Show kP Stud STUDENT BODY DANCE IN SMART GYM TONIGHT Subscription Kate Published Weekly by the Students ot the Utah Agricultural College J100 per year VOLUME XXIV FIVE ALUMNI Sorority I’ludKes House Mother of Ten Years ' play Museum Common Room and Gymnasium President’s Reception Football Game Dance Completes Program Griffin of the Iiourd of Trustees will bo the speaker at the sjtecial chapel exercises to be held this morning at 11 o'clock President Peterson will give the address of welcome aud special musical numbers have been arranged for according to Dr Linford chairman of the general committee ou Father's and mothers' Day This morning parents were met by a committee of the faculty and students They registered and proceeded ou an Inspection tour of the campus Sometime during the day students are urged to take their folks to such places as the museum ladies' rest room mens ' common room library cutlet drill at 10 o'clock and the gymnasium that they might see the College iu its i regulur work day garb the assembly this Following morning at 1 1 o'clock parents will take lunch with theirs sons and daughters in the College cafeteria From one until two an Informal reception will be held at the President's resdent followng wheh all parents will be guests of the College at the U of Wyomiug-Aggi- e football game Ill the evening they will be guests at A student body daneo In the gvmn Wherever it is possible It is hoped tliut parents will take advantage of the complete program however If they are able to attend only the those In meeting tins morning to here them have aie happy chaige John K Legion Will Conduct Armistice Celebration Ten years is a long time! when you ure faithful to one cause all the time hut — “Everything comes to them who wait” — and it huppened "Aunt Jo" Johnson bus lived with the Thetas "off and ou” for ten years and now she isn’t just a Housemother ns she has been for the last few years She's wearing a green and white pledge and letting the Thetas pin tell her Just what they want her to do since she's a gout She said she thought it would he fun to lie a sorority girl since they didn't exist on U A C campus when she was registered here and now she's pledged well ‘Aunt Jo’ Bays she's never been much happier f The Sophomores them proved selves easy victors In the pull The Freshmen received their bath to the accompaniment of cheers from the entire student body Not relying upon brute strength to ward off the chill the cunuing second years to hitch their end of the ropo to a handy truck seemingly being statiuued for no other purpose Mr Ellsworth was directing his horsemen" from the truck when suddenly the mob spirit promptest his dismounting and the wrist enjtir-ie- s seemed to follow in due course After the tug of war a spirited ruly was held to stir up pep for the third conference game in Ogden Charley McNeil gave a short talk -- Make your paper more interestArmistice Day Wednesday November 11th will he celebrated In ing to moro people was tho suggestlaigan by tho American Legion as- ion of Professor Arnold in his tulk to sisted by civic school and fraternal tho staff members following their luucheon hi the east room ot the organizations Tho Natlonul Satuto will ho fired cafeteria lust Friday lie urged that the number of deby liallery K 145lh F A Utah Nat louul Guard terminating exactly at partments bo Increased stressing es11‘OU A M at which timo the Ar pecially a department called- “The mist ice went Into effect In 1918 on Frehman Letter llox" which would be conducted very similar lo the the west ren Front Post will tuke populur Katherine Kuye’a questions The local part III tho special Clin pel exercises and answers Professor Arnold ulso to be held at the College at 11:00 emphasised the need of making all article more newsy and of seeing A M At I 45 I’ M a parade will atart things from the standpoint of tho downtown march up to tho A render' fool hall game at Adam’ Every year tho staff members enThe parade will be made up joy a limited number of meuls at the Field of tho American Legion Fife and expense of Student Ilfe where rapDrum Corps vvliirh took eighth place acity of the tray is the only controllut tho Omaha Convention tho Amer- ing factor The editor Informs u e that the meetings following the Post mouthers tho ican e luncheon always show lUo percent ot hand a picked battalion cadets tho Doiury and Klwanls attendance the llrlghum Young organization College aludents the laigan lllgh Dr Pack Lectures On Snakes of Utah students the lioy Scouts tho local lodge of Elks and as many other The first program of the Club us desire to enter Iiciiteiisiit Pud lev chairman of Agricultural College Science Club for tho Parade Committee would like to tills acbool year was given todsy Iihvh sll of tho Fraternities and Sor- when Dr H J Pack professor of orities at the College represented III lonlogy anti entomology spoke on tho parade as separate units with I Its snakes of Utah Dr Pack named their flags distinguishing Inalgnla and described the varloue suakes to mid any stunt or feature they wish to bii found In this stale and gave Interesting facts about their life hisput on The parade will bo In two section-tory The next meeting of the club 1 the first bended by the American will be Thursday November II si aud o'clock Legion to typify tho Importance l solemnity of tli occasion the club with sev- Juniors Stsge First Class headed by the With Hallow e'en Feature eral special features to bring out Its - n Ito-N- o Party Kuyety Llculent Pudley would like the Fraternities and Hororltles lo think on their tho mutter over and alunt and report to him In his office In the Ag Engineering bulldlug before Friday November dth when entries for Urn parade will be closed He would like all oilier person or groups having Ideas for theaeeoud anrtloil of the parade to talk It over e i' AMONG OF ARNOLD PRESENTS The Junlot etas opeued their social last Friday night with a dancing parly In the Woman's (lytn 7 lie Hallowe'en Idea was carried out with ora ngs and black raps Imugh-nut- s and orange rider punch were season “Old time dalicas war The music was furnished by lh Bon Ton orchestra The amusement commute was In charge of served bfe RURAL LIFE f V : Fire Cents per Copy NUMBER 6 Managing Forensic Endeavors For SEMINAR LECTURES 1923-2- 6 PHASES COVER BOOK TO LIBRARY OF EVOLUTION Modern Language Parsons Hobson Professor Gives Thirty Seven Volumes and Robinson Deal With Ag And Rural Life Waugh andlla) ballContribute Subjects of Biological Study Announced By Department — Peterson First on Program Prof lessor Frank R Arnold has presented the Library with thirty seven volumes’ of value among which are a Bible and a Book of Mormon written In French a book on “Agricultural Colleges” by Prof Waugh of Macs Agricultural College and an Autobiography of the world's most beautiful woman Lilly Langtry for discussion for the Joint biological seminar to be held during the coming school year under tbe direction of the biology department of the College have Just been announced by the committee in charge All lectures will touch some phase of evolution which bas been selected as the central theme for the sem-inThe first lecture of the series ager for the school year has sucwas delivered last night on the evolu ceeded in listing Washington Oregon Montana Colorado und California for tion of the solar system by Proressor William Peterson head of the inter-statdebates He Is a word artist of much repute und displays department of geology at the college Tbe dates subjects and lecturers qualities of as an active manager as for tbe remaining lectures are as folthe College lias known Bowman and a hook of Critical Essays Ellis The Bible and Mormon were given to Mr by an old Swiss woman who by Had-loo- k of Arnold lived in Hook Providence Mrs Hyrum Haybull has also enriched the Library by a gift of one hundred thirty five books among which is a valuable set Universal The Anthology by various authors number of books bag been increased also by a gift of twenty two volumes givpn by C P Daniels a student of the College last year - :’Nv u-fv WELCOME I FOLKS TO THIS SCHOOL OF YOURS 1923 5 BIBLE AND MORMON AUTHORS Five members of the alumni association of the Utah Agricultural College are listed among the authors of the Hook of Rural Life a set of ten volumes dealing with the proteins of rural communities and pub‘ Comlished by the Bellows-Durhapany ot Chicago These joint authors ura Albert K Bowman director of Extension service of the University of Wyoming a graduate of 191 1 who with T S Parsons' also of tho University ot Wyoming wrote the article descript-o- f that state Ivan L Hobson of the class of 1914 director of the Junior Achievement Bureau of the eastren states who wrote the articles on the Indian farmers and the bureau of reclamation: O W Isralson of the class of 1 9 2 professor of Irrigation and drainage at the Utah Agricultural College who wrote the article on Operation Results From Annua irrigation James T Jardine of the Frosh Ducking — Spirited Ral- class of 1905 director of the Oregon ly Follows Fray on Main Sreet Agricultural Experiment station who wrote the article on range farming D K Itobinson of the class’ of and As a result of a “free for all" fol1911 proressor of marketing at the beannual war the of lowing tug U A C who wrote the article destween the Frosh and Sophomores last the state of Utah Friday Keo Ellsworth sophomore cribing Tho Book of Rural Life Is an enleader suffers from several brok treatment of subjects en bones In the wrist An operation cyclopedical connected with agriculture and rural followed Immediately after the Frosh life In general bath in Logan frigid water and some of the broken pieces were re- Seven-Inc- h Chrysanthemums moved from his wrist Characterize Annual Show Lieutenant Dudley Chairman of Parade Committee — - Special “Add a Freshmen Letter Jlox” Says Professor Arnold Chapel at Eleven Wednesday with blui UTAH THURSDAY NOVEMBER LOGAN Students Urged to Dis ‘ v-- A Subjects ur e lows: November SMITES Concerns Teaching of Origin of Man Theories in Utah State Schools For Femsis Debates Deals With Sale of Wine and Beer Question that tbe state of Utah law prohibiting the of evolution in stale schools teaching in so far as that theory deals wilk the origin of man” is tbe questiow for state debate already aceepted bf the College council and the University debating coach Although th K Y U has not sent in an approval there is no doubt but what th timely yet broad subject of evolution will be adopted Tryouts for th teams will be held sometime during tbe latter part of this month The question for the girls' intrastate debates has not been definitely worded but wil deal with th possibility of amniending the Eighteen-- ’ th ammendment so as to permit the sale of light wines and beers Two on each of two teams will rompoe the girls' debating teams oue to meet the K Y U aud one for the L of U meet Three on each of twv teams will reprsent the College or the regular triangle debates The debuting council and chairman Christensen have an exrenbiv program outlined for both men and ladies of th College for intr-Ma- t debates for the 1923-2season Col- Ore-- ’ orudo Washington Montana gon and California are the states to be toured hv tho selected word Positions will be competiartist tive but tryouts won t be beld until after the first of the ear Such on hoqors are usually bestowed those making the best showing in elute debates and willing to try for the more interesting schedule In addition to the above scbrdula four Junior College debutors will t chosen latter in the season to meet the Branch A C of Cedar City On team will travel while the other will meet the southerners at Resolved sould pass a 4 Evolution of (’out! -nents Professor Reed Hailey November 11 Earliest Life as revealed in Fossils Professor XV m Peterson November 18 Social Ewilution Dr Women Challenged To Put On E C Branson November 25 EvoProgram of Equal Interest lution in Afatter Dr Sloerwin Mae-sDecember 2 Life as Revealed As a result of the challenge Waned by Fossil Record (invertebrates) by George Spencer representing the Seventeen DirecUnder Singers XV male members of the Student Body Bailey Deeein -tion of Bowen Give Opening Professor Reed 9 Life as Revealed by Fossil Reber to the girls of (he College the men Number of Lyceum Season cords (vertebrates) Professor Reed will give the program in Student XV Bailey December lfi Analysts The I! o al Welsh Cleemen gave Body Wednesday Nov 11 The girls program will come the following the opening number of the College Of Evolution from Comparative Anti tony Dr H J Pack ’jjnaarv C week Lyceum rourse Tuesday night In the Analysis of Evolution from En’jrv At this time the men are unable to Tabernacle to a very appreciology Dr H J Pa-furnish details of the program but ative audianee laiwury 11 The group of 17 singers with Dr Analysis of Evolution from Geograpthey declare It is to be something hical Distribution of Animals Dr good Joseph Bower directing sang the H A marvelous profusiou of chrys J Pack: January 20 Analysis of Those who saw the performance scheduled program representing Evolution anthmuums some of them over sev- put on by the meu last year under American xVelsh from Animal and Human English Irish and en inches In diameter characterized the direction of “Dee” Davis know Scotch favorite K G Carter JanPhysiology songs 27 Evolution in the Plant l)r the second annual College chrysan- that- - the men are capable of doing uary The numbers were carefully selectthemum show which closed today clever work Jack Wahlen With hls ed of a wide variety and well given B L Richards February 3 Influ -Over twenty two varieties of chry- quartette and Card as the The group of Wesh Folk songs enoe of Plants on tbe Process and Of fair heroine were stars of the prosanthemums were oil display “Gwenith Given” arranged by Harry Direction of Living Forms Dr H L these six were new to this part of gram Present Day Evans and “Dwyn Ann” arranged by Richards February the United States These new varieRuby Stringham had charge of the Dr Bower were espeoiaiy clever and Evolution in plants Dr Geo Ste -ties included the Louise Pocket an girls’ program The ukelele quint- were well received us were the other wart: February 17 Present Day iu Animals Dr II J Pack enormous “muni” reaching seven ette and the dormitory skit were numbers inches In diameter hard to surpass to say nothing of the and one-haThe group proved generous iu February 24 Origfn and Antiquity tintwhite and delicate purple-pin- k Schaub sister and Blanche Browning their appreciation of the applause of Man Professor William Peterson March 3 Factors In Evolution Dr ing the Bronze Turner a rich bron- as a I'rima donno ind resimnded to encores bearze streaked with InII J Pack March 10 Genetic The judges declared a tie between and famous world ure The group h the two programs lat year so the are making tour of the world now dications as to the Manner In which ing as many ns seventeen blooms oil a single plant (lie Nellie entertainments this year will deride Evolution Takes Place Dr George They claim Booth Great Britain a Ross a large heavily bearing yellow the superiority of the two groups Stewart Alarch IT Evolutlou as the their home Foundation of Ksiucational Work chrysanthemum the Odessa another large yellowr flower the purple November 5 Set For Professor Henry Peterson: March 24 Director Station Experiment King a deep purple and resembling Annual Farmer Celebration Leaves For Northwest Analysis of Evolution from the field and the Japanese chrysanthemum The Ag Club Ball oue of the mam of Psychology Professor Henry Petthe Sylvan Tints a variety that show socials of the school year will he Professor William Peterson Dir- erson ed very poor growth held December 5 according to a re- ector of the Experiment Station oml Spiritual During the mouths of Alarch Develop Tho Betsy Ross was probably the port from Daken Broadhead Chair- the Extension Service of the Agri- April and Alay lectures will be given outstanding variety 111 the show This man of arrangements Life Says cultural College leaves Wednesday on the following subjects: beautiful white flower howed well Muny other features have been pn ati olfidal business trip which will Origin of Social life and the Origformed waxy blooms with as many planned several Skating and Skiing take him first to the Pacific North- in of Human Nature Is Society Origos ten blooms on one plant all over parties are being looked forward to west ami then to Chicago of CKurrh Superintendent He will in and Evolution of ltaces of Alan Schools also an entertainment for the Home Delivers six Inches In diameter Other plant Evolu Evidences Weekly of this of Archeological spend Friday und Suturday s many a twenty blooms Ec Club during the winter quarter showed Chapel AddressjMakes Appeal tlon Kvftutlon of Ethics Concept Herd of llolstelns State all five Inches in diameter on one Tho Spring term brings tfieir Annual week at Portland where he will visit of God In Nature Development of Dr Adam S Bennion superintplunt The show was under the direc- Pilgrimage und another Home He thePueifie International Livestock the Hebrew of God Development of endent of school for Hid - D S tion of Km II Hansen landscape ar- party Hebrew Evolution Herd and the Ethics State Utah Show at which the church made a strong appeal to The Ag Club ha for its officer chitect of tho College Bible Evolution of Uelighm Evoluof Holstein cattle Is being exhibited Pres Hamilton-Melvin this year to develop the spiritusl side HuPullman Direction and to tion will turn! of he go Religion From Port of their llvs in an address deliverLemo)ia Wilson Vice Pres and Er- Washington to attend the mutual man Evolution r A? Club Ball Discussed At Regular Meeting nest iriggs— Sec and Treas These subjects will be dim urned ed before the Student Body of tha convention of the direetors of the exTo acquaint the students with the such men as Dr F L West Prof College In regular weekl) cliapid exIII the eleven western states by meed-lutension g The Ag Club held regulur Ag Club we huve delved Into Its past orcise held today Al H Harris Dr XV XV llemlerson 13 Inclusive 9 to Friday and began arrangements The Ag (Tub was organized In 1901 November of Professor Henry Peterson Processor Higher education does not need the Pullman evening leaving for the annual Ag (Tub Ball which and had for its situs (1) To Create to lessen the spirituality of any one will Milton ami workers members lieiinlon other extension the Is to be given In the ueur future un interest Iu scientific Agriculture the nth Canadian of the U A C slid University of according to Dr Bennion who con-tiami sch- travel ax a group over the Tin (Tub had as their speaker (2) To promote leader-shi- p November d: "You can believe all truths Utah Faculty where to Chicago Prof Stewart of the Agronomy de- ool spirit (3) To uld In the social Pacific annual that aeb nee inn) proclaim and mt the attend will 19 to lti they In school show to who are gave data life while Its members partment Associarun still lie a good Christian Yost that the student registered in the This organization lias been In sch- convention of the American and Ex- William Peterson Presents can believe in evolution Medal Colleges If you For Scientific of tion Agricultural e has uud Paper were not years gvhoo! of Agriculture study ool for twenty-threchoose without losing faith In Chrperiment stations lived up lo Its alms at all times lug agriculture because It was popIn the spring or each year Prof istianity If God chose to use th ulur but rather because they have Wm Peterson preeuts a medal to piures of evolution In the creation been able to see some of the few the student presenting the best paper of the world Is that creation any unities which are to be offered on somo sclent Ifc subject hTe three les de ne? 1 cannot say that I acto them at the time of their gradubest papers are presented to the Col- cept evolution as a proecaa Belief ation lege Seiche club and a committee In It preaetit loo many obstacles to Any one Interested in any phase All ad- me for me to Is appointed to Judge these an Is extended Invitation areept lt as yet’ llat" agriculture to If do would well vanced students do tielleie It It need not In)oti to attend all meeting held under the a Don’t (Jet You consider now preparing a paper for tel fer with your belief to ChristiSeems Unconventional To Join If supervision of the Ag (Tub Enjoy Rushinn the end of tbe year Prepare a good anity” paper In aome class you are taking Were Chapel exercise presided If you ar not already so inclined-Seventv Rnmbnuillet Ewes Dear Superior: and develop It further to compete oxer by President Elmer G Peterbenevolence of a combination Income Here For Experimental Purpose 1 am for the Peterson medal Consult any sen who aiinooimd that on Thursbadly In need of some deand ferociousness - allowing each member of the farulty Seventy head of ttambnulllet ewes pendable advire— do you think I day November 5 would h held the characteristic to becotmi dominant from Iron County have been reoelved could Join fraternity? flint annual Fathers' and Mothera' at the prupr time — A Fresh mau Scabbard And Blade Pledges by the Utah Experiment Station at at tho lusiltutlun I’resldsut A In the Day gained Advantage exImgan for Inclusion In a scries of Caul Farrar And Lt Smith W Dins of the Board of Trustee of personal effect ar “too Reply auunder eondueled Smith Kenneth and be Ralph Farrar periments tq will be speaker at Gr cnlin : special assemnumerous to mention"' providing were pledged to ftcubbard and Bled thority of the Purnell Act through Insignificant M held on that day at II A own one who already Yes and no Unless you receive a you are not national military fraternity Hut bly which the Investlgslors hope to a of mean the pur During morning hls share an vlaitlng more By —such o to that) bid uot Join attempt the effect of feed water and Thursday at the opeung of the re- nt will I also Inspect tbe Collage Follrv shelter on the wool and lamb ctopx art would bo unconventional Hut fraternity your social crmr gular drill period They were the reason -luncheon llie nil Informal refY J for lug or lusured will Is an assured it and he ewes If offer do receive you of Utah only' cadet of tb advanced student Fifty of these s Invltmt wilt be held after which tho ar tn automatically which fed to that and from you the your according not sheltered fourteen fraternity already belonging properly he lie wilt numerous r! ts : of to tie (uests checked for ltd to frleud wherever or Jim group best frl hetong (’“ to accepted standards alt who wer taken In by tb organtho lulveislly of Wo:b!rx P A r cannot litc functions In which fraternities r isation against fifty other which' will be Heaven's sake Join--y”7 Mr Farrar wintered on the open range In the without It lki not think there are no known to Indulge Caplnlg of Hal (cry football Same Ag — w:i ts — you will learn about I Be digger Faculty thl being A it enjoy may of tbe first Hmith and flocks of if L Adam and I N disadvantage adjutant r o of Psrowsu who are cooperat- your gang' Indebtedness after you rushed— 11 th 'cream of th battalion with rank of first lleuteu- - which th Kiuict T ’T dative In the Kmart ( i nut member You 111011 a I so — become cour’ — Your Hupei lor ing In the exporlicelil 1 GLEEIEN PEI- - er -- lr 6 A lf five-inc- Beidcn I- ts — op-po- rt Inferior Frosh Seeks Advice About This Frat Business Bid-Pro- I spects i yrr-ant- ou 1 Mar-sde- n eu-tlr- in' |