Show EDITORIAL STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College ' Printed by the Earl '’ & England Publishing Utah Co Logan mail matter September 19 under the Act of March 3 for mailing at special rate of postSection 1103 Act of October 3 Entered as second-clas- s 1908 at L6ganUtah Si7 Acceptance n age provided for-I1917 authorized August 22 1918 1 aside to let the faster man make his way ahead of you — and giving that faster man a hearty slap on the back as he goes It means that you want victories and successes for your college so badly that it scarcely matters how much you or the next one has to give in the winning of them This is all leading up to the idea that besides our catalog courses we have courses here in playing clean ball games writing superior stuff for the school paper acting and singing and speaking in making our school the best school and our men the winners and if you are leaving all these to the ability and patriotism of want somebody else you ought to go where they ambitionless stereotypes instead of virile college men! When you se an opportunity to be something bebe sides a mere student follow it up If jou win tie and be lose If to best the you surprised proud very much surprised and very proud that t ho school has one better than you The fact that you tiied puts you that far a lieu d of the one who didn't Don't leave sehind without a whole row of honors symbolizing real efforts pinned to the lining of your collegiate EDITORIAL STAFF GEORGE P BARBER ’20 Managing Editor Associate Editor LUCILE TALMAGE ’21 Associate Editor RUSSELL CROFT ’20 ELNA MILLER ’21 Exchange Editor KINNIE CAINE ’22 Under The “A” colisei (lee T NADINE FOUTZ ’20 Society Editor SORABA Such Is Life “RADIATOR RIDERS” E W ROBINSON ’20 Business Manager With the opening of the school year there comes REPORTORIAL STAFF into being a new generation of “radiator riders" and 1 V D GARDNER H B EVANS J ’21 ’22 A HENDRICKS ’20 CHASE KEARL ’21 DOROTHY WKILER '2:? lEROY FUNK '22 VERNAL WILLIE ’22 IETTIK RICH '22 HOILY BAXTER '22 M WRICK IINKORD '22 or arnat ion of the old Familiar to all agriculturists aro insert pests These “riders" might well tie called “hall pests" Tiny interfere with their own business and also the business of tile re-i- X As Never He You Mmt Huy Q-iality Best Known as the Mexico is expected to add to the in cosmopolitan spirit of the College has S Harris F Dr future near the with the just returned from Mexico many of that Interesting information country that of the leading people are investigating our slate college and find that It suits their needs bettor than do any of the other The schools in the United States climate of Utah Is very much similar to that of Old Mexico Also the high reid lands of their agricultural consame the problems have gions disfronting them as the dry farming tricts of Utah have Rnmulo Kseavar president of the at Agricultural College of Mexico well is Cuidad Juarez says that he I tali Agri-cupleased with the wav tin to solve is helping ural College the agricultural problems of the state and that he Intends to send tiis son hero tis soon as he is through higt) school Several cithers of the fore similar most men have expressed sevted that opinions and it is expo fore KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES The Best Known Moderately Priced VaiueOmsideied Colors Guaranteed fELI Koran's Foremost Clothiers lt those who don't belong to the species these BoThey congbinu rate at the radiatbis Volume XVIII Number 4 lshevists and argue on religion socialism or my tiling Friday October 10 1919 else and their voices raise in howls as they protest atai"st somethii g contiery to their beliefs and they eral Mexican students will register WE DON’T LIKE IT The Editor believes that it was a mistake to make i ccaslon-iRgo so far as to protest with their hands at the College for work this winter out of the bookstore a confectionery establishment and feet This is not because he doesn’t eat candy He patronizes They’re a no mice to society SMI I E DIN Cl IM ’S W said counter twice a day — at 11:30 a in and 4:20 p m They should be suppressed The idea is this: Students blow in to the bookstore hi purchase a bar or two separate the randy from its ONE FREE HOUR A DAY office i '(other l:iv in tli' mt by can’t there tie one hour in evei covering and cast the latter disdainfully upon the floor div when siv uv whit lb' imp-r-- i clubs i lasses and com mitte s an There are Opera bar Nut Loaf Soldier's Lunch without being rend in' k belli’ si w iNon UV president Hava bar Ruff Stuff Hickory bar and Peanut held aecountutde (o the faculty? l with l lit bein' v i inter famous muncher boxes scattered from the President’s office to There is absolutely no free hour in the week except u brick Widtsoe Hall Thursday at 11 o'clock and that hour is given over to The hails look like the Cottage Grocery on Sunday tile student body Classes are scheduled on Monday i in m easv chair Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday from 12:00 'll ns sat night edit u r blew in there into It's the young and wild element in the student to 1:00 which is supposed to he lunch hour This th' 'so kilo him hi ins smile you croft — body that is sowing the seeds of discord some of the leaves no hour f ir holding meetings that is available to 'n lus breezy stile — kind d ail students Thus it is tht no student organization tli' w ink in his eve The upper classmen discountenance this practice can meet on any day at any hour without conflicts If a meeting is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursdav “reuben” sez he in my ear Why don't they put a stop to it? It's a blot upon the brewin' for us i fear school’s escutcheon to have the hall littered this way at 12:00 classes in drill interfere If a meeting is 'there's trulde u wrote about si hetluled for Monday Wednesday and Friday at 12:00 th' sorosis and betas 'll left til' thetas totally out Watch the blackboards and signs posted on the or any other hour classes at that hour make it imperaAnn remember — tive that the meeting be held on Tuesday and Thurschapel doors for announcements u cant “course they're jeloiis punctuality is a godly virtue day blame Faculty members have been heard to remark to students: “Hold your meetings at 5 o’clock" This is th’ gals fer callin' it a shame AGAIN: GET INTO ACTIVITIES uv praise College days may be crammed full of books and rank nonsense With classes from 8:00 to 5:00 with T give th’ others oodles all these days them examinations and nine-pag- e 'n themes but you’re not a scarcely a break how many of us would care to ignore plumb put in college man without something else Unless you have an additional hour? Really- you know we must have “write a pome uv limpid lines expanded far beyond Bueh little personal matters as some time to eat study and sleep own We education you have failed as a real college your want a definite hour in every day when there give ’em sum uv yer superb rimes let music flow man Because college means so many things besides are no classes scheduled when organizations can meet from yer pen mason does yu kno class It means growth and cooperation wait and service without being “raked over the coals" by the like faculty for and loyalty — and hard knocks It means stepping sluffing classes bluebird “they gave a dance at th' maintain chapter houses so far this HEATING PLANT hall REED ELECTED observers say t'was a denied swell LINK EDITOR fall due primarily to the scarcity of BEING ENLARGED suitable places but two organizations ball are In fraternity houses Those are twist th’ words around yer pen The Ag Club held Its second the Delta Nu at the corner of first With the volumetric reduction of 'n du It justice if yu can” meeting of the year In the club east and first north and the Alpha the mercury students may be glad room last Thursday A desire to com- Delta hemlock” i exclaims Epsilon at the corner of first to learn that we are going to have “gosh-al- l club of the the plete organization east and second north an ample supply of hot air this “how kin i write about them dames was the reason for the meeting being birds A clear Idea of what the average winter in consequence of the enlarge- if tell about them called George Barber presided and fraternity man stands for at this In ment of the heating plant there'll be gossip tu strong fer appointed Doug Cannon temporary stitutlon can be best secured by tellwords” The additional room and equip secretary and treasurer to act until ing what he does In school life ment at the has of course plant Morgan McKay returns to school boosts He either as been made necessary by reason of “but” sez to buss “ole scout athletics Editor of the Ag Club Link was a star performer or as an enthusias- the new out buildings which are to be i’ll du anvthlnk tu help yu the first office to be filled After a tic rooter he is found in the cast of heated I think uv them what Heretofore the heat has I'll let vu kno somewhat prolonged consideration the college play of the opera he is been furnished from ’n I'll du it with mv pen" three boilers of candidates Joseph Reed was on the debating teams he wins me- which aro being replaced with new i’tis sed a feller should tactful be unanimously elected Mr Reed had dals in the public speaking contests ones the dimensions of which are around th’ bush — hi gee experience on the staff last year and he takes prominent part in the many 2x18 feet There will be one addi 'll beat mv way I comes rite out not well that’s should handle the publication clubs which reflect certain phases of tioual boiler added at but ’n present tells th' world what I thinks about The Ag Club Link is a paper life and he is always well reufficlent rocm reserved for the inpublished monthly during the school presented on the staff of the school stallation of more when they are so when i go ahead 'n write year by the club with the cooperation paper and of the Junior year book needed The work is being done at about th’ thetas it's goodnite of the Extension Division of the ColThe many places of prominence a cost of approximatey $25000 to convenshunal established ways lege The editor will select his own are not held by fraternity men beThe buildings on the rumpus are uv paddtn' wurds with lots uv praise assistants cause they are fraternity men Rath- connected by cement tunnels through Another important Ag Club posi- er they are fraternity men because which light heat and water are so listen dose just fuller my line tion was filled by the election of they have in them those qualities that conveyed and which permit the keep yer ears open all th’ time The make for leadership For character- passage of inspector Ameen Khan as cheer leader and repair 111’ I betas an skilled in Cupid's ways all “Duke” Is an active enthusiastic Ag izing the fraternity life of the school men practiced In some Instances these ce- they’ve man and should arouse all of the as well as that of fhe entire student ment Incasements provide walks an their latent "pep" In the club body Is that democratic spirit which example of whhh Is the walk from Oh flddlesth kg i'll have tu quit regardless the south end of the Main Building Although the election of these men says that each student for I can't write another hit was of considerable Importance the of families or wealth must be judg- to the Agricultural Engineering I've recched th’ limit uv my space Building most Interesting part of the meet- ed here by performance u all before I struck my pace recthe to Is needless that It to say of how discussion was the ing may he it's good I )iad tu atop spend money left In the treasury reational and social aspects of fraler attrar some of the thief are life It was derided that nlty from last year before disclosure's gun went pop! the to Join students which lure real tions a into be should this money for ther'd uv been scandal tu wake put Men of like I OK IDAHO Ag Club “bust” to be held Friday Greek letter societies th' dead October 12 at 12 o’clock This Inter-- 1 Inclinations alms and tastes when The University fo Idaho reports 'n niavbe bring axes down on my feres with lunch but those who at-- 1 associated together enjoy each oth- the largest registration in her hishead a are out for - From Reuben' Rimes tend will not need the cafeteria meal ers companionship About fifty per cent more are tory chairman of the j good time and to get the most out of registeted than In past years Ralllson Leo In addiMantl Utah committee amusement promises a college life This association I OF NEVER! Influence a has 6 1919 broadening' tion Oct eats of real profusion The University of Nevada is to which la very beneficial build a new 183000 Educational Utah Ag College At the College the respective fratThe building is to he of Logan TIIE COLLEGE FRATERNITY Building ernities work in complete harmony brick three stories high and will Dear Sir: Completion is keen between them but have marble Thl l to inform you that 1 am floors and stairs The Agricultural College of Utah good fellowship reigns and square 12 of your best 8 C throughout This Is the first of a expecting to get particularly fortunate In the type tactics sre alwss upheld as parafor laying nxkerals of n ew buildings to lie erected White Leghorn f frnternity that has grown ap at mount In their relations on the campus purposes — —- - - le Institution Instead of develop-i- g II JYours respectfully WASHINGTON HTATK COIIIXJK a group of organizations that act UE-NBOOSTER FIRST The Evergreen the weekly paper I a drag upon school srtlvities and TO BE PUBLISHED OCT 18 p ibllshed hy the students of the tat Introduce clannishness and snob-- I Washington m hool Is agitating the ah ness with the Student Body the M EIWTI NT TA1LOIW From One) ! Pago a become (Continued wearing of green tups by the menthave power-ieternities con hols iif the freshman class llcpulrlng and Dry (leaning part of the school life striving Doted for pappy teams that put The Urge registration r the advancement of the Inatltu aiderahle smoke Into every conflict N IMione IHIfl reported Itl W With an additional week to col- from all schools In the west U alike on we In from (he State College of Five well organised and fourtahtng lect and organize football dope a alieet to look forward “are Washington may at thee In existence are nternltUa annual appears imiGimi toi NG iM Eltsin C Named In order of date of or when the MM The student body of the Brigham anlzatlcn they are Sigma Alpha BAUI1KR Nu Young Carol Delta and University has been given the Woodruff Helen I 7eta PI Phi Kappa lota Cowley nd Alpha Delta Epallon While It It spent the week end at their homes lit rdns of government to control with 21 SOUTH MAIN STRUCT I's ow n he practice for all farternltles to Halt Lake First National Bank Lojran Utah UNDER U S (JOVKRNMKNT SUPERVISION Resources $150000000 BANK VOI R THIS MAKE HOME FINANCIAL v Ia-koo- STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING S U M M E R MONTHS don’t-give-a-- ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS am! 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