Show STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE Would Be Candidate Printed by tbe Karl Ac Kngland Publishing Company Logan Ui Utah ' Entered as second-clas- s mall matter September 191908 at Logan Utah under the Act ot March 3 1897 Acceptance for mailing' at special rate of postage provided for la Section 1103 Act of October 8 1917 authorized August 23 1918 Member Western Intercollegiate News Service Member South Western Press Association EDITORIAL STAKE Alumni Notes For Vice President of Published Weekly by thn Students of tbs Utatt Agricultural College Is Former Aggie - In the death of ’21 our association successful Alumnus Hugh Sutton has lost another Hugh was a Frank T consistent student and was well Hines Seeking Nomination— known as an ’’A" man In football Was Student At U A C In He was a member of Ri Zeta Pi 1898 And Considers It His fraternity His college training was Alma Mater interrupted when he accepted army sen ice during the world war Since There is a ncntiinent Brigadier-Genera- U l ITS NOT THE CLOTHES THAT ITS THE Lewis and Clark County Agent' died suddenly Sunday afternoon March 9 1924 He had gone to ronsult a physician about infected tonsils Apparently liis death wu due to the effect of a local anestli-ethi- c in (novocain) 'administered 'preparation lor the removal of tonsils Mr Sutton had served Lewis and Clark County us agricultural agent for the past two years m a vety acceptable and efficient maimer He had the confidence of farmers and business men alike and had rendered valuable service to the young people In athletic leadership The funeral" exercises at Helena March lith were attended by hunThe" Legion had dreds of friends charge of the exercises while the Spanish-Aineriea- 13 West Center Montana CUT AT Street The Modern Jr MAN— sft J The Place For Your Electrical Supplies ( growing Editor-in-Ongraduation he taught school at l’ay-So- n WESTON VERNON JIL United Sv-- t for the the throughout aud served ns County Agent at Home phone 80S J as vice president cn the Helena Montana where his Budden MALCOLM H MERRILL- Business Manager nomination Republican ticket of Brigadier Uou death occurred The remains were Office Phone ranch 41 101 erat Frank T Hines General Hines brought to Magna Utah where his ASSOCIATE EDITORS Is a native of Utah and c feimer parents reside and funeral services were held last Sunday at qoon His PursTON M Keelson student of the Muon Mmanz college At iho outis a great shock to a host of death n break of the inr SPORTIXG STAFF he was & student at tho V A CNnd friends VERLE FRY Editor In response to an inquiry the folconsiders this college his alne mat' Harold Petehson Plot Coates er Joseph C owlet ' lowing letter hav been received from ’ Advancing from private in the F 8 Cooley director of extension In Farm Bureau Kiwanians Extension EXTERTAtKMBXTa Service n and other organizations war to Urigadipr Montana: Editor WENDELL ALLRED ' Bozeman Montana were prominently represented The General of the World War ia the Hfxbt Raxpton Peak Spetcfu March 14 1924 Montana County Agents' Association splendid record of this former Agsent its president W P Stapleton gie student Because of his splendid Mr R J Becraft SOCIETY Alumni Association to represent them ut the home In record world the Mr Hines war KATHERINE WOOD Editor Utah Agricultural College funpral of Mr Sutton Flora Avtdssen was put in charge of returning the Doom Wood Yours truly hoys to the United States after the Logan Utah F S Cooley SPECIAL WRITISG signing of the Armistice and by re Dear Sir: Mr V Hugh Sutton or Helena Director- MELVIN LEMON be Editor President litter Quest pf Harding ' 1 i n took command of the United States W altkh Atwood Waldo OsMoxq Claudia Funk An on Jounhton Veterans Bureau Marion Ehirton Bert Hauwaso Mr Hines was recipient of a degree of Doctor of Laws from the V FEATURES Ira N JIat ward A C in 3919 It was conferred by HORACE HOTTER Editor University of California — The the president of the college at the first event of its sort in history a “ New Haven Conn— Backed by a JtVKK joint session of the Utah State LegisFuiwxt Smith lature in the presence of the Gover- radio debate will be held on the referendum vote of students and facMOSES RICH Editor ERVIN HARRIS Exchange ALLIB PETERSON B I F A Editor nor the Supreme Court Judges and Rok Peace Prize Plan between the ulty which recently declared for a University of Arizona and the U of national policy involving the sale of other officers STESOORATUERS Plans are now under way to The Utah friends of Mr Hines are C light wines and beers tbe Yale Con nic Osmond Adelaide Page Alien Bollnchweder actively backing his candidacy for have members of the Supreme court Daily News today game out boldly It is pro- for Due of Utah act as judges nomination ltVSlXEGS STAFF government sale of liquor It posed that the judges hear the de- asserted ARIEL C MERRILL A itista n t R urines Manager to his popularity with tbe that tbe Volstead Act is a men his nomination would be a bate at a receiving station erected failure for tbe event in the Mormon taberThe News refers to the recent Volume XXII Number 23 tower of strength to the ticket 4 nacle at Salt Lake City where straw vote in which out ot 2272 Wednesday March 19 1921 thousands of persons who do not votes cast FORMER FACULTY MEM-only 55 or approximatehav receiving apparatus may also RKR IS ILL ly 30 per cent were in sympathy listen to the discussion We believe that The deci- with the policy devoid of factionalism should present situation and nays: of the Judges i to be broadsion from administration (Continued the affairs of student page one) body govern ‘‘If a condition like this prevails We believe that it is the right of the student body to know Smart Gymnasium Mr Robinson cast immediately after the close of among the Intellectual leaders of the every procedure of its officers and executive bodies in the was also the first teacher to leach the contest after prohibition has been country — — 4 Commercial Law' at the college exercise of their official duties in effect for six years there Is To date Mr Robinson’s condition Co-EWe believe that if the executive committee cannot decide something wrong somewhere’ Since ia consirderably improved and It is use ballot who of offices the should student by body occupy tbe same opinion has been voiced at hoped that he will soon be strong the decision should rest with the student body ' Harvard and at his work again The college girl a a wife home maker and mother wa discussed at Knowledge ef tl AIR THE MAKES CACHE VALLEY ELECTRIC Co Phone 53 HOTEL ECCLES CAFE THE TO EAT BEST OF EVERYTHING Service and Oualitv SpaniHh-America- J P-v- First Universities To Debate By Radio Yale Students Favor If Interested in Ladies Coats Suits Dresses Mose Lewis Store -- SERGE B BENSON & SONS Meat Dealers at reasonable price Price to Frata and Soruities I 'hone 255234 115 North Main Street All kinds of fresh and cured Meal HpectAl Make Better Wives Say Experts To Church Let’s Go a ds frcallous of tlio Market at You Will Always Find the Newest Light Wine And Beer NEXT SUNDAY It is an investment that will yield you rich returns PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH invites you ' - : Welcome to all 7 :30 p ra HARRIS PILLSBURY Minister 11 a in ng THE LYCEUMS This year the students have been offered one of the best lyceum courses that has ever been given to a Logan audience The course has consisted almost entirely of world famed artists who have given very high class entertainment Students have failed however to show by their attendance that they have appreciated or even realized the high class of entertainment provided by this year’s course It is somewhat discouraging to the lyceum committee to engage such celebrated and expensive artists to play before a house only partly filled Many of the world’s leading artists have come and for the remainder of the season will continue to come within our reach where we may hear them for the small fee of twenty five cents and our student body card The next number to appear at the Logan Tabernacle will be Mario Chamlee who is a renowned tenor of Metropolitan opera fame ! Such a heavy lyceum course is purely an experiment with the college If it is to continue it must have our support Otherwise another year will find us with an entirely different course or with no lyceum at all THE HALL CLOCK The clock in the hall is almost a constant source of trouble to many professors and students owing to its apparant incapacity to tell the right time Students often leave for their classes when according to the clock they have ample time to get there and yet when they arrive find themselves late For the past few days the bells have been miking at five minutes to the hour instead of at the proper time This condition suggests that something should be done The clock should either be repaired so that it will tell the right time or if this is impossible a new one should be installed The graduating class may find that a new clock would be a very desirable gift to the college FROHB W1V AD LONE IK DEBATES (Continued Iron page oae) of tbe varioua wan-ti- e The faculty will consist of members of the regular extendon staff and ether member of tbe A C feeolty Student who complete the required coftrs satisfactorily to tbs Extension Service will be given credit by tbe college The aim of the school ia to train seeeaaful leaders Tbs subject mat-to- r and laboratory wrork will bo demised to produce club leader who are oapablo of putting over an agree-gir- o campaign ot boys' and girls' club activities In nil tbo counties ef Utah la the past students who bare tel Ml these course bar to tbe great of Instance carried on sue-rrrdab work after their return Li lr counties Crtsneion Division is task-f-- J 11 preparation tot COtieoal leader ai c ' l't::zrj ra who if rtI v:) j -J tf J buUdlnga on tbo campus wbtlo tbe girl win bo entertained at tbo bouton of women students of tbo college - 8US FOB HUMMER C1MT RECEIVED DY THE MILITARY DEPT (Continued Iron pneo one) drnoeed work may attend odraneed camp receiving la addition to mile- pay at the rat of 2!H per month Anyone Interested thonld ae th Military Department Submitting your Bam docs not ahllgat you to attend Prom present Indication (her Will b a Basic Camp thla year I GREAT RINGER HERB APRIL 7 (Conti sued from pag one) la tbe Metropolitan theatre and kip repertoire la nahanclnc greatly year During th laat aeaaoa Hy toaj t:j th role la "Bohns” -Tone" RlgoIHta" Tk laya wia ta "Caaeruta Raaeieua” ‘Butterfly CL tzJ the "Castor of Svil1n” nta ta rx com ta La- - chl( -- Men Outclass Co-E- ds In Psychology Test l J j t Men outclassed women in a psychology test in the power of observation siren by 'rank L’Snow pro- fessor of industrial journalism to students taking journalism practice 1 The men had a grade of 84 and the women 82 A drawing of an accident was given them to study for IQ minutes At the end of which time 50 questions were given out on what was shown in the drawing ‘‘Warden” said the criminal who taken to th fallow ‘I need ‘ some exercise’ “Just what kind of do you want?’ asked tbe warden 'Td like to rkip the roap' he grinned the Farmers' and Homemakers' First Cannibal: f have a stomach “ " short course in session at the Uni- ache Second Cannibal: It must be that FOB FIRST CLASH SHOE versity Farm by Martha Van Rense selaer head of the school of ‘Home REPAIRING SEE ' — Economics at Cornell University TROTMAN C and Mrs Mary Schenk Woolman of Fond Mater — Are your manners West Center Logan 34 Boston textile extiert They agree good? How do you eat your meats? that ahe is eminently fitted "tor the Flippant Frosh — One at a time position “A college girl can spend her FOR Keep Clean! And Well Dreshusband's money more intelligently sed! It Pays! than one who is not college bred” LOGAN CLEANING AND Cut Flowers TAILORING CO said Miss Van Rensselaer "This is 20 W 1st N rtioa 171 as much of a job as earning it W Geo Mgr Squires College girls learn this fact because REMEMBER have courses in political taken they science and economics” GO TO THE Prescription Dreg Nr Woolman' speaking on i the STAR CLOTHING CO same tmSj dt Uid 'TTe college girl T Bnf Yonr Shoe- - Men' Suits COMPANY ‘ baa a stupendous advantage in fillRat and Furnishing ' STAR CLOTHING CO We Are Here to Serve ing her Job because she brings to ft North Main Street a trained orderly mind disciplined by serious study"! STUDENTS grad-u-at- We invite you to our Store Stocked with uet seasonable and fancy Groceries Look us over the next time you are in town in Fresh Pigffly Wiggly EUASON SISTERS '‘I CHAPEL — IS THE IDEA OF COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE MEDIEVAL OR MODERN time the Every chapel doors swing shut on Monday afternoon some few hundreds of college students are forced to twiddle their thumbs watch the gradual spread of the dropped eyelid or in any other conceivable manner impersonate the spirits in prison until the tolling of the two o’clock bell liberates them to the pursuance of those ideals for the attainment of which they have entered an institution of higher and flightier education Not longer than a fortnight ago a certain superintendent of schools had the greatly honor of addressing the students of the college in that hour of rest which the catalogue designates as chapel His first remark was impelled by the of wit (which coming in chapel was distinctly unique) and was aimed with commendable accuracy at a member of our faculty The professor under fire F R Arnold was easily capable of retaliating in kind but the speaker had the floor The question which arises is not as to the deftness of the remark but only as to the amount it added to or detracted from the after harmony between student and teacher Should our chapel speeches be verbal bunk columns or should they partake of the philosophy and thought stimulating na- No 1 Pocket KODAK Pies Rolls and Bread Series II ROYAL Picture - Dry Goods For the Best Cakes ARIMO BLOCK CALL AT THE BAKERY size 34 w in- - MbNSEN MEAT MAkKET Ntlrr —Try Our Coffee and Rolls— —Best in Town— In FRESH AXD CURED MEATS USH and JOULTRT (lirlnt Monn lroi litotw coo 123 S Mato RtrreC W Drlivrr STUDENTS over-estimat- us bow-stri- ng much-respect- ed much-soug- Taka Advantage of Your Specal Discount on Buzzer Photo— picture pull TO makca the camera oed — the lens instantly springs into position-l- ook in finder and“dick” theshutter No focusing TOTGESOII STUDIO Over Woolworth Store ur new location ht ture of the editorial? Fresher still In our memories is' a chapel address w hich dealt with the presence or absence of a soul in man Many statements were made In the affirmative but no attempt at proof or logical approach to the conclusion was apparent The college student is a glutton for proof To grow more general is the atmosphere the psychology of chapel the atmosphere of advancement? “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink” Does a student learn more rapidly whea impelled by personal interests or when impelled by the dignified and decorous attendance and scholarship committee? Does the spirit of the chapel defeat the 'purpoke of ' rhapel? 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