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GET THIS DOWN PAT-IT'S " BUZZER ,.,. YOUR I

•-onENSIC'S TO.:E •-on:,-

Debating tcyouto Tue,day! The question Is: Resolved, that the school teachers of Utah should organhe and atHllate with the American

[ Federation

or Labor.

Institution POrlunlty

are ofTered nn OP• to develop their

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PLEASE COUGH l.JP'

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In your

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year.

ofbywh:1:1;~

town merchants.

;~~I;:~~= book.

c:;;;:d Howell

Bros.

~In work

will present each m.,mber ot tho winning closs team with n

con-

!~:1

hardw ood

tdl: ::ti!;:!e~tn.~~

~::I

Fame Report -

11~:~n!:o

::~t~~t~oc~

In vlow or the

and Len Andrue played last season and played r eal basket•

strenuous

boll.

!~t~~~l~ ~1:::\~:yoe:e\~1rs ~:~~ T::~ 1917.

S11encer and

This year wlll be Conch Romney's

::,

Aggie,

In lhe

publishes an article In the Dec. 6 Issue dlanpproavlng or, and

"di rty

H. C. L. AND ETC. MAKES IT

:vrot;,",'.'olr, t,",•,,•.•,•l•l•llyelehvon.The umoroua when th 8 f ac •· ....., I 0 th 8 case are known, and hardly Justifies an 1 ~1:::t~h~ut :;: t!~ 111 ~:::~~t:: w Ill I th e tru es 1tuat 1on, we pub-

upon

the

'TWILL BE WORTH THE COIN

McMull e n

The ever lncrMShlt: coSt of mater 1 1 ~:k; 1~g: 1t 8~; 1~;:;~ol:f ~~c ~;~ ;: zer·· at the old price or two dollars

and fifty ce111s per copy. Since 19H 1 1 ~; :c i:~:~e 1;r 9 t::rc~~ ;_nr111l~ap,ltc d:; this depre ciation It hos been th<> aim to Junior classes since that

were

a guard nnd d M M K

~o~!~~ :::~r;n:;.c;ete~•Opc~~~~e~

I I

According to th e foregoing statement, It behoo,· es both the Unh·erslty 011d th e Aggies, as participants, to take the more

were necessary.'"

and was an all-state selection l11 his I sound and balanced opinion of high school days. McKay. of le ngthy I n non-parllsan referee as the stature, plaved center, both In high I nnnl worcl. school and ~ollcgc. He was Inst seen •. In aCtlon In 1917. Ho Is n ,•ahmbll' -oddlllon to the rorc es. There arr mnny new men who hove not yet hecn seen wearing A. C. co lors. Prominent among thes e Is Jo e Mau hon. stellar tackle of the rootbn ll ~cam. Maughan ployed hi s

t:e1~:~:~

who need 1 :!~e~!~sl'~s:~~~~::· st:dne:~c~~dy ~ ~: to ghe. They ('Ount on every student to do his pnrt In making the Buzzer a success. They know that a Duucr Is not u successful one unless every student has his picture In cn-ery section It Is entitled to appear tn. Students, when you see a notice on the board that ye,,..- class la being photogrnphed at the studio down to..-:l. don't paSB, lt over as something too unlm11ortant to waste lite on. 0, !! ~ou belong to the Ag. Cub or any oth"~ ol~b, Ille ,,YO'trae lt t~ the pNtogrn,1hers and get nlmod with ll,e rest or the club. It will be a mnttu or grenl concern to you next Spring It you find yourso\f lert out. Bf' f!:,merous to tho staff with rour pet enaj)shota. You wlll enjoy seeing the.n altnln n pince of prominence In the Buuf'r and the staff wlll be glad to hnve them. And Inst, gentle render, when a smlllng atafT member 11pproachcs you ror your su.bscrlptlon, be there with your money. and don'l tell him you will JCe him Inter-- In Hades. Cheerfully slip him tour slmoleons. l<eep these things In mind. Give

!~:

Executive

Committe pt ace Former B. Y. C. Man in Responsible Position-Fi-

part.

group of students

~:z~: :~~:, ~e;ert;:~ thsl~P::;: 0 as n rPcord of what you have done will be th<' "best ever."

•

nances Discussed

occ:;;:~c~~

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C't:ndcl:~~~h0\~~:n:;:dc:~d

Bo~;~

IS I THEBUZZER A SACRED UE lSS

::•z:rct~!:tur:~d:~e ~~~lf'gl~l~l~~nf;~e~ ~~~/:::r::ca:~:n bnce;~c:eo:ak~nngdn\~ show the actual events that who attend may be assured of an are 1one. \evening of nupnrnlleled 11lea1ure. 1 1 18 11 0 1 ~::1!::~ a :dr~::=~~:~~n~~ ar~::1t~~ta:~~ 1c h:~::.n~:d ~:1: ea:, ee on, In aueb rapidity that we are studenta who have been In co llege (Continued on Pa,:e Fourl all year.

~;~~!

u.bscribe

~.~ec~o~::1~\~:~

I~ the s~ut: ~;: ;r I :ot~~ L:1:P~11lv~rs1t, :

Approximately

300 New Stu-

nnd

t:~~ °;~~!

~~~ee

t~::~~

BARRIE PLAY BY COLLEGE THESPIANS

machin e work were most popular. 1 !~:yD,~~1:~to~:\\~\e~~~tr::~:~ :utw~~= School ot Agricultural Engineering, School of Agriculture, nod the School or Commerce and Business Administration were especially flush• 11d. A number or cal!cB were reported or classes having an e nrul1mcnt of over one hundred and It hos been ne<.'essary to ni!d new c lasses In n (Continued on Page Two). -----

I I

'"What

Every

Woman

i<nows"

:;,7e;e ~~:~l.o,ltw~~I :ee p::::ct yaea;;: or humor as Bar ri e's del\ghful subtlety could make It. The situations Ill.re droll, ns the funnier sides or human lite usually ere. John Shand, th,:, hl'ro, Is a youn~ Scotchman, nmlblt loue, brilliant, certain to rise In the world, but who con never remomher of ever having laugh ed-and Maggie, tho heroine, Is not beautiful, just merely chnrmlng: but cha rmin g to such n deg rc that nothing else matters, not even tile Insidious chnrms or a lnnguld and beautiful countess who Is attracted by the Idea or taming Shand. Tho piny calls for Hnlehed acting, but as the people who have been trained under MIBB Huntsman border on the professional class, and many such people are back this year, It should be very well done. There will be keen competition among tho girls tor the role ot Maggie. With so runny prospective Mgg\es to choose rrom. the real Moggie wlll su r ely be n cred it to Mr . Barrie nnd perhaps rival Maude Adams who created the orlglnnl role.

~1~:~l~:~trls:.lr~:u:·::tt;~o:gl:~:r r:; I In T:eeepsl~:c~~~h o~h: =~;;leet~::arl~ the schools of Lile College will be! .,..f th<> rormf'r <'ollel?e plll\'S nnd Is ndmlttc1l. ~ In l'redlt to the director of dramatics 1 1 1 Jt le against Aggie tradition to I Cb~:~: ;0:1:~ ~~ :~<!r~t~ho;i:r~~~;l>~~: In n~:: ~l;;o:~~le:~ii be held next smoke on the College Campus. of 1-louaehold Management In O prnc - / week nnd the cast made up betoro Ucnl way I ti~ Christmas vocation --

~= ' !

a:oe:est~:atyt

tor the past ttre e )'Onrs. tho class ~:tt:n~ out t:10 Buzzer has gone 111 0 •oe co nsderably. Lnst year each copy or th e Buzzer cost the class produ cing it four dolJars and elght)•-seven ce nts. Increns.ad activities and e nrollm en t In Co ll c1:,c this year over Inst year, will lncreL~~ tie ~i'ze of the book 34 per8 :~n~;age~. ;;,~r~::a~~~~ !n:;; 1::~v~~ 0 ~1 0~~:!~g~: 1~ ~~k::: 0 Increase In other factors, the busl-

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~~~,/:o t::o:.o;~ow:!~or:~

the Aggies. Jo e Is n dents Register For \Vint er 0 ~:::~: :i~c: ;: 1~ ' 1~:tlo:e~:~c:~ Term-Many Large :~:;~. ;~;:::;ssl=s~~~I:~: !::~t ,\nethe r new hoopst cr Is the Classes cents. chunk}' James ( Economy) McDonPhotogrn1>hr is costing 25 per cent old, erstwhile Bllllngs. Montann. o,·ur one thouaand resident stud- more than \&st year. printings about high school basket shark. Louis ents are now registered at the col- 28 per ce nt , halfton es and cngrnvFalck le also a player or note but tni;s 20 per ce nt, and bindings will w\11 llk e ly not be seen In uniform lege, making a much larger total show nn 18 1>cr cenl Increase. this year on account or his Injur ed r~glslrntlon than any previous year. The business mnnug crs have s hould e r Wnllnc e McBride, Wnldo \\ bile registration tor the Winter found that a great man y buslnesll Parrr, and n liaU dozen other nsplr-1Quarter hos been In progress little flrm s In th o sta te have pa sse d rul ants wlll h e lp the college put up n more than n week, nearly three bun- tngs lo stop advertising in schoo l grPal nght for !he title. dred new students hove already r~ nnnun ls. This wlll mean a smaller The fr f!shmen w\11 also hav e n g lstored for tho work. A conservation revenue from advertising and the team. nccordhig to Conch Romn ey. estimate or tho reg:stratlon would deficit must be met lu other ways. If The class will hav e u aeparnto quint I pince the number ,\ell over tour the high quality or th e Buzzer Is t o tor at least six weeks and per_hnps hundred. be tqiparc11t In the 1920 edition withlong e r thnn that. but Inasmuch as \Vlth travelling bags and suit cases out mcurlng nn enormous debt u11on freshmen nre eligible for the varsity lining the main hall Saturday the the junior cla ss. the "Buzzer" muat l earn otter the second semester, entrance or the main bulldln1; might se ll for rour dJllnrs per copy . which onds about Foburarr 1, It have been mistaken for a hotel loby, ---+--Is lik e ly lhat th o ~'enrllngs wlll dis- so to.st were the new studc-nts ruflhHave your Buzzer pictures takeu hand and If lherc are any of lh e lr Ing In, and rushing It was. The long enrly and you wlll get your Buzzer c lnn who arc fast eno ugh tor th e big table In the Entrance Commlttoo early. team the) will be given recognition. room was lined with hopeful. pros. In the meantime, how ever, the pectlve students ,·Icing with ench frosh can depend on being given other to get Prof. Daines' 0. JC on somNhlng to do In hel1>lng th e vars- their credentials. lty and sec uring games outside of Of the two hundred sixteen ne,1 (Continued on pnge three) clnSBes started Dec . 8, and those In vetlnary science, auto mechanics, !\DJ of Utnh

Major Elugent> L. Swan of the i-;ager for lh o whistle which wl\l >lnllono l War Work Coun,11 or thC' atart the soup flowing nnd the bisYoung Men's ChrlsHan Association cults rolllng, sixty-five football men. wlll bent the College l\1ondny, D<.>c.and prominent citizens of Logan, 15, nt 2 o'cloek to c\c\lvor an llluetrahead e d bv the new :'>1nyor, w!ll plant ted moving film lecture. This la n their feet under the m!lhognny nt government nlm 11re11arcd by th e i\1urdock's this evening at 6 p. m .. Surgeon General of the army, Is very as g1Jests or the Be-No Club. From lnstructh•c and comes highly recom- so up to nuts, the Fourth Aunun l [mended. De-No Bnnquet to the football team. PRACTICE HOME OPEN Major Swon has the enthusiastic w!II surpass uny fMd heretororo en. commenclatlon of students and facul- jo) •ed by our Illustrious tootbnll m('n. 1·0 VOCATIONAL STUDENTS t)' ut the universities where he hos • The success of the banquet Is OB· given his lecture and Illustrated sured by the more mention that The Practice Home has op e ned Its movie nlm. among which are the "Stub" Peterson will be toastmaster. doors this ye11r for lhc nret time lo Unlvcrs\t)' or Arizona, University or Mayor llowell, Logan's ne w executive \OClltlonal students as well as lo Southern Ca\Uor nln . Oregon Agrl- will add his aha.re to the bam1uct tor those from other schools ot the cultural College. the learn by "Cnlllng off the Watch ('ollcgo besides Home Economics. MnJor Swan la a skilled physician, Dogs of the Prllce Force." The pinna are for tho vocntlonnl an exce llent apeaker and had n deAtter the banquet, a beautiful and group to be In residence at the llght!ul peraonallly. "His messageontrnnclng little dance program hos Frnctlce Home for tho six weeks keen, forceful. clean and helpful. been arrnnged tor the guests aud hnm edl ntel)• lollowlng tho Christ• present■ n theme so that men think their partners. Antlchiatlon ts now mns holidays. As nil or lhe 11laces and are lend to higher pianos." written on the faces or every mom- hl'IVC' not _,., tb eon taken for tha· An excerpt from the Oregon Agrl-1 her of lho team. but till.' joy of 11eriod, students who desire the work cultural College pnp<"r states: reallzatlon w\11 sprend rrom ear to should mnke nJJpllcatton at once '"Major Swan's lecture was very ear. when they hit the Be-No training I either to Doctor Saxer or to Mrs . good Rnd his moving picture Illus- table tonight. :\1errlll. It there are not enough

no:ut~z,er rtd~at:,•,olldn

th c cost or mat eria ls . If the old pric e Is maintained tho high sta11d-

REGISTERED

baakctball

MQVJE LECTURE BE-NO BANQlJET MONDAY NEXT TONIGHT A'f 6.30

~;a~~;st:~cr~;s~rye;:c~~~~e;~~~:r~a:t; that sort that we hnve ever attend• ed." 1 1 dls:\:,:~~r:~ t:~s~:! ~!:m ~\ ~0 00 In ordrir that they may hear Mnjnr Swan.

~>!~~:t;c~:;d~:e~

MORETHAN1000 STUDENTS ARE

r:rst

~o was gun~:. on Contlb Nclsi°'i I1 1 1 to~~:.re;e:. w;:n :,.e~ ~:t~ 0: ;d ~~ 0 ;; 1 as::aa:;,.~1\d b:~::;~ ~ 1/~ ~ 11 :;:r scoring average over "Dick" and If th1 11 88 year at the wf'ekly meeting or th t• cnnl tetcl~ h~s \~en \ ~~ 1 1 Executl,•e committee of the St11de11• ~:ttu:oc~ /,~: ;~r:e~t!~: !!~:n wby Bod1· organization held Wednesday. nuv meirna. The election practically places AlThe class and intor•frntornlt)' vord in line for thl' managership series now 111progress may llrlng next )'ear. Ills 1mst experience In our some stellar performers wh o a like capacity at the B. Y. c .. hO\'e hcretotore receive(] very little where he made a name for hlms olf attent\c,u and irnbllclly. This 18 the ever to act. purpose o[ coiiductln& such series 88 the livest manager makes him u ha 1111 y choice for th, and toiirnamonts and they would tall pollltlon. short or their real purpose tr they Besides the action taken In plac- didn't bring to light n few clnssy Ing Alvord In thls office the eolons men. With most of Inst year's ngdiscussed also the matter or chnng- g egatlon and five leller men of Ing requirements tor the winning of o;hcr years to start with, Conch letters in athletics. The iiowor to Romney hos a BJllendld outlook. make nnr change In the present Among last year's mon 18 Cnr,tnln srstcm of awards lies with the Lestor {Peaty) Jarvis, who has Student Body a11 n whole. The dis· ployed two aeasons at guard. Andy cuss\on of the 1-~xecuth•e committee Mohr, another 191!1 man. and one or was or a very l(C'IICrol nature and the best guards that e,•er 1,lnyed tho Jed to the presentation or the runt- hoop game In l'tnh, Is also workln1-1 ter to the general student body yes• out. As Mohr has only one mor e' terdny. Conch Romney. representyear In Intercollegiat e athletics It Ing the Athletic Council, advanced ma)' be that ho wll remain out o! arguments favoring u change from bnsk<'tbnll In order to get a chnncl' the pres('nt rigid rulings. to give vent to his gridiron ImTreasurer Coburn was present pulst's next fall. Clyde Worley, Stan with 11 partial re11ort or the nnan-

ceipts of the rootbn\l season not bl'• Ing at his dleposnl hf' was unable to give th<' complete report desired. Figures presented showed that npproxlmatl'ly $4,000.00 hod been recelved rrom tho sa\C' of Student 1 Body and Fncult)' Activity cords. From this hod lo be deducted on ovordraft or Sfi77.00 from last year. The Buzzer ts the hlatorr or 1bo Tile remainder, with receipts from 81,hool, In fact tho very lite of lho football, wlll be a.vntlable to conduct atudcnt t.ody. In its pages are found (Continued on Page Two). the recolle<'tolns or the happiest and - - • -beat sector or our circle ot life. In FACULTY RECEPTION college daya we form the nucleus of onr rutur<" life. we r eceive ImTO STUDENTS SATURDAY preaslons and form habits that nre ___ written permanently in our cbnracThe raeulty ot the co ll ege will ter. give on Informal reception for stu• No true atudcnt, no loyal Aggie denta or the Institution Saturday would go without a Buzzer tor It (tomorrow) night at 8 o'clock In contains a complete digest of all the Thomas Smart gymnasium. The acbool activities: atblotlcs, debating. purpose or the occasion Is to bring dramath:a, orator)", aoC'lal events, and about more pleasing, more c los e and all othu phases of school life that go Intimate relntlo1111 between faculty to mak.i up a succc>ssful year. It le a and students. remlndl!r of the past. It portrays The rnculty extl'nds O cordial In~ lncldenta to freahen the memories ot vltatlon to all stutlenta Or the colbo1om companions, or tnmlllar lege to be pre-sent. Committees on ICenea, and of happy Incidents. Tho decoration. retrcahments, reception

»ase■

:::::~ome~~s

!:!~

~:o~:1:~ ·: refereed th e contest. th "Whil e e game was hard-

were moulded by Coach Joe Jonson. Jenson·s fame ns n basketball mentor ts known for and wide nnd we bellevc that Romne~• will more than nn hie shot's. "Dick" hos his cre1lenllnls ns a hoo1>ster. Ho learned the rudiments nnd nrst 11rlnclples of boskotball at the Salt Lak e high school years ago. 9 Later, at the University or Utah, he demonstrated thnt he knew the

•

ALRIGHT

ltsh nn excerpt from Clem th Crowle>•'s nc.:ount of e game th l In e Rocky Mountain Nows,

Some studo11ts go through tho rear under the Impression that tho Buzzer la fashioned by some magic, unseen force and comes rorth at the end or the year 111 sufficient num• bors to supply o,·er>·one, subscriber and nonsubacrlber. These some pcople suppoae that a good lo oking pieture of tbemaelvcs wlll also flnd Its way to prominent poslttorl on the 11 proper pa"ge w!thout any e:re ..tlon on

ALVORD ELEC1•ED l ASSISTANT BB MANAGER

NECESSARY;

::i:o~! I

boosted the A. C. or more b)' their were Sid Spencer. and Doug Smith .

~~g:1\\-~o:n t~~ueln;1!1:);no:1~sths~~rtll en• !~~7anl~~:lec~m1~\;ts~

of the

IAnderson

to three stars who .. tock 100 per cent appearance. These Tommy McMullen

",: .

I elaborating

ext~~~~ndg t~!e.::e~;m~ta:~

ndver.t of the hoop gnme A. C. ofter the successful. lu ck tootbnll season. Alwl\l be at lenst a month

11.

~·:::11 BUZZER TO,COST I rn u A $s 0 y::.: ::ad~:ffi:;:};f ,;I:::~t;~};~: □ 0N'T AEpINE

have

Five cents per copr ,

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are t:o f~~;e~•\:t~er mo::~:\10 :.. e~: not at school last year but have be en h ere nil this )'car. Sumsion hns a great reputation a 118 basket shooter

working

r,ete.

of the

o ..x·.

NUMBER

nrst )'car with th<' ,·aralty hoopsters . The last thre(' t('am11 turned our by ., A. C .. Including the state nnd conference chnm11lonshlp team of 1!118,

Th~n~~;~::tf~Y,g~~n~~s/~~

JOU

th e knights

DEBATING

1019,

talnlng ae It does the pictures o[ :i~:a~ ::c:t~:~::i-:os1::~ your fellow students, professors and best Individual debater. college scenes about which your ,,_ __________ happiest memories will be clustered. 1 --+---

tbelr

lchoGI

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:;:::eonc~~t~~c:

while

12,

Sumsion, McMullen, Smith,

Coach Lowell Romney haa blown hie whistle for basketball men nnd

~~= :e~:~s

A~e::y

Former

,T HE

TRY-OUTS

C'ollOf(c.

New Men Numerous

~!;ojr~nt;; worth

tent.!s the at the lJ. but hard though It

:~~:e ti~ ~~~hl::a~a:f::; the Institution than this

... ... "' ....

Spencer

;h~st:~sd:;a;ntt:~tel:e~ubee~~t: 1 large port to the abundance ot exce llent material in College

1:v~~~t~~:;

A~:.:

Answer The Call-McKay,

U ther• la 0·10 activity ot tho student J~dy that should have the Joyal sup(.Ort of every Aggie It Is the Buzzer. This book, put out by ~~~S:Y:i::a~~d

Dli:C'EMUER

1•'RIDAY,

Mo:~::v::

and

aay that there Is a more Intense Interest being shown In debat-

Al(f'lculturaJ

man,hlp

or forensics

<'0~~:1:~ngl~·charge

UTAR,

own reel and talk logically

WHEN ASKED FOR FOUR

CIT\',

or t.he Utah

Issues First CaJJ For Aggie Basketeers

:~:i;

:ian~h:n

Sludenu.

LIFE L

l-:NT•JR

i Romney

The men and women or this

by the

I.OGAN

WHEN THE TIME IS RIPE GET FILMED;

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Ro bi nson,

'20 R E P O R TO RI A L 1

th;o;:u~~ )~l'h!ro:n:~~ea~~::n:~;: 0 ~~ ::'at lh:~~: 11t: ~~e n~ : ,:: : s~; harrow, nm\ make merr)' whllr you c11m11u1,the sllle1 o r whic h are line d

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h _:A..::E g~•_::ic:.:::::l::::"•:.:~ ::.l::.~.:::o~:::l•:.'.::.:::;;-,-, '~~;o 1~;:\:~e:;:1 11 11 rlntl'd by t e nr Logil~i.g ~'~nh. u • n,..rk11ltur,.. to n genrral round-up _ __ __ _ _ _ __ or nil ni::rll'ulturnl good rrllows. l~nterl'<l a, lli'C'onll-dnH moll mntter Sl'ptombc-r 19, 1908, nt Logcui, 'l'lmr l\lontlny, Dec. 15, at S Utnh, un(lf,r tlw .\ct or ;\larch 3. I S97 ,\cceptance ror mnlllng nt s1iecla\ o'dnl"k. rnle of 11ostogo provldPd 1'or In Section 1103, .\C't or October 3, 1!117, Placl': Commercia l BoostN11' authorltNI .\ugu 11t !?!?, 1!118. Club ltooms on South :\lnln Tlw gir l : Don't llrlug lwr. EDITO RI AL ST A FF 1 1 Mana~ing Ed!tor ~, a!:::~ George P. Bnrber. '20 Assoc!nte Ed!tor em 0 • rnro: Sweet npp lo cldor Lucile Tnlmnge, '21 .Associate Editor will riow rrN •lv ·. Russell Croft, '20 Exchange Editor · Elna i\lillel'. '21. .. ~thlet ic Ed,~tor, O<'bu ll n,: , •r y•Oul ~ Ray Ohwn, '23 l ncl~r The . A n,•hn.thig try-outs wlll b<' held Kinnit Caine, '23 Society Ed1~:lr DPI". Iii fTut•sdn)·). 'l'lmf' and plncl' Nadine Foutz, '20 Suc_h Is 1:,ife not dt>Htilti•h· known. Soraba Special \ Vr1ter · Pearl Oberhans ley. '?? Special Writer --Hulm<' Nebeker . '20 Near Humor \ JN'1l11,: .\ mer k1111L e:! l n n Thatcher Allred, '21 Stu d,·nts of the Collcg;• who sen

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Af:;ltntlon tor tho long needed gymnasium nt th{' Monta na State Colh•1,wht growing hottrr. A plan for a :\h•morlnl Gymnasium to be er ected during 1!120 with money obtai ned by subs1"rl11t1onIs untlN way

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tra il beh ind them th ieves passed th r ough locked doors Into the Chem• lstry Building at Michigan A C. an d '!!:t carried from the safe over $6,000 worth of 11\ntlnum In the form of cr uclbll'B, e,•oporntl ng dis hes nod This iss u e is th e pr odu c ti on of th e 1919-20 B u zzer S taff slm llnr 11111mrntus ns well ns seve ra l T HE ST AFF n ec(' p!lnn Fo r St m lc nt-i h undred do llnrs In cash. T he robbery \Vallace McBride Edito r Thr FnC'ultr Reception for stud- was 11lnnned so ca r efu lly that not the Cou lsoil \\'right Business Manager Nils of t he College Is scheduled ror slightest clue hns been round or t he 1 1 0 H . J. M ill er ~. Ass istant Busi ne :ss , nM . uant~ ,g ne1· !m::tlo~~mtom 1~~~ ::uii;:! ; ~~ e c!:: 1~~~~ 0 1g 1 12 0 8 f'. Ray I(imball George l\f. Bateman Activ it ies dtnllr 'mltf'tl to be 1irt!se111. to kl'CP n watc h ful eye ;= 0departments 11t h Lucile Tuln ,nge Art Editor o met a l. N3ncy F inch, Ralph Smith Co ll ege Year ('o rnin ,::: " 'l'h e m ,:: hl l'i i " x1<; w ;\1~; x1 co A. t·.-Hugh Sutton Ath letics Wl'.'dncsdny, Dec. 17 • at '.'>/Ib le) Tbnt colleges can do pr actica l 1111 1 1 Sidney Stock P h otographer • \\'obrr High Schoo l a lumni th ings wns amp ly proved when stullarold Nagle Campus will iirescnt th e comt!dy drama. "The dents or the New Mexico A C. dipped Lai ~ Vernon Clas$E"'i Big Iden.'' 'l'he caSt . made 1111 of l , 100 onlmnls In less than.s ix ho urs. many old 8lars, 11lnyed to n cn11aclt)' Cat tl e In th at vlcl nlt)' ar e su ffer ing Vo lume X VIII. Numbed 11. house In Ogden and will gl\·e o re• with scab. As an acco mmo dati on to Oeve mb er 12. 1919. turn eng:,,gom~rnt by request. the cattle men, whe n t he GovernTHE -E DITOR M USES Sludents, 3 "c, SOc 8nd 75 c. mont decreed th at nil cat tl e shoul d Twelv e o'clock and all's well . The Editor sits on his little dry- Sb!lc~ets 011 sale nt "The Men's be dipped the me n of the coll ege 1 goods box des k, with the fumes of a choice Nebo flll\11g the atmosphere p. s11011ttwo doy1 nHlstlng the catt le_ with rrngrnnt pl'.'rtunu :: not a cnre or a worry on N1rtll 011d o r course no L l l\""E S Rl~ -;;.- ~-; -;"EAIU N TR' men. LETTIE

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boa r ding ho uses seemed to h:we been shrubbe r y. ::~':~e~ r~~!,:ret~~:u:~\\~~~~a•t~f!;~ Wbll o at Delta, Mr. H ansen plac_ the town wn~ canvassed and . ro!I- ed an or der for 5,000 trees o t 12 Pl'Cli\'e homes listed ro r the stuU:11t's . m r letles whi ch are to bo set out In reference. Comm ittees have been co_ the spring ot 1920. Trees ot one operntlng and working \n<:ess11ntly va riety ore to be planted along one d h &treet with the corn ers left vncant. 1 1 8 :~ at:~,.lnt: ~:~t~lt:nt:c~i~:1,'' 'l'hls a r rangement makes It poHlblo er of plnces~:nnlilc ~~o=:e a:u~nt~;::lr:~t. one var iety

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;:1~~~ :~!'ew;;;l)'n:°o~::;isro::; ~ 0 1: , ; : c~ :;· i~~~~~-;e~~.ecto~~~; ri-n r ,.. and Presl do11l Gard trnve\lcd by tou ri sts Pr ior to hi s Mr. '- ohurn the book& on th o she lves and st ud · · l lmnds. TIits was the gist or Dr . F. 1... 1,,or or t he St udent Botlr, were elect• onts on ly by specln l perm iss ion. ar rlvn l In Ame r ica, Mr. Hanso n was West's a~ldress given lo th e at u1lents <'tl ns n com mlttt'e to s ubm it n SIik· Every book ta ken from tho des k elllployed 81 th e Roya l Oa r d ens In In last 'l'ueaday's chape l exe rcises. itcsfh•e hu dp;ct 01111ort\o nl ng t he mvat be signed fo r. Denmark. -• - ·-He omphn11lzed the va lu e of the np• fu ;ids among th e ,•nr \o us ma nage rs. Books may be draw n from tb e 11nrt'ntly "litt le'' thi ngs In one 's ltr e ,\flc r th e nox t meeting of th e co m• Library for home use with the per"You love m)' daughter?" said th e which are however, the forerun- mlttee O comp lete report of th t' m!Hlon or th e I~lbr ory otte ndents, old man. nen of th" big events of life, nnd nnoncln l wea lth or th e S. B. O. nnd the books mu1t be signed for and " Love her!" h o exc laimed pas_ thM a kind Providence Is a lwnr• of the (\lsi1oslt \011 of til e so me will kept no longe r than t wo wee k1. 'l'o slo natel)•. ' 'W hy, I wou ld dlo for rend)' n111lanxious to lend a helpin g tie J,;h'CII th ro ugh thl'Se columns. th o1e who keep boo ks longe r , the h er! Fo r one soft glance from those lumd tndlcntlo 11s ar c lh nt with the nex t prh•llego of tak ing books from tho sweet e}·l'S I wou ld hu rl myse lf from Prcslclc11t Peterson welcomNl the dlscuHlon of sludent f\11anc-es will Lib rary will be de ni ed. yond er cli ff and pe rl ab, I wou ld-"; 1ww students and urged them t o come O di-clilo n to 11rescn t to tncul Reforence books 1uch as dlc tl nn• "Hold on, 1D)" boy, ho ld on," said stay In s11lte of diffic ul ties. t,·. students nn d boa rd or tr ustees arics, encyc lopedll'B, magaz ines and the old man as he shook hi s bead. The g!Cf' clu b song "Goo d•b)'e to the 1iroposlt lon of r aising th e u. $. pu blic documents, may not be " l' m someth ing of n llaT myse lf , an d Summe r U 'l'he choir sa n g " Mossa st ud ent body fee fr om Its present take n from the Lib rary . I t hi nk one Is eno u gh for a sma ll . Oi-nr." low figure to one wh ich w lll make Reser\"e books fo r classl's may be family like min e." !l adrq uat(' to meet th e lncrens d t oken by 11student In the class at A loca l pas tor was ta lkin g to a cos t of qu lpnu m t , 011tCrtn ' l11num t. etc. 4 :00 P. M ., b ut m ust be retu r ned to "Yes. Sir , I've Deen Thr oug h t11e wo man whose un me he h ad not tho Libr ar y desk be fore 9:20 A. 1\1. Show," sai d a cook npptflng to n cnu gh t. The name or t he Revere nd "Fo r beat ing your wife, I wll\ nr.e th e followin g day. Afte r rend in g n lrestnurnnt ke<'lll'r for II Job "Wns Doctor Bl nnk was menti one d , where• you $1.1 0," said th e Jud ge. rese n ·e boo}( In th e Ll brnr)', ret ur n officers' rook t wo )'f'llrll· woun•lri\ u pon h o anld : "Wo ll, to me , Doc_ " I do n't kn ow thnt I obj ec t to the boo k to th e desk. tw ice. " to r Blnnk Is n dry old stic k! Do you th e dollar , Jud ge ," aalll th e prison• F ive CC'lllS n di,v Is charged for 'l'h e pro pr ieto r taste d the so up not thi nk so? " or , "bu t whnt la th o ten cents for ?" a ll over due books. T went y-nvl' cc ut s t he ma n had made and repli ed : " No," a nswe red tll e Indy swee t" Th at, " sai d th e Judg e, "ls th e n day Is charge d on nil reserve books " You're Juck )', m an It 's a wonder ly: "bu t 11erb a ps I should tr ho were F ederal tax on amu sem ent,." ko11t a ft e r 9:20 a. m. Any student they didn't k lll yo 11 " F,:,: not my hu sba nd ." FP<lera l tnx on nnm ecments" E,:.

HOTEL

ECCLES

LOGAN, UTAH

UP TO DATE FIREPROOF 100 ROOMS WITH CONNECTING BATH Rates from Sl.50 to $3.00 per day E xce ll e nt Dinin g Ro o m and Lunch Counter Service. P o pular Pri ces. Barb e r S hop a nd Billard Room in C onn ec tion . S p ec ial Att e ntion Gi v en to Student P a r t ies a nd B a nqu e t s . Spec ial Winter week ly rates now in effect M. S . ECCLES , Pres. LYMAN HYDE, Mgr. NEW

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so bell e nsconced In colll dge towe r I pray you' ll always clang th' h ou r Id ruther h{'ar )'Our measured ring than countleSB chimes stri n g-ba tted ding. -F rom Reuben's Rim es.

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:~~~e~:»i:~ t~:~s:~a~:;~: r: ~efr:r: --be!" 10 1\1, IVOHNIA UNI\ ' F.RSJTY Chicago, nod o nu mb!•r from Denve r . Mr, Emil Hansen, lan dscape gllr d· ns se\•' r a l yenrs passe d bl anon A cou rse Is bei n g give n at Ca llMinnesota 18 a lso reprf'aente d. ener al tbe College, has rece ntly re• th ' boll so ng out each mo rn hi s song. rornln University In t r aining the non'l'he students now re~lsterlng re• presen t eve r y pnrt of [,tnh ns well 88 th0 surro u n•llni; s1.11t1es:th 0 Y Inel ude n n um ber l1ero to obtain wor k to np 1ily townrd grnd u ntlon as well 1 :~ ~ ::c 'k :arge ;umber wl; ~er 11 8 0 te~s lve practl;n~ ntrael; l:on • g. Thoug h th o number ot avallal, lo

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n nnme. t'IHI tlunk or how hl' Is going lo get out n 1m11er wi th t ho llui.;P. Tile Collegian Is to be com mend_ sum of two as!ltgnnil'11IF, rurned In by his asslslnnls, nnd on l)' ten co lumns bl ,-eube n ed Its s11orls mnnllk e at ti t ud e toor new s W f rr"t out nn:I write UJl Inside of two hours, himself. And !hi he 11 l!e~r l~udthtoll1~1~,/olllngt noter wnrd B t bO foot ba ll tea ms fr om oth er 11 calm ly sits there, nt peace with t he wor ld, It slow ly dawns uvo11 hi m, t hnt . ~: bc~~r u°v m::i.rie: ~ 0: :; n~~\ :n r colleges. In _ Ila alb l~tlc wrlt e-u: ~ to be t he Ed itor or n succci.s fu l Sagebrush. ho m ust no t onl y bo his own o blesse d bell u nto I n , .. the Color ndo \\ee kl y g l\ eB Its opp o ro11orter, gather nil tho university nows, om itting not hin g, wri te It nll UJl m e r. ents u nusua l recogn it io n wh et her 1 lllmso lf , see thnt It a ll goes to press pro per ly and ot the 11ro1ior time , but l whon raw an' rus ti c b lgb•sc hool la d t he)' bo winn ers or not. Th ere h as 18 mu st sere nely acco1>t nil tho blnmo for n poor lssuo.-U . of N. Sageb rush. I came in k nickerbockers clad, ~==l~n;, k:: ~c:e~: :\~ ~: ll e~esbr oet:l : ~~ ~ • theso wond rou s h a lls uv fame tu see to th e op pos in g teams. T ho Colleg ian MOl~ ~ ~ ~;~:~ •~:E R EGISTElll- ~D toking a book from t he l~tbrnry with• 1 a learned man I sed I'd be. l rca.llle■ ap pa rent ly. th at one ca nn ot ~ • out 11ormlsslon may be llable to susput th e ot h er fellow In th e mud (Contin u ed From Page One). pe;::::ia:r:~reco~:::~-be given to tbe 1: n;0 ~: ~e~:f: ; : t;e;~ ~mt~~dsl~:~c~ ll!t m , number of departm, .mt&. Practica ll y use or books, perlodlcals and nows- , a- rln gln' o ut t u te ll th' world oil laboratories a r e c1owded, tho papers . !"educa ti on's flag's u n furl ed. " ~lOchlne shcps bei ng fl\lPd tar be Silence 111 lhe Library must be ~:;l~)'~helr com fo~tab le W<'rkln11,Cl\ • mninlolned . ' t:t:ont: n: !:~ ~:~~~: / ;: r ~~\ : ; u o

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· ___ IIH'retor11 the Buzzer staff rf'que,na \,~~l~~g ~:~~nsro~rs: Mrt1. Rena B. Maycock 11pent tht' thul tho 11tudt-nts ob1·y the aummuna or his nddri•l!S hr r,•c-:illrll som<' ,·l.'ry r,; first ot the, w~k In On,·!11 counh· uud_ 1:11,•11 down to the photographer hHl'l'n•tln~ ,, 11111 odra In his rratn1upen1alng the work Of tho home wbei1 notice 11 gl,.en, since tho most ult,· ur 11 whll•• ot rollf'gt• Several demonstrator there. J"UJ111rtnut dt•ment 111 gaining tlmt• \'01:a\ !U-IPl't\0ns w,•r(! rrndC'rl'd b>" on tho 11ubllcatlon 111In overcoming :-,11119 i-:,·nu,i:,:,lhw Thomns and 0('1 Mlsa !do R. :\ftlch('I, t'hlt'>r clrrk or the tt•11<1om·yon tilt' 11art or th(' 11\11· E,:lwrt. About 2s pr,rsons were In tho Extension Division, baa bef'on dt•nt,; to 11111this matter off. Re- Rllt•IHlRncr C'hniwl exNclses will away from work for S('l'l'rnl days on m e-mht:r lhe old nxiotn, "~e,·rr 11u1 lw rraturrd rrgulnrly rnch Sunder nccount of lllneas. , 1,IT l!ll tomorrow what can bti do1w urtt·rnoon from now on ot th(' Sig· loclny." "l'rocrnatlnatlC111 la till' thl,,r urn AIJihn house for tlw 1rnri1osr of Reed (Peto) Warnick hns loft his ..,f time," dt., etc. rrnitlng lh" highest t}"ll<' of lnt<"rBerkshlres on tho fRrm nt P leR11Rnt J.u11l )'\'Rf nnd the year before the rrntMnlly 11plrlt Grove and hos reglatorod Rt A. C' huJ:1!11cs11 mn1rngc,r or the Buiwr had • • • ror the winter term. 111 11·mnln In L.ogun during thr sum• Thi• lo<"nl chRptor or tilt• Y. \V. C' mrr In ordL•r to tnk<' ,•are of th<' dill• .\. f'!ltt•rtnlnrd nt n luncheon In --~ Mr. Henry Oborhnnaley 111In Snn- trlbullon of llw book nnd to st·e thnt the C'ol\rfrn <"nfot('rln 011 Wedi.e11dny pete county lnklnfi\' charge of tbe &ullscrlhns got tlwlr co11le11. The nnon In com11llmr11t to i\lrs. Eclword Extension work there until a now 11n•111.·nt management Is \'Cf}" dea\rloua Blduwl of Ogdrn, M\1111 Mildred l\lC· county o,i:ent 111appointed to get lbe book out before school Intollh or Wyomtng aml J\11111Edith dos1•11 thl11 year, and In ordf'r to ac•. GrnngN or New York, who are here Oth·er well known students who 1·0111,>llshthis the pkturl'B must bi•' In the lntf'rc>ats of thl' work of the ha,·e r('fi\'iBtt.'rPclat ('ollt•ge this W('f1k: t>lkl'II early 'Y. w. ('. A. Olher Jl;UClltB were ore: Fielding Barlow, Hugh Harv1•y, ('n1alu da)'B wlll be sl't apart tor.n-ipresf'ntntlvca from the dlff'erent Elmo Corfman and Glen McBrth. I each class. club, etc., and It 1111Im•, wom11n'11 or,:nnlzntlons ot the Coll portant that the members of each get I 1r,:e, lnclu1llng the Home Economics E. T. Rolph, '11, and Vere L. down to the photograpbl'r on thrlr;elub, Pl\ll•llelenlc councll and the Martineau, '12, o( Salt Lake and Ray ,appointed days. 1sororltle11. About thirty prople were Pond or Lewiston we,e at the Col. --• ~presrnt tege Tue11day to attend a meeting ot

Kodaks

Herman's Cafe And Bakery 1ft SORTH

MAIN

IV . Pl

The Animal Husbandry degartment bas purchased ftrty reeder steers to be used In exper imental work. Tho department cnrrlod on 7~~e~:.~·:.e:~e;~:en:~dln

Dining Room1J and n ... Counter Service

LadJl'!I'

First

Open Day and Night

ars1ty ayers

the Pl Zeta Pl fraternity.

Waterman's UY On Ideal Fountain Kodak Jew elry Co. -'--_______ _.,: Pens Supplies

Ing them th!•

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--their greaentatlon of "The Wolf". l'tlr. Joseph P. Welch, '13, pres\· But after the high standard ot work C t , dent of tbe Utah ounty A,:en 11 8111 • ,done hero by the protegeea of Prosoclatlon Is sgendlng lbls week In reuor Maud Moy Babcock a better· Chicago nt the meeting or the piny than t.hls melodrama by Eugene National u:~lat:~:o ::tendcou~~~ Walters was expected. • 111 agents. He S k Sh . : The piny bolong11 to the days of International Live toe ow booze and broncho. Its hero was rof John ;- ~ 111 left Wed_: well acted by David Lindley who p · S · te nod Sevier coun•, rescues the fai r (though Swedish) nesd:: ~:~~e reorgnnltatlon of damsel from the clo11\ng clutch o[ tbe ties P h D R. J . vllllan. Thl11 vllllan, who break.II a the Farm Burea:s t tore. 111 ~- 1 th~, gir l's heart with as little remorse as Eva:s ~:~~ Tl~u~al~Y ~n::~ T:oele, la cow ree111 In chewing up pretty

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Johnson,

Proprietor

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CJT Y DRUG COMPANY PRESC'RIPTIOS l>RUGOIRTS A Full Line or Oru,ta and TollH Artlrlf'II C'O!lll-'ORT KI TS ANRC'O C'.\MFiRAR A ND 8UPPLIB8 l'se Cqko Pap~r and Anaco Fllm11 For Beat Reeults

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nod Beaver Hortlcu~

countlrs.

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department

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Bakery

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•.:•_1:.::_N::•_"'~::•_::'_'::•_':_":_":_t.:.:.~~:.:_Lo:_•~~~n_:jtranat erln g Its hortlcullurnlh 't~ th _ search eq uipm ent rrom e or h • 29 cultural shed to Room In T~t FOR THE BEST OAKES, PIES basement or tht' Main building. a 1 88 th wlll be used e reseort:! ~~~~=: ROLlB AN'J> DREAD OALL AT nd t tory until the Plant i u, Y TBB Ing 111comp leted. -~ of the U. S. Mr. B. B. Ric who 111In chnrgt' Biological Su rv ey, U h 10 of rod ent control work tab ' llp('nt Tuesday a nd Wednesday ot e Ei:tenslon Division offices pl•~~ :g TRY OUR C"OFFEB AND ROLI.B the cooperative work which wl ts e I II th h BEST IN TOWN carr ied on w1t e county agen ~:::::::::::::::::::~ , Thl" UNI In F'aocJ

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7!JeBluebz'rd Pre-eminently Superior CANDIES.

I CE CREAM AND LUNCHES, 12 West Center Street

"AN

EXPENSE

Satisfaction In Furniture IS GIVEN AT

LUNDSTROM'S

M. C. A. DISCUSSES ACCOl_'N

DY OUR

OAREFU L ATTENTION

I SERV[CE, QUALITY ANDk,EFF[CJENCY f" STUDENTS

• "An Expense Account," the topic • dlscuaaed by the Y. M c .. \ . Dis• Let. ua Show )'OU o ur C'ompl cte Lln08 of Stove., Range■, FurnJ. icuHlon Groups last w~ek was corture, Ru gs and Llncolcum. The)· Please bocnuso t he)' are the Baet. tnlnly up to date ln these days of the. H C of L Interest cente r ed about' I la~ch ·qucstl~n• a 11to whether , for ex nmp le, a mnn who bad $600.00 to spend each college year should be ex _ Ipected to show three times as great 20 W. tat. North. 2nd door wC8t. or F'trst. Natio nal Bank. Phone 171 recults 08 one who spends but $200.· CLEANING, PRESSING and REPAIRING . I 00· bow a man should use bis roonor Most Up-to-Date Dry Cleaning Plant in City. 1at ·college In order to get the mo~t Wa Call and Deliver.

LOGAN CLEANING & TAI LORING

CO.

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1st

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HOW'S YOUR WATCH

Phone 258

Prompt Service Absolutely Guaranteed Special Attention to Students

Leonard Hill

E 111,;ruvl11g. Wnt ch, <'lock nnd Jcwelr)'

Repairing.

BIG DAYLIGHT FACTORY

On Center Street

the various

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The playert1 themselves relt that 1'~ast Third North with Doctor West. Students Knitwear , Mackinaws, Athletic Goods Made to ' thl11 play was not the really good: anti ulso nt the residence of Dr, I Measure. Your Regi s tration Card entitles you to a 20 pex cent Grocl"ril'II al things that they hne done. It la not Reuben HIii north or the College. I Discount. 1 f Dy Himself) i ~:rt~:,:tlt:i::::~Je:~!d;:e b~~:~,: j ~;e:~::a:=::v:n:;:u: 0:;e: 7 Full Nam!'. Gl'MS'P Slewart 'T h eatre. The talent shown waa good j u11perclo111me11meets with Mr. E. T. t •. 0. KKAXCHY, Prop. HnmP Add rPsa. LOfl::RII. t,ut not good enough to put R med_ !4('wl11 Wl'dnesday overing n.t his 4a6 S, ISlh F:attt 1 GEO. W. SICIDMOREl, Manager. Na;;:epr~~ w':,~~~d~n~- J-!ousl' lorre piny Into tho proreBSlonnl hom11 ou First North and 1-~lrl!lEBl!l. XotltUl>i HtatlORl"l'Y t claBS Economic rea sons probably 'J'h ls grou11 Is making a 11peclal 11tud· 11 111 llhC' ~ R('\~t!~\v. · OJlC no· ncco~nt for lta presentation, but Its of socla l 11roh lom11. In a ll th ese/ f BATRA SHINES Telepio~ \Id 088 263 rrceptlon would not Justify the br-lgrou1>11 llwrr 111room for n rew mor.•, Boarding oual' • I r . ' lief thRt II 111n popular play. memhors. and nrw 11l'\ldo11tsare wel4 . E. N. m mate. Pete, our --+-·come to f'.lllt(•r, evt>n If th0Y are, 1 Nn::~. ot roo MERTEN \VILL MEET reglslt>rC'd o~ I::..:~:~. winter term CARLtBLl!l A GUDMUNDSON Proprleton Married Hope So. Datt' of DlSA BLED SOLDIERS . ER 'VAS ======= birth Saturday ortrrnoon. OPEN LETI • 11 Weat Center Street Logan

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For Your Electric Wants

DECEMBER

Logan's Only Exclusive Shoe Store The home of better footwear for all occasions. Quality. Fit, StJle

Andreas Peterrnn& Sons Shoe Fitting Experts • =======================!

UNION KNITTING MILLS

Moden, BarberShop

or tho Scotchman wbo had oppreHed we,:,k'a topics would be "Men and her until no spark of life or humor Women 011 the Campus" an ti tbnt wns lert When she entered the role nl'W students could enter these or melodrama she woe t1xcellent. No i ,,:-roups For the lnrormatlon of new one cou ld accuse her or not showing~ Cnllcg~- men lt should he added that that h er rather had cru11hed the lire. tht'!II' Dlscu 11111 1on Oro11p11are similar out other. This ltr e showa no algns i 10 thnllP In many colleges of North of re•blrth even when the daring Amrrlca, and that they meet each French.Canadian aT.akens the wt•f'k to illscuss some live topic con• I ••great dt'>81re" In her. 0. Angus i lwrtNI with rollege life. On Monday Boyer as Baptiste Le Grand; Frank : n\fi\'hta at 7 o'l'lock a group meet.a Rnsmuuen RS Andrew Mc Tavlsh. Rt "02 Xorth Finl East street, un· and Earl Adams as George Huntley (ll'r- the. leadership or Profesaor rurnlshed pleasln11:: character garnish Gf'orgr D. C"osto. On Wt'dnesday night for the drnmntlc men\. at the ume hour group11 meet at 467

TheCottage Grocery

present.

Vaully playe,o d,ew a full bou,e fo,IY.

and

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Al:~:er:r~t:.~ ~~:er:lll:~t:!:d 1 molly Inst SundR)' evening at their new homo on South Main. Musical solect\011& wero rendered and games 12 co u ples p\nyecl. Ahout were

Present "The Wolf"

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Dry Goods. Womens' Apparel

TheM:EN'SShop 59

'!,Go

Best Quality Always

hnv,

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Sh:mn .\l11lm frnt1•r111tv lwld I! r:il dlllJWl rx,-r 111 last SundM· l'f'W homl' on Pror,:,;~or Frnnk

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Brown or Black

YOU'LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES

r,•fr,•shnwntr w.•re ff••rvnl. Thr unmlttc•· on nrrnng1 m1•nta c-on11tst• ,I of HussPI Crurt. .J. \\'nldo PRrrr. (l"or1,, Hnrlwr. .\hmH ~O nll'II w,•r1 1•r,·111•11t J,h;hl

Mr· tu,• IJUIZl'r tu the llhufrnts by mall. nfternoon 111 tlwir e\n ••ITorl Is ho.,ing math- this Y<'nr tu .:,,uth ,,lnln fllrN•t.

lll:lrll or ·11;, ort• lla<'k 10 att,·ncl (ol. Iege

ALL WIDTHS

· SEE THATCHER CLOTHES THIS SEASON

:.1Rnlt•v E. Pr, ~t'utl h•ft 111~1 w1•l'\ f,.n (' ll~orulu, wlu,, ,. h<' "Ill 1p1 n<I ,.,,, ..... Wll'ki. "Sid" S11e11cer or Sa lt Lnke. Rn old Ai;-glo bRaketbRII BC'lntllloll•, 111 back 10 4llL•IIII ('o lh' I({'

ALL LASTS

Thl' !'1 Z,•t., Pl rrut,•rnlty cntl'r· tidn,:,d ror the-Ir ru11hf','S at a slafi\' ,11\ft~· h,.11 :iutur,lay ,,,·,•nlng on thr

Shoes For You

Society

PICTURES TAKEN ONTIME

R.H.Jackson, D.C. Phonr

PAGE THREE

!TOHAVE BUZZER!

Under the •A' rd

LIFl!l

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PRINTED BY ,nsTAKE

A rrpresentatlv-; of the Federal Through a misunderstanding, an Board tor Vocational Education wlll "open letter" appeared l11 last hr In Logan on Monday, December week's t111ue or Student 1,lfe, signed 22 for the purpose of meeting all: by Prealdrnt Gardner of thr Student dlsablf'd aoldlen, aallon, morlne11 Body oml countersigned hy atudeut,,. and nurse11. according to word re•, and lol'nl bu11l11ru men. This letter crlvf'd today. In letters to the Red : was Intended only tor the editor of C"rosa, the Ame rican Legion and the Dest'rf'l News 011n protest 0fi\'alnat other tndlvldunla and organizations an anti -Aggie write.up of the Thanksworking In behalf of former se rvic e giving day game, which appeared In me-" tt woa announced that Mr. f>~. the Sult I.ukr 11a1h•r. Anothl'r letter, If. Mrrtrn ot the Board In this dis. whkh wus wrltt(•n hy the towns• trl<'I wlll be In Logan th nt day. lu 1worh•, should havr a111wnrod In pluc:-nc1•orda"<"C' with D reouest made hr 'lf tlw ont• mentlo nl'd Rhovl' the honrd 1wrry orfort 111beln,i: mnd1• Gf'm" From • :\:11 111 Pn11er,by thr or11:onlzotlon and lndlvldu a ls Dlvl11lon or lnhor: Tt•achcn of Informed to have all persona hand!· JTtnh jol11ln11:n union r<>n1w1Ih\· the dl11obll\tl('11 tb('y InPastoral atn,i:1•: \\'hen men nrsl rurred In ser,·lce, on hand to meet dome11tlcale1I anlmala and vegel· Mr. Mert('n.

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Cache Valley Electric Co. Phone 53

MURDOCK'S FOR THE BEST

Ice Creams, Sherbets, Candies. The Best Lunches in the City.

Dance and Banquet Hall lk====================:!I

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YOU'RE Sund11)'B

NEXT appalntment

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LOVELAND STUDIO Pho ne 36 1

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Why 1ho10 Sn h y Tears?" etc. Well Listen-: As J Stated !IO Plainly above that Any Doll who T h inks on Two Cylln• ders cou ld Understand. Felipe wns leaving the House or Ercllla. And F'ell11e Loved Ercllla Juat as Shakes•

Fresh Flowers for E v e r y Occasion

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Logan,

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CAPITAL

1100,000. Member

Fedttal

RNern

BankSURPLUS

11•,000

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T he so ph omores e lected the m•· o rlt~Y Llr ~ al~d •~ n il kee p In tou ch ilolvcs l nl crc lass bnske tb &ll c h a m• w m y ~~ .~r~v~ plo ns Wcd n esclay by win nin g fr om t he se ni ors by th e sco r e o f 20 t o 17.l l\1ATTER OF AWARDS Pr ior to thla contest t he sop h omo r es GIVEN AN AIRING h nd bea t en th e rr es hl ea. wbl le the seniors had e li mi nated t he Ju niors IN S. B. MEETING rrom the c laaa titu lar race. T he Int erc lass ae r ies comm enced T he stu d en t bo dy mee t ing yea• Monday with t he ga me be tw ee n t ho j tc r da)' was he ld pr lmnr li)' tor t h e, ao ph omorca amt f r eahm n whic h wen t llUr pose or dlac u aalng th e q u est ion to the older clnBSmen by t he sco r e o r awa rdin g A' s to th e a t h letes of 1 or 20 t o 12. F orm er vars it y le tt er j t he sc h oo l. So me or th e Ion r et lrmen won t or t ho so ph s but th e ga me 1111 g a nd mo r e a r gum e ntntl ve mo les was fea tur ed by good wo r k 0 11 t he nlrc tl th e ir oplnlon a fr ee ly In 011

.~10.00

$15.00

SAVED

Ir )'OU bU)' your Fall Su.Jt from

PHO NE

l& IIAST FIRST

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Resources

$2,00U,000.00

THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY LOGAN,

. UTAH

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A Bosch Magneto Solves

Your Trouble.

AUTO SERVICE & SUPPLY CO.

;1:~1; ~ ~:::n~1: 1;;/'\~c: p:<~anl: ': 1\:e~>~ ed t he first n ig h t of t h o se r ies wh en th from t h e more officia l pro hl ema or l oy wero by th e sopha 20 o t t h e ho ur. to 12. T h y used th o following men The students we r e addre88ed by lu o va in endenvor t o atc m th e

■cooped

Mn;e~~:~•r.i-ir::; J unlora (l l 3 Price If McBride Parry rt Nagle, Sutton J Connon McKay Andrus.· rg Jania Anderson ... lg Wo r le.y•McMu ll en

NORTH

Oldest and Largest Bank in Cache Valley

came cham i>lona when t hey hu m• 1tlclpn t e In 60 per ce nt o r th e t oot • bled the acnlors. Andrus again boll games p lnyed be fore h e co ul d .... come through wit h a good attempt . get tbl a lett e r la too at rl ct to place his tenm In t he lead. but • No acUon waa ta ken to c hange t h e Andy Mohr nnd Sid Spencer or the · s t a nd ard. sophs provccl to be the Jinx o r the j A sh ort musica l p r ogra m , wh ich·· - -· sheep-skin men. consisted of a so lectlon f r om t he I T ho trcahmnn class we r e au r prla•

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llodel

HANSON & CARAS

pa r t or bot h tenma. open for um tllacuaalo n . a nd main • In t ho seco nd t llt of lhe se l'lca t he I t atne d rtr m lr th a t th e conatllutlon a l a ll-wlao ae nlora won hand ily fr om I sta n da r d for attai ning awa rd s the Juniors. T he aen lor a p layed s houl d be accep t ed In Its s tr ict est two lotter men while the Juniors we r e acnsc>,-that _n lowering of th is ono--gamo tnvorltes wit h th r ee ro r •. s tandard wou ,d nece1Bn rll y mea n a her v&ralt y basketeers. Len And r us, leBBenln g or the mean ing nnd va l ue 1 one time nll•Amerlcan gua r d. play. or the letters awa rd ed. Oth e rs con• ed a s t e llar gn me nt gua r d to r t h e tested t he point, d eclar in g t hat th e, seniors, whtlo Par r y, a to rm or B. Y. re1 trl ctl on1 placed u po n th e a wa rd. U. ma n , loci t he scoring wit h Ove Ing or honors mlg hl te nd t o dl a• 1 field gon la. courage t h e co llege ao th •lll ea- th at On Wodncsdny t he sopha he• t h e rul e requiri n g 011 nt hl eto t o pa r •!

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a-1.000

DRY CLRA.Nl.NO AND REPAIBINO

sttu;~ 1 7.euophonlcs 00000 anti Hated Hhn• sou and Saved Il la Shekels. Then Ono Dar the Big lcfen came Just l~lke Thnt. (Enap tlu6'.era here, llght])•l.

-_:::::::::::::::_- --...J1ItFelh1e happened l~lk<' Thia. wna Sitting or droo11lng, -

i BeatDopeJuniors-Sophs Upset , ; ~~ And. Trim Seniors I I in Final Tilt

Sophs (20) Frosh (12) Spencer If ·•• Kirk Hnnso'.1. rf . ·--· •·······C lnrk Tinge) c Gnrdnor Mnuglmn. rg .. J ackaon :'lloh r ·: lg ·•· Fe lle': Subatltutlona. Sophs-Crandnl l. Fres h lc&-Erlckso n , Gor dner, Bel• knap, S11encor. Olsen. Edwnrds.

e::n::e~:ck

Me morl ea. It a ca rt o ona and plctur ea De ll ght et h m e. It.a wrlt e- upa mak e lh

"Ah Woe> ts Me!·' gulped F'ollpe ns he trlp1>NI over an nutumn Jear loft carelessly on the aldt>wa lk. It was ull otr between Felipe and Ercllla. Indeed there was nothing Doing In that Sector nny More. A Lltllo Quarrt:1\ had Blasted Hla Young 1~Uc>. II S f h

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Frosh;

~~~reel. :asrr~:~t th=o~~1~: l~o,~01! cc:'.10 ;~1~e~n:~nr~fr~:: ~n~/uf: Pocket with other l n,·ahmb les an d mcnt wl ll come next. he wns Wondering It ht> could Pawn Line ups nnd summnrlcs It. ga mes:

Say it with Flower s '-_:::::

Down

ree l no Regret

~~~nfd u:p~::::;/~~ It t~1~~ "Suc h la Ltfo" ta In t he ditc h with t our bl ow-ou ts n1HI th e Gns Afire compa r ed wit h Lnat Yenr. why H er e.I Goes ror One li ke Laat Ycn r 'a Bes t This. I understand la Buuer I ss ue, 10 I Pe n the fo ll owlng Appro pr ia t e Gusher. Somewhat Felic itously Yo urs s igned 'Soraba" FO R THE 1,0 \'F : o ..~ ;'\[[KE --GJ,."T A Hl 'Z ZER T he r e m ny be Some Lill ie Doub t In aome o r th e Wenker Minds ns t o the Exac t Dista nce 111 Microns fr om Here to t he F nrt hcat Sate llit e. but t here waa no Doubt t hn l Fe lip e waa Burled under Great Gobs ot Woe. We Doub t Whatever. And as Fe li pe dripped wcarll>· towa r ds Home-- for thnt was where he wns Bo und For rrom the Well Known. but now • 018 cournglng Houao of One Erc lll a-He Sighed Like a Tired Out Locomotive artcra Ha r d Ru n fromt oI d · An w 11Y wna the Duddy Sn d ? ··011 wit)' ao downcast, den rl e?

Sophs

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Like swa llow.

Ing a mou t hful or Dr) Sotln Crackers

our

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"Say to Yourself: "I'm Going to Save Now" and Hold to This Resolution. Make a Beginning, No Mutter How Small,"

Th~~: .~~r~Y ~:.~ :, •. 1

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