| Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE FOUR l3tufteiit Hife I’ublished Weekly by the Students of Utah Agricultural College mattei Entered as second-clas- s at the ID 1108 postollice September at Logan Utah under the Act of March 1870 StudCollege Delivery is made from 375 Room ent Life Ollice $1UU the year Subscription rate Printed by Earl and England Publishing Co Logan Utah EDITOR LOWRY NELSON ASSOCIATE EDITORS S J QU1NNEY E K WINDER KATHLEEN BAG LEY H R MERRILL J W THORNTON REPORTERS 1) A FREEDMAN QUAYLE PETERSON WM OWENS ERMA ALLEN HAROLD PETERSON RAY OLSON RUSINESS MANAGER J EASTMAN HATCH M F COWLEY Ass’t Bus Friday January ’It ’10 ’10 'lb their relationship US to make this j ’lb ’lb ’lb magazine The report d' tin1 committee was! accept ed and Edwin K Winder was elected as managing editor with as Moses Cow lev and Erma Allen Thev have already be- associates gun their duties and expect to put their first issue befoie llie public in about two Weeks The support of the students is ob- ’17 ’L8 ’17 Mgr It) l(i The Utah Chronicle has anothci serious attack of "righteous indigni And Alluring I ’or fume Representing blended the most the odora ot Mowers has that lasting' quality to a greater degree than almost any other perfume Bouquet Jeanice Extract oz $100 Toilet Water $125 It j t 'mu plex ion ’o w der Sachet Dow der oz Talcum Dow tier Soap cuke j j m w Id p 13 9 both through earnest lv solicited 25 literal contributions and through Sold onlv at support in buying tin copies when! vvho Kvervone the issue appears Bros Drug Co has ever had a desire to see some- THE REXAIL STORE thing of his own composition appear in print is urged to submit some sort of an article to the editors Good short stories or verses vvitli Car Banners Air Brush merit would be especially welcome it Window Cards Contributions may be handed to the editors or dropped in Student Life rp box Material for the lirst issue should be in on or before February Riter Sins and Show lirst METROPOLITAN GRAM) QUARTET tis” Most Exquisite ears as a regular stud- he report o! the eni publication tor tin committee also provided election of a managing editor and two associat editors to take charge of the editing and publishing ot tin eve-strai- ’17 Tlu ed in future Medicine is a cure for agriit a mail eat too cultural excesses many carrots medicine conn's to the to l’v applying medicine lescue agriculture it will be possible to n in potaprobably prevent toes and to properl attend to all the mental derangements of cabbage atl'ections of ears in corn etc Theie is no doubt of these possibilities We cannot see all these (actors at once but our posterity will begin that to realize all and recognize1 what seem incongruities to us wen1 mereiv congruities in disguise ’IS Bouquet Jeanice loi) recommended that ’the Quill magazine this publish a literal' ear and if it is successful to offer1 to lie iuelud- it to the student bod 1 vious Number Iti Volume XIY costs and committee Miner goes ‘‘back to the farm' Think thought! Here’s food for Agriculturt is in- what it means! trodueed into medicine and the arts and mining becomes a part ot tannentures the One commeiitor ing he will prediction that potatoes hanested with less labor by applyFor ing the operations of mining ea m pie a "mine will hi excavated under each hill and with a stick of d tubers giant powder the sleepy-eyeHe nests will be ousted from their turtlier expects that said "Solan-- j unis" will be transported from t he held by means ot aerial tramways Now medicine and agriculture at tirst thought do not appear to be but on the very closely related Acontrary tin are twin sisters ttention merely needs to be called to Cards EXAM The Metropolitan Grand Quartet It is a splendid idea for students ppp appears as our next Lveeum p Round-uto attend the lectures nuillpTi Thursday February 3rd You might learn something there promises from reports to be one of the best musicals heard in Logan The quartet has Lewiston the play advertised during the past year as ‘‘Digmalion" No doubt they is traveling its second year on the think it is au Animal Husbandry Lveeum route and according to the jatliliatod Lveeum Bureaus it is one play of the most successful male quartets Lntliusi-If it is absolutely necessary fort'et oilered to the public w ebonies have been ho Board of Trustees to elect a new astic editorial the Dresident of the U A C our prayer tendered to them throughout ot and most committees the is that they he ml influenced by country for a second politics or any other destructive have engaged them Tin kind of music they motives that a man be chosen on season allilia-tionand the strong recommenlender merit and not because of bis of their dation for the qualit We have no reason to think that voices should make them appealing the Board will be "influenced" but entertainers for a Logan public if they are we hope they won’t he ('illicit will he hfld ill the Tab- mat le at XL Student Bod WE REVEL IN THE PROSPECT t aids good General admission 35c j j Last Monday morn at nine o’clock we ad to make our pencils talk we rehad to barrow up our brains gardless of keen mental pains we bad to delve in deep gray nooks and -- eize those facts we’d learned from books and while we wrote and wrote we thought "Be Gosh this all -Last night wt amounts to naught! I executed Work promptly Room 17 Commercial A -- till crammed till eyes wen sore no minds would work and brains more we walked the llo r in nervous plight slept not a wink the live long night when morning came at lightning pace we scrubbed the cobwebs from our face we seized a ( rust ami climbed the bill our minds a hopeless jumble still” Wbeii time arrived to test our fate our nerves were in a dreadful slate English! our Zoo was mixed with Ten a fault had wrecked our rocks' again We scanned the board and) read the quiz then settled hack ami said "Get Whiz! this test seems easy after all we needed nt to hone! NEW LITERARY MAGAZINE Itumor that eternal monger of But next time sure we! Dor some time the Quill Club has at all!" universal affairs and bosom friend for! will cram just like we did of the newspaper announces that been working u plans for a liter-- t fools Exam this MACE WALTON Dr Joseph F Merrill Dean of the ary magazine and now has hem School of Mines of the University of formulated sullicientlv so that w ith- Student Opinion a stirring new1 Utah is a candidate for the presi- 111 the Hex two weeks the student wecklv at the University of Cali I’or-- j dency of tilt Utah Agricultural Col- body may cxpoit the appeal line ot nia Is perhaps the lirst student And again she has It that this much needed innovation lege publication launched for the distincCoach C T Teetzel until recently At tin regular meeting of () tive purpose of raising the standards coach of the Aggies might possibly club in December Mr Lowry Nel- of student activities in a largo unl-- i he recommended for the position at son made the It came into existence in ptopnsal lhit a versity the U of t left vacant by tin re v Investigate the adv isibilit i espouse to a large student demand cent resignation of Coach Nelson of Li g me ns publishing iirv nia for a medium of expression on studNorgrcn and that the latter has lie felt hat lio-bl vi ent "politics” cleaner athletics it been mentioned for coach of the need of son e mi ilium lor the pub- more popular and democratic exAggies lication of (be woiiliv original pression In the student governing That’s fixing tip a trade all right papers alien various talented body and for leadership against The Aggies offering their President members of tbli St tldetll ii m dtinking and the sort of litlluence nnd (’ouch for it Dean and a Coai I be i ht was proposal received that go with It both inside and outsaid Dean to lie president "ill 'be result thit a (ommillee side of college life It is leading a binding the bargain In the lirsi was appointed to make the necesmovement at California against tin case an Agricultural President nc sary Investigations ami report at the serving of Intoxicants at student nf- for medicine and the arts ami nevt m eting of the dub After go-- lairs and after the big games Big New Label’s in Tom i M W AST I 1 s t i j j I iom-tilltte- v i I 1 i 1 LANGHAM-HIG- I 1 i H the now Clothes for youths High School ngo of M for Faji models Spruco English to $20 l" Thirty Special I''1"1’ Mill Lnnghain-Hig- h Thatcher Clothing to SKEPTK e i I label sowed into sniart clothes specially designed Men those Younger Young o need clothes in sizes 31 to Come to us and see A ISM fr‘n number of our I'armor 811811 are very sceptical nnd concerning certain departnio 18 the school especially aleD'a with regards to the A man had gone Inlued a glass of Do L'l mr im1 "H’n ' !mt turning to bis looked at the glass and that water’"’ "If |
