Show I J I EDUCATION IS THE STEERINQ GEER OF DEMOCRACT Boil L Finney Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Logan Utah Week of July All students who wish a ropy of their grades sent to them must leave a Stamped self addressed envelope at the Registrar's office DR DEH Students wishing to go to Dear Rake next week end must purchase a ticket from secretary’s office not later than 4 1’ M Wednesday 11 begins his o'clock this morning FLIES COMES TO Oil LECTURE PLATFORM JULY 14 ii HEIST: 1 - With Honors Morna Christensen a graduate of the college in 1921 has Just rceived the degree of Bachelor of Laws Magna Cum Lauda from Christ's College Oxford 1'niversity England accordreceived thir ing to a cablegram morning by Ills father C M Chris- BEAR LAKE TRIP WILL BE TAKEN THIS WEEK-EN- tensen a business man of Logan Mr Christensen hat been a Rhodes Scholur at Oxford nine 1921 ' During his vacation period? In he has traveled extensively lie 1c France Ituly and Germane the find gradual q( an': Aneri(an Agricultural College to' graduate Bit 1) t ID STAItR JORDAN' from Oxford with honors David will Jordan Dr Starr Today While an undergraduate at the begin a series of lectures at the ColI’taii Agricultural Co)tegfeMrChrl3- Is one Dr of'Ameriea's Jordan lege In student af- tensen was very active outstanding authors and philosophi i He nt a charter member of ers and is the best living authority fklr3 D Students Must Purchase Tickets Early In Order to Get Accommodation Deadline Wednesday 4 p m The regular weekly Ueur Like trip will be continued next week The truck will leave as usual Saturday 7: lit and will return Sun- - on fish He Is a iiaiive bf New York where hC' ' pur-rljus- tuc-cds- Ie-lai- "War and Waste” War and the Creed” and many Aftermath” others Ills list of subjects been announced have not yet NEPH1 MAN RETURNS eology Class Gives De SCHOOL mrting Faculty Mem THE SUMMER er Token of Apprecia-ion of Surprized At The Magnitude Elated Session— The Summer Eliot Blackwelder Takes Up Over Prospects IVork Of Dr Knappen For The for J Wl’a Minin lnd appraiser Next Three Weeks Professor Hank In this the Federal Farm Loan his district retirrml Thursday to two spending after home in Nephl Dr II T Knappen of the Culvers-tHie National Summer of Kansas was presented with s days visiting In seialon at the t'tah In School class Ills Slid by told pen peril with a College In company tcncral geology last week Just director of the Bracken l Aaron geologt-rsProf a on Ills Lauds College Agrl-rultur- pre-rlou- departure Mr Experiment Substation look oxer I'txiuan came to Logan to classes attend school (he summer acquaint-aneewith talk and lectures and who ate In regular attendance the for the purpose of writing up rurevent for flu farm Juornala and of the soul hern part ho class the presentation of Hi? al newspapers state Hie of girt was made who was formerly Mr Psxman "I hardly know how to express n j A 0 "S specialist for the I' Is at appreciation of the thouglilfuln who and Extension Dlxlslon nf yon students” declared Dr Knap thw biggest of I present one xn In thanking the rluM ‘but In his of the slate will aim and Sum-m- r shall always cherish the pen National the bnor articles lo discuss view pencil and the many pleaisnt of school from the point of Hie I have spent on the rsmp hi giving of Hie practical farmer trip to the mines of southern L'tah Nevada slid California X collection was taken up among lie students and the pen Slid pen rll purchas'd by a rommittee chosen When Dr Knappen In by the class irodured Dr Eliot Hlackwelder I" Nephl a dry-far- l'tah Agricultural college” laietU or pobable Dr Hlackwelder has lakrn our Impressions ot the Meiesta 11 fanning 0 I Ur Knappen's work and will be the insulation such an Instructor In Hie geology depaitnn nt f rum aaid Mr I'sx- " 0 unt le lleVi national ' th of for the remainder I xanipu msn ju tanas ul summer school state H ’ opt l Iona) "lb a f't"Mil W inti II Thomson nl" irn u1 in oiihiitHiIb i ” at a In Hi !" 122 Mi Knappeu on his tout ot ti they Will stud) the Wkli I U Stall 1 set - axog insti n linn oioglral fot uiauons In Bom lb an mate of aoutlmu I tab sad slit ““ am rebels mile's extensive (tun) In H g !'" be o-- Nevaus lutiowtug wilt visit nnii' "f I" 1 ll'r"'M mill'll of "-- -w U lata “ - wtileli h- and jnug '" I1 Is Clearly Seen As He Waves His Greetings To Crows of Students Watching On Lawns Shortly after the nine o'clock classes had begun their work students were startled by the pealing of the College bell All of them made two rushes one group for the windows and the other for the doors Word had been passed around previously that Lieutenant Maughan would fly over the college and every Aggl was anxious to welcome him The plane came down over th campus with a roar flying so low that alt of them could see tbe pilot giro an answering wave to their antics ot Joy and welcome Tbe plane circled the campus and then flew on making many Bit A K WINSHIP circles over River Heights and the The following was written by Dr residence of Lieutenant Maugban’s A E Winship editor of the Journal mother He then flew back over Loof Education Boston: gan circled the college again and “Logan L'tah haa every scenic after hovering over Logan a number climatic and accessible attraction or times the plane waa seen graduand the Utah Agricultural College ally diminishing In size until at propose to add to these attractions last it waa only a speck on the horiaa good a scholastic and professional zon but it left tbe people with a thrill faculty aa la proveded by any sum- of admiration and a sigh of regret mer school between the seaa for one of Utah’s world famed men "President Elmer George Peterson one w ho had been raised in Cache realizes that his college has been a county had left them again to con- maker of college presidents for tinue the great work lu which h Oregon Idaho and all insitution In bad engaged I tah He thinks there must be somereached Lieutenant Maughan thing In tbe atmosphere of Utah that Salt Lake four hours after leaving Is artistically Inspiring since in proSan Francisco While the morning portion to the population Uah leads fog still hung low over Golden Gate all state in the union in the produc- Maughan made his way to Urtasy tion of artfaia dramatists sculptor field and shortly after alx o'clock thrspe(trfTmtrTrtanr-WTr“haule- T“ from Its hangar ready and fit Tor the return flight to New York It was exactly 6:50 when Maughan called “contact” Increased the flow of ! on page three) 'f 1 It if 1 'r M 9 ‘ — J f j ed II 4 g Defeat Mose Rich And Joe Cowley In Finals of Logan Tennis Tourney F College To to Be held July Inclusive Complete Preparations Made To Scene of Handle Large Crowd Conference Held By American Bankers sociation 8lg-nal- 9 7 1 OF SAUNA UTAH er i r 7 3 p Box Elder Teachers Wins Front Idaho In Baseball Game d x 1 I I ’ 'i er ) : ls HOME AFTER VISITING the rollese - - spent his early liie He holds a a nmsler's degree from Cornell From Indiana mediial doctorate ler'a '1'hiversity and IL D's from the ler’s University and LI D’s from the following Cornell Johns Hopkins Indiana University Illinois College nesday 'afternoon and the I’niversliy of California j Kvrryone Who has made one of He has had wide experiences as a p these trips reports it as a huge teacher having been connected in a that capuclty with such leading institution as llutler's Indiana and i Do ou get tired of answering 8tnfclrd‘ Jr I’nlversitien foolish questions?' He has served on numerous such as the I'nited States l'Ves" replied the policeman ‘‘I've in commissioner onwercd that one twenty times to- fish commission day” charge of the fur seal and salmon chief director of the investigations “Why did Raatus get married?” World's I'eaee Foundation nod many ' Laud only knows chile he keeps others Is author of nuun r us pubHe the on workin” right lications among which are round ''Iho College and the Man” Strength of Being Clean” “Bar til s!-i- An airplane landing field named after Lieutenant Russel L Maughan former student at the college will be built east of the college by the city and Chamber of Commrece according to xx’ord recently given out Lieutenant by chamber officials Maughan may be In Logan for the centennial celebration July 24th and 25th Two years ago when Lieutenant Russell L Maughan was visiting here he was so keenly Interested In this matter that he went with a committee from the Chamber of Commerce and the city and looked over various sites and offered recommendation ) One of the bent sites wai the land lying Just west of the city reservoir east of the college This is owned by the- city and la covered with sage brush and Berving no real purpose' With th brush cleared It would make a good landing and lake off field!' The matter was allowed to drop and nothing further was'dpne But each time an airplane came this way and especially Lieutenant Maughan there was always the question asked why Logan did not provide a field Of course like all1 public Improvement It was a Scholar Teacher And Lecturer List of Subjects Not Yet Announced 7— DR Win Gv ANDERSON Following Dr A'E Wimdtip prt Willlaat'G 'AnlirtuiJieai tij Aie department oif plisfial education of Yale N’nlverslty and director of Yale gymnasium will betie lecturer He will be the lust speaker of the sum-mHie J'tah Agricultural Colbv I chapappearing before the "students ter of Tau Kappa 'Alpha and repre- Thursday and Friday July 17 and 18 sented the inetitutiod in : a number He will also take part In the proof intercollegiate debate During gram In the Farmers' Encampment Dr ‘Andersoh comes to Logan as his seriiop year lie lashw’ai'd"d the Howell medal as the ''hum pi on In- one of the foremost men pf America tercollegiate deflator of thl collbg'o In the' field' of Physical Education D as well as an MD Durinp this Kellie J'ear he was presi- holding a' Ph dent of the s'tddent body organia-tio- n degree From Logan he plans to go ip Alaska before returning to New j t IlaVen question of fund Mr Christensen has received a will conclude a series of lecThis MAY ISIT LOGIN fluttering offer from a New "York tures and internaI by nntlquul given Now there a possibility 'of that law firm but has not as jet decided tional men Beginning with Dr vMiaU-au- d iuairumentnl soloist io (Continued 'on pbgk' two) what ha will do-- " Shatter Mathews including such men the lugt half century" as Dr John Adams Dr A E Steiner Dr Winship will be the lecturer Dr D S Jordan Dr A E Winship from July 14 to 16 following Dr and Dr Anderson the lecture proJordan and preceedlng Dr William gram brought to l'tah unequaled opG Anderson portunity for l'tah teachers Dr Winship wa born in MassaDr Anderson has not yet announcchusetts In 1845 He has had a wide ed his subject experience aa a teacher and scholar his Litt D degree from the University of Nashville in 1898 and his LL D degree at the University of Vermont He became the editor of the Journal of Education in 1886 18 Sine that time he haa been a mem15 To — ber of the Maas Slate Board of Education in which capacity he served six years president of the National in Association Kilucathfual Press Be wa Mas And Down Duo Cannon the 1895 representative Winning from Rich Over A Hundred Large Tents to the editorial association Johnson In Semi-FinaAsSecured In Which The Visitors 1899 to 19n6 charter member of And Cowley Win From Law ' Will Live During The Encamp- Doaton Chamber or Uommcrre and a And Johnson member of numerous other clubs lie ment was the author of The Sop Life ot Cyril Hammond and Welsey HowThe bunking Interest of l'tah will Five thousand farmer and farm- Horace Mann Groat American Eduell holders of the Interuiountuln be well represented at the banker-farme- r s doubles title repeated their performconference which Is to be held ers' wive will Ittend the Fourth cators Jukes-Ki- l wards Danger Educational Prepared noas and ance of lust year by capturing the at the l'tah Agricultural college July Annual Farmers' Encampment to be given held at tbe l'tah Agricultural Col- Famous Farmer ogun doubles title In the finals of 8 according to assurances n I’eter-soIlls list of subject haa not yet William lege July 15 to 18th Inclusive acthe tournament held recently They yesterday to director been announced of the extension division by M cording to an estimate made recentdowned Moses Itlrh and Joe Cowley of In a four set battle with scores of 8 Eccles of Ogden president of the ly by W W Owens state l’tah Bankers association In addi- county agents bankers from Mr Owens basis hi estimate upon The Ligan duo which last sum- tion to representultx' Mr Kccle state the of lust various part yew's) attendance wfhlch ran mer raptured the rlty state and committee well beyond the 3000 mark and upsaid the that agricultural In titles played ouly association would be present on report received from county mediocre form although at times of the banker-furmconference Is agent The the state throughout ATTENDS SCHOOL Hammond the brilliant net work of by the Agricultural Complete preparation are being and the long chops of Howell being prompted Commission of the American Bunk- made to handle this large group of brought applause from the gallery of er Association with the cooperation One hundred large tent Wins Election Over brother And people spectators division of the Agri- have been aecured from Hie state extension the of Senes Two Years As Mayor Itlrh and Cowley started off In cultural college The rominission will road commlsaion and many other Abandous Politics For Teacha all set the first fine ape deurlng be represented by Dean H L Rus- are being arranged for In Logan ing numla-of times before they auc-p- u sell of the I niversity of Wisconsin and Cache valley Thoae attending winHie nilied to strategy of the and W It Dodson of the University are being asked to bring their own Aliy of the women of the aummer Hammond and Howell of ning pair acaaton who have leanings toward Ijulsiana tents whereever It la possible to do bad to extend themselves Hie limit The extension division Is urging so polities aa a career would do well but came in tbe first set to win with Mis representatives of farmer’s organisaThere will be no educational Judg- to spend a few hour hack and took the next set easily af- tions to be present for the purpose now attending the Na8tnns ’8corup set In the of discussing the banking problems ing contests held during the encamp- tional Summer School from Satina ter being furred Into a ment tills year because experience first canto After taking the second of the state and helping to work out Utah Mis 8cnrup can speak on the in past encampments liaa proved that he slowed up a program of better cooperation the winners set at with th authority that come matter move valHammond's service was going poor- tween the farming aud banking In demons) ration are much of experlenr for ah ha th unique uable and popular than are judging distinction of having been th first ly while Cowley and Rich were play- terest The following demonstracontests had than teamwork woman to hld th office of mayor they ing better tions will be given during th fourth In any Utah city In the demonstiaied previously Annual Enrampment: As a usuil the runneis-uHallna la not a large city but malt li Inof beef cattle Th grading a with set 1923 mayoralty election there ibim the ih captuied cluding killing tests th judging of created quit atlr over thl and surm til c dairy cattle unsouudneaaea of th rounding atate due to the fart that lin o biaii'U ilm louril set by uta-i- i The game Pt W' II Idaho and Box horse poulliy raponlxinu and poul- It herain noised about that a piece a lit ciie aud Him Ha nuimd-Hiimii- I to ws one x)l gnat Inter ( Tile try eu ill iik copper carboiiata treat- of feminine headgear had been tosa-ethe so lu Elder jet up duo Into th political ring Tb Inter-na- t that ment of w h at testa lor the gluten welt matched I'lii ov tea me tow ley I am i Mum ti it i rohtelU wheat wheat when It was of waa accentuated grading of loser the and out ruttiusiasm the gaum vU Mi a ulna drawn The Box Elder-Ile- a polatoe grading demonstrations In learned that th owner of the aforewa not dampened amt uiSirli Wiutilug sit laptuietl health of child-te- b said heedgiar was a slater of the In ituitr food piepaitllon won by a on of (1111 cl and textile exhibit ouly other conleeiout for th oifice nothing mlUiii playod Tuesday fvui li the home Most of th axpliiailcalod read pond-i- r ana malls lu furnishing Arts ltox II the How Th Idaho gill play ellei nmiu llaminuud aud 1 Val(if and then smiled broadlv exhibit Cacha Iel a have costume deaigu we I from luud Johnsou aud Hynini Elder girls Monilsv ‘h on tHltH t'b IIIsnhl (VnilBnd ! I pg ill lusters gild n ley illlih suppoit Rom nt'ltiliej ' dly- Last week accommodations were made tor all who applied early Because of the rrnwds at Ueur Luke no aecominoduliomii in the way of Uous: Ing und tents (an be secured later than Wednesday at 4 p m Students e desiring to nmke the trip must their' tickets from Secretary’s office not Ip ter than 4 o'clock Wed- Transcontinental Flier Circles Over His Alma Mater And Home Town As He Leaves The West Editor of Journal of EdDirector of Yale Gym- AIRPLANE LANDING ucation And Author of nasium And Head of FIELD TO BE BUILT Note Follows Dr David De Education Physical partment To Follow EAST OF COLLEGE Starr Jordan Dr Winship Has Had Wide Experience As A Has Had Wide Experience As Will Be Named After LieutenCollege President And Pro- Has Been Rhodes Scholar Since Will Aka Speak At Farmers Enant Russell Maughan City To- Stop In Lo-- 1921 — First Graduate of An campment fessor Is Native of New York And Chamber of Commerce to American Agricultural College To Alaska gan On His Way Construct Field To Graduate From Oxford book culled "Motivation of School Work” by Wilson and Wilson has been misplaced Anyone finding It must return It to library at oner It Is in great demand and there are no other copies available for library use A library LU LOGAN JO BE LAST SERIES OF LECTURES AT RECEIVES Noted Author Lecturer ALUMNUS And Philosopher Will Lecture Twice 'Daily LAW DEGREE FROM During Week OXFORD UNIVERSITY fication hlj DR A E VINSIIIP THE COLLEGE THIS HORNING Numerous articles have been found and left with the registrar Owners may have them upon Identi- morning at IS Number 12 Monday Edition) Starr Jordun Dr David lectures at DAVID STARR JORDAN TO 7 b- -l - E Many Noted Educators To Conduct Depart- mental Sessions of Annual Meet To H Given Special By Dr A E Winship And Dr W G Anderson— First Aid Station Te Be Opened ti f 4 tentative program for the fourth annual farmer' encampment has been prepared by the committee In charge and copies will be distributed within the next few days It waa announced toduy at thn office of tb A extension division of th ni1 Utah Agri- cultural college Th encampment will be held from July 15 to It on th celled campus In addition to enthl th customary feature campment offer aa an added attraction th opportunity for th farmers of th slat to brm acquainted with th visiting faculty and apeclal lecturers of tha national summer school Departmental session will be conducted by the following member of the national summer chovt faculty Dr E C Branson of tbe University rural economic of North Carolina Dr E V Mcand isK'lal problems Collum of Johns Hopklna university human nutrition Dr Henry (' Cowles of th University of Chicago of th Unibotany Dr W C All Dr of soology Chicago versity Raymond Franien of th 1’ulverslty of California education C O Heed of Ohio atate nulvrliy farm uihanica Professor Elga M 8h carer of Iong lleaely City fleboots In addition to primary education know educators Hies nationally In Infant cart and course tegular nutrition will h conducted by Dr 1 U I) sees Moor of Seattle who B a mvaiboruf th encampment las’ u turner and for whose ’cd on Prfor rttn I I ' ri 1 |