| Show PAGE TVvu STUDENT E TAFT HENSON TALKS TO COMMERCIAL CLUB EDITORIAL The STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah gathered College in Commercial the cafeteria LlfE Bulletin Board Prizes For Voters Through the Republican National committee Mr Truxtun Beale former United States Minister to Persia offers cash prizes aggregatlng 31000 for the best suggestions ior the Republican platform by youn j oters both men and women in this country Those interested see Mr I rimley for further information dub Wednes- day noon in a get together chat and College Agricultural luncheon and then repaired tr roori 302 to listen to a talk by Mr E Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Company Logan Utah Taft BenRon cashier of the Farmers of bank Entered as second-clas- s mail matter September 19 1908 at Logan and Merchants Savings Logan Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special In a 20 minute talk to about 30 rate of postage provided ror in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 members of the club Mr Benson authorized August 22 1918 spoke on the reasons why commerHe showcial clubs are organized EDITORIAL STAFF S A It Contest Try-Ouforce of ed such ’20 the organizations in George P Barber Managing Editor Try-out- s for the Sons of the! Lucile Ilalmage ’21 Associate Editor promoting civic improvements usOratorios' Revolution American some of the Russell Croft ’20 Associate Editor ing as examples Jan be held will contest Monday In Elna Miller ’21 brought Logan Alumni Notes achievements o clock in Room 2S0 at j Roosters Commercial ’23 about the by Athletic Editor Ray Olson Adaliene Barber Under the “A” club now known as the Chamber Wanted Farm An invitation to all! Nadine Foutz ’20 Society Editor of Commerce for A Farm Manager is wanted to af Ssraba Such is Life members of the college club Isthmus Service Canal the Panama Pearl Oberhansley ’22 Special Writer of Panama Applicants must be reHulme Nebtker ’20 Special Writer of lent agricultural graduates Sybil Spande Exchange Editor r on wlth is work proE W Robinson ’20 "Je Business Manager! dub announces that The and pa dairying igresslng on the plans for th'j Com-- ! gardening REPORTORIAL STAFF to with month a is promotion $150 V D GARDNER ’21 merelal Club Ball on February 6 LEROY FUNK ’22 if months six a within month $200 with MERLIN COOK ’22 Business men have VERNAL WILLIE ’22 makes good the a appointee over to J A HENDRICKS ’20 big LETTY RICH ’22 the college boys put For full particulars see Secretary CHASE KEARL ’21 nartv HOLLY BAXTER ’22 Brimley at the President’s office DOROTHY WEILER ’23 MORRIS CHRISTENSEN '21 THATCHER ALLRED ’21 REUBEN JONSSON ’22 CARRY ON CLUB V" Chess and Clunker Toiirmimen BRAMWELL PECK 23 WINONA CHERRY ’23 ELECTS OFFICERS All Aggie men are eligible and In- Volume XVIII cited to enter the chess and checker Number 16 On dub The Carry formerly tournament to be staged under the Friday January 23 1920 known as the Federal Barrage held direction of the College Y M C A f Strategist! smoker at the Commercial club beginning January 2fi A DEPARTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY The of the squared board should sign up The College sadly needs a department of photography It appears from rooms last Friday evening Investigations made by Professor Robinson of the Publicity Department members consisting of the men in with Mr Wrisley at his desk in thi of the College that the institution could well support such a department training at the U A C under the “Y” room and he on hand when th There Is a present approximately $2000 worth of photographic work Federal board for Vocational Re- drawing for opponents is held were addressed bv being done for the College by down-tow- n photographers Of this amount habilitation B Casto Be-- o Buzzer is work pnd Prof Prof is Were and of for George the $800 $1200 College departments Creep Miss Lois Beckstead there a College photographer many (the majority) of the students would Ray B West The 3rd Annual Be-N- o Creep will B(af!(d in the Smart gym at 9 patronize him when they wanted pictures taken for their own use instead entertained with several piano se-- 1 of going to down-tow- n ctions In addition there is much photo- o’clock tomorrow night photographers After refreshments were servd an be work done that should at the College that is not being done graphic because the institution is handicapped through having no photographer on election was held and the following Notice men were placed in office: V M the grounds Lost strayed or stolen from the O winrh-collegA good man could pay his own salary supply his own materials and CofTey E J Holmberg ’Y room four queens with on the accompanying H G first-claWiriek and L a Fish at studio of the College out his first year's work Bishops equip Knights There are many reasons why the students should “puli’’ for an executive committee W J Cham- Rooks Pawns — als and Kings official College photographer Had we one prints would doubtless cost bers W A Perry T Jones T B twenty books from the “Y“ library less than now and the trip down town would not have to be made It Kennan and A Nord on the enter- Will those who "borrowed” twe and F M ihess sets and the "Y” books please would be more convenient to pose for a College photographer right on tainment committee the campus Flashlights of dances etc would cost only about one-ha- lf as Lund and C J Nielson on the 8(‘MrPturn them immediately so that wa much They now cost $6 The local photographers charge approximately committee Harry A Warden other College men will not be incon-- ) -of publicltv to the posnioi elected half ct that amount for making the trip to the College from town vpnpned The Y" room Is for a’l ' The College photographer would be a member of the Faculty and manager College men perhaps would teach a course in vocational photography to those students IK) YOU KNOW MltS MAYCOt’K? who desired the instruction Hand Hall Tournament This move has been agitated for some time If we don't have a College tournaThere will he a hand-bal- l of “The ment At a recent rehearsal 26 photographer now we will have in the near future Proper student sentiJan open starting Monday ment will do much to bring about a long needed Improvement when it Is Perfect Baby” the propaganda pla for all students who wish to enler the Those to be given during the Round-ugreatly needed — this year desiring to enter may sign cast was urged to have their parts their names to the list on the handperfectly learned by the next day as ball bulletin hoard in the gymnas INDECENT DANCING At the afternoon matinee a week ago there was some indecent dancing Mrs Maycock would be present at Schedule for games will be later The small Spald going on Ninety per cent of the students were immune to the attack that rehearsal arranged “Who is Mrs Maycock?" asked: tugs hand ball will he used in the of “shimmyitis" but ten per rent took advantage of a golden opportunity a freshman girl “Did she write the! tournament and shimmied to their hearts’ content COACH JOE JENSEN We pride ourselves upon our clean sportsmanship in athletics our fine Pay’ Students at the l A C who democratic spirit our high scholastic attainments We and rightly should have social standards thaat were faultless and that we could Justly not know Mrs Maycock do not know Wanted: A Democrat! one of the leading spirits in College pride ourselves upon Democratic National commit The As We don’t believe that faculty supervision of dances will ever be neces- - Mn1 8ate home economics work woud nke to get in touch with We believe that if there should he any chronic state leader of home demonstration a young Democrat at the College to sary at the College hnoni offenders who persisted In dancing Indecently that the upper classmen aKfna 8le 8 one at this in ‘ tje committee "interested in the state women most 'and helpful of and leading sudents the College would promptly “nip them In the He must he situllon She is a link between the College bud” who wants a in dean polities She In the State With this one possible exception College dances this year have been and every kitchen civic of leadership and high standard Eng-clean The Ag Club Ball the Frat Melee the girls' dance in the Women's has taught public speaking and ldPal con(rning the ad- llsh as well as home economics and were all above reproach gym and the Girls aar8- Titos ni'n'8 ra°n an unusually well trained so is rBrimlev The worst blot upon any institution would be an unsavory 8‘’ soda! fills H"r‘8’‘1' P'”18 woman for the position reputation She has planned the program forj up ap hMp the state Housekeepers’ Confereno) reward XVavman offrB articles from students are not forth hlch a ill take place at the College which rule a slide rp(urnof coming they can obviously not be since some time lost le when the women and girls of thej published With this end in view viz: the state will realize as never before Smith-Hugh- e Man of a paper that will be of what an efficient woman la leading Good Job for “LINK EDITOR DEFENDS In man A experienced strong Interest to high school boys and aid the way In the difficult art of homePUBLIC TION teach to Agriculture” is wanted them in their club work enntribu-- building In the January 2 issue of Student at the Metropolis Puhli Agriculture criticisms' tlons suggestions and Sal- Nevada at Metropolis schools Life an article appeared criticizing ln be Kiady rpcHvd- - Dut n th TO A IIARI’V jury $1800 a year Write Bertha C the Ag Link staff and the paper In future let all criticisms be of the in- Kneymer Principal of Metropolis (An Appeal) general The critic it seems does tolligent order and ba4ed upon a Nevada Public schools Metropolis voice thine with ao not clear muchly understanding of the publics- Speak not like the policy of the Link’s Information for further And let me talk with mine editor and associates and would U°tt criticized nerves iumost mine not REED shatter JOSEPH In new some Pray ideas have them adopt Ag Club Meeting For I will call for wine Editor Ag Club Link the Link’s edition Club social and buslnes An Ag from issue lips that thy aounds The No matter what the publication be held In the Commewill meeting Scsrce none could call devlne large or small there is always room THREE SPECIAL SHORT COURSES down town Monday rooms rcial club mad me I And at for me they drive CONVENTION AT UTAH for Improvement and therefore) A 100 28 at 8:30 p m with thine January me not So stay But criticism Is often beneficial Th i desired Is attendance cent per this criticism must he of the Intellifor In those over time will be meeting I sent thee late a sleeping drug (Continued from page one) gent and constructive kind and In- who are going to the Oneida-Aggl- e much so thee) hon’rlng r Into a few hens their (Not laying criticism constructive telligent and Erosh baahetball game to get there Its use demands that the critic undersand "tore eggs which will sell for 80 As In the hope that by before the game commences doz The Tractor la In the) Thy lips would silent be the nature and purpose of the pub-jn- i screams may shed this month and the crops are j Thy voice in racuous llcatlon criticized V YC-It rise but or stored either marketed away bv Is Link Club The Ag published Remember the game betwein the Issue from thy heart — the U A C Extension division In Ahla Is a busy time for the egg! Moans church basket- aeveral j But prithee dam they flow of speech Farmer five and the Never the less growers Club the with prtj Ag conjunction shooters tomorrow night at seven Until we’re far apart andmarlly for the purpose of linking to- - wives of progressive farmers o’clock In the II Y "coop" who are specialising gether the various Ag Clubs In the those students Winter Courting Because in Poultry raising are taking adhigh schools of our state In I K taken your amnionlated In“Have you mass of of concrete the of this tact material may appear In vantage "Here Zohel put Jenson: Prof of Iodine?" the paper which Is not of any special formation that Prof Byron Alder tincture on the gloves and box" "Yea’’ Re- has made available for this course 1 Interest to college students 7obel: "No I’d rather not tabloids?” cinnamon "And fowls your of preparing way Special from Ag the contributions and I ports nearly killed a man once when had "Yea” tit home table as well aa Judg-AnCluba are welcomed and published the gloves on" balsam?” "And the Flrlar’a and feeding for the greatest egg though they may not be Inter-ji- n "How did that happen?" Prof: “Yes” of the eating news to advanced students! production are features 7obcl: ”() I was looking back and "And your onion porridge?” high school boya no doubt find them'iourae The members spend the over a chair” ran "I have" and In them see new j noons In class and the afternoons In ” me kiss "Then you may (the laboratory or at the poultry Ideas for their own cluba — London Opinion j The house directive Intercepts Tha critic also laments the fact Varda for the practical aide of the following note aa It waa being the that faculty member and not more instruction and then — Freedom of speech la the liberty passed from Theta to Theta tudenta are contributors to thej "Did you more Thellss some to Hera again the If the good apple tree that has to r wrhat you think anwithout paper each monh bn new a hss ’know Vt Grettle I that thinking what you aay— a purpose of tha Link must b taken tha most club thrown at It esme last nlght- -st 9:00 p m’ — Sudent Life Maxim W Interprets It Ixti et'aliaratlon and also that If ts exr NATIONAL BANK' PROTECTION Get the Right Bank back of you and your business will expand more rapidly First National Bank Logan Utah Under U S Government Supervision Resources $150000000 - STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS 1 DURING SUMMER MONTHS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Office South Main Street e ss p Cache Valley Commission Co LOGAN UTAH HOTEL ECCLES LOGAN UTAH UP TO DATE NEW FIREPROOF 100 ROOMS WITH CONNECTING BATH Rates from $150 to $300 per day Excellent Dining Room and Lunch Counter Service Popular Prices Barber Shop and Billard Room in Connection Special Attention Given to Student Parties and Banquets Special Winter weekly rates now in effect M S ECCLES Pres LYMAN HYDE Mgr d-- ! j ' Pan-Hellen- i Pul WATCHES OPTICAL DEPARTMENT CIXH'KH SILVERWARE JEWELRY DIAMONDS CUT GLASS FOUNTAIN l’EN UMBRELLAS MESH IMGS - THE HOOD f In charge of a ConseOptometrist Expert Attention Given to Testing of Eyes and Fitting of Glasses We have our own lens grinding plant and stock of uncut lenses Broken lenses duplicated and reIn an honr placed We Make a Specially of Fine Repairing a care Skilled workmanship Fair charges and broad experience have combined to build up for us a large and well pleaaed cllentelle nt Conicl-entlou- C M Wendelboe Jewelry Store LOG AN 63 East 1st North Street UTAH I:- i I 1 j A d Make Sure of Your Cream Separator Early in 1920 There’s io happier or better way of starling the New Year right than by making sure of a New Do Laval If you are either without a cream separator or are using an Inferior or machine that should be replaced For three years now thousands of those who wanted a De Laval have had to wait weeks for It and many have had to buy a second The demand grade separator has aimply exceeded the possible supply though more DeLavala have been made each year than ever before More and better De Lavala will be made thia year than ever before — aa many aa available plant additions and skilled workmen ran trodure— but the demand gives every Indication of being even greater half-worno- still Order your Deluival now Its cost by Bpring See the nearest De Laval local agent at once or write the nearest De Laval office below for any Information desired THE I)E LAVAL SEPARATOR CO 101 Itroadway NEW kOltk till East MimI Ison Ht rrct CHICAGO HI llrel Hirer NAN EUAN ITS( |
