Show I VJX ‘i (S' 1 9 3- - STUDENT LIFE BEN hie H Len Aqdryg hag recently recovered from a throat operation and la back at school d JACKSON CHIROPRACTORS In BitSinees for Your Health SEE Ray Olson athletic correspondent Sydney Nebeker has come from for lqcal and Salt Lake papers has the farm In Laketown to attend A C Chiropractic Itoinoves the THATCHER CLOTHES festered at school of DiaeaNe Office Arimo Block Res 539 W Phone 131 ( ’a line House calls by appointment Clarence Loose Kenneth Nelson Reed Conroy Jack Wright and Stanley Belnap of Ogden have started and Alfred Cherry of Provo have school registered this week Three Meals Served Daily And One Sunday — May Be Had at Nominal Charge —Should Be J Francis Hayes former editor of Liberally Patronized Mr Ameen Khan has C A after a year Columbia shoes School paper Is among dents at A C Bob Griffiths and Buz Nibley are back from farming In the Rexburg country “to look the girls over" ALL LASTS ALL WIDTHS Holly Baxter Nancy Finch Lavon Sharp Geneva Wells and Helena Jacobs arrived at Sorosls house last week the Beginning Monday Sept Library will be open from 6:30 p m to 10:00 p m "Pesty" Jarvis will be in charge 22’ Maud Price Margaret Bachman Hilma Mathews and Marjorie Turner are at home at the Beta Delta house Ona King Brown or Black $600 to new stu- The College Cafeteria Is now prepared to care for the entire daily gastronomical wants of each hungry student This will go far toward remedying the lack of good boarding places and overcrowding of the few homes which have opened their doors to students Three meals will be served dally Breakfast hours are from 7:30 to 8:00 lunch at noon from 11:30 to 1:30 and the evening meal may be had between the hours of 5:30 and 6:00 o’clock Only one meal Is served on Sunday from 12 to 1:00 According to Mr Cooley manager of the Cafeteria an excellent meal can be purchased at from twenty to thirty-fiv- e cents The same meal would cost much more at the res- In order that Mr Ameen Khan is prepared toiauran8 down town teach a course In conversational the Cafeteria operate successfully It French this term to all who desire will be necessary for the students to to learn the language Those Inter- give it their hearty support and ested leave their names at Student liberal patronage Students let’s make this a permaLife office Room 128 nent Institution Miss Blanche Moore of Topeka Kansas has registered at the A C for the coming year Shoes For You Student Life Is In receipt of a letfrom C W ter (Stub) Peterson prize for is teaching at Bingham High "Stub” She’s $1200 Evelyn Galley won the 'loud socks” two years ago School He will be in Salt Lake back this year to see what she can Thanksgiving day to see us lick the da again in that line Satisfaction Guaranteed CLAWSON UTAH l“U” The MEN’S Shop 59 North Main Utah Logan Herman’s Cafe And Bakery 15 NORTH MAIN laidiiV Dining Rooms ami First Class Counter 8rlre Open Day and Night - Herman Johnson CITY DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION RRF HOISTS A Full Line of Drugs ami Toilet Articles COMFORT KITS AN SCO CAMERAS A N D SUPPLIES Use Cqko Paper and Anaco Films For Beat Results 117 North Main St latgan FOR THE BEST CAKES PIES KOLIA AND BUEAD CALL AT THE Royal Rakery THY OUR COFFER AND KOLIA REST IN TOWN RIDE Director John T Caine III Prof Many old football men have been Hogenson and Mrs Otte are holding Institute meetings in Rich and Dag-ga- rt seen about the halls this week Among them are “Luke” Falck Glen counties this week Dee Percy Hansen Sterl Harris Anderson Stan Clyde Worley to those sound it as may Strange "Os” Mohr Jarvis Andy who know them Andy Mohr and "Pesty” Len Andrus and Einar Jorgenson In the library Pesty Jarvis were seen Oleson studying Mr Cooley announces that to careful should he dpnts separate back after a year’s Sprlngvllle In the cafeteria dishes their Trays Mrs a Is rumored that It absence will be provided for silverware Clyde Is expected soon plates and tumblers Mr Cooley Is assistant county short of help and much time will be W W Owens agent leader and Ben R Eldredge saved If students extend to him this dairy specialist are taking a trip courtesy through Emery and San Juan counties this week Rr- B M Puggar one of the world's foremost plant physiologists Carol Cowley Helen Mar Wood- - who is now In charge of the Mis-rul- T Botanical Gardens and was Luclle Talmage Dorothy Weil-'sou- rl er Gladys Jones and Leona Evans formerly professor of Plant Physlol-froL D S U are registering atogy at Cornell will spend the week A C this week epd in Logan Dr and Mrs Duggar are on the way from California where Archie Barney who was severely Dr Duggar did special work during wounded In France was recently dis- the summer and will stop here to charged from the army and is back visit friends Dr F S Harris at school He spent part of the sum- George R Hill Dr R J Evans and mer In a hospital recovering from his Dr M C Merrill of the A C faculty all had work under Dr Duggar also Injuries President Jensen of the B Y C ot the facuty ambers are Dr F E Clements and his wife Dr other Corne11 men and are ap(lualnted with Edith Clements of the Deseret Lab-- ! him oratory of Carnegie Institute Tucson Arizona and Dr Hall from the Uniwere visitors versity of California OLD ALUMNUS TO at the college Monday They conof the members sulted with various SCHOOL AS PROF A C faculty who are Interested in botanical and range management problems INFARMMAGT Glen Sumsion and Dewey Clyde of i - Proprietor A BICYCLE For Health Pleas ure and Convenience Iver Johnson and Pierce Bicycles Harley Davidson Motorcycles Tire Supplies Repairing De Sanders Bicycle and Motor Co We Fill Mall Order YOU’LL LIKE THATCHER CLOTHES returned to of study at Red and Black the Salt Lake High Nadine Foutz Jennie Reese and Blanche Mendenhall are back at the Sigma Theta Phi house REGAL THIS SEASON m j Best Quality Always Kodaks Waterman’s and Ideal Kodak Fountain Supplies Pens GETS HARVARD CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Elmer familiarly called “Pink” the class of '19 has been awarded the Harvard Scholarship given by the Utah Harvard Club which now numbers 109 men Elmer maflltarly called “Blitz” succeeded In wresting the coveted a signal honor from twelve men honor Duncan of the University of Utah came second and was named Clawson’s alternate The scholarship carries with It a maintenance fund of $35000 It Is awarded on the basis of scholarship participation in school activities and personal qualities which make for leadership and the furtherance of Harvard influence in the state Clarwson left for Harvard last Friday where he will study business administration Student Life extends to him heartiest wishes for his success JEe Bluebird Pre-eminen- Superior tly CANDIES ICE CREAM AND LUNCHES 12 West Center Street Satisfaction In Furniture IS GIVEN AT LUNDSTROM’S BY OUR CAREFUL ATTENTION SERVICE QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY STUDENTS: Let us Show you our Complete Lines of Stoves Ranges Let us Show you our Complete Lines of Stoves Ranges Furniture Rugs and Lineoleutn They Please because they are the Best 1 afternoon Thursday Septembei 25thf has been decided upon by the Faculty Women's League committee the time for the annual "Faculty Family frolic" Every child of a Faculty member la Invited to come and asked to bring bis mother with him Of course It la understood that the father will be there too for they could not help stopping on the grqen for a romp and play and the enjoyment of the goodies the Women's League alwaye provides at Its September Lawn Party All members of the Faculty who have children and those who have not are Invited and especially the 12345666 old andl23456 7890$ are each and all new member kiddlee the come and to join urged The county leader market specialin a happy time Mr Edgar Bervard Brossard for Should the weather be bad the ist home demonstration leader and Professor assistant of will be held in the gymFarm inerly “frolic" club leader recently made a tour of outhern Utah They visited eight Management at the Utah Agricul- nasium eo come rain or shine! All the children on the hill are counties meeting with the farm tural College haa been appointed to Invited excordialy resu executive committees and act aa Professor of Farm Manage FACULTY WOMEN'S LEAGUE tension agents In the counties to ment at the College according to better correlate the work of the men E G Peterson President NOTICE TO ALUMNI In women boya and girls farm Dr Brossard is an old graduate of the school having taken out his Copies of this issue of Student B S Degree In 1911 While at the are being lent free to alumni Life Mrs Rena B Maycock state leader College he was one of the moat pohave of whether fee Work and of Home Demonstration pular students of hie day He made Irrespective or not Alumni please been Miss Goldie Faux assistant club lead- an enviable paid reerd both aa a studmail fees to John T Caine Salt Lake ent and aa an er are visiting Summit and was athlete and Utah counties with Miss Van prominent In the social life ot the Miss Van Hohesn la repre- school llohesn senting the Home Economic! SecDr Brossard served aa Assistant tion of the States Relation Service Professor of Farm Management Exand la here studying Home Demon- tension at the College for some All men registered In the School stration work time and later entered the Univerof Agriculture are requested to meet sity of Minnesota where he reat 1$:00 In Room 280 Tuesday ceived hie Master's and Doctor's la Important specializing In Farm Manage- Thia ment The growing knowledge of the fact that the farm la strictly a busiL ness proposition and Is becoming 42A North 5th East more ao every day baa created a FANCY RK ER1KS strong demand for a department of Farm Management at the College Stationery Tablets and Not Iona Seven courses are outlined In the department for the coming year and It will be possible for a student to specialize In this line of work durSHINES BATHS ing his Inst year at achool Dr Broasard's genial personality Modcn Barber Shop f will undobutedly make him at popular a teacher aa he was a student CARLISLE A GUDMUNDSON and courses under hie supervision i Proprietors bid fair to become in great demand West Center 8treet Logan It among the etudent on folllege 11111 Dr'8 Ags Attention LOGAN CLEANING & TAILORING CO 20 W 1st North 2nd door west of First National Bank Phone 171 CLEANING PRESSING and REPAIRING Most Dry Cleaning Plant in City Up-to-Da- te We Call and Deliver 33 West 1st North Phone 258 HOW’S YOUR WATCH Prompt Service Absolutely Guaranteed Special Attention to Students Leonard Hill Engraving Match Clock and Jewelry Repairing BIG DAYLIGHT FACTORY On Center Street Students Knitwear Mackinaws Athletic Goods Made to Measure Your Registration Card entitles you to a 20 per cent Discount UNION KNITTING MILLS GEO W SKIDMORE Manager For Your Electric Wants — See The Cache Valley Electric Co at Logan’s Only Exclusive Shoe Store The home of better footwear for all occasions Quality Ff Style Phone 53 O SKANCHY MURDOCK'S FOR THE BEST Andreas Peterson & Sons Icc Creams Sherbets Candies The Best Lunches in the City Shoe Fitting Experts Dance and Banquet Hall i |