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Show WEBER COlTf FARM B1HUW IDE Preparations Nearly Completed Com-pleted for Round-up on i January 22 to 27. Special to The Tribune. OGDEN, Dec. 23. Members of the Weber county farm bureau made im-: im-: portant progress today in preparation' for the farmers' annual round-up and i housekeepers' conference to .be held in ! this city January 22 to 27, inclusive, ! when they approved a tentative programme pro-gramme for the genera sessions and departmental work. Under the direction direc-tion of Miss Gertrude McCheyne, home demonstrator in the extension department depart-ment of the Utah Agricultural coQege, a tentative programme was also outlined out-lined for the women's division of the annual conference. Both programmes were drafted in tentative form by the extension department depart-ment of the agricultural college and most of the speakers will be furnished by that institution. Some of those from points outside of the state are Mrs. Harriett L. B. Darling of Boston, Mass., an authority on home economics; Dean Iddings of Idaho, who will take part in the livestock departmental work, and a representative of the na-y tional organization of dentists. Governor Gov-ernor Simon Bamberger will also address ad-dress the farmers on farm bureau work, i Arrangements were npt completed to-; day for places in which to hold the round-up meetings, but it is probable that the Ogden tabernacle and Third ward buildings will be used. The Ogden Og-den round-up, which is one week of the Logan round-up transferred to this city, is expected to attract the attention of all farmers in Weber county as W'ell as those of many surrounding counties. The tentative programmes for the general gen-eral sessions in both divisions, together with an outline of the departmental work for the farmers, are as follows: General Sessions of Round-up. Monday 2 p. m., "Soil Fertility," Dr. F. S. Harris; "Green Manures," J. C. Wheel on. 7:30 p. m., "Crop Rotation," Dr. Harris; "Drainage," J. C. Wheelon. Tuesday 2 p. m., '.'Irrigation Problems," Prob-lems," O. W. Israelson and L. M. Win-sor. Win-sor. 7:30 p. m.. "Plant Diseases," Dr. G. R. Hill; "Insect Diseases," Dr. E. G. Titus. Wednesday 2 p. m., "Beef Cattle," Director Di-rector John T. Caine. Dr. W. E. Carroll and Dean Iddings of Idaho. 7:30 p. m., "The Federal Farm Loan Act," Dr. George Thomas. Thursday 2 p. m., "Dairy Cattle and Dafrving." Director John T. Caine, Ben R. Eldredge, Dr. W. E. Carroll and George B. Caine. 7:30 p. m., conjoint session, "Dentition in Relation to Public Health." Friday 2 p. m., "Pheep, Hogs and Poultry." Director John T. Caine. Dr. W. E- Carroll, Professor Byron Alder and others. 7:30 p. m., conjoint- session, speaker, Mrs. Harriett L. B. Darling of Boston, Mass. Saturday 2 p. m., "The Farm Bureau." Governor-elect Simon Bamberger; "Farmers' "Farm-ers' Organizations." Dr. R. J. Evans, D. D. McKay, Wlllard S. Hansen and others. Department Work. Plant Diseases Dr. George R. Hill. Plant Insects Dr. E. G. Titus. First day, "Potato Diseases," "Sugar Beet Diseases," Dis-eases," "Potato Insects" and "Sugar Beet Insects"; second day, "Grain Diseases Dis-eases and Grain Insects"; third day. "Alfalfa "Al-falfa Diseases and Alfalfa Insects"; fourth day, "Canning Crops Diseases and Canning Can-ning Crops Insects." Poultry Professor Byron Alder. First day, "Breeds and Breeding"; second day, "Incubation and Brooding"; third day, "Housing and Sanitation"; fourth day, "Nutrition and Feeding"; firth day, "Marketing, Pests and Miscellaneous Problems." Veterinary Dr. H. G. Frederick. First day, "General Structure and Functions of the Animals" ; second day. "Disinfectants, "Disinfec-tants, Antiseptics and Disinfection"; third day. "Wounds and Their Treatment; fourt hday, "The Horse's Teeth and Foot in Health and Disease"; fifth day, "Causes and Prevention of Animal Dis. eases. Breeding Trouble and Other Problems." Prob-lems." Feeding Livestock Department Director Di-rector J. T. Caine and Dr. W. E. Carroll. Car-roll. First day, "How the Animal Utilizes Uti-lizes Its Food"; second day, "TVef Cattle"; Cat-tle"; third dav, "Dairy Cattle"; fourth day. "Sh-ep"; fifth day, "Hogs.'1 Floriculture department Em 11 Hansen. First day. " Beautifying the Home Grounds. Making the Lawn and Arrangement Arrange-ment and Planting of Shrubs and Trees"; second day. "Varieties of Shrubs. Planting Plant-ing SiiETcestions for Ornamental and Shade Trees and Planting of Roses and Their Treatment" ; third dav. "Varieties of Perennials and Annuals. Planting and Treatment of Perennials and Annuals": fourth dnv. "Planting and Treatment of Various Bulbs Such as Cannas. Dahlias, Gladioli and Fall Varieties'": fifth day, "Houst Plants and Their Treatment." Irrica tion department L. M. Winsor and O. W. Israelson. First day, "How to Determine the Proper Amounts of Water to Apply to Different Sol's in ivinsrle (Irrigation: (Irri-gation: Does It Pav?" O. W. Israelson; second day. "PossiVo Financial Saving Thrmigh the Measurement of Irrigation Water. T'p of Weirs. Current Meters and Sneelal Water Measuring Devises." L. M. Winsor: third day. "Economy of Systematic Syste-matic Orcaniza t Ion in M; nacement of Utah Irrigation Streams. Typical Examples." Exam-ples." L. M. Winsor; fourth 'ay, "Possible "Possi-ble Profits from Drainage of Water-logged Lands in Utah. Dm inn ere Methods and Materlnls." L. M. Winsor; fifth, dav. "Should the FnWic Protect the lrrieator in the Use of His Water Rieht? and Determination De-termination of Existing Rights." O. W. Israelson. Housekeepers' Division. The following subjects wiil be considered consid-ered in the practical courses forming the morninc sessions: Nutrition of the Family, Fami-ly, Cutting and Fining the Children's Clothing. Home Nurnlmr. Home Decoration Decora-tion and Furnishing. Floriculture and Poultry. The first four subjects will be of special value to teach'-rs in women's organizations. Monday. January J2 10 a. m.. registration; regis-tration; '2 p. m., conjoint opening session: 3 p. m., "Past an 1 Present in Home Economics." Econ-omics." M;ss Gertrude McChcyno: "Plans fn- the Future." professor John T. Caine HI: address, Mrs. Edwr.nl Pichsel. Tuesday Potato dav. 10 a. m.. "Practical Courses." t .:'0 p. tn.. music; "Seleet ion of Potatoes for Home Use," Dr. George R. Hill; "Foci Vniue of Potatoes Po-tatoes and Pechng for Economy." Miss Powman and Oden hlch school class: " Cooker v of Varieties." Mr--. Tanner and Weber academy class. S:"0 p. m.. conjoint con-joint session. Wednesday 1J a. m., practical rourses. l-",o p. m.. music. C p. m.. "Care and Condition- of tee Motl'er." Dr. R. Olscn. 7 : :' c p . m . . conjoint s e - 1 o n . Thursday 1 a. m.. nni et i' Til eoursec. p. m.. music: "Appbed E!e't:icity in the Home." Miss Fdit'i Cliff." , :; p. in., "Dent it ion in Relation tn Heni: h" : conjoint con-joint session with Tins' rated 1 ecu; re. Fr'iav I'1 a, m.. prnrtiea! courses. 1:M p m..' music; " Preparedness in the Home." Mrs. Harriett L .B. Darling off Boston. Mass. 7:ou p. m., conjoint ses- sion; "Practical Economics and Legit i- male Extravagances in the Home," Mrs. Darling. Saturday 10 a. m., "How to Play With Children in the Home," Miss Rose Jones of Salt Lake City: 1:20 p. m.. music; demonstration, "Cookery for the Invalid," Mrs. Darling. |
