Show L’lFE STUDENT PAGE FOUR DO NOT AGGIE SPORTS TRACK COMPETITION TODAY AN D TOMORROW WEAR STREET SHOES ON THE TENNIS COURTS Many Sign Up For Construction of a new exit to the gym now under way will' remove tho criticism placed upon It several years ago — that it was a fire trap A steeTstalrway which will enter the gym on the same level as the main CARDON MEDALS TO EE floor' is being built on the east side AWARDED of the building This is interfiled to for a crowd to get EPSILONS COP FRATERNITY ONLY ONE WEEK LEFT make it possible -oiit- - iiunii --move- rapidly than JiuCore -- KRTOeroiw-lvH BEFORTFn&TnttlTCn' thus removing the fire hazard At lur Uurly o clock Tues ' day afternoon a group picture The need of the improvement has was taken of all Spring Quarter felt' for a long time by those asItomney to Scan Ranks of Parbeen on the quadrangle athletes sociated with the school It is largefoot- included This track New for Luminaries spring ticipants hall and tennis squads ly through the efforts of President Class Honors Go to Freshmen Individual and smaller group Eight Players On Squad From Peterson and Dr Weston Vernon a The Utah Aggfe trachsters will photos were snapped luter Which Five Must be Chosen member of the Board of Trustees Time Is Over Burke’s Record These pictures will he used for hold the annual jn'erclasa track that the construction of the new exit the Buzzer and for newspapers and field meet on Saturday April First phtco honors in the auuual was made possible 9 the weather being even ordinarily and other publicity Separate lias m tennis this year Km run held la-sensible Coach Dick Itomney has photos of track and tenuis teams Friday been unusually keen and the players turn after their will be about fifty athletes and would be were won by Bills ‘‘Red" Wade elected 11 be must made from whii h tlic Irani athletes working out in the sport liu maintained a powerful gait that some every night and they will get their live o eieulv matched 31 1 Snow cutire distance of 'the throughout first real chance on Saturday Trials 3LiooiWthe-iRliftciw!--' is hat ditXicuUy i la iugw 11 the various meats Wilt 2T milcsT which proved too mut'li If cil-ued through the remainder of this the two other schools of the state Selecting the fin' members Itogun for his nearest rival Pratt Allred Measuring snow on Mt sensational m have the jierformers thiisiasiu omul for any thing tin week so that the final meet Satwas the task taken upon the should- who crossed the tape just a few urday will have all the accoutre- events where the Aggies are moderC should Ik- able to produce a ers of four young Aggies last Tueshim The time for good yards behind ately ments of a regular affair The reteam The Aggies seem to be fairly well (humpioii-lii- p day Measurements recorded show thq jaunt was slightly over the cords are all safe but there will be A squad of eight men from which the some keen competition The Cardon fortified in the javelin with Philgreatest depth of snow iu many record set by Melvin Burke two medals will be given to the three lips winner at the conference last the five to represent the College will years Snow eleven feet deep with years uco Wade p runner-unegotiated the Smith the in year high point men as iu past years state 1m selected by Coach Perce Smith the a water of 52 inches was distance iu 13:18 equivalent while Burke's Sunders seems and Hawley The high point man will receive Captain Lund the biggest measurement taken heaver first of the week time for the course was 12:42 a gold medal and the second a sil- to be about the only weight inWith an enly start and easy While only thirteen entered ver one and the third a bronze med- of particular prowess The big fel- Johnson Alton Saver Clinton Perce Barrows Merrill Dailey snow shoeing the trip was completed terest was not lacking and the anal There wil also be iuterfraterulty low is taking the abusiness seriously and he may be surprise Smith competition hurls the discuss farly well Right Preston lireUihley Floyd Thomas and und all were lui k to the city by four nual race was considered highly sucare as Just There many entrants now the Aggies look to be very Ezra Cardon arc on the squad at o'clock p m cessful The leather rocking chair — ---ill the truck spoil zitJtu? Farmer weak n 4he- - jump- ?- Ton? Lunt’a ’ - made The next ’lido- to about given’ u’niiuaYiy to'tfie orgnidUatlotT school as there ever has been but absence is more than felt Harris present All of tlipsr pis vers urc bucked by May 1 will piohahly he taken on winning the greatest number of whether the quality is such that and Call are working at the pole the Aggies can come through to an- vaulting business Hunsaker Smith Johnson Vernon liairows horseltaik 'The animals can be points by Orval Adams and O Guy other track championship In the Richardson and Call broad Dnrley and Thomas are lettermen of taken as far as the second spring ill Cardon was captured by the Alpha conference is a doubtful matter a few feet under the record last season Saner holds the junior Spring hollow from there s Delta Epsilon fraternity This fratAt the present 'writing the Aggies jumping and Call Pearse and Philips arc he used mounhad five men entered and will the of ernity seem to be weak enough in the Uocky championship trying the vertical leap while their first runner across the was sprints and the field events They Coach Romney is stressing hard tain region while IJrenchley are strong In the distance runs and work He is hoping that Saturday’s runner-utape took sixth place they totaled for Hie high school doublet In the hurdles Richardson Wood meet new uncover some will 24 points The Phi Kappa Iota and championship last year amt Worthington are all fair 220 After seeing the men in Give stars Delta N'u fraternities were both tied match The first Intercollegiate yard men but' neither of them competition he will juggle Jbeil for second place with 22 points of a around somewhat give them plenty comes a week from todaf with (he much appear to inrre Professor Walter Welti and Mrs each The chuir was won last Lake Balt of Utah at chance In this distance with Rowe of work and careful attention and Cuiversity F P Champ will give a joTut con- year by the Epsilons The University defending tho of the B Y V Worthington runs hope for the best 14 us Tho class competition resulted in in the two hurdle races and if he is this year has a strong team cert in the Tabernacle April a number of the U A C Lyceum a win for the sophomores entered in The half mile relay that BLEVINS DESPOILS IRVINE of which They Captain Blevins and Irvluo coursa Mrs will be just about enough There (he freshmen Champ will play piano gathered 37 points are the slur performers are no lettermen who seem likely OF UNIVERSITY NET TITLE selections from Chopin Brohnis and gained 32 and (he juniors trailed The selection of the varsity five to run away in the hundred in fact Raclimanioff und also from a group with 22 Prizes given by local busithe freshnian class will have to supwill probably Ik completed today or of modern Professor ness men were awarded to all s composers Captain Chick Blevins of the ply the- compctitioit here Thatcher tomorrow w ho of the B Y C Welti will sing selections from Fuilst tenuis team became the new competed in the course Thorpe of South ' The following is the order in Tannhauscr und Puglacei Cache? Childs of Springville aud school champion at tflie University Students will be admitted for twenty five tents which the runners finished: EUis Huhsaker of Logan High look Wednesday when lie defeated Jack to be the best hut the general admission will hs Wade Pratt Allred Ray Kevern sprint men in Irvine defending title holder iu a Bion Tolnian Willard Geddes Ernthe greenliug group They will get four set match fifty cents their chance Saturday est Dutsoii Ivan Henry Hampton Blevius aud his team males IrAbbas K Khan former Persian MeJ Burke has about ten young Smith U Y B Lyman Verna! SPEND Crone aud one Harrly other vine Hayden bus just restudent of the U A men following him around each MOST FOR FOOT GEAR Leonard Hampton Howard Tanner night with the hope that they may to be picked are working out daily cently returned to the campus to and Chester Wright become great distance men Burke for the Aggie series there next Fri complete his course in civil engineerCo-eis a great performer iu the mile and day of the Young Brigham Mr Khun ing Several months ago Farrar another letterman is countmore looney for spent was a student at Missouri university University ed on in the two mile jaunt Wade shoes and stockings than for any who won tile cross country run d MATERIAL WANTED hut due to his father's illness he disother items of dress according to a of Moab who came second and FOR SPUING ISSUE to return home continued school Kevern and Tolnian have the most OF THE SCRIBBLE Later when his father's condition snrvey which was recently conductNEW YORK April 8 —What ed by members of the department of possibilities Worthington is still the the student believes to be TTspTfn-sibl- e chief hurdle threat Childs and Carl improved Khun decided to remain economies Twenty-Bcvcdollars is from page (Continued One) ‘ for the Davis are showing the best form of wave" pf al M U hut found that lie could not spent annually for shoes and 315 for those who are working out with hoped that the medal story can be mental depression in our colleges so late in the Not nose it is shown form register him Childs in the low ones and obtained for No 3 of the Scribble j by figures totaling and schools was revealed today' Davis in the high Geddes Bernina wishing to lose any t inn- - he came to $42 annually The total average when the New York Evening Post be available will Pins for members and Beal all lettermen are working ninl registered at the College yearly cost to the girls of the insti- began Logan printing a series of out In the quarter Tbse men are within two or three weeks The n lie Intends to graduate next yeui tution wav found to be approximatearticles from colege man is a scroll and plume with a and women In answer to the questin ly $490 active At M 1' Kliau was “S" ion "'Has the American graduate large supei imposed campus affairs: he was president of a Past War neqrosis?" There should he an unlimited the t'osinoiHilitan club n member of “In all the articles selected for amount of poetry for a spring num- A A E mid A sjT'TT!! and speaker publication'' says the Evening Post ber If poetry cannot he written in on Pcrsiau art “it Is apparent that our offer has polities unit rcllgiou the spring the cause of literature at led the student to put Into words lo different clubs nf the univcisity — 8th 9th and Friday Saturday what he has had in mind for some the U A C is lost Mr Khan was hist ut the U!!og lime The views expressed here and Comedy and News An attempt will he made to ex- five in succeeding articles are bred of years ago when several other the of number of copies change a mature though Educators and- - parHe at Persians were in residence magazine with the University Pen tributes the placing of so many Perents would do well to give them I d w hich is a similar publication at the sian students ill the serious attention” College (there C of U These will he placed on Some of the causes to which stuhave been alsait u dozen) to the efdents attribute the melancholy state sale simultaneously and some idea forts nf his uncle Dr Alikuli Khan of their follow undergraduates are of the comparative merits of the two Washsummarized as “moral laxity hasschools in this departmeWmsy'''t)w- - JC!"''r Persian Minister to tened by the World War" "luck of KAPTAIN KLEAN’S lo France delegate ington gathered KONUXDIIUM understanding between parents and Ambassador to Turkey Poland mid children” “the American under WILL you use sense to save doRussia and now founder of Persian “Y” DAY TODAY graduate has seen too much of llars or will you spend a lot of New in mid York Art eenlers too life lived has dollars and quickly has money to lose (R M I Dr Khun delivered the bacgrown old too soon" "youth has cents? Our cleaning and repairto attempted dig beneath tho suring is the answer PROVO April 8 is "Y” day at calaureate sermou at the College iu We improve the looks and the face In order to get more from 101 the Brigham Young University The life of your clothes We s Hinge life than his ancestors” Anus'll Khan A Jafar Khan und and press at short notice We students all join in a cleaning and In more than one Instance the call for and deliver your clothes Persian whitewashing of the big letter on All Khiruzi Khan's follow shattering of religious convictions And we want you to phone us is given as the reason "Students no tho mountain side purported to be students of five years ago ore nmv Cleaning Pressing longer believe In God" says one A In Persia iu thf employ of the govthe largest letter in existence letter "Science has destroyed for Remodeling ernment generalvuiining up of the campus Ail Work Guaranteed of a us the - comfortable world Ameeu is right bund man to an is undertaken by the men while We Call for and Deliver Heaven and a Hell” is another exthe girls do 'their bit by preparing American adviser to the Persian planation ‘‘The student Is not sufneurosis but fering from a post-Wnourishment for the hungry work- government Jufar Is connected with creed’ of allegiance from & worn-eers A "Y” day dance is held in the the American agricultural adviser: MONDAY SUNDAY lo ' believe” commanded I was in professor of chemistry aud Khiruzi evening a w'rites third undergraduate TUESDAY THE TAILOR at Persia's Agricultural College It) West Center “THE FLAMING FRONTIER” Rhone 43 aud 30 lKMKMHKIt “A” Day Furnished apartment for rent on Logan Utah Bring Mr Klum in not nrqhuinled with1 The Epic Picture of the Complete Line Gent's Furnishings Tools suited to the work assigned the whereabouts of the other PerI’houe College Hill 645 N 81 b E Great Indian Mar you Register at 8:00 750J sian graduates of the College See Custer’s Last Stand e - SOFT JOB NO J Group Snapshots Made of Athletes - " rinzE“ Allred Second Other Schools Strong U cross-countr- t upe£iemilt Feet Hikers Find on of y t vv Logan - 5 5 Vcr-tio- u snow-shoe- Welti and Champ to p Joint Concert ty run-net- Persian Student Returns to Campus CO-ED- S Students Explain Post War Neurosis All-re- n prize-winni- Jensen Medal Horseshoe Tourney Thrilling matches were waged In tho first round of competillou lu the tournament annuul barnyard golf at which got under way Thursday Forty-eigh- t horseshoe the College tossers the largest number ever to compete in au Aggie meet started out iu quest of the gold medal which will be provided by Coach Joseph It Jenson and It is expected that before tbe final mutches aro played sport fans of the school will see some of the best brand of horseshoe pitching displayed here in years Several veteran barnyard golfers are entered In the big meet und an attempt to pick the probable winner is no easy task However two or three shoe tossers due to their past showings loom up as likely i Alvin Carlson winner of the singles evcul at the school last year will put up a strong fight iu defense of his title while Newell Eliuson Cache Valley high school champion of South Cache is expected to bid strong for the honors Other shoe fllngers of no little ability Include: Grant Woolton stellar Logan high player of last year Vernal Seamens member of the doubles combination championship last spring Lclaiid ltohers aud Geo N’ellsottt runners-uin IqijL seas'in't) double event at the Aggie school Dudley Greaves and Lorlu Fife also finalists in the doubles match Alma Burgoyiie and A J Sabey both toshers of considerable experience The list of barnyard golf artists wero watched for the first round of play s follows: A J Sabey vs Roe Duke Harold I’eterson vs Carroll Stay Owen Gibson vs Howard Tan ner Leon Darley vs Robert Dalile Cyrus Clark Vs Clarence Bigler Dud LHlywrhite vs Lorin Fife ley Greaves vs Nathan Greene Clair Don Budge vs William Hayward F Ash baker Edward Jeppson vs Gills vs Alnia Burgoyiie Jerry Crockett vs Grant I’bll Cardon Wootton vs Walt Degn Clark Gardner vs Gardner Wood Cy l’Uillips vs Bill Waltbers C Jarman vs Alvin Carlson George Iiaukhead vs Joe Day Sylvan Erickson vb Merlin Shipley It Fletcher vs Dean Baird George N’eilson vs Kenneth Vender hoof Lee Rollers vs Don Nelson It Griffin vs Homer Gessel W Liddell vs Everett Thorpe N Kllason vs C WUoin Alvin Hess vs U H Merrill ham-pion- s SIXTY-FIV- YOUNG E NATA-TOR- Four Records Lowered Female Performers Show Class Shields and Sharp txpeed Boys swim sixty fixe Appiowmalcly in all iu Is of the iiicis Tiihiilic's miin tin- Saif w kick xvus 12 lieu mi limning nu i lust Kutiinliiy ill the U A lxmi evening Tin- i Hurts of these young year old padillers list hj sixteen Dona Manning ef lit Wcla-- gymnaJulia of I'roie sium and Kidney I riim-ifour records to full by tlm wnyeside when elexeu regular cu-ulwere run off 1 r John shalterisl Hie SMI ynid nsa ’mink of nearly fourteen years' standing by negotiating the ord -e Tim and S ms ends its old wiis’liiTit" liy ’S (T p Manley who weld the course hi 13 in It l'i minute 35 nud 2 5 John led Charles Welch to the fim-dhr a length und a half of the hkI loo the Miss Manning cnplurcd with a yard free sly le for women victory over Miss Helen Van Hnren ulo of Dgdeu while Berntee Thomas of the University of Utah was third In addition Mis Manning ulso took first dree ill the fancy diving xx it li Miss Celeste Brownell of Suit Lake Miss Brownell swimming second nine nearly against time ijqqa-seenuds Horn the women's fins' style record by making the list yard distance ill 1 minute It ami 2 5 seconds in 12 minutes Had Shields mine through fur an unexpected victory lu the loo yard free style and broke a record in doing II His lime was 571 three and second latter than Sharp's previous murk Sharp however finDr-e- n ished third in this event Kirncor healing huu out for u second place SH'iiccr also pal n crimp in one of A fraternity is a place where they Shield' records i lipping throe-fifthwould stop a man from committing of li second from his 150 yard hack suicide until they found out wheth- stroke mark The swim was the er or not he had paid his house bill largest and meat hiimwfid amateur meet of its kind e'er held iu I tah —McGill Daily Paul Larson Cyrus Greaves und Fhone 171 for Shapp? 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