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Show WEBER HERALD DOES EDUCATION PAY?! WEBER HERALD EVERY DAY SPENT IN SCHOOL PAYS THE CHILD NINE DOLLARS ;3r The- Crockery People- Page Two Here Is the Proof: Uneducated laborers earn on the average . $500 per year for forty years. A total 'of ?20,000. High school graduates earn on the average $1000 per year for forty years. A total of $40,000. This education required 12 years of Fchool of ISC days each. A total of 2160 days in school. If 21G0 days at school add $20,000 to the income for life, then each day at school adds $9.02. The child that stays out of school to earn less than $9.00 a day is losing money, not making money. Occupation is the scythe of time. Kasius I want some underclothes. Clerk How long? Andy You boob, I don't want to rent 'em, I want to buy 'em. "See her, milkman, I don't think the milk you are giving me is pure" "Madam, to the pure all things are pure." "Have you been to Pompeii?" "Oh, yes," replied Orla, "and it was very strange and interesting. But I think something must have happened there. The blessed place was in ruins." Men who know Quality Buy Here. Where Do You Buy? Ogden Barber Supply Co. 318 25lh Slreet B. F. THOMAS PRINTER - 2476 Washington Avenue OGDEN. UTAH Phone 147 J Your friends can buy anything you can give them except your PHOTOGRAPH FORD Photographer 4S0 -182 24ih St. Phone 208 w Buy Everything to Eat from Russell-James Co. Including "EVER CLEAR" TEA Corner 24th and Lincoln The Brown Ice Cream Co. Makes everything in the eat and drink line for parLies Makers of the famous "Delicia Ice Cream" Phone 315 256 Lincoln Ave Let us repair your Broken Windows Griffin Paint Co. 2310 Wasli. Ave. Tomorrow night Weber Auditorium Published every other Thurfday during the school year by the Students of the Weber Normal College. Official paper of the Weber Nor.ual College. Address all communications to Weber Herald, Ogden, Utah. STAFF. H. Dale Phillips, '18 Editor Chas. H. Linford, '18 Business , Manager Ltty Ririe, '19 Exchanges REPORTERS. Ruth Woodmansee, '18 Harry West, '20 Myrtle Peterson, '19 John Emmett, '21 VOL. II. Thursday, April 25, 1918 Baby Margaret (A tribute read at the recent funeral of the infant daughter of Prof, and Mrs. Wm. M. McKay.) i"n their Heavenly home, a short time ago, A group o bright angels abode, Together they worked, together strove, Each to lighten the other's load. It chanced, that on missions of love they were sent; Only one remaining behind To finish some delicate task they'd begun, For their Father, honored and kind. And while she lingered, a prayer came from earth For a baby dimpled and new: She saw the beautiful mother who prayed, And the father noble and true. And she said, "How I should like to go down To be their very own." So she left her friends and hed work for awhile To dwell in an earthly liome. Their missions ended, her friends all returned, Expecting to find her there; And to all their questions, the father replied, "She has gone to answer a prayer." "But her great work here, no one else can do," They said in a chorous then, And their faces grew bright as the word went forth, "She must return again!" One of her sisters timidly asked As she stood from the others apart, "But what of the tears of her loved ones there, And the pain of a broken heart?" "She shall 'bear their nn,me, ;and whe ther they call To claim her early or late, She is theirs for all eternity; That knowledge will compensate." And as she lived her in their loving arms, Watched by adoring eyes, In loving arms she was carried back To her home beyond the skies. Where with her wonderful trusting eyes, She sees them all as before, While she works and watches and prays again, Loving them evermore. Jennette McKay Morrell. BACHMAN "STARS" The following clipping from "Student Life" of the U. A. C. commenting on the annual opera, is self explanatory. Bachman graduated from Weber last year. By far the star of the evening was ILilvy Bachman singing the role ot Lambertuccio not the most import No. 15 ant in the. plot, but made the best by Mr. Bachman's life and pleasing voice. Especially delightful was his solo "I'm the Father of a Princess", as was his song in the tree. Lowry Nelson, hitherto unknown as a songster, aided by his acting ibility, also sang himself to popularity with the audience. His work with the Cooper's chorus was good. WHO FOR PRESIDENT? SHALL WE HAVE REAL STUDENT BODY GOVERNMENT? Again it becomes our duty to assume the responsibility of electing the officers who shall further the work of the student body next year. If there is one time in all the school year when we should be in all seriousness, when we should use our best and soundest judgment and give due consideration to the issue at hand, it is now, when we are selecting the officers for the next year. In our hands lies the success of the student body next year. If we are not capable of electing young men and young women who can justly and efficiently fill the various offices of this organization, then no matter what kind of students enroll, the following school year will be a failure. Especially is this true in the selection of the man who shall stand at the he:id of the student body. After all the president holds the keys to the success or failure of the students organization. We must have a man who possesses originality enthusiasm and decision. He must be a man in whom we can place our confidence and depend upon to always stand for the ideals of this institution. The mere fact that a man is a flowery orator or a jolly good sport, does not qualify him for this most important position. He must be in all respects a man. Then who shall we elect to be our president? There arc many who could act as head of the student body next year, but there is only one man in the school who can make next year a complete success, from the standpoint of student body government. This man is none other than Phil Jeppson. For two years "Jep" has been the backbone of the basket ball team. His ability to think quickly, his sound judgment, his initiative, his originality, his ability in selection, and above all the high respect they hold for him as a fellow worker and leader led the basket ball men to elect him, without a desenting vote to be their captain. It was these same qualities that has led him to be placed as a candidate for president. . Let us break away from the old idea that we must have a preacher for president. Wc must he led not driven. Let us place tile destiny of next years dent body in ones hands, who is fully ( competent of holding it. Let us be assured of true student body gov-, eminent by electing Jeppson to be our president. I A Student. HICKS AT COLLEGE Edison Diamond Disc Phonographs and Records Proudfit Sporting Goods Co. GIVE US A TRIAL In Kuppenheimer Clothes Sturdy Young Americans find the Military Snap and Style R. AND O. QUALITY SHOP Dressers of Men and Young Men at 352 2511 1 Street Gi ll: eenweii s Two Stores OGDEN. Commercial National Bank Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $300,000 Both Commercial and Savings Accounts Solicited. Four Per Cent Paid Quarterly. Waste and Extravagance Are Germany's Silent Allies They will help the Kaiser. They will kill American soldiers. i: ery bit of waste, every exti avagence takes force from the power J n erica' n list put into the war to win. Every penny spent for luxuries and unnecessary things is a penny lost to the production and purchase of food, clothing, supplies, ships and munitions for our soldiers. As long as we spend wastefully, Germany will receive silent but powerful help from America; just so much farther away is the Day of Peace. Don't spend thoughtlessly or unnecessarily. Save! With high wages and plenty of work for everyone, there never was such an opportunity to help yourself and help your country. Gave to help the Government. Lend your savings to your Country Buy War Saving Stamps and drive out Ihe enemy's silent allies. Put your dimes and quarters, ;s veil r.s ycur dollars, at work. Every man. woman and child can buy War Savings Stamps and keep buying (hem. Put all you can save into War Savings Stamps and watch your savings grow. They are a profitable, simple and secure invcstrr.er.t. You'll never find a belter road to Prosperity. Become a War Saver and Help Yourself to Prosperty Help Your Country to Victory War Stamps on Sale Here OGDEN SAVINGS BANK 24th and Hudson Ave. Buns Candy Punch Ice Cream UTAH. Presented by the Sophomore Class |
