Show EDITORIAL Lv j n f u STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of theUtah ' t Agricultural College :j ” w - Printed by the Karl ‘ - England Publishing Company " Logan Uta malt matter September 19 1908 at Logan Utah under the Act of March 8 189T Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of Octpher 3' 1917 ' hHthariaed Aagust 93 1918 i Pptered s second-clas- §s ' f 7 Member Western Intercollegiate News Service Member South Western Press Association EDITORIAL STAFF - - King Hendricks Claude Adams Rue L Clegg : DEPARTMENTS Athletic ’ Verl Fry Serge Benson ‘ t — — v-- MeCa-i-nio- Editor in Chief Associate Editor Press Manager ’ - d ’ Social Editor Reporter Carol Hanson Constance Christiansen Marion Everton Melvin Lemon Amusement Kenneth Robinson Craig Hulme — Editor Special L H Merrill Assistant Editor : Writers — : Weston Vernon Bowman and Peterson Geneva Ensign Leslie Nelson Wilford C Cole Francis Thomas Gladys Ritchie Norma Sjostrum Editor Miilitary Bunk News Editor ! Denton Smith WESLEYAN DEFEATED BY NARROW MARGIN (Continued from page one) 1 punted (o safety The lineup: s " — BUSINESS STAFF Phone 101 — Cuil Branch Malcolm Merrill Silas Eggen 41 Wednesday October 18 ” Wesleyan T Bumgarner Allen Business Manager It Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Volume XXII Haggerty 1922 Number rt 4 Dover Oakes Bailor rg J Bumgarner LOYALTY FIRST What is a loyal Aggie? If supports the football team to the limit of his capacity is he loyal? Yes! If a student stands with his hat in his hand whenever he hears the college song is he loyal? Yes! But if a student knocks any part of the institution that doesn’t happen to suit his petty whims is he loya! still? Yes if Bendict Arnold was What if there waq a change made every time that a student decided that a department was not run right where would the A C be? Some forget that the college is controlled by matured and experienced men “Eut” they argue “these men are just as prone to make mistakes as anyone” They forget that they ae not half as prone as the young upstarfwho stands on the e and clamors for a change when he knows nothing of the inside details of the matter Loyalty means Not of any support one part of the college but of the college as a unit i If you profess : c an Aggie be a loyal one - J qb fb Substitutions: r ‘ students can’t read if we can judge Vgnf have uP°n them There are no °S- the father ' there are no 5irns “no admittance” h is a sign on the tennis courts to stay off while you tr! Sh°!t on’ So conscientious are some students that ° courts hang their coats over the °uti tbfn and proceed to play with perfect ease with army shoessign on moments are required to change shoes If you pair borrow Better wear out a friend’s shoes than misuse the college tennis court i i Se0me c?Uege- ew - Phone Student Life is for students Come every week and vour take °ne- - H you have friends who want get to read in give the business a dollar and a quarter with a request that he place your manager friend’s name and address upon mailing Imt This is a nominal fee cos of mailing so if you have to mail itbarely enough to cover yourself you really do oot save much by taking two and you cause a great deal of inconvenience to the staff A paper for every student is our DELICIOUS CANDIES— ICE CEEM AND ' ' FOUNTAIN DRINKS 1 MERER WILSON HOTEL il HAXCOCK made man of the general commutes with 8 acora of competent worker on and the help of all a loyal Ag Club men there la no about the success or the Ag Hub Ball tbl year — a— A CillLTY (KM1KM'R Tommy bad been playing trnant from aebool and bad apent a long beautiful day kshiug On bl way bank to met oae of bis young cron-lo- g who oceoated him with the usual CweoUoa “Catch anything?" XX ttla Tommy In all the af guilt quickly respond-aJ- : “Ain't been borne yet'— Ctrtoltou Advocate ges-tlo- l c ' ' ' ' ' ‘ 28E 2nd South J‘ j ' T SALT LAKE CITY UTAH The Presbyterian Chuch is located at the corner of Center and Second West Streets and extends a cordial welcome to the students of the U A C t 10:00 AM 11:00 A M Bible School - Morning Worship Evening Service '1 7 :30 P M ’ HARRIS PILLSBURY Minister It pays to trade at Cache Valley Mercantile Company WILK IN SON’S The Best Place to Buy Your Books Magazines and School Supplies Fine Stationary etc Logan Utah Opposite Postoffice THATCHER MUSIC COPANY i ' (Quality Dealers) 39 So Main St See us for the Latest in Sheet Music Victor and Columbia Records Victrolas and Columbia Grafonolas i ' r Tremonton it The Place For Your1 ' r auh Dera two motorcycle waa a truck”— American legion JWeekly - CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC Co VC Otr (iajCP mAJD m Phone 53 Qf Representing— 75 West If we show you We SHOE YOU GEO KNOWLTON MEN’S (AC) WOMEN’S-HI- GH CUJS 4 th North LOW CUTS ' and all Dairy Products Fresh Daily— Have us Leave Milk at Your Home MILK 83 W M0BBELL DAIRY SHOP Center Phon 119 4— A Complete MOSE LEWIS Vcy Sporting Goods GYMNASIUM TRACK ANp FIELD EQUIPMENT Every requirement of the Athlete can be furnished by us at the lowest cost The flrat degree ever given for work in the movie was conferred upon Rex Ingram hr Tale UniverMr the Ingram received sity bachelor of toe arta degree for bis production or “The Four Horaemen t!i ' t age aea-fra-t- — ' Sporting Goods took apade rra-lv- i him on da liaid and bosa Ab done rut off mail big r:j - " AU foe"-RMba- line of Ladies and Childrens Ready to Wear Shoes limp and unusual rtpidity “Whafa tha nutier Mom?” ak1 his employer "It’a dia wav boR" be groaned “Ah aee de biggest turtle Ah over see wigglin' his hnl in de mud and of the Apocalypee’ Prof Lew Saret't of the School of Nortbweetem University Speech should be considered a says poetry IDEXTTTY food Tbit would hardly spiritual un-mcntalaod the ! ath" o down with tha husky football cstoreyclo courier who had men at tha training tablaa “y aitaaipted to aavigale la night traffic At tha University of Colorado tha t:way J Jcs goto along Ordtr of tha Common! hat doctored 1 r'J r' mab chance to war on frateraltiea and la attempt1 f ) crtireyela" ing to enlist tha aid of all (a gUmptag out the ty f J t Electrical Supplies well-know- 1 CONVENIENCE ECONOMY COMFORT IDKXTIFIKD Mose Pott waa an old colored ditch digger on the farm of a n Member f the Af Club met lart One mornVirginia planter other Friday Among thing plant for ing after been at work only tha Annual Ag Club Ball were dig a few hourhaying he waa aeen approachcussed ing the farmhouse with a pecultui Jackson Price wn chair- :1 ' Home of 1 22-- 2 J Fhn 11:6 Fcr AnrJAg Cfcb Ball ' f The ELSIE M A UGH AX '21 Elsie majored in Household Administration and at present Is instructor in foods and home management in the high school at Coalville Utah When a student at the A C the Gamma Elsie was a member-oXi Gamma sorority Kappa Omicprn Kappa and Alpha Sigma Nu fraternities and home economics club Opportunity for you fellows to earn some hard cash in the best producing Utah beet fields Take ten days oflf and earn enough to pay two " months board Beets Average 15 to 20 tons per acre 75c a ton— topping and loading WORK GUARANTEED “ONE PAPER ONLY” In AGGIE CONFECTIONERY THE CHERRY BLOSSOM - the Beet Fields of Tremonton CLAUDE ADAMS ' - hvwA j0pJ’nbl-on- S Lola married K respectively Webster of Rexburg while Edna married Leslie Frank and has taken Her Bon residence in New York Lynwood Is entering high school as a fresh man this year and she hopes to see him in the Aggie class of ’31 when that class receives their diplou mas t READ THE SIGNS ffeci n THE POPULAR Heber was active In athletics and popular on the stagv taking part in football basketball track dramatics and opera He was a member of the Ag Club and PI Zeta Pi fraternity Since leaving Logan he has attended the Universities of Utah Columbia and of New York and Belleyue Medical college He spent three summers with the U 8 forest service and for a time was instructor of mathematics and science at Ogden When last heard of be high school was visiting the United Rospital of I’ortchester New York and assistant KFITK KXSIGX MERRILL '21 Mrs Merrill majored in Domestic instructor in surgery at New York college of Science and since leaving the A C University and medical has spent a year at the Teachers Bellevue He reports that his two are both College of Columbia University Sheisons Jack and Douglas was president of the Women’s ‘huskies’ League in 1918 During the school she was head of the JOSEPH! XE TAGGART year of ’21-2- 2 ’ie COFFMAN dormitories of the Price High school Josephine was a member of the and secretary of the Ladies’ Literary club of that town At present Home Economics club and majored she is teaching at the high school In Domestic arts She is practicing Mrs Mer- her economics and arts in Fred Coffat Snowflake Arizona rill is the widow of the late Profes- man’s home in Ogden For a while sor Lewis A Merrill and is proud after leaving school she taught in of the fact that all of her grown high school at Sugar City Idaho and children are graduates of the U A later in junior high at Scofield Utah C Hey daughters Lola and Edua Now she instructs her ojvu little were in the classes of ’17 and ’21 daughter Shirley Louise MEN WANTED — In i fromV!fntlff Utah Mitchell Russell Bowers Aggies — Williams for Gardner out-aid- f ALUMNI Recent investigations have the faet that we have an 1 IliVIX W IAR0 uncle attending with a College Animal husbandry was Irvin's dozen of his nepheus This Student although well known' and popular lino he liked “chera” too and was a throughout the School and City is member of the “chein fclub” “At? outside of club" and “Hachamore cub” He practically unknown Utgli due to bis achievements being bas been quite busy since lie graduated having a great uffection for so long kept In the dark His closest friends have always his Alma Mater he returned in 1919 He has also atcalled him “Bill” but this cannot be for summer school has held against him ns it is understood tended the University of Utah that Billy Sunday was once called by been principal of a school in Hurricane Utah Smith Hughes teacher a similar name Bill's fame lies in tho fact that in- at liunkerville Nevada and Idaho and served in "I’nrle is the uncle' of more students than any man who ever leaned against a Sam’s" army for nine months When from he was last hea-radiator at thf College at “Lowell Wyoming teacher Hughes notAmong his nephews are such ables ps Editor Hendricks LoRoy Kent M Harmon calls him "daddy" Funk David Merrill and seven WILFORD X MOSES '12 other little Merrills here at school Wilford was a member of thp who ail grab bis coat tail and say He uncle The College rosters for the Commercial and Ethical clubs since in and economics majored to nev have six failed past years contain a goodly supply of bill's leaving school lie has spent some Tin wry Sec- time ns a traveling salesman maknephews and nieces Inretary of our Student Bod- - along ing trips thru Chicago Portland for A B with six other Co-eare proud dianapolis and Cleveland when they gee him rushing from Dick and Company When last heard the President's office across thel°f llt bad been advanced to field bail to the Registrar's to say "theiel representative for the game com pany and was living in Berkeley goes Uncle BUI" He married Carrie California Nose for News contest G W THA IN Thomas and their little girl's name L is Buth Marie t v & - ’ Sided Achieve Facjjf LOGAN HARDWARE COMPANY Where The Live One Swim Sporting Goode Sporting Goods civic rn voub furxituuk STOIUGK AND HMPHXa ORDER TODAY YOU'LL HAVE THEM RIGHT AWAY YOU Kl’OW GEORGE - - - - “LET GEORGE DO IT r i Cache Valley Commission Company Finhaasa aal Office mrmt Hwm 1443 (toudi Mata tpr the friends far away for the folks back home— your Photograph Torgeson S tudio i ) |