Show STUDENT LIFE putters and Alma Richards veteran weightman Also pn the squad are Fred Sturdy Yale's pole vaulting1 ace Jack Williams Southern California's gr$at altitude explorer Ed Moeller Oregon discus star and Jimmy De Mers who holds the American javelin record of 220 feet 4 inches In Kuck Brix and Moejler the club has three of the world’s 2 An athlete army 225 strong representing every section ot the United States tonight was invading Denver to compete in the national A A U rack and field y championships starting there to-da- outstanding weight men Kuck holds the world's record for the iron ball at 52 feet inch made In the 1928 Olympic games He will join the club squad at Denver Brix has a distance of 51 feet li Inches a new American record to his credit Moeller has tossed the discus beyond 160 feet 11-- 16 5-- 8 The athletes represent 20 clubs 25 colleges and four high schools Many also are compet- DR ing unattached The senior meet will be held July 4 with probably the greatest field of athletes ever assembled exclusive of Olympic games Fourteen men all capable of doing 100 yards In 10 seconds or less are entered In the century dash and the present record of 9 5 seconds Is expected to fall Those who will compete in this event are Russell Sweet Olympic club San Francisco Claude Bracey Rice Institute Cy Texas Christian college Fort Worth Eddie Tolan University of Michigan George Simpson Ohio State university Denver Athletic Virgil Albers club Emmett Walls and Leander Rogers Lincoln university Jefferson Cty Mo Milton Maurer Joe Trehorne Maurine Guyer k Frank Wykoff and Charles Los Angeles Athletic club and Henry Cummings Newark 2-- d Pad-doc- "Athletic club"' "The man that beats me will have to set a new world's record" Bracey said as he started a trial workout Three watches caught the Texas tornado breakin 9 seconds To ing the tape shoiy this was not unusual Bracey did the turn again in the same time Romance got into the meet when it was learned that Ken Dougherty of Detroit last year's A A U decathlon champion is the trip to compete making on his honeymoon Dougherty and Miss Lucile Mason fellow of the City at the student college of Detroit were married in Detroit June 22 Mark Reeves and George Corbett star weightmen of the Brigham Young university left yesterday to compete in the meet at Denver Reeves smashed the Utah state hammer throw record in a dual meet between University of Utah and B Y U this spring while Corbett broke the existing discuss record In the state meet Owen Rowe all around athlete has cancelled his plans to Invade Denver ' It is likely that Wilton Ivie University of Utah long distance runner who i3 now stationed at Fort Russell Cheyenne Wyo may enter The other Utah man who will be represented is Alma Richards former B Y U star He is flying the colors of Los Angeles A 3-- 5 C ' C The Los Angeles Athletic club has a powerful aggregation of 35 athletes who will defend the national A A U championship With six members of Olympic games teams and other outstanding athletes in topnotch deshape club officials upon that the opinion parture voiced the team will score at least 35 The Mercuries counted Doints 'lWJiU 41 points meet at Boston last year The athletic representation includes 19 veterans of previous Olympic games national meets veterans are Charley Paddock who will attempt a comeback In the sprint relays Frank Wykoff Calif “greyhound Glendale Bob Maxwell low hurdler Johnshot- ny Kuck and Herman Brix -- V GRIGGS CHALLENGES AMERICA TO NEW CULTURAL ERA Continued trom Page One ' vllege and a right is Our cultural freedom thin and mediocre because we take no to too time read But here tour opportunities should be our responsibilities Prejudice still holds sway even among our educators College teachers they can-- t not make a point of anything which superstition has labled Even our economic catechisms are formulated to carry the range of public opinion Children are taugnt so that they will grow' up with the ideas that big tirms or trusts want them to have And says Dr Griggs “Any scholar who accepts subsidy to carry out a form of ideas has sold his birthright as a teacher for a mess of ed pojtge' These things all Indicate our adolescence as a cultivation We adventurous are eager active but we lack meditation We seek the big rather than the fine In other words we go with te crowd Wc seem incapable of the spiritual independent thinking that must safeguard democracy Hillaird Balloc says that Americans are the happiest people on earth but they seek admiration for success too much America thinks in terms of progress and in contrast France thinks only of stability Because we are In an age of machinery we have materilistio standards of everything Wealthmay be a symptom of disintegratlon for it is only where accumulation of wealth Is accompanied by a spiritual development that such accumulation Is an Indication of progress Our installment process of the buying and sellingwe indicates new attempt speed with which speed we are things With our hastening the Inevitable day of reckoning We want everything alike and we do everything alike Standardization even gets Into our habits “All flowers of culture come Only through the unfolding our of individual blossoms’’ Even can American sense of humor not obliterate our standardized sentiment-multlplled our use it We leisure time if we will of ebb are truly near the end thethe great tide that set in since Dr Griggs war And in c oslng our made it emphatic that it is 1 -In a better pqw duty to usher tellcctual era e IIUMFUDKEVS JJfUCIsSCBOOLS field Increased Interest in the among noticed is of agriculture state L K boys throughout theleader ofvoca- state Humohereys “OTUcatlon re igrlcult-ara-l his reported Saturday following tour of turn from an inspection ln agricultural departments ious high schools of southern to Mr Humpherys considerable progress Is now being made by the boys in dairying and poultry He sheep swine of boys have a number that stated seed certified grain and planted are keeping an accurate account of cost of production Vocational agricultural teachers are now planning to assemble in to 20 for the short Logan- July-course in dairying which will be given under direction of Professor State J B Fitch of the Kansas Mr Agricultural college said According 8- Hum-phere- TIIURS JULY 4 OLY ys OPERETTA GIVES STQRY QF HOLLAND (Continued from Page One) but upon other heartily a flTSt ' better acquairftaricti Vnls"feeiing is changed to one of mutual affection All ends happily with a prom- ALL TALKING! ise of orange blossoms and wedding bells In the near future The music Is unusually pleascast Is good' The ing and the characters as we meet them are: Peter Cats Mr Nelson baritone Jacob Hoogenbeets Verian Hate— badi Pickett fig-e- i soprano The Bride’s Relations JFRIDAY & SAT :Vm Haines in “Alias Jimmy Valentine” POItTRAYAL OF SOCRATES IN LECTURE Social Workers (Continued from Page One) : Crito is a poem expressing Bo- - ' crates’ tlrcwic conviction that he must crown his life with sufferAdrian Hatch now of Ogden ing an unjusi death and the was a campus visitor yesterday Phaedo is the supreme solution of Mr jHafcli Is a wellfkppwnggie immortality found 'in Socrates’ death scene' Professors --Birder Sandzen Cal Socrates’ trial as pictured irt vln Fletcher and Harry : Reynolds the Apology came In the ' dark canyon and Bear Lake finding hour when party reaction can abin4antfmaterial for sketching- summon power to itself and this great philosopher was the scrape-go- at Marguerite Hansen of Salt Lake as perhaps because he - was a an Aggie graduate of 1929 conspicuous character again- be- a campus' visitor Monday and cause he had ridiculed the Tuesday Ahe 1s spending the Sophists "The university exten- week as a‘ guest of Miss Johapna sion professors of Greece for Moen accepting pay Jor hteir service because he opposed whatever he The U S A C campus will felt was not right among them be the scene of a peqial reunion being the Thirty Tyrants be- for all pld fojks of the Cache cause he opposed paying magistrates stake on August 14 according to a fee and criticized "the p C Peterson chairman of tfye popular democartic qustom of old folks committee' This bare-footvoting by lot scholar and teacher was accused John P( Bensqn an Aggie graaccompanied by by three men who represented duate of 1915 ail the population the cultured Mrs Benspn is visiting' in ogan classes and the artisans of ' imThey caroe here Friday where the from Fresno' California piety and of corrupting vof exAhtewian youth Dr Griggs Mr Benson Is In charge ! pointed out that a leader Is most tension work often struck where he is jrtrong His point of outlet Is his crime The American Legion’s drum So Socrates the most pious of and bugle corps has been heard Greeks the teacher and lnspirer on the campus during the week of young men was condemned when they have hqld evening refor impiety and ' corruption qf hearsals preparatory to their apyouth pearance ip the big Fourth of uly It Is ' impossible according to parade Dr Griggs to separate' finally Professor and Mrs- - Byron Alwhat comes from the historical Socrates from the purely Platonic der returned last week from n A aeiieur jroik thought erpressed by the dra- peasant trip to Me Alder went matic character yet at ttimes ind rrovo where the figure of rtaaRHo makej poultry inspections v j - ed ! -- no With six days of discussion beto the iiLenore and Mary iBallgntyne hind tjiepi delegates motored to Balt Lake City last 52nd annual conference of social week to attend the wedding recep- work centered their Interest totion of Miss Jane Anderson day on the outcome of balloting for the election of pi'ficers MisSjAfton Odell returned Sat- and the - closing addresses urday ffrpm a trip through the The results of the election will southern counties of the state be announced at the close of the and’ will remain in Logan until general session tonight balloting after' the Fourth pf July celebra- having ended late yesterday with the choice for presidency of the tion Dr conference resting between referee of JT T? fnrmprlv a student Mmam Van Wateres court juvenile at the U b A v and now wn- - I thej p wAngeles Bookman director of nected with a San pre® i the Cincinnati community qhest service is spending his vacation in councji‘ Logan He has made several trips Among the meetings today was to revisit the Aggie campus the joint session of divisions of p-- v Carrinn director of the delinqquents and corrections andnmntal hygiene ithLadiscusExperiment Station returned Fri- - o? of "humah nature authorsion D C day from Washington Jack Black by ity" exwent to confer with where he ! i and author perts of tbe U S department of Agriculture elative to problems His efficiency and able way of connected with the department of handling detail commended him animal patholpgy for appointment for the present i position Lund Johnson Aggie netmanj for four years and John Christiansen member pf the 1929 have adthe fortunate varsity tennis squad EVEN who have “ev- vanced to the senior doubles semifinals andtbe junior doubles finals erything’’ will treasin the state championship' tournaure your photograph as ment in Salt Lake WE WELCOME YOU (be t aSAC we Extend Our T! hummer Heartiest WrUeiW- p®lglVe 67 N 209 BOBS Main Barber ’Shop Street 55 South Main H J - CARLISLE Proprietor BINGHAM’S Enjoy j?our Meals at a UhewHl — Clean Place f t Trout and Chicken Dinners u 3 v Every Day7 21 Past Center ’Street REPAIRED the same jas JjI N eyr TROTMANi C - -- Phone Main St HAIR AND 1 SHOES Us LATRSTISTYRR ’ ‘ and hee WE CUT THE i Torgeson Studio Call -- a distinctive gift that defies duplication You can confer no greater compliment than to give your to your photograph friends Telephone us now for your appointment Jane Merrill who was a freshman at the U S A C last year has been announced as the winner of the contest held to select Miss - CITY DRUG STORE Quality and Smice at All Times ‘ lentomt Jnto the JFourthcf July makes a sense in which It took two men fo write this scene of J Socweii Powell instructor the older man’s trial where he in design at ’the Otis Art appeared before the law court to institute Los Angeles who for- An announcement of the complead bis ease with no eloquencemerly was connected with tha program for the ninth anplete as proUtah Agricultural of college his words rxcept the truth farmers’ encampment to be The attitude and fundamental fessor of fine arts has returned nual Socrates to Utah for a visit He Is accom- held at theKSLcollege' was atbroadthought belongs to 1:15 Tuesday Plato' provided the drama and panied bv Mrs Powell and the castni over Wilford D Porter of the by two plan to be here until the flist p the liferary expessipn service" August visiting in Salt Lake extension Plato's vivid picture of this oi Mi- - Porter also told of the hisPowell Mr and and Ogden Logan humble man answering the acto make numerous paint- tory of the Uintah nasin industrial cusation of Impiety with asser- expects conference and announced ' the in the canyons excursions ing tions of his greater faith replycomm ftr this year's celebration ing to the accusation of corrupAugust 7 8 week seyeral a t Fort Duchesne of last Thursday tion of youth with his gentle Lo‘TdJh to motored lovers art Ogden irony that has always an ethical gan to visit the studio of ‘tfie U intellect S A C art Ecopurpose of awaking The girls at the Horn department The nomics until the dramatic pitch is high party included a entertained at Cottage Mrs Mr apd and tense then the subtle - tech- Kuthrauff Mrs Evans Mrs Budge bridge luncheon Saturday in comnique of restatement of his mis- and Mrs Volkner 'Professor Bir- pliment to Miss Alice Kewiey’s sion ih lighter vein that he is“ a ger Sandzen of the Bethany Col- sisters the Misses Margaret and gadfly to awake the sluggish lege Kansas and Mr Harry Rey- Veda Kewley The sixteen guests horse” is an impersonal defense nolds will be guests of lr and were seated at small tables which that irritates the judges but it Is MrsRuthrauff on Sunday at their were decorated with California a masterpiece as a portrait of home in Ogden Mr kuthrauff Is poppies A color scheme of yelSocrates a himself painter of note having low and orange was carried out to exhibited in After the condemnation America and Europe Miss Katharine Carlisle won the redeath Socrates Is no longer His work Is familiar to some qf prise for high score Guest prizes strained by the task of making a the students here as some exam- were presented to the Misses defense hetice he rises to the pies of his paintings have been t loftiest statemnet of his life and hung In exhibits which have been Kewley havmission! “I would rather die brought to the college by ' the (krt Albert J Law of Washington ' ing spoken in my manner than department C has receiyed recognition manner to have spoken in your the U S government by This last stand was and live’’ The Utah State Federation of from consistent - with the teaching of Women’s Clubs announces that it getting the appointment of special his whole life in its heroism will make two awards for out assistant to the Attorney GeneraL Socrates belief that if life is just standing playwriting py natives This Information was conveyed to a sleep it will be welcome and If of Utah The announcement was Lpgan this morning In a telegram it is followed by an wakaning made through Mrs- Ruth doench to Mrs A A Law the young man’s is Bell of Logan' chairman of the mother Naturally Mrs Law was more welcome how much beautifulyl expressed jh the dra- Drama division of the state or- delighted with the good news Law is a graduate of matic climax at the end ganiation The awards are to be Attorney of given for the best original one-athe B Y C a former student of The Crtto is the "picture the U S A C and graduated Socrates in prison for the month play and for the best' three-abefore his death In this Spcrates play The winners will be announ- from the George Washington unitells Crito that though he might ced and the awards made during versity two years ago Since that have run away from that death Drama week early next February time he has been engaged in the would have been the ethical lesThpse desiring information are work in the department of justice in the advised to communicate with Mrs son he was teaching to rises the Bell He Mrs H C Jacobs of'Mt highest Apology of the ethics of Christ when he Pleasant or Mys J C Hubbard ’ rebe evil not' mjay " of Price says that There are turned for any evil times when it Is right to resist Mr R K Brown superintenmoment dent of construction evil but the highest For the JBestof Utah state comes when you chose not to re- building "commission Mr Fred CAKES PIES ROLLS AND sist for a higher cause local archiHodgson This whole dialogue is less an tect and prominent BREAD Miss Hattie Smith lia expresthan poem argument Mrs brarian CALL AT THE accompanied by Irony dramatic a high sing by have just returned from that Hodgson the conviction of Socrates a visit to Inspect the libraries of in his case hig whole life demand- Wyoming and Colorado with the ed that he remain and suffer an view of obtaining as many ideas Is This attitude sentence unjust to be incorporated In as Try Our Coffee and Rolls is truly Socrates but - the inter- the possible institunew for this QUALITY AND SERVICE library as truly as Plato tion As soon as definite plans pretation is just J18 North Main Logan The Phaedo Is the third part of are made the work will go forthe dramatic trilpgy and was ward and will In all probability later show ' the benefit of the exper-fenc- e much probably (written -- mouthpiece Socfates”wasused that' other' 'colleges "have Ideas developed forby gained in the erection of library Plato long after 'his master’s buildjngs death Dr j Griggs shows how wonderthe fully Socrates maintains COMPANY lofty Impersonal attitude in the Thatcher Brothers presence of his own approaching He finds at last a subFLOWERS JFO R death ject for meditation of which it cannot be said that he has no ALL OCCASIONS Company interest Banking Dr - Griggs expressed his be31 F ED A V E N U B lief that life is evolution 'from rbone-71- 1 dust to God and the body Is the LOGAN UTAH vocabularly through which the But Plato soul expresses itself was oriental in his belief that life was a struggle between the His beautisoul and the body Security JWemberjOf the ful argument for immortality is i that’ life brings death and thereCorporation System fore life will spring again from The Greek phllospphy death ivus H8 W 36 West Center £wo SHOE (REPAIRING V toy Street pf the Lyric Doots-Wes- t tel1 -- -- REAL REPAIRING 0' Good as New— Comfortable Too A - - Coprritfted 1928 TT MAY be bard to ALWAYS please but that’s our aim -- It Takes a Good ct Shiner and a Good Polish ct -- to Preserve the Leather of your Shoes asa PJlCIIE fuoral ‘ iGOOD YEAR SHOE 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