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RifleShooting AGGIES TIEFOR IUniversity Wins COMMENCEMENT FARRELL TALKS TO Likely BASEBALL PLANS NEARING Contests TITLE Tennis Ti t Ie COMMERCIAL CLUB COMPLETf ON/Captain .\bbot Grealli Fa.-ors It Take On West High Friday. .\ggies Defeat B. Y. C. Gives Rec1uh,ites of a Good Ralesman. Stephen L. Hichards to Deliver A letter has been r!c~ived The Aggies surprised their . On Wednesd3;y, ~lay 8, the Declaring that the essence of Baccalaureate Sermon recently from Mr. Victor Ze1~ler crimsoned ri,·als when they de-/ l:111vers1ty of l;tah agam deof the Colorado School of Mmes feated the state institutioners feate<~ our racquetteer_s and by salesmanship con~isls in first Plans for the twenty-fifth and chairman of the conference last week in Salt Lake 13 to 1i. so dorng won the tenms cham- disco\•ering the needs of a buyer annual commencement of the committee on meets, which After being defeated by the ov- p10nsh1p of Utah. The matches and thC'n in supplying those l'tah Agricultural College are !,peak~ ~,·ell towarclS\ the early erwhelmingly score of 18 to 5, were played in weather featured needs, Mr. \\'ill G. Farrell, sucrapidly nearing completion . The completion of arr~ngements for the Aggies got down to hard by sudden gusts of wind and cessful life insurance man of speakers are men of wide re- t~e confe~·ence mter-collegia~e work and as a result brought .showers of rain, consequently Sale Lake city, outlined the renown and will 110 doubt have nne shoot1,nii: contests. In hi s the State Baseball championship lhe playing was slow and un- quirements of the salesman besomething to say that will be of letter Mr. Zei&:ler reque s_ts de- race to a tie between the Aggies interesting . It is extremely dif- for the students of the School interest lo all. fim_te 111format10n regardmg the and t he u. of u. ficult if not impossible to play of Commerce of the College la st The baccalaureate sermon attitude of the Utah AgnculturThe Aggies started off in the fast tennis in anything but ideal Friday afternoon. "The successfu l salesman will be de!i,·ered by the Honor- al College toward. these contests lead in th~ initial inning, push- weather. Wet courts and balls able Stephen L. Richards, prom- and he also submits as the m?st in!' three men across the rubber make novices of the best players. must know the se lling game inent attorney and church leader practical program the followmg before the third man had been In the sing les Simpson de- from all angles/' said Mr. Farof Salt Lake City. Mr . Richards events: (a) Slow fire, 300 yards retired. They retained the lead fcated Khan of the Aggies 6-1, rell. "lie must have been thru is a man known throughout the lO shots; (b) Rapid fire, ZOO throughout although the Salt 6· 2 · Khan was at a great dis- his selling experiences many State in both his legal and yard_s, 10 shots . Each team to Lakers thr~atened to overcome advantage in th~t he was not al- times before he can be sure of church capacity. consist of fiv~ ~en. . . their slight ad\·antage in two in- l~\\:ed to use his reg~1lar serve succe:-.s. He must know the arPre.~ident E. A. Bryan, In ~n anS\\e1 to this lette1 nings. scoring four runs in the \\ h1ch u~ually nets hn~ m~ny ticle he is selling and must know formerly of the \\'ashington Captam Abb_ot ex1,~essed the seventh and two more in the games. Snnpson pl~yed m fairly the need of the prospective Agricultural College, and now general sentime.nt of _the stud- ninth. With a man on second, g?od form and fa1rly deserves buyer himself. "Selling today does not mean Commissioner of Education of ents \~·hen he sa~d .th e mtentions Romnev sent a nice little Texa~ !us nctorr. . It. does not conthe State of Idaho, will deliver of this _school "ere very much Leaguer out to center field, scorBennett and ,Benmon defeat- exploitation. 111 th t .si:--t in selling a man what he the address to the graduates. fa, or of ~ cont~S s. ing the 12th run, but he was ,.,._ ed Sm 1th au d I'1rkham m the Dr. Bryan is the oldest AgriThis sport is _destmed '.o be- tired for the third and last out doubles 6-2, 7-5. It was not until doesn't need and what he cancultural College President in come one of prime impoi t~nce when he tried to stretch his hit th e second set th at our boys be- not use. It is at once the simamong the schools, especia lly . t bl gan to play m anywhere around plest and the most difficult thing 1 the West, having been at the during these times of war, and mToha Acou. e. h't th b· II h ·d· their usual form. in the world . 11 helm at Pullman, Washington the students should take intere st e ggies. 1 e '1 ar_ Last Satu rda y our tennis Scrdce is the first principle for practically the last quarter and support Captain Abbot in er and oftenei th~n m the pre- team again defeated the B. Y. of sa lesmanship . The selfish of a century. Ile is a man of these contests. They are of a \ i?us~contest b~:'\\ e~n ~he sai_ne C., this time on their own salesman will soon fail. This great experience and of a high decided patriotic ti1~ge and de- te:1ms, and_ the_11. f1eldmg "as courts . Khan playing a fast conflict between service and seldegree of scholarship, and is serve as much keen mtere st and al. o much 1mp1o, ed. On the oth- ga d f t dN . B y C fishness permeates every phase known as one of the most force- diligent support as any athletic er ~and: _the. _Ui:tffersity lads wh~~ls~ ~~\~ed g~~~e{~nn.is,·6_(); of our life today and has always ful speakers among educators in contest in which the schoo ls of• i,laiecl ,ery enahc baseball, al- 6_3 6_3 _ 1 · been a prime factor in the ad America. the Rocky Mountain conference I tho~gh .then· h1ttmg w~s good. Smith and Eccles defeated the \·ancement of civilization. The The graduating exercises will participate. BO\, en m left field fo1 the Ag- B y C 1 bl t great war of 1911 did not begin be held Saturday, June 1, and ----gies rlayed a stellar game, pull- i~ ·n · cou es earn, on 1Y 1os- because a Servian revolutionist O the baccalaureate sermon Suning many long flies out of the g e set to them._ as8af-sinated the Archduke Ferday, ,June 2. There will be other O • • • a•r in good form. Ballif and Jendinand an<l his consort. It did meetings, including a reunion sen also played well. George and not begin because a mad man in of the Alumni Association and Warner plaved their last game Germany wants to insure for his other events to be announced • for the Unf,·ersity having joincountry 'a place in the sun'. We later by President Caine of the eel the colors only a few days did not enter the war because Association, and Yarious recepTo Be Held At Presidio f ·.-.yious to "......-·1me . The form-, --the Lusitania was sunk. These tions by the different classes er wound up his athletic car- Mecham Elected President For are all manifestations of the real and organizations of the instituTwenty members of the Re- eer at that institute in grand 1918-19. cause of the war-the conflict tion. The Senior Class is pre- serve Officers' Training Corps sty le, hitting a perfect score, between selfishness and service, paring special_ exercises, to be of the College will be given an fou'.· out of four. Warner als~ The Ag. Club, always at the between the desire of one naann,0unc~d late1. . opportunity to secure a month's p~aj eel a good ga1;1e both def en front in sc hool activities, has tion and its allies, to force on the 'I he hst of graduates 1s al. s1vely and offensively. started a new custom. At their world its ideals, it~ government, most complete. The cla ss will be vacation at government _expense, The next game for the Aggies last meeting the member s voted its dominance, its kultur, and one of the largest, although not . it appears from the mforma- will rrobably be sta1<ed Friday unanimously to turn the money the determination of the others the larg est, in the history of I tion just received by Captain ···hrn "Heinie" Richadson's West which they have in the treasury to remain free to determine the instituion. Further an- Stephen Abbot, professor of High champions will be taken 011 into War Saving Certificates. their own advancement." nouncements will be made by Military Science and Tactics at, for about nine rounds. This team Wh en the certificates mature, in William Peterson, who has been the Institution, from the War has comreted a Jong sched ule in 1923, the money will be used to Athletic Council appointed chairman of the com- department. According to these the High Schoo] league without buy furniture for the club Appointed mittee on arrangements for the instructions, twenty R . O. T. C. lo~ing a yame, and it will take rooms .. faculty. members, recommended by Cap- better pla)•im: on the part of President E . G. Peterson, un' tam Abbot, will be ~ll?wed to , re Agiies than has yet been'. d~uMeclly attracted b)" this, so Student Body Has Three Repreattend a m1htary tra1111_n¥' camp ciho\\'n this year. The opposing, "01 thy a cause contributed to sentatives Miss Huntsman's to be _held at the Presidio, San hsttery. Brown and Fallentine, the club an amount equal to the In a letter from J'resict,mt E. Students Will Francisco, from June 3 to Aug- form a i,ood combination. and sum_ ~1ven by the club for the G. Peterson the Athletic r ·otmcil oi·e capable of makin<r it difficult cert,f cates . The club des1res to of the U . A . C. appointed by the Give Play ust 3. One thousand students, select- for any college team in the coun- thank President Peterson from schoo l is given. This council Next \\' ednesday afternoon at ed from educational institutions 'r. the bottom of their heart s for will take the place of "all existfour o'clock, in the College in the Western department and l· ----this gift. ing offices connected wir,h the chapel, the students in Miss from Colorado, New Mexico and A th A Cl b At this meeting nomination s Iathletic organization of the InHuntsman' s course in Drama IArizona, will receive training at no er g. U were made for next year's offi-. slitution with the exception of Interpretation , will present "The this camp. During the _same Link Appears cers . Hnd on Tuesday al 4 :30, in! the coaches and instructors in Land of Heart's DesJre," a one period a record camp will be the club rooms the elections took Physical Education." act play by William Butler held at Plattsburg Barracks, The last number of the Ag. place. The following officers The counci l follows: Zeats. The students and facul- New York, where 3000 will be were elected: Faculty - Frank L. West, ty and the general public are trained, and a third at Fort Club Link, dated May lO has Lucian M. Mecham, Jr., pre si- cha irm an of council; L. R. Humcordially invited to be present. Sheridan, Illinois, where 2500 juS t appeared. Editor Mecham dent. pherys. and one to be appointed. No admis~ion fee. will be in attendance . and his assistants who helped to David E. Heywood , vice presiAlumni Assoc iation-\Villi am Students designated to at- put it out are to be congratulat- dent. Peterson, Ray B. \\'est, Aaron DR. HARRI S' BOOK ADOPTED tend any of theRe camps must ed on this issue. The "Link" is George Barber, secretary- Olsen. BY KANSAS report in their R. 0. T. C. uni- well set up and fairly well writ- treasurer. Student Body-Thatcher All"The Young Man and His Vo- forms. They will be furnished t It ta· . f t· J. Robert Bateman, editor Ag. reel, liaurice Stiefel, Elgin Morcation," from the pen of Dr. F. transportation to and from en. con ms 111 orma 1011 Club Link. ris. S. Harris, Director of the Ex- camp and food and lodging while v~r); valuable to farmers and 1 Douglass Cannon, chairman "The abo\'e organization will periment Station of the College, in attendance. s1m1lar clubs throughout the membership committee. have complete jurisdiction unhas been adopted by the State In the \\"estern department state . Elgin Morris, chairman ex- der the President's office, and Board of Education of Kansas as ~tudents will be admitted uncle~ This issue of the "Link" is tension comm itt ee. subject to the regulation~ of the one of the fifty ,•olumes making the following classifications: especially interesting from the --~-Board of Trustees and Faculty, up the Pupils' Reading Circle for (a) All regularly enrolled sta~dpoint of th~. number and We acknowledge the receipt of all athletic work _in t_he instithat State, according to a com- students m the advance course, va_r1etr of the art_1cle~ it con- of Le Petite Voix a sma ll sheet tut10n. This Council will des1gmunication jm,t received by Dr. Re.serve Officers' Training Corps tams_. It ha s contributions from printed "over there' and edited nale t~e work to be clone by _the Harris. Thh, book, which aims who have not been selected as President E. G. Pet er son, N. A. by " former well known student athletic coaches of the Institu~o give the average young man candidates for Fourth Officers' Pedersen, C. D. Sterner of the of the u. A. c. "Bob" Major. lion and by student officers and information necessary to enable Training School; C of l.J., Dr. George Thoma s, · managers. They will appoint him to choo:,,e his life's work (b) Any student who has had ~I. H. Green, Dr. ~!. C. 1Ierrill, Prof.-What is a boycott? such other manager or managers wisely has been enthusiastically one year's military instruction and many of the Ag Club memDejected Damsel. - I don't rs are neces!--ary in the complete accepted in educational circles in the basic course, of senior hers. It will pay you to get a know. I haven't been able to conduct of athletics at the Colthroughout this country. tContlnued on Pts,e F'our• opy and r~ad it. catch one yet.-Ex. lege."
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and business establishEDITORIAL Itories ments in the city. Either way next fall. Some will go into
they will be engaged in productive labor and thus helping tlle country' in this time of stress. It Entered as S"8coocl.-claaa mallmatis to the young man who will not ter September 19, 1901:i, at Lotan, Utah, under the Act of March 3, do anything, but waste his time 1897. during the summe r months that th E 1 d E 0 1 d this appeal is especially directed. Plant garden; in STAFF ~ome industrial plant, wftere Detroy Girdner, '20 Editor-In-Chier you will be he1ping to produce s. nay Barber, '19 Assoctate Editor <1.omethi ng; work on the farms Geo. A. wa:ro,. '19 . .,Busfness Manager or in the beet fields; do someS. nayi,:,:,:; e~,"':1 _('blef thing So tl)at yoli will not be 10 Geo. A. ward, , 19 .. Buslness Manager "dead weight" . It is absolutely c. w. Peterson, '19 .. Associate Editor necesfary that ~veryone be enRay J. S11vets, ·21 ... Locals ltagect in some form of work or Mauri ce Stlet•l. ·to. Athletics ot her . Everybody must be at the C..on.tributon .Por TIU" 1,.,u e highest point q'f. efficiency, oth81 :.-·Ja~~~rs<m erlwse we wt1I never win this
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"Ned" Foutz has a "kittenish" way of her own in playing.
rt seems tealfy too bad that tl\e writers of the dilrer ent aHlcTes th~t appear iI\ Student tire liaven't a better idea 6f the i"llt~11igencebf the student b'oc!y .jt,il their ability to see a joke When anyb'l'le puts sllinething teally cle'ier in the paper such as Pistol Cannon "goes off," wl'ly spoil it by explaining that they do not really mean that Pistol "goes off" but merely that he 11 leaves ." Also we think we c6uld get a joke on Andy Mohr without being told that "Mohr' equals "'More."-Contributed.
Solon Barber says all of the world's champion tennis players have played , le!t h anded.
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George Eccles the "wonde r kid" says the main thing in the game is to hit the ball over the net and ont~ th.e c?urt.
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Contributed especia lly for this, the Tennis Club issue of Student Life by some of the '"Whizzes" of the ''Fascinating game." This Bunk is not by Leigh M. Stiff our honored editor of t he ~u~R ~olumn . ....... .
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for a man to make from an editor of a raper lo a se ller of knit goods in one day. Our esteemed editorin-chief of Student Life ha s left school for the road and the samp le book. The news came as quite a shock to the student body in general and thi s shock was felt most appreciably and in its most ON A VICTORIOUS YEAR ,·iolent fotm by the associate ed This year has seen the Utah ilor of this paper. Agricultural College come up Gardner left only three weeks from a school whose athletic ear ly and he will undoubtedly teams furni shed "good practice be back next fall as he is Stud material" for the other schools ent Life editor for next year. of the Rock y Mountain conferFor this reason we don't have ence, to an inst itption which to write his autobiography or an won one Rocky Mountain Con- apprec;_ation of his school life fere nce championship and two We hope Del will be as successstate champion ships. No mor e fu) in his ney work as he was wi ll the other "big teams" come in guiding the fortunes of this to Logan, assured and full of the r,aper. Success to you Del. assu rance of victory, but they -·will come with much raintness Miss Ravenhill sumbits the of heart. and quaking of knees. following little poem by one of The Utah Aggies fame \;las our best poets. She just received spread in •ll directions . Her it from England, and it brings teams are now rated as probable oous the very ~pirit and breath winners in all branches of sport. of "the g<reat war.'' In football our team went Naked r t?nlltY nnd mena~e. near through a se1\$0n without a de- As fire to scorching flesh, shli.11 not feat. We won the conference tiafft1glft tle and t'htee of our meh wori The spirit that. sees with danger 1 places on t!he A1l Conference Whh~hl~rt;;u~ 8~ :~~t or die for; not Jrt "t>asltetball
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Burt Smith says he could easily beat Joe Havertz if t he balls were d.ea1. •
Ml" APPllEbIATION The Beaux .(\rt Guild hlls p'reve/1 ~ worth. This club has for its purpoae the stimulating in the miI\ds o'f students at the U. A. C. tl-/e value of things artistic . Their purpose seems also to be t6 help others in every way they can. Their motto mast be "Noblesse Oblige." When I.he Buzzer Staff was in the throes bf worl< and worry over the cut s and photographs which came on in one grand rush, the Beaux Art Guilrl came forth with an offer to do the mounting of the se photographs. They not only did it and thereby relieved the taff of much work and worry, but they did the work in a way that will be a monument to their efficiency and artistic skill. We, the Buzzer staff therefore thank the Beaux Arl Guild for their full hearted action and assure them of our complete appreciation of their work.
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The following poem, taken from the Los Angeles Times was written by F . R. Arnold, Professor of Modern Languages her e.
"Sh oes That' s A ll"
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AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
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or gold rrom El Dorado State; Th e el usiv e J)errume, subtle, ra.lnt, yet sure, In mind 1utd memorlous !fudden can conjure Visions and dreams undying. And elate I think of it'rance, where ever bl esse d Fate To me first sbowed mimosa gold so 1,ure, Ttta.L lovely rtower f'?'om the Cote d'Azur, doth A shore wheT'e loveliness congregate.
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champiorlij!Hp of the ,ltate oftre~ly dear A land stlll remains to, Uta h as welikewise dJ{ in track. r--reed,..,~6:\dt~bo~~~a~~e hands me; Tn base~ll we are n("YW tied They wdultl iJut out; Ule Clean u.tr He r gold endures mid horrors manlwith thll Univ ers ity of' Utah, they would blight, fold. FRANK n. ARNOLO, for the Charnpionsbip , sit1Ce we MnJ(lng enrlll rank w 1th hnte , 0nd State Agricultural College, Logan, h.n;ve WOh orle game frdm them greed nurt rear. l 'ta h . and IOSt Otte to them . Nbw no man's loss: 18 urtvnt e; we This has beett a year to be e:hnre all. proud of atH:l1olie to be looked up Oh, enrh of tr11 a so ldier stalfds tbto by alllstutll!hl:s and albmni of day the college. lt ~otJld lfave great Put ~~e t~: 11J.lrOOf and summoned Lo LYRI C TO IGHT Weight In ttta decision of High Qn('. will, one faith, nne peril! school stllcierits as to where to I htonrts, be high, 'nJm i\lh In "S ix Shooter Andy" go for thett- college edueation. Most (':~~n Vl•::t .;:ao,~r Is da:rkest! t-' l~;~~f.~~, 8.\ Tl ' HDA¥ H has indeed been a banner year Thf' soul In us ts round, and shall l'atLll n" Frederick In "Resurrecand vve look fonvard to many uu, die. tion" Laurence Blnyon. banner years to come for the MMk Ht-uuf'tt <'omt>df "lt Pa,- to dear old school. Exerclee"
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Ray Silvers, the president of the U. A. C. Tennis club says he will come back next year if they will make the backstops ten feet higher.
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''Caruso" Kirkham sings while he play s. It has a maddening effect on his opponent and make s him wild.
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CONTRACT TO BE SIGNED BY APPLICANTS TO R. 0 . T. C. TRAINING CAMP In complianc~ with par. 46, g. o. 49, W. D., 1916, we hereby agree to attend the Students' Training Camp to be estab lished at the Presidio of San Fr;ancisco, Cal., beg innin g June 3rd, 1918, (or one mop th; and also to accept at the option of t he government su«;}}. subsistence and transportatiol). as the ~~vern!'J,ent may provide, or milegae at tiie ra!e of 3½ cents per mile at coll~ges, ~choo).s, o~ h omes to said cam p, and mileage at the tate of 3"1/1cents per mile from said camp ~ter comp letion of cour,se tp o,ur homes within the limfts of the -United States. (Signed)
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Harold Peterson, '17, paid us a short visit before leaving for the Fourth Officers Training Camp. Professor Arnojd anounce s a new war motto: "Every Fre _nch st ~dent teach some French to a Rcoldier." Student Life received lett ers Crom several former students, among whom are Geo. Dunford find C. L. Ronnow .
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The Sorosis Sorority held their annual kid' s party in the Woman's gym., Friday evening, May 10. Specia l features of the Candies. Ice Cream, Ices , Cut Flowers and Lun ches ~vening were, bare feet, cur ls, ribbons, pig-tail braids, dolls, Look for the Label. A small cafs and teddy bears . Children's thi ng to look for, a MRS. FONNESBECK URGES games and nrfres hm ents were Big thing to Fi nd grea tly enjoyea by twenty-five HOME EC. GIRLS TO at kids . No one wanted to play PiilZ"li: UoM'E"t1FE wit h coon Baxter, put she got SEE Io declaring th~t real joy is the priZe. The evenillg was confound only when we efficientjY eluded with a swimming party. Serve our fellow men, Mrs. Fon59 North Main nes~eck congrafol'\ted the Home A Res ume Of The . Loga n, Uta h Economics Club on the degree U. A. C. T. Work Formerly THIS ,EASON in -.yhich they were preparing to Mortell Clot hi ng Company be of service. She advised the The U. A. C. Tennis club has girls tp ~ontinue thei, <laily, undoubtedly done more this year YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES ----,-=.,-=-=:---""1' 1homely tas1<csof life. It is those than ever before. THE oNLY FLO\VER AND unattractive, unai-tificial, purLast fall the club was organPLANT SHOP IN TOWN suits which ar~ after all worfh whil~. Spe pl~aded with us to ized with the following officers: VALLEY CACHE · cherish the true value of real, Ray J. Silver, president; Gladys "Q UALITY FIRST" vice president; and Solon FLORAL CO. commqn-p lace things of life. Smith, WATERMAN R. Barber, secretary and treasJEWELRY 31 Federa l Ave nue The ability to distinguish and prize them ; she told us. wa.s a, urer. Immediatel y a fa ll tomIDEAL mark of true greatnes3. c,nd re - nament was run off in which quired the highest intellectual- Bert Smith won . Followiu g this WATCHES Smith for the club beat CR. ity. She made us realize that FOUNTAIN only as efficient moth ers and Johnson for the faculty in an (The Rexall Transf er Man) wives can we serve our com- excitini; match. Th e club then RINGS PENS Ca lla Answered Promptly, munity to our utmo st, for a sec ur ed pins which are the Phone "Rexall Store" No. l or 2 woman's noble st sphere is a rnapp,iest that have been seen KODAKS AND KODAK FIN ISJf/NG Phone, Residence, 8 7 8 W. on the campus home-maker. _.__ This sp,;ng · they started off Prices Reasonable . Logan , Utah BUZZER NOTES with a vim and t he first stunt was the I nter-Frat series in The Buzzer staff is working which Delta Nu won the chamSOCIETY, CL UD, overtime so as to get the book pionship. FRATERN ITY In the Tennis club matches out by the middle of June. A delay was caused by a great many Ameen Kahn beat Bert Smith, st uden ts failing to order more an d now the finish of the Titus t;han one picture when tpey Medal matches and the Student Alway s In tl1e fl'igh es t needed four and five. The cuts Body-Factulty tournament nex t Style of t h e Art are all la rg e sized and the cab i- week will end t he tennis activ ity EngrO.Yf\d $tatl9nery, Annet photo s are ,9val shap ed and for the year. nouncements, etc. With the addition of two new ha v!' a white backiiround a!Jd mal<e very fine lookmg cut s. T)\f courts there can be no comp laint 1 Beau Arts Guild have be!\" about lack of r oom. an d t he Tendoing a great perce ntage of tlie nis club wishes to thank the inP rom 1,tness Our Hobby mountin,g and they des_e,rye a stitution for their gift. lot c.i:edit fo r their l\lllernlid DUNFORD WRITES work . Bu zzers will be mailed to '\II subscrib ers and if you have "DO YOUR not ordered a Buzzer yet do so '.aptain Stephen Abbott, BY ECONOMllfN G at once. All J unio r s arid Sen iors U. A- C., are requ ested to band in their )ear Sir: · Tr~ W ith Us an d SaTo Mon91 . IN tiP•TO-DATE STYl ,ES OALL AT Tpinking you would be intercour,se, hom e town and list of B11. 1 a Fo u~taJ.!1 Pe n and 4ct ivitie s the y have been engag - ste d and it being my duty , I S. ve 'thn e hought I would write of my suced in. ess. I finislied the camp an d , UT2l AND DUNN SHOES ANNUAL $EN16R At ROCITY ' Jne out on top feeling fine. I I OPPOSITE TABERNACLE 'as only too sorry to th ink they , COl'dMITTE D •"The~ Pol 9.• !!""'' II couldn' t" go th r oug h and get LOGAN w<; »!J!!< t• Weet Oeater Ph o ne ~J f« s.nce . tltione 111 Th e Annual Sepior chape l per,_ __________ .__ pet rated , of qour se by the Sel\- ~tisfie s muchd by as being I did.a Igraduate feel quite !J of !11'.~--~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~ ----·-- ---" •· ' · • · · ·~----------, ior s, came tp p~ss 'j.'uw;day dur- he Tliird Officer s Camp I don' t ing the r eg 4!ar chap ~! P'l'iop . hink it will be bu t sh ort time ~~~s qf,'."JC~L ~~;P,A RflE~T 1~•';..arg•or1 a ~~":: The program v.:as featured ljY ill I arh conimissioned. It meant SILVERWARE o-f E~';;! a!ci F lttl: g of m:asC:. ven song s, a speech and ~ome more "Ork straig ht thr ough' 8nd th , JEWIQLI\Y We have ou r own lens g ri n4 1ng plant and stock song s. The songs were clever •om:r;,etitiori was ver y kee J DIA~IONQS 1"an:e:. n:roken lenses dupllcated and re. 0 0 impr ovisat ions of popular song_s. ~ainst ser gea nt 's and fir st ser CU;f ~~ • \V e Mak e a Speci al ty of Fine RepalrJng. Con aclNl i icii credit ' .i.sdµe the Junior ,<; ·earits. FOUNTAIN PEN ~ entloue care . Skilled woi:kmanshlp. Fair charge• 15 N. MAIN in these exercises. They UJ\Woodhouse gpt a second lieu uioinE~AS and broad experJ"nce ban combined to bul1d up Owen Van Vqrhee ~ MESlJ BAGS for us a larg e and well pleased c1tentelle. dpubtedly be1Jled '1,great deal ih ena nt; Lad.le.' DlnJng Rooms and First carrying off the 3program. They 'ou lter and Hansen are on thei Ol&ss Co u nter Se r vice Cut }!'lowers and Potted Plant.a ·ay over seas. Riter is attach~ ~~~ ~~~rrit;J:n/~~1e~•£° co: !;~ t Deming, New Mexico. I an J ewe lr y Store OPEN DAY AND NIGHT the Seniors ar e greatly indebted UTAH tERMAN JOHNSON , Proprietor LOGAN 63 East lat North Street ssivned to the 33rd div ision to them . which is moving rapidly . Best of r~ards to you. and al CALENDAR vho would he interested. BUY YOUR Sgt- Geo. M_ Dunford, Thu r sday, May 16-Pr esent ing care of Camp Logan Books Stationery and of awards. Y. M. C. A. No. 50, Friday, May 17-Spr ing FestiHou ston. Texa ' Magazines va l on t he Lawn. U. A. C. vs. S. L. H. S. BaseATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS FOR FffiST CLASS SHO E ball. Smith, Parker, Remington, Winchester Shot Oun ■. Wlncheater, !temREPAIRING SEE Faculty vs. Students in Tennis lngton and Marlln Rtflea and Ammunition. Expert Gun Repairing Hunting Boots and Shoes, Canvas Clothing, Fishing Tackle. match. Bicycles and Motorcycles. Eastman Kodaks and Supplle.. TROTMAN Oppos it e Poslofflce Wednesda y, May 22-"The Land of Heart' s Desire ," in chapel. The Students Headquarters W est Ce n ter Street Loga ■ SEE STONEY, THE STUDENTS' FRlEND Thursday, May 23.-ln sta llation of new officers.
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Tenn is Bei ng Playe d. naled ten cents, (this includes war tax) for this write-up. I The games for the Titus meGibbs Langton was caught dal ha\'c thus far been some of studying Monday moming .(Will the best exhibitions of tennis th e man in the back seat who J You Must Buy Quality that has been seen at the college. persists in throwing sarcastic Phone 19 Known as the Best I Solon Barber beat Ollie Ed- remarkB plea~e l~Ye• the room) 1 wards :l-6, 6-3, 6-4. Cyril HamThis week's song has the folmond beat Allah Khan 6-4, 10-8. lo\dng title : "I' ll Love You ,Joe Reed beat R. Standing 6-2. When Your Money is Gone, But The Best Known We Can 6-:l. and Ameen Khan beat Paul I Won't Be With You.'' Ballif 6-1. 6-2. All the scores Moderatly Priced Value C:rn,idereJ PUT EW LIFE t.a ve been close, and all the Did you hear that story about 1 Colors Guaranteed Into Your Old Shoes. players playing a game along lh6 you;: feet? fashion of give nothing and take No . Do It To-day. all. The surp rise of the matches Ah, you h~ve .to.• u1> lo dale was the playing of Logan's Foremost Jarvis says the best way to Allah Khan in his match with llamm ond. Next year he should get clown off a ducks back is to Clothiers be one of the best players in the rick it . ,choo l. Jimmie Whitmore. Bert Smith Perce Hansen gives this one : 77 XOR'l'II MAIS STREET and Ceorge Eccles have not playWhat is peculiar about flowLOG,\ N <d ,·et and the chances are that em. I they will clrnnge the running They shoot before they hava WE SA VE YOUR SOLES consiclerablv. I pi,:lols. rrr==========================;i The girls.have been very back• • • ROYALLY ward in coming forward with Prof. Pulley told th is one in their games, but from the dope class: JTazcJ Coins. Gladys Smith and Why do they walk in China? LOGAN, UT AH Go To The Beatrice Nielsoh are r,icked to Because there is only one STAR CLOTHING CO. h(ht out the big st ruggle. Cochin China. To Bur \ Valkover Shoos, Men's ~ome time next week there • 1Jt7leplu11 8uJta, Hat& a.Gd will be a match between the Cyril Hammond. the Doug. ACCOUNTS OF THE FACULT Y AN D STU DEN'P Fllrn.lshJng• Student Body and the Facultr Fairbanks of the A. C. will gh·e BODY RESPECTFU LLY SOLICITED . STAR CLOTHINGCO. The dales for the playing will an imitation of a wild Baby lonNorth Main Street he announced at a lat.er dat e, ian oyster next time chapel P r ompt an d Ca r eful Atte ntion Guar antee d and the entire school is urged holds forth. lo be present . • • \S \ 1,ITTLE HE~ I F.MBRANl'E Mon day afternoon the A. CThe only difference between F()H TIIE NF.W OR OLD Ac;.. and B. Y. C. played the last an ant and a; e~eph;nt is size.It Ql,' ,\l\ ' T. \ , '(' li: Oli' \ ·ACATIOS OAYSmatch game, the A. C. winning I S 0 1\ TEN A T both singles and doubles. Sodbuster Anderson, stood on j I{han, A. C .. beat Napper. B· lhe comer of Second South and your Photograph Y., 6-1. 6-2, 6-3. Main in Salt Lake for five min- I Smith and Eccles. A . C., beat utes trying lo count the stories BY O UR CAREF UL ATTENT ION TO Clawson and Bullen, B. Y., 6-1, in the Walker Bank building• 6-2. 8-6. The moon was shining brightly SE RVICE, QUA LITY AND EFF ICIENCY Bv the scores it can be seen and a stra nger asked him if that that we had it all our own way. was a full moon, and he said he tSTUDENTS: Make the Appointment Today Ceo. Eccles played in the place didn't know as he had only been Lot u s Sh ow yo u o ur Comp lete L ille& of Sto ves, Ran ges, Furniture, of Kirkham and gave a good ac- m town a few hours. Rugs ru1d Lino le u m . T h ey p lea.so becauso th ey a r e the B e&t. count of himself , cove1ing the • • • rl• 'OH THE DEST CAKES, PIES court in g-ood shape and rlaying-' The I. \V. W.'s don't have to sti ll better at the netj work; they can starve. r.====== == = = ===============:;i H0U,S ASO BREAD CALL AT Excellent
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