Show Published V‘‘ky II FRIDAY WITTENBERGER EXECUTIVE tlie Stuiu by Uli Agricultural i±L Kit as) College juio paper on "The Irrigation of Wheat Mr W M Jardine who is piesi dent of the Congress is an old U C graduate so Ltah will be o well represented this year C0A( H WATSON i FOOTBALL (V COMMITTEE V FILLS VACANCY ‘ At the meeting of Committee Executive! the yesterday V Moses j Cowley was chosen the Student Body to (ill the va- canoy caused by the absence of Miss Gene Cannon Mr Cowley was a member of the Executive Committee and his new Vice-I’residc- nt A F pastor of the Logan Church Wittenbergor Presbyterian delivered his farewell ser-nion before the students of the A C at the chapel exercises Wednesday morning Mr Wittenberger bas at’cePe(l a position as pastor of a church in Duluth Minn f NEW DEPART I ENT -- an impressively earnest manner the speaker encouraged his hearers to let integrity to self help- fulness to others and work the three foundation stones upon which all true success is built be the guiding principles of their college days and their future lives Looking to Jesus as the great exemplar each may make his life wonderfully fruitful of good In appointment made necessary the choosing of some one to take his place Miss Florence Chipman was chosen to act as a member of the! Committee Mr Cowley famaliarly known as Mose” has been a popular and active student since he lirst entei the College At present he is Manager of Student Life and President ©f the Quill Club His appointment as of the Student be will Body heartily endorsed by DR LEAVES who knows him every student Miss Chipman has reached her Senior year without a great deal of she flury Quiet and unassuming ij well liked by all who are fortuAn official call for th convening nate enough to know her Her ability TAKES IT WOKK AS STATE d of the Eleventh International ENTOMOLOGIST OF as a deliberator will have to In Farming Congress to be held at El WISCONSIN proved I'330 Texas from Octuber 19 to 21 has beea issued b Resident W Ai Dr and Mrs E D Ball left Vice-Preside- j nt BALL FOR EAST Po-S3j- Logan POPULAR STUDENT j Jardine FOUNDED DU R O rOUTEIi AT HEAD OF DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL S ITER VISION Instituting a new system in car- ing for the students of the college the governing board of the U A C last spring founded a department of medical supervision The Influence of this department has already been felt regardless of the fact that school work has merely begun For those who may be un- with the work familaar being R 0 Porter let it be Dr done by that the one big consideration with him is the health of the stu- dtnts Every student in the institu tion is at liberty to consult him The right of a physical examination with free medical advice and prescriptions is open to the students Any minor injuries are attended free of charge the students merely paying for the cost of the material used which in most cases would be trival -- y injuries that may occur during the school year will be promptly at-- i ended to by Dr Porter All who intend to take part In a'nlelics or physical education work aie examined and those who are unable to start strenuous training aie prohibited from doing anything that may result in any permanent injury g Apparently normal students for physical education work this year havebeen found upon examination to have heart legions — making It necessary for future heaita to deny them the privilege of par tii ipation The sanitary conditions of the College are also under the dlreit supervision of Dr Porter Thus far for recommendations several thanges have been made by him to eliminate certain unsanitary condi! ileus in the barns and 6hops In addition to the above work Dr Porter gives courses In Physiology Sex Hygiene First Aid and among the Home Economic women Is instituting a new course "Mother-er- a Saturday morning for Madison WisThe International consin where Dr Ball goes to aswhich is conducted by sume his duties as State Entomolo- Exposition the will be held October Congress rewas he which to gist position 4 Tills is the greatest exposicently appointed tion of farm products in exclusive Dr Ball has been connected with iKVI HITElt SICCCMRS TO world are Here the iisplayed the this Institution for the past fourRECEIVED IX results of scientific modern teen years during the latter nine ACCIDENT farming front twenty states and years of which he ably served In the Utah has many foreign countries Iaist Wednesday morning Lei rapacity of Director of the Experibeen always prominently represented il'ter died Severely hurt in a run- ment Station and the five years at this by her Experi-meExposition his Under prior as Entomologist away accident on Monday afternoo Station exhibit and this year h never regained consciousness Ail uirertion some very important exto he as good as if net promises that ntedlcal attention and friendly prlmonts and investigations have better than any previous year The ministrations could accomplish was'bren conducted one especially his object is to show what has been done unavailing and the end came peace- work In connection with the codling here in the way of solving our loral menfully after two days of great bodily moth being worthy of special problems by experimentation subon this tion Ills Investigations suffering Though the body writhed The plan of the Utah Experiment many in pain Levi did not feel or know il ject have brought to light Station exhibit this year is as folIn the death of Levi Kiter the things regarding the life history of which were beforo un- lows: First The experiments witii faculty and student body of the l this Insect and which have been tho wiioat In relation to Irrigation and A C feel a deep sense of personal known mnnural applications will bo shown loss A fatnallar figure on the canipua basis for the development of methThe by charts and models Second for the past few years he w as wid !y ods of control by which any effect of of roots the showing slidy can rid his trees of this pest known and highly esteemed will food he and soil moisture plant Because of his groat amount of and habit in thought shown by charts and models Third practical experience here Dr Ball is A kindly exemplary In conduct large relief map of Utah preparto render valuable i d cheerful tr the joy and peculiarly fitted In the Geology department under ed In his new capacity In this suvU-econsciousness of youth ambitious of Prof William Petern he is connected with neither tie direction and devoted to his religious Ideals' posit be son will shown This will Station nor the Uni Icvl Uitcr was a young man whose the Experiment located In the same and to show the vcrslty although life was worth while wheat-raisin- g of sections This Is considered one of the Irrlgatetd cty was life of Ills philosophy best positions of its kind In t1 the state Fourth The average prehis devotion to his mother cipitation over the state for a percountry was will be shown by ft” though not demonstrative Dr and Mrs Ball expect to stop iod of ten years In brief Is the work being his Such d a and affectionate be will There Fifth charts vnriety Collin te visit friends at Fort last-taon shown In addition carried by Dr Porter friendships were Intimate and Colorado and Ames Iowa on their of furm products The health of the student body is the booth will bo decorated with and his religious and moral v ay east one essential condition to make possheath and threshed grain record In the Third Ward a model Mr C L Dunford who had chaige sible ft successful year The U A C of efficiency and service BLACK EH MAKES BEHl'T of the Utah Experiment Station ex- students appreciate the kindness of Funeral arrangements are continhibit at the Congress last year will the board of trustees and feel fora former Mr Arnold IBackner gent upon the arrival of Waldo in securing the services of Hltrr a brother of the deceased who pupil of Professor Johnson made again bo in charge of this exhibit tunate Dr on Porter A U been He has working constantly was doing military service In Nogales his first oppenrance before the Is He comes to us not ns a stranger ou the border Lieut Hnntsclil wired student body in the chapel last P for over a month so our exhibit with conditions here but unfamllar well show to of expected up very Captain Wallucc at Nogales on Wed- Friday Mr Blackner's rendition a of tho alumni asmember are exhibits Station being The various nesday morning to send Waldo Nessler's "It Was Not So To Be" he has a of the sociation College apwas enthusiastically received by the provided for by Congressional home immediately on furlough of conditions thorough knowledge a pleas-lu- propriation The heartfelt sympathy of lie: students Ilr IBackner has and knows the nnturo cf the student exhibit an to addition In a sending with precision voice and sings faculty and student body goes out to sent representatives body He was a member of the ’12 Utah has ilose upon whom this blow falls so which indicates careful trainingplea-e- d to the always and this year will class and will be remembered by all Congress The students are especially heavily In the presence of death and 7e will be ably old students for his active work Mi no be exception of with the performance its deep mysteries we still adhere n E G especially along debating lines havBlackner as It indicates what they represented by President to the prophet's observation: Mr J W Taxman and Dr ing represented the College in Us of are tho ways of Cod and may expect of thte new Director who will present a intercollegiate contests 8 Harris F Music Ills wisdom past finding out" Soil-Produc- ts DIES K-2- te nt j regi3-eerln- orcli-n-dl- st Cl-Mi- t dL-posiii- oi s I ted dry-farmi- ng op-imls- whole-soule- g g Pet-erro- "In-scrutsb- le BRIGHTEN ‘ j Hev I’TAIX Lieutenant Santo hi is no loagei but lor all practical Lieutenant is purposes Captain tie passed a successful examination at Fort Douglas a short time ago His confirmation has not yet been sent to the Senate Congratulations Captain It may also be of Interest to some to know that Lieutenant Binford received a promotion tnis summer while on the border MOSK" COWLEY AM) MISS POPCLAlt MINISTER DELIVERS T FAREWELL SERMON CHIPMAN APPOINTED TO OFFICIO The i'S PROSPECTS FIFTY COACH MEN ON GRID NEEDS ASSISTANT Prosects for that championship football team grow brighter every announces day Manager Howells that he has already given out more than fifty suits Coach Watson has more work than he can handle He could profitably devote all his time to the thirty men who have reported as candidates for positions on the ColSomeone else should iege team have charge of the Freshie squad But the coach is giving his boys tho sort of w'ork that makes for victory filling them with pepper and fight testing their ability to endure strenuous exertion From present indications there is no reason why Watson should not have a machine that can face any produced in the Rocky Mountain Conference Just run down the list of the names of the huskies at the coach’s command Who could desire a better bunch? Here are some who need no comment or Introduction: Judd Kapple Twitchell Lindquist Curtis Pixton Hatch Brig Johnson Halton Hendricks Ilerold Peterson ‘ n Stubby” Peterson Gardner Cannon Reese Egbert Sutton Christiansen White Morrell Moore and "Doug” Smith These men are doing punting tackling signal and scrimmage work every afternoon In preparation for the first game of the season Oct 7th Manager Howells has invited the West Side High team to Logan for a game on that date The Freshman squad "looks like a good prospect” to quote C" s Watson Though getting very little attention the "Infants” are working out every night in dead earnest The squad is made up of "Red” half Smith Granite High last year Cy Price Ogden High Jim Whitmore Jordan Highj Jay Monroe Hansen Snow Richfield Allen Monroe Piper High Magleby Dick Burton Star Valiey L D S Richfield High Glen Christensen and Cannon Doug High Tenny Woodruff Salt Lake and Cox B Y Ben-nio- all-ta- tc C 1HOM PRES E (1 PETERSON We are proud of the real democra- the absolute equality of oppor tunity which exists at the Utah cy Agricultural College The company you choose during tae next few months will be a large factor in determining the success or failure of your college life We should appreciate the fact that free education Is the result of the struggles of generations The Agricultural College cannot ti derate the Indolent the slothful or the iniquitous student Now is your opportunity to begin a new life The Agricultural College is not devoted to militarism but wants to be prepared to do its duty to this country This Institution stands for spirit ual anil moral uplift Have you a nose for news? If you have come in and see the Kctitor of Student Life The spirit of preparedness has really permeated the P A C Battalion The drill yesterday afternoon was enthusiastic and an unparralled year of success is assured the military Department |