Show IT PATH nrs FOR HAM TIIKTA '’ Nccklv I’iiIIiDi-- win voixmi: VOTE FOR THE BEST MAN 'J u "A "r SI‘M P l Five rents per ropy flic Snnlcnts of the Hall Auricultnrnl logw city i t ii kidav April i 2 NUMBER 25 iai THE GLEE CLUB GOES" TO ATLANTIC CITY IN JUNE ! "INTERNATIONAL ilLET I ARKS VI B S " - -- CARNIVAL IC Al’RIL !) I’m I"- Iiill ) c ii r' m il ini'lii TO HEAR A i lor H’li n 'I " t 'hrMensen Aitkin on ( AVriht I'lrsidcntial s Mi M Hirt ickei 1 lot ioii li And Porter For Editor of Student Coll t C mu Life iii fiinC I of dl' I’l'i'Mili'lll I I’nlilii For Editor Minimi Cliit lfS lift' liini Him in V"’ 'I' c Sim'li tii Moil-- ii Tlioiims Wllfmil M' ! ' mil line Si i I ' Rwin of o in s 111"! 7 a lai'ioli tot Ii t ii'' II 't B PC in 5 I'O'II'I I'l'iS' San t t i' TlH"'t I'Wi"1'! k I Ill” t N’ln'l’ Up convent loll Also it -Dial the nth IBs hi" nlii pi ill lo- ludd Col: elt ’'Ii will be s ring due III tile sho'VII' i y v ft 1 merrial Field— Crew l’p With The Collect'- - Ki'nl'i'l ill'' a pi tirel till' silver h lor the most pep ami best Col- The Board of Trustees yf the Utah Agricultural College held its annual spring business meeting March 2 7 in the L 1) (Dee Clu'i to FLETCIIEBO Saturday Church Building Salt Luke City at which t lie faculty appointments were An important made for 1920-2- 1 caused is in the faculty change through the resignation of Prof John T Caine III who for the past four Exyears has been Director of the which to Division previous tension lie was professor of animal husbandry and animal husbandman in the Extension Division Professor Caine Is entering the commercial field in the Milk employ of the Utah Condensed He leaves the College Company after a period of most excellent service with many friends all over the state lie stands very high in the country in his chosen field of work animal husbandry His successor has not yet been appointed The Board of Trustees raised the to College entrance fee from $500 in the part $1000 in order to meet verv grea increase In the cost of maintenance The Student Body fee was also raised from $500 to $1000 upon joint recommendation of the enfaculty and students and the stuSchool Summer trance fee for dents 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 S Otlice Convention" The remaining amount necessary to sold the boys to the seaboard it y will be raised by Die various Rotary (Tubs of Die 20th CROSS COUNTRY RUN district and by a series of concerts whitll Die (Dee (Tub will give ill Salt HORSE and GOES TO DARK Ogden Logan Cake City lVcatcilo prior to their departure for the east “Chick” Hart Upsets Dope — The singers will appear in full Fifty Men Finish First dress suits at all i oncei Is given w Idle dress to intend 1 t lie east also hey in Annual Jaunt duriutiTorm’y in Balm Reach suits summer ng' their stay in the famous Charles Hart Sophmore won by a leave to resort city They expect the most successful bnut June :n and will he gone about wide Margin cross country run ever held in Northl o weeks ern Ftah A cold day and a stiff breeze could not keep the redoubtable Aggie athletes froui stepping the en- on v ei t ion As a r suit ol their Rotary hie uni k the Co iran i i Cnm- - Enter alists went to Boise the Coen n Kotarians to at tie DIVISION Irat John T C "arter for Die fund necessary to send Die Aggie chorus to the "Intern iiiou-a- l of snappy v i o Cel"!'111 A attend Dio Internm Iona! as Convention representative enterBOISE IDAHO B it 20th district tin from tainers (1 Logan r'iei'Oii sent Adams international presi which was then motion the conded Club larries enliven passed unanimously In less than five s ore in litsl ijuarti miau'es $112350 was donat’d 'is a Koiarian songs com posed iry'ly by members of the club soon made the Alarm m Hirers and the Coir in Koi ry (in!) the favoriies at t i li EXT I of College - City to tertain tiie Kotarians from t tie three states previously li ell! ioliei! 'i lie excellent quality of music lurnished bv the club together w itb their large vur-- j 'I A II !' S'' 11' Mil ol I’'Ul" F-'- c ic 'tlor-- lie I’ PROF CAINE LEAVES Lp Alt"'V f t" I I taking the K"-ii- i ROBERT ANDERSON - ilo M am b ''ptl'ill 11 I Wort' ' on in or Atlilrt ir ’ 11 MOP mi '' h" Wi ll' ' toiirli'' I ii s 'ill'1 M College (Dee sloi in 1' tin'll iC' s' iiil'Ui's t mn'i' a i K M M I'm Kill I a Ii l!"ilulitiili C I''ii '' s C t Kit'i't li'il'i J C ' 'I K1V Willi mi t C ent l i C S' S v vs Wttli l!n A" ' oiiimit 1'' ii til it II' Ill Sll'"'l in-- ' ll ' l I the ('tail Agricultural of lege not below the rank of JO over not and years Junior be shall awards Tipage based upon general merit need and future possibilities of the various candidates as indicated by prevous work in the College” the Discrimination against is specially vromeii students avoided 5 date the Remember Applio’clock May 1st 1920 cations may he left in Room 127 Main Building Sal unlay morning Wesley in King Sail Calm presented a motion to e conv ei ed Kotarians providing for lit v li st lum lu ti r ( v I i v ' H Srrrlir Him r St ' n il of I ' ' v I'll'- M - ! is A li inTliiii-- Cm ML S'i-- Fun ' '! into tlie limelight where they stayed during t lie remain in g la ol Do con- 'lit “John T Ill” Resigns From Ext I)iv — Entrance S B and Summer School Fees Increased — Rapid Growth pm) Tiie w ill of Mrs Johansen provides that the annual income from a fund of $5000 in amounts "not to exceed $150 to thereof any one beneficiary shall he paid to such students Then to the time of "Sweet Adeline it was that tile Logan visitors eiiine la-- 11 Woi V' c i 'll A II I I 1'-'- inn O IS lull Mi iil Vilnv For I I’la'-idc- lllt Ci'url il iMi I'm I' 'I C 111 Ii '" r i' i ire r II j m in In 'I" u WnuM ii i II A 'iil’’i' 'i Cl1 ii ii ( In III - lt li n i ullll cll-- n mill I" W il'- t -- put of I'C award' I"!' sounds impossible Tbe men satnr their way to a free trip to the Atlantic coast summer reset t Alien they swept the Rotariuus of tab Claim ami Molilalia off their eet at lie Oil fill ioll llel'l ill Boise w eel For furl her infortua- II o A e soft lip' elem a III rei'll e loll Robert II ie n 1‘eleismi Imp t ui the lopan mleison p r Club leleaiam: Inip ' tm ill ! ’ IIM'll 'll II I'lipi il A - l ri ' ll II c !'( Cl ii I) will iri "it- made by tbe Eognn and tlm t' other cities sent tel:i tli' Ioanl walk at Adamic c dubs While Die Rotarians to c inviting egrams t'itv Now Jersey the latter part with them next spring the Holune lln iloes that appeal to vou gan aggregation sang their invitation but it not It Tim I The 10111-rnitt- ii niii lll III S j I' Intermountain Win I’ame at Btdse Convention lin'n w o' 11(1 Kl' ini’ AVAILABLE Students wishing to apply lor for Johansen Scholarship in their band must next year applications to Professor Deo Hendricks chairman of on Finance and Awards not later than a p m May 1st and Kin E Wesley SCHOLAR- JOHANSEN SHIPS ENTERTAINERS C Kotarians — College Songsters Ih In ii i' 1" by tlir u - Hacked Movement I'll hi i CONVENTION ROTARY in good time Although Hart led the field by who fori 3 T Cai'ie I'M t ’thirty rods there was only tninuies of the time the between VI President Peterson in reporting difference ’’ll Much ll'i'"1' w inner and the last man to finish (Continued on Page Two) r ! r M i''1 i Hart's time was 1J minutes and 9 se K Couii' i' n c comls Jacques who was picked by in OBERHANSLEY GOES W Nl'l- -' Charimany as possible winner trotted a Christensen Stond with Morris Rufus and Barker close third Roy Expenses-IJotk- y TO IOWA STATE " Talks on “Martrdom of l'oo’s’ V ( ourcil to Fay lie f' refOOIl' B'’ ' ” Richardson Crossed the tape fourth Mountain Colleges to and fifth respectively i' pM '1 pr limtia' —Holds Eaige Audience The Delta Nu Fraternity won the Will of t e R— if f ' e r 1 Be Represented l"( Study Meat Masterfuliv which was u beautiful first I prize i Irgiuiii' '"ii t"f Returns to A C in Mortis rocker donated by the Orval m nominated s a re at be will C represented A C supporter rs with his Adams a staunch September iyig me' tint' y est’-- da ' i lktk ('dorado this year from Thev scored 305 against 211 for the rI Ill'll a Blocks Fletcher b 11 1" W 11! k ' Id D "i" h such ked of 21 ! Last 11 to year r tied lhi‘ Kappa Iota 199 for Sigma tl i f (j p mil loi s most re’iow ridi-- w a s p g with Die IM Mr Henry Oberhanslv assistant di(Contnued on page Three oy d't esente by anil 2 for 11111:11' 01 Alois pleaded with Alpha K Schroeder A ( ppdnr'ion Rather of Bovs and Girls’ Club Work and humored a sum'll ait Thirty eight Frat men finished the rector It that has Rumor vii i" of b"t t M U risley D 38 ::id In Ftah accompanied by his wife and first man was given night In Du Tabernacle ES C N JENSEN forci- race and the cow i""l Dm ' ovi "iy boys Die 01 e son Victor left Saturday for Wyoming q frat second Die little nethod Roiling Brooks Fletcher appearing as point for his frat the m ‘i med representaour worthy bi saiB'atv State down on College Ht Ames Iowa Iowa so bly I ( A and BY f piddudng man 37 for his frat number of the a sum tilth it SPEAKER at the arrival will take special work In on timir CHAPEL The score for the various classes where he M Mill C !111fr Clfoil-g- o ht iiptivutel the house by tives ii a lake tut Con ex“Y plati T ear the Animal Husbandry his ) of mass Ptk t was arrived at in the same way js keen understanding il(d mh the y For the pnst two year Mr to s ml eaouglt men to prevent such cept that 60 men finished and the lie say days logy psyelit " of the with of the ronnected Professor C A stone The has been mer cn n eat e The expenses a well the dy the niriHT first man received 50 point king as his suttjed the "Martyr 2i h Ie away will he met by the go was aM College Extension Divi459 foil' Agricultural tlm audience of scored his Sophos lie c! got Fools" vvuK of milkllng south dm ti'ses Scientific Aspect A win Dr M IL Harris In wr students Dm All A other C M Y sion wisdom two coll-g- c assisting the thrntu-iiotdvs p and hi Juniors 234 Senior i j Die situ turttg was w eh ome Religion directing the boys and girls’ Club was erganied and he good for 114 counts 1UM he never lest them onre w th to go ure held are l"ere ordDd June la "r' Brooks Flet her is one of the fines of Work In Utah HI particular hobby Each year The men who finished and the ted first president Y the under leats frvor of In thl work ha been to Interest the Redfollows slu ( ouieieui is ealtlng with religious er of their crossing the tape ntors travelling the famous and he the - M Morhere A throughout President C travelstudies 'vrt’T auspices has boy of Utah In hog raising his He great earnestness Charles Hart Wesley Jacques oath Lyceum Circuit rumple ting Estes at In and stimulating a keen end to end and country The Conference Iowa State (oil g 'linen of the n Y college ris Christensen Roy Barker Rufus has succeeded i the country from he attended the ' ' for more and Aldthem S11 the oue A' drov among M niany A interest F" on'y out his r Inslriiitor at th Richardson Alexander Bryne r0ming is always heralded by here he took : M livestock representa-student J Atminclude Owen In better will Chapel broad-mindeVerne dlen alld thinking" people a timely mettsage ridge Thorley While attending 190In While at Amea Mr Oberhansby will k hoy atudents lives from the tqitiie Rocky Moun Stevens "Fusser" W’aymin J F day lie asHured the one anmtncr a at SPFLllWtlMt Wyotu-IMI'NCi: Montana Lob J he At tah specialize In butchering and curing tui Region I New Siegfried Vernon Robinson tin 1'nlon Stock Yards which in aplte of the work and proof Kan-th- e of crack and Mexico Lee He hna alwaya ahown a the ‘‘ from of meat BacKtuan h 11 giorado psychologist ert Bateman George ln‘rt lent Ifle mind and tUahellevers claim a i( or In thl phase of Animal These pistol no moro rettinrkuhle Mellor Glenn Loveless Ray Alston keen Interest glg w m all he represented It U better to Illng U least the roughest cation-- at been with hla past experever of "Morand Husbandry speaker bus ftrt11(g are held for the purpose - Bill Edwards Rich Johnston in the hereafter f one h rtli should upon hla Ther-er conline thl Circuit touring that Kart ience along heard on any Lyceum dgtUijHiulj jreat problems ° p0 McKay U L Tixton lBn gue" a-- "-” Immortality asset to the lnter-inlecturg front thg nation which must Wendell l’almer Rosel Belnap return be a most valuable the Rocky Mountain West In allhout IL becauae life he r Stan-gPFools" of state on the "Martyrdom "Better i((t gtudnts ss future leaders of the Leo Ralllson Rex Hurfer Bert j t'lh Alm1 ll- 1logic refuaea to accept each successive nalloD Many student auy that the n Willi The Animal Husbandry department home Savage drove Bachman Blaln S’1'"’1" niWaken clearly n thru life with a EILrr lprtn"'i( ’t classifications la Lortn main the College baa added to ita deof conference a Haffer two hi John 0 iuch Glenn Tumlon point in pr(vlge ml the atlfactlon of it In ’ 1” Le-Rwhat Ibey nuch t0 them as a term at Blood Bill Merrill Rue Clegg partment for next fall a court of person martyred for can come dir'I th what b under dally a hen only g'd will which by think and those martyred Gardner Cyril Clark Douglaa meat Message of great Importance director ald After com-lin- g Jlwnor ie belief" h rre E O Peterson a country very they think by vivid illustration °UtooJeje men Cannon Sidney Nebeker Henry C ection of Mr Oberhanily Tbta should ara by presented student the I’rof hi on the work of the for hla Prof Cain aided Intercolle-roun-d prove a popular and Interesting of nntong fame Hike the persecution of Columbur Olsen Caul Dorlus Klefier Saul h A f°uO of of hi former ervlce at ridiculing (Continued on page course for all Animal Husbandry world idea the games and sport of all kind Lee Kenner t Joe Reed Homer the and ie prealdent dlaeuaed the prob C Itroncho mroy "Tin tudent Maurice ajg0 enRagPd In off Milton Hansen Henry Ford’ tudent RETERSON viewed and cwpolnt of the Nebeker Mr Oberhanaby la a garduat of the which people Hulm with IIlFS)ENX i disgust Angus Maughan th "The facing of matter g rente! CONFERthe Brigham Young Unlveralty He PETERSON TO TALK Robert Griffith Frog McDonald Henry Hhodan'a sculpturing sarcasm TO hidden choice a With the matter of readjustment taught Agriculture In th Payton These men will be given ANGLES Hand of God" n PSYCHOLOGY of year faced ON ENCE AT he wit e constantly forced to order In the offered High School for a number covered by scintillating of the prlzee uncan-- j School of and about fact Purowan High Vo are born equal and later at hi audience telling them named ad- man Monday been left waa have that b would principal find been oon a have which but Prof Henry Peteraon will give The merchant of Igigan rpjnnt fflPeteron the Conference themselves thnt then reliable any other talk on psychology to th faculty and Hefort directing all of bl attennot alway a an Insult from in their patronage tf th iUu aken generoua U If at Work b with him he rant find Monday race In th way of prlaea and to them tion to boya and glrla Clnb (f thB guuthwrat 1 speaker Shaking the house Faculty Women’ League a j ucce-In producauch work b bog on r April f eannot some did special Relent He laughter In one minute by evening April 6th at 8:30 In th goea a great deal of the credit ri b held after the State at every born Department United fool for la tba tion HI h real lie this and t0 Ppk a "There d room After th lecture the their hearty support cl- Un tftp to live" and faculty nd aop at the a must eelt to create rffl A large and enthusiastic crowd lin- of Agriculture making minute and some of them usual aortal hour will be held In th connttaod the C to D before th n wy "Take care of him Our efficiency n hi work Women’ gym The hoateaaea for the ed the cour to watch the progresa Washington of Callfornl In o Anlatl th of for bnrean of tbe away finish him ference thu part tecome an unconscious are Mre J R Jenaon Mra of the fight for place at squirrel put evening km n In the next holding duntry on Pork Prod act e anil be bullded on charactj A Orval Adamt waa atarter Ray J Hansen M II Harris Mr Jn § pr(jr with Governor winter" etc: yet Mr Oberhanaly expect! to return Funk deeper lie which finish LeRoy of of i root Judge rr-ssrrUtah In tlm to tako tp ostKon to of lUh arorer Chari Jetshlna end Georg he conacloue aclf State Engineer McGongle i work during tbe commlng hlh tbe Oregon Green timers be present must a and D 8 Spenter of efficient Man never become Short Line Uallroad Company Tbr ‘ontlnued on P S i it llMlllllS C Still'll S'llm v St ol I ra t r I or Sinn i oarse -- (ti t !’ I Curin I I lcn 111 v il' i:-- vv A : 1 1 t rV'TT lp-a- 11 I:- -! h-- Ober-hansl- ‘ 1 1 j - hi d A rzs:: he-tha- i ol I I- j mFN) J tht aay-Ing- - j r e r Ol-se- lr |