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Student Life, June 16, 1920, Vol. 18, No. 33

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Student Life

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PubliahN Weekly By The Student Body of th e Agr icultu ra l College .

LOGAN, UTAH,

Vol. XVlll

FORCEFUL ADDRESS LAWNFESTIVAL GAY AFFAIR BYSUPT.CHILDS P oinb

Out Facto r o f T eac hin a.

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Number 33

JUN E 16, 1920.

GLEECLUBMAKES CHAUTAUQUA STARTS BIG lllT TOMORROW

G•mea , Son1 1 by th e Gl ee Clu b • nd L• r ae A udie nce Heao Co nce rt -C lu b Lect ur e r. , Mu • ic: and Play on Promi,. Da ncin a Enj oye d. Scorea Ano t her Hi t , in r Pr o aram .

About thi~ 11.irtr we h.i.1 Satu~,l.1; 1' he concert RiHn hr the memhcn The Elli ~on \Vhite Chauta uqu a S1111~·rintC"ndnu Geo. :,.: U1ild, ad• night on the lawu. '.\ncr w;1, such a of the l .\ C. Glee Club l;ht Fr,I.H tent will be !)itched tomorrow on th e ,tn·s,1Cd tlu· Sumuwr School ~1mlcr11 one held hefnrc. (her t .\,• hundn·il even ing ll'as one of the mn~t \\IC• tabernacle s<11rnrc for a week of wha t .11 thl" l"tah .\grirultur::il college ;1t liglll·hcarted Aggie h\oocl,. Ramhlt•<l cesdu l mu,ical ne111' preH·ntc,l i11 promise~ 10 he exce ll ent ente rt ai u • the u,ual Tln1n,lay IZ o'clock :i.,~cm on the J::rccn for hn11r~ \\ith n,1u,e, Logan 11,i, yi·ar. The ,::,;cdlc111 •·•HLC", ment and inuruction. Th~ Chau t a u· lily. loug enoui,:h only fnr air, t u hc,11 of the men. :uul lu· thoroui.:, train a is a ~ummcr feature of Logan and 111 1 Superi1111·111lcnt Childs em11ha~itcil Prof. Johnson·, ~oni,: arti~t~. ~,.. Sl't" ing they ha\e n·cci,·i•1\ c11ahl••(I : 1c111 ;11the i>a'-t hob been high ly interes t in g thl" d1,111n· of ,1enicc tu be ren,lc~cil ~11rightl~· Edna and l•:ha •lane· an,\ to p.rc~C'nl :1 ,·:1ri1·,\ progra,n 1f grca: 10 a large number of Logan citi:icru 111thc 1t·ad11111{prnh-s~ion. a sen ,c..: tu cat ic1e creatll cone,. G,.u,I t1111<·mcr11 \large ,uul cnthusiast 10• and A. C. Students ... , go to some to be fu1111d 1111 where elw and ga\"e did you say-well rathe r . Tla•r , audicncl.' g;1thercil lo hear the ho~' event every day of 1hc ci r cu it , b ecause prmni,e uf briw:ht pro~Jll.'Ch for the wa~n•t a minute when therl' wa,11•• ~ing for thi· laq time heforc their there is always a feature wh ich is t1·achu':1,. f11h1n'. li e ~truck the '-'l"Y oml'thing doing iru~n 1he time Cnacl, departure for 1he e.i~t good". Remarked one prominent per• uutc ,, 1 111 me~~age when he saul t hat Jensen hlew h" wh1~11e tn ;u1no1111n- A \·cry 11h-;1,111gfrature wa .. the Hm of Loga n. This year p romises 1e;1chcr,1 ,\c,irc ~uccn, in tlwir w1,rl.. t he fir st Kame of "Partners .. till the ~olo~ by ~Ir .. \lbcrt Southwick b:"~o. to be bl.'ttcr than c, •er before. Two 11111,tratinJ,1"lrom the i,pi·rimcntal trai l dow11 the hill rc,onnded with one of l"tah", le;ulinl-( ,inge"· ancl ncnt~ \\ill he gi\'Cll each day from 1,,,rk ol l>r. Rin· he pointed out the homeward bound footfall,. the 5olo~ h)' Rob ert Bladml'T tenor June 17 till June ZJ. Ticke t s to stufactor, which an· It> be found in all T he moon wa,u·t out but thank ~ to and Delmar 1·'.Jrll(.'rt, baritone. dents a r c $I.SO and may be olna ine d ,tu:er,,fnl ,choo!~ anll ~c1wo\ 1cachcn 1hc fa r ,ceing l'YI.' of the power~ ll'hn The strin!{ 1111artn i,la yc,I se"eral form th e secre tary' s office. ll ome c111·ir,.mmcnt, ,i~e of cla,~. the knew we h.11c bcn1 wantinl( ju,t ~uch beautiful ,election, 1\hich co ntrihlll Advance agenh have said t ha t t he ai,i:c· uf -im\cnt, and home ~tudy d,1 a part). the ligh t ~ from the newly c1I a gon,I ~h..re to the 1lclight of the qua li1y of lecture r s arc ve r y hig h. 111111h·c,·1~ari1)·make ior ,uccc,, Sue- in~tallcc\ "bright way·· Ran ju~t tlu · c,cning .111<1 tlw cullegl.' male 11uartct Judge Bale. Judge Alden and E. B. n·u un ly comes where the i11~titutio11 right glow ;rncl macle an atmos1lhcn• sang SeYcr;I\ nf their n1n,t popular Fish are c, pccially r ecommended.' ;11111 teacher ha, a dcfma t c knnwlc1ll(C of jo\·ial good nature. One of tht ~ongs. The .. Lhing s ton of Sou t h Ame r ica ·: .,f what they wa11t to _accom\)lish. thing~ alnmt it too ll'as that _it wa,11·1 The duh ,howed the cp1ality thal wi ll te ll of ex1>loration~ made in t ha t wlwrc tla· ,1.a1~darcl~ all ;11111to reach a "i.tag·' Jlarly no_r une for girls nnh has ma, lc. tln-n1 ,u popular w_i1h tl.w country by , himself. Judge Alden an iclea l It 1s 1m1111rta111 1hat thl· , 1_11,. It wa~ both combmi•d and showed the enthnsia~11c Hotarian, anrl winch 11111 with a rich C')(pcriencc and a fin ished it•ct matter he taui,:ht hut the objecllH' be~t qualitic• oi each 11111to~cthcr in the j111l1pm:111ni l'n·ry11111· win for quality of 1,latform lectu r ing will t• the chid thin!,(. ~lel11orh and Dr. Liniortl cam, "rn and ..t,1yerl them. tl w c it v a111\..:ollrgc ,uch f:ivnr de:i.1 with the futur<- citi-:icn, h i1>of t he impro\'cd methoch of pre,cntation and P r of. Jnlm ..011. after he had ~unp- as they no ;lo11h1 will in the ca,t. country. \1ill naturally fo\lo\\ hi~ way nncc more into the heart, of Already i11l'it;11io11• h;11·1• h1•1•11 re"Americanism in In dus t ry," of viii.- cnnf,(ratulatnl the lcad1crs for his friends 1lclif:(hte1I them -till mon cci'"cd from the \"i·\1· York Rotarian, ta! concern in our llrcsent day lir, tlu•ir 01111nr1nnity nf st11<\yi11gat the by touching the keys £or a few 1iv<-1r ,o make a two day·, trip 111>1he 1-hu\• will be Fish' ~ 101,ic. The play ·•Kin d• \. C and ur~ed them to l•njoy the one~tep and wa lnes. son to ~inf:( at ~cw York Cit}'. ling., a1i1>ears 10 he a feat u re alt r acwurk i"r only in 1n~·nu, work is cd· The order of c1·en1,, nr the 11ro• The llr"J.l"ram of the l'1·e11inf,(inrhul- tion worth while. It is und er s t oo d 11l·;ttion aH011lf'li,het\. Iii~ remark~ grame rnnl{ed fro111 the athll.'tic t n cd a talk hy 1>re\iclent of the Rotary that Moroni Olson of local note, since w•·n· furcdn l and mtt•n·,ting. \ Ve the acsthl•tic. Linder the head of Club Rotwn .\111lcr~n11 who reL1tctl he ha s been at the Unil•crsity o f Ut ah art· f,(l.1,t .,f the nppurtunity of li,tcn· athletic, tht•rc were ~nl'Tal majc,r 1he estahli ..hmcnt of the Rotary l'l11h during the pa ~t few )'cars and appear• ,,.- tn S1111.Chiltb "Partnl'rs" headed th e li,t : nd how at their n·ccnt con\"e11tio11 ed in Loga n hcforc, will head the c:i.st. 110ns. If there i, anyone ll'ho iloc,n't know at Boi -.c wh1•n· 1h1•v hail tak\"'11 tht A \'arie1y of musical entert:i.inmc nt 1 111 1 1 11 0 1 ,-a~sie~~n:~,1~ \:,~e~:~.'1~1 h;a:o~drst:i~~afco; ::::ri~: ;m\ :~1c';;c~~:;c~~:. ;~1;,~1 :a~: s:!; 1:: s:\:h!: 1~1\:~lfle:~~~:;: hir: op~:: Pinn ing clothl's pin, 011 the line ~ecm• •tke the club to the hiR co n, i•nti on, sic lo\ •cr~. l"fl 10 be an e~11ccia\ acromp lhhmc111 Following is he pro gra m rcndcn•cl of the Fa,t ti,lc. h ha,n't hccn ,Jc~- nchuling 1he encore, <n \'nciicrou,I) ll r. Pr,·,tnn rt·pnrt, an e11:ccptional• •idecl wh<-thcr it wjlt mon· ydlin)." lemanded and a1111l::iudecl ly ,uC"ct' ,iul clinic hdd at Denver. (lung ca1mrityl t hat clirl 1hc trick a. ·'Bop of the 0111 Brigade'" ln•;uh1uart•·r, oi the l hh ,li, t rict in that they 1n•re h1•ttt·r n11111l•r~nr that h. Drink to me ·\nly \\ "ith ThitH· p11hlil."h1·,ilth work .\bout 2{Xlphy<i· the F.a~t s iclers hnd come from the Eye~." Cnlh-gc Glee Cluh. ci,111~ Wl·n· prese nt coming frpm the '..Vest . a. "Mother ~lachrt·1 ·." lu•tr111111•11tal four ~tal\Cs of the ,li-.1rin. Utah, Colo• h.nockini:: the light airy halloon~ trio ; G,·111• \11-tin. EI-Rar l'hri..iianra,lo. \\\·uming a11d ~ew ~h·xiro. thru the air wa, a difficult art sen. an1\ Gilbert Thorpe. From \Vm. D. Bridge of O r a n ge 111a r,·purt from the dhtric t ~uper• ,i;:ainst the wind and more than oner Te nor ~olo. a ··\\"hcn ~1~- Sh i11 New York. recognized a~ the Fa t ht' r i,nr tin· dfceicncr of the pub lic they weH· resc11e1\ ju..i at the brink nf Comes Sailini.r llome.. vf re1>ortcr ~. Profl's ,o r J D. Howe ll h,·;1lth \\Ork in District 11 i~ now the hill "'Jl ea1I and taih"' 11rn1·c,I b. "Sreiling Thru." .\. E. Blackner. recently was 11aid a fine com 11lim e11t -,·r,1ncl In 1he llnitn\ State~. Thi~ in ,opular e~11cciallr for onl" ,i1\e which a. "f-lail 1· • Y,· Fri•e."' for the quality of work done i n h b rompnri<un with the whole coun t ry Jc£t thl' othl"r line qu ite 1lcplcted b. "My \Vil!l lri~h Rm~•" Glee Cluh. particular fie ld 0£ work-shor than d. 11 1·uy fine ancl show~ 1hc remarkFrolll "'cm11idor" 10 "'.\. C. U. our A Bass Snln a. "The Ba ~~ \·iol"' 3 copy of t he card i~ prirlled here. ah\1: dfrcit-ney of the mcn and wo• • the glee duh', ~ong, were of b. "Rocke,! in the Cradic of the Orange NY. mcn uf thi~ cliq r ict 1he 11~ua1 hi1eh order. ··sweet :\de line" Dec1l" .\ lht·rt Southwick J une 3, 1920 ... llue to tlu· fact 1ha1 the la r ge~1 ind "~Ir \\'i ld lri~h Ro~c" fo llowed a. Rotary ~oni::~. inchuling the n,u- Dear Sir; ,uq,,1rtion of Jrnhlic health ~en·icc h,· l-liram', Goat" :i.1HI "\\'e're From t hat captured the Hoi~C" co111cntinn. You wrott' me :i. lett,r of conpatirn t , ;lfl• tuhi·rcu lar th~· cl in ic wa~ 1.'ogan'" ga\c an altcrnatf" thri ll of ..\Ve l.mc Our Rot.iry ancl \\'l· l.n \l" rratulation, on my reaclung my 80t h. he ld spec ia ll y for 1hc di~cus~io n o f romance and laughter Our Rocky ~l ou11tai11~" Gll"e Club binhday. I have been sick a 11d un• (Continued on Page Four.) (Con unu l'd on Page Two.) (Cont111ued on Page Four_) (Coounucd on Page Fou r .)

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INSTRUCTIVE CLINIC HELDAT DENVER

PROFESSOR HOWELL GETSRECOGNITION

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STUDENT

LIFE

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Editorial Student

Life

Pub lished weekly by the: students Entered

of the: Utah Agricultliral

College:.

:as second class mail matter

Sept. 1908 at Logan, Utah under the: act of March 3 1891 M ■ n ■ ainc

~RAY L ALSTON Wednead ■y,

PARTICIPATION

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Ju ne 16, 1920. .

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There ii no doubt that tJ1e cla~~ room i\ the ehi~f rea~on for the ex• istance or'the school or college, hut th ere is other acth·ity which can be participated in without the neglect of the clas,room which ii. educationa l · and broade11i11g in a ~cnce a~ much a~ clas~ work, that A. C. i llldenu s hould a,·ai l themselvc~ of. The tcnni, Courts o!Tcr a place of amuscment and llhysical ,•isor, the school ,~aper is a~ much for tl~c student~ a~~ wh_olc as for any penon, thc ca111jlu~ Is :l beauty S\101, for jHClllres and sWln\1111118 should be indulged in, Seek di\'isio-, 111 campus ac1i,·i1y. EXTENSION BULLETIN PUBLISHED

JUST

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A new bulletin entitled "Important ,Factors in Succcsdul Da>·•Farming in Utah" by J. \V. Paxmau, extt'n~ion ~ >eciali~t in cir)' farming for the Agri• c~iltural C'ollcgc of Utah has juH f 00 ;:;;. ;:;. ; 11 the 11~~ 1cs,~··a~ cmployccl extcn,ion di,·ision of the college a number of years in the practical work of furthering the development of dry• farming i11 th e Sla t e of Utah. He

PROFESSORS

DO SUMMER

ohJCCt of the cx_pcn_mc:nB Ill wheat is to find _o•~e winch 1~ 1'.e.uer ada1Hc:d to Utah 1rr1gated cond1t101u.

KUPPENHEIMER cwrnF.S , The Best Known ¾

\ Moderately Priced, Value Considered Colors Guaranteed.

HOWELL BROTHERS Logan's i'"oremost

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WORK

Pro!, George Stcwart .ha~ charge ?f experimental work, lllh. ~ummer 111 whca t _and 1>ota.10 hrccd111g at 1hc Grcennlle :rn_d ~o\legc farm. I le ha , collectt'II 1·ane11cs o~ wht'at from all , arts of Utah and 1ntroc\ucccl ~ome from Australia. I.a~t summc r ~ome cr1:'sses of these w~rc ma_dc. Thc

NOW ~

As Never Before You Must Buy Quality Known as the B e s t

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NATIONAL BANKPROTECTION Get the Right Bank back of you and your business wUI expand more rapidly

First National

Bank

l..ogan, Utah

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~i;;;~\i t\:cac:sf 1~: 1tt;a~ar~ ;;~,~~ 1~/ J)lishcd a wonderful lot in the interest 0 1 \:il~a~u~i;,~/t, :~rr:a~,:~~ ~ 1 definite factou nccded in the l)roce~s qf the dt'\·cloinnent and ,uhju~acion of the:· 320 acrcs of bru~h 131111 which "Uncle: Sam" award11 his cit17cn~ with 011 exercise of their birthright. Jt takcs up in natural order the nccds in develoJ)ing a dr)' farm ~elect• 1 ~:~ 11::; b~r:~hf:: 1 pl~~~f:!'. g Janel~. The prcparati<>n of the ~ecd hcd, carc of the fallow. comhating wccd~. sc1:d ~election and ~ccdir1~ He fol•

Under U.S. Government Supervision

t.liss Kyle of~Englis h depart• ment is attc nd ing §Chool at Bcrkclcy

Resources $1,500,000.00

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D.r. H~rris ha~ returned from Cahf_or111a 1,·!1ere he altell(le(~- a con• ,cnt1on of \\estcrn Agronomists. . --. . . Miss l~unuman is g•"~ng ~omsc~ in clocut,on ~t 1_hc Unn·crs11y_ of ~outhcrn Cahfor111a _und~r the d1rt'c• 11011 of Berkclc::y U111vcr~1ty.

. Prof. N. A. ~cder~on i~ doing co~• s1dc:ra~le reading this summer :i.t h1\ home m. Logan. J-lc may be secn 100 out in h,s gardcn, Prof. P<'tcuon gi~t i~ carrying

who i~ Statc Ct'oloout work in that field.

eluding

wit~1 dcaih of orK~nization Miss Mar ·len~,. 0<' Pari~ 1 10 11 ~~:ldsop;;a~;:an~!:~\~ 1his ,~•eek /o. ~,u.dy vo:al. .. She ha ~ 11 s l::';;rn gRh: 11 ; e1piipment. matcrials aml :ipproxi- bt'e n 1ns1ruct111g 1111y1iewn tmg nrntc costs and program of work for · --a ~ucccssful li,·ing from the 1lry mil. TELEGRAM RECEIVED BY CHEMISTRY LAWN (Coninucd

FESTIVAL. from page one)

Demure Edna Merrill anti dainl_\· F.ha Carho11 gavc the prrtty dance~ the \'0gue and th<' Perrwoll ~o well that they ju~, had to repeat them le<' crcam cone~ ne,er la~tt'd het• l<"r to a harcfoot bor in July than thcy did Sarnnlay 11i1tht jmlRing from all rcport~ and 1hc acti\·ity of aur prc~ idcnt :I§ he st'rved thcm out With the strainJ "Farewell to ThcC"" fo116wing ,t'l'cra l c!Tecth•c dancc-~ it was diffil'ult to realize that the: part) was ended.

DEPARTMENT

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PennyWise---Pound Foolish

Separator Buying ~fany buyers of crcam 1c:p1r1tcn arc tempted to 511\'t' $IOOO or $15.00 in first cost b)' buying somc "cheaper" machine than a De Lau] In practically c,·cry case such buyers lo~t' from 10 to SOccnu a day thru the us(' of an iufcrior tcparator. That means from $,.16.5010 $182.50 a year. It should a lways be remembered 1ha1 thc cream separator saves or wastes in quanlitr and qu, lit y of pro• duct. and in time and labor, twice-a• day cvC"ry day in thc year. Muro,t'r, a f,?c I.au.I Separato r lasts twicc as long on the: a,·craac: as other separators. Thcrc arc De La· 1al farm separators now 28 yeart in in use.

Wa~hingon, D. C. June 13, 1920 U. A. C. Office, L,ogan, l 'tah: There arc three \'acanci~•, in th<' Phillipine C'i,·i I Scrdcc. L'ntlcr TeMi1nonial t'xaminatiun for ch<'•l}i• st~. two organic and one inorganic at ,alaric\ $JOCXleach, with tran,partalion furni~he1I from place of rC"~iThe but may not be chcapn! In <'\'erythlng -lencc to Manila and half ~alary from ,late of embarkation. Duties in,·oh·c ~cpara 1ors certain rotine work hut tht're will he ,p1>ortunity for indil'idual research ,·o rk. Can you gi1·c namcs and adlrcsscs of 11os~illle candidates. \6S Broadway , New York 29 East Madison \Vi r e collec t . Snc:et San Francisco

Twice a Day---Every Day in the Year bu! ii

surely

is in crcam

The De Laval Separator Company Strc:e1, Chkaao,

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Black,mi1h Fork canyon must be fine place to buiM a lire and cook UIJJlt'r-:hk Doc Parkinson, l.ouisl' Bird, Agne, l,ind~a1·, and Ray :\ l,on 1

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}Veaves

$17 .SO to $30.00

White, Brown and Black $4.50 to $15.00

The Men's Shop

Hotel Eccles Barber Shop

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Boosters Inn Where you relish what you eat 19 Ea~t 1s t ~orth ,.___ __________

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The price of 11rogress

l oy in the co llege. One professor llnrrah1 ).(y cla\~-~he wenl to Ogden.

Mi ss C'arbon-L.tn

You

Welc::ome .

GLADYS S MITH LEAVES

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con necti on ht•re. T oday s he becomes ~lrs. Arihur Ca in e. ).l iss Smi th ha s ibeen a J'IOJ.mlar and i>r ominent wo man

you i.wim?

N~t~c S~,;~;~1:~No I can

are

Nexl door North of the lnl•r• Urban Station

is hard work.

bu1

Deli cioua bre•d, rolla, bun•, c::•kn, p•atry m•de to plea,e the atudent'• talle . Good thina• lo e•t-made de•n. Vi,it our Sanitary B•kery.

The Federal Electric Bakery

people

AT THE GYM

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a:nl ha :s been in the plays a n d op cra1 He r c's 10 a gla~s of beer IN THE SHOP of the college. Th is yea r s h e r eceived o a mb er and ~o clear \Vh y are you carrying tl1at cheque? the "A" medal for her wo rk i n th e It migh t not he 3\ nice a~ a woman•~ I'm goi ug to do some forg in g, "g o ndo lien" Alo ng with her sc h oo l work She ha s been in t he Secre tary 's lip~ But a d- \igh more ~in ccre. FOR THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT off ice since her e111rance in the sc hoo l If }'OU went from Center Street t o She lea,es wi t h the well wishes of the Ou r dear 11i~s Smi 1h of opera fame l s1. l\'unh wou ld you be off cen· Hire stude nt body . ha~ disaJ)!)ointcd ou r fondest ho11es led She has for,akl'n 11, fo r that t e rr ible 1leluge of ma1rimony __ · "A ll ri gh t back th er e?" called thr ---"'ce"'N"'s'"'o"'R"'s" L"" IP"'s '".--Adverti, e ment -A. C. gir l, finishing co ndu c t or 1~0111 the front _of the car.

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Logan's .Only Exclusive Shoe Store Year

Said ll yrum Jone , to Jl ·nn il' \\ 'hy n.111) ii ) I coulde111 ~a}, I 1c n e,e r been 10 an)

SatisfyYourTaste For GoodThings

Speaking of clocks-thank hea\•en~ do n t h k~ ~heet m usic l' Big Ben down ~t a ir \ woke up. Fr o m the Pr•cli,e Hou .. A certa in young lady dressed in \\'hat', the ui.e white furs, thick hca,·y fluffy ones in Of a ll Ill)' i11n:n1ion s? th e middle of 1he summer, gaih but The deuce we'd lik e 10 meet her Is a lway~ to 1>ay \Vhcn 0111 late I s ta} ' \Voodbur}', better known a~ For I can't i111c nt an eiccusc. " \Voody." ho nored our campu~ by at•

Your MoneyBack If You Want It.

Hotel Eccles

B. Y. C. Campus 5 P. M. +--------- --------------

The lihrar)' clnck - -what a heantifu1 ,iecl" of ~ile11t time. \\'e a1>1)n•ciatc he attitude of the class of '10- lrnl did it e1·l'r run .

Oxfords

For those Who care

Baseball Game Today Wellsville vs. Logan

Tenni, ~eem,--;:he in crea'>ina:;: ( CLEANINGS , especially on one cou rt -w hi ch by ''------------' ihe way is m ight)' clo~t to the wo• An embarr:a~,ing 1110me111 whl'n man\ building. the toa ~tma ~tcr r e len 10 your licst girl as Mr, Allah i~ gnod- -Khan pla)'ed tenni, ye\lerday ll ow do you like eodfi~h halls?

Palm !1Jeac/4es

16, 1920

Cache Va/leg League

W•rnina . Nt>1t'r ca ll the lire de• 'partment the chid has a bad heart

:=LI

June

See

Th f' man who in,ents a ~wea 1\en mt'thod of c hmbin g ou r hill ea rn s the n•,pect of th e summe r sc hoo l.

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Wednesday,

SLIPS

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LIFE

The home of better footwear for all occasions. Quality, Fit, Style

AndreasPeterson& Sons Shoe Fitting Experts l!:::=====================11

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"\~~ l~l~il 7 •~· acl~e/i' .~•oicc. Ma) ' we a,k who wrote 1hc form ula Th e e ntir e earfu l turned aud cr:lul'<l for that o<liferOH'>, la ~tcle s~. co lor less, their necks ex11ectantly. A gir l got ,iaay me ss called gra\'y found in the m 1\ith a ba~kl' l of laundry I cafete ria library s t ay open until 4 A rockic who wa~ 1hc hUlt of all o '~l:~ ~e joke s wa s on guard one 111ght when ht saw a hgurc ad1·ancin1-: in the dark. Who goes h~r c?" he challenged \Ve undl'rqand Agnes l.ind say is a "Ma1or Mow~," rt'\)iled the olliccr. foo d SJ>ccia1is t, Yea•p ies and ca kes he ro ok ie scen t ed a new joke, e tc . Thank s hea\cn we have plenty "C lad to meet }'O U, '-lose,, old top," of doctor s. he sa ng out ",\d1·ance and givt' the Te n commandments."-Our lawn pany was <1uite a success. , . accord ing 10 ll yrum Jone s, a nd wt Frank :\la)'o wa'> t rymg to di•,cribe .ill like ice crea m e, 1,ecially on ;i nice a fellow he happened to ,cc the _other winlt'rs e,·cning. ay who was inclined t o he ,hgl11ly effem in ate. Fr ank had a hard 1i111c ducribiug him , so he fina lly sail.I: \\'ondn who took the towe l aWily "Wc 11, you know what a roughneck rom ti c wind ow iu 1hc swi mming i s-well, he a in't ." poo l.

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STUDENT

Page Four

Rolfsen Sporting Goods Co.

UNDER

:Sorman Perry a medic 1-(raduatt' of 1he '.\'' i~ taking chem at :\. (

LOGAN, UTAH Phone 87

FarmersandMerchants Savings Bank Lo~llll, Member

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Sell

STUDENTS

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for

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LATEST

VICTOR

RECORDS SAOH MO NTH AND COLUMntA

Thatcher Music Co. (Quallt)' Dealer11) Main Bt. l,ognn

80 South

Sl.'"RPLl'S

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Resources

~mithficld p:01 one of .\. C's. bt'st athlete~ for summer ba,t•ball in Paul Dorius and "Rosie" ltclnap help~ to win for Pre~ton. and

~!organ

lawn

~leKay's

JNNSTRUCTIVE

Utah ((oninm:d

New

$2.00U,000.00

Spe

LOGAN,

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UTAH

rchool·'.1 12:1.i ll fh1!J1" i111~n<ft

luu cheons

CREAM-LO

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An Unexcelled Lotion for Hands and Face. oothing oflening atisfying ONCE USED. ALWAYS USED 1\lanufact ured by go11e.gc.c;:~~:t! :0M~~~t:~•_1Y•composed o[

Stanley Prcset11t has had a dip at Saltair. How we enjoy him. l,;innic (ainc ha, from .\mt's, low;1, cam1rn~ a \'isi 1

HI

THATCHER BROTHERS BANKING COMPANY

I le i~ now ill ()gckn.

\\'cck.

STU

Oldest and Largest Bank in Cache Valley

(Blackie) and "Luke" .\gi,cic athktes 11lay a 11<·a1game of ball for Logan. Dewey, ui this ~1iri11i:!'s nine is in the ~amc ap:grega1ion.

were

Pianos, Player Pianos Grafonolas Victrolas

Vol.XIV.

Re!oCt"\e llu,11k

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Chevrokl~

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l'A l ' IT .\I , $100 .000.

, alk renouned

COLLEGE

Fedcrol

.\rtlith Price ca111e 10 the ca1111m~ :O:aturtlay fr'om Iron county, and ldt ~lo11clay with the glee duh. llr

ATHLETIC GOODS HEADQUARTERS FO&

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"Say to Yourself: "I'm Going to Save Now" and ~old_ to This Resolution. Make a Begmnmg, No Matter How Small."

"A".

r.l•orgt' Barber last yt'ar~ l'clitor of Stmknt l.iie slumc1I up on the campus Fri1lay anti Saturday. Gl'urge h;1~ m,ulc a cumforlahlc fur\\mc for 11cxl ~chool year

24 W. lat North

P.O. Bos 195

THE

16. 1920

\\'t'dnc sday, Junt'

LIFE

Jithllt ~tr (

rd1nt1

and tJr< WI /rom 1hr oi D~vi• Supmn •·u1a11r

BOOK STORE , AND COOP DRUG CO. LOGAN

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from page one)

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At TheTheatres

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L.YRIC

Wedne1day

and Thur.day

STUD

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Th e Big S11ecial Rt'X Ut'achcs MaMeq)icee "The Cir\ From Ouhide ..

1larold I.lyod $100,000comtd)' "Haunted Spook1" Pathe Newa Ma 1int'cs 25c. Evenings 25e & 50c All st'a t s p_lu s tax PROFE SSOR HOWELL RECOCNIT ION

CETS

(Coni1111tcl frQm page one)

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and Topic,,

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wntmg.

Mopday

and Sa lurday "Eve in E,:ile" and Tue.day P:n 1line Frederick i1\ "One W eek of Lif e" Comedy and News.

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I ~hall he happy to ~cc more

\ours 1'r;,ly · \\"m. P Bridge Prof. l \.1\\•·ll two ytar,i ai::,, was ap 1)oi111ecl ulill•r of the- ",l1orthan,: (]'ext Bo.,k" 1,i he l'ni\'t•r,al T,·xt Boo\

OAK

Friday

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A""'"' 1,,. b«n fomHI ""' ,e claimed at RcgiSlr ar s office.

may

the fint'~t piece of h;1ae Pitman written in a lcucr C\"Cr cuming to my ;id- . R ~nicks f~t•ul ~hou ld be pla ce, ! cir~~~- y 01 , haYt a woiuledul han,\ ~~ ~~:~:.rar~ o ice where losl'rt may

"Apri l Folly" and Al St. John in "C leanin c Up"

A uil a S t ewart in "The Jua1 ern•ut " and Silent

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\Hite now to say that your 1~•11erwas

Aven1er

1

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CLUB MAKES

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Under New Mnnagement

(Conh111,:1\ from pagt' one)

£in(li111:: mistakes in lin lition~ of the ICXl bot,k.

Irr of th ~if tnp

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