| Show BOY PRIZE WINNERS ARE GUESTS OF I SALME SALT LAKE i. i W Won on Tr Transcontinental n T Trip ip in California Crop rop Growing Contest Wearing badges of or blue ribbons b bearing aring the words University of t California twenty-nine twenty young young inen from the golden state r real react al blue blue ribbon rib rib- bon ban prize winners winner's spent the morning mum morn rn ing and early afternoon in Salt L Lake ke and this this' afternoon were entertained entertained in Provo The lads ar are the the pride e of California for they are winners of the growing crop-growing contest con conducted d dby by the University of California None ot of these young experts appears appears appears ap ap- ap- ap pears to be more than 21 years o of age most of t them em seem much young young- er en They hail hall from all parts of California California Cali Cali- fornia and they are being given this transcontinental tour because each made the highest record In his community com community community com com- for some some particular thing For instance one boy from Patterson is getting the trip because he succeeded in making two pigs gain pounds In days while other boys are honored honored hon boa ored because they grew the the most corn or beans or potatoes to the acre or r made the highest net profit The party is headed by Professor B B. II H. In charge of farm clubs for the University of California assisted by R. R M. M Hagen agent of the United States State's department of ot agriculture agriculture agriculture ture rand and assistant state club leader The visitors arrived early arlY this morning morning morn morn- ing lag and went to the Wilson hotel They were met by Jy y Professor J. J C. C Hogenson of ot the Utah agricultural colleg college extension division division- After a a. luncheon at the Wilson grill they de departed departed departed de- de parted for Provo Prove There this evening evening evening even even- ing they will be guests of the Provo Commercial club and will be shown the famous Provo Prove bench All the big manufacturing cities and most of tIe the important agricultural agricultural tural districts of ot the middle West and East ast will be visited by the boys including Buffalo New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Pittsburg and Chicago They will go South also and visit Lexington Ky New Orle Orleans Orlen's Or Or- le lens leans ns n's El Paso and Juarez before returning re returning returning re- re turning home Those composing the tho party are Clyde de Patterson Vinal Hunt Arcata Oscar Lamoore Lemoore Lemoore Le- Le moore Corlis Wilkinson Riverside Merrill Van Ripen Ripon Herbert Harris La poc Albert Albert Jackson Whittier r Stanley Stanldy La Sha El Cajon Baker Porter Delano H H. Charles Elder Fowler Earle Roberts Kerman Kerman Kerman Ker Ker- man Dewey Cameron Kerman Frank Nissen Esparto Robert Haughey Eureka Eurela Angelo Semino Mountain View George Cooper Sonoma So Sonoma Sonoma So- So noma Albin Anderson Gonzales Ralph Parker Lodi Lodl Claiborne White Sto Stockton Leslie R. R Ha Haupt pt Bakersfield L Louis LOuis' uis LaninI Ferndale Ralph Weaver r San Jose John Cantoni Cantoni Can- Can toni Napa August St. St Helena Hel Helena Hel Helena ena Peter de la Cuesta Rutherford Shirley Drever Woodland Guy Boyce Auburn Alton Altori Emery SaUnas Salinas Sail SaU- nas Roy Huffman Hultman Chico |
