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Intimate a110clatlon1 nre connected with each bulldlng. StudC'nt Life has !or some time advocated the adoption or aoruo such 1ystt•m at the college. and several nrtlclea from the pena or tacult)' and att1dents have appeared In STUDENT LIFE Ila column1, all tavorl111 tho movement which baa at h11l borne fruit. lt la n welcome transition from the Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah cu1tom or giving each building a prosaic, mechanical Agricultural College. name, nnd turns a new paiO In A. C. history. Let us ___ now choo1e qutckly appropriate names for the Live- Strange to Relate Much Loafing Prlntod b)' the Earl & England Publ\ablng Oo. stock Building, the Plant Industry Building, the IrrigaLoson. Utah. tion and Drainage Building aa well na tor the older Is Done. Entered III aocond-o laea mall matter September 19, building• on the campus. 19Q8. at J.ogan, Utah, under tbe Act or March 3, Student Life reporter a lway, on 1897. Acceptance for ma\llng•at special rate of postGET THE SPIRIT OF A. C. the jump tor live-wire news to servo age provld~d tor In Seotlori 1108, Act of October 3, This year socs tho largest freshman class In A. C. tho discriminating public, (meaning 1917, p.ut11orl1ed AU(rUll 22, 1818. hlstor)'. The war Is over and conditions more settled; IYOU, gentle render), mot "Andy" GEORGEl P. BARBER ... Managing Editor Jho whole world sees ae never before the need for Mohr In the hall, quaffing at the Business Manager educal\011. Oonsoquontly there Is a flocking to tho rountnln. E. W. ROBINSON .S uch Is Life odt1cntlonnl lnslltt1t\ons of tho country. "Howd' yo11 apand tho summer, I SORA BA Kl~NIEl CAINE ...... Under Tho "A" Tho college \1' , 1come11)'OU. freshmen. It oi:tends to Andy?"' said he. ('QNTRlUUTORS you the glad bana or comradsblp and good tellowablf. "Knockln' around. All alone tor JOEl REED CHASE KEARL It la admlrab ly nuod to prepare you tor leadership In urn weeks. cookln" my own grub. F.ll.NA MILLER V. D. GARDNER YQur chosen· prore111lon. It welcomes tho opportunllJ Very good cook. Wanted-a job at LETTIE RICH LAVON SHARP to equip Y<IU with an efficient education. aome ■ ororlty bouao." I JOHN A. HENDRICKS Ju st now, o.a you are commencing ) 0ur Ute at col-I Reporter pal!ISed on. Accosted lege, 1tnrt off on tho right foot, Got the spirit of A. C. Hollle Baxter. Vol. XVITI. Number 1. -her spirit of democracy, of Independence. of bard "Mll!IB Ba:s:ter, pray how did you Friday, September 19, 1919. work and bard piny. A. C. democracy Is tho biggest spend the summer? ..
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Several ncancles are to be fl.lied on Student Lire Staff. Students who wore tentatively tbOUibt of for position, on the staff have not returned to school. In addition, other coptrlbuto ra are wanted. Thia offers an J)J:Cellont opportunity for those who are llterarlly lncllnc1l to compote fqr 1ilace5 on the staff. All students are lnvltl'd to submit atg nod articles dealing with any phnsp qt college llt e. Vacancies will bj:l Oiled with those who show moat marked ablllty. A STEP Ii'OR\V ARD The Qld Chem Dulldlng has boon named Wl~tsoo Hall. Thl' A. C. can now take her place among tho larger colleges and 11ulvorsltles In the matter ot trndltlona surrounding the naming of buildings. It has long been the custom of tho older schools In the country to name structures on the campus otter donnors or prominent tacult)' members. Thus detlnlte ---· --~----)IOTOR
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{Continued from page one) fleld engineering, orders tllld messages, ceremonies and marches, tactlcal walks nnd military history Artillery specla ltl ea that will be emphaslzod are material g11nnory l'Xternal balllatlca, ornn.'.nontatlo n: ordnance. or~anlzatlou and tactical problems.
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(Contlnue~ago One). Institutions ot the some territory. Fraternitiesfunction ot- po11Ibllltlea-relatlon to college. Soclal llt &-- la It overdone! The co llege annunl. These dlscu111lo11eserved to develop a spirit of unity among tho delegates rrom the ,·arloua schoo ls, which, It Is thought will be show n this year In the acth-ltles between the college1 and unlvorsltlca In the western states. There Is need tor cooperation between the schoo ls. and such conferences do much to develop It. SPffilT
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;:::~ ~:: :.~!lct: ;~:kea~ool~erl;~ ch~~cll~~~le"-"Woll, playing ball. 1,oaalble don't let a day 11aas wlth-·Comlng ho.ck! Yea, I'm hero.'' 1 110 ~~~~arl~tl~~l;r :.:; d::/e~~!, ~::e•:;~-;-~~~:: :::g\h!~'?uzzer." work or tho yenr be <lone well. "Del''-"Extraotlng lucre from "Faculty and atudonta are one--1 the natives or Wyoming via tho comrades In thl' fine struggle !or knit goods route?" ■ ucceH. Make use or all the In~, "Tbank1"' said Reporter and Iottatltutlon. Koep your health, go to orl' d olong his way. the church or your pro!erence, hon_ Etlnn Merrill and .. Kath" Hatch or the frlend1hlp1 you eatab llsh here: had stopped to chat a bit and eetabllsh none which are not "I presume your 1t1mmer was 8 worthy or honor. Your trlendahlpa, llil'aaant one," quoth Reporter. tor good or Ill wlll follow you "Deen down at Brighton, ., Salt through lite." Lake. We've 1ot a new house, said ---Edna. SCOTT TO COACH "Kath"-··Juat up here." ':?3 FOOTBALLERS E:r.lt Reporter
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(Continued From Page One). Unh•crslt>· Athletic A11oclatlon the {Continued From Pago Ono). same )'ear. Salt Lake tor more suits. During hie sojourn In tho army ln the ye ll practice following Lieutenant Scott played halfback on "Andy's" speech, tho 1tudent1 ro ck• th(' 43rd Infantry tootbnll team. e>d the walls or the chnpc-1, with thl'I hcn lntorvlewl'd concer11h1g the
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Special Winter weekly rates now in effect Excellent Dining Room and Counter Service. Popular Prices and Quick Service. Barber Shop and Billard Room in Connection . Especially attractive for Auto Parties l\1. S. ECCLES, Pres. LYMAN HYDE, l\1gr.
:!~~ut:!iol!s r:~u:t~:~~~K !-~~;h::~:e; ( ~!~io:~::°atcd query they replied as ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.: 11 11 1 :.:: :~ 10 R:~:/~~~a~~a~:a~hai:~ i In~::~;::;~!~: ~:n~ ~n~::: r t:~~ ploneblp need• the support of every n0011. and summer schoo l In between. lludont. Lot tho boys know that we I cla.lm tha.t'a some grind." are all back or them. They are Oonevn-"Oh. I didn't spend It! reared and honored throughout the About n month In Bear Lake. That west. was most run?" .. I.et us keep tbe scholarship or "Kelt"-"Qulte warm. Ruh! the College high. Your parents Playlng tonnls and not going to
(Continued From Pngo Ono). the Utah Agrlct1lturn\ College and of Columbia. Int ensive lnveatlgntlona are to be carried on resulting In much good to th epeople of tho state, giving them fnf'ormatlon concernIng more efficient method• ot reedlog children. The nature of this work will be st ri ctly tn,·estlgntlonal and will be concerned with the chemical constituents or tho rood Itself Dr HIii Is efllll'Clally quallned ror thl' fields tri which he la now ongn.ged both from a practical and acolaatic experience. lie ranks high aa a physlologlcn.l chemist as may be seen from the t>osltlon which be held na Food nnd Nutrition omcor with the rank of fo~lrst Lieutenant tor Camp llpton, New York, durlnK the war. Prior to this ho acted as hlo-
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~I:: :::o:.ts;h:t :~~ 0:a~i!u:~ ox:: ;; 1 ;:r ::d onro~en::u ': :td:~;i;~ I;~~ la; :; going to San Francisco t or tho colloge men's camp. Before coming he re MaJor Campbell waa at Camp Upton, Ne"'' York. Previous to this time he &a)' eighteen monthe service with tho 44th army artillery In the Meuse. \n Alsace. at St. Mlblel and at Melt!. At
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clot)'·· DO~?fJ ~~~~R Ge.orge M. Bateman was next en- j AGRICULTURAL COLLEOR countered. _ _ "HO\\ was tho summer, Bateman' .. (Contin ued From Page One) "International Harvesters Set up l the occasion demands but do not rca11er1, harvesters and tra ctors FullInjure tho good nam'! ot the Col- fledged hnrveator expert ·• Jcge b) 1,rnctlces ,, hlch the better Reporter met Paul Jenkins. Genova nnd bigger co llegos ha\e long since Rich Keir Soula, Glen Dee Chase abandoned. Kear), "Sterl'' Harris and ·Doi" "The Co llege la known ror the loy_ Gardnor In cloae aucceaslon. To the1 1
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(Continued From Pngo One). 11opulnr new nasturtium ahndo. The rooms on the Oral Ooor ot the \\roman'a hulldlng. \\hlch \1oro converted Into the Woman's Ca tetorln Inst year, 1!111•0been roco,norted Into two very i>hmsant lecture rooms The chemistry bul<Ung bonata n newly painted roof and exton11\•e tm11rovement1 throughout the lower Ooor. Tho co.tto barna ha\ 'e been
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Hon::~~~er beat u precipitous re- 1 d ased Dewey Clyde going s:c:etary'a office j "Have a good summe r, Cl)•do!"' Sure, KOt mnrrled," said he, over his shoulder. E. Stanley !..,, PrescoU itood at the door to the Registrar's office, talking to Vic 1~ars1.m "Hollo, fellows. How did you spend the summer!" 11
summer nway from the A. C. tt was bis fortune to be connected with a six weeks camp conducted tor co llege men nt the Presidio ot San Francisco from Jun e 21 to Au,;. 2. Three ot the men or Lieutenant Scott's compa ny wore on the rlflo lNlm ot eight which repr esented tho camp at tho Nntlonal RlflemeotatCaldwcll,NowJorsey. Mnjor Campbell, a stranger to date but one who bids fair not to remain
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:::~t:!;e hfeorh~~: s~::~1 when he waa called Into the Food and Nt1trltlon Department of the army. Dr. Alli graduated trom the Utah Agricultural Co llege In 191 :? with tho degree of Bacbelo r ot Sclen<'f" The tnll ot th at lear he entered Corn• ell where he received n. Unlverslt) Graduate Scholnrshlp In 1913 - 14 , a nd his Doctor or Phl\laophy In Sept. th l9l6, wi ht s major In biological che mla t ry. During his last year 118 student at Corne ll ho 88811ted In lilo
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Besides tho two units now In existence h ere stil l nnot hor la yet to be cstabllehed. a Motor Transport Corps. A commt1nlcnt1on tolling or department or l)hyelologlca l chemlsestablish ing It la now In the hands or try a nd th e year rollowtn g lit s grnColonel Hnrtl e. An officer to direct duntlon he nctod 111lnslructor In th nt thla t1nlt Is now being aoug ht ror ac- · department. 8 cording to thl' form . Upon bis arrival Dr . Hill ls ;o~bor otttl~~ Natlo;; 1 ~:~a:::~kl~!~l~mb:tl:~eo:. tho nature of :nd :~nt:i;~;ne:i~:t:oc~et)• o~n~~oioThia nrtlc lo cou ld havobeon much glcn/ Chei°1la!~y. H: :1 t~o au th0 r or 1 1 0 morl'l Interesting had CDJQn;I H111•tli, twe ::r : 1e:~v.-c ::urs:!: ~:~e been and Its author ha,·e come . tog~P,d'r Se D before preaa. The Col?JV?' has;~ ~~~i°~s ~ont~:: 1::;;:c~~ue~pre::i~g 111: In France all summer "1tlt,,ru'lnr;.~i!e hopes tor the future ot the Chemls1 1 1 1 ~ ::~lcto~r~~~ : : as: !df::;~:~u~~:-~;;
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~:o~~r:e;~o ~0 :k~:; :::~~ w::e t:ra1:;:Yc:lrle~be~ sll~i~t. fairly well! It pays to be I 11 They aro proud of tho ract. Every man stands upon his Glen Sumsion came down the ball. II ow, 1 foot. Thero Is no snobbishness here. Your "How did I spend the summer? Onanclal 1tatt1a In tho world will cut no ngure. Working llko a aon-ot-a-g un. On a Get Into student actlvlt\ea. Turn out tor athletics. ranch." Try out for debating, dramatics. Join the various Reporter mot Nancy Finch. club s nnd take active Interest In them. The student "Hollo. Nancy, 1 hope you had a who grinds all the tim e mlBSes much of college life . 1,1ea1a nt 1,ummcr." ! When you work ror your schoo l you taste of the sweet"Oh fine! You can tell 1 had n f ncss or aer\·lce. peach or a time as I made a trip to You a re hero prlmarlly to get a practical education. J~ogan. We 're npp lylng tor a cook. j Tako a till from those who hav e been through tho mill . !(now of any," said Nancy with her Get In and work. Mako your studies your major broad, lngrallallnn,; smile. attention. but not your only attention. Uphold the I Stroll\ng down the hnll, Reporter high scholastic records ot the Institution. When you bumped Into Joe Reecl. flually get your sheepskin tour years hence you r "Joe, yot1·ve lost weight this sum• acholo.atlc record will be tho true criterion of whether mer. What've you been doing?" ttme wna lost or gained nt co llege. "Catching nsh. Stepping around -with George Barber to see tho ladles. I
I Dependability In a crcnm separator la eapeclslly necessary during warm weather wheu the milk should be taken care of In tho shortest poaslble time. The De La\•al Cream Separator care It wlll easily last a llfetlme.
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The De La,·al capacity rntlng Is dependable. Each 1l¥e ei:ceed1 Ile advertised capacity under ordinary. and even under unfavorable, conditions. De Laval Service Is dependable. Fifty thousand agents the world o,·er see to It that Do l..lwal Separators are properly set up, operated and taken care of. And. above all, the D'!I Laval Company Is dependable -tho oldcat and by far the largc-st cream ■eparator manufacturers In the world.
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SERVICE, QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY STUDENTS: l..cl u.~ Sho11 you our Complcto J.lnl'!'< or Stoni~, Rnnges, Let us Show you our ("()m))IC1c i~tno~ of Sloves, Rnn~, J.'urnl• fore, Ruw, uml Ll11colcum. They Plc11se h~nuse they arc tho ~t.
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Leonard Hill E11gr1wlng, \\ '11tch, ('Jock un<I Jewelry
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On Center Street Students Knitwear, Mackinaws, Athletic Goods l'tfade to Measure. Your Registration Card entitles you to a 20 per cent Discount.
UNION KNITTINGMILLS GEO. W. SKlDMORE, Manager.
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BIG DAYLIGHT
southern Utah. They visited eight Management at tho Utah Agrlcul- na1lum, 110 come. rain or ablne! j countlea meeting with thti farm bu- , tural College, baa been appointed to All the children on the bill are reau. executive committees and ex• 1act aa Proteaaor of Farm Mana e. cord Iah Invited. , tension agenta In the countlea to g FACl.'LTY WOMENS LEAGUE. better correlate the work or the men, ment at the College, according to -women, boya and glrla In farm bu- President El. O. Poteraon. NOTICE TO ALUMNI reaua. I Dr .Bro1&ard I• an old graduate __ _ ' --!~~ ~~e0 :;~:: 1j/~;\n 1g t~~~~ °~~ thhlal Coples or tbla taaue of Student Mra. Rena B. Maycock, elate leader 1·C II h · e Life ore being aent free to alumni, I 0 of Home Demonatratlon Work and P:la~g:ru:e:~:• ;~~• !albe :oa~ po- lrreipectlve of whether roes hove 0 Mlaa Goldie Faux, sulatant club lead• au enviable recrd bo :· e ade 1been paid or not. Alumni pleue 88 er, are vlalllng Summit, Salt Lakelent d ·• t a atud- moll fee■ to John T. Caine. 1 and Utah counties with Mlaa Van an aa an at 1ete, and was ----, HohetJn. Mtaa van Hohean la roprs- :;::,\~ent In the aoclal life of the • aentlng the Home Economics Sectlon of tho State, Relation Senlce, Dr. Brouard aerved aa Aaalstant • and la here studying Home Demon- Profe11or of Farm Maoagomenl, Ex--■trallon work. tension, a.t the College for aome All meo registered In the School
~ 11 OCC8"1'ons. qJ. .::,
Bank,
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lat, home demonatratlon leader aocl Mr Edgar Bervard Bro11ard, for_ Should the weather be bad the club leader recently made a tour of merly aulatant Profenor of Farm "frolic" will be held In the gym•
The home of better footwear for
2nd door west of First Xntlonnl
CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING. Most Up-to-Date Dry Cleaning Plant in City.
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OLD ALUMNUS TO SC .HOOL ASPROF, INFARM MAGT old and1234667890$
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CLEANING & TAJ LORING CO.
20 \\ '. 1st North,
;';i°a:~::d f~::r~::e~:; ::c;n 1~\:~•~ I ~~:it•~~o~::. a~~- ;'.l~.ato:ar:~:e .~ia~~;:~~~~; j 0 t: ::ct~l~\i:::n::;·:h~e:: at school. He apent port of the aum-1 George R. Hill, Or. R. J. Evans and Fnmlly Frollc." Every child of a mer Inn boapttal recovering from bis Dr. M. C, Merrlll or th e A. C. faculty !I Faculty member Is Invited to come, lnJurlea. all had work under Dr. Duggar; alao and naked to bring his mother with ___ President Jenaen of the B. Y. c. him. or course It 11 understood Or. F. E. Clomenu and hie wife Or. Others ot the faculty membora are that the fathe1'9 wlll be there, too, I Ec11th Clemente of the Deaeret Lab- I Cornell men and are acquainted with for they cou ld not help stopping on oratory of Carnegie tnatltute, Tucaon, 1him. the gr~eo for a romp and play and Arizona, and Dr. Hall from the Uni- ·-+--the enjoyment of the goodies th& veralty of California. were vlaltol'9 \\•omen's League alwaya provides at at the college Monday. They conlta September Lawn Party. suited with various mombel'9 ot the All members or tho Faculty, who A. C. faculty who are Interested In have cblldron nnd tboae who have botanical and range management not, are Invited, and eapeclally the
oroblem,
Superior
CANDIES . ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES.
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"Oa" Utah Harvard Club which now numElnar here 109 men. , Elmer, maflllarly called "Blitz," succeeded In wresting the coveted
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Archie Barney who
Jewelry Co.
CLAWSON GETS I UTAH HARV ARD I 7lve Bluebz·rd \!_.lt CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Pre-eminently Elmer,
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
Cardon
Supplies
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Logan's Only Exclusive Shoe Store • Q ua 1Jty.
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Glen Suma~wey Clyde of Mr. Cooley announces that atu- honor from twelve men, a signa l Sprlng,·l\le are back after a year's, denta abould be carefu l to separate honor. Duncan of tho University of absence. It la rumored thot a Mra.lthelr dlabes In the cafeteria. Traya Utah, came second and was namod l Clyde 1 expected 8000 . wlll be provided for s ilv erware, Clawsou'a a lt ernate. 8 _ lplatea and tumblo1'9. Mr. Cooler la The scbo lorablp carries with It a W. W. Owena, aaalatant county abort of help and much time will be maintenance fund or $350.00. It la , agent leader and Ben R. Eldredge, anved If atu.denta extend to him thla awarded on the basis of acholarahlp, 1 dairy spCctallat, are taking a trip· courtesy. participation In 11chool actlvltlea and I through Emory and San Juan coun-1 ___ personal qualities which make for tire thla week. Qr. Q. \t D1ta:gar. one or the leadership and the furtherance orl ___ world's foremost plnflt phyalotoglata. Harva rd Influence In th e atale. Carol Cowley, Helen Mar Wood• I who Is now In cha rg e ot the Mls- 1 Clarwson lcrt for Harvard last Friruff, Lucile Talmage, Dorothy \Voll- , aourl Botanical Gardena and was day whore he wlll study business ader, Gladya Jones, and Leona Evans formerly profeaaor of Pinnt Phyalol- mlnlatratlon. Student Life extends to from L. o. S. u. are registering at ogy at Cornell, wlll apend the week him heartleat wlsbca for hie aucceaa. ,<\..C. thla week. (!IHI In Logan. Dr. and Ml'9. Duggar
rREAC"RIPTIOS
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Student Llr-;-i;;-;;;cetpt
Best Quality Always
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this term to all who dealre
who know tbem, Andy Mohr and "Peaty" Jarvie, Andy Mohr. · Peaty Jarvie were aeon In the library Jorgonaon. Lon Andrua and studying. Oleaon. ___
l•cUNI' Dining Room11 aqd First Clase Counter Serl'lce
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m0~at5
o'clock Onh one meal Is served on Sunday, rrom 12 to 1 00 According to Mr Cooley, manager 0 1 th ~!n b: ~:fr:~~:!:d a:i ;::~ ~:ton: :~
Hogen,on and Ml'9. Otte are holding Many old rootball men have been lnatllute meetings In Rieb and Dag- Iaeen about the halls thla week. 11art countlea this week. Among them are "Luke" Falck, Glen
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Evel)•n Galley won the prize tor ter tr~m C. W. (Stub) Peterson. "loud aocka" two yeara ago. She'a "Stub la teaching at Bingham High back tbl1 year to aee what ahe can School. He wlll be In Salt Lake do again. In that Uno. l~~~-~k■glvlng day to see ua lick the
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Margaret B~ Maud Price, !:t~:11~;nvt;1eth1:,~g~:!e~s T!o•;t:~t:;; Ona King, Hilma Matbowa and Mar- Life office, Room 128. Jorie Turner are at home at the Beta
TheMEN'SShop 01,eoto, J~lne
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~;:~~-flcvo:t c:~:·b ::;e 2 2", tho range and llveato9k condltlona. Library will be,?pen t.~om 6:30 P, m. Mr. Ameen~s prepared to tnurnnts down town. In order that 1::00 p. m. Peaty Jarvie wlll be teach a course In conversational tile Cafeteria operate aucceesfully It
Brown or Black
John ■on,
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YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES
Liberally Patronized.
places ond overcrowding or the rew bomea which bnve opened th eir doora to atudent1 Three meal, will be 1erved dally, Broakfaat houra ore from 7 30 to 8 00, lunch at ooon rrom 11 30 to
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Miu Blanc~ or Topeka, ~ai°agoment work wit~ DlrE1ctor Kanaaa has reglatored at tbEI A. c. a ne. for tho coming year --The Soroala Sorority will bold a Bob Orlfflt~z Nibley are Bazaar and Open Hou 1e Monda)•, baok from farming In tho Rexburg Sept 22, 5 to 9 o'clock at the ::;::~\
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ALL LASTS ALL WIDTHS
H,rma~
Nominal
gaatronomlcal wanta of each hungry student. Thia will go tar toward remedying the lack ot good boarding
week.
You
US SORTH
One _Sunday-May
have
Holly Baxter, Nancy Finch, Lavon Sharp, Geneva Welle and Helena Henry Oberhanaloy, aaalatant state Jacobs arrived at Soroal, house laat club leader and Ray Becratt, protea-
Shoes For
Lopn,
Provo
Mr Ameen Khan baa returned to J Francia Hayea, former editor or .t c arter a year or ,tudy af Red and Black, the Salt Lake High 11 among Columbia ::~;:1a:a:e~ new atu--1 Bl::c~:eM~::~~hJa~~: :e i:.:e:eat ~:: Mr. M. c. ~ manaiement Sigma Theta Phi houae. director from Washington, D. C., was. here laat week to go over the farm
country "to look the glrla over"
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ATCArETEHIA THATCHER CLOTHES
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Lake papel'9, bu at A ' C.
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PANC'\- c.moc1mrns ;:~;:,9:e::~~ ~::-ah;:p:;::~:t o~ Statloll<'I')' T11bleCJJ :Seven Farm Management at the College. I and Soclou"' counea are outllned In the 1 1 1 itp:1~~~een~!:1:1~e r:~ : na~u)~:8:ta~: ,apeclalh:e In thla lino of work dur•'._ SHUT,8 UATHH Ing hie laat year at achoo!.
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RDOcK·s
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w,~'••~:·.::;:;; lar and
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teacher .. he waa a student, couraea under his aupervlalon
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CARLISLE & GUDMUNDSON Proprloton
~nng~:~~e::m 1~\~~ 1 13 Weal Center Street
Logan
FOR THE BEST
The Best Lunches in the City.
Dance and Banquet Hall
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STUDENT
LIFE
student who gets just as much WALLIN NEW I "The fun in putting two dollars in the bank as In
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Aggie Footbnll Prospects Soar · I With Return of Former Stars ----
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Loveland Quality Portraits We're proud of themSo are
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The Best
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During
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Rl1)'lll"'ld Carbw-eton1, WUJ.ard Storn,::o Bauertee, Bo•oh l\[Rft1101008, Good)'e&r, Old• field MJJler
Spirit Manifested at First Student Gathering Indicates Restoration of Old-Time Aggie
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game at rullbnck. He Is parl lculnrl) ' st r ong, also, In tackling. Clydl"' Wor l ey nnd Laurn Crookslo n nre two lh'(l lll(ln, who will be
Co lege. We begin lo work right now Aggle11, and there will be no let-up tlll we take Ut nh Into ca mp onl Thanksgiving _Day,
stag Tuesday
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SCHOLARSHIP OPEN TOUTAH STUDENTS October First-Pince And Renovated.
! more r ea l cheering from a hundred and ntty throats than A, C, baa ever mu s t e red from thr ee lim es the num bor. 0
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Thatcher Music Co. (Qun llt y Ue11lc r s ) :JO South Mnh1 St. J.,o"nn Utnh
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J. P. SMITH' & SONS PRINTERS SOC IETY STATIONERY PRINTED OR ENGRAVED PEDERAL
AVE.
SOUTH
SIDE
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William Ro\"1111
Opposite
Postofflco
--The Best Place lo buy your
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FOR FlRST CLASS SHOE REPAffiINO SEE
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Logau
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They nlso would as soon go dow n the strl"'el without a cont and ti e on 88 do a goo<! day's work. Thc-y sll'l"'IJ M"ory Rflernoo n from thr el"'-thlrty to six so that they cnn go ou t at eight. They kt'ep th e hnbt"rdnshl"'r alive nnd In good hc-nlth. They mcet one ot their cronies on thl"' atrl'et and acco1t him with tiles<' "How's
>'Our Wir<' to-
Thc-y hal'lm't ml sae tl n nigh t out for four months now. Thl'y nr<' the b('st a1ioclmnn or thnl w('II know n Pl'Bt mn1l<' famous by Ida M Tnrb<'l1, .. the human pnra-, site!" And thl'r tnlk of trying the Kaiser A-l-11-~M·
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r eprl"'Bl"' 0l that Ins tituti on; th e course or st ud )' pursued at coll ege nnd his grn dln ga; n brief sta t ement ot bi s i;i:en<'rnl nctlvlt l<'s nnd Interests at roll<'J:"<', nnd rou r testlmonlnl11 rrom pf\rsons wt1l1 acquainted with him nnd r (l(l'rcnct'e fr om· four oth(lr r e• spo111lbll' persona whose add r esses must he gh•(ln In full, and ot whom two mu st b(l professors under whom
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STAR CLOTHING CO. Rt1)' Wnlko,er
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STAR CLOTHING CO.
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lh1rty onth
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.. Sporting Goods Co.
be hnpJIY o.nd co mfortabl e and tho.ti species or c ider were served. Thos e tho pin ce bemndo pi ca.snot and ble nd ed harmoniously with tho pro " hom(ly. " . ced ing numb(l rs on the program. 'l'h(I firs t i;:-rou11of six ,;Iris will go Tlrn "stag" <len1onstrnte<I that tho to the Practit'e ll ou11(l the fl rat of "Y" Is n pMmnnent Inst itution at the Octobe r . Thia wll\ give time for tw o collc-ge. No ot h l"'r organ ization can gro ups to com 11lctc their course be- adequnt<' l)· tak(I Its pince. Secretary forl"' Ch ri s tm as. Tlwro will a lso be \\'rlall"')" Is to be co ngratulat ed upon tlmC' after that tor thr ee groups to the auccesa ot his nrst "Y" function compll'tl' thC'lr work by th <' middle or Mnnr wore nrl"' In stoN for the 1tu
he 1;~:c~l~it! .~n ho upon the basis o r :~~r-b~\~hrl;un:i~at~~e~~~~r~hc 8
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COMPANY NF.W AND USED GOODS Bought ., Sold nnd Exchanged 29 Wes t First North LOGAN UTAH
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Trnw •rc r Mnn) Ca lls Answered Promptly. Phone "Rcxn ll Store" No . 1 or I Phone. Residence. 878 w. Prlcl's Reasonable. Lnii:an. l'tnh ('rh<-
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students In November ot this year. :~~:~;i;:et: ~~1 1: ;;~c~!~: 0 Thro ugh tho goneroslt)' ot Mr. nt the Agricultural Collegl"'s ot Knn- f roor or the Women's gym wltb so ngs Rhodes, l"'BC II stnte In th o United sas a n d Jowu nnd at the Unlvo r sltles and ye lls. Tho freshmen cheered Listen 111011! You know tho blimp S le assigned two scholnrablpa' of Nebraska. Chico.go, Wisconsin. like seasoned ,·oterane, as It the) -no . n "bllm11" 111n 11pocle1 of ae r o- 0 ::~e~ thre e ycnrs. Eac h coll ege or Corne ll nnd Pratt Jnatltuto, Six were born with tho wor~~ ot .. Flgh l piano and Is too good n name t or t bo > weeks ot the summer were spe nt at Em Aggies, Fight Em in lh el kind I'm going to speak of-you unh ·cnl t)' having nn enrollmen t or tlil"' Practice House nt Columbia Uni- mouths , know that "slushy," seml-fomlnlno 1,000 or more students may be repr o- vcra\ty where she attended su mm e r The J{hnn c liqu e th en ouo.cted an (no dlsreBl)CCt to the g irl s) type of eonted by t hree cand id ates. l nst ltu - schoo l. /o riental s tunt. feat urin g a Mobam so-ca ll l"'d moles who nro a lways lions with less than 1,000 enro llAfter such O favorable oppo rtunit y mcdan at 11rnyor. Jntar gave some blowing about the numb er of girls mont are a llowed but two ca ntlld ateB. o r <'Xlenilod study and com pari so n, . good so und a dvi ce to tho fe llows 01 who h ave 1iro1101ed to th e m. and the Tho A. C. will In nil probability be . l\l ra. Mor rill returns with tho good sticki ng together, Illustrating bi s number lh O)' hav e kiss ed, nnd b ow 11\lowetl three represen tati ves. n(lws that the Pm ctl ce n omo tnclll• talk with th o tnlo or th e sticks they cou ltl take any girl under tho A candidate to be ollglblo for ties provided b)• th o Utah AgrlculturAmeen fo llowed with some wol I sun out, ant i the num ber or tnvlt n- Rhodes Scholarship must be a citi zen a l College are amo n g th e b es l t o be chosen jokC's whi ch st ru ck the bum lions they ,:t•t to "spiffy" parties, and of the United States nnd unmarried: found anywhere. I orous vein o f tho crowd, how she 11nld thi s and Noll said that, must have passed his 19th and not T he Practice Home has been com"De l" Gordner, President ot th e and how nil the women ftght over I Illa 26th birthday; and must have p ll"'toly renovated nnd n number or' Student Body made an e loquen t ap him. and how they ask him how ho compl eted nt least his sophomore ve r y casontln l changes h o1•e bl"'en peal for unit)' \11 the student body doea his hair that war, nnd-, a nd-. year nt so me dei:i:ree-grantlng uni- maclc. Prof. J . s. Pow<'II o r the Art'nnd In n few p(lrtlnont r emar ks nnd-. vcrslty or co llege In this cou ntr y, Doiiartmcnt hn s had charge or th e Initiate d the Pro11h Into college life Oh boo In! Appl\cntlons for the Utah Rhodes I Interior decorations 0 11<I hn s made n, as It Is a t A. C. Woll anywny, you know what I Scholars hip s houlcl be mo.d o through very hnppy choice or materials and Til e fl"'ntur o of th o even ing wa mean. the SC'crotar)' or tho Committee o f color sch emes. Pror . Ped(lrBen's hear t-to- heart talk ThC)' are t he kind who seep Into S(llec tlon, Mr . B. A. J acobsen, Sa lt 1 Especln l emph asis will be given, to the •·stags." Democracy was hi the borb(lr shop thr ee times n week. Lake Cit y, Utah, not Inter than this )'C'nr to the Iden or developing,· theme. and co llege spirit. with nn drag themal"'lvea Into n chai r and October 6th. as nen rl y as possible, an Ideal Amer- , occasional rl"'f(lr(lnco to lhe ev ils o r any, "Mosange,-both machine and ,\t th(l time ot making nppllcnt lon, lcnn home a tm osphere at tho Practice , procrnstlnatlon. Democracy Is th o hnnd-bnwba. ,\ ll(J please make It the candidate la requ ir ed to furnish home. Alo ng wit h tho practical ex- predominant traditi on at th o Utah snappy, cnwn't )'OU. I have an llll· o. certlftcate of his age: a written p(lrlonco and training that th e girls Agricultural Co llege, and must b ~~b: lr~~:,:t ::; 1tt!::e :;; 1~::v: l;er : :: Student Life 01, 11enra be low).
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WILKINSON'S
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A.H. PALMER 186 N. Main St. '-:::::::::::::::::::::;
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VULCANIZING, BA1TERY REPAIRING, IGNITION CARBURETION.
bis so ul , Tho spir it di sp laye d by the tel lows mostly freshm en, was In tho line ot an Innovation Th e re waa
T:~o~~!c~:~Y r~;o .!,\~c:;:;nt\~: walls of th(l Thomas Smar t gymna ll )' "Sor11b11" Blum. (Eel. Noto-The famo us "Soraba, " Tho Rhod es Scholarship f o r tho Mrs. Amy Lyman Merrill, graduate The <',·C'nlng com m enced with a International fame, has boon state of Uto.h. which admits ll8 poa • ;o f the u. A. C. wi t h the class of 1913 gnm<' or "hot- hand .. r ight off th e bat Bl"'Cured to write tor Student Lit e. 8088or to Oxford Unlveni\l)• nnd / hne been appoi nt ed su11er lntcndont Man)' n "stag" wont s lee p tonight His .. Such Is IJ!to" artic l es nr o r ead carries with It 8 maintenance fund of or th o Practice ll o mo. She hna r e-1 unll"'sB he re1101ea on the tronl sid e from coast to const and bri ng him $ID00, wlll be nva llnblo for Utah con tl y ret urn ed t o Logan utter an ot li1B nnnto m y. Arter ten or nrt ce n
Pianos, Player Pianos Grafonolas Victrolas
SPEOIALTIEH
nlgM
he wasn't an Aggie. He wns a statue ot cloy with no spark ot life to fire
Has Vis ited Simila; Places in Ea st-First Girls to Enter
Such is Life
$2,00U,000.00
SUPPLY CO.
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terlnl. Conch "Dick" Romney bns tuued the call to r men nnd the lure or tho g-rcnt outdoors game shou ld n11peal to every rod-blooded man In
"TI I E H UMAN PARASITE"
16 EAST FIRST NORTH
sor Wallin will co ndu ct cou r ses In Marketing at tho C'ollogc , In add! _ . tlon to directing tho wo rk of the Vim And Pepper. _ Deportment throughout tho state, __ _ These co ur ses w\11 b e esaontla \ly If th e r e was a man who wasn't practical lo text, nnd wl\l be or thrilled when the co llege h)'Dlll was
ope n fleltl runn e r nnd knows tho go.me tromtho kick-off to the last l ouchdown. Elnar Olson plays a consis t ent
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llne. paBSes n•ng<' 11rnetlce. Work at I rcscnl conon tho otrens- slats or light wor kouta to get the ve. men Into cond ition tor the benvy "Posty .. Jnrvls plays end an d bait• work Inter on In the season. back equn ll )' we ll . Though sho r t, he's Right now Is the time for every built like a n onk and comb in es Hght• Aggie on tho Hill to get the "foot.
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:~~It; n:: :' ;or ~:~:ael:~;I w~l~: 1:~nc ~l=d:: 0 :en ':r :~:ron n;~~:~n lv.~°;_ plnylng on tho Ogden High School J>utntlon lo lbe fields of Agricultural football team, and during lho war Economics. Marketing nnd Reveal as bnckne ld men on the 146th F. A .. Sociology. Tonm, Both are speedy, Falck parTho need for bette r marketing tlculnrly, who s hould rill the 1>\nce cond ition s ror rarm produce ts just loft vaca nt by .. Stu bb y" Potonion, l beglnnlng to be f<>lt In tho state of "Storl" Harris works we ll at Utah. Mu ch ·st r ess ha s ,-1wa y 8 con to r . Tho ugh the seaso n has JuSt been laid upon more and greater t h o ga molproductlo n a nd oftent im es the lm-j commenced, ho plays LOGAN, li ke a seasoned veter n. Ho shows portance ~f marketing as II facto r groat promise of becoming adopt at 111 crop pr oduct ion has not been lbc====================:!J breaking holes In the opposing line. renllred. It Is now becoming more, "Os" Jorgensen and Clem Comp- and more 0 ,,tdent tbot the mnrket1 1 1 ::~ or~::anc~':o mec:m:~:nt!~: \ h o :. : ~~!ch o~r at~:=~o:eso:h'~e: t:: 1 1 1 1
~::e 0 : ;:;n l t:a:~ :~o ;9°t1.rec::1:~ broke Into the rootbnll llmollghl by winning tho Rocky Mountain pennant. "Andy .. Mobr honorable mentlon tack le. a.II Hocky Mt. Conference team; .. Pistol" Ca nn on . co nf erence center: "Pcsty" Jor vls, versatile end nnd backfloltl mnn: "Po r e" Han sen, ste llar Jmlfbnck: Elnar Olsen, back • fiel d; Lnurn Cr ookston, lines man ; "De l" Gardner. lin esman: ond Clyde \Vorley. linesman, make an unb entab le combination about which to form th o nucleus for n wlonlng
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football cho.mplous hl p Tuesday when ~::e,t~:o\\~te ~~e game a.a n duck Agriculture In u·tnl;, Tho latter !conch "Dick" Romney lBSued sulta to Among t he new men who nro work ho will do, na a membe r or th e n c r ow of cage r huskies, It ching to show in g class nro .. Luke" J,"'nlck Extension Dlv ~a\on or ~10 r~~ I~~!:· of 18 got Into th eir battle tog e aga in ofter "Ster!" Harr ie .. Blackie" Dee .. Os" Professor "nllln . g
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Popular Professor Will Head Marketing Work-Will Also Work in Cooperation With U. S. Bureau.
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