Show STUDENT 'CrnaPatr f Pcib 1 Far Girl COniMEIIT(“fR fiil Ccarse P£3 Prof Jean Betzner Helds Ecdfrbce Reccrd v Salt Lake June 12— Dr R O of Salt Lake dean ol the at medicine of the Uniof Utah for the past six Bailey Branson Lead Geologists submitted bis resignation board of" regents Tuesday “Professor Heed W Bailey of b &ePd to the department of geology at the college TiirmT utab 6tate Agricultural students stnti aeMea Party of seven ®ho left Tuesday for the geol- vemty to succeed thl retiring camp to w0mmg wnicn is rtdan oy the teulg conducted joim-iDr Porter came here ''iii“ll3l local college and tne University from vnere he W1 practicing- pnysician and surgeor? “SafrS W6wen J an? caaged Hansen Francis Gunned m the practice medicine J® (jtneiio Neil iMurdock 'Glen Walters and DJgan ana was professor of sioiogy at the Utah state Agricid- - I°rnn Hoaes turai coUege until 1917 During The P“ty will go to the camp Uintah masin In the war he was stationed at the by way 01 ue they expect to mase a army training camp at Logan rtEaUchin brief study of the Gilsonite During Dr Porters the oU shales and tne local medical school has been P081 Unosaur au“ries Tney wiU accepted and recognized by the council of medical education of croas over to Manila in Daggett tbe American Medical association C0“Pty gorge Flaming as an “A” class schooL It has also K° lrom there to Lander Sixteen miles from Land-o- f been admitted to the AgyTt9t0n Wyo 67111 Porter school versity years io tne 1 ( SiiCczI2 LIFE Fcr Scb Flight Jukt a month ago seventeen-year-ol- d Harry Reynolds instructor in Elinor Smith our youngart has been hard at work the ! Inpast two weeks making a real dol- est aviation herine set a new solo endurance flying record for annual vestment from the hundred At the thirty-sixt- h with women staying In the air almost I—tods Ey l commencement exercises of the lars which he was granted a demonstraUtah State Agricultural College which to constructtwo weeks lec- 27 hours but she has known fear for his tion stage h held on Saturday May twenty-fift“I went up for a test flight mechanics-Thidiplomas were presented to ture class in stage is complete and when I came down I found miniature stage much to those who received their Bachelor surprise I had estabconstructed lished a my record says Air Pilot Science degree to those who in every detail being of I! the same plan as the Capitol 3178 in an interview in the July had completed the normal course on theatre’s renowned stage The Humor “The worst part and to some students who have complete model is about five feet College of it was the pistol they gave me taken out advanced degrees at in any direction with a curtain to shoot as a signal when I was Teachers College by three feet ready to come down I was scarthis institution In the school of opening about two the at top of the ed to death of space This It was so big gives Faculty Member agriculture twenty seven diplo- “theatre” for sets to be raised it looked like ait cannon to me bewese B S of mas are the hand degree by West and stored just as they de-tand every time I took it up to stowed In the school of Home led in modern theatres1 The stage fire it I put it down again I Professor Jean' Betzner Is anEconomics thirty six girls received is equipped with flood lights on felt I’d rather stay in the air for foot lights and border the rest of my life than pull that other feather in our western their B S degree’ In the School both sides dimmers and The controls trigger” Indian war bonnet for- - she has of Civil Engineering two were lights this equipment up to the bring been captivated for us by the granted and in the school of Me- standard most least is the in Smith “Elinor found that is chanic arts there were six who Tlowers-uwhoof le I have ever profusion halls and amusement person modem this wmd Twenty mountains rlver attained American Medical College The degree theatres so that met” writes' May Cerf the inter- banks of columbine” community were the by commerce good summer of students will estab be camp in which local era- high eight Mr viewer” She has the modesty of ruddy sunset in the west that the demonstrations which duatesreject are held is shown by the hshed where detailed geological granted B S degrees Sixty-tw- o will fearless all Like to real able give be greatness will lends its tints to the east by fact that despite Increased con- - IleW wwk wiU he done for six students in to school of arts and Reynolds to those souls she is devoid of egotism this spreading verdant valley The return trip will be sciences received this same de be of real practical valuecourse gestion of mecucal students durlna weeks-two whole sensible and too is She to the intend and by the unfamiliar clink of give the who the past four years it has been mad® through Yellowstone park gree and twenty one fromCan-neto turn her communiallow to some 2 KVAXMS home n praise to their (: silver coins that sound ol more school of education Alien easier to place Utah students tnaw Jackson’s Hole and Star valley head She takes her triumph as primitive tender - that delghts Verda Dowdle and Frederick ties At Camp Lander Ccd the Utah Sorensen work is stress O Zuppke Of the ever before to of It the day’s is going Mr easterners who are accustomed part Reynolds received B 3 degrees party will meet Professor EH with honors when you come to U0 more prosaic bank notes She Elincis opened his the relation of dramatic produc- amazing Branson would of gate oi suiter the University ttAk-0ft la fooJball coaching at the Sixteen had the degree of Mas- tion to modem art by showing SLi? Pi? iolsnJiied delightedly as she told Missouri together with students ri annual Utah Aggie coach-- ! Zuppke warned the tnree-- silver dollars in Science conferred upon how the most simple stage sets as Elinor Smith should ters of lrom west of and against ail the thlhking they could al- h®06® "about parts T set pieces will records and test new planes and berhaving normal graduates and don’t remeber them Sixty-si- x fifty ways pick purse j much Midwest and f several football other do other stunts in the air that ever Ca Tuesday the num-- 1 — players from the desired effect Stage received normal degrees silver at that produce having Univer-picat k t them members from — the No one can r fW football apodal-- ' give landlubbers a cold chill to nnce Whv I don’t remember The program on Saturday was settings are just like pictures 1 50 Missouri them More in of than the opinion of ty :t considerably and Zuppke without as follows they should be harmonious group- watch from safe ground but you having even one silver piece so students are expected to register Overture— il I watching by Coach Dick (Thomas) ings to hold an idea— not mere woulcjn’t find it amazing if ypu large” ' Professor Betzner finds “Raymond” play the game for a long time ior the course of reality The class know Elinor Orchestra i the same— photographs VJslrtrUon people everywhere some andthen on be good boys are The main camp will Big Serenade Is football toll reach “W6® (Strauss' will not be occupied with planning : because she stimulates probably was Elinor When 16 will miles years eight Popo Agie River about before Ladies’ Chorus sets for particular plays but the The anyone to his best Although Illinois coach will give a oiithweet of Lander This is a Invocation Alma Sonne study construction properties old she made her first flight between there is a difference dresswere While free her beautiful and playmates lecture in tbe Amphl- stream public — came furnishing E Minor Sonata artistic (Greig) groupings coujhee teacher’s equipment Miss where college “ or dolls theatre their trout on of i t- the safely for riding n and mid- ing Miss Faye Pedersen fishing Thursday part color— theoretical and applied evening at $he Betzner is associate professor in Eli7:30 automobiles in comes the He of Y®"" will means water Much of Ivins A the W talk to football family states which Remarks President J the miniature stage by and the USAC it is comnor1 at the side of her dad was education were Nqw officials Wedhesday evening at from snow and is very cold all “Modern Humanities” K' not a difference in its indivilights scenery and costume 1 a in overhead summer the Hotel far Ecles The is river Dowdle a in Miss Verda valley funny duals but in the size and xcho Wyoming binations Harry Reynolds hopes flying i about fifteen hundred feet deep Troisieme Ballade — (Chopin) to make the class a permanent old fashioned plane which was of the mass— in the whole shape Washington PRESIDENT en‘The Chicken nicknamed side i on with Coop’ vironment V j — JX Dakota fine either -REPORTS Miss Ludean outcrops AT Mo®Rogers addition to dramatic production “The USAC is a t of wires network because of the COMMENCENT PROGRAM 80 that a Section from Pre-Cawill Address to the Graduates J probably This model' stage that draws its life from t — —Z brian to Eocene excepting Silu- bo was unusually President F J Kelly be used later on for settings for overhead ‘The Chicken Coop' college the immediate community and I nc-rnone the of modern had is a Devonian as rian Idaho and ol and Contlnued ekposed — shows safety aa ty from Page Three University various puppet many feeds life back into that com1 111 About are devices The miles that of out effective - 1 ""mtf pr Zu?p- - community here can making camp rapidly eight Degrets Conferring model for working contribute munity — the ideal college” is the miles President E G Peterson scenes for college productions ' ' iflying safe for fliers Ewe fmm something very much worthwhile site will be about five except-mucimpression of this woman who T h “I Hear a Thrush at Eve” I nearest from Vi Utah coscntei in denying house the the loiHtim f Before long the Infantile and believes that in education which 1 On cabin we call modernism forest a — 2 tiair flirt copch- (Cadman) rtmger’s but b? L embryo avlatrix became the pet includes medicine law ministry Ladies’ Chorus Reading Survey of which deserves a impifr and 8“e trips of several days dura the airfields around Long Is all phases of living is the hope will be establish- - Benediction DrWW Henderson tion FMnnu uglier designation laSamS Rural Homes In An of Professor Betzner land The boys then but novices of progress Exit March Aa Utah and the- - tatermoun in the game themselves took her says "The business of education t e ork will be done Orchestra pairs Alabama County up with them As she grew oldef is with people as they are and Rtjftj Pv i Bach pair wiU begin systematic The Baccalaureate service was they taught her to handle the with people as they may become dTemDiraha?1! work by becoming familiar with held on Sunday May twenty sixth heart of toh at eleven The program was as The Bible is the only book controls and explained the mech- with the world as it is and as it an Therefore follows: i found in 234 of 831 rural homes anism to her She was an apt pu- may become r Extase (Ganne) in Cullman Couny Alabama pil Then came the day when educator must be a scientist an ev (Wagner) There is a general lack of books she was allowed to handle the artist and a prophet” Pilgrims Chorus why and newspapers in plane but when she pleaded for Miss Betzner wonders J They will then trace out its con- - Invocation Pres Aaron W Tracy magazines Zhe went to accent with The Lord is My Shepard (Liddle) most of the 831 homes— 23 have a solo flight it was a different Utahns do not tell more of their coach: (Tortble 1 its Professor Walter Welti no reading matter of any kind matter ‘No’ said the pilots ‘you state — give others an idea of bel t'Ji th!r- - going at beauties Probably this in Report of the President tvcaid The county library books which can’t make solo flights It’s too cause division Va sSmMaureSstances 1 dWlto President E G Peterson the children are carrying to their dangerous for a girl We will not occasionally we find a at is so O Divine Redeemer (Gounod) homes from the schools are being take the risk Walt a few years’ traveler whose response r ere a iif7 t?i oToT Emma Lucy Gates Bowen quick and true that she like Miss Pl“ has estab- sead by more persons In the homes not “But Elinor did few a wait in this impression of Hi camp each night they Baccalaureate Address one of the great I A 2?P- schools and of these years She waited only a few Betzner j can tell it better Rabbi Samuel H Gordon than in theis to one oI the instruc- most frequent weeks Obstacles would not stop our campus ram of football institution The M- a“ “mother” the 2" than we can may Benediction President O H Budge reader These are among the outdwatest of kU tempt to buUd what ara calS U8CU88 : looked a for She around i her way wesof the day Exit March 0 you seen te decorations V ‘ greater colleges and universities standing facts shown by a read- to get the necessary money for for"Have 111 the era will t Have String Orchestra the summer session £ football by Is fraught with homes in Cull- instruction and got it It was her of rural tine- survey ing d you seen the masses of real lace !r h Uft ecachea actually go tured with the PharfsK wtoch a tead-i- n map“ and way the man rural made by County dress Elinor allowance Smith structure out carelessly at the en— rnteei For that ewily Impregnates Institutions If teachers of the county under the unknown to anyone Believe Me or Not took her spread trance to the main building! ff-reaariSof the direction success superintcounty aviation toward first step am frank iionest courageous aal eS c I are betrr held to Have you seen the patterns! The informa- and fame That’s how she be- Such kind Though I do not talk much oi ent of education the temple of spruce trees erecttime will r3 was obtained teachers 3178 tion came Pilot ftWday by of'eacTfSion ton my accomplishments I feel that I ed near the north entrance so orVfsa the usual pro-C'- re ST m'S? conferences with be studied :and Interpreted The have a serious mind yet I de not lack from private that we shall not forget to raise “Zup” to answer advanced school the in pupils aflea contains glacial contlnen common our eyes above our that the Individual Oat of Style a sense of humor People look to na Hate tUjrc-- r Going rein is a and reporten grades tal marine ahd lacustrine tasks? Have you seen the lengths with respect I am destined to be a lent issue of the Alabama Journal any par-men third seen on a the of at Nearly aU difof which will be of green unrolled velvet before they may have prominent member of my community the lack of the streets In New York city's main "’’t-- ae Notwithstanding you did not Zuppke is send- -l Often quiet in company I neverthe- books magazines and newspapers business section wear no hats and the our feet? Surely a of the mis the great illumination Mona a less have and wit Manmost ready of homes Is in capacity the The the fad "Hatless surveygrowing — i el his system T: evening! Out of the dull for intelligent conversation At times ors were surprised to find that hattan” movement Is partly respon- day to Zuppke football grey suddenly appeared the utilicontain libraries sible Tbe bead of this crusade one tarian smoke chimney wearing a e I am too Teluctant to take other peo- some homes consists of two ttatogs The coUege has no division in made to ple’s advice This Is bad for me I numbering from one to three hun- Abraham Vogel speaks every night In garment of gold The towers Ai Vri wiU extremely Important ball Its ranks as i its essential The character of Union Square promising converts not to be dimned by such glory should not be headstrong though my dred volumes nan handllnn: ideals or Tts regards ”1 a — T and ways of achieving The ° will often leads me the books is largely religious MagPlayer can do both results It encourages of course I t-naturally powerful freedom from baldness better health put on similar mantles ?r preambrian Phos to make mistakes of judgement I am azines—most of which are frm all around and ® accustomed with thirrv and Zuppke the frankest discussion of Issues 86111818 Wlli b® examuied lombard populars 60 of from savings and coal deposits wiU be very sensitive eutU: ftondua Whatorf magazines— are received in 418 cents to $2 a week in hat costs In- dignity accepted a little of the wiU as this while the mounsun’s lavish Orange I 14 pennies on the homes One of the weekly newstJe7tebrate fossils Trlashave I just spent Jp&' to - fortune-tellinpirates tains for a gift moment forgot their V the county is cluding tips Zuppke created suite orous dlvlslon of opinion In de- in papers — Los published Anmachines a jrx-JJurassic Cretaceous and among the coaches vsloplQg the faculty and in re- sic found in 300 homes and news- The hat stores would like to poison wanted severity and stood there ‘ ' Jt he Eocene and Invertebrate fossils geles Times declared that plays warding its workers It outside of the Vogel papers in published the draped in rose and velvet great Ordovician krt ttrZy so Important but research program so fundamen- from Cambrian was for only a moment to be 668 homes are received in county C 1 Pennsylvanian the thing tal in our own development and Mlsaissippian sure Policeman— Aren’t you afraid to Of the 831 pupils jo was 710 1 Harbin Manchuria — v h er itod The uiimrig ih the development of the state Permian Triasslc Jourassic Cre- eave your’re raccoon coat in the had carried to their questioned Was there ever such a decorahomes -one or — t v t :“i fcy Zuppke delight and in carrying the work of the taceous 'and Eocene A trip will rumble seat of your car stockings and bobbed hair have been tion as USAC provided for its more books belonging to the counbanned by tbe authorities of the Rus- summer the —T U? toe boys who institution out to our whole com- be made to the heart of Stude— Oh it’s guests? all right Iv’e ty library and 1097 persons in sian t Wind River Range where a livT have a coeducational school for second"i —Jean Betzner bagful of monwealth as in i all other a in homes friend the to to eft inside of take addition it the pupr be studied ingand I glacier may students ary of forthe Institution :are of ils it— read had books these Other 1 Exchange f noted with perfect ex--- 4 glacier activity we have no obligations recent There was no condition attached to readers in addlion to "mother” i National Park I Is necessary fox tunately Cut Have Your the order It stated flatly that hosiery except those of f rendering the Yellowstone are “lather” “brother’ "aunt” t r:-'- v 1 Hot 8prtogs Big Horn n acoord- - greatest possible returns to the ill must bo black or some other dark Class First our one four of by Salt Creek Oil Field and i V V wy little giant penile whose support maintains Canyon Dome hno that will not attract attention The Anne Carroll Moore LibrArflgfg i 1 daelawd ii 'i the Wasatch Bad the Institution Tfie college is en- Teapot that Thatcher Brothers ' ary is open from 8 to 10 and from In the case of bobbed balr lt Is In1 tmm would be I Jackson Jackson Hole tirely free from ulterior motives Lands and Main Shop to 3 daily This Library Is an un- timated that If a young lady: avoids -i ' V the (Teton Mountains ! J ’j run off the ill Its activity' fa open to the Lake 55 Sooth Main J L usually fine collection of children’s the temptation of fluffing It the aui no one could light of day It ihas pride only in are some of the outlying features books i thorities tntght be mors lenient the Integrity of its functioning to be visited No i part of the work will be f merely sight seeing and about six weeks: will be spent in one LOGAN UTAH camp Students win not meet in They wUl -not regular classes be taught but wUl be led to make dlaooveriee for themselves They wUl work with the Instructors part of the time and will Member of the First Security take Instructors to ee any phenomena about which they are in Corporation System VvA general discussion doubt wUl be scheduled every day hour but most of the discussion will be done by students Crr Hn(n it : s SSSdace A Interested be ’ ““ us i: nTt t-i- well-chos- en H Ji H fiK “ “t iTrfflv t ! ttv m Lhe-regtetr- a- t y"f r sub-cam- bs Jr 1U il l 3 iTteras -- crt ft ”ra dal iWl t t ffr r2a WeSffirS sras s awttas SKm “ttrttyWe its artistt S’! rS5?l" r--- J aifTsa Ttztss ES4 1 invAUti ract j awid " Cr f3ri r$ a rjsrjsss& ssSh0®? ri eswsMSSfe&R ““ff A S in? SSmofT tra ulSloviSb- g mt -- Flesh-colore- d ' t "p rr Ther-mopo- Hair lls I Barber La '! I v‘n 1 Touq” C:s tr ! r:plijs '- -‘j - Date Claude Samples and Don Stev lingson were elected joint captain! of the University of Montana for 1930 at the meeting of the track team held the last Monday before school closed This is tbe third time that joint captaincy has found favor at the U of M Both these men have been excellent performers on the track for three years and their joint election was unanimously approved PA local yesag Tm4 Eapect Thfa bride celled up the eat Market yesterday for some without tbe liver not earing greet deal for dm— Detroit Neva vita-ton- f A Total Resources $4500000000 College Bluebird il : r ij' Every expert banking knowledge gained through years of ience hag exper- erected this substantial institution and is available at all times to customers of each bank of the system Soda Fountain Service And Exceptional Lunch |