Show Student Life Published Weekly by the Students of the Utah Agricultural College Logan Utah Week of July udents who wish a copy of tlielr grades gout to them lmiHt leavo a gtamped ault addressed at the Keglstrar's office All 1 All locker key for women's fi t i - Ml gym- before All library books must be returned to the library on or before 17th unless other arThursduy rangements be niude with the librarian Ur F L West dean of the faculty wishes to meet all graduate students whether alumni of llio A C or of any other Institution whether they ure doing definite work toward a degree at the college or not at the auditorium for about S or 10 minutes immediately following today's morning assembly DIBIT MHO Number 15 ' Merle Chipmau " Man : editor of the Journal of today up Education at Boston and one of the most noted of American lecturers conand writers He has a special intests wag one rousing good time terest in I'tah and will undoubtedly The idea of rivalry characteristic of a greut deal of enthusiasm and the ball games which netted the Bees bring with his lectures His list of spirit three succemive victories faded Into subjects have not yet been anand mirth genuine enjoyment nounced All were “on their toes” sharing Dr Anderson who was scbedih'd in games and fun making the like for the last of the week I the diat of which can be experienced only rector of the Yale gymnasium He Is the meeting of "teachers'’ in the enone of the most prominent men in chantment of such an evening the nation In Physical Education During the course of the even- He Is also well known for his work refreshment In the correction of Postures work ing's entertainment were served Addresses of the “af- done especially with people appearter dinner” type from Prof Chrising constantly In public eilher in the tensen and Supt C H Skidmore Drama or upon the speaking platcapped the climax His list of subform or singing Momenta of pleasure are lasting ject have not yet been announced rememberaucea Both men will take part on the Farmers Encampment program Ilox Elder Club as a winding scene of the recent base ball COLLEGE STUDENT i LEADS QUEEN ' - “Is War Eternal” Is The Subject of Discussion In General Assembly Friday Evening y — Dr Knappen And Wendell Thomson Geology Trip NEXT T The College Choir Clubs Quartett Violin Soloist And Pianists To Take Part On gram d Int blne-bloodi- NEW STYLES t''1 SEX ON OLl I'"' scls l'u d n- - ill-- ' i I — - IN LOCAL 't‘- or Animat? Voice over the phone — "Is GIVEN DURING THE LAST SIX WEEKS Free-for-A- ll and Coach E I Komney are also On the smaller on the large cupMike cup presented to the relay team win' ners are the names of Cecil Ilakcr Jlow-there?”At the other end of the wire — Sterling Anderson ' William Geddts "What do you think this is the and A Furlong'-These trophies are pistoled to the stockyards?” school in addition to medals winning ' ! — Individual point1 winners to given Dynamic The how j trophies Will be left on exhibit don't understaand “(iuinbo at the Logan Hardsometime for so till work quickly you can do jour ' store after which they ware company and well'' In the be will I trophy case in placed boss “I'll tell jou howr tls’ of the administrahall main the of' de to enthusiasm d match sticks tofuse ov jenergy and Jest natchurlal-l- tion biulding of tlie college won Spoke other the of Tour of The United with trophies gether oxjlodes I does” States To Raise Money For a —— —— by the students In debating uthletics Peace Flan — Left Saturday For and other contests Test of a 1immI Musician Coast Musician? a she "Is good to when knows Shu quit" "Very Preceding his final lecture "la War Eternal” delivered Friday evening Dr Jordan spoke for it few minutes ou nther subjects He spoke of a lecturing tour he made In the On Fnited Stales to earn looney to put over a peace plan he had evolved This plan had a beginning when a Cross Great American Desert In Hungarian woman interested Henry Nevada And Utah Western Ford in an entirely different plan Visit Mines of Utah And so either of them went over Frederick Vn liernhurdl a German general and author wrote a advanced Wendell Thompson book justifying the war with EngGlee student of geology Ht the collego who land saying (hut it was neecswiry to It 8 Kmippeii on Prof accompanied In 1912 he all concerned writes coast a trip down the Pacific was leet wring In the Pnlted States that Nevada they from Parson Pity "Germany's Next War” In which Pro- - are having a splendid trip Already mi lie I rleil to show that war Is eternal mine numerou visited they have and a part of the plan of the lord Afier leaving Logan they crossed West- of llcrnh urll'a three arguments that desert llo great Atucrican Mill lie (liven In Place or The rn Utah and Nevada They visited war Is eternal l)r Jordan answered ColEureka and In his lecture He had classified his Hegular Lecture In The the mines of Itutli lege Auditorium Austin and went to Virginia Pity arguments thus I The historical In gold argument that where f"ur million dollars the war had always been and therefore Next Thursday night July It and silver has been lukcn from musical) will he given lit plu The next day they went to always would be Hut ranibatiam had summer school ground All the lecture 'be fi“mui always been up to the tlmo when Springs Steamboat the Including t lasses of music are today de- someone was also enough to stop It that mineral spring 3 Ills psychologies! argument that chorus tlm quartett the glee clubs positing gold and other minerals vlollulsts In human nature lake la engraln-war at to male and ladies soloist stop are planning In They d and redblooded nteii wanted that scenic other and plsiiolsla will he Included Tahoe However the recent war to fight Garner prob- then continue down the coast Hi the program at luen and was caused by ably one of the best tenor singer continued by men with no blood at the College will render some aolos till Clover Johnson Elhel Lind will he what 3 His scientific argument-- or Clover Johnson I the lady aololsls re" social Darwinism 11a said railed ho has It and known already she hit that Darwin (aught that animals and Suffering frog pajanies marked Hint Ethel Lind has the her— aeen oil you have heard were constantly struggling for Girls arrived moat boautlful voice ever plants ttd hlark glass in the aun for the survival or on a H'ur place not tr put College Hill ho U the flllesl and that Uatlu mutt do The male Gleo Club will furnish bo prepared for a shock for entertainment as here and ha teglelered several all l he Salim tiling Darwin did not equally aa good out her name teach that animals and panis would club while the winter's gle ready tor a knock Isl-ekmak struggle again he each oilier 'ret Its hot for ladles’ club la exceptional la l aris- -l ''il‘" blow would run the violinist a the that they Halverson taught kashion will) Ixtlloy with down ib gauntlet ot the and tn strongest who last year toured tha slats HOY ft a eetai 1(d some would wlltisiuiid best tlm liulielng lives Sim — the A C Glee club wilt reuuef vicilu yel known ol Ills Thomas u( l"U aolos Klolao Me have I inn Il llioi Dial li was tile el i her lor lah l "S"t northeia pasilne I'h in throughout Uug of tlm Kailmr-lanand "r"""'r evi privilege have will right ami worn uu mo piano gust ling elgaielies Hut war I nations numbers right oilier " Other some lection I'V ao'Hi uaU Is a lolleellv It choir wherein la inn will bo given b l"e tolhge have vethsu t tliuir o t crlino a crime winter law Private "d I- '-' Tim progiaui will benlu lt " ‘"""‘J (are or leuda are taboo (low by c sell of l auditorium o'clock in the college ttis— )e and toil wants lalul War loak I program fad pa so tar " went Thuraday night A detailed reu ' ’wHuot 1 I U ?V5J V edne " III bo auiionbreit I'"'3 ' TO BE OFFERED AT THE COLLEGE Two Silver Loving Cups Blackwelder Merk An-ge- ll BOX ELDER TEACHERS Dr A E Work In Every Line of Winship of COLLEGE BUTTER Presented To A g g i e s Boston Scheduled To Winship And AndStudy To Be Given By RANKS HIGHEST Following Victory Last erson of The Summer ARE ENTERTAINED Begin This Morning Resident Faculty School Faculty To Be Spring Are Here BY IDAHO CLUB Dr M’m G Anderson Director of IN CONTEST Among Speakers Mill lie On Display At — 'Arrived Yale Gymnasium Logan Many Courses Continue Hardware For Several Days Yesterday Afternoon At End of of Series (James r Made According To Best ComNames of Men Engraved On Cafeteria And Open-aiDuring The Last Term Dr A E Winship and Dr Andermercial Standards By StuPedjrogs Meet For a Trophies Lunch Counter PreparFun And Frolic dents Learning The Business Students Should Regisson have both arrived and will give ed To Feed Guests — a series of lectures here this week ter Before The Coming The trophies won by the ltnl An informal jollification given by Dr Butter made by the department of is who scheduled for Winship Courses Many Special Aggie track team which last spring Friday the Idaho Teachers in honor of the dairy husbandry at the Utah Agriis the ! ' MANY ATTRACTIVE COURSES LECTURERS PROGRAM WHICH BEGINS WED Offered captured the Itocky Mountain track The swimming pool- at the gymcliampionsliip at Colorad i Springs In addition to speakers already nasium will he reserved for the girls in tin: city recently and were arrived 0 o’clock Wednesday announced for the 4th Annual Faruntil after placed on exhibition at thj Logan mers' Encampment to be held on the noon Hardware company store largo campus July 15 to 18th the followHcgistration for the last six weeks silver loxing cup pres ot'd to the ing members of the National Sumwill begin tomorrow afternoon add mer School have been secured: I’rof winners of first place b tit" Colonot this afternoon as was previousEliot Bluckwelder hejd of the deAll students are re- rado Springs Gazette and a smal'et ly announced partment of geologj-- Stanford Unito make desired changes in loving cup presented to the vimttng versity Prof Fredrick Merk of the quested their courses this week reh! team by It M E A C are on department of history of Harvard Dr Emmett D Angyll University displuy All Idaho and Wyoming students Tltc name of the memhi re of tlto expert in recreational leadership are requested to meet at 1 o'clock track team are engraved on the Dr A E Winship editor of the this afternoon in the Idaho Club Journal of Education Hoston and large cup while the names of the Dr W G' Anderson room director of the winning relay team are on the ama'I-- r gymnasium of Yale University This one' The following nanic-- are makes a total of thirteen eminent The follow ing students please call at the secrelhry's office: on the large cup: Captain Hjrum lecturers of national reputation who luella Barms have a part on" the program Jack Mortenson Byron Whitney Kdwin Spencer In addition to the college cafeteria KnowWillard Kirk Croft Harvey ‘ ' Jena V' Clegg les Sirring Anderson Cecil Maker which will serve three meals a day Alice Childs (Continued on page four) William Geddeg' Frank Thompson ' A' If Campbell'-A Furtaint Anton Webster Henry If! E Muir long and Grant Hunter The names Irene I’etcrsou of Ervin Harris Student manager : m JU Edition ENCAMPMENT ON FARMERS Thursday ‘ - THIRTEEN lockers must be turned in to Ml Cooper July 18 4 HIM Ht nasium 4 14 Monday EVIL COMES TO THINKS EVIL M I'’! CONTEST i Marjorie Maughan Well Known On Campus Holds Second Place ' With Good Prospects For Winning ' cultural College had a higher average score for the testing season just ended than any other butter submitted for scoring in the Western Dairy Division It appears from a summary of butter scoring tests Just Issued by the United States ' Department of Agriculturer The period covered by the test from October 1323 to May 1924 during which time the College made eight entries of samples The average score for the samples submitted was 335 while the nearest competing score was 9285 Butter for scoring was submitted by 197 creameries from California Colorado Ida-ho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Wyoming Wishington and British Columbia The total of entries made during the scoring contest was 773 In commenting upon the high score made by U A C butter I’rof Gustav Wilster who is In charge of the department of duiry manufacturing at the College said: "The butter made at the College dairy has been made according to the besU commercial standards by students learning the creamery business It hasocored Jiighest because it has been consistent in quality and has been made from the best of milk t received In a and fresll conCup Formerly Given For dition carefully pasteurized ripened Educational u d g i n with it fine flavored pure culture and then made Into butter accordContest Will Be Award- ing to the most modern methods Attend- The extreme care taken in making ed On Basis U A C butter is entiretly justified ance because this butter wholesales at Trophies For Horseshoe Pitch- 3 cents a pound above the highest ing And Ilasehall M’ill He Wholesale quotation for best butter” Given On Same Basis As Last I F sw-ee- The contest for Logan's centennial queen is causing considerable competition and much excitement The voting has been going on for several Adays and will continue all week lthough the outcome is very uncertain at the present time it appears that Marjorie Maughun a popular A C student and sister of Lieut Bussell L Maughan will be one of the leading contestants She now holds second place but no one can tell what will happen especially If her many admirers show their enthusiasm Anna Boss Is another student who Is In the race and picked as one of the favorites Shu too has many friends to support tier Other leaulng candidates are Hazel Cook who now-- holds first place IHrla Nielson Alfreda Frederick and Della Horen nm u i M A Harrison And C B Johnson W i n The Doubles Five Left In Singles Harrison and C 11 Johnson contest at the national summer school by defeating F Earle and O W Munson ltd tl-Previous to this Harrison and Johnson ellmaled Hansen slid Nlllson who substituted for Bay Tuttle and Jos Fklnner after the Tuttle later had defeated them and Skinner quit school liefore the tournament came to a dose Both Harrison snd Johnson arc from Bichiiioud and are attending Johnson was the summer school Cache High llio cnarli at the Vyi-tschool last y Five men are ilil In the laro for toiirna-aun- t the Itoiiois of the sluglc M A won the horseshoe 21-1- 7 J g of Year The large silver championship cup which lias been awarded annually at the farmers encampment held each year at the college for excellence in educational judging contests will cease to be awarded because of the elimination ot such conests according to an announcement made this morning by W W Owens state leader of county agents of the Utah Agricultural college extension division In the future the cup will he awarded on the Istsls of atteudunee at the encampment says Mr Oweua Attand-i- i nee wilt he determined as follows: The percentage of attendance from each county will he secured by dividing the number registered from that county hy the nunilior of farms In that county as given by the 1920 census This percentage of attendance will then be multiplied by the squar root of the mileage from the center ot furm population In each county to Logan The resulting product will represent the standing of each county and the cup will go to the county with the highest standing During the past years the cup has Welier liecii won hy Utah County County and Pox Elder County respectively Beginning July 21a number ot attractive courses are offered which will run during the last six weeks of the summer school While the visiting faculty will not be in attendance practically ail of the resident faculty members are offering couro-e- s equally as good as those offered in the winter term Courses in Accounting and Business Practice Agronomy Bacterl-Iog- v School Sanitation Commerce and Coinmerical Policies Economic Seminars Primary Methods ApHandwork or prentice Teaching Educational Seat Work Principles of Vitalized Education Psychology of Adolescence Science of Education Bural Leadership several courses in English' including the Short Story Composition course English Essays Literature and probably English Paradise Lost the Bible as English as Englih Literature and the American Novel field course In Geology and Diets Preparation Special Foods Elementary Clothing and European History Food Selection Handwork' Millinery Methods if Teaching Home Economies Library (Personaf Economy Physiology Health) Sociology-GeneraZoology and Eugenics will all begin and throughout the six weeks The l '( Inorganic courses in Chemistry Chemistry Qualitative Analysis Or22 23 and ganic Chemistry 21 Quantitative Analysis) Home Projects Auto Design and Construction Ignition Starting Ughing and Ignition Systems Home Economics (Continued on page two) I n Thesis of Student For Msters Degree Accepted By Faculty George F Knowlton Prepares “Contribution To Knowledge of The Aphididae of Utah” To Study In East George F Knowlton a student of the past five years at the college has just passed his examination and had his thesis eecepted for a Master’s degree Hi thesis was eullod “A Contribution to th Knowledge of the Aphididae ui Utah Mr Knowlton graduated lu 1923 with a bachelors degree was last year's president of tho Ag Club has worked as field man for the experiment station and Is a member of the I'hl Beta Rho fraternity After roifipletInK his work at the college he will leave ror Ohio State University where he will do work ror his Doctor degree lu entomology LECTURE WEEK OFip Senior Surgeon of The United States Public Service To Speak To Summer Students Will Give Six Lectures During First Week of Second Term On Phases of Public Health Beginning July 21 Dr J C Perry senior surgeon of the public health service of the United States will deliver a series of leetures to th summer school students Dr Perry will arrive In Logan Sunday' July 20 after having spent s few days at Salt Lake City He comes direct from the medical orficea at San Krnaclsco California and will deliver all lectures on public health work They are as follows: A short history of the development ot public health Public health agencies public Health methods Value of public health measure The opportunity of the Individual III tha advancement of Under the caption "Utah's Tri- public health Public health measumph” a recent Issue of the Idaho ure of the teacher 8ttu Journal published at Pocatello It Is eontemphited presenting pay glowing tribute to the Nuttunal tlieso lecture In ths order named summer Hehool now being conducted at tha Utah Agricultural College Idaho Journal Gives Forceful Comment On N Summer School The horseshoe pitching sup ami the on the same basis as lust' year The encampment will open at I p III Tuesday July 13 with a hand concert t Is hoped that all coming to the Encampment will be on tha eolleg campus and established In the their The editorial read lu part as tents that time follows: of educational "A recognition A modern young flapper was Mill Who had tried every atuut to get enterprise In the fullest sense of Its So popular ha been the athletic educational”posalbllHy brings tills linn Those who have tot been die from Idaho work at the college this summer refereuce M A compliuivutry to Ill reduce Ison Han her gest C a to Ihkci tested Tbd that a petition has been signed and to our slater state of Utah Hite sipped 1)111011 Juice Mon con V II Johnson snd U V I submitted bearing 28 name aklu at Logan College tlm straw Agricultural Johnson t and she Hailliem 'lilt through slipped Millard lull a In western the authorities ot tho Uiumer school far this bulldlug Winners of Urn double are showing and fell in a to give a course la basket ball cwuli atom of a Inf big country are and In ami ot pMciilug s good to education which will be an everlasting during the last six weeks biithstonea supposed 'Our the finals bets aie for good putty 'I he What la your ing glory to that state pultion evllt Very likely be control ouc destinies tor the losan sum- granted Tho nun who are not "The at tseulty blrthstouv? look tlm lu all you ) “Ill lei dl- signed sud are Interested "Judging fi'imi my iiptficmv I mer school t piobabl) the most ililuas" Mid i lie plillosopli r as h" ' before H rtv)d ou " ixmraea a hrmkLai was iiKitgsle oi ff‘°!lBp Vl III I Vi till ll vsy keltioh d ad )IM taise bull cup will be awarded Coaches Classes May Be Taujjht Last Six Weeks moun-talnuu- i( -- cdq-tin- fel(eriJ t i! |