The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-21
'AGGIES' HAPPY
OVER ENROLMENT
Most Successful Year in His
tory of Agricultural College
PreSaged by President.
Especial 10 Tho Herald Republican,

Especial 20 Tho Herald Republican,
Logan. Sept. 20.-The Agricultural
college began the school year today
with the brightest prospects IL has had
in its history More students have pre-
sented themselves for registration on
cording TO President J. A. Widtsoe, the
greatest gain this year will be in the
attendance Of college grade students
The college has five principal
schools-thc agricultural. the nome
economies, the commercial. the me-
chanic arts and general science. The
agricultural school is headed by Di-
rector r. -. Ball OF the experiment
sized this year is the horticulture.
Leon u. Bachelor. the new man IN
rrarEc, is most efficient man. who
can be depended upon 70 work un-
ceasingly TO upbuild his department.
Home Economics Draws.
The school OF home economies has as
its head Miss Ellen Huntington. who
rs recognized I'm the big schools OF the
cast as being one OF the strongest
teachers in this line I'm the country.
More teachers are engaged in this &c
partment than IN the Agricultural col
leges Of Colorado. Wyoming and Mon
tana combined.
The mechanic arts school is under
Professor W. :. Drew. who has been
secured from an eastern school i
new department in the school this year
viii be the study or farm machinery.
and eastern manufacturers have made
offers Of machinery which would be SO
extensive that the institution could not
house them. A new building viii be
asked for at the next legislature TO
care for this feature OF the college.
DR.. George Thomas heads the school
Of commerce. in which only modern
conditions are dealt with and those
| largely from the standpoint OF mod
] ern economies. Professor Goddard,
who had charge OF the accounting last
! year has resigned. and Professor Par
| ley =. Peterson from Harvard viii III
his place.
In the general science school the
students are allowed 20 choose from
all the studies taught In the institu-
tion. Professor !. W. Jensen has
charge Of the work.
''rhe battle cry this year" says
3 President Widtsoe. "will be for gym
nasium. The students are after d. and
we expect TO get % before long.
The faculty Of the college Is com
! posed Of the following. j. A. Widtsoe.
l president. W. \. LanEton. on leave OF
absence; Director per cent. AL OF the
experiment station. g. W. thatcher
DR. George Thomas. ". !. Frederick.
I Frank r. Arnold. !. W. Jensen. !. q.
HoEenson, Christian Larsen. = II
I Goodwin. L. 4. Merrill, John T. Caine-
I ir.. registrar. T.. 9. Titus. Robert Stew
art. John r. Caine III. e. T. Teetzel.
/ athletic director. Ellen \. Huntington,
I Lieutenant /. W Caffey. Leon ~.
I BatCnelOr. W. =. Drew. Blanche 1VNN-
I er. Rhoda r. Cook. Calvin Fletcher
/ Joseph L. Greaves. \. A. Peterson.
/ Charles T. Smith. Elizabeth g. smith
IC. W. Porter. George u. Hendricks. n.
G. Parker II G. Dale. George NJ. Tur-
pin. George e. Jensen. a. J. Hansen. r.
+. Pulley. J. :. Powell. sara Hunts
l man. Aaron Newey. Charlotte Kyle. J.
l l.. Coburn. John u. Van Wagner. l. A
/ Linnartz. S. r. Clark. " I. Walker
| Charlotte Stewart. IT. i. Madsen. David
I Hughes. Jean Crookstan. Ernest y
/ Hoff e. r. Hirst. katherin Clark. \. n
I Saxer T.. T.. Peterson. Florence Dud-
I ley. Amelia Manning, Florence VI
I Brown. Frastus Peterson. A. T. Aldous
I Canute Peterson. T.. n. Watson. Annie
D Myers Hattie smith. n. 7. Webb. Cora
] Kerr. = T.. Bingham. T.. T. Ralph. Bes-
sic Day and T.. q. stevens.
] Those I'm charge OF the cooperative
investigations OF the government ~
I the department or agriculture are
| Walter w. Mclaughlin, irrigation en-
| uineer: e. +. Brown. drainage en-
gineer. r. TT. Hart. assistant drainage
engineer. and 7. V Carbon. assistant
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