Show r STUDENT LIFE UNDER THE “An As I Was Student Life Mark Neubcrger who is to be the 1999 ‘31 manager of Student Life will spend Jiis summer keeping cool Mark wiU Pafc&iie4 Weekly by Students of I'lal State Aurk-ul- i urut fulkye punch sodas at the Bluebird which he says is the best hot PtfgiM by Earl k England Publishing Company Logan Utah Friends relatives and fellow weather job yet created — unless Extend m second class nail natter September 18 J90S at Lagan ’ derelicts: This is going to be a one excepts rtah under the Act ot March 3 1897 Aeceptanee (or mailing at Colymn— a positively inocuously sseciftl (MS ( postage provided (or in Section 1103 Act of October 3 splutterigacious colymn — and its Ruth 1227 authorised August 22 ISIS Clayton and Grace Starr going to be tough on all of us have But as Mr Hockschichen said both Aggie undergrads Snbecrtptfcm rata Cedar as he finished marrying Miss found employment at in the National Park serSCOTT U NELSON Nancy Long “It won’t be ‘Long City EDITOR AND MANAGER Summer Edition Saying-- '- Life-savi- sea-sho- re — Joe Thomas cheer leader in and k graduate of the college this spring - is finding his summer time- well "filled as I club! he supervises the work in Franklin County Idaho H Darvel Hammond '28 who has just completed work in the Stanford school of business has been visiting on the campus during the past week He has recently accepted te as Uncle Joe broadcasting his Mark Harold EiDywhUc Aldeu Lilly white Martha Stringbitra nightly bedtime story said last Nenberger MUton Merrill eve: “Station B V D on the air Gather about for my story No 29 of Little Lorenzo Chipmunk VeL 23 Eosan Utah Friday June 13 1930 children and if the older folks will kindly bare with me— — Thou The 6To school Ant Sluggard as an institution is looked upon by many SUITmES tried and found wanting something June grass drieti and dusty Such liVa viewpoints however are notoriously those of people too languidly indifferent or two prejudiced to investigate the actual facts Edgar W Knight deals with the subject in a current issue of “Scribners”: ' The ancient wise man’s- proverb which exhorted the sluggard to consider the ways of the ant who ‘‘without “overseer or ruler provideth her meat in summer’ furnishes ample Biblical authority for the summer school sets a good example for those who attend it and serves as a rebuke to those who ktolc upon it with scorn and call it ugly names But most of the scorners are misinformed They do not know that the summer sessioaof the American university is marked by a worthy ambition a fine vision of its function as a splendid industry and a record of a teaching institut-oit 'is the symbol 'of an enterprise Indeed achievements high now that ha spread far beyond its original frontiers anda thou-' touches the educational life of the United j States at schools American are the few sand intimate points for very of this large or small into which the appeal and influence ‘ not educational agency have penetrated The original of the summer school which has brought such opportunities to so many people is too familiar to its beginning by Louis require recounting here But since Miller and John Vincent at Lewis Agassiz at Harvard and more or ago the developa Lake Chautauqua ment of the summer session has been rapid The practical-minde- d American has come tQ abhor the' idleness of immense educational plants which the traditions of the old academic of an increased year so king enforced Likewise employment is by people of advances sought civilization seen as leisure intellectual interests in the development of personal improvement These two influences have forced the colleges to for profesrecognize the need and to provide opportunity sional study in vacation time More than six hundred of these of the itiiUion institutions last year enrolled nearly American school teachers principals Supervisors and admin-as istrative officers who yearned for vacation opportunity mid-gumm- er - n half-centu- ry one-thi- rd the hart panteth after the ' The reports that the summer session is an unorthodox and makeshift and suffers from weaknesses that the jerry-bui- lt to bear are the Tegular academic periods are not called upon and the re- -' and snobs sluggards education of weak inventions and Boston Chautauqua like For porters should be had upbecome aimost a the summer session has Of thisremarkable Agassiz Millerlaiid'Vipcent the founders proverbsf their knew institution water-brook- s” " - ’ A Work Well Done Humor-Doubled- alpha-betical- Non-gradua- te ly non-gradua- te non-gradua- te — r t - ‘ - WHAT MAKES SchooU-Floren- ’ ' ' These are some of the maxims of Dr Alexander Gueniot 98 year old member of the French Academy of Medicine which recently celebrated his fiftieth year as a member of the institution Dr Gueniot believes that an ordinary person might normally live to be 100 If he would exercise prudence and temperament and above all if he would increase his oxygen consumption His theory is that the or dinary human being takes in only one fourth of the quanti- ty of good pure air he requires for daily well being DU i r "'-- Tnt -- Use KODAK FILM It Gets the —— - Picture! Kodak Film is dependably uniform Its “range of feeling” and the speed with which it records the scene when you click the shutter are protection against too much or too little sun — against a effect- - Your size is always on hand here stock up for next week-en- d Slop in today and MAIN ST 10GANUTAH SMUTS SWIM invite you to pay us a visit For health and pleasure Always showing the newest in wearing parel foV women at ap- Logana MAE SHOP Plunge ve ieed experibiced ce Merrill Johnson student body ident In 1927-2- 1 has Just ved- home from : Harvard they ere 72 Hnrs him with knowhis de--i with m Business Administration aopt that famous institution rr ' If you are not acquainted with our store we TRiY US — WE GIVE GOOD SERVICE nmmi raffias ' MitrcV Lcj&n Hardware Co 4547 North Msia Stmt Pool drained and cleaned daily Open every day and night Write for registration blank WHITE AND RED— —With Pleatjr of Pep ' Just North of Logan and inexperienced teachers to fill urgent vacancies in Music Commercial subjects History English Home Economics Social Sciences and Athletics Also teachers to fill good grade positions tf a SCHOOL SHIRLEY i t and Ladies Furnishings 29 West 1st North $ ME ia u EDWARDS MILLINERY CO KNITTING WORKS girl son" (rtrnig have enrolled In of lezrn-- More than 2000000 persons pass over the bridge between Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras Mexico each year Always the latest styles cheapest prices and largest assortment to choose from — Try our hosiery A few steps off Main St and a few dollars saved Paris o 3ir r tf r kla chamThe Okmulgee ber of commerce seeking to have every person in the city counted in the census offered free theatre tickets to persons turning in an unenumerated name sum at day where she has been attende K taring American educators an the ing the medical school of the of Utah for the past the American university University tf In 1839 Min Greaves took oust ' among people of other tongues year her Master’s degree at the U RACKETS TENNIS ARE jred few must be oecomodated 8 A C with a mayor in bacSTOCK NEW — 1 1 cream of public 'money being ex-:-r teriology and She list completed her final year'a — See the Newest with but a small fee attached work in medicine and will reNumber at Our educational system : turn “g’s higher next Pali to continue her v Store work During the past year UVshiHgton it— j Mila Greaves was the only girl ta the medical school at the U TENNIS BALLS— -- Louisiana produced 199609 short tons of sugar cane in 1929 a bumper crop ‘ T2-:rit-el t Alumni Executive ( omiuitlee N SAID THE AVIATOR transportation facilities more and more bringing SOAR" TRUSTY Into contact with nations and races hitherto POINTING TO HIS : i AIRPLANE actual of the stage fast it is approaching i "f future American leaders to equip themselves Famous last words: —“ ground qf travel The maintenance of America’s “And so are wyou --— yf I Lriarship demands such a preparation Attends U Medical though the problem of finances renders the D Greaves combination hut a matter of dreams to ter of Dr J E Greaves daugharriv- itive few — not necessarily the few most ed home from Salt Lake Sun- ' $123-00- ld COME-MOTIO- "THAT’S nt 0 t- lar): “How Is the boy today?" Anxious mother: “No change s j ”1 ’ ‘ ! - " : summer a certain fortunate group of students is Vt-EYEBYrecipient of an enlightening cruigq abroad possibly This vacant hole is for Freddy only to the' less distant points such as the islands of He Brown so vaulted high he’s still Pacific the possibly to Europe or even greater distances Coming down The educational value of such travel is inestimable World travelers who also have served time in college class- - “Are an edirstional standpoint than four years at college The ried?” think they’re ideal At course is to supplement a college career with the rich“Oh I hardly for that!” enough of value the enhances the travel f rt'jre Each considerably ether ay mud ? I The Utah Agricultural experDirector William Peterson of iment station has just released the Utah State Agricultural cola publication on chlorosis or lege extension service and head more commonly called yellowof the geology department is In Dr F B Wann ing of plants receipt of a specimen of native states that the author the ore from the taken Big copper most frequent cause of chlorIndian mine of San Juan counosis is the lack of nitrogen ty by Preston G Peterson Promagnesium and iron in the vo brother of President E G itself However an excess plant Peterson of the college water-suppl- y or an rarest “This is one of the of alkali salts in the seen specimens of native copper soil may also be contributing in the state" said Director factors as well as low tempeiu-ture- s the Peterson after examining and lack of light ore “Native copper Is seldom The author suggests two posseen in such masses" sible methods of control' in 15 The specimen weighs The mechanical application of is it irregularly shaped pounds iron on the plant by spraying and covered in part by a thin or by its injection into the coat of malachite azurite and plant body and 2 soil treat-mecuprite Malachite has been a consisting of the addition precious metal sinee before Bible of manure ammonium sulfate days Solomon used it in the lor sulfer to the soil construction of his temple Copies of Circular 85 ChlorQueen Elizabeth announced to osis: Yellowing of plants may the world at one time that she be obtained without cost bv had been presented with a A II Katrr 1' N A Alumni addressing the Division of pubdressing table the top of which lications Utah Agricultural Exwas the precious malachite rrtiros his of- periment Station Logan Utah prrsitlnrt of 1928-3The specimen will be placed in the geological museum at the fice after a creditable year ere I 0 Mississippi has expended college Martineau is tlir new president Ir for legislative investigations 1928 Saxer is nmr a mriuhcr of I lie since pre-feri- ng ‘ AU topi an Future Yellowing of Plants Of Native Copper Worlds T TPON taking a much desired one' year’s leave of absence from his duties as the U S A C executive secretary of worth in George P Barber produced a genuine token those who Only Alumni Quarterly of the number the Spring have sweated and mumbled over income tax reports or work Mr of similar tat:st'cal nature can appreciate the task book the who examine those h'mself only Barfce- ret fer its excellence of attaincarefully and thoroughly can realize holder to the value Aggie ment and its The Quarterly aside from its content of informational articles written on subjects of current interest is marked by the subject matter ot its content of an Alumni Directory classes (2) Those ho ding Alumni by which outlines: (1) listed Alumni— advanced degrees (3) alumni of distribution graduate Geographical (4) dassifialumni Occupational (6) (5) Same of Alphaalumni (7) cation of graduate and books have betical index of all alumni Six hundred of these no extra been mailed to the Alumni members there being Others must pay fifty “Welcome to our setee!" sang charge to those whose dues areis paid'up at the the gay young maidens as the price Again we boy j which cheap cents fear a copy friends appeared It is achievement this Barber Mr upon wish to congratulate Doctor (inquiring after a boy truly fyoirk well done who had swallowed a half dol- II w - ds ed Bulletin Treats Gets Fine Speciicai ’2f-T- 9 ng And vice Utah Experiment Outgoing Prexy a position as traveling auditor with a Minneapolis milling Herbert Griffin ’30 and sen- company and plans to leave the ior class president of last year last of the month to assume the is living the life of a ranchiand duties of that position in Northern Idaho where he intends to spend the sumuur Former student body president Dee Davis grad of 1926 Joe Cowley tennis captain is now holding the important Sure Bear with us one and and editor of Student Lite in position of executive secretary road of the association of Electra-gis- ts all In summer time flowers 29 is on the Knit-gooare not foi a third season Also in the bricks are cheap with' his headquarters at shirt-ta- ll peddling game are Salt Lake City' Dee was reECONOMY be our Motto Hq Cannon recent Manager of married to Miss Benson Student Life and Norm Jen- cently Now for some Poetry: of California who also was an AU sen of three the boys are Aggie Roses are red in North Dakota Violets are blue Dandelions are yellow Sorensen “I LIVED THIS” Wesley “Brick” Sweet peas are all colors graduate of 1929 and one time IS PRIZE NOVAL Heard in the- Textiles dept: star salesman for a local knit house has a new found goods 1 want something to wear and more stationary job Brick Betty White Class of '29 around the dormitory" "Doll Northwest never How large is your dormi- is now manager of the University House" a night club in Salt became of tory?’ president anything Lake City captain of anything queen of Teacher: “And new Willie Peter Evans one of Utah first in the College Schmeling New ean you give us a sentence State's prise student engineers with ‘heterodoxotogy’ in it?" Doran Campus and baseball experts is doing little Willie (aged six)': “No" his I Lived bit in the erection of the Prize Novel Contest —Vale Record Champ new library Pete recently de- This Story has been selected of from subhundreds novels clined a contract to pitch for A college boy alcoholically a mitted co liege people Last night Max Schmeling by California baseball club wandered into his carpenter's job on throughont the country Betty became the heavyweight a movie in Portland recently boxing new building acknowledges Kappa Kappa During the announcements of the Gamms and many early writ- champion of the world winning coming pictures the crowd was over Jack Sharkey In the fifth Willie Hayward former Aggie ings in campus publications the young man startled to see ’ round Harvard has rewhen Sharkey fouled on up and call out “Is there a and lateto of fed the People Logan-M- r turned him The result of the bout was Hayward films of Miss Clara Bowcollege doctor in the house?" may Miss Donna and Davis also of be puzzled over I Lived This disappointing to most fans and There was a man in the third row stood up saying “I am a Utah State are to be married Story Betty White has grown a surprise to not a few in July doctor" a story out of the rich comedy — a of college life She is bitter Smiling amiably the boy said are 272 vegetable dryThere Miss Florence Davis Aggie she is minutely observing 'Hello Doc" and sat down but student and one of the office she is a ing canning evaporating and than force on the campus celebrated satirist always more The perfect wife: One who her De Vote who fruit preserving plants in CanBernard birthday recently with a knows her very well has this ada boosts up her husband on her party at her home Miss to say: shoulders so that he can look dinner Beatrice Allen with in the window' of a harem Miss Davis aided at the punch ‘College fiction usually beguests were longs to one of two schools An Aggie class of '16 and bowL Forty-seve- n On the one hand we have the father of three boys and no present stories about impossibly virile girls was recently made the Floyd Davis once of Arizona super athletes and ridiculously father of two more hoys — twins now an Aggie grad of 1930 seductive girls who converse In we and him Upon congratulating is doing the accountant work what woud be epigrams if they felt to inquire: local didn’t misfire — this is the “What're you going to name for Palmer and Sons fiction born of the reveries of plumbers em BUI?" the repressed and disappointBUI a worried frown on his Dowdle of the U S ed and all the farm boys are face made answer: “Gash I A Verda C dept jof zoology class out of Conde Nast all the coDunno Guess I’U name one of in '29 and several eds are a blend of Lady Winda-mer- e ’em 'Pete’’-- times honor student at this and Helen Morgan and “But what about the other is soon to leave for Sigma Chi is hardly distinone?" i i — and matrimony guishable Minnesota from the Union “He can be Verda is engaged to marry Reed league And on the other O Christenson a former Aggie hind we have fiction by WHEN A GIRL WINKS AT now an instructor at the twenty-year-oA B’s who YOU YOU MIGHT SAY SHE IS and U of Minnesota Mr Christenhave reasoned that there is a CAUSING A sen is to receive his Doctor’s de- perseptible difference between v"- summer this old Siwash and the Sorbonne — gree “Don t you like dancing?" these Juveniles cry bitterly "No" Entertains Faculty — and the result is called I be“Why not?” of Members lieve the visiting and debunking "It’s merely petting set to local faculties of the U- - S A C music" as we have “College summer session were entertain“WeU what is there about ed last it ' is not discernible evening at the home of in either sort of that you don’t Uke?" masterpiece Dr and Mrs J H Linford "The music" and you and I reading more First East and Fifth South A of both Is than good for our Cotton or Worsted SHE WAS ONLY A PAPER pleasant evening was spent Re- nerves have sometimes prayerfreshments were served The HANGER S DAUGHTER BUT Wool desired fiction that would Mrs fully OH! HOW SHE GT PLAST- following girls assisted offer us something in which in Linford MarMisses serving: FACTORY PRICES ERED garet Burgoyne Jean Pedersen we could have the pleasure of Miss White brings recognition Thelma CAP FREE Johnson Harston Fay A relay runner was BUI Mcit to us and Zilla Linford Cann With Every Suit The development of “Dorin-d- a But be gave the baton Clark" is a portrait of a To the wrong man Doctor Gives young girl by a young girl Advice For Long Life who has never before written Once upon a time a student a novel and has sent down fell asleep in class But not here a record of her thoughts one of his fellow students startParis — “Breathe deeply: and actions with occasional eat less meat and more vegeed to laugh Here is They were asleep too and tables Wine is an excellent dramatic crescendo tonic but hard liquor is poi- the real story of a real college didn't see him now roNTRBiBimrns: USAC Gecfcfist 30j) Templeton Building until 11:30 f SPECIAL RATES TO PARTIES LS Salt Lake City Utah pm Hill Mgr rhonell32-- W 4 |