigestion, anti const1- 1 <hn•se, J)ork and bC'nns, rice puli• j hardly conscious of the transformnthf' youth
nnd there
th• slntt•.
that
ever go be-
body secretary
harmony
plrnslzcrl the value or <'ciucntlon that th<' slogan 'l<Jducatlon for all' must
training
an!-
breeders
would
May they live happJly
~llss E r ma student
dent Peterson. ·'The Jlr<'sent conflic>t has so em-
laf-t nl1(ht. It was the keynote of tlw edu<'atlon of nil: for equal privitlH• met•tlng, and Is the sentiment l<'A"N>an,! training. 1t Sel'S before 1 tP\alllng ('\"C'rywhcre among exhib- it a wond1•rful Ol)J)Ortunity for ser~ !toni at tlw fnlr. \"l<'r during the coming )ear in cxtollt•d
of the
dreamed
ever after!
State J<'alr al th<' b<'<'Omc n. rart. The l'tah Agrkul·b, 1Hill<'l lwld at th<' Travelll'rs Hotel tura\ ('ollC'ge hns always stood for
('a Inc
Smith.
match
was esse ntial to or the 43rd Jntantry Banet.
the safety
who are raising
families.
•
the platonic.
,·e>ran<'e the mothers
llne11.
vs. Marlon
No one ever
a ··Drum-Minor"
clean,
•
relationship
, yond
one-
side
Good L u ck!
Preston
season.
__
mnrrled.
least
was the surprise
I
I !l 17 California
"Prof
·'Twitch."
ad-
the undy-
the
•
lhe
faculty.
___
on
, n1:sn
not only
,both
or one-at
peel the men a~ women who perform th<.> work or the world, to re-
the war will strengthen we toward demo('racy,"
If
for greater
President
for
Agricultu
nre
"rooter"
Blessed l"tnh
!\Its~
married
be reciprocal.
Is now assured
ing supJ)ort
loyal
Tl
has
-It may
they
'Twit<'h"
who had or the peo-
which-
:\[nybe
a Ylslon or a government
has married
or she
we ba\"e not been specially
, lsed
<'allle for food, not as a fad, a('cord-
to the tnllo,1 ini:;
Twitchell
Hodges;
him;
and a great
fragrance and beauty which has from the mu<'k of the world's 1iast rottenness. \re slwll vindicate prophet,
Al\'ln
:\lary
c·ultlvated fit'ld or blossoms and fruit c·omparNI to the O<'<'aslonal color and
Bn•Pdcrs' Association held the night of S<•ptcmbcr JO, Director Cnlne struc·k the keynote pf the F'alr when
\\.
e are Indebted !"or this column:
I
of de--
a J)urltr
glory
·\l an addreos
flllt·t
at
held
but to be
But seen too oft, etc.
~aturday from California wherl' lw mo1·raey But rrom the completeness ,,·t·llt lo Judge beef cattle at the- or our dt'lllO<'ra<'y shall finally arise Cidlfornla Statt;i Fair H:wranH'nlO.
mien
to be hated , needs
8(.'Pll,
beauty
the harshness
Is a monster
Of su<'h hideous
R. 0. POHTER,
M D
take
place In Octo ber .