Show STUDENT UFR PACE TVvu EDITORIAL Board Bulletin SOPHS ANNEX T) SPECIAL BIG JAZZ DAM E STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Printed by the Earl IN TRUCK & England Publishing Company Logan Utah Entered aa second-clas- s mail matter September 19 190S at Logan Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided ror in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 authorized August 22 1918 EDITORIAL STAFF A Russell Managing Editor Associate Editor Croft Lucile Talmage E W Robinson J Francis Hayes Sadie Stevenson NOW 3 the Service Star first big ball in their Legion gives the B Y C Gym Special feature rewill consist of jazi music and freshments with fortune telling by On Monday May Never Before You Must Buy Quality Knovrn as the Best A s Madame AmrI Ail students have a gpecial InvitaAnd Thorley Get tion Ticket' glOO free Advt - - Cardon Medals — Track Slow — liorne Econoniis Club meets Wed-:- i Blanket Finishes Feature The nominate officers for next Hart KUPPENHE1MER Dee The Best Known Moderately Priced Value Considered Colors Guaranteed sday to Meet at track Business Manager the Utah A C brought out gome Assistant Business Manager good races despite the fact that th“ Stenographer track wag wet and heavy Up until The class and field meet Base-hal- l at 4 p U A C vs U of U m B A C CLOTHES campus HOWELL BROTHERS Dual track meet between U A C 2 m U of U tomorrow p Sybil Spande Exchange Editor an hour before the meet gtarted it and 1J Adams H Nadine Foutz Society Editor W3i doubtful whether the day would Adaliene Barber Under the “A” brmit the meet to be held or not The Cardon Jewelry Company of E!na Miller Alumni Notes Soraba Sueh Is Life Logan offered three medals for three to the Commercial Club Wed- Pearl Oberhanslv Special Writer high point winners of the day The 5 In room 302 A Hulme Nebeker Special Writer athletes all entered many events iu nesday May ! Karl G Ilinman Special Writer OTdtr lhat the? might have U A C Pomona debate tonight chance at winning one of these REPORTERS WILFORD PORTER C E COOLEY beautiful awards Charles Hart with p m chapel C J HART VERNAL WILLIE sixteen points won the gold medal J A HENDRICKS Annual Spring Festival will be LETTY RICH Glen Dee with 15 points took the Id May 14 on the College lawn DOROTHY WEILFR while II Thorley with silver HOLLY BAXTER W J MERRILL 13 points walked MORRIS CHRISTENSEN away with the All prospective E R HANSEN WINONA CHERRY bronze award graduates who BRAMWELL PECK All of the finishes in the track want to secure teaching positions for LEROY FUNK A B HINTZE events were close In the mile and next year are requested to call at T H MORRELL half-mil- e races Hart was pushed the President's office and fill out an Volume XVIII Number 28 hard by Jacques nnd it was only application card A number of posi-- I Friday April 30 1920 after a supreme effort by Hart that tions are now available “““ ” — Jacques was nosed out The short WE LIKE IT Baseball game between U A C races were all blanket finishes Throughout the year President E G Peterson has been a familiar the Utah and B Y U will be played in Lo-A dual meet between or In fact wherever any athletic competition spectator on Adams Fi-i- d Aggies and the U of U will be held gan Wednesday May 5 has been In progress During the football season "Prtxy” wag very often — jn Logan May 1 May 8 the farmers a ke n onlooker at practice and to our knowledge never missed a game May 8 Dual Track meet Ogden wjl travel to Ogden to compete with The indoor track meet athletic carnival and the imerclass contests In Ogden Athletic Club A week later Athletic Club vs U A C at Ogden track and field Friday were all supported enthusiastically by the Presi- - the State Collegiate Meet w 111 be held Y C Lyceum Frances U A dent which is very gratifying to loyal student supporters and especially jn Salt Lake Coach Romney Is now to the athletes who give so generously of their time and energy to put the working on plans to send a team to Ingram Prima Donna contralto Aggie over the top May 18 0 Rocky Mountain Meet to be h“!d Tabernacle Dr Peterson stands staunchly with athletic and is a firm believer in in Colorado May 22 W H Mellinger Chautauqua lec-tuthis branch of college activity and his example might be followed by the Results of the class meet: on Mexican will problems large majority of the student body who seem to be slumbering in a realm at student Thursday body speak second — first Mil far removed from us Hart Jacques meeting under the auspices of the Barker third Time 509 Y M C A College first High Jump— Les Andrus THE BEST YET third Chapel exercise Tuesday were exemplary of what might be done to Sorenson second Anderson make the hour both interesting and profitable which seem to be necessary Height 5ft 2 In first Falck ! to get the students inside the hall and then hold them there 220 Yard Dash— I)-Professor West’s Bible passages fell on receptive ear drums and were second Croft third Time 24 seconds as education and uplifting as any address possibly could be Crook- - j first g)1(t Put Wot ley The Initial appearance of the College orchestra at chapel In the eighth Htn second McKay third Distance month of the cchool year was appreciated even if St did come near missing — ft A legacy of 30000 was pound the year entirely i Jacques recently Half Ml!— Hart first LKLAND received by Way man third Time 21G TT STANFORD UNIVERSITY from the cf the late Thomas Welton estate j Stanford a brother of Leland StanThe university expects to reford n over first half a million at the final ceive Brovl Thorley Jump Alma L Wilson 'IS has just(tbe Government Forest Service In Db-- t settlement of the estate third second ran been appointed manager of the Ujptab Eighteen months of bis life me IS ft 1 in Davis County Eip riment farm at! since 191? Wfre n franc There is a decided movement first 4 S’) Yard Dash— Sutton Since his graduation near the Spanish border with the : Farmington the larger universities to adj Time third Owen ti'ing Jacques second he baa been doing county agent Tw( jti th E: gln-erpolo to th'dr list of Intercollegiate 3 9 S"onds a YALE is now seeking work for Morgan county Befor Low Hurdles— Dee first Thorley sports HARVARD and of stable ponies W polo Morrell Powell ’17 is living at second Bowen third Time 29 secgoing to Morgan Mr Wilson assisted in horsemanis giving a course l'r iD n Idaho and is county agent ond In the Botany U of the department Frzr klin county During hiB col-- j ship fi Han— 100 Yard Dash Dee first A C and In Station! h Experiment go days Mr Priwdl did those things son second third Tim( Falck j work While attending College Mr whirii make for admission into the Results of the recent million dol102 lar endowment fund drive ore to be Wilson was junior class president! Periwig club Javelin — Worley first Ellis sec-- i a'en at DAVIDSON Immediately football manager Ag dub presi-- j 'ond Hart third Distance 138 feet 1 COLLEGE N C in the erection of Mrs Esther Farnsworth a grad- inch dent and received a fellowship In a dining hall and a new plant heating uate of last is j botany y'ar leaving her work Pole Vault — Anderson first a laundry this year as Instructor In Boxelder third Sorenson second D Imre Nichols has followed the high school to accept a position In the Height 10 ft 1 In The basket bull teams of seventeen trail of he county agent since his Domestic Art department of the L High Hurdles — Torley first high schools competed for D Wyoming U S Colb-from In 1917 the departure enson second Andrus third Time at the state --the rhamplonahip He Is Alma Wilson's successor In '191 UNIVERSITY WYOMING A John Morrison ’12 U in charge For two years he held the Morgan j3f Mile Relay Race— Soph first: the last week In March same position In Arizona work at Weston' Falck Dee Hart Barker Mr of the Smith-Hughe- s Seniors Nicholas was a scholarship man a Idaho Previous to accepting this Freshmen third The largest senior class dramatic star which entitled him to t sitlon Mr Morrison was county of WASHINGTON Scores: ('In history Dir In Franklin county the periwig Club1 membership 21? COLLEGE numbering and was a member of th Buzzer) 50 ijdiomori's Institution that from r‘ urge L Morrison 'll Is as- Ul ah men Stall lie also managed dramatics1 38 graduate spring and socials and was a member of the sociated wlih the agricultural forces Juniors 22 of the committee prom Pingree Sugar company at Senior lfi Money prizes are being offered for 1 Idaho He whs a football j Whitney for tho best campus snap-shot- s tin Since her graduation In 1910 man during bis college days and also NEW MEXIOF COLLEGE STATE M Mell Homer has d ere the ahlp of slate of the associated with CO'S year hook the L D S U at Fait Uke City She1 Junior class worked In the office for several years Four scholarships of 300 each ’ Ivy Lowery '18 Is head giving admit and cut card to do- of the There's a little chaff in have been established by the Elks ’’ — llnquent students and doing general Hone Economics department at the threshing eery at lit no for the students of the ('Lib office work Now 'she Is tombing Em rv r'ake Academy I M V OF NEVADA Cornfcd those delinquent student’s sisters how EH to cook Barber erne of last year’s With 1850 students enrolled In Mar r oortTS for Student Life la Western of s xt'iislon division of the U OF the tough 'lie mayor Eva Lindquist '18 Is teaching ’naH's a literary reputation In he-fa the department is at COLORADO town was about to engage preai Horn Economies at Granite In ad li her City as English teacher for new church ths linger than ths student body ditlon lo her rlns work ahs has Wux-topig school j banco Ly aren't any "Parson ye proper charge of the school cafeteria Jennie Taylor 19 Is doing Home a Baptist b ye?" necessarily Why?" “If you keep your heud when all J Rnsnt Walker 15 has been do- Economic a work In the academy at "No not 1 waa we to “Wal Just any agoin’ about you Vernal Utah ing government grain Inspection water twelve m les" Are dainty forms and pretty aHtiei our to haul have work In southern Utnh Ona year he '—Ex too won first prize at the grain contest PltoI Is going to borrow a white If you can kiss without oik quickeied In Iowa Jacket from th his he Commercial During Grill college days She— "You have mails a greet ini-- ! heartbeat wa Ag Club president business 1 lie'll look like s res! "whits on ms” When lovely eyes srs lookin' nr it !prealon w ' r nuz-ein ft wa 0n th manager fur ths He — "Em sorry 1 won’t hold you you football team and won honors in so tight next tlma" If you enn foach Romney to baseball squad: debating longing ‘Tr you fellows work hard and mako f ! don’t At the sweets Just waiting lo ho won "You drive awfully a class hits Or! Brtnton of the lot of money on your gyme ve’r 'll Yours Is tho grave for you’re a ea t you?" recently left her work as Home Eo- - going to send a tract team to tlenvei l)t iounty yeaterdav " one — tion'h’S Instructor at Dart High to "Were any of them kHh it's a cinch you’re not a man my on " attend school at Berkley West her f recant alight turrets — —— In temperature at "It Is all right to feed hogs corn In Fairbanks Alaska Lo k pleasant even if you force a Vern A Bird is on alumnus of 1 and Logan Utah snow this evenine ear?" laugh and Is a brother of Louise Since his Busing "No put It In a trough and let rnmpn tnf(rrow Good Life's always talking of your photo- them help themselves" graduation he has been engaged In sleighing In Cache Valley Sunday graph -- Logan’s Porcmost Clothiers JL NATIONA L BANK PROTECTION Get the Right Bank back of jou and your business will expand more rapidly ru-da- l “ First National Bank Logan Utah Under U S Government Supervision Resources $150000000 ““ C-- STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS B DURING SUMMER MONTHS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Office Sonth Main Street rr Cache Valley Commission Co LOGAN On Other College Campuses i HOTEL ECCLES LOGAN UTAH UP TO DATE FIREPROOF 100 ROOMS WITH CONNECTING BATH NEW Rates from $130 to $300 per day Excellent Dining Boom 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 i What Aggie Alumni Are Doing r? j UTAH Bow-Sutto- prt s i i An-ur- I ! De Laval Users 1 bn are cn Profit Side CHAFF 11 or 1 I No machine used on ths farm returns a larger profit on the Investment than a I)e Lnval Cream Separator It saves from 25 per cent to 50 per cent of cream twice a day every day In the year over crocks and pans and from 19 per rent to 25 per cent of cream over un In P rior or With butter-fa- t at ths present high prices theas savings mount Many thousand of uams have found that their Do taivals rni'ldly Do Laval Uuets ire always on paid for tfiemselvrs In a few moulds the profit side of tho ledger at the end of the year j Mir P j ’ V t‘d If you d ui't agent write j ' Lnvals are than all other makes combined knw the Local le Livil th nearest office In low THIS I)i: LAVAL SEPARATOR CO tot M IU'iii'Iimh W lOKIi lilt East Madlwn Street t IIICAGO fll Ileal Ktrret MN I 'ItWlSCU |