Show !A r'ft h JUW’PI V'Tr Atus'- - n 11 F Subscription Olt’MK —i7TT Rate $100 per year 1’iiMislird WIIJ Weekly ly the SI iident of the Ituh Agricultural College IOGW CITY UTAH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER MOTOR TRANSPT HELP STUDENTS T 1 Five cents pep copy 101l Doctor Peterson For sees Big Year at The Utah Agricultural College The registration has proceeded sufficiently to make it apparent that Hie year just beginning is to be undoubtedly the greatest from the standpoint of quantity and quality of students in the history of the College Tlie registration is repre sentative of all parts of our own stale and includes surprisingly large numbers from surrounding states A number of foreign countries are likewise represented With the balance of the older students returning later this week and next the foundation is laid for a year which we hope is full of achievement for the College and for the students “For this great evidence of support and for the buildings and equipment which become the property In trust of the students let us never forget to be thankful to the people of Ctah Front their earnings in many cases none too large they have given bounteously that their Bons and daughters might have advantages equal to those of any on the earth In a little over half century they have produced all this for us through the labor of their hands and the diligence of their minds We can honor them greatly by honoring all who like them today are adding to the greatness and the glory of the world by useful labor “So this institution because of those who hate built it and those whose tools uphold it is shot through with democracy of the real and everlasting kind Let no snobbery of mind or of social disposition detract from this priceless thing which makes the College great NUMBER IT SMS 1 IS AGOG eged to he great in war “The new year is big with opportunity The hundreds who are her6 may do anything it is given to hu- Enthusiasm Reigns Supreme man beings to do Everything Is At First Impromptu Meeting health theirs proud parentage Year-Caa of whole world moral Of The youth and pt Mohr Talks ’ Lines of Military Diversified and material things which now Enrollment Promises to Be Football ! their country In its new positln of Service Give Students Chance Greatest in History of The world leadership in finance In tiude To Choose Work Which They School — Interest in Home EcoTo aid students in finding jobs an If the first Student Body Meeting in available and potential resource employment bureau has been organLike and In spiritual power bids them go of the year is any criterion the prenomics And Agriculture izeil at the College with “Del” Gardout and conquer We all want this sent school year will be characteriz ner Student Body “Proxy” as manyear to be not only distinguished by ed by plenty of the “vinegar” which Because the war is over military Registration at the College for the come students numbers hut to be a year of sus- is part and parcel of the true dyed-in-thager Annually many ‘work at the college has not gone out to the A C expecting to work their coming year promises to be heavier wool Aggie tained effort towtud ends that will of existence school or this in either the further dignify wholly College Thursday in an impromptu gath- than ever before The halls and re t On the contrary the calm following way through The of the bureau of hearts the purpose partially people reering of students for the first time gistration rooms are filled with wide has brought demobilization to Mr Gardner is to as"I want to encourage a strong sup- since the memorable year of 1917 awake prospective students who are doubled vigor to the activities of the according sist students in finding suitable posiport of the Military DepartmentThe when the Aggies triumphed over selecting their courses and adjustmilitary department At present there tions free of charge of the War Department as an- all comers and annexed the Rocky ing themselves to the new surroundpolicy otlicers: C A 'campus thjee graces A record will be kept of all those Football Championship nounced by Colonel Hartle and Maj Mountain ings An unusually large number of Lieutenant-Colone- l Russel P Hartle work kind of what who work desire was evidence in is Those or liberal real college very high school graduates have arrived Campbell spirit commanding officer Major R N exwhat desire and milipay a large freshman class who they have had the either they among collegians Insuring previous ArtilCampbell In charge of Coast A list of available In the College or pracopenings Thus few of the older students pect far his "Del” training tary Gardner as presiScott began Walter lery and Lieutenant will he kept on file and all that will tical experience with the army or dential career auspiciously at this have returned since the red tape of tdstant In the Infantry unit Sergeant be necessary will be to bring about a navy will not be required to repeat meeting with a few remarks to the registration is quite familiar to them James MacGrath Is also on the scene union of the two the work already done Many with students After giving a brief out- but it Is expected that a large pergain be eligible for line of the plans for 1919-2- 0 will such be available will of work All kinds he In- centage of them will return within experience In the will Instill officers 'i Those In case course which in the fields advance will want the troduced Capt “Andy” Mohrf who the next few days help minds of A C youth fundamentals Farmers uniform not be will clerical given only town merchants down was greeted with an ovation Capt help they It is Interesting to contrast the fif military knowledge According to subsisfor allowance an but also from miscellaneous various football masculine besides Mohr talked element of this year with an jobs straight plans as outlined by the officers of the government the shoulder and created such a fav- that of a year ago The wotence The of a number are policy There large of impetus givttractive array subjects military amounts practically to paying the orable Impression among the stud- en to education during the war ha for students to choose from has been men In town who would like College expenses of the young men of the ents that a dozen huskies reported Bent the met back to college in girls to help In the home and this rranged for the College a during their College course immediately for football practice offers numbers The first day of splendid two opportunity come under j Instruction will can afford to miss the op- and Manager "Vic” Larsen was registration ’showed the men to be few at sex to obtain employment Very female In advanced and basic Classifications portunity presented The College has forced to send in a hurry call to lu me majority Many of them are the basic courses fall those students remunerative payIs conbeen In especially fortunate In securGardner Iweresteik la agricultural work and Mr working (Continued on Page Two) ho have bad no previous military of units In In here ’take much knowledge of a designation ing with the college employment less exjocPto had who have junction experience those emCoast Artillery and Motor value back to their homea student and fantry desiring any the praetiral agency of senior In units two than years with Transport This gives a diversity and LIGHTING SYSTEM TO In "dll 'parts 6 the State The School R O T C those who have not been ployment should communicate an educational opportunity for the 124 of Meqbanit Arts Agricultural Room In him S U Commissioned officers In the the which Is very rare from are students "The returning boys Commerce and General than less seen SOON have BE INSTALLED rmv those who “The work In Home Economics In field of battle many crlppedf others as welf the School of AgScience combat as service months ree tli REPRESENTED to re Agriculture in Commerce and Busimemories C A horrible with riculture each are only registering large troops In France or Italy and those In General mind them of the carnage of last ness Administration Avaunt dark nights at the college! numbers who have not been In cantonments In Science and in Agricultural EnginThe Shhool of Home Ehonomlcs CONFERENCE year and of comrades sleeping The campus Is to have the most uniOf the P 8 comes only eering and Mechanic Arts Is all ex- which The seems France to lead In popularity among glory instituque lighting system of any The basic course will he the same a hundred years to serve our perienclng heavy registration in once women Thus far this departthe been have in tion the country plans for students electing Artillery and The A C sent three delegates to as they served It has comejport the athletic teams and the made and materials ordered for the ment has a larger registration than include II fantry This course will the Y M C A conference at Estes to many who now take up the thread ether Student Body organizations complete Installation of an under- it had last year at this stage of the tli ree hours Instruction each week in Park during the month of June of their Ives again May there be as in this support be as vigorous as Other departments are also All poles game ground lighting system such military essentials as signalling “Del” Gardner anil George Barber in pence ns they were privil (Continued on Page Two) necmuch of Interest to the those great offering removed be to are except military went as representatives to the Stu morale physical training sex fairer and the wires In- for as telephone as well essary Courtesy and discipline dtnt no()y Pm1(1(MlU anii Editors of The third day showed a reglstra- entire system is to be underground t ruction In the various manuals School Papers Conference and A E of nearly three hundred studlion atmosto decorative the thus adding In the advanced course part of the Schroedcr attended as delegate-at-larg- e and from the continual stream ents of the eliminating by campus Artilphere course will he common to both r itW of new faces appearing hourly It Is wires and In poles Included unsightly units lery and Infantry The conference was replete with As planned by Prof ltay B West expected that this number will incmri tk common work will be Instruction events of vital Interest to college proporroads are to be made safe for crease to record-breakithe ollc la camp sanitation and care of troops men Many speakers of International Inbefore the week ends ao that tions at by traffic night automobile common THe U the field military and repute were secured by Estes Park stalling light at all the Junctions of intensive instruction may be welt law courts martial rule of land war officials to address the men and much v lie! at the ex- started by next Monday fare military policy and company ad- time was given to discussion of Athlete of I’rowress Will Coach Will Show How Living Con- the roads and along those At the end of the fifth da t reand south ends of the iiuf ministration north treme ' with college life connected 1917-1 In one Can AH in Rural Districts — of gymproblems ditions Kinds hudr J Frosh gistration Classy campus Aside from this the if Special advanced work for the Inenforenoon was devoted to lece sixty-onThe to and student had are Its surroundings Modern nasium and Football Material — Scott Is Re Improved Hy fantry unit will Include work in drill tures and conferences of student Is practically Is the The number rolled this since more have lights I (Continued od page two) Methods Confident delegates In the main and the afterone place which Is most frequented at doubled thl year at the end of the connoon to athletics and recreation night The path leading up to the third day which tends to bear out member A roach of high calibre has been sisting as a rule of excursions to A C exhibit at the atate gytn are to be well lighted o that the statement of faculty The will he the can current the the lakes and mountain topa sur- secured as mentor for the Infant ag- fair this that seeker year the pleasure midnight year will surpass any prerounding beautiful Estes Park to feel his life endangered and biggest In the history of the Utah gregation of pigskin artists LieutenProfea-so- r cease to shown according at viously of Among the well known speakers Professor ant Scott Assistant will no longer look forward to those Agricultural College Calvin Fletcher chairman of the the conference were John Timothy Military Science and Tactlca at the coasting parties unpredemttated Stone J Campbell White J Stitt college and famous athlete In hla committee tn charge of College ex- which have been a common climax Wilson own right will pilot the Froah to hibits at the fair to the winter parties at the gymna The exhibits thl year at tha A C him According to Mr Gardner and Mr victory this year will Students registered for Chemls Rarher the upstanding featute of the t Never before has the A C had a building on the fair ground There are to be two substations Since the try will be Interested In the new man entire meeting was the very worth- nillkllng class to compare In num- show graphically and by models just for the lighting power who is to head that Department at while discussion by Student Body bers with the present one There'a a how the comfort and efficiency of Woman's Building uses such a lar the Utah Agricultural College Dr President and Editors of school surplus of husky football' material the home and farm can be In- ge amount of electricity there will Reuben L Hill a Cornell graduate papers of practically every phase of among them too Scott will have no creased be a substation especially for this were exhibits succeeds Prof J C Thomas as head college and university life Thirty-thre- e trouble In selecting a team which last The College year on Hava you noticed tha shin place and one for the other buildings colelvillun of the Department of Chemistry how the In show to delegates from twenty-si- x similar will put any designed The light post will be about fifteen the Main halls the plaster on tha aggregation Prof Thomas having resigned last leges attended these discussions the state In the shade population could aid the soldier In feet high and are so constructed as walls of the physics deparlsmnt' In were: an discussed as a the to topics Among accept position spring Lieutenant Scott did his high the field Two year ago they Il- to be In harmony with the general and the new paint which has been Practical student government Its school work at Wellington Kansas lustrated how crop production and decorative scheme of the ground tustrlnl chemist In Salt Lake City generously applied throughout the ' Mi hough l)r Hill will direct the sl- possibilities scope and power He starred In all athletlra He played conservation rould he Increased In The Coilegl la fortunate In hav Practice Houae Of ccxfJ yon The honor system it of the Department his class an system of Its own so have and you realise that these halfback on the football team that line with previous exhlbts those ' Athletic systems Intercollegiate won the state championship In 1913 this yer will he chiefly educations! that there will be no coat for cur- aforesaid will he confined to the teaching changes ara a result of the of mouth vital some definite at the out Baldwin ami At Baker rganlc and Indurtslal Chemls- - and Intramural athletic problems rent The State plant University point summer renovation g Publications — Influence upon stu- Kansas Scott excelled his high problem Ixtgan canyon In addition to auppiy-InEverything from tts mala tawsr Addition ‘to this work Dr Hill dent opinion— responsibility of edi- aehool record lie played football Acting on the committee of which the College furnishes electricity to the cattle btru ta In charge of the Human Nu-h- i tors to student body the been acrubhad ti ! four year and wa manager of the I’rof Fletcher la head are Trof for the State University t? vest gat Ion which will he How to develop a dominating spirit team In hla aenlor year Perhaps hft John T Caine III Prof Johanna State Capitol the Deaf and Blind bar had la c! ' S by the I’tah Experiment of unity which will Include all and most brilliant performance in Morn Prof August Hansen Prof O School at Ogden the State Prison guarded with C J vlf of his time will be result In a loyalty transcending all athletics whr done In track where V Israelson Prof Ray BeCraft and the Mental Hospital and other State i Each l -work In thin Held group loyalties he starred In the 100 low hurdle Prof Byron Alder Institution Tha nearnaaa of tha CftK Jxzt fi j his re are lege to the plant eliminate the nt phase of on auhcommltteee Traditions— function and Import- and 220 although he participated In Serving cc!! tern w 111 he the feeding ol Ilow eliminate useless tradi- all event ance He w high point win- Prof Ray n West Dr W K Car-ro- ll pene of transportation of tha tor- weed tt I tf Villdren Dr Hill will tions and establish valuable ones He ner In every meet he entered Dr M C Merrill Prof Oeorga rent to our ground o thvre will he bul’JIr have r: ‘ I Jhls work by Miss Ilow to secure closer relationship wa captain of the track team In sttewart Prof Tracy Abell Mis no need for an Insufficiently lighted of paint and who Is a graduate of and better understanding between 191 and President of the Baker Roxlna Skldmcre Mr Sorenson and campus when th system la finally towtr tz t r: Vn page two) I Continued on Page Two) Mr Emil Hansen (Continued on Page Two) : (- Installed 2 ( 4' 3 E e- ATT Sup-count- ry i scon TO COACH I AC EXHIBIT AT STATE -- I PROF ng T Llimod SPICK LUUII £3 sa 1 )trlc c'-'a- ira r :a' I I'l r f'2 p ri - I k tr |