Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TVvu Bulletin Board EDITORIAL I'iiriiiir’s & d h England Publishing Company Logan MONT XVA WltKt-U- p Come all ye horny-headesons of the plough share and spring-tootharrow and make merry while you The Ag elub in vies all men may in in Co’lepe who are registered aeri iiUure to a general round up f all agricultural coal follows Time-o'el- i DoMol’d iv la at x STUDES T LIFE Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Printed by the Earl Exchanges Utah mail matter September 19 19i9 at Logan Entered ns second-clas- s k 3 1S97 March of under the Art Acceptance for mailing at special I’i oe rate of postage provided t'or In Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 Club Loon authorized August 22 1 9 1 S Utah I MXLIisITY "Memorial Way” Is the name of an aonm on the Montana University campus the sides of which are lined with 3 2 young trees Each tree lias a projecting shield and at its foot each has a name plate These trees are memorials to students of the un- iversity who died in the services of t ' Th" ” Plan of ui South i ' a h V EDITORIAL STAKE Managing Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Exchange Editor Athletic Editor Under The "A" Society Edit Such Is Life Special Writer Special Writer Near Humor Oeorge P Barber ’20 Lucile Talmage ’21 Russell Croft ’20 Elna Miller ’21 Ray Olson ’23 Kinnit- Caine ’23 Nadine Foutz ’20 - w t Sorala Pearl Obcrhansley ’22 IIuln° Nebeker ’20 Thatcher Allred ’21 E W Robinson ’20 r t I a !!: nt a a c h: w i ’ m f o ' - i Delia! ing Tr - lots I" u s w c t Tme a Tv da OUv j’ v ' ! : s i Main I: ! ( Id v -- V Meeting American Legion Business Manager REPORTORIAL STAKE V D GARDNER LUKOV FUNK '22 '21 MERLIN COOK '22 VERNAL WILLIE '22 LETT IE RICH '22 J A HENDRICKS '20 CHAS3 KEAHL '21 HOLLY BAXTER '22 DOROTHY WEIIEP '23 SU1UEL FLETCHER BRAMWELL TECK '23 This issue is the production of the THE STAKE Wallace McBride Coulson Wright II J Miller 1910-2- 0 2' Buzzer Stall Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Staart gym Organizations dially :n ite Activities Lay Kimball George M Bateman Lucile Talmage Nancy Finch Ralph Smith Hugh Suttoi Sidney Stock Harold Nagle Lais Vernon C Art Editor College Year Athletics Photographer Campus Clusses Volume XVIII Devember 12 1919 Numbed 11 All i students are to be presort Twelve o'clock and all's well The Editor sits on his little desk with the fumes of a choice Neho filling the atmosphere tvlth fragrant perfume not a carp or a worry on earth and of course no studies to prepare nothing to do but put his feet on the desk and smoke and dream of the time when he can g et a staff that will be little more than a name end think of how he is going to get out a paper with the hug um of two assignments turned in by his assistants and only ten columns of news to f rr-- t out and write up inside of two hours himself And as he calmly aits there at peace with the world it slowly dawns upon him that to be the Editor of a successful Sagebrush he must not only be his own reporter gather all the university news omitting nothing write it all up himself see that it all goes to press properly and at the proper time but must serenely accept all the blame for a poor Issue — U of N Sagebrush dry-good- s box 7 1 an on nee it behooves chemistry a watchful eye on the met a I reining: "The Itig Idea" 17 Dee at N'ldev Wednesday Hall Welu-High School alumni wi'l present the comedy drama "The The cast made up of Rig Idea" many old stars played to a capacity house in Ogden and will give a return engagement by request Students 37c o- and 77c Tickets on sale at "Tin Men's Shop’’ r - THE EDITOR MUSES f departments to keep LINKS KITTEN ON IIKAKIV TH’ OLE HULL KING AGAIN' hi reuben i hear loud tolling rolling notes an’ hearin them I fain must quote "o hell uv mem'ries found an’ dear o blessed bell unto mi ear!" NEW MEXICO A t STORAGE WAREHOUSE That colleges can do practical things was amply proved when students of tlie New Mexico A U dipped 1100 animals in less than six hours Cattle in that vicinity are suffering to with scab As an accommodation the cattle men when the Government decreed that all cattle should be dipped the men of tile college spent two days assisting the cattle 20000 Square Feet Floor Space SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS DURING SUMMER MONTHS ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS Warehouse and Ollier South Main Street Cache Valiev Commission Co men color i to a LOGAN r The Collegian is to he UTAH commend sportsmanlike attitude towards the football teams from other colleges In all its athletic write-up- s ed on Its the Colorado weekly gives its opponents unusual recognition whether There has they be winners or not when raw an’ rustic high-scholad of brotherly )e)n a kefn wntlmnt came in knickerbockers clad feeling which few colleges extend these wondrous halls uv fame tu see tQ the oppo8lnK teanlg The Collegian MORE THAN 1000 taking a book from the Library withrealises apparently that one cannot STUDENTS ARE REGISTERED out permission may be liable to susthe other fellow in the mud put an’ just before I climbed th’ hill pension from college without getting spattered himself (Continued From Page One) care must be to the a ou1 bel1 shattered th’ silence still Special given number of departments Practically use of books I ELAND STANFORD UNIX FKsITY periodicals and newsall laboratories are ciowded the A campaign for the establishment machine sheps being filled lar be- papers a Chinese club house on the Stan-eac- h of Silence in the Library must yond their comfortable working canote distinct an’ clear an’ true ford campus has been Btarted Stan-- i maintained pacity ford alumni have contributed several stood enthralled — I’d go ml cue An average of two or three vocathousand me bell dollars and an appeal has ole tu that promised things EMIL HANSEN RETURNS tional men are being registered each It sent been an’ seemed tu "cum to alumni In China learn say FROM SOUTHERN TKI1 day Among these we now have one be!” CALIFORNIA INIAEKMTV student from Louisiana several from Mr Emil Hansen landscape gardA course Is being given at CaliChicago and a number from Denver ener In training the reat the has fornia College University recently Minnesota Is also represented turned from a tour of the southern horn students for the dim The students now registering reof the State where part of inatlon the foreign arcent spent present every part of Utah as well one month giving a series of lecX Mill COll as the surrounding states they In- tures on At landscape gardening an enrollment of 13265 With clude a number here to obtain work the Branch A C at Cedar City he stands as the students Columbia to apply toward graduation as well what will be the first sunkplanned world's largest university as the usual large number of winter en garden In Utah and probably KANSAS UNIVERSITY students seeking a few months of In- the first In the western states The Men on the Kansas University tensive practical training gardens will be excavated with a voted their football team recently chosen nil UT path Though the number of available unique arrangemnet of flowers and services to the State In replacing the boarding houses seemed to have been shrubbery mine strikers coal depleted before the new students he While at Delta Mr Hansen plac SOUTH CACHE HIGH St 'HOOL gan to arrive through special effoit ed an order for 6000 trees of 12 editor of Solon Harbor literary the town was canvassed and 'pros- varieties which are to be set out In 1918-1- 9 Is put- Life Student during so hell ensconced In collidge tower pective homes listed for the student's the of 1920 Trees of one I Into theCInr-i- d spring pray you'll always clang th’ hour Hag ral school spirit reference Committees have ben co be are to one planted along variety ruther hear your measured ring Ion the South operating and working incessantly street with the corners left vacant rhlmea string-haltecountl paper As faculty advisor to the staff haD Hint and at the p esent practically This arrangement makes It possible Mr Barber suggests a "Iwal” conall students are located nd a to see only trees of on test to makh the paper more savory variety er of places are yet ehra'nslile along an entire street of school life Mr Hansen Is especially interest' DR WEST DELIVERS LIBRARY REGULATIONS ed in high school and district school XIXOKD FLEETED ASSIST XN'T CHAPEL ADDRESS R H MANAGER grounds as well as city ImproveThe Library is open during college ments for setreet and park layouts session from 1:00 A M until 10:00 He has done much to Influence the Students who are not self propell-- l (Continued from page one! P M‘ on Saturdays from 8:00 A M building of attractive automobile ing who can not hear the respons-- j activities throughout the student until 1:00 P M can-- ' camps along the way to ions of (heir own year I Tha faculty have direct access to tlotia Park as well as other routes Mr Coburn and President Garil- Prior to his the books on the shelves and stud- travelled by tourists ents only by special permission arrival In America Mr Hansen wai at the Royal Gardens In: ” Every book taken from the desk employed Tuesdays ihapl exert Is a rtlvc budget apportioning the Denmark He be for must signed emphasized the value of the ap-- ' fnls among the various managers Books may be drawn from the parently "little” things In one’s Uf!Aftr th meeting of the rom-- i -- which sre however forerunthe with use the perfor home te report of the Library mlt(1 mission of the Library attendenta jners of the big events of life ami financial wealth of the S II O and "Lova her!” ha exclaimed pas that s kind Providence la always of the books must be signed for and (1Umltlnn ( tll same will I would die for ready and anxious to lend a helping To two weeks no "Why slonately than h rough these rulumns longer kept those who keep books longer the her! For one soft glance from those hand Indications are that with the next President Peterson welcomed th !( Ull!(on of student finances will privilege of taking books from the sweet eyes I would hurl myself from — I would cliff and perish yonder "jnew students and urged them Library will be denied Reference books such as diction- “Hold on ray boy hold on" said stay In spite of difficulties aries encyrlopedles magailnes and the old man as he shook bis bead U 8 public documents may not be "I’m something of a liar myself and student body fee from Its present 1 think one Is enough for a small low figure to one which will make taken from the Library It adequate to meet the IllCtesed Reserve books for classes may be family ltk mine" A local pastor was talking to a eost of iuipment entertainment etr taken by a student In the class at not 4:00 P M but roust be returned to "Yes Sir I’ve Been Through the woman whose name he had the Library desk before 8:20 AM Show’ said a cook applying to a caught The name of the Reverend will fine "For heating your wife the following day After reading a restaurant keeper for a Job "Was Doctor Blank was mentioned where- - y0 said the Judge reserve book In the Library return o (fleers’ rook two years - wounded upon he said: "XV'ell to me Doc ”j don't know that I object to Blank Is a dry old stick! Do you th dollir( twice" the book to the desk lh prison- Five rente a day Is charged for r "but vital Is the ten cents for?” The proprietor tasted the soup not think so?” rents the man had made and replied: all overdue hooka Twetty-Av- e "No" answered th lsdy sweet- - "That" aald the Judge "la the a day Is charged on all reserve books "You’re Jucky man It’s a wonder ly "but perhaps I should If he were Federal tax on amusement ” oot my husband” Fede-a- l kept after 9:20 a m Any student they didn't kill you" Ex tax ory amusements” Ev HOTEL ECCLES LOGAN UTAH UP TO DATE NEW FIREPROOF WITH CONNECTING BATH Rates from $130 to $300 per day Excellent Dining Room and Lunch Counter Service Popular Prices Barber Shop and Billard Room in Connection Attention Given to Student Special Parties and Banquets Special Winter weekly rates now in effect M S ECCLES Pres LYMAN IIYDE Mgr ol 100 ROOMS 1 XVlTt RES CMXKS SMX EH XV ARK JEWELRY Rl AMONDS CUT GLASS EOUNTAI V I I'M HKKLL XS MESII EV IXXGS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT in charge of a Conprt-en- t OptMmetri-- t Expert Attention Given to Testing of Ec and Fitting of Glassm We have our own lens grinding plant and stock of uncut lenses Broken lenses duplicated and replaced In an hour We Make a Specialty of Fine Repairing Conscientious care Skilled workmanship Fair charge and broad experience have combined to build up a for us larre and well pleased rllentelle C M Wendftlboe Jewelry Store LOG AN 63 East 1st North Street UTAH f d nuh ty ECONOMY Th truly economical cream separate r is one which sk'nn an the greatest amount of milk for the longest period of cl tinu self-respe- Th? fact that the De La-askims cl an makrs a De Laval an t specially good investment in the fdl when many coxs are geing dry and clean separation of th? stripping de-l 't red si With t rd inary care u De I aval Crum Separator lasts a time bt cause its superior lwl construction permits of the bowl Iteing made smalhr in size and run at lower speed am! with hss exertion This durability coupled with unequalled clean skimming end hont st capacity rating rakrg the IM Iaxval the most fco’omical separator in the long run Due to large caparty tzsy turning and easy cleaning the De Uixal is also tcotom cal with the operator’s time and tffort nt 1 f' More De LAVALS in use than of all other makes combined The local De Ijivnl ng nt can further explain the economy of the D Lrx'al or an inquiry addressed to the mar’st D” val office will bring n catalog and cmpUte i format ’on 1 TIIK I)i: tr ItlV Rnedwe) NEXX t AOItK 1 IgA VAL 'JO Ee- -t SEPARATOR CO MetllMil Hirer! 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