Show r Student Life THE WAGON CANNOT PUSH THE ML'LE UP THE HILL— NEITHER CAN THE COLLEGE PUSH THE STUDENT Subscription Rate $100 per year A STUDENT BODY FULL OF PEP CAN HELP THE PLAYER AS MUCH AS A BOTTLE FULL OF ‘HOOCH’ FOOT-BAL- Published Weekly by the Students of tbe Utah Agricultural College GLUME XX IX)OAN CITY UTAH CIDER FLOWS FREE AT OPENING STAG E FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10 EMBER To Eliminate Unnecessary Nearly one hundred fellows most of them freshmen started the year These on the right foot by getting In a regu- students IF Five cent par copy 1021 President Peterson Cautions Students L SI fllNS AGGIE Expense 1 AGAIN El are hard times Many Cut down expenses so you can go are coming to college at the entire year Let me say it again lar A C stag last great sacrifices on their part or on the enduring satisfactions of life are MAJOR HARTLE LEAVES FOR OREGON A (—COMPENSA- Wednesday evening In the ab- the part of their parents or other the result of work sacrifice some- - SEVEN OLD WAR HORSES IN HARNESS— MORE EXPECTED llmi iuCerlDg Tl sence of the “Y” Bill Bell put the relatives TION GIVEN TO ADVANCED STUDENTS WHO This will make the pre- ures leave sometimes C00D r0RM-IIEA- VV S00XH STARg nothing more over for the Student event Body sent year a serious one for them valuable than a scar CONTRACT FOR TWO YEARS WORKOUTS TO START AT ONCE Everybody had a rousing time from We have a fine and very lareg reYet It not be dismsl The need greatthe first whistle in the games all the best body of young kinds of them that were played est pleasure comes from overcoming gistration The Infantry unit having been At the sound of Coach Dick Rom- ever assembled here This people serious difficulties students Many Dr It a Hill gave George snappy ney’s mythical bugle some thirty of withdrawn by the government Major Col-be our greatest year This i talk on pep and friendship while this ypar will have a hard fight to!"'U tbe huskiest chaps around the l?R® is western all not a corresponding hxffv'r llartle ban been transferred to the make with 1 colleges eC’ great was followed by a good line of jokharnessed themselvp in the In numbers as is Harvard or Oregon Agrieultural College Major es and slories from lee Higgins victory if they win Some will glvejbtrge and luliied padded psraphenalia 1 have not-or a Columbia California is has hut and the j go easy way Sullivan of the United States Army our barber friend Alter a round up to scene the forth of action viz record of achievement It ' ‘7 y’ Coast Artillery Unit has taken the at college songs and yells every- ed already one or two who cannot rery proud Adams field The warriors found WJ j lias noble men f and many sacrifices of young fare grsduated the reality Lf plane of Major llartle In eammand body filled his cup at a barrel of the field in fairly good condition afIt is punish sud women from its halls of the It O T C cider and ale dotiglinuls and candy hard work They cannot ter the summer of grazing and glass themselves There is no defeat more Jealous of 'Its good bistory and will At Ten a m Thursday September contests breaking unor tolerate unclean will and nothing deserve get pitiable They twenty second the cadets will form A brief examination of the varsity It will honor those who are only the dropping from the table worthy for the first time In front of the New Plan showed the several of the old Faculty’s a in squad Itis its now great such from worthy College Ten surrender years Smart tlymnaslum for drill reliables are back Louie Faick will stand out as a really tragic ideals its spirit of service its gen- All Freshmen and Sophomores Hanson Josh Seigfrled Percy Ret its of love real uine these lives of in students democracy the Expedites Registration thing registering for Military Seienee and Joe Maughan Conroy “Butch" To those who can hold their heads scholarship and the people of Utah Taetteg must he physically examined Knowles Chick Hart ’Milt Hansen up under adversity the best is In repose In it great confidence and resaud Howard Woodsides are working by I)r Preston as soon as possible Students Entering Late Will store We must continue to be worthy i pect After receiving a certificate of with the pep that an aggie footbalt Let us make of the Now to meet the conditions which of ail this Have Hours Limited — Comman is expected to display physical fitness report to Sargent I suggest to the students year a joyous one but one of hard all feci of the McGrath in the basement mittees to Aid Students The men that reported for the open that all unnecessary expenses be work and of willingness to submit main building for a uniform ing work out were: Knowles Rulon to restraints those exactions and freto This eliminated applies Smith Cyril Hammond This year the advance students Willard The first meeting of the College quent parties matters of dress flow- which develop character Knowles Boyd Itirle Sterling Harenrolled in the Motor Transport andj V -! E PETERSON G PRESIDENT e other £ luxuries and ers confections was held Sept 7th to lay faculty ris Joe Maughan Rufus Richardson Coast Artillery units will receive! President E J Diehl who r for tlye opening of the 1921-2- 2 ’ plans cents of per day expects to put things over big compensation forty Louie Faick who Rete Conroy Durrel Hendricks Geo- Skipper school year to Serve for the two years that they are History Department the students r8 Backman- J“rk Williams Luke predicts a famous year for the Faick The Charles Hart work r ’ careful study was made by the Josuiah Sei?-frie- d rolled in the advance Book Wells’ Farmers Meal One Adopts Daily Howard Woodside James V f y of the new registration pro-- c compensations accrue during W AIODF'RN D VIRY ure Evans Lorraine Ivinsf James W The student en summer vitiation A course in world history But one meal a day will be served outlined by s special rommit-ie- e G Olson Clarence Loose derolling imitractg to pursue the INSTALLED AT A C human tines of essential the AUTOMOTIVE SHED Bingham consisting of Dr F L West dir- by the cafeteria at the Utah Agri- Pee Hanson aud Geo Spencer same for two years and to attend ector of Interior instruct ion Prof culturai College during the coming velopment throughout all history and BUILT AT COLLEGE Some of the men that are expected an advance summer ramp for six even covering briefly the history of P E Peterson registrar and Dr M back later In tbe week are Jack school year according to Mr O W circumweeks Under exceptional C Merrill kno“ fr°m The Federal Government is build-- j Croft Tub Riter Elgin Erickson C The new plans for regig !! “5 "V stances tlie student may postpone the west and the equal of any dairy cafeteria 'he !arth’ beginning has been organized by tration gre!lUy failtate the pro automotive shed atjWooley Bert Stanger and possibly rtdpP his attendance at camp until the used for instructional purposes y D Dalnes professor of his-'h-e ‘"eeM the complete This meal will be served at midday possible nia(e Agrkuitllral Colge to' Paul Dorius summer following graduation !he ‘‘nir' comtry ha bl!en ln8alU‘d of all applicants for ad- - and 'hc morning aml evening mcls lory This course Is known a His- - hoWp part of At preent the outlook that we elive tomo l pon successful completion of the the luw Anlnial Husbandry build- - registration miMion ln from 0Ile l0 wo day six new men bn our team recornadvance course and upon the lng at the Utah Agricultural College r An ni)0rtant fMture the new Hugh Suttonf Clyde luendation of the I resident of t ie ProflS8or Gustav WHster authority reKUtrutioa lllHDt is the re- fomplcte ley Morgan McKay Stanley Ander- Miltof Professor for this statement who is in charge' orJ of luj Collcge and the G one H to serve Wells The decision the work recent by only alultlUg t1)Ule sltloloThe shed will be built of white son Paul Dorius and Bert Stanger tary Science and Tactis a atudentof ujry manufacturing at the Col- - tic The meal was reached after a thorough known aa "Th Outlines of History” brhk repr lha win kppt It will have fourteen stalls will more than likely not return to as second a room! Mr Wells takes as his central idea! will receive commission ‘ lege has had extensive experience in recoril for t0ur80 wm Investigation of the board and be a separate unit In school this ygar Lieutenant in the Reserve corps of both coranurial and college dairies iluiude In addition to tho grade ob- - situation in Logan City It is found the belief tiiat all hiatory should be' Each stall will Clarence Neuenschwande last year some of the the arm of ihe service that hetn l6 great sections of the middle t8ied’ an anuiysis of his aptitude In that the aituation ia so favorable' tsught as one hugo development1 the shed will be housed trucks slid automobile Freshman Captain hai been called large As a reserve officer rtudted a course as ke neces-will use Denmark in Daines Australia and the not Prof bejwestand j tUat part0ular field covering such that three meals will machines (Continued on page three) may be mobolized for active service Vew Zealand According to Prof qnaUtie ative ability person- - sary inasmuch as the people of this) foundational rourse in history i al a structure has been heeded Such the! of jB discussing the signifitsnee only upon the proclamation by the Ulster the Utah' A! C! plant industry reliability Initiative city are opening their homes to The by the college for some time President of the United1 State that egual to the dairies of the largest j At the students In an almost unprecedented a course Prof Dalnes declared "Mr and judgment tracautomobile for and equipment a state of war exists agricultural schools in the United pnd 0f his college course a special manner and board will be essily Wells has made possible with bis tor instruction is so extensive that "While the local dairy Is! committee will grade each student secured The three meals were new work the giving of a general It has crowded automotive labora- -' States not ss large as the dairies si some upon the basis of all reports This served at the College cafeteria purely! course In all history in a compact torics it is equipped commutes will determine for what as an emergency measure in thejeourse This course should preceed j of tbe bigger schools Iwitli Just ss good machinery is type of work the student is best past Students will find It easy to’ alt work in history and poUtUalj It will then be in s position to secure board and room in Iogan science end will serve ss s general J KUr Jr K AKJMJLL! compactly arranged and offers1 te rur of great cultural value for any for slu- - advise the student and any employees durlng the coming school year Just as great posaibiiitica VISITS THE EAST L dent Instruction" says Prof Wil- - looking for help Mr O W! Cooley states that the one The course has been placed In t be will thus ster It was emphasized strongly In usual high quality of the cafeteria tbs Junior college and Prof Arnold has Just returned open to Freshmen In addition to the regular equip- faculty meeting that students who meals will be continued this year front a three months trip on which he ollent tor making butler and cheess are one or more weeks late for reFormer Professors Shifted To F guthered the very latest Ideas In with com- gistration will not be allowed a full llbe dairy is provided Different Positions — Many 200 Federal Men magazine and newspaper One and one half cred- - Freshmen Nominate plete laboratories for experimental registration ' New Members 1 the deducted A front ia Ice be of will It and hours work other phases journai-operated large plant writing This registration of each student for euch For Training lam In connection with the dairy Here Appear i This is connected with a cooling room week he Is late ln entering He started by spending a lively i 'for butter and a hardening room for regulation Is aimed at to encourage Students of former years $ad More Expected— Federal ' rek at the C of Missouri in a Ice cream early registration and also to pro- A complete the '200 te cream confronted Withvsrions themselves Col-eonfere-mla of the to unwise It Agricultural freshmen held their first class meet- plant will be Installed shortly Till tect tho itudent dub tw Admitted lO National 1(86 Kloril in changes In the faculty thb year hla ay WHb plan ail complete for Utewi ur)llg ° " ln to give a: low a atudent lo attempt make lt mler h direction of Det Gard- j Dunn graduate of w York City the Trof didn't losejMiss Iva Maud farm toj Olganization of tbs Cronqulat full coure In less time than plete rpani manufacture ' federal He claims an average of lh" University of Chicago1 and for- j nerve as a practice farm for any time u mainlatned at la allotted to the work A (Ury Btore A special committee on reception Mr J B Ilearnaon head of the two good theutrea daily say nothing merly in charge of th department students In agriculture the Utah the College where butler and cheese meeting Prof Aril- - of public expression at She Peru was appointed by President Poter- - j Gardner Board Trainees at the Cel- - of other resorts visited Federal be will Agricultural College will become cream lie goM Ul(r InIn the Slate Normal School at Peru B friends old Dr many h of a hag lbs reglstra-training j son literary greatest lr°asitrd( very consisting heavy probably extended to the new atudents they lege report dispensed Miss ra diana 8a hai it found Federal he the whom supplanted t profitmen east very of farm management tion there being two hundred for agriculturists under professor ) (J o liumluate Jhelr ofof the Among them were ttie j Huntsman former head Rehabilitation Act ill the weaiern registered at the end of the aocond 'able to visit Tne ficers nomination snappy Bureau will i editors of prominent new spatter and department of public apeaking here The Veteran United Stales BAMB1N0ES SEE w day of inqslc and Prof speeches that were made Is evidence have about on H ate professor advertising experts of 'who resigned last spring to become hundred dlsableJ magazines Tbe College has Just leased this froah of of fact that the the this acres nine and Harvard Merrill Pogatty Melropoll- - a member of tbe same department assistant huudred Willly two of furm Lyman tan artist and Art Young and oldjat the C of California of household administration year have the usual amount of pep located In North Logan Just a mile Association and spirit which chsracterizees them Illustrator for Life and a radical! Dean S Carder hlto did his Body The Htudent north of the College campus The work In the Oregon who originated the eoetaliat 'dergraduale of Htudent Body at any achool Most of the nominees direction the under Federal Government through the Doll-u- p In Dingling Thirl) from the lavgan High or vlded for In th matter of room and humorous weekly called "Good Morn-- A C Is handling the classes In are either conm1 all is expenses bearing College 'the geology department now that board and are feeling quite pleased Ing " During th bureau of Information and auply the Brigham Young College nected with the work Those nominated are aa followa: with the reduced rat which is about I During an Mr Young Win Peterson 8lt Geologlat and Prof guides for new studeuls coming school year th Government Norman C'hrlstenaen ten dollar President men will have R charge hundred Jenson young Inquired of ProL Arnold if tome head of the department Is devoting will send several Joseph Three Trainee from the Kvenreen millionaire In the west would flu-- 1 His time to th Experiment fttatlon of the committee on board and room Wesley 8chaub Hlaln Winters wounded or Injured otherwise during Nell on the Elisabeth Jensen rewill Prof Jenson secure for the blind at lloltlmore site bis socialist publications wburejof which he became direct School to special ommodations Ihe world war Introduced them to the fighting togs act Smith Bennett Gladys yd bare Just reported at the college upon the Prof immediately diacour- - Brst of September when lr F 8 Majorie habilitation work In agriculture With some difficulty thirty found have assistants at both the eollegc These men 'aged him by stating that tbe people j Harris resigned to become head of These young men will coiue laregly tbs field (that IS Ihe froah corner) and the Chamber of Commerce Ritchie Josephine Lindquist llulmo Secretary and Treasurer' bav not entirely loot their eye but t out West loved their hard earned !he Brigham Young UnlvoreSty at from the western states hog where atudenls looking for 'Mac" un lushed three Inflated to Provo Vernoon ar abi to e enough to get around j rights aud property altogether Through thta sac change a Glcndlou Steiner Wewton may find help Tbe opportunity presented to 'v bides and practically every milking Wendell Budge Athletic Manager! oafTIr they require th services much Dr F L West former head of th recognized the thing on first sight practical training In agriculture Waldo Hatch Roland Davis Howard1 of a raader to get their lessons After bis high life in New York gc hoot of General Science la BOW der this arrangement I unparalleled Smne ay n unanaiuous allhough DORMITORY OPEN OakPresy for I Woodside of Cheer leader arson retired amid New Hampshire Director of the IVpartment of be lean will ' have These j Trainee The Federal aludenti tbi Is not lo betaken as authentic ton Nellson and Conrad Qulnney Instruction and Chairman of Idaho L J Anderaou of Sallns quiet rural life where he wrote f IP kldiloa however have their command all of the extensive! In fad the Attemlanee and fcarct‘p lit order that tthe new student Utah and ! A West bf Ogdsn haveleral agrieultural artlelea laboratory class room and farm kppn‘ knowledge of th game and Due to the fact that ntosl of the who were not acquainted with the finished their fundamental training the Prof made tt a polut to write an committee both poeltioa krlrj kr'l some real work facilities already part of th College (oach i some of the Juniors hsve nominee the at th Evergreen School having Peterson I I y :r article every Suudsy morning before y Profesw give them might plant and lit addition they will l®lfrollli Dave and Hurt Gardner from Senior and i the work and House selected whlih rfiorl nited h'tu pr A u sa r former Of 1 ’the Practice Air j he got up newly "once over' reading High! taken the td the Braille eystem able to secure th necessary practical Jordon Igh Schaub Lord Oil year he candidate on th tor C tliwl the to writ Homo were j Practice House will to how IIS railed of from to also l on tl Henderson threo) and rlttng page (Conllousd Lindsay Weber High furnlrhel come to the reet of th day —— ) Into a durntiiory tor glrle eland (Continued j turned f: from East High (type writer Kerb — After chopping wood and hocltigi will It room for right girl It was decided by the cla to huid with a Braille writer and a typewrlt-- s The kids hsve qtille a lively si at home th In Mrw Merrill eh afterLr foe the a tf been beenm th freshman he nest election when Wedtteedey proficient ule this year ltealdee engaging the preferably MORE 1921 M7ZEKS hla people near Boston Ihe ptofeasor !"U" bn be In morlnl combat on the will si 111 he In charge Dr Merrill Student Body meeting In order that use of each about form are uattsl will a returned wet bound for Imgan full there time better At udeitts Jane si get the intend lo present might and Betty 1 St b of November they There are a dozen 1131 Buzzer on hundred and sixty men with Im- of new Ideas and with a new less with each other Y1 t group Hint It of the family t'nehe A ‘I t South sequel wllh part tangle ’ still on hand which may be ob‘ on Ilf arrangements will be paired vhdon studying at the t r Special B Y t’ When not watching Ihe rtx and — I tained front Uhs Hart last year's School Of thee about seveu-ty-fl- v to b save a wife hetilor In Household on One scribe the the made for an of hind eye Veep by t varalty editor ft Is wonderful how us loor folh the ' hustisud's silent partner I all per rent are totally blind Administration !3 froah These hunks will Ito doubt ne well n has been th osinsolldstlon get along and minnge to hang on III buslneaa There ventures to do things big ! SOON GO so If you wish lo obtain j They promise If It wasn't for th weather a lot domestic Well sure that' nil right of th three bureau at Washington lift without high priced aurgteal op-t- j r a copy of Ihe famous 1121 tluzier XVo to th never cJ heurl added erwtlon to "silent" strength that trtvtng do ‘but where thus you get of ne wouldn't have anythlug If you fulled to get your leal yet yon had better act QUICKLY poor man having apimndic:: yet (Continued on page four) stuff? tulk about timer see ('line Hurt j sow &£ I : v ' & i 7 Cafeteria j en-jf- - ! Irr 1 Wor-purpos- u'lly FEDERAL i j j I Class Officers 1 j pille i I J l pro-sa- ' 1 lut-rvi- nt acront-ntodallo- j la-le- FOR GIRLS sev-iteri- ! ik fr ! f: 1 we’-'jh- fl t n lied-The- I ’ Ever-gres- ' j a oht l! j' cl t |