Show A STUDENT LIFE Under the ‘A’ Almina Bagley visited In lust week Electric Photo Shop Society Portrait Enlarging Copying Alpha Gamma Phi held their final Initiations Tuesday night for H E B Dalton Mlral Brown and A Marjorie Francis spent the week Jones end in Preston visiting friends All the Federal members of the Wilford Porter has not been able Alpha Gamma Phi signed the petio law exto be at school the last two days be- tion for the two are who cause of illness cept receiving rather hRrsh treatment by the other membMrs W H Francis of Pocatello ers this week Idaho is visiting her daughter MarMiss Charlott Kunz entertained a jory this week number of friends at her home Sunrefresh-’ments Ernest Hanson has returned from day evening Cards and were enjoyed Salt Lake where he went to attend the funeral of his father Miss Sybil Hopkins has been at the college this week Pearl 0 reports that Thatcher i Allred has recovered and will be at Miss Southwlck has returned Pearl his 8 o'clock class Monday to school after having spent several Glen McBeth Phi Kap and gra- days in Salt Lake City duate of last year visited school Miss Margaret Bachman spent the Wednesday and renewed his friendweek end in Ogden ships Expert Kodak Finishing Films Developed Free 45 N Main Logan Utah Ogden Over 50 Per Cent of Twenty Vocations represented including Housewives to College Presidents A recent turn for the event Irene Thorley and Evelyn Palmer In honor of the memory of the week end in Ogden spent Abraham Lincoln the faculty has toschool decreed there will be no Glen MacBeth popular graduate morrow at the college of last year and Phi Kapp was a school visitor this week Emery Ranker was operated on at the local hospital Monday for nasal Miss Whltacre left yesterday for obstructions He is improving and Minnesota to be in attendance at a will soon be back to school 'special Home Economics meeting Miss Hattie Smith has been absent The Sorosis house girls entertaln-frothe library the forepart of theed Hugh Harvey Del Egbert Jack week due to a severe cold We arejWahlen and Wells Moffat at dinner glad that she is back nearly Sunday A large bouquet of yellow recovered daffodils formed the center piece on — the dinner table Following the din- The record In rifle shooting In nor the quartette delighted the girls school without baring the hunts- - with a number of musical selections men and expert rifle men was broken last week by Miss Thelma Monday evening the active Soros-i- s members entertained at a house of B a company sponsor Nunley Miss Nunley made a record of five party Being a strictly feminine afbulls eyes at the prone position fair the party was a huge success which has never been equaled by an Delightful and extremely satisfying Adeline men in the battalion Miss Hazel refreshments were served of the was the guest special Allen also made a remarkable 4? Daily evening All the girls are out of 50 points tabulation of the activi- ties of the U A C Alumni members shows that 447 of the 888 are holding big positions in Utah and surrounding States Without doubt there are many more holding equally as fine positions but whose activities are not known to the Alumni officers The tabulation of known occupations is as follows: Accountants 10 The sixth annual Beta Ball will be Edna Cowley has been absent from Bchool suffering from & severe given Saturday evening at the Hotel recase of tonsllitls We hope she will Eccles Several old Betas will soon be back Agricultural Experts 6 Attorneys Bankers Business Managers Civil Engineers College Presidents College Professors County Agents Deans of Agriculture Directors of Extension Division Directors of Experiment Stations Doctors 8 6 62 6 2 44 45 1 4 2 10 67 25 Farmers Government Experts Home Demonstrators Housewives High School Teachers m ' 6 49 126 16 Irrigation Engineers' S War Department U 3 Total —— 477 WILLARD GARDNER 12 Associate Professor of Physics at U A C After graduation at the A C Willard entered the University of California where he took his Master’s degree in 1915 and his Ph D in 1916 Since then he has been Principal of the Murdock Academy at Beaver Professor of Physics and Mathematics at the B Y C and the porosis now Associate Professor of Physics evening Tuesday theatre party at the U A C house entertained Dr Gardner Is at present busy at the Oak They said it was deep all see boys A U C Graduates Are Known to Be ati NOTICE There will be Catholic services right at the Chamber of Commerce Sunday at 8:30 a m Send a marble slab for Johnnie Dirkovitch r At least 366 institutions of higher Who didn’t think the engine i i grade are known to have conducted Was goin to make the switch In summer schools during 1920 t the 264 who reported their enrollOne of the oldest landmarks in 9 ment to the Commissioner of Edu- Milwaukee the Ubleln malting plant cation there was an increase in the started in 1880 is now being reattendance over that of 1919 of modeled for a storage warehouse In 26778 students former days the plant had a capacity of 350000 bushels of malt a women Few attend foreign year It will now house autos paper universities In Italy one student and food products out of seven is a woman in Germany “That’s a lot off my shoulders” the ratio is one out of nine and in said the Jew as he washed his back France it is one out of ten putting the Utah Experiment Station During real Bchool days Pete sang on the map among the agricultural with the mail chorus in the opera scientists of the world He has al- “Tolanthe” was a member of the to Glee Club Orchestra since ready published coming Choir and the College a numbre of articles on Band Pete took “time out” in various phases of soil physics which school work for a couple of years have attracted very wide attention while he helped settle the fuss in and the indications are that he is He was Band Sergeant in Europe He is now a only getting started the 358th Infantry 90th Division and member of the Chemistry and Physsaw several months’ action on the ics Club at the College and the NaSt Mihiei and Meuse Argonne tional organizations of Sigma Xi fronts When the armistice was Phi Kappa Phi a fellow in the signed he was in the front line In American and Physical Society the thickest of the fight doing first Ptah Academy of Sciences He has aid work He was later with the recently accepted Invitations to beof Occupation in Germany Army come a member of the American Meterological Society American AsGeorge Edward King 18 sociation for the Advancement of Ento-- I King is now Assistant Sciecne and the American Society mologlBt at the Utah Expermientj of Agronomy Station having direct charge of the' project in bee culture George has! RAY L TUTTLE 20 held this position since graduation Utah-Iduli- o Agronomist Sugar with the exception of about six1 Company months spent In the army at Camp Ray says that when at the U A Kearny and later in an officers’! C he did It by hard knocks long ofi camp at the Presidio hours lots of candle power — he training San Francisco — probably meant horse power and a dogged determination to get what George F Ho instead 17 he was after He got it Holmstead is showing the farmRay is now Agronomist for the ers of Sevier county “how to do it” Utah-dah- o Sugar company on their the way we learn It at the A C He at Payson is experimental farm officially known as County Agriwhere he is getting some of the He cultural Agent in majored breed“inside dope’’ on sugar-bee- t Animal Husbandry and upon graduaing insects and diseases When at tion went to Wyoming as county the A C Tuttle was a member of agent where he made such a good the Ag Botany and Benedicts clubs record that Utah decided she could — Miss Josephine Nelson was the not do without him lady who made him eligible for the While at the A C George was latter Ray says he is coming back captain of the baseball team in 1916 in about two years for bis Mater’s and inter-clas- s tennis doubles it he can handle married life and champion the same year He was school at the same time and Ag prominent in Benedicts Club circles and a charter member PETER NELSON '20 of the Alpha Delta Epsilon FraternFarm Superintendent U A C ity Oh yes he was married when Pete learned farming so well at he entered the U A C Miss Hazel the A C that he can nqw run a Evans was the lucky lady Yes one farm take some school work and George Evans Homestead age seven play the violin better than ever and a half years r ' JUST UNDER (TMTIS SILVERWARE JEWELRY DIAMONDS CUT GLASS FOUNT tIN l’K I MHRELLIS MEMII RUiS C M LOG AN II Wendelboe Jewelry Store East lit North Street i’TAII te Buy Their SPORTING Should GOODS Rolfsen Sporting Goods Company MAIN 9 NORTH LOGAN Where all the Student Out — Drop In Hang Have that New Suit or Overcoat made by HANSEN & CARAS Clothes CIein d and Pressed Qu'ek Sen ice 2nd Hand Store Logan New and Used Goods Bought Sold and Exchanged Nils P Anderson Prop P O Box 346 Phone 106 0 W 1st North St 26-3- R H Jackson D C Farmers A Merchants “i - - Rank Bldg UTAH Phones 131 I AH AN- SHINES BATHS Moderit Barber Shop CARLISLE A GUDMUNDSON Proprietors Street SfS? I the U A C?— Such Was 13 West Center Its Appearance know I Logaa Freshman J W AULT thi aold familiar hundreds of men in this setting President W J EXPRESS AND TRANSFER 146 N Fourth West Logan Utah PHONE 448 llouNeliold Goode and Plano Moving Specialty Baggage Transferred to AH Parts of the City — Reasonable Charges t IF i Dear Ruby: Well Ruby since I rote Dear Ruby: Just have to rite you laat I have had the grandest time to you at home because after all it And I have been out nearly every' don’t aeem like therea nobody around 'night to partiea and dances and oh I met the most adorabe fellow ' school with who I can be so real Jfldenshlal Why don't you rite to ms 11 the Aud the other night I could rruby I am Just dying to hear about lmP1F dl dancing with him ha haaj the boy who we met during the boll- - ulmplyr adorable blond curly hair and And after I had danced wlth days oh Ruby wasn’t he grand? So !)’’ clever and auch dark hair and eyea I blm severs! Itmes It seemed like only just wanted to run my fingers thru once and ha said “you for me kid" It only of course a girl has to keep And of course I said you ahouldnt call her reputation up don't she Ruby me "kid” and pretended to be sore especially when aha goea to college but how could I be tore with him And couldn’t he dance swell Ruby 7 Ruby? I had the second you remember and And after the dance He said "I’d the third and the fourth and seventh like to step you home" eo 1 said you and flrat extra and Oh Ruby couldn't may and oh Ruby you'd be surprised he camel? Well Ruby I havent had time to do Wei Ruby I guess you will he In- - much audylng and eoma of the pro- terested In what I am doing and what fessora Just act horrid when wa com la happening here Last Saturday not prepared Next week la the big night we had the most adorable baa- - military ball and I’m almply crasy befall game it wae juat adorable about It Today I talked with him In And our boys played juet swell and the ha! until I Juat had to go to class jWhen everyone thought they had lost and then I was ate Oh Ruby will he they made too lovely baskete and we Mk me to go with him to the military won It wee absolutely thrilling Ruby Ball? If he dont— goodbye Well I muet close berauaa tomorrow i Tours as ever la another horrid exam and I don’t' Lillian I in 1900 j t a c fITiY Co-e- d - Log absolutely a thing about it Yrs affecshlonateiy j 1 ECCLES HOTEL BARBERSHOP j con-Ru- by j OPTICAL DEPARTMENT In charge of a Compe set Optometrist Expert Attention Given lo Teat-la- g of Eyea and Fitting of Glass as We have our own lena grinding plant and sleek of uncut lenses Broken leneee duplicated and In an honr We Mike e Specialty of Fine Repairing Conscientious care Skilled workmanship Fair chargee and brond experience have combined to build lip for us a large and well pleaaed cttentelle Up-to-da- RE-NEW- Students who entered the A C up to twenty years ago will readily recognize Tho the trees are small the front addition and tower missing there are picture and women thruout the West who fondly cherish the memories of their associations The new front part and tower were built In 1902 under the administration of Kerr who is now President of the Oregon Agricultural College I WATCHES Where All STUDENTS LIFE Do You Recognize Logan’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store Shoe Fitting Experts 8 Weal Center Street CHILI FLAPJACKS PIES & CAKES & Sons l'9io TROTMAN’S TRY OUR UNSURPASSED Andreas Peterson PRESCRIPTION DRUG CO 14 West Outer FOR FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRING NEE “DISTINCTIVELY A STUDENTS’ PLACE” FRUITS CANDIES LUNCHES Quality Fitf Style We take especial pride in making our store a place where men will come lo supply TOILET NEEDS AND SPRING ARE NATURE’S REST HERALDM OF THE HILL The home of better footwear for all occasions OF EVERY SORT CHIROPRACTIC AGGIE LUNCHBASKET THE SHAVING HELPS AND TOILET REQUSITES Holding Big Positions Anti-Tobacc- far surpassing the PAGE THREE j j j j better place to go not try the Prenbyterlan church next Sunday evening? 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