Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE FOUR I’RES FROSH DEFEAT OGDEN HIGH Serge Benson s NONAME HATS Command Jttaniion $300 $400 $600 Thatcher Clothing Co Logan Utah CITY DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS ‘ IV DRUGS IXERYTHIVG TOILET ARTICLES AND 8UNDRES O? North Main Telephone 200 Jt P Smith & Son PRINTERS ENGRAVERS Designers of Programs Invitations Etc Federal Avenue (South Side) Utah Logan BELL SERVICE RINGS TRUE Gai Oils Goodyear Tires Batteries tO West Center C S L Logan For First Class Shoe Repairing sea Trotman C 86 W Center Expert Logan Dressmaking Suits Dresses and Overcoats Made at Reasonable Prices 47 a Call or at 39$ Canyon Road The Durability of Our Work Will be Remembered Long After the Cost is The Frosh were entirely too much for the Ogden high Inst Friday when they romped home with 17 shares of bacon to Ogdens 7 Thomas surprised them with his head work while the rest of the backfleld plowed through them for gains The line held exceptionally well with Bhtnch-- j ard at center and Layton at right tackle were right there with the goods The game started at 3:o0 with Og-- i den kicking The Frosh took the ball to the 30 yard line and khked Ogden made first downs and then punt ed The Frosh were thrown back uaiil they were on the 3 yard line with 15 to go Thomas punted but the Frosh being offside recalled the He punted again Ogden reball ceiving the kick and carrying it over for a touchdown making it 7 with a place kick After this until the end of the first half neither team was within kicking distance of the goals The Frosh came back with every man determined to even up the score Ogden kicked the Frosh made first down twice and kicked Blanchard tore down the field and when Ogden fumbled he nabbed ontd it but was downed promptly The Frosh then opened up gave the ball to Merrill and told him to go to it He waltzed over the line with It and Thomas kicked goal The quartet ended before anything more could happen except that Thomas added 3 more points to the Frosh score by a perfect drop kick from the 35 yard line It was a real exhibition In the next and last quarter( the Frosh doing some perfect teamwork took the ball to within 1 yard of the line where a fumble cost them the ball Ogden punted but the A C spirit was present and the Frosh took it straight back over Skeen making A the touchdown few minutes scrimmage ended the game The lineup and summary: Ogden High (7) Aggie Frosh (17) Norton (C) le Girnlin Whittier It Barnett Kirkland Merritt Ig Blanchard — c Lyons B Smith Raddon rg Cox Lav ton rt Zion re MtMurdie E Smith — u Thomas (C) qb Clark lh Knowles Sullivan — rh Skeen Gardner fb Brady Score by periods: U 7 Ogden high 9— 7 0 0 7 10—17 Aggie frosh Substitutes: Aggies — A Merrill for Knowles Patis for Gardner Ogden high — Wayment for B Smith B Smith for Whittier Whittier for B Smith Wilson for Kirkland Conroy for Zinn Peterson for Sullivan Scoring: Aggies — Touchdowns Skeen Merrill Goal from field — Thomas Goals after touchdowns — Thomas 2 Ogden scoring: Touchdowns — Clark Goal after touchdown — Clark Time for period — 15 minutes Referee — Wilkinson PROVO EASY GAME FOR FOR AGGIE CHAMPS Forgotten Palmer & Sons II A Plumbing and Heating LOGAN' UTAH For The Best Cakes Pies Rolls and Bread Call at The ROYAL BAKERY —Try Our Coffee And Roll— — Best in Town— D C ' Loveland Maker of Pine Portraits ' sp CckLx XTZt V ! t :i photognha with frlcntla Their portrait prlceteci to you in the ta tome are bound to make themselves iclt in good showing Rig gathering m long and difficult passes The lineup: to B Y U Miller Young Bowman Gledhill Aggies le Maughan !g c Partridge rg rt Hatch Nelson re qb Fuller Chamberlain Munson Morgan Wood Hide It Harris Jeffs Hendrick Croft Conroy (rapt ) Ieddingham rhb Rchaub Gardner Ihb know lea Substitution Utah Aggies— Evans for Maughan Siegfried for Wood-ald- " Lindsay for Knowles Bingham for Harrla Williams for H Gardner Church for Hendrirka Harris for Blnghaiu Row man for Hendrick for Church Knowle for IJndsay Kirk for Sebaub B Y I'— -- Wakefield for Miller Maeser for Partridge Iluunelt for Nelaon Partridge for Morgan Referee — llomer Warner umidre — Wld Aahton head linesman — Simmon Making touchdown— U A C Knowle 5 Gardner 1 Drop kick — Nelson 11 V I’ 1 Rchaub 1 Rcorlng after touchdown Rchaub 4 Kirk I — fb LISH" OF IRONS ' ABOUT HOW Gi ld h lint s Curling Mid lig A woman ill England thirty to More power to mint oie he s Loose hunting ducks soys "The first time 1 lilt him I missed him The second time I hit him in the smile phice" Bill IINFOtll): XVHEEE1) YUl GET THE' NEW STICKPIN? PINKEV JEFFS: (Looking at tlei OH! 1 JUST HU) KICK KOI! DINNER It is said that Theda Bara wants to come hack — and doubtless bare-bac- k (Continued from page one) Howard and he continued "The outlook would bo Lideed gloomy were It not for the improvement in farming which are constantly being developed and it is toy candid beliel that we have only begun to farm in the United State" One ot tie pcit intent questions ot the day ait-e'roln Ihe Hut necord-- j mg to Mr Howard tliit we have a constnnlly mi reusing urban n'id a 'constantly diminishing relatively speaking rural population and that !we have very ldtle more avail tide land under cultivation now than we had len year ago thus making it necessary for us to feed ourgruwiug population from the ai res we now are cultivating 'Ihe speaker went into the history Faint Bureau Federation stating that it was during the war that plans went effected lor the organization of t tie farmers The plan of throughout the nation organization he dwelt upon for some time telling us of tile Research Department the purpose of which is to anil conditions tmly agricultural disseminate knowledge concerning them and the Department of Transportation which has enabled the farmer to ship his perishable products to the markets much more cheaply than he otherwise eoulil have done and of the F’ublicity Deover partment which is keeping thirteen thousand newspaper and Informaperiodic als supplies! with tion concerning farm life and condition Finally he summarized the purpose of the Federation by stating that it's first concern was to place the farmer on an equal basts with the other American imlu-trie- s without attempting in any way to dominate or tear down the other agencies through political supremacy from Quite a nun her of farmer surrounding towns visited the lecture Among them were I’rtsnlent Bergeson of the Utah Farm Bureau u S Brown executive commit of the American Farm Bureau Federation Mr Watt Is Mr Capener Mr Burton men who have the interest of the farmer at heart Mr Bergeson and Mr Brown gave short talks and the U A (' quartet under sang two numb"Charley Johnson-ers of the American -- Frank— Why do you call that hasher in the Ltiurhhasket a poach? Paddy — Why her name’s Altierla tl V S LL TOO AM) THE MfM) She (in a two seated hammock I — Don't you just adore love? He (also there) — Gee it's 9 bells I'll have to go home Anyhow mother told me not to LITTLE SWINGS FROM SHOOK —"PE I!E The world Is a stage and (lie classes ace the footlights— as far as Tarnis Is concerned the lasses are the exits Say old mail how would you to mingle eyebrows with that looking blonde dame who is at fountain in the inuiii hall every at ItMHI bells? like chic the day The B Y V gang are slow They thought that daylight comes in paper hags Also being from a church school they believe they shoot craps with Yes they do a gun wonder? Do they think Shakespeare is the name of a cigar? 1 tee-ma- ’ Oak Theatre (Continued from page one) the present i (inference raie Eyes I' v II Mi i ll OPTOMETRIST Glasses fitted : (iffiie First Nntminl Woodside and Siegfried made pleased to note thit this poor dutiftil early widowed harvest girl! as she sltvly sat beside the reapers! and shared their frugal fate subsethe quently lifetime the wile ot prtncelv Bimz and later the gland mother of tlj great Hebrew haul and King whose sours today make music in cMty Samtuarv and me lie-I In art oily in eyetv Clm-tiaIteve we have in Ruth the most insiittng lomale tig it re in all history for us to use in designing our Club PHONE Bank 7 1! Lenses Dliplit all'll Building 4 - A sympathetic under- £ standing of students' prob lems has gained for us the name: “The Students' u - Bank'' Medal" To win tins contest is regarded asj one of the highest honors open to It is agricultural college students expected that the leading essays wtllj he yvulelv published The ruli s follow This contest shall lie called the1 "Saddle and Sirloin Club Medal Es sav Contest ’’ It shall he opi n to all it inlet grad- col Hate students in agnclllliiial leges in the United States and Canada The subject fur the 1922 contest shall he "The Principal I'actois in Successful Livestock Production" ex Competing essays must not reed 15101 words in length Essays must be written on mie be side of paper only and should THATCHERDAnK t!r j l WHEN LOOKING For a reliable place to buy groceries and save money go to Logan’s newest cash and carry typewritten though this is not re-Paper submitted should quired not bear identification marks name and add i css of contestant being written plainly on a separate sheet 1 essays will he Judged All by grocery a' committee of competent non and awards announced at the time of the "International ' All essay s must he in the hands f the committee by November 1 1922 The first prize will he the "Ruth"j gold medal second prize sterling third prize bronze silver medal UNITED j 34 West First North medal Essays must be submitted to the chairman of the committee Charles E Snyder !) Exchange Avenue! i Howell Brothers 111 Chicago will be submitted Winning for to leading agricultural papers publication W AIT! Benin Ihe meet in the Studio Friday XlcinlMTs of Xrt nl Guild 1231) Logan’s Foremost Clothiers j IMPORTANT We know at least two bardhniled LowT osts wlm need to take an order or A fraternity ring belonging to so of waffles out of their mouths a Beware of little expenses to small leak will sink a Return Josephine Lindquist before they try to enk gnat ship— a Student Life Offke C tijamiu franklin 1'hynology Prof — Now kissing if takeu in moderate doses is good for BE XlTll l I XIOIVniX M KV-- 4 BY l OBXIs BXt ktBOIM) oue FOB sEIZMt K Pit 11 BE room)--Hoof buck from (Voice about two? Striking example of the pains and HAIDEM AN SXYS THE expense that the modern DOC motion GET MAH pictute produn r will lavish upon a P EX SON HE DON'T XX ed Thursday Friday RIF I) IS BECAUSE HE IS A MILK photoplay is the lie Silnick SpeB Xl!l HELM L'uS RICHARD TOO M XNV cial "Cone it" w liicli is now apMXN AND SEES in EARLY IN THE MORN- pearing at the lyric theatre WOMEN ING IS THE LOGIC SOUND The action of the Morv called for Nvlurday Only BLANCHE? a bark ground of a wild mountainThe Sll p'rspei'l ous nature for a certain portion of "CONCEIT" II ERF YOU Jtf IL-- I IGIITFIIS the story It is quite possible to seand Tiles I tv Xloudiiy King Dirk twice Acted II S ' I cure some very good location withRUDOLPH VALENTINO open ear of youth doth al in a rin' ride of New Y'ork where ami El GENE O'BRIEN in ways listen repmt of fashion the Seiznick studios are located The in still Xdriomiacks ami proud Spain whose mwnnei tiioiin-lai"THE XX'ONDERITL CII N I ’ Allegheny our taidy apish nalmn limps ultr In both weie suggested hut Dbase Imitation irector Burton George announced lie HOARD had a c rialn place In mind llaulf! m Mi) and lleililinlly lleated Boom of ('nttiilu A she ran out of tin houae she Hie exBut was $2100 Per uilli the worth risull slippid on her veranda tra travel and expense as any oh-22 So Minn Street Editor's note — But it didn't fit server who sees the picture Will tes- - j The majestic splendor of the) Most misses make a hit with the tify THU CENTRAL HOTEL which Include) men ttdjiri nt mountain IlY I EH a a liobsou Peak Asslni-- i Athabasca rate— 7v — $ltMi The faluilv black sheep Usually boui" all uv raging ovi r 1 34)00 feet SlEYXf IIEYIEI) keep tlie other fleeced high have liiriml for Banff the title a KM'riul llules To Student of the "Switzerland of America" Its' 8 Y YOU GAPING FRESHMEN lot) North Main rare atmosphere being' a wondciful YOURSELF alii to -- IF YOU MXKE clear photography crystal YOU ARE YOI It BEST FRIEND MIGHTY LONEGOING TO BE shines SOME— GET ACQUAINTED ' Let us ” “NAMOGRAPH Your Fountain Pen nc-d- ay A Safeguard Against Loss k5c Cardon Jewelry Company 1 GUNS AMUMTIOY HTATIONYKY Sporting Goods of Quality rt? ir X 1 you write home for money yoa will gel l result by Using our ! thmnry YXIten Ix-s- Louia Fh k — - Stubby Peterson East uf Cache Valley Hunk on First N X The man we feel most sorry for gaook win) never proved worthy of an undesirable baths Modern Barber Shop nUk-nam- e a He She - t UAIIEISLK Is (lie 12 XX’esl a IN I f t If ItE Prof —"Wake that fellow next to you will you?" Stuck — "Aw do it yourself you put him to sleep" — Whirlwind - NOTICK OUR IlllAND— THE STANDARD OF QUALITY The Logan love you Well don't r all tlm boy — - Whirlwind HE SURE YOU GET UUDMl'NDSON Proprietor Cnnter Street o lutlrli JESSEN’S DAIRY Shop Nutter I'jfifH Cream Ruttermilk 12 (Juarts I’urc raxteurized Milk for flOO We have all Kinds of Cheese Ever thing Clean and Sanitary 133 North Maid Shoes Hats and Furnishings UKNKDICTS SERGE H BENSON & SONS s' Every married person at the U A "All thing come to him who walla" C whether man or woman faculty But here' rule that slicker: member or aiudent who la lutereat "The man who goc fur what lie ed In redtn lug living expnttaea I Invited In meet With the Benedict In Will ge It all (he qulrker" room 178 Monday October 14 al 12 - Crouse o'rlix k Iaat year some inoperative buying wa done to advantage by thla rluh and plan will b considered at thia meeting for renewed hualnesa along RicKitii Barth aim ti Ihia line RICHARD HAItTIIKbMI S4 Mon Tut and Wrd Itorlnl activities for I lie married In "sONNY" WHY GIBUS lEAVB HOME folk of Ihe w hmd also wlR be dla- IYllll' THEATRE KNUFK SAID riissetl Wednesday Thocsdnt nod I’rlduy wta I)U F B PARKINSON - from page one) (Continued Our Weekly song hit entitled: GLASS CUT "STOP EATING BROKEN ENGYOU'RE USING UNION STOCK YARDS ANN Ol' M E CONTEST HOWARD SPEAKS TO STUDENTS J4 Went ('cuter Lyrle nidg Meat Dealers All kinds of fresh amt rurert Meal at reasonable iirlora Hpeelal pi he in I and Morutlca 115 North Mi In Hireet hom 155-25- rts L rJ 1 "A The Yarletjr jf Hie Good for Everything ( arc f the Yeelh neglert lewth if ae your and iH'iwouai u pcaraare Ijtrge gustily of I nsurpaased and Prescription Drug Co Canter 1 Bout your r you val tieallli Prleea are Always Itiglit "YVe are Here u Serve" 14 YVest i Logan He — DONT HIKE! 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