Show tubent DATE UP FOR THETA BALL Subscription Ilnte $100 per year Published Weekly hy the Students VOLUME A VIII LOGAN CITY of the Utah Agricultural FRIDAY UTAH A PHIL 2 !! Life FOR THE BEST MAN VOTE t Five cents per copy College 1020 NUMBER 25 THE GLEE CLUB GOES TO ATLANTIC CITY IN JUNE INTERNATIONAL ATHLETIC CARNIVAL APRIL 9 Wright Christensen Aitkin on Presidential Ticket — Hart And Porter For Editor of Student Life For President Adrien Altken Morris Christensen Coulson Wright For Editor Student Publications There’s going to be a regular man's show at the gym oil Friday night Auril 9th for the purpose of augmenting the awards fund Eight four round bouts and two half hour wrestl And say boy ing exhibitions some of the participants have A E F fame The mere mention of their names used to give the A E F pugs a cramp The committee in charge of deraising funds for awards cided to put on a first class show that would be well worth tlie price of admission so they got the best men in town to conFolsent to give exhibitions lowing is the program: ROTARY CONVENTION JOHANSEN SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO HEAR A C ENTERTAINERS wishing to apply for Scholarship next year must hand in their applications to Professor Geo B Hendricks chairman of committee on Finance and Awards not later than 5 p m May 1st 1920 The will of Mrs Johansen provides that the annual income from a fund of $5000 In amounts “not to exceed $150 to any one beneficiary thereof shall be paid to such students Colof the Utah Agricultural lege not below the rank of Junior and not over 30 years of The awards shall be age based upon general merit need and future possibilities of the various candidates as indicated by prevous work In the College” Discrimination against the women students is specially avoided 5 Remember the date o’clock May 1st 1920 Applications may be left in Room 127 Main Building Students Movement Intermountain by Wesley King Rotarians — College Songsters Win Fame at E Backed and Boise Convention The U A C Glee Club will promenade the board walk at Atlantic City New Jersey the latter part of June How does that appeal to you? It sounds impossible but it not The men sang their way to a free trip to the Atlantic coast summer resort when they swept the Rotarians of Utah Idaho and Montana off their feet at the convention held in Boise Idaho last week For further Information we insert the telegram received by Piesldent Peterson from Robert H Anderson preseident of the Logan Rotary Club telegram: made by the Logan and the 0 A clubs While other cities sent telegrams Inviting the Rotarians to convene with them next spring the Logan aggregation sang their invitation to the time of “Sweet Adeline” Then It was that the Logan visitors came Into the limelight where they stayed during the remaining days of the convention C for Johansen Saturday morning Wesley E King of Salt Lake presented a motion to the convened Rotarians providing for Boxing taking the U A C Glee Clur to AtMcDonald vs Worley lantic City to attend the International Charles Hart Convention as representative enterAnderson vs Maughan IDAHO BOISE Wilfred Porter C Wright vs Sutton E G Peterson President Logan tainers from the 20th district Brit For Vice President Adams international president seUtah Seely vs Andrus Andrus-'- -' Iucy Bowen vs A Wright Glee Club carries conven conded the motion which was then College Nancy Finch tion by storm score in first quarter passed unanimously In less than five Stevens vs West Pearl Oberhansly minutes $62350 waB donated as a 70 to 0 Wrestling For Secretary ROBERT ANDERSON starter for the fund necessary to send Harris vs Bertagnoli Lucy Langton Smith vs Glen Dee The vocalists went to Boise as the Aggie chorus to the “InternationBlanche Mendenhall Convention” The remaining With the exception of guests of the Logan Rotarians to en- al --ft Geneva Rich'' amount to send the boys necessary men Rotarians tertain from are the all the these three tagnoli For Executive Committee to be seaboard will the raised by city states previously mentioned The exknown to the students and need Ray Alston cellent quality of music furnished by the various Rotary Clubs of the 20th CROSS COUNTRY RUN B no comment Bertagnoli William Barber the club together with their large var- district and by a series of concerts threw ail comers in both the E J Delhi iety of snappy Rotarlan songs com which the Glee Club will give in Salt GOES 158 pound and 175 pound classTO DARK HORSE Lake City Logan and Morgan McKay Ogden posed largely by members of the club es at the San Francisco ExposiMcMuIlIn to Pocatello their departure Thomas prior soon made the Aggie singers and the tion A A U meet Wilford J Merrill Logan Rotary Club the favorites at for the east The singers will appear in full “Chick” Hart Upsets Dope Douglas L Smith the convention As a result of their dress suits at all concerts given while Blanche Worley creditable work the Logan Rotary Fifty Men Finish First east They also intend to dress in the LEAVES CAINE PROF Club captured the silver loving cup Clyde Worley Annual Jaunt For Athletic Coumil given for the most pep and best at- uniformly in Palm Beach suits durtendance at the convention Also it ing their stay in the famous summer Harold Alvord EXT DIVISION Charles Hart Sophmore won by a resort city They expect to leave Is very probable that the 20th Dis Stanley II Anderson wide Margin the most successful trict Conxention will be held In Lo- about June 20 and will be gone about Heed Bailey two weeks cross country run ever held in Northgan next spring due to the showing Irwin A Crandall “John T IIP to Enter Com ern Utah A cold day and a stiff Louis Falck mercial Field — Grew Up C Ray Kimball breeze could not keep the redoubtable Nebcker With The College Sidney Aggie athletes from stepping the Douglas L Smith course In good time Sidney Stock Prof John T Caine III who for Althougn Hart led the field by For Song leader rods there was only 3 minutes direcbeen has thirty four the past years Hugh Harvey difference between the time of the Utah the of tor College Agricultural For Cheer Master xx inner and the last man to finish has left the Extension Division Ova E Countryman xxas 13 minutes and 9 setime Hart’s Field of College to act as director Charles W Nibley conds Jacques who was picked by Work for the Utah Condensed Milk many as possible winner trotted in company Prof Caine will continue a second with Morris Christensen stud-Coto spend part of his time at the The foregoing list Is one of close third Roy Barker and Rufus — “Y” Courcil to DivlExtension the Expenses Pay hi of ad lints given preliminary preference for lege as Richardson Crossed the tape fourth ion until a new director is appoint- Rocky Mountain Colleges to and fifth respectively of the stuami positions as offrers ed The Delta Nu Fraternity won the for 1920-12Be Represented Body Organization Prof Caine's new labors will take Student in first nominated prize xxhich xxas a beautiful were They Idaho and him throughout Utah rocker donated by the Orval Morris Body meeting yesterday in a session California where the company's fao- U C A will be The his hearers with masterrepresented at Suajing A C a staunch Adams old time supporter pep which smacked of the His work will ful touch Thomas Brooks Fletcher Estes Park Colorado this year from torlos are located 211 305 for the scored against They Three! on Page (Continued with the far- - one of the nation's most renowned June 11 to 21 Last year the College consist of 199 lota for Sigma Phi Kappa g V s D ably represented by mere for greater milk production dramatic orators pleaded with and 26 for Pigeta Pi ruled and humored a small audience rer George Barber A E Schroeder Alpha better of value the them JENSEN PRES eight Frat men finished the Thirty M G lust Friday night In the Tabernacle and Wrisley Rumor has it that feeding methods and the nevesslty race the first man was given 38 and Brooks Fletcher appearing as the some of the Wyoming cow boys forct- of producing sanitary milk his frat the second frat for SPEAKER points CHAPEL number of the U A C- -B Y hly baptized our worthy represents-ate- d assocl-'flft- h profeaaor Caine has been 37 for his frat and so on down man C Lyceum captixated the house by jtlxes la a lake on their arrival ut the with the College since his boy The score for the various classes of mass puk This year the "Y Council plans his keen unilerstanding remembers he He says hood Disdays arrived at in the same way exess C Professor A Former to send enough men to prevent such well the day the corner stone of the psohology 60 men finished and the The expenses of the cept that Taking as his subject the “Martyr a cusses Scientific Aspects of man received 60 points The south wing of the College was laid first hIo axxay will be met by the A C dom of Fools” he got his audience men 278 scored 159 Sophos During his college days the U Religion txxo Y M C A All other students who mlikllugs thrum-houthe at and the start was he and was was 234 wisdom Senior Club organized Juniors Ag he never lost them once wish to go are welcome of this or- hours 114 counts for first elected president good fervor Brooks Fletcher Is one of the finest Each year In June there are held Speaking with religious The men who finished and the ordRed- - Coniereuie famous the of students under the Y orators and great earnestness President C ganization traxelling lasb ‘ of their crossing the tape folloxxs: er After competng N Jensen of the B Y college and Ptb Lyceum Circuit He has travel- - jj C A auspices throughout the Charles Hart ou a e Iowa the Wesley Jacques Morattended he j (1(j tbe from end to end and country The Conference at Estes former Instructor at the A C drove coutry tn A M 8 his ris Christensen Roy Barker Rufus he took out his coming la always heralded by park Is only one of the many held home a timely message In Chapel where he Alexander Bryne Aid Ames R chardson While attending 1905 d people and will include student representa- Tuesday He assured the students In deepthtnklng Verne Owen J M stock as summer Thorley boy ridge one tlxes from the entire Rocky Mounthat In spite of the works and proof spent he “Fusser" SPELLBOUND which Stevens AUDIENCE Wayman J F the Union Stock Yards tain Region Utah Montana Wyom-of scientific minds and disbelievers eduRobinson J Rob Vernon his of Siegfried best the crack was o( D Colorado New Mexico and Kan- part psychologist from the that It is better to cling to the claims at least the roughest Hackman Lee Bateman ert George or no more remarkable the cation— pistol lgHg gU gU b(J repre8entedi Tbese con belief one has In the hereafter Alston After acting as head of department fascinating speaker has ever been Iterances are held for the purpose of Mellor Glenn Loveless Ray to go than and “MorImmortality Johnston Rich Edwards reBill his Circuit on heard touring !dgcul8lDg any Lyceum con because of Animal Husbandry upon tbat great probIenm thru life without It L R Ther Plxton Karl the A C Prof Caine was the Rocky Mountain Meat In )e®ur" front tbg nation which must tutor gue" McKay cold logic refuses to accept “Better turn to Rosel Wendell Palmer er Belnap Hushead of the Animal ing on the “Martyrdom of Fools" he est students as future leaders of the to go thru life with a mistaken be- appointed Leo Ralliaon Rex Harfer Bert Stan-ge- r of the Extension clearly drove home each successive nation department bandry It of Many students say that the lief than miss the satisfaction Blaln Bachman WIUls Savage Division later he became assistant point in bis two main classifications privilege of such a conference Is Especially when only good can corns Tunislon John Haffer Lortn Glenn what they worth as much to them as a term at and In 1918 he sueeedel of persons martyred for of the belief” he said Af’er com- director Bill Merrill Rue Clegg LeBlood what those as by director end think G Peterson martyred Pres E of great Importance Message college menting on the work of the Prof Gardner Cyril Clark Douglas Prof Caine aided hla country very they think by vivid illustrations of to the atudenti are presented by men nd and of bis former service at the A Nebeker Henry C Cannon Sidney his for Columbur of the persecution (Continued on page four) of national fame Hikes Intercolle- Olsen Taul Dorlus Kiefler Sauls C the president discussed the probround world Idea the ridiculing of giate games and sports of all kinds Lee Kenner Joe Reed Homer ! lems and viewpoints of the students Henry Ford's "Tin Broncho” end the are also engaged In PETERSON PRESIDENT atud-ethe Maurice Hansen Milton off Cinroy The greatest matter furlng viewed which the with people disgust Hulme Nebcker TO ATTEND CONFERla the matter of readjustment Angus Maughaa Henry Rhodan'e sculpturing of "The SUIT TO PETERSON TALK McDonald Griffiths Robert Frog sarcasm We ere constantly forced to met hidden ENCE AT LOS ANGLES Hand of God” With These men will be given a choice thla We ere born equal end uncin-sclou- s ON PSYCHOLOGY covered by scintillating wit he faced of the prtxea offered In the order but soon find that nun’s adhts audience telling them facts about President Peterson left Monday named then reliable been have would vice' la not alwaya themselves that Prof Henry Peterson will give t 9 to attend the Conference The merchants of Logan have been Insult from any other talk on an as the person finds that ht himself Is March taken to the faculty and at Southwest psychology the of the of League euccexa-ful with generoua In their patronage i t the not efficient He cannot be Shaking the house Monday rare In the way of prises and to them to bs held on April 1 speaker In one minute by auch lay- Faculty Woman's League Loa Angeles after and this until he realises laughter evening April 6th at 1:30 In the goes a great deal of the credit fcr He Is to speak at the ings as "There Is a fool born every that he must eeek to create effici- 2nd and Ird Unfaculty room After the lecture the their hearty support at the to and stop Conference and live" Our efficiency minute and om of them ency In hla work on A large and enthusiastic crowd linthe way "Take car of him before the usual social hour will ba held tn the California must become an unconscloua part of iversity of Women's Tha hostesses for the gym ed the course to watch the progress squlrrela put him away for the ourselves and be budded on charact- back Mrs J R Jenson Mrs of the fight for place at tlm finish are evening Governor with a In Is next In Ha party holding the winter" etc yet er the roote of which lire deeper J Hansen Orval Adams was starter Buy n Davl of Idaho them breathlesa and chagrined with M H Harris Mrs A Over alt Bamberger Governor than the conectoue self M Wlnaor Mrs George StewL Mrs Utah of Judge of finish LeRoy Funk of modern anger at the method there must be present a high State Engineer McOonagte Mrs B L Richards Mrs P E scorer Cbarlea Jenkins and George art tn next minute of the the Oregon society and again Ideal Man never become efficient and D 8 Spencer Green timers Peterson and 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(Continued Pago FLETGKEHLEI TO ESTES PM E “John T Ill” Resigns From Ext Div — Entrance S B and Summer School Fees Increased — Rapid Growth of College i The Board of Trustees of the Utah Agricultural College held its annual spring business meeting Saturday March 27 In the L D S Church Office Building Salt Lake City at which the faculty appointments were An Important made for 1920-2- 1 is caused change in the faculty through the resignation of Prof John T Caine III who for the past four years has been Director of the Extension Division previous to which he was professor of animal husbandry and animal husbandman in the Extension Division Professor Caine Is entering the commercial field in the employ of the Utah Condensed Milk He leaves the College Company after a period of most excellent service with many friends all over the Btate He stands very high In the country in his chosen field of work — His successor animal husbandry has not yet been appointed The Board of Trustees raised the College entrance fee from $500 to $1000 in order to meet in part the very greal increase in the cost of The Student Body fee maintenance was also raised from $500 to $1000 upon joint recommendation of the faculty and students and the entrance fee for Summer School students was increased from $800 to $1000 The increase in the Student Body fee was necessary if the very high standard of student activities was to be maintained President Peterson in reporting (Continued on Page Two) ? OBERHANSLEV GOES 1 TO IOWA STATE 1 Study Meat C u r I n g— Returns to A C in September Gard-toachln- ridi-jwa- CN’ Will j j vx r broad-minde- A nt Ol-e- Mr Henry Oberhansly assistant director of Boys' and Girls’ Club Work In Utah accompanied by his wife and little son Victor left Saturday for Iowa State College at Ames Iowa where he will take special work In Animal Husbandry For the past two years Mr Oberhansly has been connected with the Agricultural College Extension Division assisting Dr M II Harris in directing the boys’ and girls’ Club Work in Utah His particular hobby in this work has been to Interest the boys of Utah in hog raising and be hae succeeded In stimulating a keen Interest among them for more and better livestock While at Ames Mr Oberhansby will specialize In butchering and curing of meats He baa alwaya shown a keen interest in this phase of Animat Husbandry and with hla past experience along this line should upon hts return be a most valuable asset to the state The Animal Husbandry department of the College baa added to Its de- partment for next fall a course In meata which will be under the direction of Mr Oberhansly This should prove a popular and Interesting course for all Animal Husbandry students Mr Oberhansby is a garduat of the Brigham Young University He taught Agrtcuttura In the Fayson High School for a number of year and later at Parowan High School of which he was principal jfore directing all of hie attention to boya and glrla' Club Work he did some special work tn hog production for the United State Department of Agriculture making a trip ' to Washington D C to attend n conference of the bureau of Animal Industry on Pork Production Mr Oberhansly expect to rotnrt to Utah In time to take np ntenelon work during the eommlag itmator |