Show T STUDENT LIFE PAGE FOUR on: tubent Htfe iu: to make an intelligent report some time in the near future wen agricultural college Eery member of our Student Weekly by the Students Body knows that a branch of the of Utah Agricultural College U is situated at Cedar City A s matter second-clasas Entered southern Utah but beyond that he September It) 1908 at the postoflice at Logan Utah under the Act of knows but little Only a few of us have had the March 1871) pleasure of a visit to the thriving College Delivery is made from Studbusy little city of Cedar lienee we ent Life Ollice Room 275 know practically nothing of the $100 the year Brandi Agricultural College located Subscription rate UNIVERSITY Published Printed by Earl and England Publishing Logan Utah EDITOR LOWRY NELSON ASSOCIATE EDITORS S J QUINNEY E K WINDER KATHLEEN BAG LEY and proficient instructors of the S V H S has received a letter from the University of Wyoming wanting him to teach a number of subjects in t ho summer school at Laramie In offering the posit his summer Mr Bacon the university tion to him one of the most in recognizes and able instructors in the state the opportunity of teaching in the summer school is an accomplishment of v huh he has every reason Mr Bacon will likely to feel pi cud accept the position Mr Bacon was offered the position as principal of the Junior High school at Thayne for next year hut reports that lie will not accept that position — Afton Wyo Cedar is a city of 2000 people It lias electric lights a lirst class banks telephones water system ’lti telegraphs excellent business blocks line residences substantial churchmost '10 es a number of the finest ’1C modern school buildings in the state 16 and as pretty a Carnegie Library as ’16 R MERRILL WANTS liXCON can be found ’IS W THORNTON But of all Cedar's excellent assets J not one is equal in importance to REPORTERS ’16 D A FREEDMAN the Branch Agricultural College ’16’ PETERSON QUAYLE Capping a small knoll — which one ’10 would think had been placed there WM OWENS Mr Bacon graduated from the ’17 — ERMA ALLEN expressly for its present use on Utah Agricultural College in the ’17 HAROLD PETERSON We are pleased to the western edge of the city three spring of 1914 ’18 large brick buildings dominate RAY OLSON the record this indication of his success ’17 valley II GRANT IVINS They can he seen first from BUSINESS MANAGER any direction you may enter the MEDDLESOME'S SFRING SONG ’17 HATCH EASTMAN J city and stand as a monument to the M F COWLEY Ass’t Bus Mgr enterprise thrift and devotion to The green grass grows all around in the Spring education of the people of Number 12b higher Volume IV And the Jump-up- s jump while the Cedar City especially and the southHMO chickens Friday February sing ern part of t he state generally The Cowslips slip and Larkspurs These buildings are modern and ELECTION OF DR PETERSON spur up to date in their equipment and lie In the sun And the Bussy-willoNo high school in the turnishings We are glad to congratulate I)r state can boast of better facilities for and purr E G Peterson upon his elec tion to laboratory work than the B A C Tlie Cauliflowers call to the birds on the wing the best educational position in the' The high standard of the work done the green grass grows all While State of Utah and hasten to pledge there is attested by the rank of its around in the Spring in t lie higher institutions him the support of the student body graduates of learning While every candidate from our The green grass grows all around in The Agricultural work of the B the Spring own faculty had anxious supporters A C is supplemented by the prac- A fair maiden blushes and the jewelamong the ranks of the student tical work done on its irrigated farm er sells a ring body yet they all felt that they surrounding the buildings and its The pine trees pine and the cedars would be willing to accept and abide eighty acre dry farm on the fiat 4 seed A miles west of Cedar modern tlit decision of of the Board ly barn and corrals were erected last While some hooks take a sneak to Trustees and we feel safe in prosmoke the weed In and around them can he year dieting that the student body will! seen blooded stoc k of the breeds best Spring fever gets the students till they can’t do a thing remain a unit duiing the adminis-- j adapted to the needs of the country t rat ion of Wr The B A C is near to the life But watch tlie green grass grow Peterson just as it around In the Spring has done during the presidency of and work of the people of southern THE SIMUNG-ONIOPOET Utah They point to it with pride Dr Widtsoe name author’s would itself (Tlie and speak of what it is doing as if Dr Peterson's work in the Extra-- ! it were a clear child If jou should make you weep) sion Division has been such as to happen to go there you too would HOWELLS ELECTED FOOTBALL eminently tit him for the position lie learn to love it MANAGEB FOB COMING SEASON is called to hold His work has taken him into every part of the WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE At the regular weekly meeting of state and has given him an excelIIAS SUCCESSFUL the Executive committee last Wedlent opportunity to come into touch PLAN Howells better nesday Byron with the people this college is desknown as “Jeff” was chosen to tined to serve ami to acquaint himThe Washington State College at manage our gridiron activities next self with their conditions and their Pullman has a Student ear He fills the position left vagreatest needs More which has had nn existence cant by the resignation of Ray ft The president-elec- t is a native son for one year and a half and In that who acted as assistant footof Utah a product in the main oi time has done a business of $21000 ball manager this year and was apher traditions her culture and her on a capital f $2000 pointed as the big chief for next educational system and as such has The committee appointed by Pres- year developed a broad and generous ident Carrington some time ago for Howells has had some practical sympathy for her people and he r in- the purpose of Investigating the adbusiness training and is well liked As this stitutions Institution Is visability of mulct taking a similar by all ho know him The Juniors primarily the school of the masses enterprise in our own school has have recognized his ability by makthere can be no doubt that Dr held a number oT and has ing him manager of the meetings lhlfi BuzPeetrsmi in his new position under- received information from the ma- zer and no doubt before the year is standing ns he does the needs of the jority or the schools in the United over the whole student will people and recognizing the relation-Klil- States that are these co- have met up with him inbody operating this cathat the Agricultural College operative stores The committee is If pacity you get away from him holds with respect to them will he attempting to formulate n plan that without farewell to a "cartnble to render the stnte nn Invalu "111 bidding suit the needs and conditions wheel ’ g’de n::d I irtlag ser you’vo got the rest of us o f tMi laMltntlon and will hq nble beat H The Most No not the smoked variety hut our local high school instructor R R Bacon one of the most popular there Co Bouquet Jeanice j d Exquisite And ft Alluring or seh’1 Perfume - An Representing - blended Vo the odorj most coll1 0 fragrant flowers It lias that lasting quality greater degree than almost to other perfume Bouquet Jeanice Extract etc the P a The any toh the oz and $100 $125 Toilet Water Complexion Powder’ Sachet Powder oz Talcum Powder Soap cake Sold only at Iasi 15 on 13 are 3 ten "M Riter Bros THE 1 1 Co Drug ha’ EX ALL STORE los the on A New Label’s in Torn fiV' Ti -- th ta th t -- I label sewed into smart Fall clothes specially designed for those Younger Young Men who need clothes in sizes 31 to 36 Come to us and see A LANGHAM-HIG- H the newr clothes for youths High School age Spruce English models of for the Fall $20 to $25 In every Thirty Special Points Suit h Langham-Ilig- Thatcher Co Clothing j j I j i r tllltM N MURDOCK’S Try to please their patrons lag them Good Clean-Goods In all their lines p c by gH 1 such ICE CREAM ve lie-cra- T SHERBETS CANDIES! We Serve Light Lunches HAM TEA TONGlE VEAL CHEESE COFFEE CIIOCOLATI j HOT SOUPS TOMATO AND VEGKTABL Tlie fool hall scliedul' D 8rfa ''’i°Ilon' partially arranged shouldered rlngton has manager slhlllty of football been busy negotiating " 1 1 achools for games |