Show STUDENT PAGE TYvu Bulletin LIFE Board Exchanges HOW MONTANA I'MVKHSITY Farmer’s Wliop-U- p “Memorial Way” Is the name of an sons of Come all ye horny-heade- d STUDENT LIFE As 'avenue on the Moutana University the plough share and spring-toot- h Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah harrow and make merry while you campus the sides of which are lined You Buy Agricultural College may The Ag club invites all men with 32 young trees Each tree has a In projecting shield and at its foot each in College who are registered & Known Printed by the Earl England Publishing Company has a name plate These trees are agriculture to a general round-u- p Logan Utah ' of all agricultural good fellows of the memorials to students CLOTHES KUPPENHEIMER 15 In Dec at of services died who 1908 the 19 second-clasat s Logan matter Monday mail 8'iversity Entered as September the country Five of the trees are for Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special o’clock Boosters' nurses The trees are Montana yellow Commercial Place: rate of postage provided for In Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 The tree that Club Rooms on South Main the longest-live- d pine authorized August 22 1918 Don’t her The girl: bring grows The pine attains a beautiful EDITORIAL STAFF Plan of action: Talks by agrlcul- - size in about one hundred and fifty Managing Editor tural auhtoritles songs music etc years and lives from tree to five George P Barber ’20 Colors Associate Editor Bill o’ fare: Sweet apple cider hundred years Lucile Talmage ’21 Associate Editor will flow freely Russell Croft ’20 MONTANA STATE COLLEGE Elna Miller ’21 Exchange Editor HOWELL BROTHERS j Athletic Editor Agitation for the long needed Ray Olson ’23 Try-OuDebating at the Montana State Under The “A” Kinnifc Caine ’23 will be jleld gymnasium Debnting Nadine Foutz '20 Society Editor Dec 16 (Tuesday) Time and place College is growing hotter A plan for a Memorial Gymnasium to be erected Such Is Life not Soraba definitely known 1920 with money obtained by Writer during Pearl Oberhansley ’22 Special subscription is under way Hulme Nebeker ’20 Special Writer Meeting American Legion Near Humor Thatcher Allred ’21 Students of the College who serv- - MICHIGAN A C the ”avy or "’ar‘"ei (hem'8try gildings as wen as Business Manager l"1 E W Robinson ’20 to enter into the bank safes are invited are the stage of corps REPORTORIAL STAFF 'activities the of and no robberies Logan join specialized Leaving LEROY FUNIC ’22 V D GARDNER ’21 No 7 of the American Legion trail behind them thieves passed jPost ’22 WILLIE VERNAL MERLIN COOK ’22 A meeting of the Legion will be held through locked doors into the Chem- Get the Right Bank back of you and LETT IE RICH ’22 J A HENDRICKS ’20 y night Nov 12 in the Friday Building at Michigan A C and HOLLY BAXTER ’22 CHASTS KEARL ’21 your business will expand more rapidly All carried from the safe over $6000 mercial Boosters’ Club rooms SAMUEL FLETCHER ’23 DOROTHY WEIIEF ’23 'who are eligible to membership are worth of platinum in the form of BRAMWELL PECK ’23 invited crucibles evaporating dishes and 1919-20 similar apparatus as well as several Buzzer Staff is the production of the This issue 'hundred dollars in cash The robbery Reception For Students TIIE STAFF The Faculty Reception for stud- - was planned so carefully that not the Editor allace McBride Under U S Government Supervision ot the College Is scheduled for! slightest clue has been found of the Business Manager tomorrow night in the perpetrators As platinum Is worth £0UT1Sn'nght Assistant Business Manager $105 an ounce It behooves chemistry C Fay Kimball Organizations to keep a watchful eye departments Activities George M Bateman on the metal Lucile Talmage Art Editor Coining! “The Ilig Idea" Year Finch Smith NEW MEXICO A V College Nancy Ralph Dec 17 at Nibley Wednesday Athletics That colleges can do practical Hugh Sutton Hall Weber High School alumni was amply proved when stuSidney Stock Photographer will things present the comedy drama "The dents of the New Mexico A C dipped Harold Nagle Campus 20000 Square Feet Floor Space Lais Vernon Classes Big Idea” The cast made up of 1100 animals in less than six hours a old stars to SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS many capacity Cattle in that played vicinity are suffering Volume XVIII Numbed 11 house in Ogden and will give a DURING SUMMER MONTHS to with scab As an accommodation Devember 12 1919 engagement by request ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS the cattle men when the GovernStudents 35c 50c and 75c ment decreed that all cattle should THE EDITOR MUSES Warehouse and Office South Main Street s Twelve o’clock and all's well The Editor sits on his little be dipped the men of the college box desk with the fumes of a choice Nebo filling the atmosphere spent two days assisting the cattle with fragrant perfume not a care or a worry on earth and of course no men studies to prepare nothing to do but put his feet on the desk and smoke LOGAN UTAH COLORADO A C and dream of the time when be can g et a staff that will be little more than The Collegian is to be commend a name end think of how he Is going to get out a paper with the huge ed on its sportsmanlike attitude to-- 1 sum of two assignments turned in by his assistants and only ten columns wards the football teams from other of news to f rret out and write up inside of two hours himself And as he colleges In all its athletic write-up- s calmly sits there at peace with the world it slowly dawns upon him that T o bell uv mem’ries found an’ to be the Editor of a successful Sagebrush he must not only be his own L dearjbe Colorado weekly gives its oppomi blRfp( hBi whether recognition nents unusual LOGAN UTAH reporter gather all the university news omitting nothing write it all up has not There or winners be they himself see that it all goes to press properly and at the proper time but NEW UP TO DATE FIREPROOF when raw a rugtlc highschool lad been a keen sentiment of brotherly must serenely accept all the blame for a poor issue— U of N Sagebrush 100 ROOMS WITH CONNECTING BATH came n knlckerbockeri clad feeling which few colleges extend Rates from $150 to $300 per day these wondrous halls uv fame tu see (to the opposing teams The Collegian MORE THAN 1000 taking a book from the Library with-- ) learned man I sed I'd be Excellent Room and Lunch Counter Service Dining realises apparently that one cannot STUDENTS ARE REGISTERED out permission may be liable to sus-i Prices Barber mud in the fellow Popular the other put Shop and Billard Room in pension from college jan’ Just before I climbed th’ hill himself Connection without getting spattered Special Attention Given to Student (Continued From Page One) care must be given to the a ou1 hell shattered th’ silence still and Parties number of departments Practically useSpecial Banquets UNIVERSITY LKLANR STANFORD out tu world tell th' of books periodicals and news- all laboratories are ciowded the A campaign for the establishment Special Winter weekly rates now in effect papers machine shops being filled far beM S ECCLES Pres of a Chinese club house on the Stan-eac- h LYMAN HYDE Mgr In the Library must be Silence yond their comfortable working canote distinct an’ clear an’ true ford campus has been started Stan-- I maintained pacity stood enthralled — I’d go ml cue jford alumni have contributed several An average of two or three vocathat ole bell promised things tu me thousand dollars and an appeal has EMIL HANSEN RETURNS tional men are being registered each FROM SOUTHERN TRIP It seemed tu say “cum learn an' j been sent to alumni in China day Among these we now have one be!” WATCHES OPTICAL DEPARTMENT In charge of a Compet-en- t CALIFOKNIA l'NI KKHITY student from Louisiana several from CIOCK8 Optometrist Expert Attention Given to TentMr Emil Hansen landscape gardCaliat Is A course being given SILVERWARE Chicago and a number from Denver ing of Eyes and Fitting of Glasses ener at the College has recently refornia University In training the JEWELRY We have our own lens Minnesota is also represented grinding plant and stock turned from a tour of the southern DIAMONDS of uncut lenses born students for the elim Broken lenses duplicated and reThe students now registering reof In State the where an honr part CUT GLASS placed lnation of the foreign accent present every part of Utah as well one month giving a series of spent We Make a Specialty of Fine Repairing lecFOUNTAIN TENS ConscCOLUMBIA as the surrounding states they Inientious care Skilled workmanship tures on landscape gardening Fair charges At UM I1K ELLAS With an enrollment of 15265 clude a number here to obtain work the and broad cura uv have kerned th‘ tu ole experience combined to build up thing Branch A C at Cedar City he1 MESII IHGH for us a large and well pleased cllentelle students Columbia stands as the to apply toward graduation as well what will be the first sunk- - 80 UT Pexunal wu his ring — planned world’s largest university as the usual large number of winter en wnzn t Just a chunk uv lead garden In Utah and probably KANS S UNIVERSITY M students seeking a few months of in- the first In the western states Insted vHal but thing The Men on the Kansas University tensive practical training Jewelry Store gardens will be excavated with a football team recently voted their chosen path LOGAN Though the number of available unique arrangemnet of flowers and Jrmbo UT 63 East 1st North Street UTAH services to the State in replacing the tu follow thru school's aftermath boarding bouses seemed to have been shrubbery coal mine strikers he fold me life wus not complete depleted before the new students be While at DelU Mr Haneen plae SOUTH CACHE 1IIGHSCHOOL unle Uite(J eflrnln Bweet gan to arrive through special effort ed an order for 12 5000 trees of Solon Barber literary editor of the town was canvassed and ’prosWh‘Ch t0 ®ut n 'so et Is put- Life during 1918-1- 9 Student L"'6116 ! In tower bell ensconced Collldge pective homes listed for the studeut's on 1 ‘ Bpr n ® 0 r8e Clar- Into Ho the school real spirit reference Committees have been co clang th’ hour are to be planted along one id pray you’ll always measured variety School Cache Ion South the High ruther hear your ring operating and working Incessantly street with the corners left vacant ha fountIeM chlmet string-halte- d paper As faculty advisor to the staff and at the p esent time practically This arrangement makes It possible Mr Rarber suggests a "Local” conall students are located nd a numb to see only trees of one variety1 test to mak th paper more savory — From Reuben’ Rimes er of places are yet obtainable ‘ along an entire street of school life f Mr Hansen Is especially InterestDR WEST DELIVERS LIBRARY REGULATIONS ed in high school and district school ALYORD ELECTED ASSISTANT CHAPEL ADDRESS as ee well grounds city Improven B MANAGER The Library Is open during college ments for setreet and park layouts session from 8:00 A M until 10:00 He has done much to Influence the! 8tudents who sre not The truly economical cream separator is one which sk’nn (Continued from page one) P M bn Saturdays from 8:00 A M building of attractive automobile who can not bear the respone- - student activities cl: an the greatest amount of milk for the longest period of throughout M Na-o1:00 until P f can- canips along the way to Zion thclr own time year The faculty have direct access to !CnI be helped or guided by other Th? fact that the De La’al skims clean makes a De Laval Mr Coburn and President GardPrior by tbe books on the shelves and studh at of Pr F L Th w hn an especially good investment in the fall when ner of the 8tudent Body were electIn Mr errlvat America wa Hnen many cows ents only by special permission tdent ed as a committee to submit a sugare going dry and clean separation of the strippingat In - U dethe Gardena employed Royal desk from the book taken In Inst Tuesday's chapel exercises Every sired gestive budget apportioning the Denmark mast be signed for He emphasized the value of the apWith ordinary care a De Laval Cream Separator taia a funds among the various managers Books may be drawn from the parently “little" things In one’a life After the next meeting of the comft time because its superior bowl construction You love my daughter? said the — which are however the forerun- permits of Library for home use with the perthe Lowl being made smaller in size and run at lower mittee a complete report of the speed mission of the Library attendents old man and with less exertion “Love her!” he exclaimed the books must be signed for and pas This durability coupled with unequalled clean “Why I would die for ready and anxious to lend a helping given through these columns kept no longer than two weeks To slonately end honest capacity rating rakes the De Laval skimming the most those who keep booki longer the her! For one soft glance from those h1"Indications are that with the next' economical separator in the long run President Peterson welcomed the dllUMon 0f student finance will privilege of taking books from the sweet eyes I would hurl myself from capacty tfsy turning and easy cleaning yonder cliff and perish I would—" new students and urged them tocom a dw)slon to present to fscul-sta- y Library will be denied the De Laal!rpe is also ecoiiom cal with the operator's time In spit of difficulties Reference books auch as diction- “Hold on ray boy hold on” said and effort (y students and board of trustees to he proposition The glee club esng “Good-by- e aries encyclopedtea magaslnes and th old man aa he shook hie head the of raising More De LAVALS in use than of all other makes combined "Msssa student body fee from Its present U S public documents may not be “I'm something of a liar myself and Summer’ The choir sang I think on la enough for a small Dear” taken from the Library low figure to one which will make The local De Laval agmt can further explain the Reserve books for classes may bs family like mine" II adequate to meet the Incressd economy of the D Tfwal or an inquiry addressIn at class the A local pastor waa talking to a cost of quipment entertainment etc taken by a student ed the nrarnst IV 1 1 vul office will bring a 4:00 P M but must be returned to Yes Sir I’ve Been Through the woman whose name he had not and complete i formation catalog the Library deek before 9:20 AM Show" sa'd a cook applying to a caught Th name of the Reverend a the following day After reading restaurant keeper for a Job “Waa Doctor Blank waa mentioned where 'y0 said th Judge LAVAL CO reserve book In th Library return officer’ rook two years— wounded upon he estd: “Well to me Doc i don-’- t know tbat I object to ” twr tor Rl8nk the book to the desk Do you the dollar Judge” said th prison- 'T 19 East Medimm Hirer! IM llrua'lwey fll Ibwl Hirer! Five cent a day Is charged tor Th eoup not think so?" proprietor tasted th but what Is the ten cents for?" cents the man had mad sweet-all overdue book Twenty-fiv- e "No" answered th lady and replied: NEW YORK CHICAGO NAN FRANCISCO said th Judge "Is th j “That" a day la charged on all reserve books "You’re lucky man It’s a wonder ly "bnt perhaps I should If he were Federal tag on amusement” not my husband" kept after 9:10 a m Any atudent they didn’t kill you” Ex 'Federal (ax on amusement” Ex Never Must Before Quality the as Best e: Best Known Moderately Priced Value Considered j j Guaranteed ts ' try-ou- Logan’s Foremost Clothiers ts NATIONAL BANKjPROTECTION Com-iistr- j First National Bank Logan Utah Resources $150000000 STORAGE WAREHOUSE re-jtu- rn dry-good- Cache Valley Commission Co HOTEL ECCLES C Wendelboe ECONOMY eelf-reepe- W “Z't" rTVot I - “ '! $io" THE I)E SEPARATOR J |