Show STUDENT LIFE PAGE TWO deep eoor were kept highly pol- had exhibitions of their work and can afford to be without such a ished and the throngs of visitors results of their leading experi- publication Dr Ball feel? confident that would constantly gaze at them in ments More than this demonwonder and admiration Many strations in cooking and sewing through the advertising which Utah people present were surpris- were given daily “Taken as a Utah has recently received aud ed at the remarkable improve- whole the exposition was the because of the vast acreage of ment that has been made in the most tasteful and educational unclaimed land which she still of Utah America has ever seen Its prin- maintains it will not be more grade and packing apples in the last two years The cipal object was to encourage the than five years before many secmost surprising thing to those in breeding and production of corn tions of Utah will experience charge of the exhibit however and as such it did an immense what Twin Falls Idaho has exwas the fact that out of sixty good It served also an educa- perienced in the past three years boxes shown not a single wormy tional purpose in that it dealt — a rising from the desert to a apple was found To the house- with all lines of advanced agricul- city of eight thousand inhabiwives the exhibit of potatoes and ture Utah should if possible tants State Reclamation procabbages was almost equally at- arrange to be represented at jects and the like will do wontractive and the constant in- lead in a small way at the next ders for Utah in the next few quiry was “How can we get such session of the Corn Exposition years— People east of ns are invegetables ?” The same was ask- There was further a program in quisitive about Utah and are ed with reference to canned goods which many noted men took part anxious to settle in the Beehive and condensed milk on exhibi- Dr Hopkins of the University of state where they know through tion Illinois gave a masterful discus- demonstration that success espeHere indeed is an opening for sion of the problems of soil fer cially along agricultural lines is who so is anyone disposed Ship tility at one joint session while a ceitaintv — Deseret Farmer “choice’' canned goods east and all the different societies in ses compete with the eastern prices sion at Omaha united to hear an It can be done for “choice” Utah address by President James J AO DEPARTMENT products far outclass those of Hill in which he gave a clear-cu- t many other state? as was well survey of the possibilities of demonstrated by the exhibit at American agriculture NOTES One man even went so Chicago A meeting of the American 1 £ far as to say that he alone could Breeders’ Association was next in handle ten car loads of Utah as- order This brought together a Bulletin Xo ICG is now ready itparagus That is sufficient in large number of plant and animal self to cite many possibilities It r bv Dr breeders of America A paper by for distribution While in Chicago I)r Ball also President "Waters of Kansas on Stewart and Prof Greaves and is a study of the production and vsited the International Livestock the “Effect of Nutrition on the Exposition and to him the most Form of the Animal” which gave movement of nitric nitrogen in an irrigated soil graufying feature of this expo-- 1 a summary of many years of was of course the fact that1 perimental work at Missouri wa Senator Seely of Mt Pleasant The college herd of Gueniseys especially noteworthy Dr Shul! were purchased by Warden Pratt Representative Hansen of Collin-sto- read a paper on corn breeding in W D Candland of Mt which he showed the possibility for the State Penitentiary They K Pleasant and J Allen of Dra- of increasing the were recently shipped and are yield of corn per were buying the very pick of fifteen to eighteen now at their new home per cent by the wonderful exhibits of horses certain breeding methods His and catBe These will be brought A large attendance is paper was a mod valuable contriexpected to Utah bution to science The association it the Farmers Round-U- p Then Dr Ball returned to decided to jVne a monthly magaOmaha where he attended the Na zine which will he The chemical department is the official orLonal Corn Exposition which was gan of the society and which will now conducting experiments on much more than the name im- deal with the he baking qualities of Hour late developments It was a general exposi- in plant and animal plies breeding tion of agricultural products of This magazine will aid largely in The college exteirion departthe'different states as well as one increasing the memberrhip of the ment is holding an institute in of their educational features A Breeders’ Association as no one Monroe Profs Caine III and number of the Experiment Sta- who is interested in the produc- Hogenson left the early part of tions of the surrounding states tion of better plants and animals he week to be in attendance Next week the department gos to Ephraim where an institute will be conducted in connection with the Snow Academy lot Arnold talked before the Agricultural Club at their regular meeting on Wednesday 1 'Bradbury’s Cafe' WHERE EVERYBODY EATS Regular Dinner - 25c DOCTOR I S SMITH DENTIST 115 N MAIN STREET Drs Stewart & Stewart DENTISTS OVER FIRST NATIONAL RANK S DR B THATCHER DENTIST Over Niel-onGrocery store 71 N Main Bell riione T’l LOGAN UTAH ’s : : ex-siti- Remember our Optical Department is charge of a competent Refraetionist In Reliable Watch Repairing Eerj thing in Watches Clocks Jewelry aixl SiHerware College So emus C 53 East M It-- t WENDELISOE North St Logan Utah n sWHEEE- UTAH DENTAL COMPANY - staxdaJd'S t A PWCL PLACftO PATRONIZE $ & :j LUUJUEOUS TIIA1 WILL MEAN MONEY1 SAVED service THAT and IS THE SHEET WE HAVE PIANOS FOR RENT -LA -L- V l CHER MUSIC OCX i! soutit main street i j |