Show TAfiE TWO STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Student ( President Coolidge Transportation Head Is Fraternity Man CONGRATULATIONS! Speaks Tc Students DEBATERS RECEIVE the Utah Agricultural College (f the The following congratulatory let-t Da- have Com-Dr 1 United Watilms Stales bj tlnn as shown by students of mall matter September 191908 at Logan Entered as second-clas- s council: of chairman the men debuting 3 of 189T last Utah under the Act March ternily mere for tile leeuues given Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 Dr V L Wanliiss Two were indinted into fraternal John W Corby represen-- l by Friday U A C Logau authorized August 22 1918 while students at tlteir eliosen life tative of the National TransportiiUtah the oilier ttireo edll- tioti Institution-Institute Member Western Intercollegiate News Serviee My dear Dr Wanlass: Mr Corby gave liis first lecture rated lit uni ei sides vvlieie (liapters Member South Western Press Association of The vriy successful outcome of Commerce Ht h ate nates did not exist Die recent debat s between out selv EDITORIAL STAKE Krl' iKl“' TllUr' V-nmidst of In the U"“"I later V tme It l and the Editor in Chief es the I ot WESTON VERNON JR to 11 o'clock lie out Hied the policy I coil- is most giatifing to me r the Transportation Associate Editor gratulato von and tin members of and purpose MILTON MERRILL of business to students lilstitule become lionor- VERLE FRY ff lp Sporting Editor the respective debating teams It and transportation in r(e members of five fraternities administration Social Editor is another KATHERINE WOOD proof of the fact that i oo 280 Hih rimil lecture In Logan ary MELVIN LEMON In the persons of ’resident and Special Writing Editor our respective student bodies ns In the cafetera WENDELL ALLRED Entertainment Editor they come along are maintaining !wus given at Mrs Calvin Coolidge however the Mr Gorliy proved to be a forceful Greek-lette- r PRESTON NEILSON world possesses for the Exchange Editor the high stand ul in this activity lecturer and u well inlormetl man on first time otcupnnls for a fraternity News Editor ALLIE TETERSON that lias been maim allied by the The insti- - und Hunk problems M RICH and F SMITH sorority "White House ” since debating became a fix- tut ion college or such1 visits much by Feature Editor HORACE HOTTER profits Vermont The quiet ed animal activity Having been a men as he Press Manager MARION EVERTON w ho entered Amlier-- t farmer youth member of one of the two successALLEN BOLISCHWEILER Stenographer in IK91 intent upon Ins studies nnd ful teams uf limti I have followed ADELAIDE PAGE Stenographer i little for xtra mm ular ac- taring a with ever time great since that SPECIAL WRITERS '' U"Z School DELORES WOOD deal of Intel est tile success of the JOE COWLEY WALDO OSMOND ul Die of lion fraternities I am and line —— — — college ntimg tins FLOYD GOATES FLORA AMUSSEN CLAUDIA FUNK Setls college unlit he was a junior sure that there is a good deal of (Continued from page one! WALTER ATWOOD AFTON JOHNSTON Then he accepted one of Die first muou for the of ( credit due high gtade mottling lit the Chamber REPORTERS bids-aft- er his now proveibml calm n of work done by our teams during merce rooms and Sunday cvenin HENRY HAMPTON IRA N HAYWARD — from the consideration newly few the past years since i mi have tin tabernacle a gemTil meeting rt HAROLD TETERSON BERT HARWARD ot I’lil Gamma Del- rounded hapter vil- over been with them all from the scouts BUSINESS STAKE jwliieli ta Both In and out of college he I trust that you will finish the ley were in attendance was lie! Business Manager MALCOLM H MERRILL has rendered valuable service to his Assistant Business Manager season with the wonderful success sPEUI I E M'UITY OBTAINED ARIEL C MERRILL fraternity con-i In addition to the committee on Again you have stalled with - -Number 11 Volume XXII boy scout activity which bus gom-rA Real Relic ul supervision of the school the fol- Wednesday February 6 1924 Teache- r- If Shakespeare wer jlowiug special faculty is cooperating alive today wouldn't he be looked will) the school officials to milk0 th We believe that a policy devoid of factionalism should as a rcmaikahlc minT Dr Geoige J upon fours instructive govern the administration of student body affairs Student — Sine he would: h" Fisher deputy chief scout execitWe believe that it is the right of the student body to know would he limit than Sod years old I! of Die College! council national tive every procedure of its officers and executive bodies in the New Yolk1 Scouts of Atmrica exercise of their official duties (Continued from page one) Clint I s N Miller rtgiouai scout eve- We believe that if the executive committee cannot decide opportunity in Utah for the hun- cutivp Los Angeles Chari s Welch' STUDENTS by use of the ballot who should occupy student body offices dreds of students who trsvel east or swimming instructor Deseret gym the decision should rest with the student body Take Advantage of Your west for summer woik to receive nusium and official representative of Spccal Discount on I’uzer courses home credit at with the big- the National Red Cross Salt Lake THE COMING SUMMER SCHOOL Photos— men in the nation In addl-- J Oscar A Kirhham acout executive The Utah Agricultural college is to have the most compre- gest tion the summer school is designed Salt Lake G E Hammond field TORGESON hensive summer school of any college in the United States next at tract students to the' Rocky ecutive Salt laikc 1‘resident E G rummer A faculty which includes the most eminent educators Mountains from Die eastern and IVtervon Dr V C Coulter I’rof in the United States and England has been engaged together southern states Naturally such an Edmund Feldman I’rinclpul Norman Over NVoolworth Store with a group of lecturers whose absolute preemince in their re- ambitious summer school program Hamilton Logan High School Dr our new location will appeal to those who attend Ira M Hawley Dr George R Hill spective fields is unquestioned summer school locally Joseph li Jenson C R Johnson It is safe to say that this year will be the biggest in the his"The opportunity presented by the Kollo V Johnson Victor Limlhlnd 2d tory of the college For years President Peterson and other offi- U A C National Summer School is scout executive Logan How aid Mc26-3West 1st North cials of the college have been planning the mammoth undertak- for professional and business men Donald George Nelson Louis Nuf-fe- r Phone 106 Homy Ohcrhausl y Ileniy PetAH Kinds of New and Seing w hich is to have its fruition next summer The culmination and for citizens In general as well cond Hand Goods Hought of these years of planning is the promulgation of an undertaking as for our teachers and our stu- erson president of tlve Utah Educadents Hearty suppmt and en- tional Association William Peterson and Sold which has startled the state and the western part of our nation couragement are coming from col- of the Utah experiment station It at its comprehensiveness lege Bnd university president who L Richards Jo I Rickj Orson With such a faculty as has been secured thousands of stll-- 1 feel that the bringing or tins superintendent Logan city GO TO THE dents should be attracted to the halls of our college Indeed it nup °i distinguished American schools Dr Geoige Stewart nml STAR CLOTHING CO Wallace J ViekelR Those In cli rg1 will bring the opportunity of studying at a dozen of the largest To lltiv Your Mum Men Suit ILit or the scout camp are Jos and I uiniliing universities in the United States within the easy reach of stuSTAR CLOTHING CO Victor llndblad and RoPo V dents of western states The summer school will also be unique Caito bring Twenty or i Nurlli Main Street thirty great Johnson in that it will bring together probably the largest group of fore- - teachers lure rather than have hun- - j nkes win he taken bv the semt- - j Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Company Logan MAN' " The Modern jfi ITS THE HAIR CUT Center Stree 13 West MAKES THE THAT ITS NOT THE CLOTHES Utah ter was received vv Jr tl : v !'""'' -- Old-stjl- ml - tooth brush contacts with blit two or three teeth a time and leaves many small openings untouched Price 30c Thp greatest tooth bt ush improvement in fifty vears e PRESCRIPTION DRUG COMPANY - 1 1 V est Center j tran-portati- uiias-iimii- ii xs Jr WILKINSON’S ig j The i Fourth Annual Scout Meets'"'"'"' masters “ opposite Jr j He-i- Place to lluy Your Hooks Magazines and' l ine Stationery etc t School Supplies pomoi i n i 1TIH J HOTEL ECCLKS CAFE THE REST OF EUiUYTHING TO EAT Ken ice and Quality 1 ”t lolliing Khun Hals nad j Buy nml Save nt I'liiiiUhim j v Messages of Support Pour Into at J If Interested Ion in Ladies’ Coats Suits Dressei Will Always I'iml Die Newest Crculioiix of Hie Maikef at Mose Lewis Store t o SERGE IF BENSON & SONS STUDIO Hand Store Logan 0 Meat Dealers Alt kind of frcxli and cured Meat at rensomiblf prices Special ITIces to Krai and Somillr IT North Main Street Phone most educators that has ever assembled at one institution The summer school is being advertised extensively in (he East as well as in our ow n state and the surrounding state Civic organizations of the city are cooperating w ith the college in making the school a success Students can promote its success by helping make all those with whom they come in contact realize uri n cduraimnat venture w nMir-in our the magnitude of the undertaking and by helping them to appro- b'n ciate the opportunities for study under the nation’s greatest ''fforu bJ M' Mih-arteirt which has been extended by ofwhich will be present at the college next summer ficial of Die state of Dili tiy the j h' I tah and surrounding press of WOODROW WILSON stata by leading educator within A noble man has passed on Utah and by educator Dii mu limit In the death of Woodrow Wilson America loses not only one ll1'' ' "v cf her most beloved statesmen whose ideals will have an everlast- rom"rativeiy model rlt rulu 5‘'r' wm‘ f"n" Ing effect in guiding the destiny of the nation but a man who re- ceived his early training in the American college and who occu- - ZTJ'Z iZZXTCt reason why lu a w year wrs vlioulil not draw xeveral thousand sluib nls from all feetlon of Out country to Utah annually Certainly Utah of fora unsurpass advintases for summer study and recreation with It delightful climate and It natural scenic beauty Caelie Valiev w Dim Vuh Agricultural College I located is In the very heart of America Siirrmimtd as It la it by lofty mountain tiniqu In It netting "Commercial clubs educators and all cmcera'd are properly construing onr efforts to build Die greatest summer arliool of Aiuerlr In Utah as movement deserving llie support of all Utah and of Die entire 1 In-r- UAC Summer School To Be Well Advertised Tackier Saves Youth From Drownlnff (Continued front pug one) attend the U A C summer school WHSIIIP I'IIAIhKH SCHOOL (t'tniDnued from pnge one) west" thud that tho tidal wave rushed In MM KII WITH HHt NE-w"It la trua that these attractions toward the edges of the pool drenchUniversity of Southern California have aviated In the past but thin ing every thing In Its path After — I PINS I— Following lb actions of year they will supplemented by several struggling gttimpta he l S C to sophomore such n faculty as bss never before recently In grasping Die boy by a regulation style uf lumber-Jaradopt been lathered within ths confines ot the hair When they tame to the shlil as a class garb lb freshwestern state Dr B A Wlnshlp surface the spectator began to realmen voted lit all Kditor of the Journal ot duration ise what was iar light grgy taking place and proof Boston who has just passed ceeded to lend a helping band They Vestg tirough Utah declared while here landed Hhrpherd’g body realising in the ni xt world for n tew minutes 'The Agricultural College et that he wg la a rriilrat condition of ahleh few of us rgn I'Trti gxt summer will have the and began to render first aid Imme- something bog t 1 elaborate C program gcholaatlg diately After a few mtaute of Gardner after completing his ‘ F— 'Mooal that baa ever beea ( respiration and rubbing of work Of resus'lrsllnn realised that ‘ 1 at any edocatloaal loot -' th epidermis b regained eonarloua-ee- s If h was going to get home before ' Chicago and Call- Farther examination showed night he had to gel some dry rloth-e1 U tMa oulstaediag pro- - he bad been badly bruised ghoul Die This ha did by tendltyt two hoy v hsUovo wiM aomblno bead a largo lamp having arisen grouts around the er mmuoltv until 1 at A too boor later he was rejoieing A they located Ills place of abode S-J teasWa went aver the fart that h was atltl of elothlng wu seeured and allvajdty ? r bad bad tha evHrlence of bring sent tn the rm hit Let’s Go To Church NEXT SUNDAY It is an investment that will tttf ' n g t ad at yield you rich returns PRESBYTERIAN HARRIS PILLS Hm Y CHURCH invites you Minister Welcome 7 :30 p t all ra 4 t GEORGE E KNOW ETON "Jl In three Georvt made rollege sr with summer s Imul He inn Joied In Eutomolnuy ami Is dulm: research woik on the gum- piolli-mfur a inuStius IB has been an active member of Die Rifle Club Ag (luh and Bu tuny Club and aas an offuur of Ac Club In 1922 23 He la president of the Ae Club this year George has worked bis way III run cb arliool eiuce be mu ill llir seventh grad' He baa farmed and A a a knight of the old slues grip be baa f leers At present be Is assistant in Ibe yiedugleal deart-uteii- i and for Die K t station In Eiitomolni irul work George j j - ROfit- For this he was sent to prison g PACON IZIV-liFng-li-- h plutosopher and man of ai’iencs Stmitsi at Osfurd ai 1 tbs University of Pans Wrote tbs Opus Afayirs Opus Hinum Opus Trlivint and Bany utbsr UeatiM Jta sl rlntemlent of Schools O Pratt of Spokane wa made an honorary nu mber of Phi Iu lta Kap pa educational honor frateruity by Die State College of Washington chapter the natlouul mnrluve at A BerChicago rat tv ing the act City C keley exchange professor ftom London University was the only other man In the west so honored clam blK ion niter mde ItirAHtlNG C TROTMAN Sd West Centre Kwp Clean And Well Di ! It Faval IOGAN (LEANING AM) TAILORING CO INI v rknas ITI It 1 es-d- Mte than a million dolls f a year b t voted to seasar h by tlis Ueosral Klsctrto C mpany In enter that tbs giant — elsftr Irliy-t- oa ne Usrlul tu tnsds y be amt more tlsWIikittJ Because of his advanced teachings Bacon spent many years of his life in prison In an age of abstract speculation he boldly asserted the mathematical basis of all the sciences But even mathematical calculation he showed must bo verified by experiment which discovers truths that speculation could never reach In the Research Laboratories of the General Electric Company Bacon's principles are followed in every experimental investielectric lamp and gation The the electron tube were worked out on paper but it was experimental verification of the underlying mathematical theory that made electric illumination radio broadcastwhat they are today ing and gas-fill- I siga a I Roger Bacon mny not have invented gunpowder as has been claimed by some biographers of the famous Franciscan friar but he exploded some of the outstanding errors of thirteenth century thought m-- d k 1 Jr i ltur-govn- e UAA-35- ed X-ra- ys Geo W aMleew Mgr IioSsFnm KAtMUiMr IB Lett ADCt t'lln llbll I PtMMM MEATH god FOITTBT hrlst Mooseo Prop tu S AVe ua a Heltvec Main Hf reel :c I |