Show STUDENT LIFE The two hundred concerts were one continuous triumph for the THE LYCEUM COURSE New students are perhaps not aware that their Student Body Cards carry with them the privilege of attending four dr live These Lvceum numbers enter-tainmen- ts come lems and how to master them The city man as a rule lias his place of business far removed from his home He may earn his kind a living at a very undesirable of employment in a most unsani- the benefits their Colorado trip received The first number of this year's reusing welcome from the Studcourse will be given next Monday ent Body evening at Nibley Hall beginnUpon leaving the evening train ing at eight o’clock It consists as it came in the boys were placof a musical program in three-part- ed or rather forced upon a Hat given by the “Fellows wagon and hurried up to Main Grand Opera Quartet” Part 1 consists of classical selections vocal and instrumental part II of groups of folk songs and other popular material part III of the Comic Operetta Penelope always a popular favorite We quote the following account of the leading member of the Quartet: “Ilarrv J Fellows is one of the most popular Artists in America and has won laurels from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ilis voice is a lyric tenor of large compass and telling brilliancy and his refined genial personality and ‘sengs that touch the heart’ have made him a favorite wherever he has appeared Ilis training was under Randegger in London Mr Fellows has appear cd in concert and oratorio with many great singers and musicians among whom may lie mentioned Gadski Sara Anderson Frangcon Davies Win II Sherwood and such notable organizations as The Apollo ami Cecelia Clubs of Brooklyn The St LoiiL Choral Symphony Society The San Francisco Choral Society The Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Theodore Thomas ami many of the finest Musical organizations in America For five seasons he was engaged ns principal tenor soloist at the New York Chautauqua Assembly Mr Fellows toured America as soloist with the celebrated American Violin irtiiuso Miss Leonora Tack son This tour was a mnrvel in many respects nearly every in the Union being visited Mine -- i T A Greenhalgh Dr Thomas of the Utah AgriArtists and Mr Fellows was cultural College delivered the sepraised by people and Press cond lecture in the series of alike” Rural Sanitation lectures last The students will not need to Friday be urged to attend so excellent Dr Thomas began by pointing a musical program as is promised out the difference existing beshould for Monday night They tween rural and urban problems attend to a man No one can afof health The farmer’s home is Musical students it to miss ford There his place of business will go because they are interestare discussed with the ed in high class music well rend- things children participating and conered Unmusical students will besequently the boys and girls go because they will want to defamiliar with farm prob- are usually either popular lectures by more or less famous men or women readings Some of the best or musicals and most profitable entertainments ever given in Logan have been brought here by the LyceIt should be notum committee velop an interest in good music ed that this committee works in 4 comwith a similar TEAM RETURNS HOME mittee from the B Y C so that (Continued from page 1) all students in Logan may share s RURAL HEALTH The place to buy your shoes and furnishings Suits overcoats and trousers made to order on short notice 145 N Main PORTRAIT BY RABE The Emblem of Quality IMPA Highest Award 1909 Phones 420b 178x 135 Main A tV A A A A A A A J A A A A A A A Tvvvyvwvwvl:vwswe'y A SHOES SOLED WHILE YOU tary and disagreeable portion of X WAIT All work guaranteed Free Delivery a city yet bis borne may be on l the best street and bis surroundings generally the very best With the farmer however bis home condition is what bis busiAnd ness condition represents us the past lias amply demonstrated the farmer’s chief attention has been occupied in the accumulation of good barns more labor saving machinery or fine cattle to Iho utter neglect of proTo per household conveniences The water supply illustrate: has been poor unsanitary uncertain frequently so far removed from the house as to necessitate a great loss of energy on the part of the good housewife to get the water for her use I t C TROTMAN 36 N 1st West street by the enthusiastic studR M ROLFSEN ents At the corner of Main and The place you get the best price Center a huge bonfire had been on Gym Shoes Pants and Jerseys lighted but for some unknown Football and Tennis Supplies loason the leaders did not stop bathing Suits etc 4 doors west 1st National Bank here but rushed ahead to First North street via the sidewalk Incidentally the waste paper box The Common Room Club which occupied the corner of ST JOHN’S HOUSE Main and Center was demolished Books Magazines Carnes Pool Table At First North a lively outdoor Shuffle Board Shower and Tub Baths Tennis Court Ones To All meeting was held at which Paul Coach Teetzel the Rev Tones Pres Yern Peterson and QUALITY FIRST PRICE NEXT Captain Crookston each addressSchool Hardware ed the assembled students Cutlery Notions Lunch Baskets and At the elose of the meeting the He stated further: “Every General Supplies for Students students contrary to custom modern housewife in every town 1 he LaFount Hardware Co wen willing to depart quietly in this State could have and has while the team took a night of a right to have the water brought (KmnttmnuttmttttmmmmsmssM much needed rest to her house and put in it with all the usual accessories— bath THIS SPACE IS President Widtsoe entertained tubs toilet sinks etc Manager Wiscomb of the MounRESERVED FOR The speaker then diseusscl lie tain States Telephone company and some of his employees at rood question and in a convincluncheon last Wednesday FurniThe ing manner showed up its immeparty consisted of Mr and Mrs diate application to rural condiWisromh Laura Kenrl Jennie tions lb quoted Prof Carver Lucille Olsen Lundberg Miss on the Co & of rural condiquestion ( Miss Priscilla noper Cooper Lavinia Card Bessie Matighan tions and sanity proving that a Retta Maughiin Miss Anderson larger percentage of women go Emilia (Jreenlmlgh and Veda insane due to the solitude of fronCardon tier lib1 than the strenuous city Eliason Sisters life A certain amount of social Headquarters for Ladles' Suits Mr (Jias West a former A 0 Dress Goods Silks Millinery student visited school on Wed- communication is necessary to and Ladles' Furnishings the mental poise and balnesday He expects to register keep Up ance and to break the Logan Utah monotony again this year Lood roads make possible more -I- and better ehanees for soeial inEd Holmgren returned to TRY A BOX OF tercourse attending churches diou! the first of this week Mr Holmgren expects to finish up parfes seeing neighbors ete his work this year Students should be out to the CHOCOLATES Sorosis matinee Saturday THEY ARE DELICIOUS Remember the matinee Lundstrom ture Carpet Ozark A jg f t |