Show Hand soil fertility written by Dr Elmer Clavsonthe“fireflyI!L— BURNS REGISTRATION OF F THE MOUNTAINS CONTINUES STRONG B One Hundred And Ninety Five Those who did not hear the message of Mr Burns from the First Week Fri- Stetson Hat Crofut & Knapp Hat HOWELL BROTHERS and the intercourse illiteracy terrible family feuds With the courage persistence and sacrifice that only inspired men have he set himself the task of re- Logan’s Foremost Clothiers deeming these people This has been accomplished through the medium of a college the Oneida day For Washington Eight Good Reasons Why You Should Buy a Institute Professor John T Caine III Director of the Extension Divileft this sion of the College morning for Washington D C to take over his new duties as war emergency specialist in charge of the extension livestock work for fifteen western states Professor Caine will be identified with the government in this work for the duration of the war Ilis duties will call him all over the western United This college was born under most extraordinary circumstances Without a dollar with a board of trustees of whom 00 per cent could not write their own names a president who had had seventeen months schooling commencing its existence in the heart of the Cumberland mountains whose inhabitants knew nothing but pover- ty ignorance and the thirst for the blood of a fued enemy These tSates and will place him in were the conditions confronting timate touch with the extension him With his own hands Mr work of the east In particular Burns laid the foundation of the Professor Caine will not act as first building the government representative Today the property of the in the relation between the fed-rlivstock experts which num- school is worth SloO 000 The ber from three to twenty in each present student body numbers 00 Among its graduates are state and the extension direcsome of the foremost citizens of tors of the various states The the south inaim of the work will be to crease the meat production in Prosperity and intelligence are the western livestock regions replacing poverty and illiAside fro mthe eleven states teracy among the people and the usually included in the western work continues A magnificant division Professor Caine’s work work The converting of a great will cover North and South Da- social waste into potential ener-- j gies for our national advance- kota Nebraska and Kansas During Profesor Caine’s ab- ment sence in government employ he will keep in close touch with extension work in Utah in- al u a Con are being complet- FOUR TERM BASIS ed whereby with the assistance of an acting director he can still direct the activities of the The magnitude of the burden Extension division in this state which th ewar has upon Ilis work will make it possible the American peopleplaced demands for him to spen denough time in of them the highest possible Utah to keep the work well in It is incumbent upon mind the educational institutions to The appointment of Profes- help meet successfully this nasor Caine to this responsible bit tional emergency In harmony o fawr work is a distinct com- with this movement for greater pliment to the high statue of ex- efficiency the Utah Agricultural tension work here It is practical College has been placed upon a recognition bv the government the four term basis of the agricultural eminence of Summer term will continue Utah for twelve weeks For a full term course 12 College credits It is hard to see why the will be given Germans wear helmets when In order to meet the needs of their heads are thick enough che students the Summer school to withstand any kind of n work has been divided into two cq This to avoid any Florsheim Shoes dedicated to a noble cause He has solved great social problems and given to society an asset that cannot be valued in gold lie saw in the Cumberland mountains the decadence of a splendid race of people Their decay was due to lack of social Prof Caine Left Tues- 1 Manhattan Shirts Chautauqua platform last day night missed a story from one of the most inspirational men of America today It was the simple story o f a great life Registration is continuing strong one hundred and ninety five having now registered which is one short of last year's total and thirty over what it was last summer for the first week Apparently the second week will add another fifty This number is beyond all calculations of the school officials The summer work is now in full swing Everybody has settled down for six weeks of good grinding shock Kuppeirhcimer & Co Clothes six misunder-- ! 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