Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1914-02-20
NOTES FROM COL
LEGE AT LOGAN

Yesterday wednesday, the gra-
duation class met to consider what
their gift to the College shall be and
to consider such questions as caps and
gowns, invita- ions, etc.
A handball tournament was begun
by Coach Tcetycl last week. 1t will
include 1870 games and the individual
that scores the highest percentage Of
victories will be awarded a silver
medal that is being offered by Prof.
Teetzel. To date Haws and Thac-
heray are ahead.
The central agricultural club at the
College is endeavoring to aid the
many similar clubs that have been
organized in the various high schools
of the State in every possible way.
1t is now assisting them to collect
bulletins, circulars and books for
their respective libraries.
made by Lieut. Pinford and assist
ants for the Military ball, which is
to be held next Monday night in the
College gymnasium. Governor Spry
and staff and other distinguished
visitors from down state are eXpec-
ted to attend, ae we'll as a number of
cadets from the Salt Lake and Ogden
High Schools
Next Friday the College basket
ball team leaves for Salt Lake where
it will match strength with that of the
University Of L all Friday night.
The next night the Aggies will meet
the B. Y. U. team at Provo. This is
the second contest between the farm
ers and Utah, the first was played
two weeks ago and resulted in vic
tory for the Logantes.
The Department of farm machinery
is constantly receiving new pieces of
machinery from firms in the east an6
also local Gr0-. The College is al
lowed the usc Of the pieces free of
cTarro the donating firms even pay
ing the cost Of transportation and de-
livery. Courses are given in which
students are instructed in the good
and bad points of each machine.
Reports come to the college of the
great success ~ >tfe Roundup and
-EN.s2I-zksers' G, inference that is now
beng ned at Pichfeld At the last
report nearly 600 had registered.
Tuesday Pres. j. A. Widtsoe, DR.. E.
ID. Ball, Mrs. ]. A. Widtsoe and DR..
II. 5. Frederick. went down to Rich
field to take part on the program.
Mrs. j. II. Linford returned from
thence the same day, where she talk
ed to the housewives on Children's
clothing, and spending wisely.
DIR. George Thomas in a lecture
Tuesday said that in his opinion the
slogan "Back to the Farm" should be
changed to "Rerain on the Farm, as
city people who go out into the
country often make a failure of
farming, yet the thing we ought to
do is to induce people who are now on
the farm to stay there. They will do
better there most likely because their
training maker them adapted to ru-
raj business, while the city bred man
will on an average do better in the
city because he training lies in that
direction.
Friends of MRS. Hannah Ahlstrom
will be pleased to learn that she is re-
ported today rs improving, and UNI
less further complications develop she
will soon be convalescent from the
serious attack of pneumonia that has
Frustrated her the last ten days.
Last Monday afternoon was "clean
up" day at the p. A. c., and the
grounds certainly show the result of
the strenuous iabors on the part of
the students. The girls of the domes-
tic science department served a lunch
to the workers at 5 o'clock. All the
shirkers were caught the next day
and treated TO hair-clip that
amounted to almost shave.