Show MILITARY TO B Student Life HALL EHELI) THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21 Hnbscription Kale $100 Published Weekly by the Student per year ll 011 ME ITlll Till KhDlY LOGAN ME GDUNGIL Freshmen Ranker And FFHJU'AHY No Freshman Girls Will IS Ie Eligible For Sorori- Hellenic Passes Michigan win- i Inti'll b d hating emineil In'! Situidny tinlie Aggie 1101111 to II to against the L nivermt of South ill mill lie Michigan Am icnltiifiil Hiikuv These men an' (Joll gr Wilcox who Kmik'i and I'luieis will llehate lnl All-- I les I'n Hiy- wanl and Milton Mi mil will the a w tin'll minims in Loinns fi mil gan lo niei t the in mi 1' ' belli Mo liigin nml ('aliloi nia Haul er is a mall of amid forensic Tins nnikis Ins lourtb year ability at inti col lemil dehatme lb- Inis ibba'id tin- r V !' I'oiiioni and the Washington Agricultural eae winning ti oil! both Washington ami romoini ami uiiiii'iig' "He ibbale W limit chosi n fiom lln II V I as a tea in male in Hanker captained lie learn who'll tratilbd to I’luni and nit nnr a iinailiiuoiis lb- Was decision on the I’ V I' one 01 the state also a no oilier tear teams of last ( lialiiponship Hanker and Wibot have woiked Iota tin i' beiore and should make a tino whoso ai mm i nls will he hard c !! I (1 Amendment MARCH 21 lui'ii Next Year— Fan ties Claw To Finance Delmtiii" Trip To Cedar City In Early March —Debaters Lining Up t t :t 1m 111 girls will lnreatl r be or entrance into sororiineligible ties at the college according to a mu ruling ol tlo Women's kiiIii Fnliinin last Kniliv in btnbl’iig Minh r c!t-- hi tin- s ’nn-H- folir luc't-inEm-s- i rouneii leji esi fle 111' Ol At a campus bicb includes SOI’OlitleS Oil til'1 w meeting of icer-n- re-p- i of the inter sorority for I h big Freshman lax um oiLaniation several amendments to ! On this the Seniors nn to Im the oust it ill 1011 were passed which (In guests of tin lo'Aot class the piachcally limmafe the Fp simian vmiiun'M till Ironi soiontv ruxhnu and bidparty to lu licit! in tiniiinasiuin ding aM r the pres nt schocd year to tunii-- h Tin tlulmgs aaiao-tTin se amendments v re drawn up bool h in tun cot n r t tinv ith tn at lie alter conMiltat mn I’rotessfu Junior ProiiHMinle to he hehl on riiarlotte Dance) dan of woitu n Man It 7 It Is and '1 esideii t E FD rron 101 tin iix debating thought that they will accomplish team are fo ttkt much good in taising the scholastic place o’clock at the qmMlon iteing and social standard of die schocd I niled ‘Kfsuhed thit the States ami avoiding certain dilficnltos that should adopt the Tou tiers Sterling me in connection with the rushing Dill on Education roust It utiona lit) season foncedcil " rant!hlaes trying for the The competitive system ol rushinter class series must kiw a seven ing is a No to In climinited lo a minute speech Upholding ‘idler hide cottalii e'tnt b another amendof the nueHjjnii ment winch does away with all forThirty dollars was t ply opriat ed mal rushing a I'nun the clas tund- - to finance Tin n vv tub s provide- that a girl to meet on a trip to (Ydnr debating tej-he to eligible for in ill IcTdi p in a N Ilatwnd who wiil ihhate City where the dinglmgs will take beginning ’s best talent soionty ot this council ill lam m has had a good deal ol on the Franrli A He dehatid a early in March will with the schocd year ID! I 35 must Hraneh A delta im i te (('ontimnil on pago two) lie sehool nn (Continued ou Page Threel of vai's in li was a no mher of the slate i t am wlneh ree ntiy d t lit l iiti rsitv ot I tali in onni-liiis- i m e l ua-- -- v s’t s a I c i v i - I Try-out- J s i i 1 In-- In-- 1i p eonvilleina style wind aitist Milton Merrill is a Whose lorensie ability lias long bei n ml arknowh-He lolpid Ins to down the IToxiut-i the tune ol a unanimous decision lb- is winner of Hie tint lim: ao S A I: medal mveii to the person presintiim the hist patriotic speech r It would he diHiruli to find a ol Ilian that d‘ liaters rnnip 1‘lina n In tie council last Saturday All ol t ueiii are s'ikers ot rood hi some of tin ill being recfield oup d as lead' s in tins They are e Utlnnupiiou! lip' wr-- t valde ol deft udiniii their side of the (Continued on pas) four1 Boston Takes Note of National Summer School a -- pu-l- - ai College To Be Held bet-te- I already taken note of the I tali Acrleult ural folleye It M' in nor ei'li ml program from ail edlloral ju-- t appear in the Jour uni of Kdueation lloflni SUMMER SCHOOL ( i ha edited b l'r A K Wliluhip The dilorial wliieli wa written Hr Wiiiflnp rail attention not only to the woiid rful rummer climate for which ftali I (am me Im( iImi omplui!ic the extraordinary mpll'-hment of the flail Aurleul-- t ri i n ful leae In eccurluR ueh an faculty for it minim T The edltortal la In part a mmi Ihiaton mo- All Sections of Rocky Mountain Country Arc Interested In Flans For Earl Howe Chosen Ily National School Executive Committee-Discussi- on The National Summer School to of Awards f I he tie in cling Council last Satiirdav Carle F va appoint d assistant track maim-r for the rouiinu seann 11 The eiitiiiultle (beideil that those major iiinlnn letter In r trinity shall ivrelve the block "A” K Hpeeiflrd III the roii'ltlillion of Iwti yeai j apo The limkv Mountain rnlinif two conf retire made util In the etferl that the Idork "A" bMil- Rwarl fhall be jilven Hie of ehmil bll only Very few Potifet lire are livtiiu tip to llita ml imt For Hit reason the matter of kiv tint block letter only fur football hiouL'ht up In the fen nt Iniet-Im- r of the llorhy Mounlnlii confer-'licanil aiure that ImmIv pm pulled the totinu on thi matter until nevl voted fall the Kvenillve last Haltirday lo do as other iehod are doltiR and Itlve hhe k letter for other petlv liter hut lo pontpone h' amend no nt to our rniittution lo till eftet until doflnllo aelmu I taken by the Hock) Miuntaln lire Tle av Uahltile of lilvlmt bill one of r superior MUllly to any lraoli lyaldlea of the MUliltMr of In rrhteS Ihv mar bar rpiii III t II"'' k er li (ter WR ill I’ t A tia the loltepe reuaed to Hie romlm Im luer ly or evtt a I ITah t iiterprtae hut ha towome an tiiul of all of the ISorky Mountain from nieauiiv tt appear lat of mipport and romtrRlulation whlrlt f'realdnt Flitter ti Ivierann la f th from all mmtlona liurkr Mountain rotlnlry Till wide apr-aautport I lilah-we official the to foil Inc gratify I'l vulent I'lleraon and It I an a ’liidlratlon that the nmmer arhool ' I looked upon a an otttKtaudinit featuie In the edueiiHoiuil develop-mea- l Of the Weal lnd h I dleU'd mer School the J’leald'lll had the fylloalnif to ay "Tha hjl aumnier m liool at I hr lo attract I' A f I dealsni from ftironiihout the nation for rummer aludy In the Itork) The rummer Re Mountain reUott im ta tu mi way to be ionhlered lit with lrnl reboot rompetmun throiiahniit tha wel Tha aim rath er I to provide an opportunity In l iah tor the hundred of atndent or weal fur rummer who travel rredll louraea at work In fe elv Rid their held aumnier lie Ill R alalemcnt Jut iit li teron Rtinoonelmi tin pur-po- e and (Hiltry of the National Sum- run-fer- 1011 t On Cre-ai- d el I follow a: la min ftali ha every weenie matic and arccfuuhlu attraction nml the I'lah Atrietilturnl follope pro-lto add lo tlieae attraction a vood a mhohisllc and profeHelonal piovid d hv any auinni r facnliy a nation w''li the mil maker of rolli pe prerldcnl for poii Idaho and all ItiHtllulloii lie think thuin muat I'lah Oiv In tie nuothina III the alnioaphere of I'tali tliat I ai!Mlclly Inaplrltm lure In proportion to the popula-lloftali lead 11 atate in the I dr In the ptodurtlon of luatlata wrulplor roral and Inatru-m'tila- l oololata In tlie lat half century Next iniiimer I'eteraon loii ha rnxaaed tor the aumnier farulty no n of national and Interna-llont- l fnno"' hr K I Thorndike of 1‘nlnmhln anA hr lUvmool Fran-teof California In I'avrhalaay and education hr Frederick j Turner and hr Frederlek Sink of llatvard In western hiatory hr Thomaa h Wood of folumtil and hr ft Mrlaili of thtrolt III I'hvalral and itenlth Kdllralloll hr Flint hUrk-wildeot Stanford and hr It S In tiooloay hr Knapp n of Kan F V MK'oIIuiii of John llopktn In C Cowlof nulrltiun hr fhlraao In Itotany hr F C (Iran-oof N'oitN Carolina In llural n rlla lreleni f ry - um-lite- Ir t"f EE To Victory vus‘ lor News this week is vv nt-lo- primarily for til- mmi of tip To Hip College and ("ache Valloy ins age it Is hoys under heard-groof avail and to girls without n a iiiuslavlu or hoard it is about as useless as a row boat on the Sahara llosoii TIip judges are sorry to hut It is make this discrimination hoped that somebody will find somethin!: of siinieient Interest for girls only that will win a book soon Those who have either the struggling symptoms of a tuustnehe or else the real thing should not fall to for News road this wetk's Nose Ihltnal ionally it is unexcelled and ini 'he catagorv or Nose for News it is one 01 tile best and most elever of! the entire year one regret- There is however table feature about the contest so tar there ari not enough students participating All recent winners (Continued on pa?e two) 11 CLUB Famous Raritone To Be Heard At Tabernacle Next Tuesday Evening HIP T Lyceum Number Brot At Great Cost— Frices First Flatoon of Com- Warblers Will Tour To Students Low pany II Selected to Give Southern Fart of State Although Arthur Middleton bariExhibition at Mil Rail — Tour Is Outlined tone of the Opera Metropolitan The tii st platoon of Company I! to represent the has hicii cadet hatlalion at the Military Halt This platoon won that honor In a drill conducted last competition Thursday to determine which platoon should pive the exhibition drill at tlo- Military Hall a week from Thui-da- v This platoon according to the judges decisively demonstrat- ed its superiority Ktensive preparations for the Military Hall have been noiiis on for! the past three weeks by Hie various committors which have been oryan- ized isonil tli-i- r Revue To Girls At Given Capitol March 3rd 'Hir Company who sing in Iogan as a Y C Lynumber of the F A ceum course Tuesday night February 1H ordinarily sings to house that are glad to pay two and three Spencer Hunter manager of tlie Glee Club this year returned Saturday night from a tour to the southern paa t of Hip state where he lias been securing dates for the club's annual tour He states that lie was heartily received in each city ho visited and many engagements were offered the club that had to he refused due to the limited time allowed for the tour The Club with Professor C II Johnson as conductor Jiay Gurner president Spencer Hunter manager and Hoy Halverson violinist will leave Iogan on evening of March 16 The next morning for Salt Lake they will journey to Neplil and give their first performance of the trip Cedar City will lie the next city visited where an evening performance will be given After the concert a banquet and dance will be given the choristers by the people of Cedar City St George will receive the third A program and Hurricane next dance will ha given in Hurricane otter the concert and the music will he furnished by the Club's orches- been lias Some controversy brought about by tin1 decision of the Military Hall Committee to have the Howcadets wear their uniforms decision is well founded ever in the opinion of the committee for It would he obviously unfair to the platoon that drills if the remainder of tlip butalion should appear withRe out uniforms Last year was the Xlusical first year that ttie cadets were perRy At mitted to t'o without uniforms all of the other IS Military Halls that have been held the cadets wore tra line of tlo- moat buarro musical uniforms Also due to the public It I the Intention of the club to rex m s ever piven by the Sorosis demand that an exhibition drill he a few hours brousing about spend sorority will he piven on March the Kivon It can he plainly seen that It Zion's canyon after leaving HurriSrd at the Capitol theatre would he practically Impossible to cane The rirl state that the audience stave the affair any other way AfIn Tarowan on the evening of Feb will lie carried with inereasim an- ter takinu all the factors into con(Continued on page two) xiety tront the Rlowlna muring lava sideration especially the view of and the fiendish Justice to the lio n who Rive th expits of BADGER CARL characters of the Clin lose pandemonhibition drill the committee decided ium to the an uny southern planta- that the cadets should wear their dancing uniforms tion and double Jointed TO PAYS dolls Hue to the fact that there will be The sorority Is Importnu dancer no school on the day foilowdui the LINCOLN This feature i to Hall tin re will he late dancing a of especial merit tie of sivnal importance has been customary In former years Most harmonmni color schemes This should he welcome new to Salt Ijtke Attorney In Speaker are to he carried out and costume those who "never get tired” In Chapel Exercises Last of the most unique fashionini will the In order to Monday At The Colleife — tie a special note in alt the scene at the right temperature there ha Eulogizes Lincoln New York' latest aoni hit have been a special committee appointed hern very clexvrly adaptil to the to look after that situation Takiug at Ida keynote a recent Cadet and llcvnr The yracful balt-Major Adamson who U chairman of statement of President (‘onlulve that Irlpplnw chorus will he the settlnc great non if measured at all "are (Continued on page four) music for the chols-sto he measured In the responsive acr IMurnul work parties amt vaudetion of other" Major Carl A ville practice are beinu held THREE INITIATED speaking Monday in the chapel exercise at the college paid a to tlie memory of Abraham UPSILON INTO Lincoln ‘To my mind" said Mr Tlitdjjer OMICORN FRAT "The entire career of Lincoln may bo suminarUcd by aaying: "He was The Kippa thaptvr of the till a man of Faith" GardThe speaker referred lo the pronational rpsllou Amrtcoii address to show thst the fessional honorary Home Kconcm-ISatheld Initiation uppermost In the life of thought fraternity s urday evening at the Home Kcouoni-tc- a Lincoln was that of complete abanThe past three week have and dedicadonment of Cottage for four nw members d a phenomenal t'vewtK lltigqulst who la tn charge of tion of df to the welfare of humanIn landsraiHt Harden Ini pn Kv grain-ti- e Thl thought he sold was ity the part of men at the Agricultural the food department of the Florence Ila File school all thru the Ctvil War Han-ehigh Mr u Fmll to accord Coll ye VVoodshle In hla dalre to furand Lincoln Chllil where Josephine Professor of that department the girl enjoy ther the cause upon whlh ha had After Initiation Ko Insistent have been the pica fur that Mr cd a slumber party Sunday being et hla heart bore Insult and assistance In this field of fifteenth from lesser men anniversary Issue to thru the Hansen Is plannimt It with celebrated the "The prodigious effort of Linthey fraternity the Experiment Ktatton two httlle-- t a lireukfiisl at the ('ullage coln and tils patience during this In entitled 'llcdyes flow to Trim urlod Illustrate the truth of and "The and Cultivate Them” Astor statement of Cultivation of llamHnit Hardens" PERIWIG CLUB TO “Nothing I too hard If what you As nearly a ran be determined stand (or la bigger than what you this auddcii tnercasa of Interest In BRING MARIONETTE are" sld Mr tiadger a subject that most student have The remainder of the address wa le-Inclined to Itinnre ha srlmu tn discussion of ths human devoted of the J l nr Hrldsr a a result In tha last Ivrwlg meeting held Mr of Lincoln and especially hla ride I loin a planned on February lo at th home of Mlaa Centenary which tn handling men The speakIt ability next to attminer decided for Apparently Iva Maud Hunn tha club Lincoln's characterised er willing Indlrale a desire to present an at aeeur tha Marrlom'ites" for Rome hi former rival In caness use lo of host the to of beauty miiaphcre evening before the end or the spring visitor who will route to loaan fur quarter lu he atagod befora tha binet posit loo as onu of tbu supremo of hi g rest ness tliat event students a uit Huiple of Logan Sev- proofs The exercise were npenx-- by th son still eral pluya were lu dlacusaetl In The tart that Iho of Whitman' "U Captain" early ha nut d lerreil tliesw eathn-slast- behalf of tha College play to ba giv- ringing The opening from brninalnK lh work and en during tbu spring quarter hut by thu college thorn wa offered Unfurl by Ir prater w ecn be decided no onw upon many of the upper Him lo deitnllcly otadenla Hay Garner on of Ih Perof th amtillnK thin the hall already show president Young Kri Without A Ktnib" slui of extensive park Inn retard-'- iwig Club la tha only arttv member ang "The Ft K 0 IVtcfouti beforu Inof th pnaslhlllly that Ihvf severe at present ntleudlng the College Prvslt'u( troducing Mr Itadger stated that It I’ It Johnston Hlanch frost whlrlt may a'llt be exported Ilila year was duu tu Icglatatiun fuuteCwl ly lo Pudge ltobert Ujorkman member ate likely la work treat PrweldeRi Lincoln that tbu ayoteav Plain and Of lnt year graduated the shoot of tender youilll tl'lhsk of okkb Ibe Vs a result of this activity It has muter a new member railed tn re of land grant college A ( ta nun is da Seat llnltal t' Iuum two) (Continued on MAJ C-- for the privilege of hearing him in Logan he has been persuaded to appear at greatly reduced prices This Is In line with the policy of the Lyceum Committee which Is dollars to bring the greatest artists to LoHolders of gan at popular prices student body tickets from the two colleges will be charged 23 and 55 to lunr this great singer ho while the general public will asked to pay only 50 and 5 cent This low admission charge will not be sufficient to cover the cost of bringing Mr Middleton to Iogan and were it not for the fact that the C Y C student body stands A hack of these Lyceum numbers in a financial way such low price to the public would tie impossible All through the musical profession Arthur Middleton Ihe American baritone is known as one of the reliable and musical of aiug-e- r It wa l)eaii Iutkln of Ihe ( Northwestern Fnlverslty and Ihe Kvanston Festival who ebararteri-e- d Middleton a "the singer with the rytlim in his voice"—-- characterization that is subscribed to by all of the conductors with whom he has appeared and their number I le"When ‘Midd’ la around wa gion do not have lo worry about the baritone role" was another fantoua ortribute to the chestra conductor musiAmerican iinter' thorough seen It be From this may cianship that Arthur Middleton I a ahlnlng example of "preparedne" Ilia musical ediieatiou'includcd not only the sight study of voice culture but r 'ailing memorising choral conducting and all of the fundamentals which maku the "musician" a distinguished from the singer the remarkable record thl artist has of never using a score for the singing of his enormous oratorio repercents C-- H mt A TRIBUTE hall-roo- t t Hud-ge- toire “NoscForNews PHI n Men of College Take Up Landscape I'rexldent Hlnir Coiae I'ltHon ening— Reards Appear nail' Dial hi eillue ha been a I f spiral torturer Include hr homo with th hlaneal torn In tha r havld Starr Jot Ian of Slanfitrd hr th In addition F I Liberty If Halley of foin ll deatRiird to a hoot teiplut I Kleiner of tlitnnelt Col lea e and Hmhv tha lo atmlenta However mi definite Rdlon year ran b taken on Hit matter until Mountain from the aatern and ten Khaller Matthew of the htvln-Ilhoot nt the I nlveralit of flit he licit lioellli of Hie lleekr' Meilr poM'hern alalea Natnially anh raito lain eonf'ioi e riuoetl (foiitiuuad on p Oil a md Rot Id be placd RR mi Idem for cm h activity In nhlrli Ilia had Won hla letter that Week’s Article “For Men Only” Ira Hayward Slings Fen This c cli- eliiMI 1H Arthur Middleton Is Coming Night - Eta Call-foini- ii MMUKK Metropolitan Opera Singer to be Here On The Lyceum Number Next Tuesday Pan Hellenic To Cease Will Go To Los AngFRESHIE PARTY eles — Hayward And Merrill Will Debate SCHEDULED FOR 19 Five cent per copy mi 14 Pledging of Wilcox FEBRUARY of tbe Utah Agricultural College Girls By Sororities of STEJEiS ARTHUR MIDDLETON IS NEXT LYCEUM NUMBER c Vernon Wins Hendricks Medal Contest Yesterday In Student Body Meeting wll-lie- i re-re- ! 1 I pff tf a :i Z f Jjf a t -- tme pu Ycsterady In Student lludy meetnamed a ing Weston Vernon wa w inner of the Hendrick medal for was It extemporaneous speaking named a Hrt l ole by two of th three judge Thl medal given by the 1st George IV llrnurPV for th beat a per h and alnce h!a Mrs Carrie M death hi wide continued tu foster k Hendrick the development and Interest tn public speaking by awarding tbe medal 1'iv-io- n Neils n was the last year's winner ef the award and yesterday acted a srmao of Ik meeting r given ! Th speaker thetf hours tu which to t R r“Vr i pee he x Yc tt 1h aujeet rboaett ” "The Arlot9errf tf f a 1 I ' I Olhaf runlec:! rill Lealie N‘ t‘ 1 ' fhlrwlu Hawser L T ' ' and Kr Fra! Tick “- ) a V - (V V O r 'A t C i : Vi t ' t ‘ |