| Show STUDENT LIFE bridge in the world dispenses with forty-seve- n miles of unnecessary travel and saves the public each trip over an hour’s time The Engineering Society met Nov 19 and listened to an instructive lecture by Mr Brown on Civil Service Examinations The speaker emphasized the importance of becoming acquainted with the workings of the Civil Service Commission and pointed out some of the advantages derived by entering the service Six new lathes have arrived in g the department and are being set up The number of students in the shops is larger this year than usual It is pleasing to note also that many of last year’s students have returned and resumed their work The class in hydraulics are studying the flow of water through orifices and over weirs The senior civil engineers are designing a canal of 500 sec feet capacity to be taken out of Logan River Henceforth if the weather permits the class will spend Mondays in the field The engineers intend a basket ball team Theyorganizing have the men and energy all that is needed is time wood-turnin- School of Commerce W J Robinson one of Logan’s prominent business men lectured before the Commercial Club Nov 91 on “The Clothing Business’ 14 Mr Robinson can speak from experience regarding this line of work He gave a short history of early clothing industries and also a brief discussion of the manufacture of clothes McCausland —“How much does a pound of butter weigh?” The Junior class has been organized into the following firms: The Ltd Gen Jobbers Jenkins Co Adams Coburn & Co Dept Store Fredrickson & McCausland Gen Commission Merchants Kerr & Rich Real Estate Insurance and Loans College P O Inter-Communicati- on R R Co Agricultural College Banking Co Student —“What do you charge for exchange on a N Y draft?” Bankhead — “One per cent” Student —“Why are your charges so high ?” Bankhead — “We charge for collection for exchange and one-hafor wear and tear on the money” Miss Anna Mortensen one of our last year students is this year employed in the offices of the General Manager of the Ogden Branch of the Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co From this firm come the most complimentary reports concerning the ability of this most estimable young lady This is a compliment to the School of Commerce R W Jones a former Commercial student was visiting his old friends in the department last week one-four- th one-four- th lf |
