Show ( DR HARRIS STATE SPIRIT There’s this matter of College “spirit'’ for example When an Editor can’t think of anything else to write about he falls back upon poor old “spirit” He rants STUDENT LIFE and he threatens and beand storms and blows-of- f Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah labors and denounces the students for being a bunch of moss-back- s with no red blood coursing down their Agricultural College arteries because he believes he has the germ of an idea in his head that they haven’t enough “spirit” Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Co Perhaps they haven’t but most of the time they have Logan Utah Maybe he’s lacking in the “right spirit" himself We mail matter September 19 know that A C students are not deficient “spiritedly" Entered as second-clas- s 1908 at Logan Utah under the Act ot March 3 so even if we were so inclined there would be no need 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special rate of post- to rake them up and down the back for being a gang of age provided for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 grandpas and grandmas They’re demonstrating today 1917 authorized August 22 1918 that “Aggie spirit lives” And when the first whistle blows on the football field and there comes that moEDITORIAL ment of tenseness Just before the plunge into the fray GEORGE P BARBER Managing Editor then you will see Aggie “spirit” forty-fol- d E W ROBINSON Business Manager KINNIE CAINE Under The "A" THEY’RE LIVE TO THE CORE SORABA Such la Life We make no exception — Logan has the livest ComNADINE FOUTZ Society Editor mercial Club of any town in the state Here’s an CONTRIBUTORS organization that is pulling for the College with all Ll’CILE TALMAGE JOHN A HENDRICKS four feet When school opened and there was a probELNA MILLER LETTIE RICH that there would be insufficient accommodations ability V D GARDNER HILTON EVANS for the students Logan business men got together and CHASE KEARL HOLLY BAXTER with the College to relieve the situation VERNAL H WILLIE MAURICE LINFORD They gave over their club rooms for the use of the College They found accommodations for the students Vol XVIII Number 2 And that Isn’t all They banquet the football team half a dozen times a year Friday September 26 1919 They’re back of the students in every student activity that the teeth and toe-na-il latter participate in They make possible this student The common deporable and inexcusable tendency and others with their advertisements They of the new and Inexperienced editor of a college weekly publication down in their jeans when occasion arises and bring dig is to attempt and endeavor in his first editorials a forth the coin They have no selfish motive in doing reformatory revolutionary and dictatorial dissertait either They're full of good Aggie tion upon some phase of college life which he often of a bunch to the and they’re sports good spirit: loyal in his sublime and unparalelled thinks school and all ignorance it that represents needs an airing As a rule his well meant but wordy harangues of WHY NOT AN “A” advice are not swallowed by the students for the pure For several years there have been whispered talk and simple reason that we all hate to be preached to around the hallways of adorning our fair mountains to The Editor feels to depart occasionally from this the east with a white block “A” This year the talk has old and time-wor- n custom for the reason that “Variety become louder but still no action We can’t talk it up is the spice of life” and “A little nonsense now and there neither can we wish it up there but we can then is relished by all college men” as the poets say build it up there if only the movement is started the Editor included Dissenters with this editorial Wake up Aggies let’s go At least put the outlines up policy will gladly be given space in these valuable this year and finish the job next The town is behind columns in which to set forth their contrary opinions the movement why not you? H B EVANS NOW LEADER IN JUNIOR As Never f EXTENTION WORK During the fore part of the yoar his Professor Hogenson resigned in Junior Leader as State position Extension Work to accept the posi- tlon as director of Institutes under the direction of the K (tension Division Professor Hogenson has had charge of the Boys’ and Girls’ Club work in Utah since its inuugeration and is responsible for the enviable reputation that it holds throughout the nation A worthy successor to Professor Hogenson has been found in Doctor H M Harris Doctor Harris’ life has greatly prepared him for his work Born in the Great West and having lived in many sections of it he knows first hand the problems' to be met Such a life tends to era-- 1 dicate localism Doctor Harris graduated from the B Y U He then spent three years doing missionary work in Germany He returned from Germany just be-- 1 fore the war started On arriving in America he entered Columbia UnIn S iversity and took out his M doctor's degree in Sociology and his Economics Dr Harris spent three years teaching in the city of New York College and for some time was director of boys’ club work at Tompkins Square New York City When interviewed by Student Life Dr Harris gave a brief outline of the purposes of the Boy’s and Girls' Clubs and of his future plans acThe purposes of club work are to to Dr attempt cording Harris( to stem the cityward movement of the country youths and to raise the standard of farm living and to inday for the game Five minutes to Jy five thousand throats Joined in ject new and invigorating spirit inthree and the crowd was tense and the Aggie Hymn: to rural life breathless as all such crowds are be- "With the goal before you THE FABLE OF THE SPIRITLESS fore the whistle which sends It is a well known fact that it is the White and the Blue harder work to hoe sugar beets no COLLEGE BOY team down the field after the soar- No wall together than play base ball The purpose of The referees and cap- Smash them and break through” ing pigskin Club” is to find out the the “Boys' By “Soraba" conof teams the opposing tains It was the old Aggie spirit and as incentive that causes the desire to in low tones in the center of the Big Blue Team went over the last Clarence was born in the year versed pay bage bal and lnject it into hoe field and then returned to their yard for the the 1900 A D as our most famous histhe winning count beets They have found that the jng torians woud say With the aid of a “respective" stations The whistle whistle blew for the end of the incentive is competition and particl “Millionaire Caculator” and an ex- blew They were off The blue and Bame’ pation in the results that follow In white cheer leader raised his huge Clarence his eyes moist like the order to Inject these qualities into tremely snappy brain combined with a taste for mathematics and a college megaphone to his mouth threw up others around him all his “splendid raising sugar beets and into allied education It might be possible to his arms jumped in the air and the isolation” cast from him linked his farm Industries the boys and girls calculate his age at some nineteen crashing roar of “Fight ’Em Aggies arms with the nearest Frosh and are given small projects of their own Fight ’Em” the battle cry of the stood uncovered while the band mo years And such he was work out They are given entire Blue Tteara” echoed through “Big The lad was born in the fair city the Aggie Hymn softly repeated of the project and are subject charge of Cloudburst on the Fox River He the stand and zipped across the was It old the the advice of the club leader to Aggie Spirit the only d field The yell died was one of the principle street walkan of hundred are famous and never ghost given the entire profits In ers of the fair city belonged to one down and Clarence smiled to himbattles and it got into the blue this way the boy and girl develop abl dying of our best families and -- therefor self What were those boobs going blood of Clarence — never to and leave lity to assume responsibility Clarence hated himself with a deep so crazy about? Why should they again leadership and undying hate He belonged to make such fools of themselves as to In the immediate future the Ex-- l the main Club of the town the “Ze- yell about such a thing as a little KEGISTIC TION IS MOUNTING to tension Division is intending bras” was President of the Cloud- - football game and a school in which will This new a paper start paper burst League for the suppression of they were receiving an education to (Continued From Page One) till a long felt need and will be the them for the football of game and of the early retiring Secretary official paper of the department It V ell he should register eon- - campus town “Shimmle Sympathizers” so life? The commercial rooms are be divided Into three depart-fille- d welljwil so that it is easy to see that the cern At least he would show a little at all hours of the day Thelments: (1) the county agent: (2) young fellah was one of the chosen control and go home that night able cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Col-- 1 tbe home demonstrators and (3) few to hold a key to the town hall of to talk above a faint whisper lege is a big drawing card to those the Boys’ and Girls’ Club work In The game moved on with the who Intend to Cloudburst pursue work in the! each Issue will be found news and Now is came to pass that the said score tied at six to six The Big commercial world Some new in- - advice of vital importance to every Clarence decided to enroll at the Blue team had met its match at last structors have been employed and phase of rural life same College in which you and even-s- o The two struggling lines of sweating are succeeding well In featuring the' I are at present enrolled likewise panting men swayed from one end departments as one of the more lm- -' namely: the Utah Agricultural Col- of the field to the other Five more portant ones of the school lege He stepped up the Hill and up- minutes of play remained and the The ever popular Home Economic tied on reaching the top he was only hit score was still Finally claims the greater ma-- j Department C U ting on three cyinders also even as through a fumble the Aggie quarter- jority of the girls The cooking from the you and I Even his exalted position back snatched the ball and sewing rooms as well as the' in the town of his choice did not ground squirmed through the ophousehold ladmlnlstratlon Another A C graduate Harold C depart- and with a clear field make him so far superior to the av- posing men cent are alive with girls who are Goldthorpe has been given a scholar- erage run of the students that he before him sped for a touchdown ' to keep up the reputation ship by the University of Chicago was Immune from all symptoms of But one of the enemy had the least striving H of the Department of Home Econ- -' dehis jir Gojdthorpe received the acute lack of air characteristic show of catching him and this man om'r' Science the from of In Batchelor gre of the common Johnnie type In a ten second man strained every Large classes are the feature of Agricultural College of Utah In 1916 similar position oh the top of the muscle to accomplish the seemingly The Since that time he has held the At last the Aggie hero the different science classes well known and Justly famous Col- Impossible building has Its share ofjtton of assistant in Bacteriology at lege Hill He also had to pass through was within a rod of the line but the the common routine of registering or speeding enemy was within one the students Laboratory work is the College Ills work has been ll under way In all departments together In research fields and the “The Five Day’s Labor-- or the Last yard of him The tackier made a long As difficulties are registration and exactness which characterStraw” Finally be was signed up for dive wrapped his arms around the in Typewriting legs of the pounding Aggie and ing solved and the students are becom jZod bis efforts were doubtless re-Ia generous course acquainted with each other and 'sponsible for his having had the Hall Cafeteria Tennis 2 and Rest brought him to the earth with a their Instructors w'h Everything (holnrshlp conferred upon him Room (Advanced Courses) Right sickening thud The game little n 00 workn& order for the then his interest in the school died Quarterback made a squirming fight while In the Bacteriological de-fa rapid and cruel death He kept to freedom and crawled another C0lnp'‘e fulfillment of the promises partmPm 0j the College he worked of Blrectors by himself — pursuing a policy of Splen- yard to the goal but still a scant mn' and n th flflda of soil chemistry h' int did Isolation or Non Contamination yard separated him from the l!ne1S''hoo wh“n hey nirt especial atpaying Bacteriology solj h He was and year m9-2- 0 of His Sacred Presence victory for the Aggies Suddenly nnt th‘ tention to the Influence of salts on thrown In the Canal 19 times for non the little Quarter fell weakly to the see the largest attendance on re-- 1 bacterial activity and nitrogen-fixatio- n conformance to the law of the Sopho ground and lay limp and quivering cord for the College He was joint author ot a paper mores that all Froah should sneak The referee blew a shrill blast on his ontthe Influence of salts on the nltro- EXHIBIT AT COUNTY FAIR down the streets garbed In the re- whistle and rushed up to tackled I nitrogen accumulation in the soil gulation cap of verdant color pat- and tackier The little Quarter was was printed In The Journal ot which (Continued From Page One) tern suggestive of pastures in the groaning and trembling with pain weeds the common and market va- Agricultural Research spring with the innocent little Daisies The Doctor was sent speeding to the The scholarship which Mr Gold-- j ot wheat and corn peeping their coy little heads from scene and pronounced the fact to rieties Is of Professor Fletcher chairman thorpe received carries with It out of tho fresh cowslips the waiting players that the little It Is a very popular In charge of exhibits 150000 a year committee the Oyouhet! Clarence was a perfect Quarter's back was broken He was and the fact that In spite Professor scholarship and at Fair the County student So democratic and every- lifted tenderly and carried semiBecraft had Immediate charge of all of severe competition It was given to thing He dearly loved his little conscious from the field still fighting an A C graduate distinguishes the arrangements companions at the Big School on the to be left In the game Individual and reflects credit on the Hillock As he was carried past the silent COHINEI HAIITIE SI'ENDH HUM-- Institution And then one day the Awakening stands the students heard a faint ll IN Fit INCH While at the University of Chicago Follow closely dear reader— gasping voice repeating monotonouscame Mr Goldthorpe will study PhysiologIf you are still reading and I hope ly “Just one more Just one (Continued From Page One) yard ical Chemistry and Bacteriology you are— and I ahall describe It — more — yard" A and that with each succeeding day In Then silence thus sob arose from the stands then — as France greater love for America The stands on the old battlefield j the fighting Quarter of the Blue comes snapped In the brisk braete from Team was tenderly placed In the the So Bon’ west The October sky ambulance — the crowd arose as ’one Mr and Mrs Clem Hayward visited was blue as the blue on the pennants i man In a sipping crashing “Nine school last They left MonFriday and the fleecy clouds were scudding for the Little Quarter!” Then-be- fore day for California where they will 24 SOUTH MAIN STREET the breese It was an Ideal j with hats off— the band leading soft attend school this winter Before You Must Buy Quality Known as the B e s t KUPPENHEIMER ! clothes The Best Known Considered Moderately Priced Value Colors Guaranteed HOWELL BROTHERS Logan’s Foremost Clothiers First National Bank Logan Utah ' UNDER U S GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Resources $150000000 MAKE THIS BANK YOUR FINANCIAL HOME j STORAGE WAREHOUSE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER ON HOUSEHOLD Such is Life GOODS Warehouse and Oillce South Main Street Cache Valley Commission Co LOGAN j chalk-marke- MONTHS UTAH HOTEL ECCLES LOGAN UTAH FIREPROOF UP TO DATE 100 ROOMS WITH CONNECTING IUTII NEW Rate from $150 to $300 per day Special Winter weekly rates now in effect Excellent Dining Room and Counter Service Popular Prices and Quick Service Barber Shop and Billard Room in Connection Especially attractive for Auto Parties M S ECCLES Pres LYMAN HYDE Mgr j Goldthorpe Awarded of Scholarship WATCHES CLOCKS SILYEKWABE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT In charge of a CompetExpert Attention Given to Tenting of Eyes ami Fitting of Glaasee We have our own lens grinding plant and stock of uncut lenses Broken lenses duplicated and replaced In an honr We Make a Specialty of Fine Repairing Conscientious care Skilled workmanship Fair charges and broad experience have combined to build up ua for a large and well pleased cllentelle ent Oploinetrlht JFWEIItr DIAMONDS CUT GLASS FOUNTAIN PENS UM Bit ELL IS MESII IMG C M Wendelboe Jewelry Store LOGAN 53 East 1st North Street UTAH j : Dependability of the be-ra- re Law or j ' Ames and Allem BARBER SHOP Dependability In a cream separator Is especially necessary during warm weather when the milk should be taken care of in the ahortest possible time The I)e Laval Cream Separator Is dependable care it will easily last a lifetime and with ordinary The De Laval capacity rating Is dependable Each alxe exceeds Its advertised capacity under ordinary and even under unfavorable condition De Laval Service Is dependable Fifty thousand agents the world over aee to It that De Laval Sepuratora are properly aet up operated and taken care of And above all the I) Laval Company la dependable — the oldest and by far the largest cream separator manufacturers In the world More I)e LAVALS in use than of all other makes combined See the local l Mm (aval agent or If yon don’t know write to the neareet De I aval office aa below THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO IM Broadway NEW YOIIK 20 East MadlmUt Street CHICAGO Ol lleale Hlreet HAN FIlANdHtX) |