Show Stud: REGULAR STUDENT BODY MEETING COMES TODAY AT ONE LOGAN VOLUME XXVI Juniors T POET J HERE FOR Try Out J ? For Play Students May Anticipate Un EnterWhen usual Treat tainer Takes Stand t students tried out for the annual college play "The Dover Hoad" Friday afternoon is thq report Out of that num her tile cast was following chosen : Dominic — E M Allred Footman — Lyle Adams Maid — Owen ltlghy Leonard — Ia-- Hailey Anne — Vivian Bailey Latimer — Lee Skauchy Eustasia — Bullantlne Smith Nicholas — Clinton Vernon The Dover Road is a nonsyn- sieal comedy in 3 acts written It was first by A A Milno played In New York and has since attained national success The judges at the were Milton Merrill Fred Hum- and Chester J Myers merly Mr Myers will direct the play - Monday I Jar" raiucuto lice: "Anthony Euwer tho Jout and humorist who appeared before the in bud his audience he moment the from laughter stepped upon the platform until Hook club tt" The "Blue Book of Celebrities” says "He weaves into his platform clever appearances good poetry caricature scintillating humor and wholesome philosophy” Ills talk occupies only half the period— the other half he devotes fo recitation of his selections from the poems that have made him famous" He wilP supplement his with a portfolio of hia own lecture water work— Including landscapes color and humorous line drawings a groat many of which have appeared in Colliers and Scribners All In all he is a lecturer of is A C exceptional merit and the fortunate to receive a visit from him Abbot of Bear River Elected to Paddle TO BE PUT 111 to Continue Until 1:00 — Every Junior Should Cast Vote Cast for Campus Play ers Production Chosen Rehearsals Under Way of the Elections for various From are in eouimillees order today from It u in lo 1 p m in the faculty room All students New Lighting who profess junior urc distinction —Drama to exn-ctcto cast u vote Ballots consist of the following Auditorium iioiiiiins's for Hie rosis-ctitcioial ions — Kaye Fislcrson Iii a l Ions and Frog rams — Jim I'ndczamod ('uriwwlwrHiicun-Re- f rcslimcnt s — Mil rga ril e Hanson t India Sweeten Features — William Heyward Ella Reunion Amusements — Hofolliy Watkins Theodore ('oilier Vernal Scamous Iloyd Inuis Arthur 1 nylon Glen Slnnger Reed Billion was previously elected 'cncrtil chuiriuiiii of the From committees Tho cbnirmiin li cooperation with imwill mediately to get plans welt underway for a picturesque occasion 1 System 13 Plan Be Staged in " ‘‘M- Campus l’layeca production Dress’’ ilady's lhepiof Icegiic well by Knolilock of one artistic Jiluys of the ipuum has chosen Its mat and is under way with reheat sals The enst includes Dorothy nun-sola Itce Gardener Willis HayPhotographic work for the 192? Feterson ward Vera (’aider Otis Buzzer hag been contracted to A Mrs Willis Couuu Matthews Armlu G CranneyMr Cranney plans to llohhs Ezra fa Hogan Gladys ioave nothing relative to the camOwen Marie Andct-sMary Mitton Because the new pus unsnapped Aldotis Aider Eldon Hausen Bernice photo man will soon put in apMerrill Anderson Murrincr (Juinuey sorthe pearance at fraternity and W Russell Huuiplu-ryMerrill members are cauority houses Blanche Boudrero Jean Federsou g camera-carryintioned to identify Gwen ltlghy Webster Hunter Anna visitors before ejecting them Into Merrill Helen I aw Camille Clegg the open spaces Bcrtrmle Madsen Kate Smith How-urLast week in a conference held Jesuop A C Spuektuuu Lutic with prospective printers definite lSuneroft Glenn Kofocd Lisle Adams specifications were made as to the Claire Hayward size of the book grade of cover This play as well as those giveu paper Ink etc for the ’28 Buzzer hv the Little Theatre aud the FreshBids will be received from printers On man and Vursily plays i will he tomorrow and Friday ataged in the College auditorium A Fart of the staff has been selectGeneral E hr trie man from Bait Dike ed Others will be added from time New Missionary Club Promises Is Installing In a very footlights to time Era of Peace and Joy to The short time due to the cooperutlou of so many organizations the College Campus stage will be os modern uud well us that of any theater Brother William Fean advocate equipped Mr Hurmuuee has isru to here of all that is gentle measure for tho cyeloramu and the kind aud harmless ' with every state equipment will equal in every b i All students registered in the other pother in his once famous restart the curtains uud chupcl had on city the newly nothing' Engineering school are requested established acoustics of Order Friars With to be present In room 203 of the Harold Smith as president of the Engineering 'building at 1 o clock Benificent Order' we are calmly The student chapter of the Newly-Appointtoday Editor eortain that a new era of peate Joy A A E is planning a dance to will Wants Everyone on Staff brotherly lovpj sisterly enable all the new members to be- good love friendship and a mutually come better acquainted with the old enjoyed spirit of faith In ones felmembers 4 This will be the first low Aggies has come to town Long before the balmy breezes social affair of the Engineering Monday between the hours of that blow from the south anclub this season and we are ail twelve and one o'clock twenty U nounce the coining of spring time anxious to make it the usual suc- A C Friars were hosts at a every Utah Aggie on the campus All new students are urg- luncheon to Dr cess Joint A Widtsoe must he able and proud to aned to he present at the meeting to- aud his party Fresident E G nounce that he has worked on day uml get things moving Feterson Dr N A Fedcrsen club tho Student Life staff And let advisor and Dean Frank L West there he found not one among us Dr Widtsoe in a short address who won't have found his name to the club members expressed printed in the campus sheet ena desire to see the organization circled the note in lines of red established on tho campus as a and shipped it hack home for the prominent factor in student activ- folks t'o see While assembled in solemn con- ity Both Fresident Feterson and Sometime next week the main clave yesterday our worthy sen- Dr Federsen reported a belief hallway will be decorated with a iors selected their entertainmeut that the club jte desHnet for big new -— Aha iT - ' piece— imp lattice- for 1 J2i" 2K It ‘coTTsmisj things v the coming fixture does bear The Friars club originally sponof Serge Benson chairman plus close resemblance to a box it Louis Roland and Reynold Nowell sored at the University of Utah in must never be known as such it who can no doubt be relied upon 1918 has now three chapters: one Is the newly appointed associate to do the original In eats pink at the t’ A C one at Weber Noreditor of Student Life and therefor mal in Ogden and one at the U lemonade and jazz orchestras fore a thing to be acknowledged the edification of the class With of U welcomed and' respected conin tho At this committee working University last year installation of the Upon the junction with the chief executives students made a big stir when the new editor every Aggie automatwho were elected last year — Lloyd club was compelled by rule of the Theurer I’rexy already carrying faculty to drop some of its activ- ically becomes a member of Studsomeone his role with official dignity Leah ities aud give else a ent Life He must open his eyes and probably chance The report read that the pppare great gobs of news for Edwards vice prexy All news will "speaker of the house" and Far- Friars were “usurping every stu- the college paper ‘ be — received by the hall gladly funds the custodian Rich of dent activity controlling elections ley be editor will rejected nothing It seems safe to predict a banner and in a general way “running by him The contributions may be year for the class of '28 things" ou the campus" no restriction will Even the University president of any nature be of to as number made the had had dreams tho about Chamber uneasy Ogden Commerce of his job and of his use- words to each article Local interstability Lauds A C Achievements fulness around school est notes a particularly clever While the still youthful order joke a news scoop that you knew Some time ago several weudiers of of Friars shows no immediate about but can't quite put in apwill of Commerce evidence of revolutionizing the na- propriate words — everything the Ogileu Cbauiber Nobe considered and welcomed niude u tour of southern Idaho nnd ture of things at the U A C inmemberof body will be slighted northern I'tuh in an effort to estab- dications point to a future ship to the circles of the elite is lish better relations between these greatness for the organization sections nnd Ogileu Ou their return Next Saturday night the Friars not necessary In order to have one’s name published to Ogden the concensus of opinion plan to entertain twenty prospecConfide In the new editor tell among those making the trip as re tive members of the organization IMirtcd in the dully press was (but at a dancing party Anyone who him your troubles tell him the the three outstiiudlug things that has bad six months of missionary latest scandal toll him what your they saw ou the trip were: the experlenece some friends are doing and whether representing great bridge that Slums the Snake Christian denomination Is eligible you think they will get caught the fumouN for membership River at Twin Fulls some day tell him that you want Aiuertcau Fulls dam and our owu the world to know that you went of the stadium Fresident Ifevlne The average number of teacher to Ogden last week and didn't Is employed In the schools and colCommerce Ogden Chandler of get back until daylight tell hint resrtcd to have said that he con- leges or Utah in the year ending you saw I’rof Arnold down there sidered tlie work being done by 'lie June 30 1926 was 3576 The pay- at the dance In company with In the roll of these teachers for the year two strange woflien And the new Utah Agricultural College tremendous was 14530385 of areas they visited editor will listen ' to everything value and take notes as the words fail "Women are trying to reform —like living pearls— from your As tlie whale he politics" wheu said eager lips Mr Arnold — "Nonsense! Well you're on the staff get They're coughed up Jonah: "You can’t keep to work n good man down" trying to grab the jobs - n s d Brother Had William Penn Nothing Friars peace-abidin- g ed Lucitle Cardon and Conan Mathews Chosen By Class- cJ til Force Hour prominent Emerson Aldmt llher High graduate bus lieon chosen by the freshmen to steer the In cluss through its 1027 ‘28 course of Curdou Iueillo election the Hume successful wns the lllgh Isigau for vice president and Comm Mutt hews nlso of Logan High was the of fleeted secret tiry treasurer freshmuu class Ablxit won ucr two other candidates on the ticket for president by a vole of 04 The next contender reTen Anderson of Ixig'un High Uichiirds Fruuk ceived GO totes last yeur's student ody president at Logan High received 31 votes Miss Curdou won the vice presifrom margin dency by n wide Thelmu Jolgison and Beatrice Allen of North Cuehc and Smith Cliche respectively Conan Matthews of Isgiui High wus sue for accretury-treusiire- r from Maria u cessful in winning Iteiinioii of 1Oguu anil Kdwiu ltuird of Brigham These officers will head the largest freshmuu cluss In the history of cuii-illdit- College Frosh Cards Ready 'When it comes to pep and spirit tho frosh class officers are all there The class cards have been printed and a campaign is under way to have every freshman purchase one Flans are being made for a large class party with a purpose of getting the class members better acquaintd with each other -- - ‘ J New Planned Eight Prominent Lecturers to Entertain U A C Student Body — Captain Noel Here November 10 t Lyceum course arranged for this year is bringing some of the world's most noted lecturers uud exEight interesting plorers to Isigini amt novel lectures anuit the' students on stub during the school year subjects as the Mount Everest Ex triis pcdilion At lira n Expedition through China aud oilier places of interest All these w ill Is discussed - Vhrnie anti ittiisfrsted piinri-"' of the most curious customs aud living conditions of obscure iieople will Is- clearly illustrated Cnplniu John B Nisi noted plus tographer and explorer Is lined up for the first engagement Novemls--r 10 Captain Nut-is bringing his own ex lsTsonal story and ids elusive motion pietures of the Mt Everest expedition The captain wag the offeial photographer all through the “Epic of Everest” and he brings a complete pieturial reeoril of the attempts to seule the world's highest mount “On the Roof of the World" is the title of Captain Noel's lecture Other dates have decided as follows : I si well Thomas November 14 Edward Whitney Novemls-- r 28 Maurice Hindus January 20 Bam Gruthwell January IS Tr G W Ray February 8 8 Gillilnu April 2 Dr Fcnnlngtou date to lie announced later U A Crowds Appreciative Hear Sousa’s Band Monday Varied Program Pleases Both Jazz Fans ' and Lovers of Classic Music Monday during two r John of I’hllip Sousa ami his one hundred piece hand the Ciipllot Theatre was filled to its seating capacity At lsith IsTforuiamx-the world famous “March King" was greeted with great enthusiasm and applause from the moment he raisisl his baton until the filial note hail died tuiofc The programs varied from martial music to selections and ixqui-hi- r dance pieces thereby satisfying the entiri audience lio mutter how opinions and likes differed This Is an eventful year in tlie life of Soilsa Besides bis golden jubilee year as director of a lei ml he is celebrating Ills thirty-fiftanniversary as conductor of his owu orgunizntiou During this tour he will also start on the second million miles of his travels disSousa bus many claims to tinction of which the two foremost are that he is the only American r who has amassed a fortune of one million dollars solely through the practice of his profession ami he Is without doubt Hie only living man who has (jorved us it Com missioned officer in ull three branches of the armed forces of the United States — the Army the Navy uud the Marine Corps At ‘the agto of twenty-siSousa was made a Lieutenant of the Marines He held the position os director of the United States Murine Band from War During the Spanish American he was a Lieutenant in the U S Army and he was made Lieutenant Commander In the V S Navy during the World War Few ixHipio know that while Sousa was conductor of tlie V S Marine Ruud he knew Jutimalely five Garfield presidents —Hayes Arthur Cleveland and Harrison and that he whs a prominent national figure when he resigned this commission In 1802 To those who Jicuril Sousa for the first time Monday there Is no doubt hut that the selection which proved the most was his fum-oumarch “The Stars and Stripes Forever" which ha become by the will of the jieoplc the nutionul march— because- - It seems to express the youth vigor Ideals and hopes of America liieiitenant-Coiiiiiiuude- s oiK-r- g h couiMiscr-condiicto- x 1880-180- g Parking Rules J Are Adopted For Season Voting Seniors Name Three For Entertainment Committee Frosh Canoe the Cranney Photo-Ma- n For Buzzer Schedule pri-cc- As a lecturer he has been welschools clubs and comed by 111 throughout most of the states Sac from the the uulon Quotiug he left An Interesting Lyceum Today in Faculty Room NUMBER 4 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19 1927 Prom Elect CommiUees x try-out- s 23 the October by chapel hour will be occupied of Anthony Kuwer the author several loUe -- of pomt -- a- Wins- trator of merit and a lecturer — two continents upon prominont He Is the author of that famous limerick—the favorite of President AVilson — the Btaodby of dozens of public speakers which reads — "As a beauty I'm not a great star Others are handsomor far But my face I don't mind it For I am behind it Its the folks In the fruut that Ou HALL EDITOR AND CHEER HIM ON Forty-Si- x Forty-si- Anthony Euwer Widely Known Author to Appear Next Monday UTAH NEW FOR WATCH 2 s t New parking rules have been adopted at the Utah Agricultural College Under the new system parking of any kind is prohibit ed anywhere on tho main road- way from either the north or south entrance and around the main building Farking in single file ie permitted on all of the except this campus roadways main roadway unless it is ape- All cars cifically prohibited which do not follow this regula- tion are being moved away Ob servance of tlie rule will not only 4 save motorists a great deal of trouble hut will he much spprecl- sled by the College Cafeteria Breakfasts— iI F S First Campus Ball to Be Held in New Dance Hall — Affair Strictly ' Invitational Preference for Partners Must Be Handed in Today Following Student Body Meeting Tuesday November New Cooley Service Is the fur teat all-—season This is the third annual A W S Ball and is Yielding to a rapidly growing exclusive and strictly invitational demand Mr Cooley of the College Lucky is the man who is invited cafeteria announces that beginning it is a distinct privilege to ha Monday a' light breakfast will be known as "among those preseut" served from 8:00 to 9:30 o’clock In other years the annual A W each morning excepting Saturday S formal has been hold in the The menu will Include two or three Smart But becauss gymnasium kinds of hot cereals sandwitches even girls appreciate a change of fruits and other foods that may society and the advantages of a appeal to the palate of the late-ri- s better hail this year's party wilt ing student be held in the new Palais D'Or If the venture proves a success The committees in charge of arand enough students pledge their rangements are: general chairman Attraction support fasts too tho duie jut for of the school Saturday morning breakwill be introduced A C Pedagogues Leave For Convention Friday The annual convention of the Utah Educational Association will be held at Salt Lake City October 21 and 22 On these two days the pedagogues of Utah will meet to discuss their plans for the coming year Emminent educators of the country including such men and women as Dr Charles H Judd of Dr the University of Chicago Margaret Alltucker' assistant director of the research division of the National Educational Association Dr Jesse B' Sears of Stanford university and Mrs Hugh Bradford vise president of the naof parents and tional Congress Teachers will be special guests of the association They will be the principle speakers at the meeting and will doubtless contribute much valuable knowledge to the assembled members The uppermost purpose of the convention Is to bring to tlie teachers new ideas on presentation of material helpful exhibits of student work and practical demonstration of teaching methods which wil clontribute towards putting the schools on a higher plane of tractabillty various school b discussed and means g of them suggested At the first meeting to be held Friday evening new officers will be elected Those whose terms expire this year are B A Fowler president D A Whootton Elizabeth Fitzgerald and F L West trustees the convention On account of will be no in Salt Lake there school held at this Institution on Friday and Saturday over-comin- nt Ronald Flamm Wins Art Scholarship in Contest 1 grn- decorations Virginia Wardleigh chairman Louise Shepard with Marguerite Hanson assisting programs and invitations chairman Leah Edwards Daljag Johnson ' refreshments chairman assisting Helen Pett Melvina Huffaker as- sisting at the Every girl registered College is a member of the A W S and as such should take an interest in the ball Preferences for partners must be turned In liume-diatefollowing today’s Student Body meeting i ly Merrill Johnson Elected To Fill Sigma Nu Vacancy Absence of Perce Barrow Leaves for New Opening Honor Society Member At Ibe lust meeting of Alpha Sigma Nu Senior Imuor society V Merrill Johnson aa silccled a mem- her lo fill I lie vain no v Unused by the absence of Force Barrows who Is attending school ut Lelaud Stanford University this year Near the dose of omh srlj'H d choice new of members for the honorary society is made from the Junior class Stiuiciit- - wlix Hies scholastic achievements i ml for the signal — honor of to Alpha Siguin ’ Nu Selection of sfudnils is made basis solely from a are rated fifty per cmffpir aclixities thirty-fivfor jier cent scholarship and f iftoon jier coot for personality The mlive members of the soeb-fare: Daken Bromlheml chairman Island Skandiy Aldon I illy w bite Richard Stratford Merritt Johnson Cliiiliiii Vernon Naomi Bromlhrad Folly Ridi Emma Green Virginia ' Wardleigh Ruby Slriughaiit - anil Bonne Adamson yi-n- (Vm-daliit- iwri-onlag- e Doctor Widtsoe Addresses in Monday Students Chapel Service has Ronald Flumm sophomore been awarded a $100 scholarship to an accredited art school by the He “America's Humor” magazine was one of the first ten winners in conducted a national contest by that magazine The November number of "America’s Humor" announces the Flamm results of the contest is the only- - Utah representative listed among the winner's Dr John A Widtsoe former president of the Utah Agricultural College and of the University q£ Utah addressed (he U A C student body Monday Dr Widtsoo in his talk stressed the point that education is more than a mera accumulation of facts The man most likely to succeed is otto who cau segregate his information and utilize it Blind acceptance of Distinguished Visitors "authority" Is a type of learnHere Yesterday Dr R V Chamberlin of tlie ing that makes more for helplessself-re- ness than strength and University of I'tah and Mr Woodliance National Zious of bury director Park were V A C visitors Tuesday Dr Chamberlin is m Instructor In Entomology at th'e University and Mr Woodbury is doing graduate work there in that department Their purpose in visiting the Institute was to see Dr Pack and Dr Henderson anj to make an exchange of insect spacemans -- -b- Co-e- Topeka ds Win Elections Kan — Taking advan- tage of the fact that they outnumbered the men in the class nearly two to one the women In the class of 1928 Washburn college elected to every office In the class elections just held co-e- ’ |