Show risa two STUDENT LIFE milORIAL ALUMNI Club Notes I PSRMHN OMICROX PHI ! ' STUDENT LIFE The first regular meeting of Phi Published Weekly by tha Students of the Utah Agricultural College CpslIon' Omrlcron the national proPrinted by the Earl 45 England Publishing Company Utah fessional home economics sororlfy Logan ir Entered as second-class mail matter September 19 1908 at Logan was held at the Home Economics cotUtah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special tage on Saturday March 24 Ot postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 The prograot Included the eluc rte authorised August 22 1918 tlon of officers for the remainder of the present school year Those elec Member Western Intercollegiate News Service Member South Western Press Association ted are as follows: president Miriam Jackson apd advisory EDITORIAL STAFF council member Mrs Viola Atexaud- Eeutor-in-chiu Ring hendricks — — WESTON VERNON JR Associate Editor er corresponding and recording seMIITON MEUHUL Associate Editor cretary Leah Cook treasurer and VERLE FRY — Athletic Editor librarian Mrs Cora McBride chapCAROL HANSON — Social Editor lain Louise Rogers candle editor KENNETH ROBINSON Entertainment Editor Mrs Rose Thompson historian L H MERRILL Special Writing Editor GENEVA ENSIGN udvisory council News Editor Priscilla Rowland WILLIAM BOWMAN Special Athletic Writer members Miss Jessie Whi lucre Miss RICH and CUANNEY Bunk Alice Kewley Enid Huff and Mrs RUE L CLEGG Press Manager Effie Brown GLADYS RITCHIE Stenographer MILDRED OLDHAM Stenographer SPECIAL WRITERS Nliprl Story Club Wllford C Cole The Short Story Club will meet Claudia Funk C F Loveland tomorrow evening t the Gamma Afton Johnston Craig Hulme XI Gamma Sorority house at 271 Marion Evorlon Preston Ntdhson East 3rd North at 7 P M Mr Leon REPORTERS Hickman and Mrs Cora McBride Constance Christensen An will conduct the discussion Katherine Wood and important meeting interesting W J Merrill ill contemplated BUSINESS STAFF nt et r- St- - t hi fs fn (r t & ’ 101 IRWIN ALLRED ’06’ LEW MAR PRICE ’17 Allred was a student of Civil EnPrice played basketball) belonged gineering and since leaving school to Jhe Ag A and Hackomore Clubs has been accupied as Director of and Phi Kap Fraternity He majored in horticulture and for two years was Highways American Falls Idaho employed as a County Ag Agent but - resigned to take up' the breeding of LULL D MERRILL '15 Rnel majored In economics apd be- Jersey cattle He Is still thus emlonged to the commercial club Dur- ploye and la residing at Provo l’t ing tlm war of 1914be was a Lieu- He married Jennie Stewart In '22 tenant but did not go overseas He ' BYRON HOWELLS ’17 graduated from the Harvard Law School and Is now a married man Byron was football manager class and an Attorney at Pocatello Idaho officer manager pf the Buzzer a member of the Commercial Club and' ANN MAC RISEN CRAVEN ’13 Pill Kappa Fraternity During tlioj Anna was a student of Home Econ- war he was a sergeant at Camp Lewisj omics Student Body Secretary ’ll and later at Washington D C He and Vice President '12 She was a was for a while employed as an in opera and dratnatirsjsiructor in the high school at Oakley and belonged to the Sorosbt crowd Idaho and at the same time was staged the famous "Minstrel sistant secretary of Oakley Canal Co Show” For three years after her The last breeze that blew from his graduation she taught her economical way carried word that he was Cashier borne principles In American Folk in the Farmer's Commercial and High chool but now she applies them Savings bank at Oakley and that he iu Percy H Craven's home in Eureka was the husband of Ruth Johnson Utah She has two children Marie( Howells and “daddy” to Harold Idell Howells and John Howard I' Business Manager Call Branch 41 Assistant Business Manager Assistant Buslnaas Manager X s H ! Carlisle’s Flower Shop FRESH CUT FLOWERS — FLORAL DESIGNS BASKET ARRANGEMENTS 14 rest Center Street 42 Logan Phone i THE POPULAR AGGIE CONFECTIONERY THE CHERRY BLOSSOM The Home of DELICIOUS CANDIES— ICE CREAM AND ’ fountain Brinks ri Tr Let’s Go To Church NEXT SUNDAY Live ' It is an investment that will yield you rich returns THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Economically - pah - I invites you 7:30 P M 11 A M j Dairy Shop Fxper-resentati- i Flowers are living thoughts In your own hopie or he Ijomes of friends they are truest symbols of what Easter represents Satisfaction in Floral Service Anywhere is assured you by as-th- at ISiWSlIII’ TO UK Home Economics (Tub GIVEN GRADUATES At tbe club meeting held Friday March 23 a short business meeting Volume XXI Number 23 was held after which Professor (Continued from page one) B Jewett chairman Charles Frank March Braitbwalte gave a very inspiring Wednesday lecture on "Every Woman an Artist” A Coffin Fellowship and Research1 committee care of American Insti-- ! “Come and Get It’’ tute of Elertrlcal Engineers 33 A CLEAN CAMPAIGN Ag Club West N Y New York 39th Street "You surely missed It If you missed At The time has come make this year’s campaign the' the a Club meeting Friday” was The period allowed for filing appli-- j ELECTION been the has tlie cations InPSBa that 8pread through necessarily brief interesting closest in the history of the college as tbe foundation has been only re-- 1 should vote student because then can true the p" Every reponly wmterson of the Modification in1 cently established be chosen This is your election this is your opportun- - iment of vt eri 133 No Mail) dl procedure may be made flfr future Opp P O iment station addressed the club on Hot Cakes 10c ity to say who’s who in next year’s affairs Utilize it j awards Make it a clean campaign Make the motto “Let the best man the development of Utah Agricul- I lam and Eggs 30c “Those awarded fellowships will appreciated our old win” We pride ourselves on sportsmanship we love fair play ture- - We 30c be notified of the fact by June 1st”' Bacon and Eggs meetwe when left more that istute Bacon and Ilot Cakes 20c above success Keep these ideals foremost in this race j EXAMINATIONS FOR Cbili 10c Heretofore unpleasant incidents alliances untruths twisted $7500 to spend — hnvo your vote Real honest' to goodness SERVICE CIVIL facts shameful occurrances have characterized elections but these next Ac Club meeting 10c Special Meat Die do not harmonize with college spirit And these are so unneeces-sar-y home made Pies per cut 10c from (Continued pace ooc) and useless sometimes causing feelings which often last Why Rifle Club Chocolate Cream Lemon and not feliAi&late these things? If you want to support a man support Surely surely the men’s llifle en a thesis to ba delivered to the Apple Pie with whipped him on his merits If you feel another is not qualified no Club Is going to shoot against the examiner on tbe day of the examinacrkini one will object seriously if you say so but do not attack his charac- Girl’s Rifle Team one week from tion anl education’ training and ex Men on the perience in each ktentlfic subject April 7tU ter do not twist his statements into untruths do not make a Saturday team have their names posted on the chosen ' vagabond out of him Remember every candidate is on the ticket Military blackboard and they will be Beef — Pork — Veal Full Information aud application because of his merits and every one is a true Aggie able to practice any time during tbe 30 cents blanks may be obtained from the ' ’ ' ‘ ' ! Make it a clean campaign Chicken Dinner Wedday before the match Rulon Smith United Special States Otvll Service Commis35c wants every man on tbe team to see nesday and Saturday Bread him Ice cream Ice cream Rifle Club sion Washington D C or the seButter Potatoes BAND IN CHAPEL brown gravy Soup and Milk boys aud plenty of It in room 177 cretary of the board of U S civil service at office examiners the post at Tet or Coffee served with the 1$:15 Frlduy or customhouse in any city AST Monday a pleasant departure from chapel customs was dinner order experienced when the U A C band appeared and rendered Health arl Blade Yours for quality and service Must Knew musical the part of the exercises It is unfortunate that we have Capt Rulon Smith S & B wants not had this privilege before now The choir the glee club the every member of the Honorary So orchestra and individual performers have all displayed their talents ceity to meet at 1 o’clock Room 177 Capacity Of new be Election will of made officers heretofore in chapel exercises but it remained until this late date to find out conclusively the merits of our band We hail with for next year also some other very Teachers ought to get out on the impiytant business athletic field and pick up ideas from gratification the advent of this splendid musical organization into IT PAYS TO TRADE tbe coach Ira A Flinner headmastour devotional exercises and hope that it may have the opportunAT TIIE school of for er boys Huntington Cosmopolitan (Tub ity of again rendering as excellent a program as it was our privilege Meet Wednesday CACHE VALLEY night 7:30 Cham- Boston told the National assocla to hear last Monday ber of Commerce Members will visit tion of aecondary school principals MERCANTILE CO at Hotel Wlnton Japan Mr Flinner’a address was one o' ADVERTISE THE A C a hundred or more delivered li Cleveland before organizations afOF i’HI I’ltOGKAVJ T has been established that the institution is capable of taking filiated with the National Education Vl’SIMLN OMK'ROX care of many more students than are now attending Particularly association the department of suis this true during the fall and spring quarters The more stuperintendence (Continued from page one) dents there are going to school'the more efficiently can the work will also be sent aa contributions to “The task before ei 'on tors Is scientifically to study too raw malie carried on The school to function properly cannot allow any of tbe audio tbs offidul magazine terial to be educated ’’ Mr Flinunr the plant to fail to perform its part The social and athletic power a (2) The chapter has planned to raid "Boya and girls cDt'jf In th"lr of the Student Body would be much enhanced by an increase in the take an active part In the usemore ability to do certain physical work number of students These aren't the big reasons however for milk campaign which haa been ‘There hns beem tendency to believe that all children could do a urging more people to come to our school That reason is that the launched In the state and to which course of equally welt This institution is better prepared than any other school in our western the Stale Home Economic Associa- haa led tostudy discouragement on tho country to uid in the development of young men and women in cer- tion la devoting especial effort A part of those who have not tho ca tain fiekls We have all of the qualities that should designate a compilation of tested milk recipes purity to do school work a the same middle good school We want the people of this intermountain country to In booklet form will be made avail-abl- e rate of Inte aa the average It has led to develop poor and group to be made acquainted with the wonderful opportunities for true the housewives o the atAte abbs oh tbe part of superior childeducation offered here (3) Of this year’ profits from the ren who did not need to put forth ' ' The responsibility for the conducting of an advertising active group’s money earning ven- their best effort "The Instruction of the usual clnsa campaign will rest largely with the students now attending this tures there will be given to the Amdirected to the average student la institution and the alur ni who have graduated If we are to be erican Home Economics asaoc'a the superior student nor tbe Neither successful we must carry our school loyalty and school spirit with tlon’s executive aecretary fund forty backward atudent It provided for us during the summer We should encourage high school graduates dollars ($40 0o) a sum which mat adequately Tbe athletic conch has of our home towns to attend college and naturally we can advise rbes that given last year by Kappa loug recognized that a knowledge of the material with which he le workthem which college to attend particularly if they are interested in Omlrron Kappa to the same cause 1 absolutely essential to success (4) The habit of Interest In and ing those subjects in which the college Is specially fitted to give in He studies his material and assigns traction We want also of course to establish the high reputa- support of Slate ami Natloual Home each boy to task suited to his abilEconomic associations Is given an ity tion of the college by the work which we do If we are enthusiastic the active member I start "Each child should be developed by early about the advantages offered by the Utah Agricultural College The e to his maximum possibilities memundergraduates becoming whin we are in our different localities during the summer there thnl act tusk be should child gifted ber of these organisation fo do doubt but that it will show in the registration statistics next Is In him The (&) A typical home library one challenge the best that have tasks should child fill Help the college grow backward such an the chapter believes tvoui'l that he t capable of doing” do credit to the college Home woman 1 being estab $ Wcmcn Clash llsbed Th chapter by law provide School Of Mines two dollar ($200) out of each Defeats U Of Wyo On Question thaj Cun In an error the name of member ’a Initiation fee hll be used for the purchase of library O V 17 Christiansen was left off Colorado School of mlna defeated Willamette Unlverslty-Willame- tte booh This library Is to be housed Ilia University of Wyoming at Jra-m- l O Ft “A" Honor Roll flibllhd women debaters havn accepted the In tbe Home Economics cottage last Saturday Bight' 51 to 1 D I 1 r:fk and C Mm of May contrart of tbe Unlverelty of Calif The entire organisation la enthusTh miner took the lead at the the n roll Of - ' ornla and will debate the first week iastic In Ha determination to main alart of the gam and hald 14 until Just Received a New Line of under did In May on tha question r 2 t — J k: "Resolved: tain the high Ideals and standards the final whistle The Cowboy H ' Caps t " that France la Justified In her occu that membership In thta organiza- not display th stellar form whlrh Good All ’ ' : : c Very Mlntatera r ‘an of tba Ruhr Valley” tion demand the was ahwn against MALCOLM MERRILL SILAS EGGAN J4 Phone Spring Flowers' Easter' Messengers QUICK CLEAN LUNCH AT THE DAIRY SHOB j i ? WILKINSON'S The Best Place to Buy Your Books Magazines and i School Supplies Fine Stationary etc Utah Opposite Postoffice Logan Special Dinner r -- 4 F THATCHER MUSIC COl’ANY ’ ' ' ‘ J (Quality Dealers) ' "! 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