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Show Sekemplifies Ifin suPHcy jBi Executive Makes Stir-ht. Stir-ht. Address to Demonstra-(Kftors Demonstra-(Kftors of College Staff. JtEGE WINS HONORS Rerous Prizes by State H'f Evidence High Stand- Hfeeeting f tllc agricultural college -jKLrators was hold yesterday in the jBaercinl L'Iub rooms at 12 'clock-jjp 'clock-jjp those prcsont were: Governor iSEKPfCjideut John A. widtsoe of the IBee J,1U Den1' v,ri11 1'arroll Dr-J Dr-J C: Peterson and Dr. K. D. Ball of I 'Experiment station, together with kEoounty agents. -o most notable thing about the jjLring was nn address by Governor '"-lHrThe governor made a strong plea (Svor of educating the people along """'Ke of farming activities. He said s jJjsidercd such work of supreme im- Kce and money expended in briug-""Eont briug-""Eont hotter methods of agriculture jMiomeniaking, as money well spent. 'edsted that the best way to han- Ke question of juvenile delinquency1! jKeducate the mothers, to present Ehomc conditions as will make for ,,liiifcsppiness and well-being of ehil- 'JBbes His Auditors. IKe suggestions that, the chief exec-""-Kgave to the agricultural agents jKliow to approach the people they '-.jwving to help showed him to pos- 'B;cca insight into human nature. ..,.'Bifovernor 's speech was heartily ap- 'K Widtsoe. who presided over the f..Krstioiis of the meeting, also spoke 'He important work of tho counts' .....jR demonstrators. -He cncoiiragemont to the agricultural Krs and the impetus given to tho ""ftof more and better farming that wi meeting produces, can hardly jEc' healthy growth of tho state, wlBtlci5, will go hand in hand with 'Agricultural development. '"-ege Scores at Fair. BeUgriculturaI college live stock ""THmroed several of the state fair 'tfie1 Hercf ords, Bondsman II, two Bachalf years old, originally from "-jMas pronounced senior champion. Htr bull calf, reared at the col-?HrcoD col-?HrcoD first prize among .-juniors. IMrtborn won tho prize in the cow 'JBiyAnoiig Jerseys, the college's ' p'iCombination Dairy," a year-being year-being given first place. Of ,?Bfe' wives, college animals won first (inrfli awards, first being carried -fKoble's "Noble Maid," a calf wlHknre and dam wore both bred at fcW'PP'1 inst'tut'on- Tn5s unimnl was JJBwed junior cbampion of Jerseys. Holstein heifers under one were granted first and third places, -prel being Morcedes Inca Queen. B-tmrd prize in the line-up of bulls odo year also went to tho col- jM: or farmers. fmPM sifa in the Agricultural col-Btaj8 col-Btaj8 Btood Bteers and bulls of 'Rltype and bad, which arrangement IRcnlateq to teach tho farmora tho fPB breeding Bcrub stock instead of tttimzR e ' n '90ino stalls were as P'nM;9 four types, "Fine, medium, jP.0n "d scrub." The object of flemonBtration is to give farmers nMlon B8 to what kind of cattle ftM?ta,qaptcd to this region. yPf display of the results of the HB:.0,11 girla' club activities, con-llKt con-llKt ttc Agricultural college, -was Si Cti?e f cature. ymjjPjPCG'ttl prize"for canned fruit, union scale, was won by Holcn Durham o-'f Bountiful. For potato starch making, Hattie ITolbrook of Bountiful was awarded six sots of books; for fancy work, ilrst prizo wont to Nathalia Bollwinklo of Bountiful and second to Hattie Hoi-brook. Hoi-brook. For best tomato work, Golda SmedJey of Bountiful won a thrco-pound thrco-pound can of cocoa; for best poultry results, re-sults, Nora Smith of Kaysvillo was awarded a roaster. Miss Holbrook Scores. The special prizo, a cake mixer, was given to Emma Ek, and first, prizo for flower garden work, a refrigerator, to Hattie Holbrook. Tho second prize, forty-two flowor pots, to Jessie Hunter of American Fork. The third prizo, a family scale, to Lyla Cropper of Hinckley. Hinck-ley. The winners in tho bread making con-tost con-tost were: First, Alta Acord, Caatle-dale, Caatle-dale, iceloss refrigorator; firelcss cooker and tho freo Utah Agricultural college housekeepers' course; second. Ruth Fartridgo, Salt Lako, wheel tray; third, Floronco Perkins, twelve-piece kitchen set. Girls' canned Ifruit work First prize, Hattio Holbrook; second, carpet sweeper. sweep-er. Ora Ford, Contorvillo. In potato-growing results First prizo, Merlo J. Hyer, Lewiston; eecond, Frank Stork, Lehl; third, George Camp-pell, Camp-pell, Smithfiold; fourth, Leonard Pur- ser, Benson ward. |