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"BoccAccIO" ATFIRST COLLEGELOANoIREcToRHoop Team Returns From I• NIBLEYHALL ROLL APPEARS AROUSES A.C. I NEXT WEEK . c .. IR.\T ,1E~ R.\~K Hl(;H STUDENTS TripToU.of Colorado Tht• honor roll for the -first term 1s post~d in the hullc•tin Gives Pertinent Thots Eoys, Defeated, Have High Regard For Colocas(• ju:-t inside the ma:n ('11On Patriotism rado Sport 0 manship trance. In looking on•r the rolls \\' nesdav an,l Thursdav, som~ int1.::re:-tin~ rompari:-:on:; OS<.'.\R h.IH.l\H.\.\I \LSO r 1 a .•ind· i "Hnc~a<.'ci'i"' the cal 1:e drawn. Tht•re am six S~E.\KS .-\Ithough th(•\· '"ere beaten m ha, e b(·t•n. could have turned r cge era makt· it..; appear- :-\tlHil•nts on th~ first roll whil·h tlw l.1:-:ttwo g::unr~ of a thn•c the tide on this eYenins-r. The r n anl'e01 at_ 'ihll'} H.ill. The has for its qualification:-. thl'St' Hd:er J. (Trant. leader of till' iamC' :-:eril,S. the Aggies n·- l'l'SUlt of the first nig-ht's contest I I .' Oil( Supc':-: ht•st i;~:~r--t=w,·.'1~~ •.j!hr!~clll~.~ ~,e1•_lo~~r,1[kl_. a,-,rtThird Lihl•rt\' J,oan dri,·e in th(• tunwd home -.,·ith the feelin~ fillt•d th(• Aggie boys full of cont: oml'-'f"i to h,·l• u1_ to the ra~l h' h l " I st11te, sreaking in the inten·st of that had the n·ames been pla.\'ed ficl•.nhCl'mHI I they a1(~11nit, I too h ,h ~tandarcl of l . A. mu:-:i- w 1c t 1ere <·an not >l' mon• the l0111 and patriotism in gentmuc confil l'lll'l'. 1e Joys ~il t ndl'u,or~. Tht> :-.lene of the than thn·<• B hours. To be on t:J ;.ll, il 1t c1n impression which anywlu•n• in L"tah, there would strutted u1,nn tl1C" floor the s€caction is FhH•nce \\ 1th the fol- the list a_ shu_lent m_ust ~t l<>a:-.t\\ ill lnng 1emain with thl• "lud- han• beu1 a different :-.tory for I ond night full of that good old lowing argument: s~cre HIL> romb. 9,> po111!s are l nts and make e\'eryone uf them the newsp1pers to publish after Aggie J!ep, and frmn the way ,. tr:, tht• Princt i of Palermo I g-1,·en for each, A h:,ur; H,> _for I •Letty loan bun"! s when their the contests. N'o alibi i~ offered they wanned up, there could goc to Flon.•ncl', in accordance ~ach, B _hour. 1 hosC' on the hr:-.t 11ext Hllc;wance comes. Except b(•c:1usr they feel that the_\· Im.Ye bl•en little hOJJl' in the y,ith the wishes of his father, to 1011.are. . _ tc.· a little incom,istenc\· in s;w- wne outplayed at the style of hearts of the Colorado backers. marry Fi:imctta, the <laughter C,erald 1 horne, , ~ucian ::\1. ng that he did not· wish io sramt: rlayecl by the colleges in IIowe,·er. when the whistle of the Duke of Tu:-:cun,r. Fi-I ::\lecham. L~ella \\ h~te, Oll•ta hme the lo n as much 0 -..-ersub- Colorado. "·hich differs greatly blew, all of their baskctbali amdta whl•n a child, had been I oulson; Elizabeth l ndcrwood, ~cribecl a• i:re,·iou..; ones had from that enjoyed by the knowledge must h:n·e passed adopted b-'· Laml>l'rtuc~·io, a Stella 1._oung. _ l;c'cn, .:\Jr. Grant p\·ervwhcre in ba:-:ketball fans of l'tah. \\·e do upward into the clouds with it:-1 grocer, who was not aware of . The ~econd Collt•ge Roll 1s a~ his i:reech uttererl wo.rd:-: which feel, howeYer, that any col- sound, because they put up a her noble birth. The nuke had Jollows: ... ~ c1,uld not fail to make e,·en· one lcgiate quintetle in Ctah could pcor brand of basketball, which c •ised ht!r to be n•arerl in this L· Emma sm:en_s:m, Ll'~h pf hi:- heaters desire a bonct'. The ha\'e beaten the Colorado fin: with hard luck on basket-shoothumhll• mannl•i-. hr reasons of ..... oJomon. Scott f...w111g, Lycha mi!lor r:cint mentioned, howe\'- had the series been played in ing-. en11hlt•d the Boulder quint to bis own. intendinj? to wt•d her 1H_ansen_, R R~ay Garber, EYa t::r. was entirely los.t track of as this stat'l, The game a:,; 1Jayed trim them, thereby making a to l'idro, to whom she had been L!!1dl~U1st, I· !·ance~ "::\ta?s_en, the sr.ea~er grew Ill his rower in Colorado is much more tech- third game nl'Cl•sscll'y. m infanc,· betrothed. l"pon \\ mn1fred Smith. Edna \\ h1te, l;y ,,ho,nng that Germ,>ny had n;caJ than in Ctah, and the AgBe)·ond all doubt the third I ietro's a'rrin\l in Florence. he- Ralph Cotter, R~~~ie :\forri!-;on, i.ich1eved e,·erything she had set gie's teamwork was seriou ..:;ly game was the most intere~ting fore rrc:-.enting himself to the f:ll~n Barber~ Edith !layball. cut to do in the beginning of hampered by the numerous and thrilling that either team nuke ;_ind Fiametta . he joins in h .a1 ma Park111son, Reid ,Tcr- the war. The thought that the personal fouls which were call- has played this year. The series sen•ral ach·entures with the man,. Al";a _ Dahl e, Ortensia 1.1m·tne:-:iscl God and the loyalty ed by the oflicia ls. In two out of stood one game apiece for eithtudl'nls. Boccaccio, the no\'elist .Merr! ll. Emd Rosengrcen, Lora cf the Ame1 ican people will be the three games1 Nielson/ ou1· er team, and this game would nnd oet, whn j 8 hated bv the Bennion,_ Emma Ravles, Eve- I the renl factor:-; in successfully center, was banh;hed from the drcide the championship of the mt>n1of Florence for ha\•in·g ridi- lyn Esphn, La,·on Mason, 1\fary ci mUati nu; the perfidy of \ViJ. game on account of personal conference. The referee blew his culed them in his non~ls, is Parker, George D. Clyde, Claire !iam II had an effect in prepai fouls. and an_\'One who has ever whistle and the teams were on deeply in love with Fiamella. C_ardon, Cleo, Olsen, _Ida He)·· mir the listeners for Mr. Grant's had the good fortune to watch their way . Shortly after the for Boe- \\O~d, Edna Ii... :\1ernll, Emma appeal for L1bert.r Loan buyers. this big youth play the game1 game started, Sumsion was suc11 iro is mistakl'n raccio. and is se\'ereh· beaten by Smith. 'I_he >t.J:peal was not made iii kno\\·s that he commits ,·ery cessful in caging his first foul the indig-iumt Florelttincs. A·s On the firnt _college roll there c1.-hnary bended knee mannei few fouls when playing under I attempt, and the Aggies started I ;C'tro i~ about to be solemnh· are "? fratermly men, and one bu+- c:\me through the use of the rul es as interpreted in the I off in the lead. Then Spencer bC'trothed to Fimnetta for coi~- soronty woman, a Beta Delta. cle er : nd delicious ~arca~n 1 state of Utah. This should alone; shot a pretty field basket mak<,Jeralions of stale '(although To get on the second college and through two readings from furnish enough information to' ing the total three for the Ag1contlnued on Pa~e Four} rol! a s~udent must hm·e at least a fa\'0~·1te l::ook of Mr. Grant's, giYe the fans of Utah an idea of gies. From this time on first one • 93, points, no grades below B. "The l\ational Fourth and Fifth just how technical the game is I team would score and then the The following list is compiled reader ." One of the readings, in Colorado . The officials were other, and when the first half from the second roll showing on war portraying the terrors of two of the best in the stale of ended, the score stood 14 to 11 the number of students on the the dtead serrn nt of death and Colorado, but as is always the in A. C.'s fa\'or. Things were roll by organizations: the other "The Vulture' s Advice case, they were forced lo abide rgoing good, and it looked like Delta Nu Fraternity 2 t-, the Young," showed man 111 b)· the Colorado int erpretati on the Aggies would be succe ssful A_lrha Delta Epsilon 1 hi~-mad work of war, as a friend of the rule s, and consequently in their second march for a conHH.UI BATILE HE LD ON Sigma Alpha 1 cf the \'ulture. !llr . Grant saicl called many fouls which did not ference title. Howev er, the ColoMONDAY Pi Zeta Pi .. O that the vulture's best wordily seem entirely just to the Utah rado boys stre ngthened during Phi Kappa Iola O friend is Kaiser William JI ancl lads. But we are net kicking at the second half, and succeeded The cndels are drilling daily Sorosis Sorority 5 that Satan could have no better the officiating/ and we want to in making the count 24 to 24 in anticipation of the arri\'al of Sigma Theta Phi 5 prime minister than his servant congratulate the two men who when the final whistle blew . 1 \Villiam . acted upon their good work. Five ext ra. minutes were necesthe re,·iewing officer who may Beta Delta rome any day. Company and ~on Fraternity men 3 The s~eech was one which The_ Aggie s got off to a good sary lo decide the winner . It Battalion mm·ement:-1, inspection :--on Soronty women 13 could not fail to arouse the pat- start 111 the openmg game and suffices to say that the Colorado and reYiew are now at a present-• -- riotism of the people of Utah to were never headed . The first quint outpla)•ed the Aggies in able stage and time is now being SENIOR SHOW IS a roint where they would pur half ended with the _score 16 to 7 the final period, and succeeded pent on extended order . PL ANNE D FOR tr.2•e bond~, in other states. al- 111their fa\'Or . Thell' team-wm:k in sco ring fh·e points to one by :IIonday last Captain Abbott thouvh ~Ir. Grant's discussion clear ))' outclassed that of then· the Blue and \\'hit e, making the 1nwe the Battallion a little prob. cf relio-ion might be thought ir- opponents, _and they were m ore final score 29 to 25 in their lem in attack and defence, in ABPNDANCE OF TALENT relevant to the subject at hand. accurate with lon_g shots . The fa,·or thereby taking the right rreraration for a problem that PROMISES RARE In the clo•ino- few minutes of Colorado team claimed that they to claim the undisputed Rocky may be gh·en by the re\'iewing TH INGS the exercise 5 . Mr. O•"car Kirk- were ~veakened by the absence Mountain championship. crontinued PaJ:fl Two) of then· star forward, Eastman, \Ye do not. wish to detract officer. Company A was gh·en 00 who had been laid up with from the victory which our opordrrs to take up a defensiYe Seniors are going to present quinzy for some time. This may ponents gained. \Ve wish to p1l"ition southwel-\t of the ceme- something of a classical nature hn,·e been t_he case, but it is congratulate them uron their ten·. Companies B and C whirh this year in the form of a Senior hardly possible that one man, sr· rtsmanlike conduct. throughhad been marched one-half show. In years past the Senior no matter how good he may out the se ri es . mile nort h of the college where clasSE'S haYe usually put on a r they r<ceived the orders: You circus. This however, requires a CADETS TO RECE IVE \OICE a re in enemy territon·. One lot of work, and a large class to Cl'LTllRE Miss Cox Takes ~11m1any of infantry i8 · defend- carry out the details of the afImportant Work The_ Department of Public mg a position southwe~t of the fai,. Ow;ng to the lateness of a ,·oca\ gra\'r yard. Take po:-.session of the i:;eason, size of the clai:.:,;and I S1_?~kmg announces ei~ht or ten other reasons the ch111c for the ?fficer~ of the R. In choosing :\liss Jean Cox the position. Patrols were sent out from Comp,m· B and C Seniors this ,·car hm·e decided I 0. T. C. The ob1ect of the course r rofessor of Foods at the scho0l which located the enemy':,; en- to rut on s1m€'thing le~:-1colo~sal will be ~o gh·e "first aid'' ~n for director of the Communitr \\HJSPERL ·cs OF POSSIBLE o\'crcommg fat:Jlts and de_fects in Kitchen, the CiYic Center people trenchments. A front and flank and more enlightening. (' \NDID .\TES attack was in progress, with The tn'e of rlay has not been !-\reech and ,·oice. Exerc 1~l's for 1f ~alt Lake City not onl\' gi,·e the dt.>fendrrs firing blanks at dEfinitelr decided as yl•t but ?rcath cont_rol_ and ,·oice t l .1c- recognition to the type of work The a,mual Student Bodv elec1he ach·a11<:ing skirmish lines, that matters little judging- from mg, and dnll 111 _th~ mech_amc:-- done hert> for home uplift. but tion i:-1<.'ailed for April 1918, V.h(.'nthe 2 o'clock bell rang and thl' talent of the cla:-.s members 0 speech, e~unciat1on, art1cula- 1 als'.>do the-'· recognize that .::\liss find 1s cau:->ing ~<,me unusual the battle cC'c1.....;ccl. in general. There se1:ms to hp no lion, ('tc., will b~ . rart. of the Cox's _\'C'~r:-:, as a student of the ;·er·ulat on r to who will be The prdil€1n hroul!ht out the qJtstion but what thl·ir produc- ~'Hll"~C- The trammg will b~ of Cclumbia l·niYersity, a..; dt'nrnncn:~·:,fp) cnndidate:-. Xom1tere t f some stud('nts which ti, n "ill he of a ,·eiT classical 111e:-:t1mablPYalue to the ofl1ce strator in thC' Exten~ion Di,·b- t}, n urt•. · in ~ivitH! ccmmands in a cl<•ar ion and as head teacher of F:)(}d:' , 1 1s wi!l .:1kc rhu·"' n Studr ot:-wr rl'nlun• in clrill hatl £' ,t Body mt eting .\J ,., 1th and I n a 1 IP to, b1 it had a j,!l"f"ater 'lePks plan• I lt•ading- ull ring_ing- tone of carrying fillt 1 Dir:tPtirs in the Brigham 1 11• th ., tint Tirou~h n"' it ,. llian for \ears 1r: Kane e ,unt\' ~ht•Jet •1e hi h t me iw l\\l~r lre(' (nm th_e in'-!ts of Young College and in this t ot r r mi11p1 t capable I s Lu•n n th a rna iorit,, rJf H Jbt n ,a Ir th" ,ig- hit in th, l ocrly t'llU'lCPl.ted, mart1culate ~rl ool. ha\·e made her an ef mrnu 11 c nrliclah \\' 1 P bf'1 r \\ hi pe ed I r llo\\ g drill , l' \ \I. C'• .\. s11e ..,how held r ,_ ecc · fi"i1 nt authorit,· on ac..:tua him m 1) dr f't ·1g ?.T'd \\t'('n U IP c nt , t ih1 1 • \ tucl •nt t Rich~eld. The~r toThe c ur"r> will h,:. g1H•n r ndition ~ fh1 o <1r1t th fi d I r f ct t 1a the great f:! t 1er '-\ 1th t"l' 1\hsses "·allace, Tm.sdn.Ys ant' 1'hu sdnrs aL In b"nl? called to the C m 1 r r n \H e t nt e , --rn ~ n m ·e1 011 ~rinton, J0:30 in Ro• m J5!l. See )h· m1 , Kite• l'I ~h nus be n a f 1 n f 1ts a•1cl corn h rn .i\lc I I inti- Huntsman f r further informa- ..:a cl t > a Fe !d of awake1111g t or C nt ed ,n age tw J nd \ 1,, , be een. Pll.01-'. .JOH~SO~ PRO,IISEH H \HE m'SI(' \L TRE.\T TO ST! DE~Tl'
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GIYE!\ C'H.\.i'-CE TO BE OF GREE:-,.' CO:,,.CRETE house, 7 :30. Prof. Fletcher , ..... I AT ~1,000 PH:IZE tures to Beaux Art Guild in ! The fo!·ms are l~id for two. Studio, 4 ::30. isn \rti,ctic \hilit) of • ·a tion lo be new tennis cou1 ts . .1ust east of 1· d· .. ;\I . h 99 -U A C · B"1g Comth"'-' north win("' main , 1•It 8 ~1 • .1 fHC R ...d C · · •e t • Printed by thll Earl and England ('ailed Fort h m 0 of the Publishing Compnn~·: Lognn.~'.!::_ll~: petition hu ilcling. rih0 cement work will l'acu r cague ,e ros::: me S'l' \L •'F -___ . . c mmence ai once• These new ing in \Vcmcns building, 2 :00 J>elroy Gardner,_ ·20, Editor-in~,Chil•r Students artrntically mclm~d lOUl ts will be_ superior to o~r to 6. s(·:o,.loorngcn.AB_a,,b,.ear,,d H•:,uAss,.snocc"1sa\_"1a~~~gt~.~ hould l>_e interested in the big pe~·ent ,mes m that they w~ll Tue~·,Jay, April 2.-Orato··ical • o " d le cf a green color and will , _ . d ' Contrib utor s This \\ 'eek ar :-.mmgs ~tamps ~~ter _an thus p1e~·cnt in a large m~1.sure cc,lt_e~t. ~,t: ~ me -~1· . ,I L. H. Ha tch George Hansen I ,hertisemcnt competit10n Just the glariny. ffect cause,! by the \I cdnesd,1;. Apul 3.-College Ray Silvers Carl Peterson "'.ng launched by the war sav - "hite courts. The back stops opera '·Boccaccio." Russel Croft Bertha Thurgood ngs committe-, of Xew York, are going to be hil,'her, also, and lhu1sday, April 1.-·'BoccaMaurice Steifel Lora Bennion v-operating with the American farther Lack from the courts, I cc.o." Lucian ~leecham 11. utute of Craphic Arts. Ac- thus lea\·i!l~ rlenty of room to I - - + \ohmi c .x,·1. ~umh <·,· 2 -; • ..:crding to th~ terms of this ..-Jay back. ELECTlO1'S COME APRIL 11 ·cmJ;etition, $2.000 will be awThe two new courts will beJ 'J' hursdu) , )lnr c h 28 . .l!HH. ndecle in .:-1J: P!izes for wrnn~ng welcomed by the students, as lContlnued. irom Page One, , . ., ,, , 1 o~ter~, newspai;er or magazme our 1 re~ent number of courts is I is to who will return to the . WRJ fERSnd M~El _ . ,Le, l!semtnts. and c_ar and net sufllcient for 2 student body schcol next year. Students are , Begmmng M_o next_ ,it 1: indow cards . T_hese pnze_s Wlll of our ,ize. The fact that there Iea>111g the school daily, some o clock there ,ull be a_f "emekl ,e mrnrdcd as follows: $1,00U ·ire rlenty ('f courts will encour- to t th form others to take meeting m St~dent Li e o_ Ct>, first prize and $300 second prize ~1 e it lar er number of studgo_ 0 e "' 1 of all st ud ents. who ha Ye written 1 , er the t\\,l two best posters; ~~t 'to !to ut and lay . part 1,1 the defense of the _coun-' for St ude_nt Life or who ai·tl ;,250 fost prize and $100 sec-I J.s ,c!n as lhe ne~ courts are ,ry. In Yl~w of _such cond1t1ons Call Any t~1este~ _n~~o <lorn~, _c1t \\~I~~ .. i1d prize ior the two best _ad- fi.11ifhed the inter class tennis the men ,~ho \Vll~,fII! the h1g~ Day And tune criticisms of p1enous \\Olk erfoements , and $250_ first •riies will begin. In all proba - offices may all be daik horses .__ See Them will be made ~nd _a~s1gnn~ents 11.ize and $100 second prize for biJil\~ an inter-ft at tennis ser- . Such times and such ~ond1 fo_r the comlilg issue gl\cn. the two best car or window I ie•_-;,,mbe held a l~o. this spring. t10n~ should cn:use much mterJ htherto there_ has _ been ':-~ un,;: ·«rds. Honorab le mention will I These two tournaments togeth- est m the elect10n . In the pas~ ~·at,sfactory ,e~allon ex1 tm... bo be gn·en work of merit. rr with thP reO'uhlr tenni~ club some st~d~nts have been con Letween the echtors and staff, 1 All citizens of the United I tournament will furnish plenty J tent _to ~1t idly by and allow any due no doubt to a feehng that I »taates a1e eligible to enter the of competition and excitemer', nommations to be made and the pubhshing of ~tudent Life c, mretition which closes on for the "tennis fan." (he n hear some other student was on ly_a_haphazard ,·enture, \pi! 25. The !isl of judges in _ lmo,c the ncminatio_n.• closed. nl'Y YO l ' ll \\"htch spmt perhaps oce,sioned ,h_e contest includes rnrh names St k J d . . C t t and ,n many ca_ses this cond1t10n by the lack of system 111 making s Charles Dana Gibson, F~nlay OC U g1ng on es_ 1 ,,sses the students b}: a unan'"'.ignm_ent.s. It is _hoped the eter Dunne, Heyworth CampAt Salt Lake City 'mcus _,·ote. 1 his election 1s the Books Stationery and c, 1ls will be remedied b;' the ell and Charles H. Whit e. Fol-- .-most important e,·ent the stuMagazines "-'Cekly meeting . c,,ing the clomi:etition an exIn order to 11"' e the boys and dents of 1917-18 have been al+--. ihit ion will be held of lhe prize \OUnQ' m•.'n cf the inte r moun- lov,c d to :1.1ticip;1tein and should A l'E~V 81MfLE l~I LES IN sinne r s and of 100 e r more sel- lain re~ion a thorou1Th_appreci- lie treated a,· such by the studI• LAG ErIQUEITE rcted entrie»c1t•o~ rf tre n,Iuc rf ii ·e stocl< ents. Student Life has a number of the Inter 1lountain Stock Show Following are s,,me of the In such a time as th is, when '.lft.lication blanks on hand for :"' "O<'_inti~nha ..· arr.·nrred for a n<;lmcs_which have come to our Opposite Postoffl<'e national patriotism rum~ high, ·tudem~· who wi-..h to compete . hn- rndgmy contest. :1ttent1on. Others should be it. is well that eYery American 'l' he Students llendqum·ter ... + This ccntest will be held trrught up. citizen should kno,,· how to C'.\~-TO ~1EDAL Thursdav Ar•·'-' 4 1918, at 9:00 F'or President. Geo. H. Han- '----------treat his flag with ,lecent reThe oratorical contest for the . m. The conlestants will be ren, "f'tubby"' Petei·,en and D. ·' 8 " FOIi spect. The rules of flag etiquette Ca:-1to medal will be held in Ii idrd into iwo clc:1.~se!i.Class Q Cannon. gi\·en herewith haYc been com- chapel next Tuesday, April 2nd. ,\ will be oi:cn to "ny inrlh·idual Por Editor of Student PubF· piled from authoritati,·e sources The preliminary, :\Ion:!ay the :1clcr 20 ye>ar:-:of ap-e. and who cations, Delroy Gardner, Solon and are offerecl for public en- fir:-.t at 2 o'clock in Room 280. ·...,not ()mr:lo~;edp..: nn in~tructo• B1rber. lightenment. Interest in oratory is at high i•1 aoriculture wol·k. Cfa5s B 1~ For Vice Pre~ident. Ellen B;.u-"The flag should not be hoist- ticle these days-several stu- r.'"rn to hie')'h school students t -r. I <'''a Eenio.,, Lydia llaned before !-.Unrise rmr should it dent.s, men and women both are nd f·n-m boys. ·E.n rr.d Lucile Ro~ers. be allowed to remain up after u1tering the ''prelim" for the The conte~f will he in rhar,IZ'e SPcrebrv, Adeline B, rber, It 1~ l' onr <:1111r1111t1·1•or <)11al it) sunset. Civilian :-1pectator:-.,dur- Casto medal. ef Dr. Carroll of U. A. C. All Str'la Voui,.-, Gcneya Wells and ing the process, should stand at <'o'lte<.'t•u1t:-1 ,,·ill rerort t'l him at j,\'f ,. IJ,,1Fen. rSOl'll:'l'Y, ('l.l'H, f attention and giYe the salute. I l.E SHOOTING lS"EW COL- R::10 on the rlay of the contest Cheer Master. J. T. \\'ilson Ht.\Tl<:B\IT \' l In placing lht' flag at half mast, LEGE SPORT ;~ the Exch, 1 n<"e builrlin<>'where •1·,rl F1 ank Salisbury. I it shou ld fir"t be raised lo the lfah·y Bach\\"ord comes to us that ,moth- !/;;/n''~~lc·~ei~~~~~/;i~1i;1b:~ · a~: m~:~n!! lender, lop of the staff and then lowered j . ink c,.,llc~iate sport is to be m:nT deem neressarv. to the position. \\'hen the flag • cldcd lO he .iwrky }.Iounatn coni., to be lowered from half mast, ~h·,:1· .... in ,1.,. Iii ht''-1 I The Vtah-ldaho ·suga r comTc·<-11 ho 1 f of the collel'"e Sl)h· of lht· \i-1 I it should first be raised to the k1<•nee sports list, that of in· r:,nv dfer, the followin<:: prizes th inks the other half are fools. I t• cc.IIP(l"itc rifle c'.Jmret ition. top. E11 .,. \ 1 rt ti to tho,e makino- the best record Toat bird in the back room who In ra ·L .rears the Aggies haYc :r. iudcrinrr of ~to<'k.-.t this show : c;oqid c::cmethin,' about both of 'l •t•11 •t,I "The flag should not be Jt out ome excellent rifle draped around rillars and plat1:-:t 2nd !3rd lhem l-rill''" ri('l'ht had l·etter rmf, scme of whose member~ <'laes A fo1ms. l•"'or decorating 11urposes 1 C!l:i ~10 S!5 ct1h~:de.--Ex. stripe-bunting and :-.hil.'lcl:-. c nm·: c ng with the U. S. f'h'-'s B ~15 ~10 ~, I l'r• •1111• ., f)111· ll•1hh,\ should be used. );'othing, sa\'(! irces in France. As soon as weather i:;ermit" ,uss cox 1' \KEs only the church 11cnnant of the get r,ract'.ce ""ill sta1 t on the r..wy, can be raised abo,·c the nlPORT.\NT WORT{ lll•ge range, under di1 ection of flag. (l'rntllnwll From Pal.!'<' Onel At The Lyric Tonight "Jn political meetings or at C;1r,t-in AhLot. The cartain re\ ir· inin 1'1•;11·,011 I 'RIOIC'n any other meeting the flag r <,1 ls that ,.,e h.:ne an excellent r,n:-~ibi!ities. It is to be the cenn l', t oo<l i. ·l'i: ets and plenty tral ftathc>ring rlace llonnr" for wo. hould not Uetame the reposi\"t• i.~1•:H11·1• 111:d flu• \\'111111111" :..mn:unition an.rl cleaning ma- men':-. clubs salC's girls league5, tory for glass and pitcher. The .\ \!) S.\ 'l'l HU\\ Ile is confident that rte . ~liss Cox will make her lec- FHIIH\' 15 N. MAIN Holy Bible only can be plac-ed t,.rial. l' tt nlinr F1•1'flt•1'1('),. In "I,: Tos<'a" r·o-icl :-:c:n·es \\ ill be made 1url's and demonstrations apply S1111•hha• f'onH'd~ "Th1• 8 ta. hlng upon the flag. At unn~iling:-1 tlw I 1 111{• 1,nfli,•-._-• l)iui111,:'. Hoom_'- 1111(1FIM thC' men ('an•t'1'' to the needs of the particular flag should not be dr,,ppcd so Cl11..,._('ouut<•r ~(•r, k(• 1 1 u e is ai1 excellent chance to class . Rhe will also gi,·e the exthat ii touclws the grom o 1 C'ut r'IO\\N~ nnd Potted Planu l'\c,·er, on any occasion. should r•cr.uc yom:-elf for a sharp- peri rnents of this laboratory to A-t The Oak Tonight OPE:'\ IL\ Y .\!\'J) NlnllT h, trr in the :,rmy . Let it be th,• p<'ople throughout Salt Lake the flag touch tlw !!round. (and~.., 1.,... fh• In "\\"oolu.L'\' or R~L\X .1011:\'~0~. Prn11rlotor l'rl·•<'i Pat'' "The flag mu~t not be left out , munlwred 1hat an expert rif- count;·. She has the priYilege of Fo rd \\'1•1•~h in cithpr sno,\ or rain. Tlw flag 1 m ,, ·•1 U,l' U.S . aimy recei\'e..:. makint: it ori~dnal and distinc"'1111t 11nll t•,lff" 'litionnl I ·-r. f in" and the future results will may ncYcr Lt· wn:-.hecl. If it gets \\I) S.\Tl HI>\\ ' is tr· tifying lO note that be the outcome of :'.\Iiss Cox's ef- FHIUH dirtv it sh-,ulcl he dry ckwwd. \\'lllium s. ll,111 in "Thf' \rryon' ritucolle i!ite comJ ctiion i_.~ f ·rts. :-:;urely no person is more ('1111)1•-. ( 11'1Jllill "if the flag is to ·be hung on 1 1 (Th(' B<'\flll Tr:111.,frr \I nn) to realize a wall, with the stripes hori- t kinv 011 a practical asrrct in c fficiPnl!y prerared 1gagi11g thp men in :--ome- the new possibilities than she ---zontal to the ceiling, tlw l nion f'thin)! <'alls .\11&\\vn• I Prom1,tly. din·ctl_,. applicable to e,·. and we ronpratulate the Ci\'iC ! ~hould always bP in the upper Phonf' "RE-Xall gt<,rn'' . ·o I or 2 d:1y nre. Cenl<-r on the splendid choice. ,,CON SERVE YOUR kft hand corm•r <Hone fa<.'P.'i it. Plione , RP~ldl'tll'I', SiR \\' ♦ If the flng is to be hung with LO.\ ). ll!HE("TOR .\ROl "SES '-'E:\IOR SHOW IR PL.\NNED Prkvs HNu1011ablP Lognn, t tab SHOES BY HA YING! tlw stripP:-1 per1,endicular to lht• \ . {. STl DE:\TS FOH ct•iling of a room or n•randa. thr THEM ROY ALLY l"nion should fly h th<' north f<"onthiu, fi rrom P:11:t• 011,'1 I( 011111111, 11 rom l):tl;l' ODf') on a north-and-south :-.trct•t, and \,um, sbtt• kudC'r in war work REBUJL T" STU DE 'TS 110~m I m1ist and many othl l':-1 make, to the <•ast on an rast-and-,,·pst nw1ts:r1 oy~. g.n l' \'iew, on pattlw St•nior pt rfOI'llH\11Cl' \'('l'y EAGLE 110'1EL 1 stn·rt. If tlw flag i~ to be hung- 1 i, tiHm dt'l'larin 1r with ;1:,; murh 1 romising . All inkre:-1ted in ac-ros~ Uw strn•I thl· l ·ninn t1H'"'t1w:-:s as ~Ir. \Ir· nt that hiyh rla~s <'lll(•rtninmc·nt are UP-TO-DATE NEAT: fljp~ to thP 11orth on an east a id r tri,,tic::m is an indiYidual mat\Vt'st st n•d and to tlu ta on a tC"r and I h an\' :-:tudrnt ~wilt\" kw1ki11g-forward to it as mw " AND CLEAN 11orth-and-~outh f1itnet ' Fx. f insiil(·1 rit\· ill his l.'hool W ,,k tlw bE:--ttn·at, of thP ~eason. \OltTII ".\I\ s·1 HI LT I,\ , f trea~on Roollls For Two \. (" I ' \("l I.TY LE .H,l"E LO(;\\ l'\llKI. "(; IU:(;( I '-;turl<•nt~. f cJlt\ FRO"'! 510.00 TO :§lh.00 \\'hat ar vc ur \\I " -..\\ I \OI H ..,,H , ..., 1 cl , •~ tor~ r rPOlH t Jdent Pf.R "'!()o; fH r rk tJ-.c1r ~ · tomobil 1:0\\1.1,\ Ile hr rl f t"o m II h g r i:ntcrcd as ,ecm,d-class mail mat ta s,•ptember 19, urn:s, a.t Log-,ui, i:tnh, under the Act of )larch 3,
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homes. Fr,"f . N- A. Peder~on announcrs that students cf English 7. SccPon 1, may receh·e their pH,e, by calling 227a.
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Last eYening the Beetho,•en Club met with Miss :\largaret \Yor ley. An interesting sketch of the life ow ·Mendelssohn wa~ given with the following rendering selections of his music : i\Iae Hendricks, Lora Bennion, Ellen Nielson and Enid Rosengreen . An impromptu program was enjoyed after which r efreshments were serve d.
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The Senior's entertainment for the Juniors last Friday e\'HJ<~ WIJ ..,J, S.\ \ "E l.'O U MO~EY ening was a dist in cti\·e success. From the lime he met her at the r.=========================;i church ccrner or river bridge the good time began. On entering the gym each person was gi\'en a sh ip which designated to what bunch he be!ongedsuch as Rosie and Archie's German pr isoners, or the dignified I\' l"P-TO•D .\ TR STYJ,ES C\LL A'r faculty members. Each group pu·formed a stunt which kept the crowd's spirits high . The party was exceptionally well L''J '7, A:SD D U.NN S HOE S planned with se\·eral unique OPPOSlTh "; TABERNACLE features;. Prizes were awarded l•'OH. WOMEN to Edith Peterson _and Reid .JerLOGAN L'======================== =!l man (consolation) for naming I the most birds described. Taffy --=========================,i Ir and pop-corn were m abundance. The evemng was concluded With dancing. s1,;g M l ' Rl)O('H:
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THATCHER BROS. BANKING COMPANY HA VE BEEN DOING BUSINESS FOR MORE THAN THIRTY-FIVE YEARS WE HA VE GROWN TO A :\ULLION FIVE HUNDRED THOl"SAND
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The Bluebird Pre-eminentlg Superior Candies. I ce Cream, Ices, Cut Flowers and lunches
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Prof. Fletcher wlil give a lecture at a meeting of the Beaux Arts Guild. Thursday at 4 :30, in the Art Derartment. The ~ub_iect will be "General Princirle~ Underlying Art." Anyone Iwishing to attend is kindly in 1,;_tedto do~
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1\Ihs £uth Cannon is a recent rledvo to the Sigma Theta Phi Sorc r ity.
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PROMINENT STUDENTS LEA \"E SCHOOL Re:cl Jerm?n c1fter successful'y 1 e:co\·ering from a bad case cf German measles decides tf) 1 , ·, c schcol· It seems that Re;d t- o, has the ::-:prinsrfo\'El\ nnd ,1 order to ward off the effect< will ~1 end his energy tiWn~ the ·cil. HP hfl$ been pa,.sed on fo· fr:c•dnation and \\-.;_llreturn f'"lr graduation exercises in
ISN'T IT WORTH WHILE TO SPl.:ND LESS THAN YOC EARN TO-DA y ·BANK WllAT you SAYE AT Ol"R SAV I NGS DEPART:\IEN1'. AND l\NOW YOU HAVE Moxgy n1;::ADY TO MF.F:T ANY l'NEXPECTED 'rR01·n1...E OR OPPORTl"NITY? '.\lore People .\re Thiuk i111-:It'..; Worl h 'l' h ci r Whil e Dally. .J J•EH c1;::x'l.' rx1' EHEST IS .u ~i.owED
First National Bank LOGAN, l'TAH The Bank That lhrks the Fnrmer !\Iember J<"'eilPral Resene System
June. 1 n1Irgving Jensen, her of left the r;l.!================================================================ 2r ,.duat ing anot cl?ss ~chrol al..:o to accert a r-osition nn the Aoi.·~cultural Experiment f?rm at Nerhi. Jen•·en also exrccts to jo:n h-i.sclass t he clm=inQ' \\eek of school. ATHLETIC ANO SPORTING GOODS
Logan Arms and Sporting Goods Company
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Parker, Remln~ton, \\'inchel'lln Shot Guns "'lnche!<tr>r, Remlr.gton and :uarlln Rlttes anrl Ammunition Expert Gun Repairing Iluntin~ BootF a,irl Shnes, C'nnrn~ C\othln~. Fishing Tackle. BlryclPs and ~1otorc~·des Eastman Koclak· and Supplies.
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a11pearance of En•n a llun window washer ba~ellall and take:-. ranes._ w1th • his work tra<"k t'llthusiasts }rnYe crowded on the eampus with their balls. bab, glo\"c:--and running shoes, rhl•te was an old walker J.rei•an•cl to start their long ( named Judd , trnining grind on the diamond Who walked on dry roads or in I and on the cinder path. Both mud. hranches of athletics look strong Hi:-. lo,·ing wife ~[ay. ga,·e hint ~t tht• Aggie eamp and e,·er:vone c.nt·•fare e :ch day, js anxious to haYe an Inter- But he h-st it each night playcolle~iate League formed beint-, stud tween the school:-. of this state • • • Th.e pros11ects are excedingly Zabriskie will haYe an awiul h! 1ght [or a succe:-:sful ba~eball. tin:e oi it when they set the n11w. Se:·pral fellows '':h:1 ha:·c •,time ahead. ell will then be had cons1<lerable exJ?enen::e 111 gt.ttmg in at :3 bells and up at the ranks of the sem1-rros are 6 rqdstercd in the instituti: n and · are all anxious to get out and Gus Jleldberg will be back caYort around the sacks . ncx 1 year if he gets president of Some of the more experienced the Stuclent,Bo,dy., basfball artists who will don I their baseball logs this week Heartbreaker "Jazz " Hansen are: .Jan·is . all-around star, w s cut with a different girl last SJ EncCr, Han!-on, Anden•on, week. ~Lhat makes twenty-one Worley, Skanchy, Bowen, Peter- this month. son and Stiefel. \\'ith these men to form the nucleus, Coach Jap :\lohr •had ;ne poor -fa.,· J f:'nson can see nothing but a ,n Cclot ado. He cnly won $15.60 winner in sight. He will be as- i.n three houn~. sisted by Harry Stoney, Aggie supporter, who ha-; been in proEd;_th \\'allace has lost her fessional baseball for a number S·•tority r:in, but we'ye got a of year:,, and who knows the hunch ~·he knows wheres.he lost game from A to Z. Indoor work it. So does ~•F~ss;r" ,va yman . has been attracting the baseball stars for the last two weeks, and when the weather condition,.:; are such that the bon; are able Pearl lo get out of doors, the bunch I will be in good condition and The ;-bo,·e was a ll we were I will be~in ~trenuom, training raid for . If we recei\'e the othimmediate!)·. er jit it will be there in full next In track the Aggies present issue. many stars who can be counted upon lo :-;core in any traek meet. J ee Ha,ertz ha~ a new spr ing They are Peterson, sprints and 1-onnet. hurdles: Hanson, sprints; Sumsion, pole ,·a ult; Worley Fellows take rirl, out: Be\Yith
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