Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TWO his famous vault At stated intervals the genial Secretary will per sonally conduct parties of favored friends through these mysteriThe ous subterranean passages Horticultural Laboratory is to be remodelled for the ollicts of the Extension Division Extensive improvements have been carried out Now is an opportune moment (Continued from page 1) Once more the English department wishes to call attention to to recall our good record as de- ieal facts and at his enthusiasm in and to deter- organizing and conducting the the course in journalism which baters in 1211-1will be given for the second time mine that no lack of elfort on our new course in Western history this year three times a week the part shall lower that record for The faculty were astounded at his energy in planning and exRemember: Three value of the 1212-12 first semester The course comes from the practice iUthe lajyitatories of the nt The Blacksmith in reporting the constant writshopS huM1 been provided with ing of all forms of newspaper-article- s hiVVxkv 'lights to add cheeriness and a study of the leadainl q elifble Mr Newey to deing newspapers and magazines of tect uikMI sootiness in the the United States and England smrm A large proportion of the A C The'MeMuuiical Drawing Room § in teaching and if in 'thet simps has been much cn graduates engage 'at the same time find jour- larged the Poultry Department might has several new colony houses and nalisin a most profitable avocathe Barns have remodelled gran tion Tire country press is in far aries Miss Johnson's office in the greater need of uplift and imGymnasium has been provided provement than the country with a window giving upon school Kvcrv localityv has its and many hall main the which could easily be imlittle jobs have been finish- paper ed throughout the building New proved and made a paying prolinoleum deadens the sounds in position if it were taken hold of by a college man with ideals and the Library and elsewhere All in all the Institution never an ability to write clear” forciThe was in fitter condition to receive ble ( ntei tabling English Ogden and Balt Lake papers are the students and faculty glad to have correspondents with a “nose for news” in every town COMMON ROOM CLUB and a few columns each month will hi ing in a tidy bit of pin Changes and improvements money for anyone who has the have made the Common Room eyi-- to see news and who knows Club at St John's lions mure at- how to write well constructed tractive this year than ever Over paragraph' The Sunday papers fifty new books have been a ebb'd all out the country are glad to to the library a new card cata- get illustrated articles of general logue has been installed and seve- interest ral magazines added to the numThese are things that anyone erous collection on the rack In the can do as outside work if lie has basement the rooms have all Icon the ability to write At the top replastered and eahdmhied T:u of tin newspaper profession there shower baths have been repainted is as much proverbial room as in and the pool tnbb reset and re- any profession In all the Unitcovered The tennis court is in ed States there are not more than excellent shape and a fall tourna- a dozen really good newspapers ment is talked of while those without ideals which ' For the new students it should are hedged in by “sacred cows” la said that the Club is ihe nieC and dependent on yellow heading place for the fellows down lines to secure readers are legtown The reading room is open ion No work could he more to all and tlu various gaums and to a college man with baths are open to tho who join ability to express himcif in writthe organization Every feiluw ing should stop in and see tin place The course iHiich is known ns and many will find it a eonven-ien- t English 25 will he under the and attractive spot to spend supervision of Professor Arnold some of their leisure time who lias had experience in edittoo are weLome to borrow ing a country paper and in hooks from in the library any to both eastern mid western Sunday papers It will Anderson of the he n practical course in Principal every Schools Helper Carbon county seiiM of the word It would has given tip his position temporhelp vim in fathering a high is and now arily registered at the school paper and might swell ' U A C your poekethook Agron-(VlVOepart5i- RE-OPENE- u D s Tie-girl- FACULTY CHANGES DEBATING VALUE OF JOURNALISM s con-trih- o- ut great 3 ecuting the Correspondence great intercollegiate debates and at the State Fair all three ours! Three victories pus now victories for us— all too and three defeats for our Let every honorable opponents loyal student make up his mind to do all in his power to repeat The men who these successes won for us last year ought not to he forgotten by the old students and they are hereby introduced to the new They are for the U of U Debate Messrs R 0 Porter Orson Christensen Ileber Bennion and Niel Sammon for the Montana A C Debate T J Cole C "T Reese M S Smart for the B Y U Debate M II Green S II Judd and 0 Wr hard-earne- d Is-raels- on intercollegiate phenomenal Professor Dale after rusticating all summer in Jackson’s Hole has gone to St Louis Mo where he has accepted a position in the Department of History of the lie is Washington University succeeded at the U A C by Professor Dailies a graduate of Harvard and an experienced instructor The correspondence work will he carried on by Prof Geo B Hendricks Other faculty members who no longer report for daily duty are Mrs J T Caine III formerly of the Domestic Art Department Miss by Professor George M Turpin ’02 Professor of Poultry Husbandry who recently accepted a similar tion at Iowa Agricultural posiCol- Iowa Howard P lege Ames Instructor in Wooddebates and cuts Madsen of all the debaters F453B GYMNASIUM llis success in this work was really In this connection it might he Her position is filled Dunford ’12 well to call the attention of all Alice who are interested in debating to a pamphlet issued by the Agora Society giving a complete history of this activity at the U A C with detailed record of all Octo- — work David Hughes' Instructor in Woodearving George L Zun del ’10 Instructor in Botany Zella Smart Instructor in EngAt the first faculty meeting of lish the Utah Agricultural College Fri The following members of the Dr W'idtsoe made the an faculty are on leave of absence: day nounceinent that it is the inten- Professors Langton Drew Flettion of the College officials to open cher N A Pedersen Powell and the Smart Gymnasium to the Instructors Walker and MacFar-lan- e citizens of Logan immediately after the close of the football season about November 30th EvenAGRICULTURAL CLUB IN GOOD HANDS ing classes for the business men will he established and systematic The Agricultural Club ever courses in physical instruction carried on Miss Mary E Johnson ft popular organization is enterwho is assisting Coach Teetzel this ing upon its most prosperous year will have charge of the work year Already its spacious new for the ladies of the city Miss quarters in the Experiment StaJohnson will inaugurate a series tion building are being fitted up of folk and aesthetic dancing on and everything will soon lie rundefinite hours will be arranged ning smoothly An efficient and representative for the ladies The large plunge will he thrown open on definite corps of officers was elected last hours and a nominal fee will be spring for the coming year Joscharged for the course barely suf eph W Oise is the new presifwiont to cover the actual expen- dent of the organization with Mr se of conducting the same This A C Carrington as announcement is sure to meet Mr J P Which will act with the approval of the citizens ns set ret ary and Mr S E Price ol Logan and still further con- as treasurer firms the announced intention of With the affairs of the organtin College of becoming indeed ization in such competent hands tlm “school of the nothing but success eau follow people’ FOR LOGAN vice-preside- nt |