Show t f ItCd K3 mm I3TUDSHT LIFE a’w5 Students View STUDENT LIFE NOTES FROM THE EXCHANGES BULLETIN Column Published Weekly ly Student of Utah Agricultural College SOME HASTY THOUGHTS Logan Utah Printed by tha Earl A EasUnd Publishing Company W D McEntire mail matter September 19 1908 at Logan Utah Entered na seoond-e’as- s A new group of girls has taken under the Act of Larch ! 1S9T Acceptance for mailing at special rate of Econom postage provided for in Section 1163 Act of October 3 1927 authorised possession of The Home lcs Cottage Par the Winter QuarAugust £3 1914 BOARD What the Barber Supply ANNOUNCEMENT No classes can be dropped ds request' this week s at Minnesota spend more 1500 00 weekly on chewing than woolen of ladies gloves There are plenty of girls pair gum according to the campus Editor JOSFni F COW LET Home Economies but no men have been found and returned They state that A jtociate Editor — iiiELViX ate registered in this deoanmem to the Registrars Office over 10000 packages ara sold — Editor JAM IS SCOTT which raises the question should Asjitiae every week of which half have Associate Editogjsoys study Home Economic? Of VON IE KCBERTSCX and the flavor of peppermint delinquent pledges Sorority that such sorority pictures for the Buzzer JUNE MOXSON Exchange Editoh course you will say wocourses belong entirely to the s must be taken on Monday and are a liability nccording PACE B LARSEN men that men have no right 29tl to Knute Rockne famous Notre Under The A" THELMA JOHNSON as Tuesday January 28ih and men -- not out have therein Dame coach who attributes his JOHN CHRISTENSEN Sporting Editor much to study Heme EcoThe fraternity section of the success to the fact that there are WILLIAM EALIAKU Sporting Editor nomics right to women have as study social botn end Buzzer proles no women at Notre Dame ‘She Mexican Athletics OfAKlE PAN k iiKAD sumal Is closed and thete will takes a lot of the athletes’ time Typist shop mechanics? CATHERINE WILLIAM'S no 1 know more Tuxedo ilctures eitner at the Sophomoie toys be BUSINESS STAFF expense of his studBusiness Manager who intend to register far that taken ies his playing or hi sleep" I do not Assistant Business Manager course in the Spring Circulation Manager kiiqw whether they really mieud All students who wish invitaEUGENE HUBBARD Madison Wis— More than 43 to profit intellectually by it or tions to the Prom sent to s REPORTERS graduating per cent of the is to the it whether companare asked only drop people IAURA BANKHEAD LETTIB ISRAELSEN of Wisconsin from the University ladies that of the in names addresses the with these V they ionship Me INTYKE KALLAS JOHNSON 20 years have desire above all else- But what- box placed for that purpose by the LAURA NELSON JOHN M HALE joined the ranks of “old maids’” ever the motives which inspire chapel doors Emma Perucca Arthur Marble according to a survey recently them they aie to be praised-th- ey conducted by the Journal of for as 15 announstand The Number 192S office lights 23 shining Volume XXVII Registrai's Friday January Heredity women-rule- d in this is ces week last this the that Ohio State and Illinois come that masculinity Women-ridde- n world students will be permitted to filo next EXPERT SERVICE cent of their co43 The “Blues" songs once so po- drop cards for classes Students eds with toper In every field of activity there are many kinds of public sermarry failing seem to have entirely lost who have given up any courses Lelard Stanford and the Uni vice Some of those kinds can be given by anyone so inclined but pular their kick Dance orchestras no for which they legistered may versity of California with 40 per some are in nature “expert” service demanding a visual eye and longer play them women do not otoi“' c°n's' a trained mind as well as a giving spirit Such is the form of hum them nor do the boys per cent Farewell to the same with the Registrar service that President E G Peterson of the College is git ing the whistle them In Arkansas and Massachusetts forgotten relics of a vanished people of the intermountain country Ugures are completely revers-wi- ll Junior and pictures sophomore ed- In the Monday columns of the Salt Lake Tribune each week past 90 per cent of the wo-dAbouf be remaintaken the during a time when and 80 per cent there appears from President Peterson's pen and article intitl- - There was once American of and all week nextnlen of this male in Massacnusets discus- every articles of isa orneij Jlural to these will!0 Due Life'JEch rush you the only adUwugbisan riwwgi— —jwkeli 0 sion on how we of the rural sections may live more’ Fully if? was an essential char not tie DcrTnitted To t&16 yOUf married before it they are fotty ou calls to our attention the “acres of diamonds’ that lie at "wSueristie of the male raceBut proofs from the studio thereby doors and tells us how to cultivate them And in s8 doing he is what a sad condition exists today enabling them to be returned Immediately Not one college boy In ten carHave Your Hair Cut truiyseeing with a visual eye and a trained mind ries any form of a knife whatbv one of our four First Class The phrase “calls to our attention” is used because the most ever An a In slide rule It must be another sign of brown engineer’scase of us are more or less aware of these “acres of diamonds” tho the encroaching Artists has been lost leather wave of enemin- In the neighborhood of the just hovVto use them we do not know We feel that this or that ty Main Barber Shop The owners name is is a potential benefit but being unable to put it into use we grow An old pain that stabs me at gymnasium 55 South Main case- - It is requested that on the used to it thinking no more of its presence Then the visual eye regular intervals is people who the finder return same to Owen sees how it can be made serve and the trained mind devises the chew gum or eat candy in study Olsen the Secretary's office or to never able been halls have I means for it’s use the curious osychol-og- y Student Life and receive reward —“Thoughts on Rural Life’ is an expert service from a man comprehend 'drives' 'that students to such A number of lost articles have who sees and feels and who is giving himself to the problems of acts I have often wondered why in Student Life ofliving completely and fully it is that the average student's accumulated mind cannot w'ork Independently fice It is urged that losers of any- s thing from fountain pens to ply-erof his jaws I HAVEN’T TIME make an appearance at the “I haven’t time!” This is the byword of the college student ‘‘A perfect example of anti- office to see if perchance they to tasks It is the password which permits the student escape the thesis was completed when the happen to be the rightful owners that approach with outstretched arms It is at once the word Seminary was erected at the of relief from new tasks and the word of sorrow that other en- north of the College Willy Hayward announces that directly opposite Nicotine Point I won- If whoever appropriated his rubjoyable works cannot be undertaken which hill will have attract- ber boots will kindly call around Arnold Bennett once wrote a little booklet “How to Lave on der ed the greatest number of dis- he would like to give him Us Twenty-fou- r Hours a Day” The average collegian could greatly ciples by spring” Dad’s fur overcoat to go witn them profit if someone could treat the problem from the standpoint of Have Your “In the place where we should the life of the student of the modern institution of higher have least expected It we have DECORATIONS FOR JUNIOR SHOES REPAIRED education PROM ANNOUNCED SUPhR-- earing oak leather soles Utilization of time was the big secret of Bennett’s advice on aul ’ UiUbraryhPdf- live cushion rubber heels rapid and living on the time man has It is no less a factor in solving the vided Into three parts: the efficient workmanship Continued From Page One guaranteed constant query of the student mind: “Where can L find time to main library secured by annual satisfaction of the state to former Agparts State with the and pleadings do this and this and this and that and that?” to graduates to notables In WENDENES donations the Larson Library gies state circles As the party Is 115 NORTH MAIN isThe modern ivqrkKis a busy world The modem life s a busy once LOGAN an of the English pride Invitational are students whirl of life Students in the main are going to pass from the teacher and the Brigham strictly to hand in the names and activities to some phase of Young College Library Triplets urged the classroom and addresses of those friends whom commercial life Use are ever a worry! ’’ the maddervish of America s super-speedthey wish to have attend A box of time to to be an essential for advancement in position It will When down town can get for this purpose will be found in you be no less an essential for a reasonable enjoyment of life a whole box of thumb tacks for the main hall The student who learns to utilize his time well in the dizzy a nickle and the College Book A partial list of patrons and pace forced on him in college has a big advantage in the task of Store but six we say “Thumbs patronesses has been made up on our own store A Col- by the various social and fraterlearning to utilize his time well outside He has an edge in the down!’should know nothing of nal organizations of the city battle for a living and for the appreciation of living Such utiliza- lege Plans for Prom Week which profiteering" monents out idle in does not consist merely tion of time will Include a program of activiwiping It does not consist merely in utilization of scattered bits of time “I had the time of my life!” ties designed to bring the Prom attention of the studuring the day The utilization of time that will be of value to smiled Professor Arnold when before the are bodyj rapidly going forthe sttident of today the graduate tomorrow is of a different na- returned from his seventh suc- dent And ward is the utilization of time that comes from an evolution cessive Christmas hegira ture All other arrangements are from the sparkle in his soon of activities to be complete and everyIt is the ability to recognize lines of effort whose judging eye as he talked of his trip we value is slight and the willingness to substitute for them those believe that he told the truth” thing indicates that this Prom ’ will equal and even surpass its lines of effort which promote the real ends of the individual truth’’ worthy predecessors The party A multitude of interests besiege the average student Fortunis formal and comes at the ate is he' who can choose wisely those which will best round - oat We bepropose that the ignoble height of the winter social seato the given prize sorority When your understandings MN ‘ son his development Fortunate is he who' can eliminate the spokes girl and the fraternity boy who : The Prom t committee ( consistget worn down it is time to from the cqllege s whirling wheel which mean pleasure at the were seen osculating in the of members elected from the have them repaired and if sacrifice 'of development' which mean time devoted td inessentials halls recently Such vulgar un- ing includes class Junior Harry ‘ restraint is nauseating The Clark you want a thorougly good that the student would prefer to devote to essentials' chairman- - Helen Hyde lack of breeding by displayed to Live “How of who The student has acquired the technique job made of it send your shoes Emerald Griffin Mina George Is as act disgusting as it is Bankhead and Kenneth Vander-hoto us We put into the work Hours a Day’ speaks the phrase “I haven’t this on Twenty-Fou- r beincredible Surely these two - ’ r honest leather and good time” with a different meaning than the average harassed col- long to that class of marvelous Tickets are' two dollars and in shoe He has time for the real if not for the trivial He may morons who by hook or crook do may practical experience legian secrebe purchased at the to college though their repairing Our work lasts as sigh with regret that he cannot undertake other efforts But get would suggest that they tary’s office chosen has he at the knowledge that long as the uppers but our he smiles with satisfaction are Incapable of getting beyond and charges are never high in what direction his efforts will be turned rather than permit- the eighth grade Many are bold President E G Peterson W W Henderson were guests ting himself to wander unguided in a maze of studies activitiesf but few are brazen but even Dr at the Friar luncheon and busiGOODYEAR SHOE these few are two many” social life and idle conversation — The Daily Nebraskan at Elsie Peterson ness meeting last Tuesday President Peterson gave noon REPAIRING CO “The best investment a person can make is an investment jn RICHARDS GIFT INCREASES an inspiring talk to the club 77 North Main St the training of his mind and hands Education pays dividends THE LIBRARY FUND stressing the value of proper club Next to Royal Shoe Shine Parlor of an Institution activities In on’s lifetime” throughout learning (Continued From Page One) out The cry rang “Fight and It was the opinion' of h!s AGGIES DEFEAT BOBCATS heirs that it would be especially Aggies fight!’ Fight then they did— and how! fitting to use a part of his esOh! ever their joyous hopes It was not they— a phantom tate to further the growthmem-of high team i agriculture in honor of his won before the They’ed night ory With arrogant mein and proud Who were playing Montana now The heirs of Mr Richards have They tore and wheeled— adheads cocked — why Drink and be Merry— i vanced and shot expressed the desire that all conMontana took the floor And we who watched it krfFfr ' tributions made to the library Fine Food— Delicious Coffee— That if ever came victory out fund by members of the Richards The ball it flew of defeat It roiled it bounced family be added to Mr Richard’s — It would for the white and blue gift This would swell the total to It cut our basket through Surroundings — You know it all $550 at the present time as two And Aggie hands and Aggie Office Post The score --cow Opposite the family have Its done its not lorgouen conuiouied $Zj0 Memoers oluie Beat staunch For men a lets hand Aggie Not yet defeat they knew give family who attend the college In The guard clung to For U A C and her team-sta-nd! the future will be encouraged to T‘ contribute to the fund so that it “Zeus” is estimated that the gift of the As tho a mad affection claimFRIARS TO INSTALL Richards’ family to the Utah Agried NEW CHAPTER ON cultural College will eventually And ’’Catfoct’’ Thompson flashed PROVO CAMPUS total $1000 ' by us ’ (Continued Trom Pace onej A menance great— and famed Mr Richards contribution has chapter members The progres- been Invested and Is yielding six ' sive growth of the Friar organi- per cent interest If the family They played the game i zation is due to the high stand- gift of $1000 Is Invested at the Foursquare and played ” As men and Aggies do ards adopted - by the clubi its same rate the total contribution QUICK ENERGY— that’s what caqdy H ' Along about 10 AM or 2:30 Zeus Henrie Davis Smart and elevating ideals and the whole- will yield $3000 in Interest In fifty PM half way between meala how it peg you to last till mealtime Red some attitude of its members years or three times the eilginil And then came Watkins too ' Good for you toward student activities and re- gift and the principal will still gay1 “What a-- pity they’ll lose’ the sponsibilities be intact Through the far sightcritics said With the installation of the edness and generosity of the heirs ‘What a glorious fight ' they ve club at Provo the chapter roll cf Calvin Willard Richards she made!" will include four— the “U" the department of Plant Pathology The scores both mounted— and “W” (Weber) the “A” and the will thus In time be enabled to —MANUFACTURERS OF SUPERIOR CANDIES— I The Aggies gained a lead! 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