Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TWO fitlilet c threw eight baskets and II is reeord was very t iiilit fouls iioai ly (‘(ualed by Owen who threw eight baskets and made live po’nts on fouls It was any one's game after the middle of Ihe (iisl half when our boys got e r their stage fright It was a good eleiin game unmarked by unnecessary roughness a a u Ik U — Owen 8 goals L F — Peterson fi fouls 5 goals U of U F — 0- Romney L F— (’lark 1 goal Skidmore L G —llolmstead fouls : id modern education r 3 E (loodspeed fool If you knew my fellow students Just the object of my work tanic disaster and modern heroYou would not be so ungrateful ism IJ L Jones: A sound mind As to sit in Mental Murk Never boosting always knocking in a sound bodvIn whom doubt is ever rife a Etta Nelson: Vocational training in our country high Vo'd of hope or aspiration Which will elevate your station school : The Ti- W Burk: A 8 goals ! THE BEEF INDUSTRY Investigation of the farm value of all the produets of Utah’ farms gives live stock value of $31000-00This shows that the future possibilities of Utah as a live stock center are tremendous Too many students and people when thinking of farms do not know that this is the most im- 0 industry of our own farms The necessity of the live stock business is shown by the fact that the wheat raisers of the belt of states from Maine to Ore gon have in recent years experienced a gradual decline in size At last some few of uf crops them are beginning to grasp the meaning of the words of James f Hill that one of the worst calamities that can befall a community is the lack of live stock interests A world shortage of beef cattle will no doubt be exncricnoed in the near future with permanent high prices Argentina lias experienced a double disaster in that she has had a drouth and an outbreak of foot and mouth disease Brazil is experiencing a drouth Australian cattle interests are in a bad co ndition because of drouth also Canada will naturally attempt to supply the British trade Sheep conditions are very similar and no great fear need 1m felt ns to future prices for mutton and wool- portant for Eng asked In this mortal drama Life Lincoln the 1909 Robert Major: Should the I’m vour friend and know vour U S have interfered in the failings M ex kan situation? And it grieves me to the heart To give ear to your assailing 8 George Gardner: The aim When I’ve strived to do my of modern education Ik part C W Rees: Municipal Take this as a little lesson priue Never call a man a fool 10 Herman Stucki: Helen Who is straining every effort Keller the wonder of the ageTo cure evils in your school IIO W MeConkie: Lincoln As a friend and fellow student the American ideal Let me make a small request 12 Mark If- Greene: How can patriotism best show itself? Ad and help with all your power If your pride has not all sunk 13 Myrtle Johnson: EnthusiThis a Gollege reformation asm as an asset 14 J E Bowen: The aim of Very Truly Mister Dunk modern education Prof Thatcher (practicing pola C V Cannon: Enthusiasm as an asset pular music for hand dance) : 1G EL Allen: L’ncoln the Shall wo try “Fuddle Up a Little Closer?” American ideal 17Yes A lv Merrill: The Scott IjCss Smith: we need some practice on that We had tragedy at the South Pole 18 Gordon Kirby: How can difficulty last time we tried it (Who with — Less?) patriotism best show itself? Pk Mauriipie Gonzalez: Should the II S have interfered The latest addition to the barn is Rexona’s Hereford calf horn in the Mexican situation? 20 J G Walker: Vocational Fcl 22 1913 training in our country high Phones 420b 178x 135 Main Ids r- - X X A C'XCXvXXOChXCvvCmHmX’ - R M ROLFSEN The place you get the best price on Gym Shoes Pantsand Jerseys ' Football and Tennis Supplies Suits etc 4 doors west batliing 1st National Bank - The Common Room Club ST JOHN’S HOUSE Books Magazines (lames Pool Table Shuffle Hoard Shower ami Tub Baths Tennis Court To All - Oi-k- - school E 21 J Holmgren: of idealsone's shifting On THE BEST OF EVERYTHING EVERYTHING THE BEST the Company Green Fancy and Staple Groceries Chinaware We are Right on Quality Quantity Price Ask the Students Kansas Students Pay Way Figures compiled by Registrar Geo 0 Foster recently show that out of every hundred Kansas University students fifty-sipay all or nearly all their expenses Kansan- School Cutlery Lunch Baskets and Notions General Supplies for Students 1 he LaFount HardwareCo I Our New Carpets ture 5 For the Right Goods I at the Right Prices card giving this information on his resources and the university registrar lias just completed his tables from this data— Daily NEXT & Carpet Co Phone 73 t t PRICE Hardware FIRST Liindstrom Furni- w x QUALITY RugsandLenoleum have arrived CACHE VALLEY MERC - without aid from home In the fields through the long summer behind a desk in a store ploughing or peddling do some ¥ 1400 of these young Kansans labor lu obtain those funds necessary to obtain the higher education that the state provides Each Dept mother: student on registering fills out a “Does a hen sit or set?” “I’m imt worrying about that” replied the parent “what I’d lil'° hi know is when a lien cackles is she laving or licing?” 9 SHOES SOLED WHILE YOU yt y WAIT All wurk guaranteed y Free Delivery y C TROTMAN ? v 3G N 1st West - - The hoy The Emblem of Quality Highest Award IMPA 7 Or A Question notice North Muin 145 American ideal Center — L Itomnev 3 goals It- - The place to buy your shoes anil furnishings Suits overcoats and trousers made to order on short a sort of explanation To some students of our school 1 Amy Lyman: Woman's Who have made the declaration place in municipal work That pour Dunk’s a hopeless 2 Elizabeth Groebli : The aim follows G- - 5 goals - T A Greenhalgh - 0 — Anderson It (Continued from Page One) and the subjects chosen were as As BY MR DUNK- - - Center — Mohr U (f — iWarniek L A WORD TO THE STUDENTS GARDNER WINS MEDAL $ Eiiasort Sisters Headquarters for Ladies' Suits Dress Goods Silks Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings Logan Utah Go To TRY A BOX OF FONNESDECK Knitting Works - vvv' Kv-J‘v-S-H- ' Ozark CHOCOLATES THEY AKE DELICIOUS t |