Show EDITORIAL I 1 year Classes might organize and each put a team Into the field Many huskies who feel that they have no chance to make the regulars would welcome the opportunity to get into class football THE PRESIDENT NOW STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah IT'S YOUR DUTY— ANI) PLEASURE Agricultural College Printed the Earl by England Publishing & Co Utah Logan mall matter September 19 1908 at Logan Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 authorized August 22 1918 Entered as second-clas- s EDITORIAL GEORGE P BARBER '20 Managing Editor LUCILE TALMAGE ’21 Associate Editor RUSSELL CROFT '20 Associate Editor E W ROBINSON ’20 Business Manager ELNA MILLER ’21 Exchange Editor KINNIE CAINE ’23 Under The "A" NADINE FOUTZ ’20 Society Editor SORABA Such Is Life CONTRIBUTORS V D GARDNER ’21 H B EVANS ’22 J A HENDRICKS ’20 CHASE KEARL ’21 VERNAL WILLIE ’22 LETTIE RICH ’22 HOLLY BAXTER ’22 MAURICE LINFORD ’22 LEROY FUNK ’22 Volume XVII 1919 3 the frowsy heads of the infant class with bonnets of verdant green We know because we still have a cap of the popular shade down in the bottom of the trunk in the cellar When the war broke out the custom languished and seemed to die Now with the advent of a record year It’s time to cotne to life again M e have a promising freshman class — handsome lads and lassies — they need only a touch of the Irish Isle to give them a pleasing appearance CLASS FOOTBALL: WHY NOT? Old students will recall with something of a thrill the football games that used to be staged in days between classes on the old gridiron east of Main Building These were fierce contests to say the least and drew the entire student body Spirit was always at high tide between the different classes Much good varsity material was discovered In Just this way Something of the kind could well be attempted this pre-w- ar You Must Buy Quality Known as the j The Best Known Moderately Priced Value Considered Colors Guaranteed Iaogan’s Foremost Clothiers First National Bank IuOgnn he saw yu 1 there huggin’ th’ dames like a clnamon bear a twinkle came to my good right eye “Mr editur 1 sez sez I f you weren’t so slow 1 saw ju rni-sel- a gal on yer “but knee off by yerself" the beta delta pulled ofl their dance as per schedule tu entrance eligible females tu Jine theit bunch now as take up my pen to rite to frlday nite th’ swayin' couples upon th’ Boot dancin’ until their limbs wuz sore I thots go bar mi yu went tu 111’ dance tuu 1 if yu did yu kno that clothes gen'rally wuz absent Id that I mean n th wimmin’ they couldn't bo seen t piece uv a daub uv a skirt of a font'n a lace around th’ waist powder aerost th' face some transparent stuff half wuz long snuff (there there editur still yer cur- ses let me run those last tu versus 1 promise yu I wont be ruff i'll omit th' questionable stuff) Editor: Reuben my benighted lad Pure enough your'e going to the bad But go ahead I made the vow I'd run your drivel tho it made a row what they calls an evenin’ gown somethin greatly abbreviated down open air front n down th’ buck nr modest coverin’ a total lack Editor: Rube control yourself that scamlnl on the shelf I’ll have th Betas on my head Mad aa wet hens for wlmt you've said D But It (cum now editur be a sport No one's goln’ tu go tu court sayln’ yu're runnln' slanderous stuff they Ilk thst THIS MAKE YOUR BANK FINANCIAL HOME inter-mountai- n STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS ON HOUSEHOLD G 0 O I) S Warehouse and Office South Main Street 1 spare hours in Widtsoe Hall TO BEAUX ART BUILD The class was unanimous in electbut what 1 meant tu say wuz this ing Hugh Sutton for athletic manOnly a small number of students fer a nicer party yu couldn't wish ager Sutton is an “A" man with a at the College are aware of the existth' costumes beat th' common run football fame of long standing A 'n uv shimmyin’ denied little wuz shortage of men prevented elections ence of an organization known as Guild This club was done for other offices Buzzer editor and the Beaux Arts two years ago and since manager will he elected in the near organized been has time that rapidly coming great guns! here I've gone 'n writ future Also the officers for Prom into so much th' editur'll take a fit prominenee chairman and Debating Manager are On September 22 a very interestgood-by- e folks i'll see yu agin yet to he filled was held III the art 'n tell you about it with my pen The Senior class elections were ing meeting Miss Eva Jov Nielson the rooms — From Reuben’s Rimes completed at the first class meeting new instructor in the department and their ship of state is now an interesting talk about her gaw GLEE CLUB HOLDS smoothly sailing with Douglas art exhibits visits to various non as captain Geneva Wells as si bools and studios in California INITIAL PRACTICE first mate ln ta Harris to record the Miss Nielson visited at Oakland weather reports and Russel Croft to Los Angeles San Francisco Berkeley tell l’rexy Gardner what his crew is Carmel and Carmel The College “Canary Troupe” doing is interesting in itself as at more familiarly termed the Men's this iidony the leading New York Glee Club met Tuesilay and held I lls Dllil Ittlt I! o T I artists spend tiieir summers getting their Initial warbling practice Sev- — lanvasses Into shape so they might eral old members appeared to tune (Continued From Tage One) finish through during the winter at With the as- - ran up their vital cords Pome of these canthe metropolis sistance of a dozen or more new re- radfl MaJr AlldPnin flf Lh) vasses are sold for thousands of dolIn producing crults they suet gaw nntPln mnhs service with lars some really excellent harmony for hp 91t D)vison anting during the All students who have completed the first meeting of the year The rgt one term's work in art are invited to firpiraIi KPrK(ant old number who reported for the sergiant and reglrnintil supply see- - attend the meeting of the club next first practhe are Del Egbert baritone Ki( n( soloist of lust year Elray Christian- Cadet ( a plain Romney of Salt sen Chase Rourl Eugene Robinson T' from charley horses to roust dtuk " ! ?”" T d rirtrk ArOI The Club spends all the money It n C""10 T ct m two months In the U p Marines reeies from the advertising and The membership of the Huh Is In banquet' adef Lieutenant Countrymen of Hie sale of the Booster limited to tmonty-fou- r and in award- of the members team the the lUKhatn ranton at tho Fre- - ing ed upon a competitive basts for their own plates at c'tib Any) paying of California three months and turn In the Ctdh'ge with vocal aspira-tio- jsldio nlu months at the New Mexico Mili- the dinner are invited to inert with the But In order to be Impartial as tary Institute one of the recognized to which club or club on Tuesday and Thursday at organization pube hoots of tho country twelve in thapel Tryouts will be nuli'ary lishes the program and banquets the t'olet Captain Piero of Salt Lake team a (dan Is being worked out held in the near future overseas duty with the 159th Definite arrangements have not thereby the club that shows the Hospital of which the First been made as yet for the annual trip college spirit and proves their 111 'dd Hospital waa the progen- hut It I reasonably certain that the ability to put the Job over In th dub will tour either Utah or Idaho tor Previous to his overseas exper- Bl)lp wlll pt the privilege ieme he wss with them at Fort and probably both atate nlnent ot the council was Thp Douglas and Camp Kearny was no time for eonahl- ha( her Shaw Cadet of Logan Captain law rltl(t any 0t r club for the Job this IIEIlliNS I ROM ELECTION months service In th U S twenty NOW IN )lHr bu the honor Is to he placed Nary five months having been spent 0I1 a competitive basis In the future overseas jona g the privilege Is lef with evenly divided for president Cadet of Salt Hayes Captain hool Geneva Rich and Nancy Finch had Lakjftui)a of th — no time to offer bribes for the sup- City has spent nearly two years over- seas with the Fifth I' 8 Marines “shirt of vote for the other one Coulson Wright another pression so Miss Finch the girl with tho gen- besides having had three years high and sot k" peddler of the year la ial laugh Is responsible with Wor school cadet work hark renewing old anjulntanre ley for the future of the Junior class To Issl E Robert I’lxton the man with it re RE-NtANNEAL IUNWTElt cord from Jordan Is th money ex tractor for th clna Th on thin MERCHANT TAIIAMW which prevents him from atartln (Continued From Pag On) o Ban- -' precipitately to fulfill hla duty Is the giving th hlg annual Repairing and Dry (leaning Indecision of th class aa to how quet to ih fvothall team 4fl W Isf N riiin This decision was reaihed at a much h shall b required to collect The class Judged wisely In select-i- meeting of the Athletic Council Th Club has demonstrated' a man of experience for Its representative on th Student Body Its ability to put over the Job and Council out a handsome Booster Angus Maughan haa with pepper his executive ability partially gram well flavored o from being a benedict and partially And th Banquet haa always feeds 21 SOUTH MAIN as a missionary and school teacher been about th best of th STREET: Mr Maughan msy b found during given tho team to tak their mind nillt 'n many’ll du it i’ve a bunch SUPERVISION Resources $150000000 Cache Valiev Commission Co ” T"'1 rnl rl 8r! UTAH LOGAN HOTEL ECCLES j yu seemed tu enjoy It Utah I INDKRII S (JOVKRNMKNT stuff) bi reuben student life editur comes to me “write sum lines on th’ dance sez BROTHERS HOWELL MISS NIELSON TALKS THE BETA DELTA DANCE Best KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES jt Number 3 Friday October Before As Never How many students on College Hill know the names of the men composing the Blue and White football squad? For instance who are candidates for1 Has been on a Tour in The backfleld positions? From the number who appear Tjn(a Hasin Inspecting Agri nightly on Adams Feld to see the boys go through their course of sprouts it is to beinferred that some) cultural Conditions one per cent of the students are conversant with Aggie between football prospects scrimmage Saturday’s president Peterson has Just anil Frosh brought out three girls and about t u r nel from Uinta Itasin where he in forty men And yet here’s a team that every gridiron company with President Ivins in the Rocky Mountains is watching with tors mu and Rrossard attended a buan eagle eye Ute Indian fair various farm reaus and sundry other things perMAKE THE MOST OF IT taining to the agricultural Interests From every institution of learning in the nation of the great basin country comes the clarion cull of the “Biggest Year” It There is considerable trouble arisvibrates from the Atlantic to the Pacific There's not the ing between the Indians and a college or university in the land that isn't exper- ()V(r lrrignt0n water In the It’s magnificent! If the iencing an educational boom s thollght that many of 1)isjn a)u war has done nothing else the difficulties could be adjusted by tional revival the getting together of the two facAs in evert thing else there's a reason for this The tions So President Peterson and world Is becoming alive to the fact that It is ignorant President Dins were invited to interIts young men ami young women crave “to know’’ cede In the controversy They want their information first hand bo they flock The holding of the Indian fair at to the schools where they know they can get it Dus hone was chosen at an op There’s no need to write a volume of words The Pi time for peace making It gist of these remarks is this: You are here in the portune believed is by those present that the “sweep of college life” Grab onto everything you can was materially improved get hold of that will add to your fund of knowledge situation will come from Don’t find and that much good and experience This is your opporutnity conferences the out when you leave these halls that you didn't get The trip was made in an automowhat you wanted bile by way of Park City and Metier and proved to be very pleasant and AND FINALLY— We welcome contributions This does not mean devoil of any serious mishap Tin' party found the Uinta people These columns are open to that we beg for them badJubilant over the prospects of the words of criticism persuasion argumentation comwit humor satire proposed railroad The Uinta Basin mge approval reproach mand entreaty philosophy religion politics Bolshe- - is one of the greatest regions in thi country It has alvisiu or anything else— so long as it’s good posses most unlimited undeveloped agriculliterary merit’and is related to college life tural possibilities and metal and oil All the Basin needs to resources WHAT THEY WANT I e a dev cause eiopment of these Seven criticisms of Student Life: 1 sources is transportation One student wants mor and these are now assured Fresh ie ’ The party found that II 2 One wants more reuben’s a an Aggie man is building quite Senior) Inciand 3 A Soph wants it more dignified reputation for himself 4 A Junior wants more editorials dentally for the U A U as county of 3 Too much "Under the ‘A’ and more on the agent He has the whole support and Hill Doctor there out man every campus fi Doctor Brossnrd Inspected the plant One man didn't care what was in it management condipest and farm there was some life section in 7 A member of the more attractive sex would like tions that to see some class spirit shown LOGAN UTAH LT TO DATE FIREPROOF WITH CONNECTING BATH Rates from $130 to $300 per day Special Winter weekly rates now in effect Excellent Dining Room and Counter Service Popular Priees and Quick Strvice Barber Shop and Billard Room in Connection Especially attractive for Auto Parties M S IX CUES I’res LYMAN HYDE Mgr NEW 100 ROOMS WATt TIES OPTICAL DEI’IHTMENT In rharge of a Compel-en- t Expert Attention Given to Tenting of Eye and Fitting of Glass We have our own lens grinding plant and stock of uncut lensea Broken lenses duplicated and replaced in an honr We 'lake a Socially of Fine llepalring Conscientious rare Skilled workmanship Fair charge and broad experience have combined to build up for us a large and well pleasd cllentelle (lacks SIH EKWAKE Optometrist JEW El I(Y DIAMONDS ( IT MASS ll PENS FOUNT I'MBKEII S MEsll IllliS Wendelboe C M Jewelry LOGAN 53 Fast Store 1st North Street UTAH Dependability of the i 1 Dependability In a cream separator la especial y necessary during warm weather when the milk should be taken ca e of In th ahorteat possible time h-- w Scheby & Larsen The De I aval Cream Separator la dependable and with ordinary It will caatly last a lifetime care Th It Laval rapacity rating is dependable Each alze exceed Its advertised rapacity under ordinary and even under unfavorable condition D Laval Servhe Is dependable Fifty thousand agents th world over eo to It thst De (aval Separator are properly aet up operated and taken car of And above all the ! 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