Show 9sarpr-g- sxrnj:jfjrxiFB Lake market has yielded valuable cause education is an eternal proLee Emerson information to early vegetable cess Educational institutions as growers of northern Utah espe- tools and as embodiments of our ' Bassett cially and the experiment station ideals must become greater and has been active in an advisory greater necessities as the years capacity in relation to the im- go on provement of fruit and vegetable It wUl I hope not be considermarketing facilities la Salt Lake ed inappropriate if I mention City An exhaustive study of the here a few of the many greater poultry industry of Utah is now needs of the college which could under way in cooperation wita be most effectively satisfied by the United States Department of such endowments as I have sugAgriculture the Utah Poultry gested Producers association and other Research and proagencies Additional facts on the fessorships not nowteaching possible unvariation in the curd character der our necessarbut continuing of milk have been recorded and limited state and federal approgress has been made in the ily endowadditional study of sod alkalinity Continued propriation ments to the library of funds in investigations sheep breeding would enable us to enfor wool improvement have which certain large neglected portions shown that much good may come of our collections substantial to sheep men by further attenour library buildto enlargements tion to selection and feeding for fund dormitories so much wool value A study has been ing now an additional Home started on certain irrigation pro- needed Economics cottage which appears jects m Utah with a view to de- to be a necessity within a short termining causes of success or time the amphitheatre one of failure and continued measure- the and particularly unique ments of snowfall on watersheds beautiful of the camhas led to an accumulation of pus whichpossibilities OFFERS COURSES due to lack of funds facts which should prove of in- remains unimproved and a fine estimable value In estimating an- arts building devoted to music nually the supplies of irrigation art and speech There are men1NREADNG water available in important tioned as prospective features in areas of the state our development Which are adAll of these studies are directTeachers or students of ly related to problems regularly mirably adapted to monumental And memorial purposes The state English have the chance this by the farmers and and nation will undoubtedly prosummer to study literary inter- confronted of homemakers Utah The results vide for routine but probably for pretation with one of the obtained from some of these routine deof that work in studies ate of tremendous value not much more than Professor Lee Emerson also in connection with the so-- 1 velopment along lines pf agriAmerica Bassett head of the department cial and economic welfare of culture forestry home economics commerce engineering education of Speech of Leland Stanford the state as a whole and in the general sciences and He is not only a University Extension The arts but may not be expected to great teacher but he is also an Service care so adequately for our develauthor of books in his field and Extendon In The Service has in certain hnes not so a noted public reader 22 county agricultural opment utilitarian in character directly His course meeting at twelve its employ 6 and demonstrahome These latter at the same time o’clock in reading of poetry of- agents tion whose headquarters provide opportunity in cvonjunc-tio- n fers a peculiarly fine opportuni- are inagents the seats various county with our other work for the ty for advanced students not of the 23 counties served the finest expression of the instituby to an necessarily graduate get is tion’s ideal of culture and inagents A corps of acquaintance with a side of maintained at the specialists to college poetry but little known to most travel throughout the state to deed of usefulness Needs To get such a course teachers these field agents and do one would have to journey to assist The needs of the college which some institute work in the 6 re the larger universities Thus maining counties of Utah which should be taken care of as early as state finances permit include far the class is small enough to are not served by agents in maintenallow for considerable discussion Work of the Extension Ser- a further increase and The for supplies aind individual practice equipment vice is to carry to the farms and ance departments to recent findings of ex- which will enable homes the PRESIDENT REPORTS AT raise the level of their work agencies in all parts of a major COMMENCENT PROGRAM perimental of the country It carries the me- and the construction to house the work in thods of the best farmers and building Minor building (Continued from Page One) homemakers to others in the home economics needed include ad2146 work voluntary Unpaid same county and in all parts of developments retins the state It teaches improved ditional reconstruction and project leaders conducted work under the direction of the farm and home practices through modeling of a number of our to suit them soecialists and countv leaders in demonstrations conducted with existing structures demands the Extension Division The the help of local people In short more nearly to inmodem and additions work mentioned does mot in- It aims to make the Utah farm Improvements clude the encampment held each more profitable and the home to our animal industry buddthe purchase of a considerconvenient healthful ings year on the college campus with attractive able acreage of land for research a registered attendance last and otherwise desirable and instructional purposes two year of 3152 During the past year the coun new greenhouses and improveThe Experiment made ty agricultural agents ments in our water distribution Station farm visits received 12145 The present building de15024 calls and office telephone system During the fiscal year just voted to chemistry physics and to extension relation in calls the Utah closing Agricultural is overcrowded inhas made work They addressed 124803 bacteriology Experiment Station cluding as it does most rtf our notable progress by way of im- people in meetings In carrying work in these heavily patronizIn administration out their extension program in ed departments As soon as posprovement the had -- odd 261 communities they The Sixty organization sible the of physics voluntary pro- should be department major projects have been revised aslstance of '2146 moved to other quarti i f in the light of experience gained ject leaders ers in connection preferably with since they were first outlined The home dem o n s t r a t ion the developing work in engineerand research under each project agents' together with the special- ing and forestry Soon a separate Is proceeding with definiteness ists visited 10705 homes They building will be needed for this demon1084 of purpose lecture conducted at- work Besides regular bulletins the stration meetings with an 9281 The faculty voted this year to Of the 4182 of tendance station has contributed 27 artieliminate compulsory chapel Jo 92 work per in enrolled project cles to scientific and technical its place v approximately fifteen as Soli Science the cent completed the work outlin- carefully arranged entirely vol journals extension this out ed In Journal of the American Society carrying untary college assemblies will be the held of Agronomy American Journal program with the women voduring the year This step 1143 assisted were bv of Physiology the Journal of agents is taken after careful deliberawho leaders local project as a step forward tion Agricultural Research the Ento- luntary training to fit them- in ourdefinitely the American took special mological News development There can be work the for selves Naturalist the Journal of no doubt that the change repreP h y t o pathology Extension work with boys and sents the careful sentimeht of Bacteriology orconducted through “4-cereal girls is students and faculty Devotion to Hydraulic Engineering chemistry and the Journal of ganized” groups known as religious ideals Which 1$ the There were last year great motive of our assemblies Nutrition Clubs membera With Clubs 361 can be advanced we think under By way of further Indicating cent of the plan proposed We can imthe accomplishments of the sta- ship of 3099 80 per work for pose physical and mental tasks tion during the past year a few whom completed the contribu- which they enrolled Each club upon our students ihdeed a large unusually important teaching part of our responsibility is this Frokn the concerned itself with tions may be cited in one phase of Their religious development on Agronomy department has come the fundamentls or home making the other hand we think can best a new wheat “Utac”r which agriculture calf clubs poul- be encouraged by the method promises to be of wide economic thus there wereclubs sheep clubs now proposed value in the state This depart try clubs pig ment also has contributed new supgar beet clubs potato clubs Student life— facts on the culture The student life of the college of field bean Clubs wheat clubs garden food clubs Is on a commendably high plane crops particularly affecting clubs sewing clubs clubs While in general the conduct of The Animal Hus home management sugar beets To facilitate the work out In people is causing grave appre-sensibandry Department conducted 4 are held lamb-feediwe feel at the college experiment the re- the state short schools sult of which are of special sign! at the college for leaders A club very great respect for a body one for ficance to the steadily expanding leaders’ school conducted 94 young men and Women who can Club maintain lamb-feediby their social and person Industry of Utah Week was attended parts ol'tne al conduct on the whole on so In the field of chemistry an leaders from variousleaders’ traincontribution state An adult praiseworthy a level There are especially Valuable of course sufficient exceptions to has been made which shows a ing school for Women was held anwide variability In the mineral lor two weeks The eighthcover- this general rule to justify constant that the world’s content of grains— a fact of im- nual farmers’ encampment an presentvigilance intemperance t Way pot portance from the standpoint of ing a three day period had find lodgment on the campus both human and animal nutri- enrollment of 3152 The ' subsidence in morals and s tion The j plant pathologists Endowments to reasonable seem in ethics I am using the word It would have added materially to our forUnload that soon the list of some understanding of serious diseases expectstudents include would of commercial mer affecting crops relaleast nt achieved importance as the psyllid yellow who have inof cur civilization we urb Atof potatoes and the sugar beet tively great wealth Already is the case It is equal- tempting to have known for what roots and the etitomoligists deed this suppose it is degeneracy a degeneracy have recorded results which ly a natural thing to or families the more alarming in that it prove effective in relation to the that these individuals insects would find great satisfaction in so compacently accepted by so control of destructive such as the sugar beet leaf utilizing part of their surplus many people from the lowest worm wealth in endowing the college stratum to the highest levels pf hopper the gooseberry society What was once characIn alfalfa which has contributed so greatly and the Chalcis-fl- y and their teristic only of the under world seed Continued study of ground to their education is glow aetisbt to be made rowater has revealed facts soon SSml of the utmost to be published which shook standards point the way to a conservative of learning use of this natural resource The food habits of Utah farm faml an expression of their appjcla no matter in what guise they apr and they frequently present lies are under close study and tion to the commonwealth them pear themselves in the name of prothe results are being prepared has so abundantly Webe true of gress and the new freedom A related study It will undoubtedly for publican — what I have J of farm village Jife in Uf formal an also yielded results ild not like to significance to social or vey the Impression that in e£l this state Progress has been attendance at the college uqrtlcm in America we face I studies made in polllnization eel '"v at all bordering on with cherries and aofth WW The very crpesite J varieties of tree fruits have Betti the conway ease Overwhehainry ad aer the introduced for comparison with doubtedly come to realise they can ren- tion Is sound and iae mr great service which people are wholesome ana ( der their state and their country edu- voted to their tuts TbeCrr through endowmentan along ‘ educational Me in AOKTtiTT I If the status of cooperative cational lines itself raehfc' causes of their success or institution can maintain t clean and progressive It hwom-e-fors have keeme t--rrro our ecS foahtao W Indeed a great Institution Studies Prof PROF BASSETT H Almeda Perry Brown and nd La Veil SorenCharles son left Tuesday for a tout of southern Utah son Coach Joseph R Jensen wul leave Fuday for Berkeley where he will study at the Un'versity of California during the summer O W Dr H B Harlan of Washington connected with the U S department of agriculture arrived in Logan Friday evening and Conferred with authorities at the U S A C D C Nellie Brown instructor in English at the East Side High School in Salt Lake City is attending Summer school here She is registered for Professor Bassett’s work which is her real reason for being here President and Mrs E G Peterson and family spent the period between Commencement and the opening of the summer session touring the Grand Canyon country They report a delightful trip George P Barber executive secretary of the Alumni association Is on the road this summer He will return In the fall to attend to his work of manageing the Alumni association in geneial and the Library fund drive in particular P foL atoas Ydtltt tiBAT at MOHSEN lUtket The members ef the experiment Station of the U S A C entertained at a luncheon at the Blue-bh- d Saturday afternoon Covers were laid for twenty seven After the luncheon H V Harlani gave an illustrated lecture on “Africa" A number of staff members were special guests Rhea Johhson Anna West BTeta Wanda Daines Badger Clair Adams and a home economics student from Mexico are the girls who are living at the Home Economics Cottage this weex Mar-' of last Wednesday term They will be there for C&ntr-Nieland garet Dunkloy deeks Miss Kewley who sen were married after which six is in charge of the cottage has Can-tr- il a for left wedding trip they as her guest her two nieces J’or Us will be remembered summer “flash" the star Aggie athlete the Since his graduation in 1928 he Rulon Walker president of the has been coaching at the South U S A C Student Body organ-natio- n Cache high school for the coming year is in Those students who Ore net new Pocatello He says he is selling at the college will notice that books Ronald Flamm editor elect there are two new tennis courts rtf ‘‘Student Life” is in Billings on the camDus just east of the Montana visiting his home— and quadrangle These courts are the probably gleaning material for gift of appreciation from the class countless stories on the new Wild of 1929 to future Aggies They will West He will be back at the end be readv for use next fall when of the month to resume his famthe back stop and nets will be iliar post at Dim’s Barbecue installed The Work on thm was done by the seniors on “A’ Day King Hendricks professor of Hie money was raised by donations from class members English at the B A C Mrs Hendricks and their daughter will sail Mrs Effie Barrows of the Extension Division and her daugh- from Montreal for Berlin this ter Effie left today for Corval- month where Mr Hendricks Will lis Gregory where they will both do work towards a Ph D in Engattend the Oregon State College lish Mr Hendricks is a graduate summer school After the summer A C They will be acSession they plan to travel to San of the U S Roy Halverson and will companied by Where visit Francisco they with Mr and Mrs Percy Barrows his wife Mr Halverson is also Mrs Barrows recently returned a former Aggie' He ’will' Study from a trip through the southern music in Berlin countries of the state Where she went to give demonstrations in home beautification and management l -- Dr Joseph Geddes left Logan Saturday for Plain City where he is doing some study work attempting to determine what people in rural communities do with their leisure time Dr Geddes is working with Plain City In Weber county and Trenton tem in qounty and the results of these studies will be made into a sociological report for the U S A C experiment station Box-eld- 4-- H ARE APPOINTED (Continaed from Page OM) In Davis County Miss Ruby Btrlngham has been appointed as home demonstration agent in Davis county to succeed Miss Miller Miss String-ha- m graduated from the UBAC school of Home Economics in 1928 She taught Home Economics last year Miss Verda DoWdle Wid be Instructor in entomology and zooMiss Dowdle received her logy bachelor of Sciences in this department this year being vpfidle-torlShe hds for her class been assistant in the department for the three years past While going to school r MT Hamlet Pully Will be instructor in Bacteriology s Mr Pulley received his master’s degree from this school this spring He will succeed Mr Zo-bwho received a fellowship at the University of California for the coining year and whd will study there for his Doctor’s degree in Bacteriology W W Stuart George Henderson and Alden Lillywliite nsve to been appointed research extension fellowships in the divirion- - Mr Stuart Will work in the line of plant pathology Mr Henderson to Animal Hushi bandry and Mf Llllywhlte Rural Sociology ' " ilain Barter Shim - It of threat write It t be te o lir w At S' 1 K 4g§r successfully promotes teach--t ers to better positions Normal and CdSge Graia-Splendid positions open in departments it Ml ? t EMfeoa t -- Torgfetoh Etudio vlttfcr "'Vi Lftclt Ad Yoq i SAYJMIOFEY — Haye Yeur f V- a PEbERkh 31 H CHILL CAftS ALL OCCASIONS r ice AVENUE - ? ta i li 4 SHOES HEP AIRED TSi i VXX&XX Phone Til Ji m tit' CLOAKED jTnw" 4 V— ll i — rttr"'!' ‘irm ’wl j WENMJNESV ijBOAN m ricnf MAIN 'o-- I I-- 0 4 t? i k I WJ- Cljoy yCSir Women make tQuprilldi ‘ oSehsti ilCttlHffb CIrfcl 2 £££ Clem j i Trc’ti ta t£±m‘ — I trez: v- j i: - 4Jf V ri Cyc: 1 c'H t ax M li k 't rw - i s J r - r K4 V ‘‘p S3 c: i—' -- r U A' f'- - AW t k ' fi tt it "i u" h? f It Mr ' w tt try c - are S3e flui f j better fci rut frrs slsaCay: r t- ihgt - ehloll:— f v CpMi t tWnirrir ’ t FOfe FLOWERS a t ¥ rtt ates NeeiedL ' -- 1 v J t " v "‘‘SB®1 AGENCY misty treasured nsaineaU VALLEY FLORAL COMPANY 1‘ S& Air THE PHOTOGRAPH inti-suc- h ' ‘Li - ’ s & New’Cc-r- " keep these AND SERVICE North Main Lagai - - 4Ltffc8t Crater Street Two Doors West of the Lyric I Baby days ahd Baby QUALITY J iVi Tri millions bi homes Try Our Coffee and Rolls SHOES f REPAIRED the samb as A ' Royal Bakery w Street - ‘Proprietor JV CARLISLE i 1 - J 55 South Main u forever fresfc- - - BOBS CACHE ng jw hAir : The university of Idaho had a three day commencement proone of its gram which had features the dedication of the Idaho state war Moo ooo armory CALL AT THE fit Latest style anD : ell For the Best ef CAKES PIES ROLLS AND BREAD er WE CUT TttE s an aFe only Aggie Students Jways memories on gfeSto’Sf r V Isrealsen and D S Jennings returned Friday from Millard county where they did some survey work on irrigation water supply Drs Gwen feoueiie Clark li contin- General Robert Lee won this auhoal World War uing her graduate dedicated the memorial s&xuroer to with A soldiers br N A Pederaon is teaching The Alumni me with the Prof Lee EMefcsoh Bassett s classes were held Saturday Maida MuiiV Stella Sorenson this week as Prof Bassett couid dedication arid commencement and L& veil Sorenson graduates not arrive here from Palo Alto Sunday and of jUiti year are employed at the unlit the tnd Of the week Experiment Station “Bob” Gibbons Aggie Athlete Professor Edmund Feldman will who graduated in 1928 And Mrs leave soon for the East where he I Gibbons are Attending Summer MUSIC “Bob” is registered for THATCHER wHl spend the coming ear doing! school Mrs Gibbons advanced work in engineering coaching School COMPANY was Mis Montella Parry also a 39 South Main Leo Homer an Aggie of 1922 former Aggie found his way to the college campus Saturday morning after spend- - Stanley J Eighty of Belle Four-ch- e South Dakota is attending the mg six years teaching in Idaho we WELfcbiis you coaching schboL Elma Bennion graduate of the tire t?HAC T1 all SttiMti Lorna Lon Critchfield of HollyU S A C sailed at the beginSummer Sresittd we JEtfokl Our is attending Heartiest VtlMfo California geb (Is ning of the week for Europe wood where she will spend a year in slimmer school city-Dautravel and study Elma taught Mrs Irene T Fletcher is StudyQuality aha Servlee at Ail fflnes English in the South Cache high Phene 290 ing painting with Professor Birger 67 N Mita St school last year Sandzeh 4 I v Dean W D Moriarty of Los Dr was a dinner g inset Angeles spoke at a luncheon at theHejiniati Dormitory Tuesday night BUY meeting Monday at 630 in the of last week was also dinner hotel Eecles to members of the guests at theSheHome Economics L'tgan Fire Insurance association Cottage during the week and the Logan ne insurance asMeat sociation FACULTY MEMBERS ’ff |