Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TYvu STUDENT LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Printed by the Earl & England Publishing Co Logan Utah Entered as second-clas- s mall matter September 19 1908 at Logan Utah under the Act of March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for In Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 authorized August 22 1918 column It tries to mulntain an attitude of fair and constructive criticism and have the courage of Its It is the wish of the convictions as it sees them staff that all knocking be kept strictly out of the paper It is easy for this to creep in and it has crept one bein at times needs adjustment something lieves immediate action should be taken and In an reformatory spirit fur is made to fly figuratively speaking Students’ opinions are solicited in the editorial column — so long as they are stated clearly honestly Student Life is the organ of and In the right spirit the students of the Agricultural College of Utah and they are not enjoying all of their privileges and opportunities if they do not contribute their ideas to it Board Bulletin HALL TONIGHT AG Never Before You Must Buy Quality Known as the Best A s The Ag Club wishes to invite as guests of the club at their nnnual ball tonight all the members of the Varsity football squad who did not make the trip to Colorado over-zealo- KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES A meeting of the Cosmopolitan club will be held Tuesday November 11 at eight o'clock at the Roosters’ All present members and all club WE CAN ONLY HOPE are those eligible for membership The thoughts of all Aggies are with the Rig Blue nt be n 0 se'l lUl Team in Colorado on the eve of a struggle of giants — the meeting of two teams acknowledged by many to of Special services in celebration be the strongest candidates for the Roiky Mountain the nnuiversnry of the signing of the Conference pennant We can't do anything now to spur our team to armistice will be held in chapel on 11 victory — it is not as if they were here and our November fighting cheers could keep them always lighting All we can do is fighting for the blue and white hope for a victory just hope in a futile attempt to team that is so gloriously uphelp the IL and honor holding the pustige of our Colb ge in an- The Best Known Moderately Priced Value Considered Colors Guaranteed Ir-c- EDITORIAL STAFF George P Barber ’20 Managing Editor Lueile Talmage ’21 Associate Editor Russell Croft ’20 Associate Editor Elna Miller ’21 Exchange Editor Ray Olson ’23 Athletic Editor Kinnie Caine ’23 Under The “A” Nadine Foutz 20 Society Editor Soraba Such Is Life Pearl Oberhansley ’22 Special Writer E W Robinson 20 Business Manager nll"'r stat’ REPORTORIAL STAFF LET THERE BE LIGHT HOWELL BROTHERS Logan’s Foremost Clothiers bluo-helmet- V D GARDNER ’21 LEROY FUNK ’22 MERLIN COOK '22 VERNAL WILLIE ’22 J A HENDRICKS ’20 LETTIE RICH ’22 CHASE KEARL '21 HOLLY BAXTER ’22 DOROTHY WEILER ’23 S VMl'EL FLETCHER ’23 DRAM WELL PECK ’23 First National Bank Lights are sorely needed on the third floor of the Mail building and as the winttr conns on and the davs get shorter and darkless floods the building lady in the eveutng I'ghts will he protnallv indispensable It’s well tilth impossible to Ml to lead light lioV on the between tlie houis of fom and live o’llmk as lie will Volume XVIII condition floor and this aggiava'ed third 7 Number season the advances 7 November 1919 Friday A few strong eleitric lights would gt' (ouditiois and make it possible to s FAIR PLAY FOR THE BOOSTER our attention is called to an article in this column eariv morning and late afternoon li — s of the last issue of Student Life by our student In it he vigorously attacks the Rooster REUBEN EDITORIALIZES as a publication containing “unseemly jokes’’ ami not On Order In The Library o students hearken to mv rime This article dedisseminating true Aggie spirit an' listen tu my w urds nouncing the' indecency and disloyalty of the Rooster leads us to make a statement of facts i'm tempted sen tu use this tune Back in 1915 spirit was at a low ebb at old U A sum strong expressive verbs C A group of the more progressive Aggies It riles me up my ire is roused imbued with the necessity of generating more school spirit tu see th' shameful wav o th the Club The organized library’s used why I'll he soused animating there's chatter in there all dav object of this organization was to back the Aggies loyally and unstintingly to the very end This ideal is i’m guilty ttiu i must confess o emblazoned upon the heart of every and our uv bustin' th’ regulations efforts have been and always will be directed to that end The first big step was to issue the U A C th' saw that sez “pleze don't transgress Booster for the sole purpose of generating more real th’ rule that calls fer silence" live-wir- e to study in th’ library's for Aggie spirit a stude can't get th’ dope The full proceeds of this publication were gladly-giveto pay in part for a banquet given by the store In his pate this useful lore o Club to the football team as a token of respect and when with noise he has to cope o appreciation for their splendid efforts The there's other places tu air our views banquet has come to be an established feature In the an’ tell our little tale minds of our footbal warriors uv how he told her all th' news This signed editorial by Student Body President when they let ’im out uv Jail Gardner is the first Indication of ingratitude which we have received for our tireless efforts to create as aggies should let’s think about and maintain Aggie spirit up to the highest standard th’ principlal uv th’ thing It’s denied poor spirit without a doubt We readily grant that the very purpose of this club reflects that side of life' which may easily disto thus raize tain hi jing regard that dignity which we are all expected to ole discipline’s a mighty force maintain And no doubt there have been occasions when we have failed to appreciate the weight that sways th’ world hi gad of let's plead fer order until we're hoarse things which we have said or done We solicit wholesome criticism but sincerely bedisorder's all to th th’ had lieve that Mr Gardner’s charge of casting a “stigma tu bother th’ geek who wants tu get of Indecency on the name of our callege” is unjust his lesson in english S is not quite fair It makes 'im sweat and uncalled for We believe that the office of the signee should reflect not only a constructive criticism 'i addles his brainy pate but also a constructive presentation We also believe that the desired results could have been obtained don't get me wrong th’ collidge aint more effectively by a personal Interview no ladies seminary Our purpose is well expressed In the words of our no student’s asked tu be a saint motto “Not for us but for all” tier yet no virgin marv BE-NCLUB but in th’ library we should du sum t h tv k n ati can th' gab an In our dome store up a few THE ORGAN OF THE STUDENTS Student Life endeavors to express the sentiment cold facks tu keep on tab of the students of the College — From Reuben's Rimes In the editorial Lotfan Utah wLoiiIi d t ill be at ' in t ’ill lege a mil i' Inal nun now f!uet tifi lln iv v body-preside- in I it Monday office O'l ITNDKR U S GOYUUNMKXT SUPERVISION url out r Resources 3150000000 i I tthnli in THIS MAKE 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING S U M M E R MONTHS meet ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Ollue South Main Street I discn-Mo- next vv eek n IIS will groups scheduled I OF MONTANA homecoming Thanksgiving week la planned for old atudents of All the University of Montana fraternities and other organisations will observe fireside evening by keeping open houaee Thanksgiving eva Slides are bring prepared to show all tha available picture of former atudents In various school and campus activities A tr OF N UTAH ( HOTEL 1 Members Notice to Faculty Hereafter copies of Student Life will not be placed In the faculty remail boxes exeept by special office Life Student at Call quest for vour copy or see E V Robin-g- o n if you prefer to have a ropy placed In your mall box Found— All “A” pin See Joe Havertz en A fountain the following subjects Commerce— Freedom of the Seven Reas ES E C CL LOGAN UTAH UP TO DATE NEW FIREPROOF WITH CONNECTING BATH Rates 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 Hillard Room in Connection Especially attractive for Auto Parties M S ECCLES Pres LYMAN HYDE Mgr 100 ROOMS p rises Nationality Social Inheritance Race — The Survival Industry— power Education Money-powe- of Persistence — The of the Meek and r - Conventional or Mani res- tive WATCHES CLOCKS SIL KKWAItK JEM ELK Y — GISS FOUNTAIN I’ENS UMHKELL IS ltt(s Affirmations of Youth OPTICAL DEPWtTMENT cut Optometrist In charge of Eert ofAttention Glaasea a Compet Given to Test mg of Eye anil Fitting W have our own !ni grinding plant and atorl of unrut letiae Broken duplicated and r placed In an hnnr We Make a Specialty of Fine Hepairing Concl enf lou rare Skilled workmanahlp Fair charget and broad experience have combined to build u for ua a large and well pleaaed rllentelle lna DIAMONDS CUT MESH Faith ( LASS MEETINGS HELD LAST THURSDAY AT 11:00 distinction of being the only colli gc committee announces that only nine comic published in the middle west student dances sre to be held dur- (Continued From Fago One) ing the year No decorations arej LELAND sTANEOItn 1’IVFHITV permlssable except for the Junlor I“r debating manager Reports were made by the Buzzer editor and the A branch of the Allied Flier Club From Complete financial report fhalrlllIin of th( Junlor Prom r0In la to be organized at Balo Alto for must be made Immediately following mttee scheduled for The From Ieland Stanford men who served in of the Juniors out- - March 19 each function all For Meetings persona the aerial department of the army In spite of the students' protests the side the student body social func- are slated for every Thursday after be student body exercises tions shall Invitational strictly tuition fee of M0 each term will go The outcome of the sophomore Into effect at the beginning of next In favor of a UNIVERSITY WYOMING OF Is (meeting was a decision quarter The Immediate necessity U1 b 11 an 01 on A Methodist girls' club has been P“ry due to a deficit of (75000 which Its icall with ‘'kids party" formed the " at University of Wyom-j1'must be met January 1 ing which will later be organlxed In- - ressorlea of costume and food Vive enfant! to the Kappa Fhl sorority Aa this ta OKIAIIOMA A C Freshmen elected Earl Dennlnr to be a strictly religious organlza-- l To encourage the production of tlon glrla from other sororities will' debating manager and adjourned worth while plays the students of be The raising of the ilooievelt me- eligible for membership the Oklahoma Agricultural College 'morial subscription was conducted are asking the cooperation of the through the class meeting NEXT LYCEUM COMES public speaking department of the Iceland Stanford University to esTO LOGAN NOV 21 Campbell tablish a national Greek letter fraUEnIGNN EHOM AllMY a Theta be known to Alpha ternity (Continued From Page One) of college terest he Fhl Every department gave to hie work Ilia suc(Continued From Page One) has a cess as a lecturer dramatics activity except and his vital In- the army Captain Campbell will go national fraternity of Its own terest In the principles of de- to Cottonwood canyon for a vara-h- l mocracy led him to confine tlon until January 1st when he will NEW MKXKX) A C work to the lecture platform Six Heave for New Tork Sentora rather than freshmen are yeara ago he had a record of hav- - — designated by their headgear at the Ing traveled more than a half roll-NHINEH Mexico State College of Agriculture lion mile IIATIIH All senior agricultural students must democracy Two year ago Mr Zuebiin apwear the Stockman model of 8teton Modem Barber Shop hat This college has about four peared here on the Chautauqua cirCARLISLE A 0UDMUND8ON hundred students Every county cuit where a vote taken to deProprietor except on Is represented In the termine the most popular number on 13 Center West Street school the entire Chautauqua program C M Wendelboe Jewelry Store 63 Eaat lit North Street 10(1 AN FTAI! ! 1 yML j 5- - taitain 1 awarded EUBANK A Twenty pre medlce glrla of the University of Nebraaka have organised a girls pre medic society aa an to th men's medics auxiliary association Th Awgwan published hy th Nebraskan students has the LOGAN I I A Cache Valiev Commission Co For Sale a sufficient number and variety of military uniforms to start Blue (dress a costumer in business full dress and special evening dress I white and (dive drab (cotton and Also woolen sheep skin lined short overcoat nnd boots hint k and Robtan leathir and hip rubber) N Cam libel ert Be-N- Y)LOHADO HOME STORAGE WAREHOUSE Mr Charles Zuebill! will appear I y eetllll til Oil! se on Nov cm r 2 I Y Be-N- The Home Economics glrla at the Colorado Agricultural College now have practical application for their knowledge of household management An eleven-roopractice house has recently been opened which accomodates groups of eight girls for periods of eight weeks each FINANCIAL an-i-s- ui Be-N- IMVFRSITY OF WASHINGTON To avoid endangering their health from Insufficient head covering the vocational students at the Washington State University are no longer compelled to wear the official green cap of the freahrom They will be rlasaed with the aophomorea The tnuaeum of this school la the recipient of an Aztec aun god which waa burled In Mexico probably some fifteen hundred yeira ago YOUR will iiiin't on this noon in tim Student Life Be-N- Exchanges HANK rMVEIlNlTV OF NEVADA Students of the University of Nevada voted to reaclnd th payment of 25 a month to the athletic manager since the expenses of Nevada's Th social games havo Increased to him Mr Zuebiin r la superior to the accepted type of Chautauqua lecturer In combining acholarltneaa with vigorous enthusiasm and ronservatlvenesa with very strong and positive Idea The new lecture course com- - Ames nnd Allem BARBER SHOP 21 SOUTH MAIN STREET SIMPLICITY Simplicity In cream separator construction avoids waste and makes possible quick and easy handling of milk The De Laval Cream Separator I remarkably simple Thousand of I Lavals are run and cleaned by children every day Thl simplicity mean long Ilf d freedom from repair and la the outcome of over forty year of unquestioned leadership In cream separator Inventing developing and perfecting Every part baa been developed tu tta highest degree of simplicity coupled with efficiency and the I)e Igival has earned for Itself the name of being "the worIJ’a standard separator" More De LA ALS in use than of all other makes combined See the local He aval agent or if don't know him write to 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