Show uhlisli I niilrllls grades All Ihcir si o ii jraVi 111 Mi' vrlpi' nl w " ish ll t" si in si'lf inlil ri'M'd Ui'i'"l Hi' s i'l ii'I" l" ' '""si ' 'i'1 " akc nun secri ticket '' M- v later tlum lu' ’ III- Ui‘ I'm i DR - Nuni' ii i mis mill hit rtielrs mil Noted Author Lecturer: ALUMNUS n -- i n upon Ho-i- Owners miii In the I i '0 ' t 1Lva1 BEAR LAKE TRIP f a ' WILL BE TAKEN ' d' Hi Ui' o of i)I'oni lo a h WEEK-EN- Students Must Purchase Tickets Early In Order to (Jet Accommodation Deadline Wednesday I p m truck will morning at iaf 7 'Du mM wnA as Stturtli Liinl will nimn Sun- tukrfs hum c the-- trips 4 '11' mmD a mm- Ii Illinois nd i: mi t w In ha hat pa ut tons ir a Mund riglu tin did Has! Us gl rhii' onlv knows ou toai h - L! hrs H 11 or "a om ID a a ('d i” ailing u lad a a and im rsiiii la- - I Slrt’llglll of H‘t math " War it ml tin ID INK pi't iu ' ' a It t ini t d Mali ' h and “War it' Tl in of mg and ('oln-L- I" f w W nd d hocii lirxl anin-iiii- ' Of Mlhp" lx d iia' " A't man ' OlluT! Ills I d nir- Ipl1 Defeat Mose Rich And Joe Cowley In Finals of Logan Tennis Tourney Wl " inning Duo Down Cannon And Semi-Final- s Rich And Cowley Win From Law And Johnson NEPHI MAN RETURNS De- 11 s IMM Koti ndu :t dm In a t miix ' a n h a'Uh'i fit1 i nii I'lliOM n 111 kins I’: n rdiM1-s-nl- h- in' ol ID hits MTO‘i on h a- - tin mission- fish omni: ha t go 01 a- t nvmiy Hut Im ill' r- Igl lollWorld' !' ko ps ot lift oin It- h ll il j :11a I kill “ Geology Class Gives Mim-inp- g h- fi oin ' h tin -i “W hy Ani'-ricji- I a ad i"s laud Suiifnrl Jr " ll u id hail oin i graduate Mii:i:sn nit Win iciilttiral olh't yradiiat1 KoIIowiuk t)r AjH Y’iitslviii rf It’om OnI'omI with tionors ul'lhe Williiiip C Anilen-iiW'lnl an iMuhTgratluat'at t hi ipiirtiNn A t p h of Ltah A ui ten It ru t’olD uo Mr i’his-- VaU‘ Xnivi rsitv anil ilircclnr of Yah1 was ill In1 In hrturfr iy activo m sluo ir af-- ! liymiliisiuni l r lair- lit thr li is a charD’r Ur iMimr nkiT of tin1 cha Ilir lull Wrieuiaural iippi'iiriiiK la fort1 tin1 siudi'nls of Tail Kappa Alpha and Thurilay and Krnlaylul IT ami IS 110 wilt nli-i-i institution m a nnmh-laky iail "ill Ihi1 Km a in pinenl KariiHTi-ill the ' oi inf colh’L iaD- tD’hai-’hJ”ing Pr Anderson ioiih'- - in loyan as ho was award-his fh' I'oii inosl men of Amenea How-!"In mpn ii in one r t no 'dal us th f I’h j sii al Kdm ation Ihi lielil l ddiutor of th- vfdD'4 ' I’ll !’ a holilinS’ I's well ii all M P f h Ihiinn litis saim wis pr‘d-liidecree Kritin loyaa lo plans lo uo td t h stiiil-nhotly iiM'iua lo Alaska la 'ore ri'imiiiny lo New l ion Ilavtili Mt ( lit isi has r”coud a This Will rolii hide a series of York Halt ring nlDr I'l om a New Bivon h natioiial ami internat decided law him hut hits not as tional men Ili'yimiing witli Pr what hf will do Shafler Mathews im ludiiiB sin If men as Pr John A I mi- - Id' A K SteiniT Pr p S Ionian Pr A K Winship anil Pr Anderson Ho1 lertiire program Inomilil to I lili uiieipialetl opportunity for Utah teachers Pr Anderson Ims not ct anmoim--eihis siihji'i'l l Johnson In HOME AFTER VISITING ' r parting Faculty Mem- THE SUMMER SCHOOL! ber Token of Appreciadonbli'S of tion Surpricd At The Ma''nitude Llutrd SctoioO— Thf Summer Pr Eliot Itlackwelder Takes l'p Over I’rrrtslU'Ctw Work Of Pr Knappcn For The land sppiuiser for J Wl'avman Next Three Weeks Professor Loan Ihink In this lal farm the fi d' Lauds College -- j 1 111 iiniliil ami Wclacy llow-liolder- s of the luti'rniounlalli title repealed their perform- unco of last year by rapiurlmt the Liman doubles Util1 In the finals of the tournunn III held rwenily They downed Moses liicli and Joe Cowley III a four set battle with scores of S T 7 fi ll ! l riturtid Tluusdi) lo bis The Lmau duo which last sumo UnPer-ttPr tl T Knappcn of the home In N'plil after spemlink mer captured the city slate and InCummer of Kansas was presented with days vlslllim the National rmoiiiitaln titles played In nnly ti Anri-- r mid pen ami peril by bla cluss la School In sereioit at the Utah form mediocre although si (lines with company n ti re ) Collette In general Ben Int) last Week Jllst prethe brilliant ml work uf Hammond the of director ti iicken Aston vious to bis dipurtiirw on a neoloBl-cs- l Mr ami Ihii louif chops of IIowcll Sulislillon trip lo the mines of southern Niplii Kvpcrtnieiit brought applause from the gallery of our look to Utah Nevada and California I'avlmut catue to lottan ittttd classes spectators A collection was taken up auionj (he siimtmr set Itlch ami Cowley started uff In acuualnt-slicePic students and the pen and pen- and lectures ami talk with fine shape dcuelnii tho first ar a w ho are In tcmilar attendance cil pitrcliasid by a committee rltnneii before they ii n in her of limes be Wlo-Pr Knappcn In- for the pm pose of wntitii: up by (he class to the alialeity of the rurand farm journals troduced Pr Kllot ItlacKweldef lo event for the Hammond and Howi'tl pair the class the prcaenlnllon of th al newspapers uf lltc southern psrt hail lo evteiid llii'tuselves the limit uf the stale k'lfl ss made hut rame tlie (Irst set to win who was fotuierly In I'avman Mr ‘l hardly know how to cypress tc) hack and took the next act radly afA I ( the for special! appreciation of the iboUBlilfuItt 'sa act to the Is st ter being furred Into a of you students" declurrl pr KnuP Kvlctislon Plvlsion and who the aieond After laklug s first ranlo lsrm-erpen In thailklni! the rlisa 'blit I present one of the hlattes dty slowed up 3 the wllim-rset a of the aisle will aim In bla shall always cherish lie pen ant a service was ifoiutf poorlHalnnnmd CumNational pencil and the many plcaisnt boot1 articles to discuss the of b w y while Cowley slid lilch were plsy-luI have spent oil the campus of the mer school from the point better teamwork than they had bis of the piacllesl farmer ItivHU Utah Agricultural rolle" III Ibe deinonslisli'd pieV Imisly or bmlll the pionniO Pr tllarkwclder has taken over Impressions As a n stilt the runners up inaicli It atata Pr Knappen'a work and will ln the Iu the lain to Intel el s oi In CSplllleil III! Ililul SCI won s Instructor In the geoloiiy b pm Pimm I mm such au InatUulioii i HI ssld VII I'X isimnal 'I io not In W for (lie remainder of t It Hull e IS ll (lie I out I h set ll) loa"ipus nau Just bion Haus summer school Sed the Hanillioi Ills ms W mb II riiousoi hjeclusi' "I louay "llisi piopli ol is stale lull) an it np in to l Iu olio Pi spHi'iiate wlisl a bis tlie course In PUh I'll WM riot lilt nsiue t OWO) ' lul slioil until Iu it" Knappcn on hte tom ol in - viiai 1111 mil sCiool is t s ion diswu out skine and O' 1 1n1 iiiUeilut Him mill null slinuid s II stsl's Wlltslp'lv tin end mail'll winning ail M) lull’d III I Jnils’ tall a a" S tnsiinetinn S'OiOalisI IOi inalions In lio I dues a ! t set e ms i' ot couthitn I tan and will mail an ina hum th iaisv niwi "t mtal il tin i inltmais piu)ed Tueaday n ai leal In is and lomilr ssmla who mi ivicnsive siu 1) in th' inn noun llaioliond and Huwdl let H al " Klv Svada luiiuwtua which the) stimulus I a to am that wm i oin lund Jnhusim and Hvrum be 11 tain lo I'aiifoiUs ot Mest lunefll Will vl II some n or j s i w ' I Hi o I district s n wln-nln- u 1 dry-far- g V se' l' 1 I ii i I t oil lib a ll llH 'I j airplane lanilim1 leu mint liiisiid I Mamthan former student at the eoUem1 will In' Imilt east of the college by the lily ami Chamber of Coinnireee ar-- I comIiiib to won! n i'ently pin n oil officials Iieutcnant by ehamhiT Mauyhan may he in loyan for the n in a eilidiralion July 24lh and 2 Till Two years ami when Lieutenant liussell I Mamhan was rlsifint lo re he was so keenly interested In this mutter that he went witli a from the Chamber of Commerce and the city and looked over various sites aud offered reootnmeii-One of the le st sites wai (lalion the land Ivins: Just west of the city reservoir east of the eoHeyi' This Is ow lo d by tin1 rity and is covered with saue brush and iiervini: no real With the brush cleared purpose lit would make a Bond lamliiiK and lake off field The matter was al- lowed to drop and nothinn further wn done lint each time an airplane came this way uiid 'Specially Lieutenant MaiiBhan there was always the timstmn asked why Lnuun did Of course like not provide a fo ld all puldie improvements it was a t(iiesiioii of fuiuls MtY XIMT IOtHV Now thal there is a possibility of (Continued on page two) IT Flier Circles Over His Alma Mater And Home Town As He Leaves The West College bell All of them made two rushes one group for the windows and the other for the doors Word had been passed around previously that Lieutenant Maughan would fly over tlie college and every Aggie was anxious to welcome him The plum1 came down over the campus with a roar flying so low that all of them could see tho pilot give an answering wave to their antics of joy ami welcome The plane circled the campus and then flew on making many circles oxer Kiver lleightp and the residence of Lieutenant Muughan's mother He then flew hack over Logan circled the college again and after hovering over Logan a number Of times the plane was seen graduin size until al ally diminishing last it was only a speck on the horizon hut it left the people with a thrill or admiration and n sigh of regret for one of Uluh’s world famed mi'll one who had been raised In Cache comity had left them again to Continue the great work In which hb had engaged reached Lieutenant Maughan Salt Lake four hours after leaving San Erancisco While the morning fog still hung low over Golden Gate Maughan made Ills way to Crtssy field and shortly after six o'clock the speedy Curin' plane was hauled from Its hangar ready and lit for the return flight to New York It was when Maughan called exactly “contact" increased the flow of on page three) I I ruin-milli'- in II I onn Indiana 'I ( Kl iiix-m'- r h am Colit-- lie ha 11 loi t ' an r!l all i Din II v u nk t t mall ttlh d it s n i’l rmanv of an 11- Ids a M -I ma-n-- Ii Ini uu k i tir(l of loollnh ii stiiiiis?" “Vim i p d Hit ptdo-i!lcUMrt that OlP IW'-II- I' cD-ns- i j r' lo ol n h li a x r nr -- ' Ins o ii t s !( sine (D An ' ! a Transcontinental Has Had Wide Experience As A Is Clearly Seen As He Waves His Scholar Teacher And LecturGreetings To Crows of Students Watching On Lawns er List of Subjects Not Yet Announced Shortly after the nine o'clock classes had begun their work students were startled by the pealing of the fiilil mi noil j a T Will He Named After Lieutenant Russell Maughan City And Chamber of Commerce to Construct Field a g ICIi id Sf t (’hris-- mull ol Loaan h 11 ha 4 M o't lock WcD it r’pntt-- rl S I ' r ing un-- l t uid itn lxm dn al than Wrd n i'mJ a ar I p m Siudnit-dohirhij- g n It iiiitko tin trip nui-- t pur-chy- tin ir M 111 and th' hist m day w Last w rk aiToin iihxLi f mu Mt made or all who applu'd rir! Lak no lauso of flu t r- wtls m aciNiintmxLtiions in ih wn of linu--- ’ office imt laUT than i!t rn pii K'tnofw- who Imp Dr Winship d s n a oh d Ihilv JOliD Jordan will lo kun a ids or ic'iurrs- it lie Ltd-- j r Loijan is n c of nph-and aiitiiui ioi!tandui-in in ih in and n l h t L Mi MW Toilin' Ir M i partment To Follow this ivcM Scholar ai ()ford Imring iiis vacation WM !Dir Lako tpp ws st h ( Thf regular Hill li‘ ennt iiuii'tl nasium And Head of Physical Education De- of i raid gram lon his latlo r hiisui D Editor of Journal of Education And Author of FIELD TO BE BUILT Note Follows Dr David EAST OF COLLEGE Starr Jordan AIRPLANE LANDING of Laws Mag- llaeht-lo- J U L Y 14 BEGINNING MONDAY laiida from (MiriCs 'oil g iiiwisity Enulauit accorJ-m- na (him V - - in ” a giaduiD has just rou ‘ii COMES TO A E WINSHIP LECTURER RECEIVES Director of Yale Gym- Moms (’hi st oils Number 12 Edition LOGAN ON LECTURE PLATFORM 'A k j ' THIS PR ANDERSON Has Had Wide Evterienee As College President And Pro-- ) Hits I!een Rhodes Seholar Since Will Also Speak At Farmers En1921 — First Graduate of An campment To Stop In LoLessor Is Native of New York American Agricultural College gan On His Way To Alaska To Graduate From Oxford With Honors 4 vat mu lllirurj hunk eitlleil or School Wink' h Wilson mid Wil Annum aon tins In t n iiiisidm eil finding it must return it to lilunn It is in meat demand and It once there are no other rooms anulalih tor lihriirx use A M Monday TO BE LAST Twice Daily LAW DEGREE FROM During Week OXFORD UNIVERSITY n' Logan Utah Week of July 7 1 Lecture i (iciitimi ' lee IS MORNING1 THE COLLEGE i "iii line (ah Africult ural Col DAVID STARR IORDAN TO “ lectures lit fount I ' Di'i'l Shut Ionian In cm lm lloTlork this nun nine Ur the ol BEGIN SERIES OF LECTURES AT ii lii--'- ullii'' ‘I ly the Students Weekly p ' Hi )'! " mliim Sluil' ills "! iniiM Student Life EDUCATION' IS THE STEE1UYO GKEU 0U DEMOCItACY Ross L Fin nr y III! A h VMVSIIII The follow ing whs written hv Dr A Winship editor of the Journal ot Kdiicnt ion Iloaton "Lobuii Utah lias every scenic climatic and accessible aura lion and the Utah Agricultural College proposes t adil to these attractions ns good a seh Iasi ie and professional faculty a la proveded hv any summer school between tho seas " President Elmer George IVterson realizes that his college has been a maker of college presidents (or Oregon Idaho and all liisitutions In Utah He thinks there must he something in the atmosphere of Utuh that is artistically inspiring since iu proportion ti the population Ujalt leads all states in the union' in the production of artists dramatists sculptors soloists ' iu vts ut and IhstrumeiTfaT the lust half rchtury" lecturer Dr Winship will he tli from July 11 to IS following Dr Jordan and proceeding Dr William G Anderson Dr Winship was iern in In 1MJ He has had a wide exis riem e us a teacher and scholar receiving his Lilt D degree from the I iiive rally of Nashville in 18H8 and his LL I degree ut the University of Vermont Me became the editor of the Journal of Education In 188i 18 Since thut time lie has been a mem15 To Be held ber of the Mass State Hoard of Edu— cation In which capacity he served six car president of the National Association In Edticuilonul Press lSI'J was the Muss representative from Over A Hundred Idtige Tents to the editorial association DepartSecured In Which The isitors IHh to lS"t charter member of AnWill Live Pul ing The Encamp' Huston Chamber or Commerce aud a lie dubs numerous other iuciiiIh r of ment was Ihe anther of The Sop Life ot five thousand farmers and farm- llorate Maim Great American Edu- Special Lectures To IW Given wards Hunger Sigers' wlvts will attend the fourth cators Jukes-EIly Pr A E Winship And Pr W G Anderson— First Aid Annual farmers' Klirampmrnt to be nals Educations! Preparedness and Ea mous Farmers Itelil at Hie Utah Agricultural ColStation Te 1 Opened Ills list of subjsts has not yet lege July 15 lo I Kill Inclusive acA teniallY been announced program for the fourth cording lo an estimate made recentbaa annual farmers' encampment ly by W W Owens slate leader of In romtnltteo tha been by prepared county agents WOMAN rhurgg ami copies wilt be distributed Mr Owens basis tils estimate upon within the next few days It wsa anlast ye ax's1 attendance wilcb ran nounced today at the office of the UTAH well beyond the 3000 mark and upextension division of the Utah Agrion reports received from county cultural college The encampment the SCHOOL slate ATTENDS throughout agents on will be held from July 15 to Complete preparations are beiug In addition to th college vjimpus made to handle this large group of this feature the customary And llrother Over Election Winn One hundred large tents people an added attracoffer Serves Two Years As Mavor hsve been secured from Ihe stale tion the opportunity for th farmer Teach For Politics Ahandou road commission and many other of the stale to become acquainted inti are being arranged for In laigan with tha visiting faculty and special Those attending and Cache valley of the national summer summer women the of Any of the are being asked to bring their own toward school who hive session leaning tenia whercever It la possible to do Departmental msslimn will be conpolitics as a career would do well ao bv the following members of ducted to sis1 lid a few hours with Miss There will he no educational Judgsummer achnut faenlty: Nathe natlougl the now Stcoa Scurop attending ing contests held during the encamp- tional Summer SchtMil from Sallna Dr E Hranson of the University ment tills year because experience I'tsh Mtea Seorup ran simsk on Ihe of North rarollia rural economics In past encampments has proved that and aerial problem: Hr R V McBlatter with Ihe authority that ernio-demonstrations are much more valCollum of Johns Hopkins unlverrlty uol'iue the baa she for of experience uable and popular than are jnuging d 1st nit Inn of having bw Hit human nutrition: Hr Henry C Cow of Chicago The following demonstra- woman to b"ll contests of Ihe University oflice of mayor C fourth Im W f Ihn 1 Alice Hr the will during given tions hoist)' In any t tab city Hr of Chicago amdogy Annual Encampment: Satina la uni a large cl'y but I ntveratty Ihe id Eranten there The grading of beef rattle In- the elertum 7t)mond mayoralty cluding killing tesla the Judging f treated gull a stir over this and sur- of California edu ation: Bnlverotcy dull) cattle unsmi iiU nesses of the rounding aisles due to tha fact that C o Heed of Ohio slate hots pnitltrii rsponltmg and pouf It betaine noised sImiiiI that a piece farm meshsnlcg Profeweor E‘1 tJ l bad Hn Shearer o( tong Head I Itjr ID ruillns copper carbonate of feminine I ttVV a he Inter-ea- t primary education ol Wtnat teeia lor lit" glUlm i'd Into the political ring hnowu wa these It ncHonalty t when acceutnaled wa grading roolclii ot wheal ‘ f ' of the afore-Mi- d tegular enunei In Ir' t f potatoglutting d tnouslraliona Iu learned that the owner he will of rhlld-lil- t nutrition the elster of headgiar health lood piepaigUon ' elLce Clyaeeg Moore Of rtoihlug aud textile rxhlhlla only other rootestoul for tha of tbw e1: i member pond-feed ArU si u rialte in home larmshlegsi Mot of the a fjr ' aurl then sniileO bioadlr "I turn cost nine destsu exhibits turn Vl-- e I ' s'il T EKPECTLD IT P to Inclusive Complete Frcparations Made To College To Ue Scene of Handle Large Crowd Conference Held By July American Bankers As- sociation The hn uk UK Interests of Utah will he well represented til the bunker-farme- r runferrnrn which is to he held at the Utah Agricultural colli ge July aciurdlng to assurances given fetcr-suyesterday to director William of the extension division by M 8 Kcdes of Ojidcti president of the Utah Ilntikers uss'slatlon In addition to representative bunkers from various purls of the stale Mr Kccle said that the agricultural committee of the naaooiiitloii would be present conference Is Thu hanker-farme- r the Agricultural being prompted by Commission of the American Hankers Association with the cooperation of the extension division of (he Agricultural college The commission will Kua-se! be represented by Henna It Wisconsin of the University of amt W It Dodson of tho University of lorulslana The extension division l urging representatives of farmer's orgnnWa I for Ihu purpose Ilona to he of discussing the banking problems wo-out of tha tlale and helping to bea program of better rooperullmi and hanking iil tween the farming leresla I K n ll k Box Elder TeauherH From Idaho Win Iu Buccball Gallic Tin same ii Isis' Idaho and Mux wsa one ol suet lllifisl I tie likos '! so Will uiuichiil INat ol the insert i he enthusiasm Vet The llox hide!-Ilewas not nsn (Mind In their wou liy a si8v ol L a a (Vor The Idaho gills pis) the llox led a have Kldnr girls Mmols Itn-iitt-suiipni t (lint tin’ site Many Noted Educators To Conduct mental Sessions of nua Meet d EX-MAY- OR OF SAUNA tl f a rt I tl Prfnof treat-MieU- wli-g- J' mi f“ nihieicel r- -l v llef gnd il weiie Ii I ft ri‘t r t t’i ' |