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Show DESEHKT XKWS SA'Il EVENING K mU (Ink Him l!l ttxr Mallrr ua a Hal bwOTK. O Tikra Rli D1 rt 4 jr. ' -- tt-- t 1 4.'tr li t 'k i px44Bjr Tn9lfl tr;- a tJti m rtrA i ifc il at tbf t.r u4i I.f 4 i i rr- t r txx t i t ui i 4 .1 r i iftj ' tnfAl7 Th t t r 'frltli 1 f Jl - r ..t , K ialie u 1 -- 1 ti- - . - r ! t r th llbj' lustration triitiK aixl it other ne u f otntt lit i,tturnthr con-o!l 1 - Hliich the ttf be.the nine ni the ! f r U - h r a U l,o F:n of ftio lur OlitU) f t tig I uk hhi. 1 In n im .! v iti'rinditui I m m Into Is ih r u.iiu.i ur- -- ; tl W tru i -- r ntiiPt t I 'ini'- ' ttr Mi In ..r ti .t t t n r in I To- - iiiak f th. f.ir t it Uitui.h to Phiik f n.-- t xi in ii t r i i i i g , tn I ' i ...I th - t to rn v it h !l t fv ' v it Ti a Im tt r ut health tn mal rI 1 th in v ath hhle th .t a n hen us . tie 01 the ppHiu t- nggrgt . T.onti- ! .il - al f- mT r rtrJta1i Ir'.vnr r fi li It) oru d- H,ltd f iua't 11 .f -- - ut id. ith Oil I v t f ti ,n i - -- 1 t rr iry ft tmrved r t .ui t u i Ii 1.1 . n i uhh f i Bum, u I .0- - I h - -- More otth rs ii r is ptofti m .11 i nith and just I n. . , ono . tMifi I r Hon ut r. .f w t,f a ptani ui thing I N m-- ,etnf I, o J. i n t oj.hi1 1 e t jak 11 g bi p. ROCKWOOD BROTHERS. SUGAR HOUSE MERC. CO uar IlfttiiM. ft Sugar Hotjxc . Ht In.axt amt iL'tit'e (.adie ft g'tPaltm f liu 1.1 Oh ,h Migar IPe - fttlillie hou t 8tire that tits 01 an 1a ioike e M liiHkwiioftt Hr-.tl- r.n. of tin j fornPhingi in Salt l.nk r who hi li-- will arraioretn lit f w nd.t ,ir lot Th d. r hu.MingK HJI d i I- r I i.r- -' h. tin ! i .I l ; f . hv K (lift lolll? . 1m ft! . r.M' li ! ill .th in o! a ns - s a ik i I t Mi. . - n r ti fald-h - 1, i w . t n x.iv rig in rt - owing j P t I'rothft i n!v -- Ur th of ip kiml it. Sugai llu-and - vs'l! nn ftintUe, xtM kd in all Hrx Ln with tht ,it I latter than Pr oinpnnv haa l n ix-im the te!.r Jl'IlMl IPtar, in .ii thiy fur Jent nnd r i H lit pt s Him t , 1m.11 ll ad h h- M a r ik h K , e r J t t - St . loll A V t ti Ih e nniiiKr, e, .c m k iv i d xietl of the neap'd in will lu Sugar Id'. an - I II ox (flitlMl inoit nhl ni,n-ag1- ! itj j.puiar,ti iM1 Wonderful Railway Necessity A i vert f who . arJ i in-i-l- jf ie 31 i iu' t'lfliji H hi!.1 f v. th r if . )U... br. fowls (h..t j n 1 li R1 hw fom y w.to rr. t U- ,i- 1 to Mr.v at h"tno ati'l ,Iu tturby ) t rr .k Riildcp th tl.,t i ih-- upon i.e ht mn't'.n nhiho nith h!s 1,01 li .1 n,1i'. ilA'l' pP? Im ..111) fa if pl :i ur It K and mating rc',uiro tu.y ai d Im, of natura It Is honorable. olating Thi r is contalnej In nature of man a love for birds and - 1 1 T it - s - & l.r ? g-h- com.-o- t nt ft ard wom-- n of - hid who their ubo;much ed in life fellows. Their r cord i; one of brilliant ache", orvnt. Many of the lead ng rnsrhioering and other ii'du tnal enterprises of th w it are in their The home.' of hand are filled with vourg women of high ideals and efheient preparation for their great work in life. The staje is becoming dotted w ith the home, of graduates of this institution who are adding their share to the moral, intellectual, and revolution industrial which is in progress. HAS ACHIEVED . EMINENCE. The people of the State of Utah are proud beyond measure chnr:r-4,r'- 1 r - - agri-cul'u- rd -- v Ohjn, sub- been men ll.te .1 cf,n!-.r.- the s i n ro tk- poult rv '- of Its cent. i throi'; bout the state. A high moral h.mlard both ir and nit of the College a:.d strcniou. rpheation of d upon. As stud : re a result of this happy of dean, wholesome and industrious young men : nd women the graduates of the College hue Iet Whi. h attendance of in c over Do per student lu t k.pmt I""'- CKOWINC. It is gratifying to tin citizens of the state to know that tin stale college at Logan has a student laxly of over one thousand and that it is constantly growing. In it- - short winter courses this oar (which by the way to me t the re cstahli-hc- d need ; of the busy farm lxy and g'rl who find it impo slide to attend the full college coarse) tluie was an c 1 ti iV K anvth'i r to-- vs te it a g to tlx big It , !ulil .it . . - n ness science and administration. in the trudes and in home economics and in other more ?eneral lines are constantly called in consultation in the interests of the . e 0 MU.Lrt r r old v Ii ill f I I . 1 l t of study, while broad and liberal, along the lines of natural and physical sciences as well as in mathematics, English, history, economics and languages, are practical in that they deal with the fundamental industries of the state. Its problems nrd its methods have to do with the farm, the shop, the home. It is concern-with the business enterprise if the state. Its clientele is the jrreat IhkIv of working men and women of the state. Its future is the future of agricultural engineering, business, and tither industrial activities of the state. (2) Its spirit is one of helpfulness; its professors are not content to live only in their class rooms and laboratories. The campus of the Agricultural College is the whole state. Its message is carried by farmers' institutes, special lectures, demonstration trains, by means of work with the district high schools of the state. Its slate-sain- g methods go to the most remote corners of tlu commonwealth. Its in agriculture, in busiex-pe- ns r- ipi-n-- jt - k-- Firms in Sugar House mm. frot t . 1 b'ft n not n ha lng of i . I fa an in it - t v . tl an th t m i m j't , o a d li I . .Ut Pil re- utrhi (I) Ita d Mr It k w mh h'hI Mr J Mi.ilar oiut n lill kioHH in 1 tlx Pa. in June) Hu-- e Pantile A tmhurh - the hug - t e whlih t 'u H,v hvi Iv! Mar iitig .1 g n ral meat, grx r inioSftd ait v r oit.,aip ,nrH.iK tridId-- Hi- ! lx r ri, ln gods n di ill has, gt.iin t.iiit.l m 1 a - tnu h r w ami nt 10 n xto? all Th mp p Flt.tes t' Ini.ii r, ihr idh He it, and an fe,Me and fjo 188 than t(v pro eg Hur Hmix t ifti r mud ling f t Rent 14 t I .ire lx gmn hr iatua m that. Ihhlfa - quart r from th r i t ni uti . an si il p ir h r n o - ul-- almost n.t ifc--i - I - ini tin' Mgn i h ft tn .rt r)iip P other nidi ti le, vi mihitig tght it f tr latrr r Im hi rn nt ii $Jiuu h o ti ih rn a t t tU.nk v d n sry Mvau8 an aims "d the i.n!y t n r aulii tnll T wo Prominent he vl in uitiy m dh wa'k'r h cnsff people ftfthde tin k . i.i.SUlipg i to ded, -- t r li iii- - t well is a gen ral ip lk. t reii ifgiment would (ail fur t enini'-jei- a ir r mt it tor a I o.j , ft j lit n 11 frr. 4iifli ffhr, ftfthftsre.i thrixion for ei nfhfter. ti) tt- - - p.d d1 iw n.ttr itfeht ! nlf .reof .scientific for twofold. courts I out nth t iKitPru f ti th- - the-stat- e invni not alone Plngree second Vs pnx'hht, j A Sh for safetv Kimilaj secretary ph,i A. U If H s md itH!zttion the form and trfeJ8urr nv p4abodv puhlx n na th Tk w dll a - f nt i iftf c: lie etatx-neI it f tm for rHii'- - use, known a n the ftupp contrating engineer ml 7 I upr ; s Mfttillx tie. Simple in its This company h. now' plr-t, th li ? ti,,- - f Hrnir r i't theth- -S,tt Tikft v. temw on trmtion. It is ileigned to provide ftn the following Th t k rs l'Hk to fhj5ii r .1 - ut I a & o York of of vrn Lftk' tV oq Identg. rotting t k I. t .11 tVntrai, Pittsburgh 4 j.r J ,1 ll . t id rv f ral!, a m imum Pnf.lvar ia. Purl nrton Sant i p tie pMJidi.ig n i !i a g r u 11N' j i ,, with t rr immum f e. Norther! Pa if' V ItiXFt , e t Tis mt th u . .1 v of th ' t .o I ii, I r nri anl i on, patihh with a fa r U.il f.ir from rv mi,ths to a m , , ( gjv-ri t? is mil &j, ,r ,ah and (, ( k inrr' w d ohl time q ftjxring that time Ixing siibj4tet to1 h..' fK n fiiigxl The nx.vxqx ,t a. tx na. pancorta of f the . H if Mr ,.n th many new t rm 1 ev rs nrt of gr.Ihng vp rim nt, h th and iso e tn ide more 1 e po.t an I on Kin ha urv.s anl tanconP Th re have' nod wf..,L,v' riKtaiiie ties f the war f th now ettl'l purr4 h en no Fns of contraftion f.r vrmThe eompanv makirg this new an-in the m t d ,p mallr arrn rtniMit to abandon infer t.r.g j Pf r re toe largest garr.soii wra vM.rxlerfuI invention hits headquarters pa jon bevrn! the mlqinuro aiiuv.d, I r .c hree Js fr mi Mr Statr weather ondithm . hut1 Vermont Pl'lg hv experts . wTl rifntrate the trnj in this cltv at ftf 7 'ff r . . ire ot vt tr n i hi V n In the oIR es the com pan v are more particularly there hoL bfn n n o tt ,i lr gafth p t w r !, . h t do )s ronton. hfe Neither niatlxr howii arl ),a irth size, made of the Tin: nm;i has nfNi; ! ( litJiv on- in the aft tuai 'r.-FU li in b:1 emphiveil th iokiitq ha, toftf an, manner rippn(jtr strong hnw-ns tton orth Tim work war The ti value is about th u ma,! ompanv company Stationing jFtru' chicken Tiore js n ge vign on th offl x, and will thf' ftuntr is a vtern that I a .ganized In 1909 with a capital to k niw oprnink a Phlr-aw h me arplPfe telling Vi- - t .rri th oi 2t and '0 or more years ago when jof $1 OnA 00f. and now' has the fol- - have aSft Mtft-f- l with it on nt ih and jt ertajnl is an inter place tq. Indians wer trouWeKme. neces1- - lowing officers. ITesident, James T mist prorniriq)t railra2 olh Uh in bodies of of j to visit. small Hammond; first vice president, Johaitne country. gtatmg the presence An f .r -- ei -- t i. x t designed it liken im itrI it. , oi I . . h-- .d-t. . 1 ( iee-ius- - .1G-o1- I 1 ftftt -- j fr !iii (lt t tali irk id Ha ral (tdbc. college; proud of its reto Im markable achievements in Tht IftjIi. this is Ot It! h n j ctiWh, mu) "ft f l'l; h hn cme know i, the throughout as the "Collvgo of tho ff iftit1) r lap. i 'lift tint tl. wiit hw t t ' it a j ir ) ak furth f d la' f ft . igt in The Agrkultuml Collese unuiie-f- e ftl , h . I s .I 1 an ' ftit! .1 t t, r b oi 4f j whin 1 M.in MuU.ilne - i t lu at I n fait n I v fr k.rie- ti M t 'f 1 lit t i t tiios,, vh fr M al I r thoe thftTgK, .ull ..f a ant aiu- - 1 rifth - K n P ttt t re t t i N I-- 1 nr 'Hr 'W tvfrri u t . , lov e I m t It Is m the hM- - it? own r :.t rank of al ti ir Lnts 7tr fav-Thr grat-- t of all ott-ihi- r ! .r fftatimes i that of raiii 1? oultrv t tlx It oomes the nearest eml n il'ami of hm of the jIks tvuit are gratter J owr thr fart1' u! I.ie childrm and tnirmh ro rv Is a nveE--4tv- ' to the human are In every eta.e ,tnd in r r hnr It brings nurturw to sr1 iv att many pi timrs v. Hu b are .tml very rxpensive, tft, r t in, rv n .thing, but continually !ravng HiThrrr are pha. ui. pM h tbok whih ire not hr.iithful to either bop, r oul if man, r Mi h ,Vuld r 'ii' reir -, and raxing ponitrv will . t ml to do It Three ar aKo pp n tt vrorhl that man tm n find th t .vn iit tit1 v dri.4 frrj tl r f 0 r, 1 - i I tr r e I 1 bt IMP L - increa-- rui. r work or ouhm nx t t hu : h'i lx n rvrluips tl re m-t n in Hie hiM-irof the nation wh th'rr up u nrji v ilifferit.t tn i off - ! c r thf r t th- j re- - inatiV wavs uid eik r I j.r i t - vef ii i terrir '! f Hi - r. an i. !' i i . lo uiiig W4l-- of new nay -- ought to la ttioft ll HI 'itil I oil hijlikft ded, m. p r li .s f r a long (iiit ll ri t d o k Ft mq up In out on t he gt on nl h r tur hI.u o t f r tm n f I lift i Tin re a. t t 8 frrnL a inoiiitl.i n aid! ft r If he arm art vn.at weighing fix ill! untt i for Hittihiy lftutilf, he doc "II oil of U Now th feohlt r Ik h regular pa h t I i.o ai'hoiit daug.r tu ariNoui 1 here i an aiiiimlaiu f re, and the kit that hein cai rte aer-ag-Ko aUm weight poutuU aith mifTn U nt fin. much work in a t fumiph ail tha aatrr rutf.! tierftl that he doc exio tly man in iimrih a an Tlie offtft era at the ixiet are mu h I Itenide the fcddiof .m I7ftl!le walk pi ae1 to luft tlie n lift it of the . .-. to h. ,n break ramp lf..r xtartlng, nub mil othI.,Hi ri with lnlt alum that He and at the Pnph f th timr h he h. h to f thia ftity ar. waP: lol.-amp, hasv pit ktong i it th hav lot in nHu jMd, wd ful, U n nttv--ft s. ti W. tih d to sm-tin- of, a H kI h.r r mre vidnsak taking .0 hHfqoqip, an atmv man grating what should htv tV fight hi of mil. the tin With ilium rt Iiotigiari me to wtk 8dlir i ftl.iv or tss about at teallv th work, .hhgiHon in, iisol, krd the ft W iM.Ingtnn up nnl doing there a If t -t iM$fno i Ijeaut rl, 4 rut i Ia Mull t 4Al ftt t.- - that tr At l bu(4 Rt i4 t4l, k M ti MHt titl r Khl x i.iraftte ground U t eorr ilr huiit hy tim N I t ll t topi . ir L- -f or ground Kvn then a gel day nut thr. irh gue siiem rsten- - 1. .any men fall ad, rft4eiaika, I u tlaiit. Mime fgtnt, am! ti whole nr non-- I light ai. pewter . f ! the ml t Kitla j, j Jrtely d.ne up at th amounting Mi all .1 Hut the a ddtet t.es Ih le Mii.it i ini- in udditi. i. $. 8iH i ii h flret late walker, av. the hdaMhl4 rat!V( ii .a for th t m.ti , of Pri.t-ti- " tala ftf tlie o.,.tlf.r It I all n tg TaK ! In ! of at! atlotl lit O! ejri I .!uni lu ilq 1 work ft. Ulid (Mhnaiy of ft. ill I) H't UUI 118 t lx ill .1 o. lifted mie fxt i. lOUtdiV to will Hhih le ih igt equal to I loll ( An avetag t lit PintWNl'j l i trail walking f? ii'it (III tftrtl hqrh dM on i the ame t. n Th tho inilip lor tuei tu'igo Hut timtk. aftd.h f r In igrtth uni tita hid gun x mount of tnuacU work the ftftitn Koit .ht hi ititprov in nt ill a imu to anl pi in K n ! p- from the wftutinr. tie hr i th n po-- t, P of kfp-tliroift- n I . r 1 nt $j Vh M.iro.ur $x imbi Hlil t) r r I nurfacu tn road u t 0 of th atati'-t- u ultur f t a In-m- , it tit j.f It u. it y . trui tititi up ou t li in thi part 1 . n. i r - lit n ) A eoiftjn 4 !li ng oth r (1 mojo gen- x V hii i t :uii vh tri!tin h File i - r fr i, igtijftjrh.NMl ft I t.. . - ' . t . M ti .11 J. - i ft to i ' . t t.a ft M r a. i u I t I . ew titoi a f o-- great 1 cot UK f t oar lrigHi new wtaiiie ai..i ftorril for Ka animal, a iut.tutitiai affair, vthich a 1th th i unary ot in ',nxia and eloq 1 ' 11 The ,h r I t ! ,lt Th. - a .in thing Uf i. - i ' hnn i ill.! - qurt.r- - un Tl a! m. I tr t that I ft -. ert.rate lkuru k hanlt quart rmatt Miv, Kt.n bottling lomiiitui rt.iini i quarter, net hoit.il, n a t.ikrt, uint nr t of duhh offh n In fir hitffM neik a . m in k tut n - ir. a M in thi li ton Mit--nt- thr iunl wall in. i i 1 ' h .re im-- I ft Hi ' I being I boen P-r- t t the expenditure oi t-iii 2450 South Third East i.t ha 1V rxnlfij ROSE VILLA POULTRY FARM v if the Plain Hu 1 ct An Interesting Place (o Visit ! ItoBKlai, ! - r .1 M tb aura MARCHING HARD WORK. furl mt ri J in (titer) r pair Thi mak Arm MiinMinlittoni " ,.i.t, s t t it of ItlftHHt i t the Ht , tin nti otjil iv ,re 'jia iiiitrl m ith th forth r .t K. ihs,ittc iuxidft ilkitn that an tie urrent ur While the li em Mr v in t have vaa r f new uli. h re M.un.ni m ngunent i ur th (tout H til A in ih.ugiai the aaMPgte am mil ir )tit - - igo in jinj r t r at ii'ititi i md ti ti on thm- - tur h .i!H.!inte to atFrXiUn.l ly jMt otem itha vt ml i Tarmlilh Infantry iiniBunidins t. I i t . offlier quar -- l tt tt M COL JAMES A. IRONS, Mat , ltM A & -- In htH i frr ti n e tn Frtii. vs riMv a full . ng n vi- - f it a! Ol IJMl', ( tj t iVrni U froMitiK Mu.jf, fefi.il W M t t.. ad fe. ' t k rul ot.U I H .it I .tUft Lull Ih if S f.r - i J i A , U 1) til F'. hi Nn. v u I ' 1 a! t mtHL r tit . I l t t if i f itaii K r h4 tr th r itin u i i ! it ft- - t a Ini burn ih'iilLfti in v o ,ft I. - r n f of It lo I: ti. I r!1- - fee ri u n mh 4 fti 4 rud.ot ftt.-- i,ar4i t m ! u I - .1 v.r,i .f ' tt - $!- . t ll haift J iik it h t 1 ft!- r thr4 i t mi l itu!rit . h i J.iAll r at (t ii. 4 Jf 14 aa4)UA!t t ' .i . -- i IU1 t t t f ti 111 t a i t Tt I I 1 Uftfutiritii '1 IWlaiMlilaiWUI KA 4 1jk KillHitS 1( rnA 14 ! d fbe 11. ,n t Kr? fefa.: ftxifl l4tl r dAtl tl I Id if oti t I h ft ' aS Hprtaf. R if iaa I ft t i h iiXA I K1 t I1 t (f' tb yarl I rew-rai- 4 .' ib 1141 t f a tA b L A(a4i .r tW 1 la-k- e fAl t m KA'i I i itft a It si ri aig nlft 1 t m( r ml r f - t t lr it , l t t. , i i , i', i . 4tl oa I fcj juH ft (bet by t"rfc tlty iftAri. a tLtiAtk4i lAfr is f&up f - U e4 t Hubiij er. a rDa4 ru M hi kaW it V ir Ij (be Ur - . : a c t k-- be I lift-- ! . . f I iM College Agricultural sw tuij f t a fca na ft A Ui tftai j I t m r a p. hi jM . Pai a t& lafto The College of the People With a Great Past , titaarU 4 14 ifM4 tbtii IK ife tbj ftAi..! Grafton aa4 lift iLt1 ,l: Vigorous Present, and a Future II hich Ibr a Herv w85StbA 4r M afel a tn oat Means Much to Utah. ti li 1 Ik ft 5 4 ar u b ft asi lu t ft of u tta t JiihM (Hit i ar lay : re 'k f 4 Mfikr, &ftr I Aft T . t u 4i . . f it r rii.'iil ' ri - r ue f r . ti r Ua i mU-J- fra a le bi a it is T1? f ur4i Ao 8uLl te f r t toil! Kv b a ' : - lr- 1 ! t i (a 4 M a A r. 1 4 u 1 it Afe t tfe .nt tin t t j a nA4 1 b it , . I' Met' ttal tfe I thlt tS t 5 The Utah . If- turirl aa4 i 1 Wtrk 141, is trik U Inl4i.tn t it - tt- , - ft 4f I ftakt yi t ?r Lt mi to r i jy4nt' lie inWfT J i t pUrnM4 m- - , t fc tH pH ttt a! thl t jfi a ll u r I tfekfc Tfcf, 4 yf jr Kvf - i' m 11 Mt ft L.ftft My cf lortl is - is At dufe fry 1.1- ibW, v b 4 1 L rt ' rtttf f irtoUD-ti JftfAil ai i t t& . f mm At ft8 1 1 J S ii - kiwnltl lUir tr, uuprurtMU, Ja Itiae I Knoiniu 1 IfctMK I . arp Ueffi fe JT-r- t im'Miim ui;eau r n lfi 1011 DEC KMHF.lt V t rfl-r- H Fort Douglas a Brigade Post IU I of their great state in estigation which it has attained under the leadership of its president and faculty. It is eminent among the institutions of the 1 md. They are proud of its remarkable achievement in affiliating itself effectively with the work of the Slate of Utah. They are proud of its great body of graduates who are men and women .helpful in the new They are proud of the remarkable progress which thi institu-- , tion is making. Laurels are coming to it thick and fast in the line of recognition of its eminent faculty and in recognition of its graduates who, especially in State and federal sendee, having made State-buildin- g. the College at Logan famous. The courses of study at the State College include Agriculture in all its phases. Home Economics, Agricultural Engineering (the course which was es- tablished this year for the first time and which has attracted attention throughout the west). Commerce and General Science and Mechanic Arts Degrees are given in all these courses with the exception of Mechanic Aits, where a certificate is given for the completion of the work. The Winter Courses where the practical farmers, housewives, business men, and trndes-me- n of the state meet each winter to exchange ideas and to get the latest in the science relating to their business, will begin immediately after the holidays. This year there will be a state-wid- e migration by the busy people of the state to the institution at Logan to take advantage of this rare opportunity. These courses last only a short time in order not to interfere with the home work of the people who attend. CHANGING TO MEET THE PEOPLES NEED. In an age of vigorous, thoughtful change, the agricultural college is leading. Among its newest innovations is the establishment of a tourie in agricultural ergimsring which has been ronounccd by government i to be the specific need r the west in its work. In this cojr-- ' are given courses in rural surveying, irrigation ar.d drainage, farm building construction, the handling of farm machinery, road luilding and hydraulics. It extension division has been ft.nl irged this year to meet the needs of the state It is a pioneer and leader in th i s work. In "some of its courses the students are placed at woik in the banks, factories and other commercial establishments of the state. And it ? ' for state 1 rr-i- bu-in- e. pl.'-t1- i rL rust beginning-t- o mature. 'They reach deep into the future. CIom In Farm Crops |
