Show o The Creep which was oiginally booked for March 16 bat postponed on account of the men ingitis outbreak will be held next Tuesday Be-N- Xhd Beta Delta Sorority If holding an Eaater reception at tho chapter bouse - Sunday Everyone Is VOLUME XXVII LOGAN UTAH FRIDAY MARCH 23 1929 Legislature Appropriates Money From State Funds LISTS For College Building Plans SOCIAL STAGED DELL i Increase Women’s To Be ance Appropriation Nominations Held By And $175000 For Li Co-eFor Next Year s brary Are Most Im Executive Officers portant Turns Out ic Grand invited Success 1929 ! Executive Council Passes LDS On Students :Tq Receive TO BE DEDICATED Activity Awards May 17 r Awards To ' ' v - Eighty-On- e Creep Booked Be Given Students For For Next Tuesday Extra Curricular Acr tivity At Palais d’Or e students were pass- Be-N- Six Schools To Confer Degrees Upon One Hundred Seventy-Tw- o Candidates ds The Palais d’Or was GRADUATE NUMBER 2L o once more for a delightful scene of music lights graduation Applications and colors yesterday evening Bachelor's the with degree have ic when the annual Women’s By George Barber Nominations for officers of the been received from 172 students Ball was held As a result of the action of the Associated Next Tuesday Women Students night nearly About two hundred couples State Legislature in Its recent were held last Monday at a spe- at the Utah Agricultural College every Aggie In school will creep gathered In the hall which was session the College is reasonably cial assembly held for the wo- according to the report just over the polished floor of the with novel decorated artistic prepared to continue its develop' men of the schooL Candidates issued from the office of W N Palais D’or while the Bluebird touches The decorative theme was ment and growth according to for three positions president 'Bell assistant registrar The ap- Sevcarried out in the usual combin- administration orchestra is doing some strange authorities and secretary schools six the scheme but eral important actions with Tela were named A short program Pllcantf represent ation of a one-colthings with music a triumphant back- tion to the College were takfen by was given preceding the nomln-!- 0 included agriculture home economics The annual Be-N- o of the five sorority ban- the Legislature Creep the arts and science commerce en- Probably r' the atlons groundwhich Informal of the were hung at the most Important were the subbiggest ners Martha present Stringham and education In west end of the hall Beneath these stantial increase In maintenance year has finally been booked for of the A W S was nomin- - gineering on candldates for the and on the platform was & profu- appropriation and the appropria- ated to succeed herself as pre- March 26 Due to the recent insion of palms and plants making tion of $175000 for a new library sident Blanche Larsen who is Bachelor’s degree there will be vasion of spinal meningitis at is the several candidates for the Mas-oth- er building The Increased funds for president of the Spurs a retreat for the the college it has been necessary will make possible maintenance ban-ne- rs candidate a custom the ter’s and to number large degree Contrary of this 4roiie were not made jif plain paper certain very necessary expendi-tuies1Marigh -- JJennioru and --Rhea! of candidates —for- - the —norm at- - tocbange the-da- te Badly needecT laboratory Johnson were named for several times but the above date "o7 ardboai'd'tmt of fabric The diploma and for a moderate while Beatrice Allen The candidates for the Bach- Is definite sorority pin painted in the sorority equipment of and Ruth Petersen and increase are candi- elor's colors rested in a background of strengthening At the present time ticket degree who have made apof to meet the needs dates for the office of secretary the same colors In the lower right the facultyIncreased plication so far are arranged by sales far exceed anything known be will Elections held greatly Monday registration of corner was banner each hand Agriculture: In past years and so It looks like The new library will be one of March 25 between the hours of schools as follows: the sorority crest John Adams Parowan Lyman a record crowd will be In attenmost the 10 and 2 improveImportant evenfor the The main feature Bennion Logan Golden Bingham dance ments in of the way expansion Blanch nominations a intermiswas Preceding dance during Alma Burgoyne Logan o ing The shields will be used unhas recently return- - Morgan sion given by five girls from Myra that the Institution has ever Clarence Burnham Brigham Ivan this year in preference to the arfn- its for dergone Though plans class at the Logan High Nelson's can decorations that have been are not at all definite ventioT atPultaan School The girls represented the building used previously and while it Is work will be begun on it in the talked of her experience Dean five sororities on the Campus Each near futiire to be an Informal Robert Dahle dance the Logan talk also a short gave Dancy A5jjham wore a white ballet costume with Davis are trying to get away Garland Ive Both solo the Station by Ruby Bergstrom piano Experiment ribbon decorations corresponding and the Extension Division reEames Peston Lee idea as Guyman from the rough-houcompleted the program Henderson much as possible (Continued on Page Two) George Huntington ceived moderate Increases in their Pan-Hcllen- vice-presid- ! ed ad-he- ad or -- Be-N- wSgtom cEin Be-N- os se Joseph Dewane Jensen Hyrum This maintenance appropriation Henry Jones Malad Idaho Rusincrease will allow the Extension Engineers Stage Editor sell Wes- Buzzer Keetch Grove Pleasant Division to make certain needed ley Keller Logan Ray Littleadditions to Its staff of specialfield Tropic W N Monson Tradition ists The Experiment Station reNames Associate Hyrum Nireaha Paewai Logan ceived $15000 for Its work in the Leland Peterson i Hyrum Curtis investigation and study of aniOn Monday St Patrick's Day Spalding American Falls Idaho mal diseases This will be the Each spring an additional asthe Engineers held forth tradi- Arnold Standing Arvll been time it Ogden that pos The class of '29 has shown rarej Begintionally in royal state Stark Salt Lake Reid Wadley sociate editor is appointed on the ning in the morning at 11:30 the Pleasant Grove judgment and vision in Calvin Wlxom Buzzer Staff This year although adequate attention Engineers met In the engineer’s Burley the type of gift that its competition on the staff has been Idaho WoodThe Marlow madea special Legislature club rooms where they formed In ward Franklin Idaho will leave as a legacy to U A C appropriation Vciy keen and anyone of eight of $15000 for snake-danced through possibilities would have been a According to President Layton llghtlngi water maln and heat a body and School of Home Economics: Enand library fair appointment Mr Weldon each member of the class will be for needed pre- the main halls and Matilda Aebischer Vera repair Logan Burnham has been seiejlta tertainment was furnished dur- Calder Vernal asked to make a small contribu- Continued on Page Three Cannon Mary Mr Eumham was elected early ing the noon hour by the tradition of $2 or thereabouts to be (Continued on Page Two) tional initiation of junior memin (he year py the iii ux A t used for the purchase of a gift — — new bers on St Pat’s Day The Guild to represent the art interand In addition will be invited to Junior College Debate Lowell Owen Olsen members ests In the Book Thru his very subscribe to the Library Fund School Of Jensen Vernon Benniorf Vaud Agriculture professional attitude and cooperaThe purpose of limiting the conkissand Bernard Nelson tion the 1929 volume will be filled Teams Clash Monday Larson tribution to a small amount ed the Blarney Stone In turn and with unusual plates-- modern whereas seniors of the past have Lands Five able from received generous spats dynamic valuable contributions Trophies He given considerably larger sums is a hands ceremonies After few has received enthusiastic help Thirteen contests are on this the to definitely encourage members from other members of the guild engineers had some group debate of the class to support the Library year's Junior t College of The and of five handsome taken receipt incoming Ruth Smith Conan Matare pictures students schedule Eight Fund silver trophies at the College is including officers and dispersed hews Evelyn Palmer H Rosrn-oaito participate in the clash- outgoing At an 6:30 informal Dean ‘The seniors could not have listed C announced Kenneth by banquet Everct Thorpe inf Ronald according to announcements and dinncr-danc- e was given for Ikeier of the School of Agriculture Flamm chosen a wiser course They are es Two questions week this made At members the and Live the a as last Stock partners evidence of their will be debated Ogden In fact the hope to make the leaving gift were In at- Show the Agriculture- Club of th book a About regard for Alma Mater By subtruly artistic and worthwill be next tendanceforty Atcouples contests first The Mr the was In successful banquet to the Library Fund they College winning while volume Is based largely on scribing of with the toastUniversity as Monday the beautiful Balt Lake Tribune Dewey Clyde presided are making possible more and Idaho Southern Branch the Interest taken by school artOralie master Professor Feldman Vaud for the best student “pep' ists better books for the new library will Larsen Horace Miller Dr Israel-so- n Trophy Stirland Vcrda and Cragun stunt illusThis consisted an of A number of have gone to They are pledging their support discuss at the A C the negative and Professor Winsor re- trated judging demonstration us press making itplates to the Alumni Association and of the possible to print “The sponded with toasts that proposition cow tho famous artificial ing the border and first thirty pages demonstrating their loyalty to U Jury System should be abolished The party was a huge success “Milk of Magnesia” A C in a very splendid way They this week in the United States” The same and Is traditionally the engineers silver Four other have trophies are setting an example for future day Merrill Anderson and Austin annual celebration to been donated the college by “Little classes to follow They have In- Fife will uphold the affirmative The new incoming officers are: progressive friends of the School Women” dicated that they have a keen of the question in Pocatello On Vaud Larson president DeLar of Agriculture Each spring quarconception of the needs of U A April first the affirmative will Tingey Crowded Vernon ter judging contests will be held C They are to be commended debate Weber College In Logan Bennion secretary Adrian In horses beef cattle and and House Wednesday hogs for the intelligent action they while the negative will travel to Wright reporter sheep and the winning student have taken The next day the negaOgden of in class will stock have his each The Considerable uncertainty sur- tive will contest at home against Rev Ray F Dunn presentation of “Little name engraved upon the respec- Women"last was gogiven Wednesday rounds the location of the new Westminster the affirmative 5th tive The cup trophies however evening to' a crowded house Salt Lake City April The Talks to Students will remain library Several suggestions have ing toaffirmativethe pro- - will to permanent travel Theta Phi are to Alpha players been made and are under con- the of the College of be heartily commended for their Reverend Ray F Dunn of the perty sideration but as yet nothing Caldwell to meet the College Mr John M Ritchie of Charles- excellent performance First Methodist Church of Salt ton Utah has been decided upon Locations Idaho teams a constructive long The cast was composed of exworking on the Lake City was the chapel speak' breeder The considered Include the being of exhibitor and perienced players who very ably Jury question are being coached er at the Utah Agricultural Col- class Percheron horses has high (Continued on Page Two) predemonstrated their ability The Tak lege Wednesday afternoon by Professor Rutledge a handsome horse trophy part of Jo the of the ing as his subject “Pilgrims of sented discussions girl first The donwas beef for cattle Freshman Read who always wanted to be a boy Reverend Dunn The cup other proposition ‘‘That the Na- the Infinite” Union Stock ated the by was Ogden taken Webb Clarice to work God’s is should by Meg World showed adopt that To Fifty Greenlings tions of the (Continued on Page Two) the older sister was played by immediate naturalize the supernatural or In the Russian plan for Emma Perruca who will be re29 do tomorrow March what be words will other disarmament” The annual Freshle play for at Logan Verdan Larson and is considered Impossible today WEBER CLUB VISITS membered from “The Mollusc” this year "Fannie and the Serv- Rex Amy the younger sister was porDibble affirmative and Rex God’s highest work according to ant Problem or The New Lady Hunsakcr ALMA MATER trayed by Gladys Hobbs whose James Fillmore the speaker is to spiritualize the and name Is well known in College Bantock” by Jerome K Jerome negative will oppose teams from natural and bring man to a Is claiming the time and attendramatic circles meet the genwUl could reach than he A C They higher plane the Branch Last Friday members of the tle lovable little Beth sister whose tion of all dramatic green-lin- the said Reverend Weber Christ same opponents a week later alone annual made Club their was chosso keenly felt by all When Mr Myers death oth Dunn was a friend of God and home-comiOn April City heglra to the Weben by the class as coach and in Cedar by Beryl Bown will debate Dixie Normal at man for he was God “naturali- er College where they participat- was played they was director read the play Tuesday St George played by Gwen Rigzed” and man spiritualized ed in the morning chapel exercisThe over fifty members of the claps the “Evolution” - said Reverend Dunn es a noontime by part of Mr March was Dr Maeser is coaching - “is a friend- of banquet and the taken by Foster Merrill James has turned out to hear it Try-ou- ts it disarmathe religionrlof promenade In the evening Jacobs in the role of are by means of the cast system teams considering helped us to understand the uni- college club having been Invited to Laurie appeared Fred Hodgson took the Six casts were organized which mTheqjunti1o0rndebating fying factor that leads to the In- The College a program in chapel Leonard of Professor Blaer Mr means that nearly all who heard manager is Merrill Anderson finite” Other numbers on the give Judkins president of the organ- part Brooks the tutor was played hy the play read tried for a part program were a string instru- ization directed the presentation Emerson Abbot Aunt March mental trio by Professor B Cecil Mr Myers gave the advanced the following: a talk by Dr that isascible old lady whose Gates and the Swlnyard brothers of students in speech and play pro- Summer Catalogue former presiChester and Euert a vocal solo W Wof Henderson sharp tongue was feared by all duction the opportunity to act Now On dent the Weber Academy was played by Thelma Fogelberg This by Miss Marjorie Lamb accomas Judges at the seml-fina- L Moench by Mrs Ruth Laurie's Mr Lawrence Miss Cleopha Rich- grandby was for the purpose of furnishing panied Moench and Mr George Catalogue fatherby- -' Sterling -The Summer-SchoPmfpuair rT?piihu Q—L HiU Bell rvppripnrp to I'Hnpfc Acfcih'iP Larson The part of Hannah was offered the scriptural reading daughter and son of the founder come upon that problem in their for 1929 is being pruTEEa of Col-les- s and of Weber College Folowing the taken by Bernice Quinney At this time the ing to Dr Linford head t prayer communities two tne talks Miss Carma Francis gave The part of Mr Brooks was Correspondence Dep three best casts were selected summer-schois musical readings accompanied by orginally played by Eldon Hanbroadsides or 5 A R Oratorical these who Faculty members will Judge Miss Melbourne Beckstead son who dropped out of the play to select the one culars are being mall®d n° three be rendered two piano selections Booked after the meningitis quarrantine Today mailing of caU o?ucs will group of outstanding performers the next occaPresident Judkins took the Emerson Abbott was chosen to week Requests for inforThe play offers roles for Kin today and deserves oratorical sion to Invite the student body take his place concerning this years The finals of the mation eleven winners to of visit Weber much praise for his quick and summer session have been received contest for the medal awarded and faculty Dibble Rex to WednesA as a C According group as far east as at each' year by the the U ready Interpretation of the part The Invitation was e freshman class president this is from individuals as far south as Sonstheof College the American Revolution day April 26 Weber will the most important frosh activ- Connecticut and and College In accepted will Student take been described has An Body place egotist ity It is the only financial op- L°InStheastate of Utah authorities meeting today Donald Wads- furnish a chapel program on the as the' student who goes about the besides has class W the Tracy campus declaring that he is losportunity Darrell occasion President Aaron Welfare and Infant worth Grant Redford expression on Child Interested In Crockett and Maririner Me Prill stated that nearly two hundred ing his mind furnishing dramaticof talent and ’ Studv are especially College for the abundance make the pilgrimstudents would has will be the speakers that the up under I the” fact the A bull snake at Bessay hall enthusiasm stored I service of Miss Swee- - The Judges will be Mrs Carrie age to Logan secured green caps In the afternoon the Club visit- at the University of Nebraska Hendricks Mr Fred Hammerly Preston ed Weber County high school lost half Its nose the other day and Judge George D The medal will be awarded bv where a program was given be- during a fight with a small white The rat had been given to Mr Adrain W Hatch represent- fore the student body Dr W W rat the the snake for food Besides muting the Sons of the American Henderson explained to them alms and Ideals of the U- - A C- - ilating the snakes nose the rat Revolution The contest was won last year and called attention to the pur- - also bit its tail and back leaving deep gashes poses of the Weber Club bj Merrill Anderion iw weeU Sumror-Schoo- l &M Seniors Display Rare Judgment In Gift Choice Party i 'janythingike ni - Attracts nt high-spirit- Play ed gs ng Press ol Mrs-Marc- Eighty-on- trt Grant WUl Offer ' j The dedicatory ceremonies fot the new L D S Seminary building will take place Sunday morn- Vice-Preside- nt - -- College Granted $175000 For Library Building m Joe Prexy Hili-stro- m - El-m- Rass-muss- en MENUS tilfliT SraTTETfhf'''Hl‘ an annual SUBSIDES given each a:ir-cas- ’tmSrtonp’Ve I Dedicatory Prayer ing beginning promptly at eleven o’clock according to a recent announcement made by Dr W W Hendersen President Heber J Grant of the Mormon church fa coming to Logan to participate In the services and will no doubt offer the dedicatory prayer The services wiU be In charge of Dr dent Secretary Joseph F Merrill and Treasurer Editors of the Dr C N Jensen SuperintendBuzzer and Student Life Cheer ent of Public Instruction will be Leader Song Leader Executive one of the visitors and invitations 1 De b a 1 ng have also been Council Dramatics out to GovStudent Life and Buzzer Staffs ernor George Hsent Dem Managers Basketball and Swim- George Thomas of the President Univers- -ming— drutSK President F S Harrti Students who will receive recog- jtty of the Brigham Young Universnition for these activities at the and numerous other celebclose of the school year are as ity rities throughout the state follows: Pesident Heber J Grant Dr Lund Johnson President of F Merrill Dr C N JenStudent Body Joe Cowley Editor Joseph and President E G Peterson of Student Life Laura Bankhead sen Editor of Buzzer: Joe Thomas of the College are among the scheduled on the proCheer Leader Sterling Larson speakers while it Is likely that other ffer Song Leader visitors will also Student Life: June Monson distinguished James Scott George Bankhead participate In the services to preparatory Lettie Israelson Franklin Rich- theArrangements ards Alan Hulme Maxine Bagley the dedicatory services are under supervision' of Dr Henderson Gene Pedersen Melvin Janes Von (Continued on Page Two) Robertson Robert Hadfield John Christensen John Loosle Therma Scoviile Emma Perucca Jesse Nelson Thelma Johnson Dallas Johnson William Ballard William Morrell Mona Bowen Welden Me Entire Debating: Darrell Crockett first year Vernon Israelson first year David Calder first year William The Utah Agricultural College Morrell second year was given $200000 for building Buzzer Vernon Larson first purposes when the legislature year Dorothy Watkins first year passed Howard P Leatham’s Phyllis Ballam first year Orlene amended building program bill in Jones first year Martha String-ha- the closing hours of the session first year Thelma Peder- Friday March 15 Of this sen first year Ronald Flamm amount night $175000 was designated first year' Harold Reading first for construction of a library (Continued on Page Two) building $10000 for a veterinary ft clinic and $15000 lighting heating- and water mains repair Call Named Under the provisions of the bill the University of Utah will re- - -celve $285000 for building purOf Box Elder Chib poses the Branch Agricultural Cbllege $35000 the Utah State hospital $175000 the state InJoe Call of Brigham City a dustrial school $50000 the school Junior was elected to the presi- for the deaf and blind $125000 dency of the Boxelder Club at a and $300000 was authorized for meeting of the organization yes- the construction of a hnny Mr Call is succeeding for the feeble-minde- d terday Alden Lillywhite who left the As the College the College at Christmas time to con- most affecting tinue his studies in the east bill is significant provision in the naturally the one making Other officers chosen were Myrle for a library Limb vice president Ned Wald- available $175000 When the news reachbuilding ron secretary and treasurer ed the that the legislaThe club membership is made ture had College Included this item In the of up Aggie students whose bill as passed just before the two homes are In the vicinity of Box legislative houses a Elder county and Bear River The wave of enthusiasmadjourned swept the are students members following campus It was the culmination of the club: Sillis Adams Alden of efforts over a long period of Rolla Rich Lillywhite Mary years to obtain suitable quarters Reeder Elaine Hope Hinkley for the and the building Nelson Reeder Milton Ernest combinedlibrary with books being made Nelson Voscoe Call Delone Val- possible by funds being raised In entine Elbert Beecher V’aldo the fund campaign- - will Peterson George Losee Joe Call assurelibrary an library for U Clarence Burnham Lloyd Davis A C and adequate will thus alleviate her LaRue Tlicmas Yeates Yea’es most pressing reed at this time Glen Koford Leona Cummings According to President PeterEh a Simonsen Mildred Ander- son funds for the construction sen Roma Hansen Mae the library building will be Charlotte Pearse Virgin- of In July and the buildia Kotter Myrle Roberts Mary available will likely be erected someLeola ing Call Armstrong Pearse the next academic Leon time during Edith Powelsoi Seeley The building and grounds year Christenson Ray Faoer A M committee of TrustHansen Melvin Burke Richard ees Is now of the Board on plans to be Orme Clark Melvin submitted working Madsen to the state building s Mathias Lucille Jensen for approvaL PresSchow Elmer Jeppsen Uarda commission Peterson announces that Scienson Gwen Ward Ivle Rae ident one of archMason Edward Ward H B Hun-sak- er the building is toas bewell as uitility Milton Hunsaker- W E’son itectural beauty on (Continued Page Two) ei IMnsakei Arnold Lillywhite — e Ernes Kctler Horseley Margaret Pearson Reuben Ward Phi Upsilon Omicron Marie Call Junius Baird Howell Rosenbaum Hubbard Attractive Award Eugene Newell Norman Jensen Ward Helen Cecil Bargeron Horsley The Kappa chapter of Phi UpWanda Jeppsen Howard PeterOmricon National Honory son Vincent Reeves Howard A silon Home Economics Sorority Is givStckes Ross Kelly Elv3 an award of fifty dollars to Roland Lillywhite Tony ing the outstanding freshmen girl In Sweeten Glen Chadaz Orpha the school of Home Economics (Continued on Page Two) announces President Zella Lin- ed on by the Student Executive Council to receive official awards for extra - curricular activities during the school year 1928-2- 9 at a meeting of the council last The activities repreMonday sented by this large group of students are Student Body Presi- ol For President Heber The scare thab resulted from the death of two Aggie students recently due to spinal meningitis has been subsiding during the No other cases of past week reported menigitis have been within the school which Is perhaps due to the precautions taken At any by the school officials rate It is evident from the lack of further developments that the school physician and the town health authorities have the situation well In hand It Is Important however that the students of the college take this against every precaution disease since it is Impossible to predict where the next outbreak There is nevertheless will be no need for alarm ' done It is to be award and will be fall after the girl chosen registers for her second year work at the College The winner of the award will be chosen at the end of the Spring quarter on the basis of scholarship participation in student activities spirit of service and cooperation leadership character judgement and relimust be She a member ability of the Home Economics Club Her name will be announced on the annual award day but the award is given on condition that she is registered for second year work at the College The purpose of the award according to Miss Lindford Is to stimulate interest In the Home Economics field and to be an inducement to professional activity in Home Economics |