Show car special street game SERVICE after gives time to PREPARE PAN-HELLENI- for ijall rtmion Rote- - ( lier PnMishcd Weekly VOIXMK MX- - Judges Win Honors - Conference opened Housekeepers' Monday morning with an attendance The early hundred a( over iwo were taken up forenoon the of jours but before noon until registration smoothly fflust ehissi s were running ith gratifying attendance The the convention official opening of when the first general took place ld at two o'clock in assembly was li-- college President lie ( Impel G E Peterson doto the of welcome address the wered and makers home farmers risking men President Peterson business ilwdared that the farmers of the nation are fat mg today a crisis in that a national life wlieilt means aitnplete is readjustment of our tliink-m- g It I DA I "Chimes of Normandy by t'"‘ "i’" offered by the college this year under the direct ior of ’rot' C It Johnson will be rendered h' n very superior group of singers ' I’1’ leads cliosen by i’rof Johnson 1111 Fghcrt baratone Hugh Har'ey base Mrs (Hailstone Balt Mezzo Soprano and Jack Wahlin tenor These will he supported by one of the la rgesi and best groups of singers ever brought together for a college opera The soprano mid some mino1-panhave as yet not been selected I'rof Johnson has the group of singers veil started in their training mid enthusiasm shown for it promines pm i ess in every wav '1 be date scheduled tor Feb 71 and 2 a may lie changed to allow that time for the Montana debate Le'inite an :ii uneenienf as to this will lie made later A "“1 C re-- 1 Y 1 AN t RY l College LJ day in connection with the Fat Slock Show Seven regular students and lone Federal student entered the con- lest and waged a merry fight for honors in the collegiate contest K it Hansen with a score of 252 out of a possible JUO was high point man Vern Owen with 24!t was second Harold Mitchell ivitli 218 third (iien Loveless with 2 Hi fourth and Mart Clegg filth w it h 2 12 Fat cal tie hogs and sheep were lie classes judged The individuii animals in each class Were evep-tionall- y excellent in type and show ring fitness which caused the 'in Evangeline Thomas popular Theta as to of last testants many worried minut-'year is giving a series of lecwhich were best In the ini!ividuil tures and demonstrations on ‘‘Music classes: Lee Kenner witli tto points in tin- - home" at the Roundup out of a possible hundred war high — — man in cattle Vern Owen was high in sheep with a store of ILL while F Staff K Hansen led in hogs with a total of s )2 NUMBER 15 Magpie Staff Makes Coming as Lyceum No Monday Jan 24th May Petersoprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company will appear in a spec ial performance at Logan Miss Peterson has achieved the highest sur- ss j of art having ap lieared in amazing successes both in Europe and America She has proved herself in opera and oratorio In recital and as a soloist with the largest orchestras having appeared with the New York Philharmonic the New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago linssian and Kansas City Symphonies Critics have invariably been beard lo say "Hers was a finished and faultless performance” Besides being one of the most beautiful and best gowned woiii‘'n on the concert platform she ranks as the product of modern opera At this time the lyceum committee is more than fortunate to be able to an nounee the coming of "The Golden Girl of the Metropolitan” It will be necessary to reserve seats now in order to attend this special feature of the year's lyceum program On son ir ultra-finishe- d - and Head of Dramatic Arts Are Special Guests Accepts Position Governor y: in eessury The College was also represent'1 President Peterson extended at the Show by a fat steer This ani- a pnerous welcome to all Round up winch was awarded second prize tiovernor Charles R Mabey was declared class isitors and declared that the entire )fl fHt by State Simon Bamberger st(r educational plant of the College was mi)ny as superior to the grand chain-place- d and the Board of Trus- Miss Legislators Sara Huntsman at the service of those at- - plon on the auction block lie sold tees are the honored guests of the Leave of Absence to Assit for fifteen cents per pound Vnother A tending tali Agricultural College today W Funk of Richmond animal also from the College nerd special train over the interurban Mr J at California U six dollvs trtti ks is representing the State Farm Bureau sold over the block for bringing the party schedto President Peterson mid fifty cents per hundred weight uled to arrive at 1:20 A comresponded In response to an insistent request outlined the gratifying This animal which was an aged Short mittee of thirteen legislators from Mr Funk the University of California from comIn the entered not cow was in horn work the House and one of five from the growth of farm bureau Sara Huntsman head of Professor ribbons for A W Ivins and hat the State petition Senate President Hah and declared of Public Speaking the Department Trusof Board of the member had just inaugurated firm Bureau every Art will leave next and Dramatic tees are included with the Governor tsovement to put into practice 1921 for Monday Berkeley morning and enunciated by Presi-M- t & principles she assist in where will California Up Dinner will he served at the ColPeterson of plays at the Greek the production beU The principal address of the after lege as soon as they arrive and Theatre hv Dr fore the conjoint assembly at 1:30 Mon session was delivered Miss Huntsman has been granted At tin- assembly Governor Mabey Com h K Lowell Romney mill Ray 'spiliue Hedger of Chicago expert a months' leave of absence bv four n chilli nutrition and m barge of It West chairman of the Athletic will speak on what the State expects President Peterson in order to acI C U A at from the tab Agricultural College its iiifuni welfare work under the Courii il repn sented the She was cept this appointment Memorial tip annual Huey Mountain athletic President Ivins will discuss "Utah Elizabeth McCormn'k courses so her here to able arrange he Campus of the Utah Agrieutural oiifert m e held in Denver last Frifund Int hat can without continue legis-Ilhiof they the College" and members Dr Heg r dei hired that we or- da v January 7 Some very importto the her return until Will terruption talk race of ant and interesting business was developing today a new in May Some of the Institution w was ad i bildron on a Inspection of the College pant will higher plane of turn transacted A m member he will work given by Prof N A conference vague take place from three to liv this nutted to titj'ihty than ihihlren of tie- last gensome by Miss Cecelia and Pedersen two n moon by the Governor's party up and eration and ihihlren who will have points were tleand Kays were signed lEffleasuiabiy greater problems to ibree year contrails "Man and The College play to Log in in taut games pm 'ut than the pies ih generation bunging Opened Sup rnian" will he coached by Miss ur next ifontmued on page two) Mae Edwards who so successfully The results of the meeting permit of th in the production assisted to til to he sent i oiigratulutions Miss last Freshman year play in 111 Office is President's I nn rsitv of Wyoming as the latest leaves the cast well along Huntsman A Shields a Mark from letter oi no ml- - r of the conference a worthy in their work and under the able honors Editor ot the Red Chevron affordcompetitor for conference stud(Continued on page four) to an unusual opportunity The 1" A C has signed a three year ing short become to who 21 Thu hook of hooks the 1920 aspire with the new ents tract football it'izzi-writers of fiction or ts now being compiled pHge member the games of 1921 and ’22 story writers as follows states The letter artists U T page up ip the Buzzer room to he played in Logan and that of '22 the regulations: J to be and most to he the handsomest played in Laramie Wyoming 17-18 Vo desire stories of fiction of to Meet utheiitb record of the different The font hall schedule for 1921 is J of storm and Lou words longer at'Vltiig of the HI Into I CVCI pD” as follows: Horn oiinii to 7000 words Jokes ou "‘ibii to the student and faculty net I Ogden Vthlelie Club The I tall Irrigation and Drainage he editor the army navy marine corps draweom-'ini Mart Mr Utiurb-Li mg it Congress will hold lta annual meetDrawings suitable for publication excellent taste and judgment - Ogden Athletic Club ing next Monday and Tuesday at the Oct ‘‘th an ings should have to do with the army Hotel Utah In Salt Lake keen business extremely City The Ogden navy or marine corps Drawing "hue and ha selected a most eom-“tenet 11 — C of Wyoming at Logan illustrative of jok1 are especially de- meeting will bo especially featured All that and talented staff by the presence of such men as A B Montana Aggies at Lo- sirable Oet 15 Kiain to assure a suet essful Buzzer I’urton District Engineer for the gan Fiction storie must bo clean and United State Iivered Geological Survey during the curly spring Oct 22- - I of Nevada at Logmi of course contain an element of love 't each siudeiit to make himself It Wooiey Hydraulic EnginRalph Oet 29 -- Montana Mima at Butte wanted are of the Am- eer for tli® U S Geological Survey at Other storie Mine ruimlly leepoitsllilu for hi part ht 5- Colorado Nov erican til France or In the camp at A F Parker Chief Engineer of the r bock Pueblo Colorado home and atorle of romance and I'tah Water Storage Association and hi dumg this he must first of all On November It if the Aggie do love AH auch atorle should have R K k"t to Shepherd Manager of one of Lothe photographer at the tlmu pot play the College of Idaho at ending good Idaho's largest irrigation ayatema be'’Muled i j ti editor for bis pic-‘rPueblo Red Chevron will pay a good side several other of state and nagan they wilt go (lieet from The While there givo the informa-o- a to Nebraska Bud there pluy either price for everything accepted and wo tion prominence net i sary for the number of the Nebraska Westeyn University at believe this I an opportunity aeldoni Professor lsraelsen is etpociully ’ m to he made and with what of a make to Lincoln or the state University offered to those who wish anxious to have a large repreaeuta "‘oup they are to be Next Nebraska placed The Thanksgiving game start a aucceaaful writer will un Hon of students In Irrigation and l lutereat In mukiug a pertu-l'ii'h- t with the U of U will Iw played at doubtedly attract the attention of Drainage attend this meeting bepicture record of every day Logan It may be the cause the direct educational value to H will he noted that three larger publication ' kisil hi a atory writ by getting snap abuts The of our four conference game will lie be received will pay well and in adstepping atone to fame aii0 lutereat of the book I In the era dition they wilt have the opportunplayed In Logan u Illustrated Tha U A C aliened a three-yea- r ity of coming In contact with men of (tavron Th( Tuday and tomorrow the Sopho-"In the National Colorado Aggie with the monthly contract prominence jimumine published due at Torgenaon'n for tha first game to he played The Utah Irrigation and Drainage of former aervlce men of interest Lo- lilting Every Sophomore' tl In Colorado the next In 123 at west All contribution to tie ad Congress aa older Aggte student 'vie mum be Uxi-Colorado-In hi the day resed j0 Murk Shield Editor 80 will remember was organized In jtan and the Inst In 1924 half remaining 1917 on this campua for the purpose Boise Idaho Freshmen The first game of till aerlea I the Hulldtn ' he allowed contract of stimulating Interest and assisting Monday and Tuesday Inst of an old two-yea- r n In the development of Irrigation and Wed week to be followed w herein the first game wit played in' Llennara Amuaaen I taking She classmate "d Tburaday by tha Junior drainage Interest In the state of j well of her college the atudio each atudetil will be Utah Mathanihah Thomaa wa the the for aoou Other business transacted by javc very a card to first State president hut President E 0 aom hi Eastern disputed with put picture conference iteara up joie Peterson has succeeded him Pro- hleh he must put his name aa point Any man la allowed to par church dcaie g n of Bennlon aupt fP0r laraelaen ha been the aecra-Adam Ui(d jn the book the tleipate four years In athletic dethe English tary of the Congrc since It wa organUatlona to which wherein hi Institution I represented school and head of at V visited flrat organized It la not the purpose atudi-n- t activities and for scholastic year or any part jpnrtmont at the V of j j week (Continued on page two) the college one day this In (Continued on page two) a at Berkeley j Takes 1 Football Schedule at Denver Drawn Convention - i I lr - For Amateur Writers Outlet Buzzer bleeds Support Ccming re-i-i- Irrigation Congress Jan x- -- 1 I r' fare-Loga- J 1 C Five cents per copy Prima Dona Soprano E R Hansen Ilijjh Point Man —First Place Goes to College was unusually well annual Utah Agreiultural Farmers' Roundup and I'TAH ‘Chimes of Normandy’ Hundred UlJInUr presented in the students stock judg--n- ‘ ing contest held in Ogden last Kri-- 1 Monday— Many Counties Represented of the Utah Agricultural Leading Roles Named Two folleKf the Student- at Ogden I The h LOGAN CITY Stock Over GIRLS BALL PAVILION TOMORROW EVE ATTEND THE BIG HOOP GAME FIRST Exceptional Offer SE VENT Y-- TO BE VE DOLLARS GIVEN FOR BEST OR AGGIES CONTRIBUTIONS The Magpie offers the following prizes for the best contributions to Veteran Hoopster to Lead Five the next edition of the Magpie: — Entire Team Chosen SI (iOO for thu best ? 500 for the First Game Sat second best and $250 for the third best cartoon or scries of cartoons Suits have been issued to the lucky $1000 for the best $500 for the second best and $250 for the third candidates who are to uphold tha best comic poem or prose that can honor of the blue in basketball McSmith Hanson Spencer ho illustrated There will also be Mullen ten prizes of one dollar each given Maughan Falck R Gardner Kirk for miscellaneous works that are not Robinson Benson Belnap and Ivins are the men on whom the supporters good enough to win any of the above of the Aggies are placing their hopes The writings to be illusprizes for another state and possibly a trated must be in by February 1 Mountain pennant Rocky 1921 Thirty dollars will he ofLast Tuesday night the squad held fered for the cover design chosen an election in the Coach’s office and for the February issue elected Tommy McMullen to capFollowing are specifications each tain them through to a state chamcontestant must comply with pionship Tommy is known to every Size of cover 9x1 1 Vi May be Aggie on the campus as a real fellow done larger but in same propor- He has won his letter twice in the tions hoop sport during the past years Title of this issue is "Follow Up while playing at forward He is a Number’’ This title must be sub- shifty elusive floor player and has an uncanny eye for tossing the ball ordinated to “The Magpie” The staff suggests that the idea through the hoop With this peppery portrayed Is that of a typical Aggie player at the helm victory for the aggirl being followed up by a number gies is certain With the invading of the Smart of ardent admirers The tower of the main building might be brought Gym tomorrow night by the Utah into the background to give it local Athletic Club hoop aggregation the Aggies will receive their first seasonsignificance It is to be done in not more than al baptism of fire The Salt Lake three colors and black The colors Club is bringing a team of past mastare to be made suitable for zinc ers in the art of basketball playing season they have deI)o whole in black India Already this etching ink then duplicate It with a rough feated teama throughout the atate which were considered nonbeatable sketch done in color This work their personal stars is one Among must he in by February 6 1921 who is known to all the Aggies of Professors Powelt Arnold Itohin '17 Lola Spencer blond twin brothson and Pedersen are to judge the er of Sid and Captain of our state contributions champions of that year Lola plays President E G Peterson will give forward and is considered the best $50 of the above prizes player of this position in the state Backing the varsity and goading them on to more strenuous efforts is the Freshmen squad In the way the Freshmen team is envied by varsity because of the great number of Following is a list of the students games they play Hardly a night goes who are eligible to take the in- by w ithout the greenies tangling with telligence test to be given January 26 some local or state high school at 2 p m In room 280 Main build- team On the Frosh squad are Croft Norton ing About two or two and a half Neuenschwandler Hayes hours time will he required to com- Hales Currey Kellar and Adams All eligihles should Kellar a new man from Onieda has plete the test he present on time a there are been looming up great In practice important preliminary instructions and shows prospects of being a playGranville Oleson S P Cowley er of real varsity caliber The frosh Ralph T King AUlyth Vernon J J have lined up games with South Etter W II Willeson Arthur Cache Logan high B Y C high Let tie Thatcher Coulsen Oneida and other atate teams and Taylor H S well W J are working to bring all their scalps Crock Wright Chambers II A IHckle D A Woo- back to College Hill ten W W Christensen Clarence A Rude M B Linford Leon B Linford A B Harrison B W Smith Crookston Amanda Condit Edna Olsen C Vernon Young Henry Fred C Fell J M Klllpaek Silas E CAST CHOSEN Ivan Kggeti Karl S Chamberlain Retd Buntov laiuna Hatch George "Man and Superman” this year's Byron Whitney C W Connors T K Obor I D Pearl Jerman college play will be presented to the Bailey A U ltulou student and townspeople on Feb Brewer hansley The cast ia now fully 10 and li Smith Wendell Hyde L T Hatch rehearsals are being and made up The interest la at hack eaeh held evening "Molly” Countryman the college again Molly haa had a which always centers around the tuff time with hi throat and tonsil college play la heightened thla year during the holiday but la now on by the fact that the college player the high road to recovery are to produce one of Bernard Shaw’s most vital and striking play To reproduce the more serstudies Dunce ious side of Shaw on a local stage j ia a The Pan-ll- i llenic dance given with Inexperienced player underadmirable j annually but bythe sororltlea of the stupendous will be held on j taking Institution The past achievements of j tomorrow night In the pav 1- j the college In the dramatic field and Ion For the past weeks work the remarkable training the player will undergo make It seem very parties have been held In the will art room preparing the decoraprobable that the production tions which are going to be carprove to be one of the most excelried out in the spring color lent ever seen In Logan i Committed have been appoint The cast Is as follows: ! ed and have the work well un-- j Thatcher Allred John Tanner The member dor way now Rich Johnston Roebuck Hamsren of the Gam XI Gamma auror-- I Willard Lewis Octairus Robinson i Borkmtu Robert Ity will be special guest of the Sr Hector Malone f tvming Hector Malone Jr Ova Countryman J Hilton Evans Dancing will not at art until Henry Streaker o'clock aa there It a has-- j 9:00 Irene Chlpman j Ann Whltelleld kethall game held at the college Elsie Maughat Mra Whltelleld at 7:16 Anyone can attend the j Violet Robinson Leona lean basketball game and at 111 get to Mlaa Ramadan Ruby Smith the dance aa Ih game will be la Austria esly mu punon la 12 over at :I0 1 ever attends uulvercy — Eligibilty List For Intelligence Test College Play To Appear Feb 10 Pan-Helleii- le J 1- J 1 basketball Schedule Opens Sat Nile Smart Gyxi ?£ r |