Show I i Notice for Student Life should be submitted t the office not later than Wednesday of each week Items must be legibly writ ten Brevity is essential LIFE VOLUME XXVII LOGAN UTAH College Grad Advises Music Golden Wedding I Students are Kfiadel U r lort and found articles to Etrlett Uie office Watch the RtCaCa Board on the Inride pace for articles reported 2 1928 Greek Letter CADET MAJOR Study Abroad L FRIDAY NOVEMBER FT National headers To Be Present — In Session From November 5 To 17 of the Utah Agricultural College who has just returned from three months of study In the American School of Music at Fontainebleau advises every college student majoring in music to spend as much time as Is possible in study abroad The value of the atmosphere of hard work at Fontainebleau and the finesse of technique acquired under the French professors of music cannot be I overestimated Entrance into Fontainebleau where the 300 students range In 13 to 50 must be preceed-e- d age from by the passing of a rigid examination in the classicists and romant cists Students must know their Boch their Beethoven and their harmony theory Miss Smith commenced the course In the latter that is avllable at the Agricultural College A speaking knowledge of French is an excellent thing for the American student abroad to have as most of the J teaching is done in French Life a French family has many romanover in life the advantages tic castle that has been the home of French kngs since Francis the Actual contact in 'JI500 J First with the” people ofTrahce'heTps" in Two nationally renowned leaders who will be present at the annual Adult Leaders’ Training School are Mrs Charles Sewell chairman of the American Farm Bureau Federation and Mr John Bradford director of the PlayAssociaground and Recreation tion of America The training schbol this year opens next Monday Nov 5 and ‘continues up to and Including Saturday Nov 17 Mrs Sewell Is scheduled to be a special speaker Mr Bradford who will be here for merely the will conduct first three days classes in the Smart gymnasium to five each afternoon from three He will instruct in a games community singing philosophy of lecreation club programs and music appreciation According to Director William 11 rfo Pe£eisonr''Mr! Brad for cT's"' one’ or aac the outstanding leaders of tire the interpretation of the unination He is unusual in that he versal language music is wealthy mJ has chosen recrea- Straight as the proverbial hick-ii°- n Miss Smith found her sojourn in biding ory tree his face time carved a France Interesting nWort aSa meatls Irani many n shock of snowy white hair a Van of view other than that of wit the Dyke beard— all of these features points The famous jthe music student school W'lll be conducted this year serve to Impress the fgure of Johrf old forest at Fontainebleau the much as it has been formerly T Cainc indelibly upon of Barbison made famous the minds The these exceptions Is of those who meet him from time village Corot and Milht white brick-blothat this year Uie visiting women to time in the halls of this school by cottages with their Manwill sleep in the Home Economics He stands as a living monument sard and Gothic roofs all furnish Cottage Instead of in the Live- - to the school he has given his Interesting studies for leisure stock building The second is that life's effort to further ‘ hours a course in Home Literature is Since the Miss Smith has found the key 'to very founding of the being offered with the other pro- Utah Agricultural this the success in dress of the French College ject work venerable old gentleman has been women She says they have their clothes made to suit then individally ministxaive and teaching depart--in1-- ® dualities In exclusive shops and a' laments He has held the positions are patisfed with a few thl 1 adu 1 leaders of Secretary Professor of English simple things as compared thn principal of the Preparatory De-- n to the numerous gaudy gowns of of the College and Re- - the American woman who lacks foods partment fii either clothing during his ioflg nd eml-ho- that style called' ' chic management or home lit- - glstrar nent career Ha last position and the one he now holds is that of I HOOVER 1IIS Eighty-Fiv- e By Florinq Benson Miss Marjory Smith a graduate T Program Chairman Fra ts Pledge COLLEGE It was all over but the shouting when eighty-fiv- e Aggie men assembled in the gymnasium last Friday noon to receive fraternity bids Some of the shouting Isn’t over yet men The following eighty-fiv- e were distributed among the seven greek letter organizations on the campus: Phi Kappa Alph a— Odell Thompson Henry Linford Newell Smith Lowell Smart Ivan Smith Clyde Littledyke Donald Bennion Reed Openshaw Harold Reading Howard Bennemort Paul Grace A Holmgren Henrie Duwajme Golden Stoker Erwin Sheffield Carl Bellingston and Robert Jennings Sigma Chi— Jess Martineau Jed Abbot Alvord Budge Max Worley Darrell Crocket David Calder Alan Hulme Mark ’ Neuberger Preston Larsen Edwin Jenins George Losee and Omar Budge Phi Kappa Iota— Rex Dibble Kyrmel Hickman Charles Dunn Merlin Shipley RojaLAtetisen E1- mer Randall Corliss Smith Tom I VOTE Sill OVER 892808 American College Students Participate in Vote Conducted By College Humor In the recent straw vote taken of 892808 college students by College Humor Magazine Herbert Hoover received a vote of two to one Analysis of the vote showed that Hoover had the majority in thirty-eig- ht states and In the District of Columbia The biggest-votfor him came from Montana where students voted G O P 39 Charles M Griffin w as appointto 1 In the East Hoover received ed Acting Cadet Major and Bata 1 majority in the South talion Commander of the College Smith swung easily to a 5 lead R O T C at the regular appointin the Central section Hoover ment of 1928-2- 9 officers made last earned each state 1 also m the Tuesday during drill period West Hoover stood Vir1 A total of eighty-on- e students ginia cast the most votes for were appointed to Offices in the James IL Lin for d- Smith Pennsylvania the most for College unit which to as organized Hoover The laigesf percentage in into three batteries These new any one college was 20-- 1 for officers under the supervision of Smith m Mt St Mary's College the military department heads will Emmittsburg Maryland The lardirect theactivities q£ the College gest perciiagafoeKovcr m any -Battalion” cl unn g" the school year‘ "lorTtRi" X&itn Ward ''OoWetr one college was 18 1 at Wheaton Welch Harrison Parker Clinton according to Lieutenant Hanley College Wheatou LL The appolntements made were Merrill Fred Deschner Owen JacTwo others favored by students as follows: obs Kenneth Gillespie Harold were Texas Guinan n and Will Acting Cadet Major and Batta-lloWelcome Dad and Mother! Reed Johnson Milton and Texas Commander Charles- - M Shields received on Rogers This will be the pass-wor- d one-ha- lf one of Griff in Delta Nu — Eugene Hubbard the fourth Annual Fathers’ and entire student voteper cent of the Cadet Captains and Battery Day to be held at the Grant Redford Mothers’ The voting was supervised by Commanders James - Underwood Wayne Cardon U A C on Friday November 16 Jacobs James Roland August C Battery will the Individual college newspapers George Larson BatThe doors of Institution the tery A Vernal Seasons Battery Raymond Parker Harold Lilly-whi- be thrown wide open and on'irl tne South the students cam 13 James Filmore Allen Han- every hand faculty members and paigned extensively for their Cadet Captain and Battalion sen Ronald Jones Spencer Hayes will be ready to greet Alma Linebaugh Eldon Ashcroft the incoming parents and Invite Adjutant Wendel C Phillips Cadet Captain and Battalion and Gerald Wright them to thoroughly inspect the Supply officer Arthur F Layton Epsilon — J o h n different activities earned on at Alpha Delta Cadet First Lieutenants WUliam become acquainted Stark Charles Webb Raymond the College Partington Wallace B Scholes Robins Weeks Newell with the faculty the student body Lawrence C Calvin Wixom Battery and J and the iarents of other stuWaldo- - Peterson ' Cyrus dents Rennel Smith Battery A Wv W Ward Hammond and J Edward Davis Maughan Forest Barr Owen CanDr James H Linford is chairnon Ronald Flamm Milton Ses- man Battery B of the committee In charge Cadet Second Lieutenants How- sions and Nephi Manning of Fathers’ and Mothers’ Day 1 ard WilliamSi Battery C Norman — n o E d Phi Alpha Gamma Dr Linford announces the comJenson Battery A Nolan Olsen Westenchow Odell Harris Cyril pletion of anangements for the Battery B Larsen j entertainment of the parents and Cadet Master Sergeants and Larsen and Raymond audtor u— Hyrum Seeley for their enlightenment as to the First Sergeants Alma H GardOmegaTa ‘ oftheir sons add Traffor Wood-hou- activities Tha landmarks of progress of ner Battery B Owen J Olsen Clark Watkins this institution have passed In unJunius Baird and Elwood daughters C BatG Nelson Battery Jessq Dr Linford has been a' long ceasing procession beneath tils' obtery A Bingham servation of Mr Caine From the time leader In affairs at the Utah Cadet Master Sergeants first breaking of ground and the Color sergeants Glen C Agricultural College He has been Clark first classfoom exercise to the prea member of the college faculty Battery B Kenneth Vanderhoof sent numerous buildings and intrt-ca- te since 1913 and previous to that The College dramatic season for Battery B he has been this year will be curriculum time acted as president' of the on “FathCadet Technical Sergeants and opened closely connected withthe College ers and Aethers’ Day” by the Platoon ‘"Sergeants “Donald Oruik-shan- k for a " Brigham Young College j Is number of years Mr Caine the oldest membet production of “A Kiss for CinderToday is 'Logan ' Kitdi School Battery A: Newel G Elia-so- n Ellis Doty Delta Nu and former 0f the faculty and has but fecent-Agg- ie ella” He is time at in Alumni Dav and all foimrr Logan the present Is being produced The C Vernon M Budge play Battery while attending the U A jy celebrated his golden wedding by the Jester’s under direction of Battery B M J- - Bankhead Batcharge of the National Summer HighSchool students are excused C-- B Y U game at Provo last (jay He and Mrs Came were School held annually at this In- from college classes to attend Mrs Ruth M Bell the cast of tery B Herbert T Griffin Battery received quite a large!ried on October 24 fifty years ago which includes every member of A Webster B Hunter One hundred Cosmopolitan stitution and also heads the the assembly at Niblev Hall Thf C Battery on Page Two students faculty members and powder burn and wound result-- 1 m the Salt Lake Temple and have theclub program to be given by the alu(Continued on Page Three) ensu-owere accidental from the dined and and their guests Ing discharge labored together during the f mni Isas follows: Talk Dee Davis “A Kiss for Cinderella” la a a small cannon which was be-- ! mg years in harmony and happi-In- g three act otherwise entertained last Wedaccordian solo Darrell Crockett James M Bardrama by used to “punctuate” yells and 'ness are serthe parents of rie “a dramatist of whose popuHorticultural Show They nesday night at the first of a saxaphone solo Leon Halverson songs The accident happened nine children six of whom are now larity In the theatre there can ies of dinners which will form this be banjo solo Ewart Swiryard talk when Doty who had been operat-- 1 living school year’s activities of the club j no doubt'1 His plays are well Alvard Budge dance Ruth Smith — uncannon 9-moved it the ing Booked A more democratic and cosmopolNor 10 and Fan Is Eliason known and Especially have "Peter ‘ aware that It was loaded TheW i Pan” and 'Quality Street” lived t i itan mingling was probably never the Immediately cord attached was accidentally I hp I of 10 I A11CIT1 preceding well through the past twenty People football' game the alumni under According to the new quarter witnessed at the college vviwui tripped the gunpowder exploding deOthers of his plays are schedule now In operation at the many unacquainted on the cam new In location and years Entirely the direction of George ‘Peg’ and tearing a large wound in Mr “Alice- - Sit- - by- - the- - Fire” “Dear the annual horticultural Bankhead will conduct a pep College the Fall Quarter wdl close pus met ate and conversed with sign To The Leopard Brutus" "Mary Doty's leg First aid was imRose ” "The Ad- at the time of the Thanksgiving out show proclaimed by those who rally restraint mediately-- summoned and Ellis is mirable Crichtos” “The Little recess gnd the Winter Quarter After the dinner the guests as- saiy 11 las it yearas one of thejnost The game between tug Crizziioi now In Richmond Providing no Twelve-Potin- d Minister” ' “The will begin on Monday"”December sembled for a and Nortn Cache whicu starts at and intro beautiful exhibits of its infectious complications set in he program beis a known fact that the cat Look” “A Kiss for Cinderella” 3 recess It The Thanksgiving will be on his feet In another ductions Mr and Mrs Niki Pal-w- ai Utah will be opened to the public three o'clock wiil be on the Crimbelongs to the feline species yet was written in 1918 gins on Wednesday noon Novemweek or ten days stilled the crowd by singing Friday and- - Saturday Nov mber son field the Barrie's 28 to and continues of ber and It has never been explained just felicity humanity — A feature of the day s the bana Maori song Mr Crook presi- 9th and 10th In the banj ro n of been welded have by following Monday where the connection exists My expression at the Hotel Eccles at 7 introquet of the main dent the building organization until In been courses he has New practically every recognizProfessor Caine shoulders shall bear the brunt of genius oe 'gn o clock All alumni faculty mem A new and striking ed as a “sceptic who doubts only department of instruction in the duced Mr Paewai who accompanbers student body officers the boastings of mankind an iron- - Institution will begin at the time ied by Cleopha Richardjave a worked out in apples will be 1 a- - are Is Chapel Speaker theIf explaining guests Laura Bankhead you will examine your cat Professor Daines an- tured setting forth the keynote of B toto be t°slmlbtress jaUghS onjy at human pre- - of the Winter Quarter Many new vocal solo an(i thl it tence and a sympathetic soul students from every section are swered the question "Why be Cos- this years show which effectively Professor John T Caine was caref ully you will notice that to will respond to toast following resemblance time who at the a to pities everybody” striking register expected the speaker at the weekly exer- bears mopolitan” with some frank state- urges wider appreciation and use pollyRich Joe Colley and Kea-- of I Barne is both a sentimentalist and according to Dean F L West ments “What neth xrotman on the cause of InternaUtah grown fruits cises held at the Utah Agricu- a leopard in shape stealthiness and in no a realist his In he inconvenience will find plays they ltural College Wednesday Profes- and visibility at night They both the explanation Utah Grows Makes Utah Grow” lst After the banquet the student and tional hatred out a at work idea nes contrast to of the their j college taking up sor Came a ho has been dirggi prowlers and howl body will entertain the alumni at Last year approxi- that cosmopolitanism could be an the slogan of the show plays It Is that point connected with the college for lor -- eis Well the transformation oc- - large extent anIn some as informal dancing party in tho an the is While antidote again Apple” "King new island students 150 in “The by registered provided mately ty years spoke on the subject S gymnasium - H in- - fealme PlLshow — The studerJAwece Admirable in others displays Crichton” the foreign de Winter for the Quarter ‘“The Salt Lake Theatre” He statcontrast Is supposed to be either The School of Agrculture will troduced Mr Vargus of the Phil- Utah peaches grapes and pears j The program for the day ed that whin in 1870 his father m the ofcers vho the land of dreams or of faery In offer a particularly heavy schedule ippines made some stirring remarks wdl be of Interest A display oflarge was in Washington D C- a newsfollows" Presdent Marrim-M "A carthree for Kiss Cinderella” Is the It undercourses of nuts of and the value during exotic subtropical fruits concerning paper article announeng his arriPresident Vic° Merrill Cia3 and In scene ried out a land of December the of months of by January is also expected to evoke favor- Hulme Secretarr Ruth Smith val in the capitol made the statestanding each other the good dream school expects this and Mr able comment February and friendship education ment that "Washington has no In his plays it is not possible to the largest Increased regstrauon Suzuki and Mr Nishimoto from Iheatre equal to the Salt Lake Of Interest to everyone will be laugh at Barrie's women charac- Many courses in animal husbandTheatre” Professor Caine related extensive variety displays Spur Club New (Continued on Page Three) the be man ters and the dairy may though husbandry ry dairy his experiences as call boy at the a short description of This Decem-byear without will moderation at On Aggie Campus sevlaughed begin manufacturing old playhouse and described will be given with each scenes Barrie's with their variety 3 piavs Talks eral of the outstanding characters Merkley are a The Winter Quarter continues of realism and make-beliethe fruit Including quality seaand jiicturesque figures among of Spurs The tenth chapter son value for eating and cooking national To Commerce delightful change compared to the to Friday March 1 and registraGroup co-e- d the actors of big acquaintance pep club j sex plays that are produced to- tion for the Spring Quarter takes will be of etc information This (stajec on the College campus last Ttio remainder of the program world on Saturday March 2 Under day to the theatre-goin- g consisted of two selections by the The weekly “Business Men's interest to all users of fruit pnday when the former of Score fall humor is clean and whole- place the schedule Hs the previous Another feature of particular that became a member College choir scriptural reading some and his pathetic scenes are Quarter continued to the Christ- Round Table” was held by the Miss Marcella value to growers as well as stu- national society comapd prayer by Professor Joseph of business and students new arrangeThe recess mas impressive A Oeddes and a string instrudisplay Schneider of Bozeman national ment makes possble a longer merce Wednesday October 1 with dents will be an extensive mental selection by the Swlnyard of packed boxes entered by stu- vice piesident and expansion ofand N W Mr their consequently Winter acspeaker Merkely Quarter brothers Chester and Ewert “The Twelve Pound had charge of the mitu-- ( a better quality of work The Mr Merkley’s subject was “Buying dents in horticulture This wdl ficer Continued on Page Two companied by Professor B Cecil exhibit an makes each be quarter by also new supplemented Autoof in Look” the in Student Body of plan Selling Appeals Cates on Three Continued equal length Page was approximately mobiles” Special emphasis Last Call Made BAND EXPERT laid on the importance of the Today in Student Body meeting 1 Boxelder Club ! sales-ma- n how consumer the will knowing Club Jesters VISITS provide the rOF Scribble Stories J the frames his argument so the Elects Officers The prdgram will j entertainment :i know Class can in advance consumer Cards Frosh J P ?ith ' November 10 Mr J J Fiaia three years solo what arguments with w liich the i’he Twelve-Bo- x u 31U theSaturday last dav on which mater- trumpeter for the Liberty Para Sale For UrarD betA will him confront salesman M Distinctive Pound The Look” Barrie Ready J at by Elder county students Concert Band tmd considered one wjy jje accepted for puba salesman cast is composed of Conan Math- ¥" T ter knowledge of why - jJ TtOI the best trumpet players ui Nation in “The Scribble college met and elected officers cane ms as neaoes ews Hobbs Bernice Qulnorganizes ClasvTsrds are on sale now jthe state of Utah demonstrated A meeting for all seniors Gladys to fill the vacancies existing Quarterly” As the magazine the prospective buyer for better This will will go to press shortly after jney and AUen Cannon price $1 oo Everybody buy one :$ome of Lie fine points of comet wiil be held Monday Nov 5 Under the chairmanship of in his decisions we’U have a big party judgement be followed by a song and a in Room 280 at 1:00 o’clock ‘playing at the college band n- that date It leaves but one Lillywhlte president of the on various business (and Lectures as from be as not wild writers the ambitious of week for senior will may it hearsal last Monday Mr Fiaia conclude stunt garb from were the goats Samples Box Elder Club the following cs are given on Wednesdays Due Junior's because we aren t 'slaved a number oi solos for tie several manufacturing to finish their articles the program “The Candle Holdelected: De Lone Valentine but to the fact that some articles band and illustrated a talk given quite as experienced weekly from 1200 to 1:00 in the ers” is the title that the goats panies throughout the counand Newell Ward sechave to be revised many everyone will have a good The by the Band Leader on ‘Building try will be showm to the least room of the cafeteria stunt fol The have their given retary time C'mon you green-caThe Di&pfram lor Bass Insiru- class for criticism times freshmen writers are Every for discussion next Wednes- topic The dub members Voted unanibtlle- - class be there if a must show Surh points as attaec senior raents” spirit 7 will November “Tne be n J ar were made cfcr The and high-tonmously that- all graduates of Beal “say” brought out of in Sales the William Reeder facl“n8 the Evelyn ! to Ferguson Join r?D!Pms invited Resome spirit-l- et's Cannon not let It Mr Fiaia has aiso agreed to River High- be articles to Allan Donald Hansen Anderson ’ts! Kn'f as inasmuch be Use soloist for a concert which editor or to the Student Life mjmber seniors Monday at t All students interested are in-- s die down organization ' the band intends to tiler m Rex Dibble President membership is intended to include- 'office Ice tliCoC i to vited and attend 'ires tendq n c bo-- j in Hie u all of Box Elder students I 1 4 V d1 1 4 if I I I'M: I 1 F1 H H tjj UiVco Fnint1 folk-danci- Tnfhltnri a f wuticgc Charles Griffin ROTCUnit Names Officers For School Year Fel-ste- ad e 3-- 7-- 3-- 3-- Doctor Linford Will Supervise Parent Program I ck te ed Jesters Have Ahd Mothers s' - se Treat For Dads 'and Cosmopolitan ClubDraws ! Large Crowd mar-Saturd- ay -- - NeW Quarter Opens Dec 3 For lut J ! - lu r - -- er ve 1H'I islbf if theij COHR r ! Ir m Al-d- en com-topi- nt i ps Ja£ f helrf tug-o-w- es ! toj lm II-- jb - ir jf k i |