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Show w TO PAG3F0U3 JOURNAL, MondayMay 29, l9Sr-- -- LOGAN CITT. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH IIICIISCIIOUlSlfflflmillllffSflllT! HDp. AT THE U. A. CTRecognized COLLEGE Splendid Addresses By President Uiham of University of Idaho and President A. W.. Ivins Conferred. of Board of Trustees-Dcgr- ees Far and Wide For Its J,e Course Work 'commencement Cave Man Stuff V J annual Jin yoiY minds is self centered, Utah aloof, impractical, and replace the of Strong on jit with( the definition of a real 'began College, Is of Year Agricultural Full Coming monrning when Pres. scholar." PmmieA Fnr fVmtirmpri Saturday A H Upham of the university President A. W. Ivins of the ' Success. of Idaho delivered the address , Board tf Trustees of the Col to the graduating class. siege, in a short address. de- The Utah Agricultural College Piesident Upham cpoke cared that schools the 1 Back near the beginning1 of things, our prehistoric foreThe Essence of Is recognized throughout Hhejthe subject which prepare camps gaining ore "Never bears would have perished from the earth if they had ho!arship man United jStates as an institution in the history of the world have without this special not understood the science of reading advertising. j ining U riously handicap dared President Elmer G. Vet- of At Commencement you erson yesterday in making his Icnow much about underwear, hair, The cavemen J?!? iQst ready to put into prac annual report at the twenty tiraw m!f!are the and man scholar, The Uce the knowledge you have tonic or phonographs, but they did have to ninth commencement exercises of declared President 4beCn affairs, in long at the College,. acquiring." hunted, one who could follow the tracks the game We have coined President Ivins told the gradu The College has finished its Upham rew last wlthm broken word the or yenrs ateg jje gure) ag yOU Btart up-t- o or read the meaning of twisted leaf twig, most . fruitful and successful characterize wbat e con one 0j tj,e highways of life, off life. in was year, said President Peterson. (0n best This year has been marked by ciV6 a a echolar. YYc c Ail hinitthfjf yoq select a road. that leads high brow. But the gentle-- 1 to success and not one that an increase in attendance of ap and thes cholar, the man leads to gome impossible Then as now, the most consistent reader of advertising man and fifteen percent proximately abyss. can town and the about scholar, of successful the development It has keen my personal experwas best dressed, best fed and most contented. new departments particularly be and should one and the ience, . gained through , long the department of education was same". President Upham then years of association with my There has been something of anevolution in advertising authorized in 1921, upon the proceeded to give what he call fellow men, that . whatever basis cf the idea that every in. ed a true definition cf scholar-shi- stands still deteriorates-anin the last few thousands of years, but the principle is ( ' stitution should qualify its stud We must go cays. coontinually the same. "Your true scholar should forward to ents to teach what they study X greater heights. fundamentof a first all, while at college. have, The class of 1922 was repreThere have been other Inter- al curiosity and interest in sented uoon the program by The consistent reader of the advertisements is invaresting developments of the year, the principles and processes Maurice B. Linford, graduate in and where to get it; iably best informed on what to none more gratifying than the back of things. He must have Agriculture, who gave a parer to much to and how for wear what unusual standard of scholarship an intense desire to get on the on it; what to do and pay The Relation of Plant maintained by the students. The inside to see the wheels go how to do Pathology to Human Welfare. up on the most important hings in Utah Agricultural College has around. He is even curious to Mr. Linford rhowed that our life. Consequently he gets most from life. no superior in Western America know what makes the whects future increases in agricultural in the departments of learning go and how. Secondly, he must must come from which make up its courses of have an interest in idehs, as production to the acre rath Throughout the ages, advertising has done much to yields greater study. Recently even the more well as in things. - Too much of er thsn from Increased acreage make life livable and pleasant We owe it much. discriminating institutions have the activity of the average col- and that the elimination of admitted us to full fellowship lege student is taken up by waste Js one of the of Am- his interest in things; Her is most economical with the ways of raiserica. So throughout America working to make this team or our students and graduates in- that club. There is no time ing each acres yield. The conattain distinction. for him to pause and talk trol of plant diseases is one of variably LETS MAKE THE MOST OF IT. From the older seats of learning things over - wit a group cf the surest ways of decreasing to waste, agricultural according tributes ef respect come repeat- choice spirits; to browse in the edly to this comparatively young library; to think hfe own Mr.ldnford. Seven ways in which plant college for what it has done in thoughts. Isnt this too great has been functioning nathology real scholarship. in things" the real in the interest past and in which it will But high as we prize scholar, trouble with our national, life even more successfully function else ' we oriza something ship the In the future were given ' higher. This is the spiritual life today. It seems to me by Sir material reason we have so few of th institution. Science and convieitions is because we do Linford. These are, the ue of the arts after all are but the not take an Interest in ideas. fungicides the; cutting cut of diseased parts of olants or plant wick and grease in our candle. Yet where would our progress the disinfection of The flame is the thing for which be now if surgery, the last ten years introduction of sanithe the candle exists. I am most cf seed, we had not had at least a few proud to say that in these halls who were interested in ideas tary methods in planting and Samuel C. Address to Graduates, PresiClark, Louis K. the modification of Mary Miles Minter, . movie are moral cleanliness, sincerity f FOR GOLF COURSE think their cultivation, D. the Vernal A. Vir H. dent methods, Gardner, and the fine motive of service; and were willing' to Falck, Upham. actorine, has been sued for agricultural of disease resisting ginia Grimaud, Karl G. there is here a brotherhood own thoughts. breeding Presi of several thousands for paintings Degrees, Conferring scholar is olants and the use of . quaranreal Your IN THE CANYON she bought which we call democracy. StudWil- - dent E. G. Peterson. Alvin Hintze, Boyd and didn't pay for. ents Jto from these halls gladly thorough. He has a capacity- tine measures. ford Jonsson Merrill, Sidney J. Movie people are very temper- To willGreetings Spring," details. JleJs getting to do the work of the world, not Plant pathology .has alreadv Nebeker, Leo Hailing - Nielson, Johann Strauss, U. A C. Glee we L. H. Weir, field secretary of!jmental- - Jhe fine,t lo avoid ,it. Snobbery of mind or ing to sacrifice .and work and proyed itself, to be of incalcul- Driver E, Smith, , George JWciub of who are for 0 ml people be what the to know "National order In Playground Social! disposition we have tried plod able value te human welfare? Thainj John Clyde Worky ; jin Rev. Allen Jac 'Recreation Association , who temperamental is a big pair of to banish. There is here I believe does. He also has the power to said ME Linford. I h However General Science, Hazel Allen, c Benediction, visited the city on Saturday in stogy boots, loaded, with feet. a feeling of reverence for learn- suppress self and td delegate much remains to be done. The Eva Barrett, Douglas Cannon, Music from Parsifal, the interest of public March, You .find r, to sendee. his conto desire do not powers conI And nlant disease, now under ing. Leona Eemes, Eula Fletcher, Tom Piano and Organ. ition is much interested in golf. Former fuse learning with scholasticsm real scholarship only where vou trol are far fewer than the dis- Chase Ray Kimball, Daniel H. The following - members of. He claims that a dry golf course Marshall says no man is a good which is too often a somewhat find a real sense of service. eases Fet to be controlled. We Nelson. Florence Odell, Wallace the Board of Trustees were in can be laid out for little expense American wild he has learned meaningless fussing about with Lastly, ycbr scholar is some- can look forward to marvelous B. Parkinson, Wilford D. Port- attendance: President A. W.land. American language. More he has, agreed to lay one out thing of sn artist. He has an accomplishments in this impor- er, Geneva Rich- ,- Irene Rich, interesting- B. truth than poetry in that ,too. Frank while Ivins, to without he cost is here achievein his of dead and useless artists pride tant field." Now that candlestick craze Sybil Spande,' Alfred I. Tip Stevens of Salt laike City; the city. There is a good locaments. He feels the intense knowledge. Degrees were presented bv petts : in Home Economics, I ola Mrs. Lois Hayball, C. P. tion just west of the city reser- is sweeping the country, we "We seek to lead our students joy of a job well done. Elmer G Peterson of Bradford, Effie H. Brown, Edna President S. W H. 0. Hanson, about . forty may expect hoopskirts, cork, Budge voir containing When you combine these the to the refinements of citizenship College to the following H. Crookston, Carmen P, Pain- of Lcgan; Angus T. Wright of .acres of At present this screws curls and pantalettes to ground. In the most Stirling times of the qualities into one person you es, Luella P,. Daines. Ruby Ed- Ogden, and Secretary of State j is owned by the city and is cov-- reappear next. worlds history and in a Repub- have piled un a definition of students:'' In Agri- munds, Elizabeth J Law, Caroof Science: Master E. Crockett. Among other ered with sagebrush. It "could Senator La Follette had an lic whose strivings must stir ev- -. scholarship cf which the busiin line Huang Using Yao: Leigh, Reva Lewis, Agnes distinguished guests of the In- be made an ideal place for golf. ambition in youth to become a ' en the dull to wonder and admir- ness man or the professional culture, Home Economics, Clairs Lindsay, Loila Merrill. Sadie O. stitution Mr. Weir predicts that within tragedian on the stage. If he Superintendent ation. man need not be ashamed. . . I Anna . Afton Odell, Morris, NJensen State of a C. the short time more people win be had he would have deprived the "And we realize that a stream should like to have vou today . Bachelor of Science: in Page. Hattie Bfell Querry, Jen- Schools a graduate cf the Col- - playing golf than any other senate of a comedian. can rise no higher "tharr'Tts forgetyouTvdef tn Won ef Thatcher Aflred, Ceflct,nie A. Reece! Enid E. Ruff, iege7 President T. E. McKay of source. What attributes of great- scholar, the hioh-brogame in the Wbrld.Mr. Weif is who. A. Alfred H. ; Bate- Florence Walker, Penina Backman, a . for- coming to Logan the latter part State ness we may have are the result Utah the Senate, WM. ELI HAWKINS Alan . mer student and faculty mem- - of the week and the committee cf the good stock which come to beset all work so big, these phas- man. George Q. Bateman. CHIROPRACTOR W. Carlson, M. John Cannon. men.-jj,The following students, us from clean hS'mes where the ed of our work have now assumSuperintendent Orson Ryan from the Chamber, the mayor1 D. C. Clark. Erastns J. bers of the Reserve Officers HeVf school is of and the life and known Schools as is it of cf the Logan City representatives meaning ed the aspect of maturity. The Diehl. Charles J. Hart, ' Hugh known nowhere else on earth. To effort of Corps at the College, L. H. Weir, Feild Secretary of board and others interested in , Logan, Utah a third of a century has Harvey, Irven L. Henrie David Training as the Playground end Recrea- recreational work will accomcommissions man who has faith tn his A were awarded be a servant of Utah and the borne fruit. We reach now every E. own science. Ileywcodi Robert I Kenner, second lieutenants in the OffiWest in the march hamlet with the America. pany Mr. Weir to the camps in enlightenment Maurice B. Linford, Glenn I. cers Reserve Corps of the tional .Association of the canyon as well as to the protoward the great achievements of our service made possible I.um Kai Iaing, Army of the United States: which await this land is a privilr! KEWBOLD dollar is to last posed golf course. It may also I. C. WVATT through generous government Rufus' Flovd C. Larsen, John A. Orme, 25 The new peace , lata ot tta Nav Managing 25 be possible to make a 4 landing ege which we all appreciate pro- grants supplemented - by state Uam,Sf lCo Mortenren. last didnt ..Ours years. itDirector --Orani HotaL. D. Richardson, WiPiam E. R . Clifford A. Stevenson, Rulorf minutes. field for airplanes' of the golf foundly. funds. S. SDugi, Arthur Smith, William W. Bowman. t Forest "In all our departments, cf "We have a course. er, few Just ago days ' put the College durHoward SEMLOH HOTTELCO. when The complete program' was - No prohibition agent Is Lieutenant Agriculture, Engineering, Com- - ing the past year on poverty ra- B. Smith, Moroni W. Smith, Balt Lake City, Vta Delmar C. Tingev? JesseKr g followst could merce. Home Economics and tions, in order to meet the .not Maughan-wasJier- e he or poker fishing pre- Wheeler,' Vernal Willie tin AgEducMechanic was field Beethoven. and find a landing Arts, Entrance March ' Nursing, , party. , vailing economic depression.1 and ation and Pedagogy,, and General Happily we seem now to have ricultural Unfold Ye Portals!" from Engineering Back-maforced to land out on' the hills east of Hyrum. There Is a good Science, and in Extension work emerged from the more serious Mechanic Arts. Albert E. Redemption", Gounod College S. Clyde. Percy Choir, Mr. Ernest Stsker, pianand in the Experiment Station Harry landing field near the sugar speits of this depression. An- Hanson, Clifford A. Stevenson, we have experienced a year of alysis Mr. Melvin Lemon, organfactory but at this time of the shows that we now teach ist, it is too wet. The proposed , good achievement. Long strug- our students at a cost lower than Sidney R, Stock: in Commerce ist. year For their own prelection, golf course would offer a good gling against obstacles, which any other Agricultural College and Business Administration, prof. .John. T. Invocation, citizens of Logan are asked to .'place at all times of the year, in the West. This we have ac- Harold S. Alvord. Comfort M. Caine. ase the City Water sparingly Mr. Weir is much impressed with Ballif, Louis , WLMXmU Johannes Backman, Serge , Greetings", complished by denying ourselvstrictly to die 'the recreational facilities in Lo- let Itooat. Il.tt wtthoat talk, oaa es many things we should have. Brahms, Ladies Chorus; Miss and to conform now L two wttkoat bats, However, there is room for gamaa. I1.M But we do it gladly realizing that Edna Crowthcr, director, Miss Water Schedule notices' ' gan. wtte Jleaaa. It ll.tC batk. distributed throughout much improvement and many our first duty is to the farmers Cathryn Wood, accompanist, j being poNoa; U.tt .wit batk, two the City. Violators aro sub- things can be added to make life ana and business men - w host tax Remarks, President Anthony Mraou. te Rooms, is.ee witii bath, to the penalties. Iona following ject more happy. paraoa; tje with batk. Iwa burdens are very heavj. W. Ivins. j Water turned off and $2j09 parsons. "The year ahead is full of proThe Relation of Plant Path- - fine for first offense. Water i The common people hold that XI Rooms eoataettsg with mise. The Utah Agricultural to Human, Welfare,! logy off and meter Installed the duck should be shot for the Wtk. tt laraa Sample Rooms, turned is an news-siteducatmoal Maurice Linford, (representing; at College Svary comfort and aoaraalaMa. expense of violator for open market, while the rich gun not a luxury. It pays ten Baot Location ta tbs City. the Class of 1922) . j second offense. club members hold that the Note wo advert tea tee Rooms at fold back to state and nation. "Come; Where the , Lillies: That big dollar By order of the Board of duck should only he shot by tl.te par day And Utah has found this Bloom", Thompson. College; -- we have not stga with tbs tittle ap next ta It. Tea Commissioners Logan Afi them. City Our only concern should be to Mr., yet know bow sftaa yaw bars baas pay Quartette, Mr. Ray Garner, Adv. heard what the duck thinks tog tb ap bacasss to oat batata bmtt see it that we are worthy of our Frank Kennard, Prof C. R.i their Il.tt rooms shoal I doses. about it great trust."- - ' Johnson, Mr. Mark Nichols, twenty-nint- h J Q , !aPed. W didnt a , eat be of 4 n. d - just -- eat it -- better-colleg- Hes . es A - . Hin-ma- n, -- I . - recrea-Wagne- Vice-Preside- nt Vice-Preside- nt Car-do- I n, H. Ben-nio- n. e ! J I Agri-cultor- e. w Wra-thal- l. ! er Central Hotel . jveie, - wel-Come- - n, - 1 . , - i f par-MM- ; lit r: j ' ! i W I i ; . |