Show Dp ft v o 3 ‘ ! )ci N u II Agriculture Finding Its Proper Place Says President r I After Years of Depression Agriculture Is On Upward (trade — College Has Great Mission in West floor space and its energy tu strictly agricultural work than in any other agricultural college In America eveept one It has particularly devoted ilvelf to animal husbandry to' dairying nnd to dairy manufacturing during the'piiat few ypars to salltt to irrigation and darinage to plant thologv to entomology and to agronomy and othtir lines of agriculture In theso fields particularly during the depression we have been almost lavish in our support Ilnwtl Training ' r Agrlriilturp is oil tlip eve of a period of pfoKpei itv affording to Elmer O Peterson who declared in Ilia nnnuiil report delivered nt the thrtyaefond annual of the Institution that thin imiKt buaic of all Induatrieg Is now asHHinlng a more desirable place In the scheme of national economy President Peteisnn suld: de-After five yeuis of serious fusion agriculture Is now on the up gale Students during these five Kins have flocked Into medicine law pliurniuey dentistry and In other professional branches Population has crowded Into the cities until employ mant is becoming a problem even with Industry us It now is thriving in comparison with conditions a few yours ago X1' essential weakness in (he countr) now is a back-win- d I would like to emphasise the fact that American agricultural colleges are broadly and comprehensively organized for work not only in agri- culture but also for work In engineering home economics commerce mechunlc arts teacher training and the basic arts and sciences Furthermore they are expected to give llberul training oln a cultural Way seed selection cultural methods rodent control livestock breeding and management dairying water con servatlon were and marketing adopted by 23(25 people In 20 counties Total farm visits made by the county agents 18930 Total meetTotal attendance ings held 2623 at these meetings 112488 Home Economics Extension was carried on by five home demonstration agenta and three specialists In 22 counties and 197 communities with the assistance of 1203 local leaders The members enrolled In the various projects totalled 13793 The Improved practice in home proThese jects adopted were 19022 projects Included home health nutrition of the family clothing child welfare and home beautification One of the most Important enactments in the entire history of the I recollege occurred this year fer to the passage of the Purnell bill which greatly Increases the field work and the revenue of the experThis art which has iment station been In process for ten years or more passed the federal congress during the latter part of the last session It gives to the Utah experiment station 220000 per year for tjie coming year and Increases this Income at the rate of 210000 per year until 260000 per year Is reach' ed Need of the College The outstanding needs of the college include a hlgter average salary schedule in order that our stronger teachers and Investigators may be kept at work Increased library acommodations and commodious dormitories which should not be constructed until they can be well built and managed Including woik In English mathematics economics art sociology music languages physical education A cleanly and orderly student life is I believe one of our greater achievements We seek dlliglitty to have a place here dlstinquished by the ‘presence of men und women who are In college for the serious purpose of prepnratlon for life’s reI can't pass occasion sponsibilities agriculture without expressing pride In the ill Take Its Share students of the college who of their ee own volition have made the associaTIip next few years should at leant gradual Improvement and tion within the institutioln worthy of the next ten years should be years the greater colleges of America of comparative prosperity Ifsuch Their social life is orderly their la Hie rase as seems now apparent publications are clean requiring no In the margin of unemployment censureshlp Haling and rowdyism (he citlea will be absorbed by they themselves have banished the country the Increased purchas- There Is a real democracy in the j ing power of 350000011 rural peo- college which recognizes no artificial ple will add that margin of profit barriers between people The rich to all business which separate suc- and poor meet alike upon an equalC cess fiom failure and education in ity of opportunity TWO TO agriculture will again take its rightOf National Significance ful share of the young men preparThe Nutioual Summer school has ing for leadership even beyond our expecdeveloped Agriculture In I'tuli ami Idaho Is It constituted a serious Students to Leave for Ft Casey a must inviting and ylesl ruble thing tations to create here " in the heart effort Washington Tomorrow A stale to contemplate policy of the Kocky Mountains” a national from pioneer days already firmly decenter tor summer study and recreThe U A C will be represented dicated to an ' enlightened rural if this ation The unsurpassed life a population of superior peoyear at Camp Casey Washingindeed It is equalled in America ton members of the R by thirty-tw- o ple alieady on the land even if so climatic and scenic quaillty of our 0- - T C Tile a imieli of the land Is mortgaged delegates will attend immediate and accessible environ- the soil and climate of unsurpassed training school for xlx ment was the i Inviting foundation weeksmiljtary W’ill a all beginning June 19 and conproduce iinalllty— these we are in the very path ef travel cluding July 31 The following studgreat agriculture in Utah and Ida- westward and in the very'cented of ents will entrain tomorrow for ho I predict excellent Opportunity The the mountainous tweet ' ' for the young nten 'now preparing Camp Caseyr educator who J 'assemfor leadership In this great work W Sandy Utah bled lust summer were all enthusi- Farrar Ralph And 1 predict based upon efficient over the possibility of budd- Gills Edward Sandy Utah astic Hurward Ilert Wllliurd Utah management on their part a period a summer school of national sig of prosperity for the furhiera and ing Norton E Virgil Salt Lake City nificance here livestock men of this area The Utah The number ‘enrolled In regular us of abrieullure has told Starr Stewart B Sprlngville Utah Class Of was 80 these work 11(3 with churaftoristie vigor that our ecA Ellis Wayne Pleasant Grovp were from our own fuculty In onomic salvation is in quality proI’tgli addition 214 were enrolled for speduction and in orderly marketing Waldo 1'rlee Utah Our Income front fees Frandsoji cial work There is I think no flouht of the wisShowalter Roy Vernal Utah was (2785772 as compared with dom of his advice Furlong Arlo 24047 for the previous year Mission In Agriculture ADVANCED CAMP The Hummer School The Utah Agricultural College Is Aberxold John Providence Club While the summer school Is of Rurgoyne Alma !ogun Utah proud of its greut mis don in agriculture It has during the past ten general educational lnteret draw- Fon neber k Carl M logan Utah years as indeed during kll its past ing 'student from the city and coun- Harris Exan Richmond Utah spent a larger share of Its Income try districts alike It Is of great Harvetz Joseph Jr Logan Utah Its Interest in the development of rural Merrill Ariel C and a greater proportion of Utah leadership Of the 4255 teachers Peterson Harold M Logan Utah In Utah 27(8 aro rural teachers Smith Clyde Logan Utah And aside front these aspects there Smith Kenneth Logan tt'ali will he for the coming summer a Smith Joseph R Richmond Utah considerable grdup ' of greater au- llolsch seller Allen F Richmond thorities with direct subject matUtah ter retutlve to agriculture and the IUsIC I'AXIP rural home And of great Interest Beam Harold Logan Utah also Is work In history zoology bo- Cook David W Logan Utuh ld uy geology music recreation sc- - Ellauon Afton Y Uigun Utuh counting efficiency management Fife Lorln Logan Utah health education Kugllsh and the Fuhrlnun David Providence Utah general lectures on religious and eth- Hurt Marcus Preston Idaho ical subjects a necessary part of Jensen Achton Jr Smitfleld Utah higher education and a privilege of Martineau George A Logan Utah all people rural or urban Nielsen Russell I! Weston Idaho Enrollment Increased Odell Wesley Logan Utah The Institution has progressed fa- Pickett Rodney Murtuugh Idaho vorably In enrollment and In achieve- Thornley Heber F Smlthfleld Utah ment otherwise Theie has been Camp Casey la located on Whldby II percent Increase In collegiate en- Island which lies Just oft the shore rollment this year over last year from Everett The Washington In spile of the lost of a considerable Camp la about fifty miles from Se— in — number of federal trainees who were attle Casey Is a government military counted last year The summary of post commanding most of the Puenrollment this year over last year la get Sound waters Tennis courts golf aa follows courses bathlug fishing and di1224-21223-2verse sports are freely provided at 221 tho camp and our Boys an Insured 757 Collegiate Vocational 105 172 ns wonderful rummer' vnratlo 0— ACTS —6 Hummer school 451 1122 welt t excellent military training Correspondence aud Featuring extension (NO What Florida wants Is the restless HIRCII ARNOLD BALLET (72 Totals 1082 2625 STINNKTTK ager and loyalty that is not rontent to (ilAITEIL The extension work bon eontlnu-- view the University In Ike htlo of 4 OTHER ACTS to increase Id fruitfulness De- finished perfection flawless within Feature Picture spite appropriations which are Inad- and fair without The loyalty that equate lo support the great respon- neen the flaw It love the Ideal tnd sibilities which ars put upon the ex- that will not rest when It can ntlll ThursM tension workers they are be seen Is the loyally that will hear almost revolutionary things the soundest fruit— never perfect JOHNNY HINES —In— In popular education In Utah t but nlway nearing perfection It Is Hsaearrh sad Extension hy such loynlty Hut her son msy Agricultural Extension work bns best put herb Into Florida the virbeen enrrled on by 12 eounty agents tue they take from her end msy ad level specialists In 142 thereby keep ever paid the debt that CONSTANCE TALMADGE with the help of 1111 opportunity owe the world— The —In— local leaders pracImproved Florida Alllgslor (The University tices In relation to all mana(ement of Florldnl R 0 T THIRTY CAMP scc-leta- SENDS About The (A’ who has Mrs Verna Peterson been training at the Price school during the lust quarter will not be at the A C summer school as she anticipated but will leave today husband her with Stubby” for Ann Harbor Michigan where they will both attend school during the summer CAPITOL ATTRACTIONS JJ n “Cornered” WEDNESDAY Fantasies 4 5 Vaudeville “The Chorus Lady" Friday Sat sccorn-pllabln- “The Early Bird Sunday 'Her Night of Romance' com-nnltt- g j L Ora Roanoke Virginia Dixon Counei Jos Angeles California Clint Hollo Thatcher Arizona Clara E Warr Ruth Nevada Margaret M Trader Roseburg Oregon Pearl Sohock Pasadena California Gladys Emmett Unveil Wyoming Guy V Margaret Uowsley McGill Nevada Holmes Raymond Canada Heber Jess Colorado I) Clark Sanford latcy Leonard Texas Myrtle Jeffery Chico California besides many from Idaho and Wyoming To Particular Folks When you eat at the Bluebird everything combines to make the perfect meal Whether you enjoy light tasty lunches prepared especially for the warm days of summer or hot dinners designed to appeal when a more substantial meal is desired you will always find the same delicious food the same efficient service and the same delightful sur- The first of the lectures of Dean Matthews was delivered Sumluy night at 8t John's where the Iogun townspeople had the privilege of listening to one of his Inspiring sermons Mary E Sutherland Extension Specialist in Foods and Nutrition of the 8tate College of Washington Is attending the Utah Agricultural College National Summer School for Hue Clegg a former students who work In nutrition with Dr McCohas been teaching at Paysnn arrived llum of Johns Hopkins University and ln Public health with Dr Rnsenau of on the campus yesterday Mrs ‘ Rose Thompson of the graduating class of '23 now of the B A C faculty Is in attendance at summor school Miss Martha Thatcher former Aggie and Sorosls lias returned from a year's teaching Ui southern Utah and is enrolls duguln under the A Mr A J Merill former student of the College who has spent the past twenty seven months In the Southern states returned to the campus Saturday to register for the summer term Perhaps we can soon say “International Summer Sehool” Mr Jos- roundings WHILE IN LOGAN EAT AT THE BLUEBIRD Harvard In a letter recently received by President Peterson Miss Sutherland writes “I prefer (a attend this school to nny one of the Eastern Universities” Miss Sutherland's letter is similar to a great many being reef d to by the institution in regard Summer fiihod work And do not deny the folks at home this tionally famous Your pleasure We pack to visit to Logan will be your order mail to any incomplete if you do not part of the world and guarantee delivery in try this famous good condition Cardon’s Chocolates made by The Bluebird are na- FOUNTAIN DRINKS— CANDIES-LUNCHESCATERING What The Colleges Are Doing — The Bluebird The University of Missouri has an annual homecoming celebration to which not alone its own graduates but all the people of the state are in- 19 thousand vited Over twenty-fiv- e were entertained this people year Won-Si- k is Mis of Seoul Korea eph ' at work for registered The University of Texas claim to the U A C summer school With him is Mr George 11 Plnienlal of have the largest circulation of packFresno California who Is also at- age libraries of all the states In the tending the College They will re- Union In October 911 packages were main here the full twelve weeks The service now aversent out North Main Street Phone 206 "Buying shoes” is foolish! 35 daily each package William “Bill” Merrill A C grad- ages about made up of magazines bullebeing uate former secretary to President on subPeterson and College debater and tins pamphlets and books to women's of Interest lively jects tennis star of fame is visiting the clubs debuting soeitles parent and campus on his return from Harvard simwhere he has been spending the past teacher organizations ' and other Some favorite subilar groups two years in graduate study jects are Restriction of Immigration Form Mrs Grace C Nesleti wife of May- the Ku Klux Klan Commission War of Cancellation Government of or C Clarence Neslen of Salt Iatke Debts of the Allies and the Soldiers’ uncourses for has registered City Bonus der Dr McCulluin and I)r If you care about your feet if you want to be active and enjoy things then buy “Foot Comfort” instead of “just hoe” In the Arch Preserver Shoe you get perfect comfort for your feet combined with mart ityle You’ll be delighted with thi shoe - has been course on added this year to the curriculum of The the Uuiversity of Pennsylvania Associated Advertising Clubs ure burking the project and preparing material for It With the Nationul Surety Committee they are launchmovement to engage the coing operation of sehool boys teachers e Institutes of evand A Superlnienden W E Moigan of Montpelier Idaho clipolji If qtl-tf- U lug the summer xeaaioq ' ' lege Melvin E Anderson of the class of ’25 Is leaving for Europe where lie will fill a mission for the Mormon church truth-tellin- g eizes TH root we i ery description throughout the United Slates to teach common honesty Dr V C Coulter of the Eng’Mi These Monorganizations realize that miltho for left Wednesday partment of dollura could be sax’ed to lions tana Stute Teuiher College where the people of the rounlry if truth lie will teeh at the summer wliool telling in adxerlislng In stork promotion and in manufacturing and nt who tour'd Della Miss Lindsay the South Cat he High during the retail business were more general The new course Is purt of a camspring’ quarter Is finishing h r paign to this end work at the A C this summer Principal Gilll llttik f lllgh former Granite Btudeut body preshcnt -nd debater a( the College regi sirred Sulorduy Gerald Wrlsley former Y M C A secrelury at the College who has been engaged In slmllur work nt Hawaii for the past two years gave an Illustrated lecture at the Episcopal church under the direction of lev Harris Plllsbury last Sunday evening Mr Wrlsley Is returning from Estes Park Colo where he has been attending n Y M C A to repeut Everyone who ask please” Isn’t neteesnrlly “hard of hearing ” It's only that temporary deafness and ringing In the ears that so many of those who are visiting this high altitude for the first time are suffering from Its redeeming quality also Is the fuel that It Is temporary and requires only n little time to correct itself The matter of limiting attendance Is receiving attention on the part of The only dethe state universities finite artion that has been taken to this end Is that of the University of the State of Washington which lias limited I pi admission of graduates to 50 percent of those who finish such schools this 50 percent to be made up of those who stand highest in (heir grades Not alt of the high 60 percent seek to This defflel-eurenter the university Is made up hy admitting those students belonging to the low 50 percent who pass university entrance examinations - Petersons’ Shoe Store public-welfar- “BETTER FOOTWEAR” ONYX I’OINTEX HOSE All the Wanted Colors $195 de- ‘ 0 PAGE THRE7J STUDENT LTF3 - tir WELCOME TO OUR CITY AND TO OUR SERVICE FRIENDS! Logan Cleaning & Tailoring ' Phone C6 CLEANING — PRESSING — TAILORING Prompt Service— Efficient Woik 171 GEORGE W SQl’IRES Manager 20 W 1st N Delivery Service 4 high-arho- fr SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS Goods at If You Want Price Quality Dry Trade at MOSE LEWIS STORE y “There are thousands of foreign students registered In the Institutions of higher learning In the United Staten and the number U conThere can be stantly Increasing hardly any question that the United State has supplanted Germany s the rendezvous of foreign students but there Is a serious question whether the universities of the United Up to Saturday evening enrollhave undertaken anything Slates from ment had Included regislrailon measure used In Germany like the California to Virginia with war to secure the happy from thirteen ntales before the of theso visitors orientation A few among Canada and Korea “Generally speaking It were betthose enrolled nr Robert II Buckner Maude ter If only graduate and technical from Portsmouth Virginia students came from abroad to our InArkansan Csrmlchest Conway stitutions of higher learning but Kllwnod Columbia It Walter sine hundred of undergraduate do Minnie M Englesvllle Kennedy E "Frink roue It Is a pressing duty of those Missouri Msrjorl Linen Pima Institution whlrh thev enter In large LI pi on Iowa Clara numbers lo msk adequate provision Florence I Oilman Ariaona M Nevada Ann Young for Hie supervision of other aspect North East Peunsvlvanlti Iren U of their college Ilf than the Intel— Sehool pad Society Nancy lectual Fsslor Berkeley California l' jweoil J5J 1UC82— Reasonable repre-nentntlv- Blair Motor Company “Home of the Ruick” for your car during school day Complete car service — Day or Night A home One-llal- f Rlork West on 1st North Phone -- 390-39- 1 5T- t:so-- Your Every Personal Need Promptly Cared for at Ti: S c hr am m-- J otino on Drug Cotnpc n x c |