Show tubent GET YOUR ANNUAL ON “BUZZER DAY” JAN 22 Subscription Rote $ 1 00 per year Life FIRST BIG B B GAME OF THE SEASON SAT AT 8 P M Old Rivals to Mix in First FourSpecialConventions at Basketball Game Saturday AC in NextThree Weeks Crimson And Blue to Contest For Supremacy on Ililltopper’s Crop And Pests School Auto And Tractor School Poultryman’s Floor— Freshmen No 1 And B Y C High Schoolers Convention And Scourtcraft School Offer Wonderful Tangle Same Night Opportunity to People to Secure Training Blue Team Will Play Mines And Aggies on Home Lot in 1920 — C Game Goes to Salt U-- A Lake Romney returned from the meeting of Monday night at DenConference of the the coaches schedule for ver where the football 1 y 20 was drawn and passed upon by the Conference representatives Romney as well as hundreds of other Aggie supporters Is quite eluted over the result of the conference The Aggies drew two home games with Colorado schools and also outlined Other an excursion into Montana one with a games will be arranged northwest team possibly the University of Oregon which met Harvard on New Years day at PaBadena California Following Is the schedule for the Utah Aggies as adopted by the con ference officials: October 16 Colora- do School of Mines at Logan Octob- er 30 Colorado Aggies at Logan November 6 Montana State at Boze- man November 11 Possibly Oregon at Logan November 25 Utah at Salt Lake Great disappaointment Is shown both at the College and in Logan over the announcement that the annuul AggieL'tah game is not going to be plajed In Logan Coach Romney says however that the details of the game have not yet been arranged and there is yet a possibility that the big game may come to Adams field The University of Utah was very unfortunate in drawing only one couferciue game at borne 11120 and this is the Thanksgiving day buttle with the Utah Aggies However this is no fault of ourv but every loyal Aggie Is Justified in conof these one big ut least that tending games iu every five ytars should played at Logan Coach E L The first big basketball game of j the varsity basketball team play the season will be played tomorrow Inasmuch as the team has not been In action against an opponent It night in the Smart gym and will be takeB a genius to forecast the lineup double-heade— the In the form of a r It Is most certain that Captain AnAggie varsity against the B Y C drus and Jarvis will hold down the college quint and the Aggie Fresh- guard positions most of the time Mcmen No 1 against the B Y C High Kay and Maughan are the most School aggregation The first game likely pivot choices of Coach Romney and Sumsion Hansen McMullen an will commence at eight o'clock Intense interest Is always shown Spencer are some of the basket ringY C in Aggle-contests These ers who will play forward games have always been the trump card on the hoop calendar for local YELL PRACTICE FEATURES All Logan is basketball devotees THURSDAY’S S B MEETING agog over the contests between Is these two schools and there every Basketball was the central idea of reason why such should be the case Logan has every reason to be proud Thursday’s student body exercises After a number of announcements of the two big schools and the basketball game tomorrow evening will by Del Gardner Coach Romney made no doubt see old traditions brought a short address whooping up the No old Aggie will ever game to be played Friday night with to memory B Y C He assured the girls that forget how Joe Jenson — no other the than the Joe who sits in his office in i( was the chance of a lifetime for the gymnasium and directs the daily them as it was leap year and stu“physical torture” classes — how this dent body cards were good Hilton Evans led in a snappy song sume Joe us'd to trim the Aggies at and yell practice and the remaining basketball with great regularity In half hour was added gratis to our Y C R at the his student days Then Joe graduted and every Aggie lunch period The attendance was as hucklcd In glee thinking that the usual decidedly scarce local church schoolers would now be But Joe pjekin's for the Farmers came back to the B Y to teach the 1 B During the next three weeks the Agricultural College of Utah will give four of the most comprehensive special schools of instruction thus far given for the benefit of practical men The last news letter of the College outlines each school in a very complete way and urges the people of the state to take a vacation for two weeks and attend the schools thereby educating themselves to meet every day problems more efficiently A short summary of each school is given below Crops and Pests School All the Crops and Pests Inspectors In Utah will convene at the College from Jan 15 to 31 to attend this school which will be In charge of the State Crop Pests Commission Ilar- old R Hagan While the school is designed primarily for Crop Pest Inspectors Mr Hagan urges all farmers who can possibly attend to avail themselves A of this valuable opportunity thorough study will be made of crop pests Injurious to Utah and the intermountain region This is the most complete course of instruction in crop pests ever attempted in the state A knowledge of the material included in the lectures will fit any young man for a position as county crops and pests inspector It should enable every farmer who takes the work to control 99 per cent of the pests that occur on the farm Numbers Three Two And One Are Second Third And Fourth Respectively — Approximately 33 Percent Vote Auto and Tractor School Several farmers tractor operators and garage men are expected to attend the special gas engine school to be given under the direction of Prof L R Humphreys of the Department of Farm Mechanics The school will convene from January 15 to 31 Reports reaching the College from Utah and other western states indicate that this will be the biggest school of its kind ever held at the Logan institution The work will cover the rudiments of the gas engine as used on tractors autos stationary engines etc In a word the common gas engine troubles will be thoroughly studied The school will be held from Feb 2 to 7 Scoutcraft School The Scoutcraft school will be one of the best special courses in scout work yet given in America according to Dr George R Hill Jr chairman of the on committee Boy Three hundred students e and faculty members of the College voted on the four poposl-tion- s in the League of Nations Referninety-si- x fifty-nin- endum on Wednesday In each case a plurality favored proposition number four tbe one which favored a compromise between the Lodge and Democratic reservations in order to facilitate ratification of the league With the students proposition number three was second with two and one next in order Faculty members’ second choice was number one with three third and two fourth The propositions voted on were: Proposition 1 — I favor ratification of the League and Treaty without reservations or amendments Proposition 2 — I am opposed to the ratification of the League and Treaty in any form Proposition 3 — I favor ratification of the Treaty but only with the Lodge reservations 4 — I favor a comProposition promise between the Lodge and the Democratic reservations in order to facilitate the ratification of the Treaty The results here compare with thosse at other colleges from which complete returns have come both In point of percentage of students voting and In the choice of propositions d About of the students here of the faculty voted and there being 1106 students registered and 84 faculty members The greatest percentage of students voting at any college was at Cornell where 60 per cent of the undergraduate body voted Here proposition one was lavorite with proposition four second At Loyola College in Maryland the majority of the students were entirely opposed to the league At Yale Princeton and Harvard with proposition four was favorite three second at Princeton and Yale and one second at Harvard The 32 colleges from which final results have been reported polled 9002 votes for proposition one 3163 for proposition two 6563 for proposition three and 11182 for proposition four Scout activities Two full weeks will be spent in a study of the phases of scout leadership The purpose of the course is to make the scoutmaster competent to lead his troop with the greatest efficiency by turning the high Ideals Former College Physician Will of the scout law into the habits and lives of the boys The need for such Devote Ilis Time to a course has long been felt and it is City Practice to fill this need that tthe school has The course will be been organized Dr It O Porter after nearly four held from January 26 to February 7 ymrs as college physician has given The Poultry Show up his work here and will devote all under the The Poultry school Dr of his time to his city practice direction of Prof Byron Alder is Porter came direct from the east and scheduled for January 19 to 31 The has built up an uncommonly large course will deal with the poultry practice in his few years in Logan from breeding to preparaSince the fail of 1916 he has held Industry Professor tion for show and sale an office in the gymnasium where he a outlined has Aider complete responded to all calls made by stu-- 1 course with the of giving thought dents varying from colds in the head the large and small poultry men tH broken arms and legs and necks alike a good thorough working riie extent of his contributions to the of poultry raising knowledge good health and good looks at the are a few of the lectures college can never be measured “Breeds of Poultry and scheduled: The doctor is a native of Morgan “Opportun-ilit- s Their Characteristics” Utah but he lived in Logan from for Development In this Sec1905 until his departure for study tion” “Poultry Feeding" “Making He is a graduate of the iu the east up Rations and a Study of Feeding grli ultural College "Poultry Housing” Appliances” He spent two years at Harvard and Rear"Incubation' “Brooding two years at the Rush Medical Coling of Chicks" “Market Poultry" lege and one year at the Presbyter- and “Poultry Diseases” In his private practice ian hospital Dr Porter will specialize in the line At the University of Utah the secof internal medicines DR WEST RETURNS ond set of propositions was voted on He Is widely known at the college instead of the final four used here as practically every student comes in FROM EASTERN at most other colleges Results and contact with hint through professhowed 125 studnets and 25 faculty sional service physical examinations 38 stumembers for number one or classes In physiology and first aid TRIP one for and number dents faculty and ho made himself very popular two 65 students and five faculty for here (Continued on page three) The students unite in their ap- Attends Meetings in St Louis Dr to preciation and best wishes — five more years the mighty Aggies fell before the still mightier B Y C team which bail been trained to win by Jenson en things got too hot the Aggies grabbed Joe and now no less than a I)r Booker Preston Succeeds couple of hundred students of I’ E Doctor Porter as Medical wish that Joe was back at the B Y C But it is Just the same stuff that Supervisor of Students he is hammering into them daily that he hammered Into his baskothaP Dr Booker Preston has been apan(j rf8Ut wng — they won pointed by the Board of Trustees to e Kow one j Knapp I)r- - H- °- Porter- 8um’ed resigned standard bearer of the U A c Medical Supervisor of students ilody and an alumnus of this as ntt jt ut ion is the tutor of basketball and instructor in First Aid Social at t li® Logan "Y” “Watch out Tor" lIjKlene and Home Nursing Knapp” is the watchword for once The instructional work In Physi when the Farmers weren't looking ology previously under the direction his high 0j ur porter has been transferred Knapp came and with sch od team beat the Aggies It has to the Department of Physiological and I tah a committee was Pl"11lea happened only once but it can hap- chemistry and Bacteriology to be un- -' to arrange for the 1920 battle to be pen again Only one week ago this jer the direction of Dr Greaves Dr fought on Logan terra flrma and the evening Knnpp's high schoolers took Frederick and Mr Carter will assist over the Uganltes are still wild-eye- d the measure of the Aggie Frosh ag- - in the work The transfer was made idea of going to Salt Lake next fall gregition by a decisive count These 'to this department for the reason and spending hundreds of dollars same teams wll tangle tomoirow that the newly creuted medical in good Logan cash to see the big as part of tlio double header vice at the College will demand all game This w ill be the first opportunity 'the time of the physician In charge There has not been an Agglel tah the Aggie students have had to tee and the nurse allowing them only ingame played here since Thanksgiving structional opportunity in First Aid Day of 1915 and Social Hygiene BY THE LATE Nursing One of the Important measures BOOK until the Spring Preston I)r taken in Denver permits of the fresh Quarter at least will have offices la play men elevens of the conference PROF BROOKE the Thomas Smart Gymnasium and tug each other in active competition Miss Kunz w ill have her office on the As a result a game between the U 4th floor of the Woman's Building OFF PRESS and the A C frosh has been arrang The medical service aims to ream ed for next Thanksgiving to be playDr every student In the College ed in Logan In this way a turkey Preston will be available each day No day tilt will be staged In Salt Lake and advice for consultation and the northern town and the fans for the or such for made are chunges iu Logan who do not come to Salt commoner medicines which may be next year Lake for the varsity game prescribed An order signed by the will be able to witness a clash beCollege will enable studenU to And Denver Signally tween the two rival freshmen teams “The Porter on page three) Agricultural Papers of CLEGG freshmen Honored It is planned to have the a book by Prof George Washington” I AT OGDEN SHOW game each year In the city which Walter E Brooke late Assistant DAY” “BUZZER Four on Dr Page L West Frank of Economics Professor Professor ol (Continued and Sociology MAJOR HOAG e Rue L Clegg 23 won first place at the Agricultural College of Utah Physics at the Utah Agricultural in the Intercollegiate Stock Judging A ropy may be Is Just off the press JANUARY College and Physicist andMeterolog C QUILI CLUB A TO COMING at the held last Saturday iontst In seen 1st for the Utah Experiment Station the library IS George Q Professor Brooke or "Walt” as he lias just returned to Logan from SI Ogden Livestock show ’20 21 Morgan McKay was known to scores of faculty where he attended meetings of Bateman Made in College Another Chance For Students to 29 and Bateman Robert Ardath It will be of special Interest to members and students died of heart Promotions the American Association tor the AdGet a Huzzcr R O T C Price ‘20 also placed In the contest many at the A C to know that the failure In the College swimming vancement of Science winners were awarded prises The much talked of and Justly Important Tbe Buzzer Staff will start lta Dr West read a paper on Long pool Oct 2 1912 Ilia death waa a Major J A Hoag Coast Artillery second from 22b to 5 in multiples Quill Club Is finally on the verge of shock to all who knew him and ranging for drive subscriptions Time Temperature Forecasting at big Y N haa been of Fort Fulton of five Eight A C men entered the permanent organization will hav 22 InThe staff Jan men charge the to the of session of Amerithe the Conjoint particularly orderer to the Utah Agricultural Col- of the student contest At a meeting of the club Thursday McKay won first place last body exercises on that can Meterological and American stitution who had come to regard tn as an Instructor Military elected lege Salt Lake show classic the following students were at the a year will and Bui special provide Societies In this paper him as an Indispensable part of their This Informa- day Science and Tactlca to membership: V D Gardner E lives and Price and Norven Storra second ser following Immediately program recounted he of tbe results extenslo tion was received by President PeterV Robinson Joe Reed and Vernal II exercises the campaign will be experiments carried on by him at lbs and third respectively The foreward to "The Agricultural son In a recent letter from the the W In the high school contest eleven Willie These men together with front Utah Agricultural College As a refor a subscription launched exPaper of George Washington” major J Merrill Leroy Funk Hulme Neb-tke- r entered three men teams schools member and student faculty every bond sult of Doctor these of the experiment strong presses sympathy II Dill Infantry who has not Robert were carried off by Oghonors The Sergeant subscribed Russell Croft George Barber that existed between This already West has formulated for the art I Professor Piarl Oherhanaly Nancy Finch and Brooke and the students admirsMy unasslgned has been ordered to re- will give everybody who could not portion of the earths surface those den l’aysou and Granite htgh shoot Iurlle Talmage are the membera of and It Is here reproduced entire port to the local R 0 T C unit buy a subscription during the last laws that show how the temperatui along with $25 215 and 2K as prise The sergeant Is now stationed at drive a chance to reach down into varies with the season of tbe year money the club ”Ve regret exceedingly to be Salt take High School Next Wednesday at 12:10 tbs club Professor Henry Oberbansley astheir pockets and hand over the and ths time of the day These laws obliged to announce the death of 111 With the approval of the presl-- j of The new he haa reduced to mathematical tor sistant 8tate Leader of Boyg and call a meeting for the purpose for a subscription Wslter Edwin Brook Professor Girla Club work waa tn charge of electing an editor and associate edi- which took place on October 1 191 1 dent of the College the following students will have an excellent op- mulae been mads In the have tors of Ag Llterose full of promltlnns becoming fledged arrangements He wag asaiated by Doc means of these formula In waa portunity By the process of while his book Students Interested In the club are publication Aggies by getting subscriptions to the tor West ran forrast the probable Professor George B Caine and Dr of battalion roster: The compilation ilected to membership after having this volume however waa entirely Busier Company A temperature at a given place for a W E Carroll While In Ogden tbe participants The little bird In the camera has given hour of the day for from three passed eligibility requirements pre- hla own work and was In fart the Corporal 8 C Balllf to be Serbeen very busy of late Moat of the to six months In advance The results were gueets of tbe Ogden Packing 8 scribed by the club and by hav last geant aola for did he purthe thing Ing either two papers submitted to fraternlttei sororities and cluba permit of practical application In Provision company at a banquet In Prlvst F C Larsen to be pose of elevating and dignifying agrind approved by the members or the had their picture taken and the predicting when the laying of cement their cafeteria and wera (hows the have norsl culture by showing the Intelligent A ahlp- 11 Cor- - rest are hurrying It along H ac Intereat and to be Farnoff I’C'sontatton rf throe article Private th fau will have to be dlacontluu large meat packing establishment by what of application a aneclal guide who explained In ment of picture to th engraver will lBlj (jua to low temperature In cented for publication by Student were In George Washington's time pnrat Life pod approved detail on of the ii four) page the’worklng club on the T1r page plant four) (Continued Pag (Continued by IContlnned on 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