Show u PETERSON By PROF PROFESSOR E E. E G. G r J FUNDAMENTALS OF il rT College Logan Loga Ji PROSPERITY T H. H AT vt lime when country r L is pal lp palsied with wih panic pank when whon watered stock wildcat 9 01 mines suicides Presidential tl nUal possibilities tariff reform trusts and anil anc n a n thousand thousand thou thou- sand what what-nots What not tire tiro Rte t talked lk l' l lof of ev cV everywhere always It Is SOm sometimes l' l s r for r ones one's one pence peace of ot mind to toto tf to pr mal We e need panics They pre prevent nt 1 t p fac great grett ret a n deparI departure departo l' l front tho tho real real In the rush rusha a rost roll of ot every t rg we for jor forget t l tho great rat silent forces oreos whIch are at work Ince incessantly nt indifferently pr progress progress progress The o world has always paid pRid its ts hom ge t to h th sup until the tho others 1 were avo dead dal Wellington and have havo been wined dined and Le Blancs BlanoS have starved Wo j nt Galeo o vastly of or the Cuban military ry campaign wo We wo uty Cuban k know know- W nothing of oC th tho tho- history of ot the sugar ugar boot In Ind Industry In- In We Va became transported over tho the mc mont mental t pre Pie d of ot a n great grot ll eL t plowing plo from the tie Atlantic to toI I th thoP P W we know Jenow nothing Of Qt f a silent man 1 i Ro flora RoP a who is rubbing a L cactus p against his Ills cheek cheel and smiling The basis lasis of or pro prosperity perfy is tho farm arm and the shop Th The laborer citizen Is tho tiit Th The Tho gr gre test iest American m v h hoards who throng the city streets pimple faced hollow smelling vilely of oC tho ree reek reck and i.- i. f pale ho ow o of s sewage pC lie Uio back street t these street these eso are tho dregs or ur Ge complicated civilization the civilization the the ones who dlo dio early the farm farmIs arm to trivo room roon for tb the Out on Is If a a singing singing- as he works and sweats his lungs air breathed eagerly ex exultantly cx- cx x- x nr are full of or PUre mountain tul for tal the very Joy of or It IL I. I He Ife Is the great citi- citi zen to e to-bo to I IOn One On great guarantee of DC tho tue continued American Is tho encouragement and amI of oC the support Jt is giving th the I Industrial classes who must roust s S 'S lr l. ti who t lh th II notion nation naton sha II be In hI Tills This Is en- en n consists In th tiia and ant support support sup sup- UP- UP port of oC agricultural and Industrial colleges and anil ex experiment ex- ex stations where the Lile children of or the Industrial classes 19 and 1 iIi HIP lp men mn and Int women themselves receive Instruction ani anal anil I whore tho the problems of oC tho the farm ar are solved by where now methods In Iii agri- agri and tim tho oth other Industries fn are aro tested tho ho old methods revised re There Thero hero was a 0 tin time mp when England ruled the world In industry Gradually however she abe felt fel her manufacturIng manufacturing manu manu- and commercial supremacy going and Ind tho the time came whon when she had to ship her products to tn O Germany and have marked el Made loce In fn Germany and Int then shipped back bacle before they thoy could coull bo be lo sold A was waR appointed and ant asked to report early arly The committee reported that German success was duo entirely to tho presence of or industrial t and n agricultural agricultural agri agri- rI- rI 01 cultural rI Il colleges in lii Germany where workmen were trained England took the he hint and since then she has won barI back much touch of or her lost prestige It I It I Is a 0 tact fact that the progress ro and ant prosperity of ofa ofa a 0 country o depends upon th the condition of oC its IH Industries Indus tries and n agriculture being the most fundamental u tn Industry l- l a nation Is largely dependent upon that for tor I Its permanency Heralded with wih pleasure then thenh h by the te true prophet Is ts the tho attitude of oC the nation naton toward the industrial classes I In our own state the immense amount of oC alit aid alII th tho l to by 13 the tho Agricultural clego I Is at least underestimated Tho The perhaps overlooked or experimental eXperImental- wor work wont In rega regard Ill I'll to Irrigation water waler is not enough h lenow known These experiments have been shown beyond a shadow of ot doubt that too much 1 Lt being used for irrigation purposes Such Informal Information Ion should be doubly welcome in a n state tt where wat water 1 Is and cost costly This super gation gaton leads not only to a diminution In the tho quality anti ind Quantity of or the crops Crops such as grains sugar l h rr is potatoes I t l hut it al also o Li 10 lO i a 1 doi In Inthe Inthe 1 the tho land Th soil Is actually Injured This Injury linus expression sometimes In th tho th rise of or alkali I sometimes in other oilier less sensational In Its researches In II arid farm farming In the experiment rendered the stale state signal aid old It ho hes station ha has i ren rpt I hn I initiated a n now w In Industry the possibilities of or which are are infinite And h here bOre re are nrc figures s for tor the tho utility man mail the the- economy howler Since duo due 11 to th the work of or thit tation arid farming fanning has hns' has been been put pUl upon a n scientific of ot tho the state stale arid arhl lands laniIs has paying b basis the te value increased from to O O nor lor cr fere acre This manN moans means that as ns It 11 owns 1859 1 acres of or land lanc a n largo per ver percent percent cent of ot which can cm anti and will be he utilized for dry farm farming ing the tho state tate ha hn has t been Leen 41 hi a n large part of o which Is la attributable lc o Io p experiment station toton work the time when whon cr dry fuming farming became a asafo n safe safo business the state has soul acres of nr land at the Increased price of oC lO per aero acre acro This Income to thI tl tho state then has amounted to at nt least of or which Is directly due to lo Station Maton i work won probably a n much larger amount amount This I Increase In W wealth lh alon alone bore Inore than tho the for Its Is appropriations to the college Curing tho the last Jast three years arf 1 A mile mite of or history Margraf a Berlin chemist In IJ 17 17 87 found fount that a beet contained 5 I per er cent cont sugar i lIe JIo tried to to manufacture sugar from froin the tte Le sugar beet heet 1 l but t talet failed because of o the low o or of the thc product product i iVhon When Napoleon had hal all of continental Europe blockaded block 1 sugar could not be hp import imported ell The prIc tOC rose The manufacture of sugar from tron tho the b boot beet t an an Industry and on a n w working rl basis fco o 0 In log Ing of or the Uio sugar suar beet bet hogan began lual This work work- worl has hns been ben carried on in n largely by hy ment stations until wo we n now w havo lun tb this thA sugar het beet with an 1 avel average a sugar con content lent of oC 1 Hi 15 per pOl cent cent Thoi Thol experiment station at Logan rogan Is ts enaN engaged In thi this work beet boet with still more In t t. t As now Itow- brooding breeding a wih sugar I LG cent ot has lins been obtained at al the I high as ns 6 pot per j jan an nn average of 20 O per e undoubtedly l be bo bC ob obtained obtained oh- oh tamed In tho the course of ot years What hat does it i mean menn In hr ir money honey If l the college collego oleg officers can e even ven n Increase in- in crease p the Sugar content 3 t per cent certainly a 1 minimum minimum minimum mini mini- mum expectation BuSar tho people have ha habe be been n enriched The h stand InD may b bit b taken that the tho factories not tile tho people e nh h benefited nan d by hr this work At present yes YS but In itt Inn itta Ina a n t few w tt without doubt the ho farmer t will vIll I be paid for 01 the tho sugar UC r In his bC beet l not for tor I his beet beet Tho rho ho following O figures illustrate what ha hn lins heet done clone with wih 11 the sU sugar ar beet bet b by breeding In hi 1 O pounds of or sugar represented 1500 JOO pounds of tf beet beet- In tn 1812 pounds of sugar represented pounds o of beet I In 18 1857 7 inCh poun pounds 18 of or sugar represented 1200 I pounds of e beet bet I II In 1871 pounds of or sugar represented 1100 beet I pOl pounds pt of In 19 lOfiO 0 pounds of Ru sugar ar represented 50 50 pounds df I I In 1901 1000 1006 pounds of oC sugar r h bar by- Utah g Station tor work represented tOO p pounds of t r beet bee e eI I P Pay homage to Napoleon then for probably o OD one I of of his hla hiE greatest r although unknown achievements I the tH Initiation of r the sugar beet Industry The experiment station at Logan I Is testing varieties vane varie ties of tt heat nt in in order to develop a n producing flour I variety of High value They must find Ond a variety with n good yield per acre and ant a hl high h Hour four content content Ex Expectations x- x are nrc b being ln fully realized In this work worl It I means much to tho the miller An and the farmer The wor work of f the tho college e on Injurious insects and the tho application application tion ton of ot sprays I benefits the state slate yearly thousands of ot dollars and anti the benefits grow row as the state l t. t grows rw The fhe codling moth sugar beet bet insects ecale If In insects n anti and a thousand others arc now benefits rather than detriment l lm l in that they point nut olt th the lary 7 m I h thinks little r rut ore oro Jut land tand many L returns return financial nfl Put ut al st state iO by the A tlc the I left to Iy r to tile tho ge are aro smal when Jal W meil meiland men anti the r tho college Is giving to men people ot of th state staLe I. I and So- So lh the as future ro Ig B or of It IU aro h s are In I rl to lo 1 be science tho Iu more of f farmers n o the tha but h by cast or cure their animals b bi sa return w whap vill wil The he y and cl cleanliness belle bolc bo be counts In millions million or billions billion ly have hap ave ti to te his spineless C cn l when hem Luther perfects hlf l P and this orl originate l a now new highly Ho lie will thus thu restore to 1 n h hi- hi aul animals 10 i Industry thousands of acres acres or of desert land J l- l what v tines does i it men mit cattle raising ln on 01 C ea cactus us nut lint whit cv eve pr n c- c dairyman every oven every c every raiser every m mechanic rk his or hc housewife In Utah h knows moro more about come comIn I In contact with the tho th l- l by having com wih n logo hgo What tl docs c It 1 Ja moan mean n for Cor future CUl farmers farmers' hat institute workers from the M lf J ar aTh f tier tier- cf r- r tho state and holding up lip higher Id 1 rl to h fanning work work ideals Ideals of ot the men and women who th Ideals In the UfO work shop Ideals of o home sanitation rJ hone home honl purification This ono one Idea alone n epoch epoch- making What of or tho future the children whose mother kno know knothe the tho laws of ot health and ane sanitation the tho thousand men and will about TaUt Talk as R we wi ant are public attention events that Cn engross the things that make malo for present and anti Cl future ure stability The fhe historian of or the future rm will nill say Tho United States continued to he be th the greatest nation th the the- world r er r pr saw it educated the tho workers and placed 1 I IM fore fori them all al a higher Ideal Or will vill wl the future historian sn Fn no as tt- tt t. t S aV sax of or Rome something Rome something entirety entirely different |