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On ~aturday, June 1 -.rover:-.:,: Thi:-mean:-: that U'L' tt•de •"'ar• 1h ut 1 en o'c\X"k, the rommt•nre summer qtrn.rtc,r of twelve c:l1.1n,a 1c a 1<! ,ork. 1t ,,a cult c l' t get cnoug-h 1:tC'n ot.t ment l'Xl•rcisl'S \\JII be h<'l<I in Wl'l.'.'{s will be suhstitutl'ci for to rr. c , f'ull team, wi 1 110uf ~t~~j~~lel:1~f\.~fu~~t~!:~~a~l<~~'~f th<.· six weeks session of former l'7l onin en< U,:z't\fnr a squad. i~~oet~\~:rt;:~-~~il] 0 Rut th c• ac brggecl littlt•, Idaho. will Lt• the s1waker. On and as n re ult t c, ,,e C' able the same day a rel'eption will be week:-; each and the cour:-:.cs Gui<~ medals for mana~crs clas:-; h:n·e been so planned that to get a limit,•d n ,mber but gh·en to the graduating \HTc )a.inn to Louis Rowe. foot• th, se ,,hom thev were success- ~;::~.<~~~G~iPct:;.s ~ 1 students register for the l.;,11: C. \\'. Peterson. basketball: 0 ful in mludng · to dun athh_,tic eight p. m. Jmmediat,•ly fol- full quarter or for either term tog-s wcrt• a.I good, hard work- lowing this reception th(• Alum- a:-; their circumstances will per- <~cu1ge Ward. Student Life: Ar no l(irkh'.'ffi, dramatics; G. IL Pr . aod this made it rnurh en:-.- ni association will hold their mit. Courses offered are on a 1lan,en. debating. Jt•r for tht> toacht·:-l than it would husine:-;s me(•ting and social. rar with work done during anr C. \V. Petersen a: editor of ha\ l' bel'n nt hcrwise On Sunday . ,June 2. th<.• Bae- other quarter of the year. the Buzzf'r ~ind Lucian :\Ieecham ( oach .Jnck \\"at sor had <.·;_tlaureatef-ermon will be gi\'en All indications are that \\ e ,ts manaver were gh·en stud<.·n 1gMet-n men to work "ith by Hon. Stephen L . Richards. at shall ha\'e an auspicious opcn.Jor1,,than ::\larion Hughes, h,dy pins . .1rm~ hi nti e font ,di s(•a- 11 a. m. in the chapel. This ing of the new s~·stem, as a). l• rank Joseph Belier :\leeks as president of l!cid .Jerman. on I e carr1e cH'IT man and ,..ompletl•s the program as is now ready more :-tudents ha\·e sit"lliKiriJv, Erne:--1 Oli\"er Larson. the student body receiyecJ a gold the e alt "hich h,• obtamed known. fled their intentions to remain nwd&I. I ela;1d IL ~litcht>ll, .Jc ._e ::\Ion o, d t be thl' big surprise The speakers are men of grC'at during the twc·h·e weeks than ThP following studf.'nt bod\· n e \\ 1 odhou,.,;t•. t Ia f ,tball ~ea in. The al>ility and high rcputt'. Both W<' could ha\e hoped fnr ..nl<'e1 \\ere Vi\ t'll student hod~ t·ommfrt•p Agg1t defeated l'\cn out of are too we11 known to need inThe social an<l ntreational Howmd .\rtliur ('hr1stense11, iJ,! t of their gridiron ri\·als, troduction here, nnd th<.•y should i)~?portunities are such a:-\ to r in!';: l.a\'on Bennion, vice prt'~· ,Je--st Jloyl· nee. ident : Lora Bennion. ~ecretarv, n tu>d " th th eighth. The )tin• mul'h nd\·ice of value to the "m th: most fa\'orable com- E .. r. Kirkham, hy Lowry, Hor· ('encral Sl'icn<.·e g •1 ..1nd th~ Dt nH!I' un1\ f!'r-.. graduates who are starting out :nent 1rom all ,~·h.o ha\·e be~n l ah m Braithwaite, tfn, ia ~h>rnll. Florence Ch1p--- Fndenck 1l\ \\Cre twd ror tlll' conference in the ,,·orld for themseh'e.s ''11 attendance. \\ htle emphas1zCo11tl1111i:>don Page two} honor . but "hen the )linisters ng the:-e features of our school man, Delroy G~trdner and .:\laur;ce Stit:fel. executi\'e committ< e t f eel to p!a; the Aggies. the hP aim is not to minimize its Salisbun, Jatter had a q good claim to educational etlkiencv. A strong men, and Frank · the supreml' honors. They faculty ha:-; been 1:ctain('(I to chlt.·r leader. R:·sketball letters wert• gi\"l..'Jl ored n total of 21i7 points conduct the work of th<> class aga st .21i macll• h.r their oproom as \\'ill be seen from the to Captain Lolo Sr,encer, Lt.•ster ponenLq. Fiftrt·n mc·mbers of following assignml•nts, made ,Tanb. Glenn Sumison. Niels Xieben and Andy :\Iohr. To Be (;i\"en to a Girl in Home tt11~ championship aggregation Our Sf:'nior class, somewhat by President l'eterso11. BMeLall letters were awanlNI Economic~ \H•J""Pdf'<.•orat<.•d with small gold in the statc of Ru:-1sia. with no Accounting. Prof. I'. E. Petf()(.1tha , bearing the in:-cnp- ht>ad and pral'til'ally no organi- erson; Agronomy, Dr. F S. Cartuin Stiefel, Lester Jan 1~. Daye Bowc•n, The Lois lladn\11 ::\ledal in tior' of "Ho,:ky )fountain C'•in- zation, suffering from the op- Harris and Assistant Professor ~tan Anderson. Clyde \\"orley, Louis Ballif. F'rit1. Home EconomiCs, a m<.•dal to be ferPncc C m-npions. · pre:-sion of <.·xams and the fac- c;ardner; Animal Husbandrv, \\'ith • his uceessfu I 'ootball t1lty (who is putting in its final A.-.sociate Professor ( ;eorge B. Skm1thy, \\"ilford .Jensen and C, awanh..'<l to honor student:-- in <' on, th(' interC'~t at once blow after the "Spring Dri\·c") tht• School of Home Fconomics Caine; Art. Profe:-sor Flctch- \\'. I\ ter:-:en. ptcked up, 1md eH•ryone \\a:- is expt•cting to collapsl' at any er; Botan)·, llr. Hill; C'hcmistrv Track kttrrs were awardf'd at th(• t·tah Agrkultural Colback of the athlet,,, of the time. The list of graduates is Assistant to Car,tafn C'. \V. Peterson, Ru::i; gP. has ju.,t been announced Professor Hurst, school. Coach .Joe Jtmsen thPn iuc•kC"d tq;on e, cry day with ,i Economics, Ai:sistant Profe~·· P)I Croft .. \n:hi<.>Barnc•y. Percy b\ l'r<'~idcnt E. l~ l'ekrson of i sued a call for all basketball faint heart and de(•p anxiety, sor \\fallin; \\' lh\C" ;hi- In:-:.titut10n. This medal, Education and H:rn~c·n. Louis Rallif, ml 1, and n good repn•..;entaLion wondering who:--e name is to Le Ps~·cholog)·, Associate \\ ayman and r.corge Han~en. which \\ ill be m ailabl<? for the Profes thP ~tJ<lent 1)0(1\ answered struck off next. This and trying s(H' Hall: Elocution and Public 'fhe ~ollowing n~w offirer~ of/ fir t time at thl• clo:-:e cf the h: s1mmons HP hail a hunch of to read behind Dr. Saxer's subtle Speaking. Assistant Professor tht.• :-tu lent body for next vear next \'Par, is the gift of ).lr:--. mt "ho l atl play(•cl during smilt:', adds not to the joy of Hunbman; English, Professor werCl installed: President, L. 11. Loi ilayliall of Logan. a memt C'1r h1gh school can•crs. and rommenc<.•ment. Our t:nthusiasm {Continued on Page Three) Il;_ikh; I ~·dia Hansen. vit.·t! pr -s her of the Hoard of Trustees of he at om•p pkkt•d a squad of and interest an• at low tide, but ident: Aclelicne Barbt.•r, secrc- th1 ('ollt·J!P. It will be awarded te"l ml·n. The:--<.'mt>n carried the we are trying to ,•xtract enough I ry: Hakey Bachm:rn, snmc annually to the stucll·nt:- in lllu,• and \\ "hill' through a hard energy frnm each other to prell'ader. Frank Salisbury, chePr-- homl' t:conomic!<i who represent and 11ng . ('ht•dule without sent. let us say, a pageantette. ll adt.•t·; Thate-her Allred, Ilchl'l" the highest type of womannnf-tmg n clt•foat After com- \\'e are not going to play ''1IidJones and Andy ~lohr. commit hood in the school. pleting the n•gular schedull'.'. Summer. 'ight's Dn•am'', but we tc •men. The donor ha~ stipulated arc going to tell you why, and \Car. ued on Page OJ) three ronclit ions as a basis upWork is of High Quality. still pro\:e our ndmiration for on \\ ch to award th<. medal. Shake:-peare and hope the bard ThP honored student must )lajor E. H. PearC'f', who has \\ ill think no less of us.-B\· the os l'SS t 1t' qualities of 1 rue \\ay. it's to Lt• in the COilege been trawling through the ,tale "0112" om • she mu:-3t give eviin the intPrest of the fut Jre Chapl'I. Friday at ~ o'l'loC'k, and denc of t11e ,1bilit} to apply not UJl<m the campus as an- tra,ning camps and who wa. re-Yan£z ""1lsvn o!' Logan, t e p nl' IC>sof home ~1 nomnoL 1ced. l't'lltl)· at the College, pronounc1 11 s lea ned m the class room Jn t c Mn~ 2, 191~. 1~ ue of ed the work gh·en hy the senior J mor 11 the Sch()( I of Agricul d l:,boraloT\ to deih lif ~nd thl' Journal of Etlucat o~ a•c BE-:\O'S SRO\\ LO) \LTY llnit R. 0. T C .. whith is our tunll Eng1 1eering at t e ~ ah hr. mu d O\\ i: ror-c1c-,cy College. he Ju .. t\\ ""4icl<'s b.} Aggie 'aci. t\ Once again the Re-. fo dub cadt't battalion, to be of high ..\grirultura hoh t c tt.£.in e'lt le m mem rs One •} r II. Alx,1 demonstr.Ltec:I that it is the mo. t quality und JP to ~tandar 1 n bePn appointed to a rc ..pon f 1e \\cUd \\ l m,ll e (',l<'h po.·1t on as hydrogra her n +h OT' ,1 takes n the .1.917 \\·ar loynl and acti\'P. club in the P\"l•rr \\a} p mF b, a 1m ~tee cor ~f'a H , e Irrigation sy!:;t£-m l, rden • utlmes t'le mistake:-. :-;chocl whc-n they pri,,;::t•nted the This is a U1rect complinwn .. 1st .g of t d mr t 1t made la t , ear in t e \\Br gar- L:: Kct)nill tear- ,,.·1th large white to Captain Abbot who. although bi t c t Idaho Sugnr r l'd or h r repre den nd ..h£>ir ml.'an of rn~ \\ 'lt n1 or tht"'1r gn·at work ht> hru; het>n hnc only one year, pan: This ..,y:-;temJS 1e o n a I\ h director of t 1c ) T~e oth,•r } llr . ~I. C ast se: 1 • The duh gave a has put the military work at the mo~t cxt, nsin• in l t,1h, a, Sc n< I r 11011e E co1 or. c t e M r• c \lied ~\ ~·m a11d JO\ .ince to IJ ~ t hP v. ,,aters. In: rollegt.• on a higher plant> than t •m r its cana s .):-i,00 1c e lo1 gt' \! • Ch nd Di ..rac ..i ,-., onl: i +h T'f'1l un nl'Crh.•1 has en•'!' teen Lefore. \\'e great .. h1g1 ', prod 1ct1,e an l t a1 r \. ..cm ns opposed to get •h ly appreciat,• Captain A Jhot s to c.1r Ii nc · 1 our \\ r gar the c 1L ot T" h m1 c I and c·gh 'work nd. we hope that he \\ 1 den p n Both nn- int l' .. ing left in t e t ea t mP t e II be e· e ext :rear to direct 01..i and \\! "or h re'ldmg cha~mg th, , 'ldcts Jm
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ar rn t m the army and who I• I) can, tn return to school nex year. They not onh· l'ub ill.Ad Weekly by the Students entourage them to return but t the h Agricultural College. the\ urge them to and establish I ec al mean ~ 1 that they can .._1tercJ a,s 1eco1.&d-claaa mail ma\. do J· 1er Septeru_,e.- 19, 190¥. at Logan, , hLre he uld l,e no doubt m Utah, under the Act ot March 3, 8"1 our minr concerning our duty t, our country. If we arc not Pr,nted by the Bari and England l'ubllahlng Company, Logan,_ Utah. alrPa<l\· in tlw armv wt• should con• iniu.• our educaiion as it is ST.\FF best Uulroy Uartluer, '20 Editor ln-l b et 111 so doing that we may The l"nited t, Hay Uarbc,, 19. Asaociato Edllor s1.•n·e our countrj. ;e..,. ,\. \\:ird, · 1 ::t .Uusineu ~la □ ager Stale• wa:-- ncn.•r in greater -,THI·' 1-'0H TIiis Js:-,\ 1, .\'\U nc·t·d of trarnrd m(ln than now. 01· \J \) 2:$. A large 1ieret·ntage of the trainj,:; {· y Barbt'r, '19 .Erl toJ lo ( b ef 1 I..' \\" J•ctersou •1~ . .-\ssol' l~dl )r ~d men are in the arm\· and to t:. ,\ Ward, ·1ri Business \lc11:1ager keep indu:--try and bu~1ness up hi~ Slhcn, ·::1 .I...ucala we mu ..... t ha\·e these men reLora Bt•nnlon, '19 s, et:,. 1 laced. Our colleg-e men are the l"nutrihutur-. one~ to replace them so it is up J :--. UalliC Bf"1tba L'iurgootl to you to continue your school ____ ~1_,u_or_kcSt_le_re_l __ _ work. Don't mistake your duty. \1,l11111ti \\I I. .'\umht·r ;to. Come hack to school next fall. \\'('41nt..,d.U), \ltt) 21J, JUlt-1.
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and thereby winning the state title. a thrce-gnme !;erie;-. was .u-ranged for \\ ith the chamJHons of C >lorado, the ::-;tate l niv~r ity at Boulder, to decicll• tlw winner of the Rocky ~Iot1ntain conforenct) honors. We carry an ext ensiv e line of Ladies ' Footwear This cham11ion:,;hip :-;l•ric:-. was staged in Boulder, and the Cenknnial :-;tnte enthu:-1iusts were treatl•d to some of the bt-st basketball that they have yet TO SPF.!'.""D LES!=: TIIA:-: ): ()'. !:AH .. TO-DAY -BAN K WHAT y ou \\'itnc...;sed. The Aggies copped SA\"E AT Ol'R SAVJ.·(;S I>LPAl'TltF..·T. A."D h.XOW YOt" HAVE the initial game with ease, but '-lO~EY READY TO MJ-:;ET A. ·y uXEXPEl.'TFD TROUBLE OR the tabl,·s were com1iletely OPPORT(KITY" turned the next en•ning when \l orf" P <'OJ>it• \ rf' Thi n ki n g It '~ W ort h Th t~ir Whil e D aJ lf & PEH ("F'\"T l'\T E RFST IS .\LLOWEO th,· Boulderites came back and scvoped up for a second Yirtory making the series stand one apiece, and also making it LOGAN, UTAH The Bank That Backs the Fa,rue , necessary to play the third and J ~t:ember f,ede,al Reserve System . .\l ' REYO IR. deciding- contest the following A CORRE('TIO:\ ____ e,·ening-. After forty minutes The a1 t1cle under the caption Th 18 f S d t L 11 of ,e-sa" mg one "a, and then rr=========================;i "Are We \\'eakemng'' which apissue O .. tu en < ·mother the finai whistle i r 1<·arcd 10 the last issue of Stu bemg- th e lasl for th e regul,r broug-hl the g-ame to a tempor-' 11 <l,•nt Lift', ga,e the 1mpress1011 ,chool year of 1917-18 we, th<• ary halt Att,•r totahng up the I to tho•e \\ho \\ere not acqu,tint- staff. \\lsh to thank the student s Ole It \\as found that the! ul \\1th the facts. that our schol-1 body for the loyal support g-1-. ~am~ "ere tied thereb,· ' • arsh1p is far belO\\ normal th1:::. en us clunn_g th is year \Ve ha~e nece~sitatmg the exlra mmutis A L AR GE PART OF Ol,"R PROFIT LIES IN THE S.\TISF\OTJOS ;ear. 'Jhc readers would be led aimed to ~e the student_bo,,y of pla1·. llunng- the extra to behe,e that not onli had the th at \\hlch !hey !'1°st desire 10 enod· the home team showed WHI CH OUR CUSTOMERS RE CEl\ "E IN THF.IR DEALl'IGS allnls of the :--choolbeen allO\\ecl e,ery issue o( th1 s paper, \\'~ better' endurance and scored to slip but also that the students ha.ve a~med to ~n:e them news. fl\"e points to the Ltah cham WITH us. YOU ' LL FISD THAT IT PAVS of th,• U. A. C. had failed to ring ~nnrnr,ly_ perta 10mg to school pions' one- taking- with it the ~rue in~ cn:-.is. To allow such an life and espec1~lll_rs~hool hfe third game as well as the Rocky TO TRADH AT OUR STORE . 1mpress10n to g-o out unchalleng- the U. A. C. "e ha,e attempted , Iountain championship. Rowed would be extremely disloyal. to make th e naper 10ter _e st10 g '" ever the l"tah bovs were well The writer drew his conclu• wet~ as useful. to make it_corn-.er- ::;atisfied with thei'r success, and sions from a surface indication. vahve as mur h as J?Ossible a nd were g reeted by hundreds of r,=========================::;i He based them upon the fact ~bove. all to make it an org,:n admirers upon their ret urn that the "colle!'e rolls" are much m which. the students could ex- home . shorter this year than formerly. '.TesJ-.the ir ?\\' ll opinwns rCl~ar-1- The first of the spring spo r ts FINEST MADE TO ME AS URE CLOTHES There are several ~rnod reasons ing school hfe. found the Agg ies st ill lead ing. French Dry Cleaning, Pre ss ing , Altering. for the shorter "rolls" this year. \Ve hope that, beginninJ< with The T:ni,·ers il\· of l 'tah and the In the first place the ''.first roll" next fa ll, t he _students will take Aggies slag-eci"what at firs t was Phone 171 Work Called for and Deliver ed. (.'ompares favorably with those more 111terest in the schoo l paper onh· termed a dua l meet but 20 West 1st Nor t h, Logan ?f fonne~· yea1:s when we take\ '.rnd w r ite. f?r. it. There are few. whic h e\·entua lly tur ned ~ut to 111toconsiderat10n the fact that 1f any actmties of the school _of be the stale meet . as the our permanent registration i-, more benefit to those particip- BJ·:«ham Young l' nj ver sitv far below normal this ye•r. \\'e I ,ting- than wdling- for the pa-• dropped track work for the Party Slippers And Better Shoes must al!-lo t.•onstder the fact that rer. This_ work fu~·~1::-he~,·a_lua-! year. The Aggies copped this there han• bCl'll few old stu· 1hie practice 111 wntmg .. 11 g-1ves with a comfortab le magin, tuck. llents enrolled. Since they are one a much better cornn:iand _of ing away another statt· titleusun.lly the ,mes who • rt.- pre- words a11d makes one \\ rite with ~o startli11g results were obdominant on the "rolls" thi:--fa~t mo_re surt'ne~:' and fre~dom. T:hP. tainecl in this meet, although " Shoes That's All " must not he m·erlooked. \\ e \\Titer get:-1 mto the rnntr hfe Hansen of the Aggie:-. squad must ~1lson.~rognizt• the fact that of the school a great deal morel established a record in the this year mo:-.t of the :--tudents if he is on the sbtff of the school jaYclin thrnw, this being the n·maim•d only one term and stu- p.-1 rN. first year that this C\·ent had d(•nts do not generally get on The staff wishe:-- _voua harm: been includl•d in the regu lar tr.l• "roll:--" their first term. ·md :-1ul·tessful summer and cour:-.e of e\·ents. This sturdv h\ U '\'DEHEHS , DH1" -Cl ,E.\St<.ms . DYERS . H .\TTERS , REPA1UER8 81.•sidt•s the reasons already hores that you will realize your athlete he:-n-ed the long rod 1-18 naml'd there is another \·ery irn• debt to rour ounh"\· and return feet 10 inchei-., which i~ a Yery 1:orlant rea:--on for th.e small 1wxt fall. · good throw in any competition . '':-;e<.·ondroll.'' Tlw rtqu1rements ----The Aggi(' sprinters and runLO(L-\S 211 "iO H.TH M .\IN UTAH have bet:n rais1.•d this .n·ar. ForC.\L EN D ,\R ners clea1wd up in lheir eventR, nwrlv a :--tudt•nt could have thrl't' Thur~da~·. \l a~ :10-1\'lemorial while the> uni\'ersilv men took hour~ <.Tl'dit with a C gra<lL Day. most of the points· in thl• field MEET l\lE AT and hl' ph•t'l'<i 011 the ~~L><.'ond Frida, . \ la\ :H__,..;;:,enior Pa- en•ntx. roll," but this Yl' :r no studl•nt gea nt. · And last canw bast•ball. In with '.1.(' rrndc is allowt>tl,on it. Saturda~ . .June 1-Cornmencethe first of the two-game :-;eries ~\II h1~ grrdei;t must he As ancl nw11t ExPrcises . between the Aggit•:-. and the 1rd. .J. A. 11 ( hapt•I nt 10 n. m. t·nh·ersity of l 1 tah, th1.• lattPr YO l .R PJ.\ CE , W\ ' l'f H F., E \ ' ERlBOD} " S l'L\< ·• :; to , · p. m.. Rt•t·eption to wt•re. \'ictorious .by a big The intuit Ill till' etht 1·1alin (;raduating Class and murgtn .. Aftt·r this, howe\·er, nn :1-: n.,, c i-: n u .1, J" co ,~.:c11 0, :ist wt.>1.•k s -..;1dent Lift"" wa:-; ni hy PrP~id(•nt and )fr:--. E. the Agj(ws got down_ to hard not to mnkc cur d10larsh C. Pl•lt>n-on. work, and aft£>r pla~·rng n few 1:, r-:n:n 101n ,, 1-.u ·0,11bu t by winch \\e might :,e pro\ :-: to 11 p. 111., Alumni .-\sso- J_ra<'ti<.-t•ganw:,,;, journeyed tn t•d disloy I or Ult king, b1.1 !oll·'.J<~)l l'Jll)C)( K ll FF OHI Pl , \ ( ,, ,. \' O U t O llDEH l·O H I r.owmts ciation :.\h-t>ting and Social. I Sal~ l_:tkP.. wlwre tlwy nwt rrwr('h lo ~ho\\ the efft•("tS of Sunda, . .Junt• 2-Haccalaureate I tl~t>1rrind~ Ill tlw ~ceon_d stame ll f. WIJ. 1, S \\"I ·! 1.-01,• ,1o sF.\' the u;1scttkd c-•,ntlit,on , war r S1.•rl111111 lion. Stephen I,. o_l tlw Sf'rll' .• and _su~pnsl•d the J crts and gt•nern) l'ondition~ dtH Ril'h:tnl:3. f ~~dt I ,nk~r~ h) shppmg o\'er a t the war upon 1he st udPn \1ond,n . .June 10 -First T1.•rm nct1iry 1111.pu~ the two h•ams bod\', The \\-TitPr bl'lie\c~ thert• R1ir1lmer ~choo1 Commt•ncC':-s. o_n an t•quc!l ba~i~. f<!r tht• :--tatP t l1ot a stu1lf'nt Ill churl ,\h \londa,. St.•ptrmber :JO -!--chool title, a_nd if pn•_d1d1ons do not 1 di~loyal in t hp least. The ai·. c m;. l ce . go nm1s!-l, this 1~ the \\a) the gl:rn-ente m I ,. ,\eek' !Jtonal :--t>asc,n\\ ill t'nd. m lead of h 1t111g-at di lo alt, ThP Aggies are jubilant ,er B. ~HA \'E BEEN DOJZ-.:G Bl SI. "F~S FO R MOR E pro,(' t l e coPtraa y. \\' o art too thflir J ro:-;p('('l,! f r rwxt n•nr. much \\Tnp1 ul up in he J: r1lou THAN THIRTY-Fl\'E YEAR :\1ost of t..,e mt: \\ ho J:art cit~ t or {ur nat on t I l, l pated this H~.tr nr<' frc- hmen, "'E HAVE GIWW. TO A ~111.I.IO.' F IVE 0 ent on t , m rh ur w nnd the bigg,•si pnrt • them m_;_ "DRED Tl!Ol".'A. 'D \\P. othe-v. e " uli It • 1.· n1 und r the rlrnft age, so •he ~ore of n figh to get do\\ Lm \ggil' nre lookrng ron,ard t udJ no\\ t~nn ~fore t 1.•v. Lr, an t'hcr ha (•r \ a.,. m l!l19. r:--1n, ply heca c th, e re 1cnf') ma~y thmJ!" entrrin,i to take ol:r mind from o i;tll: .1 e . \\ c 110 re continunll}· deb 1tm~ in ol. >OH jl Spn: ial Attention C in·n to I he ;-,ct:-1 ni;t to \\ hirh wa, "e c...rn Eli 1beth l t t·n~ ,ur c untn, Y.ht•t t'r 'I ROTl\L\ :'\'. SL·ientitic Fitting of ( ;1a.,cs to 10111 th nrm, rr nav, or Rt l) t ('l,,ool d nrE • r,• 'or u e"ul \ \ Mt ('n11tt 'tr l Jj I L T ( \ "i i S "'-Il l.I t 111 II nice , od> g
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"Merci, Beaucoup" ~\n Ode to the Bun"' Column With .\pol11gies to George \d e Then• Has Bel'n One ThingThat llas Kept Th~:-. 2x 1.:-;~ect F1:om Dymg ot ~tagnat1on Or Some Other "Ation" This Year And That Has Been The Bl'XK COLt:)IX. Thi:s Column, A blv Seconded and Carefully Guarded by Its Loving Father "Carl \\'. Peterson," Has Done )lore I To Keep the \l'riter From ::\lunching Strychnine \l'ith a Thankful Heart Or Fen·ently Jumping From the Top of Th e Look for the Label. A s mall Tower Than Any Other thing lo look for, a Thing In Big thin g to Find This Aforesaid at Sheet. Last Fall, Sundrv \\ 'riten; Of S. L, Including "Stub" 59 Nort h Main Got Together And Logan, Utah Decided To Formerly Hav e a Little Humor llforrell Clothing Company In The Paper, '--------------' And Be a REAL College Paper. _T_HE __ O_N_L_Y_F_LO_W_E_R_AND __ _,_ Therefore. and Accordingly PLANT SH O P 1s TOW~ The Bunk Column \\Tritten By Numerom; CACHE VALLEY "\Vop :," Under Assumed Names As FLORAL CO. "Leigh i\I. Stiff" 31 Pef.lt!ral \ venue "B.V.D." HTitus A . Drum" "By Heck" And "P lato Beans," Etc. (The Rexall Tra.n.sfer Man ) But Mainl y Written Calla Anewered PrompUy . By The Famous Car l Phone "Rexall Store" No. 1 or 2 \Vas Born, Phone, Realdence, 878 W. For This ·'Ye Editor" Wishes Pr!cea Reasonable Logan, Utah To Thank Mr. "Stub'' 1
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George Eccles got a puncture this morning while dri\'ing hi:-. garage mechanic:-; pl't up the hill. He ran O\'er a sharp :-;nutiny.
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The Beta Delta:-. etilerlaint:-d at dinner Sunday for the town member::; and out of town guests. Narci~sus a nd bridal wreath were table decorations.
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Faculty member s, Seniors student body, Alumni and public get their reserved seat tickets for Commencement exerci ses and the Baccalaureate serv ices by applying at Room 228 Friday i\lay 31. Th e patronesses of the Beta Delta so rority, i\lis s Edith Bowen, Miss Joan Moen, Mis s Marr Sorensen will entertain the sorority member s Wednesday evening at th e Bluebird hall. Miss Lillian Pond and Mrs . Clarence Aldou s nee Miss Eunice Robinson of Sa lt Lake, Miss Florenc e Dinsmore of Ogden and the i\li sses Georgina and Myrtle Dadd son of Brigham City attended the banquet and were guests at the Beta Delta house this week . One or the most elite socia l w. functions of the season was the Peterson annual banquet of the Bela And Decorate Him Delta sorority at Hotel Eccles \l'ith A Medal Saturday :\la y 25th . HandFor Life Sa\'ing And painted place cards. mirror ed Also For SaYing baskets of white ro ses with The Promising festoons of gypsophelia and "Young Feller" tuele formed the table decoraStudent Li fe. tions• :\Iis s Georgenia Da vidson Are You All was toastmistress. Toa sts were Agreed? given by the i\1isses Estella Thanks. Larsen, Ir ene Rich, Olena J ov DR. LINFORD GIVES PL.-\NS Smith- Ada :llitton, Em Nielson and ;\!rs. George 1-lili. FOR Sl "MMER ,iCHOOL Following the banqw,t the (Continued rrom pa5te one) guests were ente rtain ed on the N'. Alvin Pedersen; Geology, mezzanine floor. )Ir. Tippetts; History, Assi stant Profe:,:;:sor Robinson; Home The \\. ar Is:sues and Profe:ssor will gi\'e a Economics, Professor Rav en- Alice Ra,·enhill hill. A:-.:si:stant Professor :\Ioen, course of fifteen lecture:s on the Professor Cox, :\Iiss Beers, :\Iiss Physical De,·elopmentof Chi ldRichardson and :\Iis:s Jen sen; hood. Special course:s in Reel and Librarr Science, :\li:-::1 Smith; Cros::., ''Home Dietetics" )la thematics, )Ir. Tipp etts; "Home Care of the Sick," ha,·e in co-operation Languages, Professor Arnold; been planned mw:;ic, Associat e Prof e~sor with the local Red Cross chap.Johnson, Assistant Profe ssor ter and a cour~e in Food ConSpicker and 11r- Smith; Nature servation i~ offereri at the reStudy, Professor Hogenson; quest of the Fo od Admini straPhr:sical Education , Assh,tant tion at ,va sh ington. rr0fessor Jenson and A:s~b:;tant \\"e feel that nur plans will I Professor .Johnson; Physics, meet the educational and soC'ial 1 Ilr. \\"est: Physiology, Dr. R. requi r eme nts or all who ma, ! 0. Porter; Poultry , As:-istant regist er and that we ::.hall als0 Profe:,..sor Alder: Sociology, As- be in a position to :sen·e our si:stant Professor ,rail in: Ste- ~OYernment in disseminating nography and Typewriting, J. information that will be of serIl. Howell: \l'oodwork, As- ,·ice to its citizens. sociate Professor Han:,;en and :\Jr. Hughes and Zoology, )Ir. LE CERCLE FR..\!'.'C.\ISE Sorenson. HOLDS FORTH Last Fr; _d 1.>:,.· e,·ening the Arrangement:s ha,·e been practicall:v completed for two French club held its last meeteminent lecturers, Supt. \Vi1- ini;r which was gh-en in 1he form son of Topeka, Kansas and :\Ir. of a social e,·ening. Th e event Charles \\"oods, F. R. G. S· an took place at the reside nce of English traYeler and scholar Mr. and 1Ir::-. "·est on Vernon. who has just completed a course The followin<r program was gi\'or lectures at the Lowell In- en after which refreshment :stitute. In addition to the abo,·e, were ~en·ed and dancing was en negotia tions are under way for ga<recl in; Red Cros:-. and conser,·ation Enid Rosengr een. 1 lecturers. Prof. George B- Hendricks French rla,·. will delh·er a course of four Son2', Mis:-.·X0ra Eliason. lecturers for the X ational SeFifte1m minute French t lk. curity League of America on ..\meer 'Khan.
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