College courier, Volume 2, Number 11

              The College Courier
VOJ.E,                                                                   STATE   COLLEGE.,   NEW   MEXICO,   OCTOBER,    1914.                                                                NO.   11.
EXTENSION   SERVICE.
smoothly.     A   large   order   for   tools  has
A  general, good  time   followed  with   a
The  extension   work   to   being  rapidly
placed the shops in a position to handle
This'Tew to.eretUare"a larger* number*'of
"The6 Cost rof0rptump°nEt. foTtofgTMon!*
Ladd,   president    of    the    College—have
over the state, studying the needs of toe
automobile repair shop presents a busi-
these meetings.
Jtor^toat'^eed?' to^ bT done ^d^the
A   PRACTICAL   IRRIGATION   EXPERI
farmer in a receptive mood for the aid
for  the  success  of this course.    In  the
MENT.
earnest students, hard at work, with an
enthusiasm that speaks well for the in
and   have   pledged   over   $7,000  financial
structors giving them.    The students in
ga e  an     put   nto'practce on  h s own
agents.    These agents are now ready to
ment  preparatory  to making tests.
upon this subject the department of elec
trical  engineering would be glad to as-
The farmers will find them ready to help
School of Engineering will be referred to
jacent  B-acre  tracts  in the  above area.
On one of these tracts apply the water
It is the purpose of toe Extension di
Upon Sept. 20th there was formed by
one of the remaining tracts put a little
rector to appo.nt a lady to work in the
the   engineering  students   an   Engineers'
Club   for   the   purpose   of  increasing  in-
among the women as these county agents
In no case use enough to materially ln-
be made*more aXTctive^d^venTent
stodento   fe"0W8hiP am°ne th'S °laSS °'
ence   to" resuit^^btaineTon^ch'"tat
our food products must be well prepared
The  activities  of the  club  will be  as
will be readily noticeable.    The water on
ness  of  our   families  must   be   carefully
(1)    Monthly    meetings    addressed    by
fnterestedanin "the^uPbulWtog6 ofh°New
^"T'ipeeM   reSngs^addrlssed     by
all three tracts must be weighed separ-
Mexico homes wiU do well to cooperate
practicing engineers upon  their particu-
eich respective0cutting.e  A record6 of the
Last,   but  not  least,   our  children   are
1"(8)nTripsWOto' Inspect   and   study   en
rainfall    during    the    irrigation    period
not -forgotten.    The Boys' and Girls' Jn-
gineering projects and plants.
The    ian of operation will be to Irri-
the regular practice.    Measure the water
The following are the officers for the
President—Reymond  Frenger.
Vice President—J.  E.  Quinlan.
The local Clubs, however, will work much
Sec.-Treas.—O.   K.   Jackson.
aTce  toto "time^to* Seconal anf multvpty
mittee at large—Norfleet Bone.
These  are  the  definite  lines   of  work
second     This  will   give  the   volumt   of
vigorously pushed this year.   Next year,
provided   the   coming   legislature   makes
Papersread arfollows:ted   ""*   8tUdent
The  area of an  acre  is  43,560  square
feet,  or 217,800 square feet for the five
Mexico,"   by   Reymond  Frenger.
that are willing to cooperate.
Project,"  by Norfleet Bone.
volume   of   five   acre   feet   of   water,   or
ACTIVITIES   IN   ENGINEERING.
The  work  in  engineering to now well
the irrigation station work at State col-
observed uVas3 found" that'To^M c^blc