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DANCE TODAY AT 5:00 O’CLOCK SMART GYM I Subscription Published Weekly by the Studeuts of the Utah Agricultural College lUte $100 per year ' VOLUME XXIV UTAH WEDNESDAY LOGAN RIFLE TOCOLLEGEFAC- - Branson New Professor of Rural Economics ' K C Ikeler Appointed Welti and Lammers in Music Department Pack and Carter Back uppolnlmont to the faculty is that of Dr K C A significant I'' A C l)ranson professor of rural economt the Vuiverslty ics and sociology of North Cnrollna who offers several coursed ut the college during the fall quarter As a teacher and writer Dr Branson has won nationwide distinction He is an aeknow-ledge- d authority on the social and economic problems of rural life Dr Branson has recently returned from a trip to Europe where he spent twelve months studying farm life and methods of production and distribution of agricultural products His book 'Farm Iife Abroad' which Is Just off the press gives careful consideration to the important problems of cooperative production and marketing as Dr Branson found them applied by the Danish people In 1924 Dr Branson was a member of the visiting faculty of the national summer school first IV A At the college this fall he offers the '''Applied Sociofollowing courses logy" —constructive studies In rural aoeiology open to freshman "Rural community Organization and Lead orship" — a course dealing with the factors and agencies which assist In integration of rural communities open to senior college and graduate students und "Senlnar lu Rural Social Slid ‘Economic 'Problems" open to senior college and graduate students ! An appointment of equal importof Ogance Is that of Mr Mr den a director of the band Imuimcrs was manager of the band school In Ogden SEPTEMBER 30 1925 SMITH QUALIFIES NEW ADDITIONS He is EDITHA SMITH Vice President ROLANJ) DAVIS President 6 Hello Dance In Father's And t Smart Gym Today Plenty of Hand Shaking and Open House Day at The College Hello’s Feature Introductions To Be Annual Affair —OpporNot Necessary tunity For Parents Hello! The student is body nearly through shaking hands for awhile so they’re going to dance this afternoon This afternoon at 5 o'clock following the A W S reception the student body will give its first matinee In the Smart gym The faculty is asked to come and dance too It is to he a “Hello Dance” iiiforpial as Aggie spirit can make it Introductions aren't always necessary for Aggies and a bit of knocking about doesn't hurt anybody Tho Bon Ton orchestra is g the music for the dance So don’t forget to be there and get your share of Hello’s ENGINEER’SiCLUB BUSY GANG Inter-mountai- n Co ii tinned on Dago Eager For- - Action Coach Hall Has Been at Training Camp lli'ifulurly Wade and Worthington Promiging Men 1924-192- ) The t'tuh Agricultural College ha set Oet 24 as the duto when the fnth ere and mothers of all students attending tho college may see the work of the Institution They will be given an opportunity to see tho work meet the faculty and enjoy the recreation that Im a part of the student's daily life This open house day of the College Is the first to be held but will be conducted by the faculty and stu- dents annually hereafter Complete plans for the day’s program are being arranged and will appear In an early Issue of Student NUMBER REACHES HIGH TOTAL 5 With a record of expert rifleman limitation the size of tho and fifth bight point man on tbe Cadet Coys haring been ordered by Kenmatch ninth corps Inter-arc- s tbe war department for tlilj year neth "Brick” Smith returned last basic students wock from Camp Perry Ohio Smith only those second year a faculty committee will wan high point man In the rifle com- selected by at to Fort Casey Washington be admitted petition membership accordduring the early part of the summer ing to Lieutenant Robert C Padtey such record giving him the oppor acting prof of military science and (unity of competing at Camp Perry "Brick” belivea that bad the tactics at the College The limitation arm of the law forced him to shake Is only temporary- and la based on the weave) out of bis clothes when last year’s enrollment for the fall he reached Chicago and had the quarter The total a year ago was and one including grasshoppers stayed clear the sites throe huudred of his rifle the trip might have been fifteen advanced student of Due to the added expense more onjoyablo However such matdeters seemed trifles when compared carrying advanced atndenta the with tbe extensiveness of (he camp partment la authorized to cut the Some seventeen hundred regulars bast ceurollment five men for each addition to laat year'a fifteen were stationed with as many Thl fall for no ether reason than tng the advanced course e enrolled for to keep the ramp sanitary and do find aomo twenty-fivthe work In the battcrys Two truck the aeulor college work Lieutenant states that any student louds of amunitiou were shot each Patllcy this year or any day rain or shine with the aggie eligible for drill must other register for the year about sixty representative firing selection for the designated rounds of that amount Good train- work for the shoulder quota to he made later ing he claims In making tlr eselections t lie folwhen preceedlng a football season A more will be observed: lowing to failed Mr Smith quail Although and the examination fy In the individual competition he rigid physical made the ninth eorp area rifle team enrollment only of those who fill in and finished fifth high point man every respect the p- escribed physical among Its member The team won standards of all generally Disapproval first place waivers for slight physical defects in report called for by Paragraph 19 b THORNDYKE TEST GIVEN THURSDAY In A Fifty-fou- - j j j j j Directory SORORITIES 5 North BETA DELTA— 389 Eust 2 North Tel 50-- 771-- FRATERNITIES NIGM I ALPH- A62 South Main I- PI Three) NALTs e FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ' 1925 GRADS IN VARIED WALKS HIGHER LEARNING TAKES REAR SEAT Professions and Universities From Coast to Coach Inhabited Four Are in Washington D C Social Instincts First Thought In Pro And Answers To “Why Did You Come to College” As the new school yeur opens we find the largest freshmen fool-hu- ll squad In the history of the inMilton R Merrill winner of tho stitution ready und eager to learn Hendricks medal and Agprominent more educated method of higher gie debater Iasi school oar Is teachfootball in collegiate rank ing at North Cache In the seminary The newly appointed fresbniou He I also writing sport department knowta full Of couch Walter Hall for the Deseret News In Salt artielea ledge regarding the rudlmcnta of Lake the game a he wa a former Unii'rcstog M Nielsen left the middle versity and West High Athlete of of last summer for Washington D C of head na na well Coach Halt Lake Htlilotlr at the Wentmtnlater College where h Is now attending school at school of the Capitol City He Cornea to the the (ieorge Washington I I A well qualified and a good He received an appolnimenl a few day ago to a position a special exfind for our aeliool Coach Hull has been In dully at- pert In the metals division of the tendance at the early training ramp tariff roiiimlsaiun He la one of the r and has been an Incentive to draw few and Aggie dehaler freshmen to the said camp at an ear- wlnuer of aevtral oratorical contest ly date having hsd the largest Hum-Anotbor who received a certificate l r of freshmen to an early camp (if graduation last spring and who lx tbna far The first night of regular at the fleorge Washington Imw school found forty freshmen decked school I Weston Vernon Jr ‘'Wea” out In the tog going thru the early wilt bq remembered a a debater ’ grind of the lunula team and forcaptain Although It la yet early to pick mer editor of "Student Life” He the must promising freshmen such was awarded (ha II U T C medal men a Wade Worthington War last year ( gurtoii ZuaiU'l Call Barker Mar-to- n Drue Uliuson who graduated from and many other are showing up and will give the team t good the basic aria and acienee department I numbered on the leaehlug Tun Tor thslr money at (lie Logan high school Mott staff Tbe men are working hard for of classes aro In the Junior high her afttheir first game with the varsity er which they will fall to their re- school Hoy Halveraon who la remembergular activdulo whhli is a vrv good ed host with Ida violin has also tagi pnr four-yea- 1 - 1 has chapter at practically all the Important college and universities en to teaching high school students throughout tho nation The InstallaBox Elder Is w here he Is employed tion will take place within Lbe next ss an Instructor In music and (wo week and offlcem of the fratEnglish ernity aro planning to make It a gala Rita Hulme Is spending her time event Th entire Halt Imku chapter acting as secretary to William M wilt probably be present At tbe InJardlne of agriculture la stallation many graduates will also Washington Hhe left Just a short be Inflated Iogan member of Pi time before school opened to sssuuie (Continued an page four) her duties there — latter Hirst the only one to be WANT AN ASSIGN- graduated with honors last spring MENT THIS WEEK? I Slid who has fulfilled the position of assistant in the chemistry departj ment for over a year Is headed for Contrary to the rumor that his degree at a university In Califreshmen are timid and fear j fornia to tread seine have ventured Itelvln la nmu the originator of Into Student Life office seek- - f I "Mel Lemons Dance orchestra" is lag assignment and expressing a deal re to work on the staff studying music at an easleru Institunot yet tion "Mel" will be n ssi d In the The organlxetlon I end opportunities In dance hall and as accompanies! ta complete are your the college glee club all department Cocll linker who won letters in Beirut Ions (or position on th basketball steff are not nude eceordlug and trsrk during his to rank but rather to tnternsot senior year ha taken to teaching game and knowledge of th He Is located at a high school ''someIs ’ not I where In Nevada" previous eiperieno Moses L It irl) commonly known ncosry and appointment are Impartial as "Tarrus" baa entered with the will lie nude Assignment other Aggie the lew school In hour Friday or at during any C D Muse before left Washington Call In and get Baturday school finished to tske up hi work mcj-ctar- ’ A Sophomore slopped me tu the hall the other duy To find the reason why If I know — I Just got o darud wild bumming tho streets at I was at thla college gay The spirit of knowlege ha over here for a home— I cam got me change" — Nod Waijiron Said I with a terrible "To get out of work at Jioim-"Clarence Bigler grin It Isn't Ilia knowledge of "To gut a girt— "Red" Wade "I'd rather gu to school than book that I want But just tbe uulntnnglhle work" — Willie Huy ward "Papa made me”— Fay Peder- him— A Friable x — son I Daughter of N A) When ind dimes are cueonutered "I’ll bite" — I Vur Card "To be Loretta's guy — d" — Tony in th Suhaia desert travelers tu automobile are required to luy unit Lunt to arc nr Iruition O there's ao much campus" — under their rai Frequently It lake thirty hour to Charlie Griffin "It's the path of hast resistance" go 13lMI ft el — Earl Jenaou to be "Jut ( on I’agH 1 tin el your n fis-al- i College ‘ man" — Carl- ton Young "It's better it hale loud und than never to walked to college have loved at all— If yar don't understand mo come to the chapel and VII give on my combination”—-Hele- n Blown I (lilitlnm to ' Wliat did you come for! "Darned found out came" — loiulae Shephard "I have'nt "To drive my )vt why I "Bus" round"Ht-U- u Merrill "What brought me to college?— tr t Crm Th teller tho rr 1924 First Day for Registration of students for th fall quarter began Monday morning September 28 at 8 o'clock The registration progressed rapidly throughout the day Reports from the Registrar's offiee at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon bIiow a total of 615 students who have completed registra tion Di addition to this number 69 students have registered on temporary forms and are attending regutar classes Their registration will be completed next Monday At the Close of the second day last year students had’ completed registration The total collegiate registration for 1924-2was 881 and the total registration for the school was 986 Of this number there were 103 vocational students Tho expected number of vocational students this year Tho does not exceed a total of 75 expected collegiate registration fof 1925-2Is in excess of 1000 Tlie first week in 1922 showed a registration of 393 the same period fu 1923 totaled 411 in 1924 the number was 461 with 1925 showing a total of 515 Students are registered from qll section states in the with a particularly largje number from Idaho Other slates are also 4t 3 KOItOMIS 603 East Increase Vocational Dept Not Increased To Complete Next Monday Fraternity and Sorority HIGMA THETA l’lll— 172 East 3 North Tel r Over Enrollment ’ Tho Thorndyke Intelligence test will he given Thursday afternoon at 2 p m in room 280 Main for those desiring to use it for college entrance If a satisfactory grade (60 or better) is obtained the student is given con- dltional college standing After the successful completion of a year's work (43 hours or more) with an average grade of B or better this conditional standing may he made permanent upon approval by the Collpge council A fee of $250 must be paid before noon Thursday at the Secretary's office by those desiring to take THIRD 1 1000 ' " PI FOR IIE17 DAYS EXPECTED TO REACH PI ZETA P609 North 8 East Tel 912-DELTA NT — FRAT CARD INDEX ZETA (3) A H 145-1- 0 166 North 1 East Tel la Exercise of great care in selection ALPHA DELTA KlUILON — 82 Crockett Ave Tel 743-STUDENT DIRECTORY GOING NATIONAL of advance course students Elimination of second year basic l'HI KAPPA IOTA-- 485 course students who fail to display East 3 North table OecupuMls of tile checking interest ill tho R () T C oh demon- OMEGA TAl — Petition to I’hi Alpha Kappa were directing Monday constantly proper qualification essenllul 128 South 1 East - Tel 713-new studeuts to fill out ‘‘two” time jbranted Last Spring Installa- strate in Reserve Officer's GAMMA PHI— ALPHA cards they th'lnklng that one was tion Within Two Weeks Recommendation for discharge 715 East 2 North Tel 1154 sufficient One card is for the Refrom contract of advanced course gistrar and one for the Student DidemonThe petition or the Pi Zeta Pi students who huve not rectory to become strated proper and sufficient aptitude the College of fraternity I The cards contain such n formaPi Kappa Alpha in the performance of their duties to tion as the student’s full name his affiliated with the social frater- indicate that their further Instruca national fraternity ON CALENDER parent's nume his telcpiiouo number the rloao of tion will qualify them for a commisetc' Such Information for the stud- nity waa granted near official school laat spring the sion in tho Officers' RiAerve Corps ent's benefit lias prove most to tako place within the Second Session Closed Recently as Ridiculed by Its constant next two weeks according to Presiuse Each year since Its adoption 1925 Sufficiently Large to Justify freshmen huve not been long in dis- dent Lunt of the local organization kind Its of Its Existence ri Zeta PI Is tbe first a vast covering that It contained a national with affiliated become to store of Information In the way of October 10 — Denver U at Denver on the petition has With the registrutioln for and addrocies fraternity Work telephone numbers 17 — Moutana Mines at the October for on at the been College going National Summer School sufwhich could not have otherwise liecn Numerous con- Buite half a and year past learned without some difficult ficiently large to Justify Its continor October 24— B V U at Salt Lake chapter uance plana are being laid for a eiiihurrussment From a pcrsoiitl as ferences with the October 31— C A C at Ogden been held and through their well aa a business third auch venture for next summer the have standpoint bf November 6 — Wyoming at Logun tbe aid tha chapter granting usefulness and value of such I tliro according to a public announcement November 11 — Montana State at made It 's facilitated by President K G Peterson ilory Is keenly appreciated -That national fraternities have logau found In the Kegmlrar's office November 20 — Utah at Bait iuike (Continued on page four) not como lo the College before Is due to the fact that for several years fha school officials have opposed the establishment of national fraternities on the campus but aa soon as the bars were dropped two years got Immediately ago tho chapter on a petition busy m —I ii y Tho PI Kappa Alpha fraternity la Con recognized as one of the leading organizations In the United 8tate It Life 1 BEUIRIG FOR i Tbo opening of school finds 'the Aggie Engineers stringing In from all parts of the region Back they colue froqi the transit and'tbe Yevel 'and If you eak believe this" nut brown Sons of St Patrick )ou will find that engineering is the onry life for them A A E men during the past summer have been working for the U S Bureau of Ronds and Hie IV S Reclamation service and are proving themselves worthy of the title of an experienced hand master and played for a number of years In Sousa’s great organization of which he wus a soloist Another addition to the music department Is that of Walter Welti a graduate of Cornell university who “Engineer" w 111 have charge of the college The A C Student Club of the chorus and glee dull As a member American association of Engineers enjoys the heurly cooperation of tbe (Continued on 1’age Three) Ogden chapter of the national organ— — — ization and students In engineering have found it very much to their ad- Freshman Largest Squad in Histcry OF -- Mother's Day October 24th FollowsReception OHIO MENT Scores Fifth on Ninth Corps Limitation Only Temporary Point Man Team Area at Committee of Faculty to Select Ilich Second Years Who Are Eligible Casey Camp c Mr Davis and Miss Smith associated with six other student members of the executive council und three faculty representatives comprise the govDoth are seniors and erning body of student u flairs for the yeur 1925-2have a wealth of experience Through their efforts the Aggie hand shake and genuine democratic spirit has ulready become second nature They are workers with none of the flowery dlspluy lacked on — how enn a banner year escape? mm AS CADET C0RP LIMITED EXPERT AT TO INITIAL ENROLL- PERRY CAMP Five Cents per Copy 6 inter-mounta- " " represented htftll Representatives of fifty schools Jiavp registered in th Freshman class There la a heavy enrollment of Freshmen F Kajadi a student Who formerly attended the American High School at Teheran Persia and who latar attended school in Germany and at the University of Wisconsin is rogv istered and is doiug special work in Animal Husbandry Poss Parsons Boosts Aggie Prospects in Dispatch to Denver Campus Visited By Post's Sport Writer Romney Predicts Bel- -' ter Team Out of Worse Material Compared With 1921 According to hodule C 'J parson sporla editor of (he Denver Post and ronirlkiilor lo Bpaldlngu official footbiil! guide on an aerial tour of the college and football tennis of the Rocky Mountain Conference arrived last week In a new model government alrpluue piloted by Dun F Kearns Inspector of for the Colorado National Guard on a visit lo the camp of tla I tnh Aggie lu Landing was mud John Qua) le’a field northwest of town from whence they wero couvny ed to and registered at tbw Hotel Eocle Almost immediately they went to tho College where after watching Couch Romney's football-er- a at work they at dinner at IlM trainers table ut which were also alr-piu- present President K 0 Peterson of the college President Hubert of the Chamber of Coramerro and several other cltixen Th vlalt-o- rs as being expressed themselves delighted with this beautiful vulloy Aviator Kearn said h bad owevr traveled over mors beautiful territory anil both wrr delighted with tbw college campus Tbe visit or Mr Psrson will glv Burlier are lint rvsiionsible for tho the wider publicity than Aggie hats of their customers tn a decision could otherwise huve been hoped bunded down by a New York Judge for and another bennflcwl result who held that ''lie burlier la a craftsfrom th visit I that Mr springing man labeling for wages not a ritpliul-Ir- l Parson has promlied lo feature th bind ness of tend a in conducting forthcoming visit to Douver of th lust” American Ievgtnn' fifty drum and bugle corps following tho big Legion convention lo bn held at Omaha Hu NOTIC E I will have 11 of Denver'a clllssu Applications tor manager of socials and drsmsihs will b re-- I lilting up and taking notim Just what Mr l’sreons think of cel vnl by lie Ihtvis uni II 12 th V A C tralulug corps football o'clock noou Saturday Oct 1 - — (Ciintintttd on page fnur) a i |