Inter-Mountain Republican | 1908-10-08 | Page 7 | College Exhibit Wins Much Praise

4 COLLEGE mil EXHIBIT I WINS VINS MUCH PRAISE I j Agricultural Institution Take Takes Front Rank in Educational Educational Display BIG VARIETY OF PROD PRODUCTS PRODUCT All Al Departments Well Wel Represented at Utah State Fair Fairl I Of or all an the school chool exhibits at the thi state tato tato tal Lair fair there is Se none that has received ro re ro- ro elved so o much favorable comm comment nt athe ai a as the display mado b by the Utah Agricultural Agri cultural cul al college cole o of or Logan The dis via play covering all al of ot the branches oi o ot study tudy at the tho L Logan an school Is In th thc tho Agricultural building the first frt one ono orthe orthe or on the tho grounds Proe Professors sors at the choo and nd others aro are on hand at all al time during the morning afternoon and anti evening to explain the work worl to visitors visit visit- ors orB and ad the bles corner comer has become be be come como ono one of or the most popular meeting meet meet- meeting Sn ing ing- places on the grounds for tor out ol ot town parties partes especially those from Cache county and other counties to the north Professor Profesor L. L A. A Merrill is Sa In charge most of or the tho time and Dr John A A. A WIdtsoe president of o the tho school has ha hamade I mado made this department his headquarters quarters while on the grounds grounds It I was wa wa I expected that the Logan school would have c a a larger space for their exhibits I but much of oC tho the work done at tho the school which was wa packed for the display display dis dis- dis pia play has been left out owing owing to lock of or room But this does oes not mar the tho exhibit so far for a n n outsider can cn see i for every ery department of oC the work of the Cache county count school Is shown hown most clearly cearly b by the tho cleverly arranged dis dis- dis ls- ls plays plas Exhibits J are shown of oC tho ho six sections taken up at the Agricultural college colee Agriculture an and horticulture horticulture ture domestic dom science an and art mechanical mechanical me me- arts ornithology entomology and live stock Tho The live lve stock stoel branch branchIn branchJR 1 0 I In JR A thon in fn other quarters quarter on the and the stock from th the Loan Logan Lo Lo- gail gan an school chool is i numbered among the tho be bet t cattle catto shown hown at nt the tho to fair this year Interest t In Vehicle r One of ot tho the exhibits of or which the U. U A. A C C. officials arc are especially proud prud I II Is Isa isa I a R two seated 8 buggy bu made entirely by bythe bythe bythe the students in the mechanical arts ars department er E Every bolt was made h by the tho students student tho the hubs of or the wheels heels an and the tho spokes were made by them and all aU of or the tho Iron parts were forged ut nt the school in fact overy everything used to make tho bu buggy top an and bottom was as made at the college Many mon men who vho have handled buggies and wagons from froni Eastern factories havo o ha inspected tho thio buggy on exhibit b by the U U. A A. A C C. and nd have declared it to be of or equal quality If It not superior to any uny put pUl putout out nut by the factories There Thero are also shown a a work bench benth scroll saw sass and tools all aU made mado bj bj- tho the students during the year ear One of oC the bc best t evidences of or the tho werk dono done In this department Is shown In a coo ce of or tools which hare havo ha A been hn made w the year ear just fliRt past flit by 73 b students i d' d i who J J had ad not seen seen or handled han ban lan lan- tools before entering the tho Agricultural Agricultural Agri Agri- cultural 1 college David DaJ Hughes in instructor In- In in inwood wood carving has a a. a note note- ri wt Mt nm na w ill wor c tJ i hy hc o o wood carving department Farmers ot of Utah lave long known nt ot the value alue ot of the tho Logan school chool to the T TORT f lv IO s agriculturalist But the school chool have havo mado made their the It claims still Jun and thc they have collected a m moss mass s of ot exhibits exhibit that show what can cn l he be e dOne demo wih with tho Utah soil noil AOI After ArerI I experiments on the cole college o farm those In charge hargo have mado made the beet contain 22 2 per cent of ot sugar Instead of or 16 per percent percent per percent cent as a was wa as tho the average a a year ear or two ngo ogo And An besides besles this Ull high percentage of or sugar there aro are four pounds of or seeds needs eds to the beet As a crop for off years cars when the sugar BUSar beet heet ground round Is given a n rest the the Agricultural college has found that soja b an beans bean or cow beans heans arc ale best to grow glO glOa as a they make either excellent teed feed or are aro without without the few Ie peers as fertilizer and put ground 1 in splendid con condition for tho next season of beets for Ir Dry Iry The college o has devoted c much at attention at- at cole last td tol dry farming during the few tenton years chiefly for tor the purpose c of oC tolling lolling the farmer what kinds of or grain are the beet for Cor the lie dr dry farms and how hos they should be lc taken care car of of It I to Professor lies has been found according Merrill I that turl turkey e red Is Ig the best wheat er 1 for d dry y farming While It It docs does not show the miln milling value of or tho the white club It I has so much greater geater a a. r yield that It Is i considered tho the best I farms farina Another An An- Another wheat to bo ho grown roWn on dry tn n the tho peach other dr dry farm product is and six Ix baskets of or these aro are shown from rom the farm of or D D. P P. Broadhead of A good oo many of the visitors at nt the exhibit was wa surprised cd when tol told that the peaches were grown rown on dry but they the learned quite a afew afew afew farm lond land leaned quie few things after alter In investigating the ex- ex hibit of the IJo Logan an school Professor Merrill says that one e fr of things attempted at the A. A th too the chief ehler C. C Is to get the farmers to grow row a and not greater variety of oC products all stick to the tho same thin thing At the ul experimental plot at Logan during durn the havo some year tho the experts grown hemp homp which Is 15 on exhibit Professor dean of the Agricultural co col- col Harris ean of or loge lObo of Iowa ono of oC the tho authorities the East said that the hemp grown East If not superior to t In Utah is 18 n as good f that grown in Kentucky where most o of the tho hemp is grown for rope made maIe mace I In lit America Samples of the Utah product product pro pro- duct has hM been sent East Eat and most mott I favorable replies havo have been received declaring manufacturers from rom rope tl 5 Utah stalks 8 to be a as good as any amat am them received by been have at that and is in lii hemp raising an anI mony There to get ct 1 are aro trying I the A. A C. C authorities some ome farmers to take talce up hemp rul raising I with their other products products- Fruit From Station I from the shown I Fruit exhibits arc are three experimental farms at Logan Loran Lohl Lohi for the center and for foi 01 the north norh ant of or parts the southern I for St. St t. t George e and antI Utah Apples peaches pears peara chiefly shown from rom rein Logan Lo Lo- Lo- Lo grapes rapes are arc L Lehi hl eXhibit eX- eX ex exhibit and the feature of oC the J c gan hibit I is the tho 27 varieties of oC tomatoes didn't dl nt know all on exhibit Maybe la lo you 01 al different there wore were that many man they arc are alt all there but al of tomatoes for inspection and ready 01 labeled read chiefly George Geore arc shown St SL From the English walnuts te soft well soft and other nuts generally almonds seedless in tn the tropics besides 3 grown raisin ron grapes about grapes about the most mo t deLi deLi- del del- clous cious little things ever cr ron grown lite other things the lie grea great Among Utah bj by cup won loving sweepstakes lo recently irrigation con congress r sS at nt at tho the Irl alon exhibit inthe Inthe In Inthe is 15 on heM held in Albuquerque 11 1 attracted has the A A. C. C quarters and no 10 end ot or attention branch of or the domestic science Tho The te stUdY tudy especially work Is It an Interesting tn and f a n time H there for foi the fair Calr sex spent I U would bo be most ju Judiciously to Know I there j is anything you 01 want al without mal making n Jells with or about jels or a thou thou- pickles u cooking preserves cook cook- Undone things about sand an and one other oilier and ask f Mrs Ju Jay Jay- rl cry just step tcp over 1 0 the hoart liCad of cock MISS Cooper I Is at al 1 hilt l this department at Logan Lo n. n explaining hil J Maycock lacock Is 18 on tho ground things things The Tho exhibit Is most interest irig InE 4 This cooking business will o oC course COUIe appeal to tho the women but hut the sewing department is what will wi at atM at- at tract SV the te and rIs-and and tho the women too Mrs M Rhoda B. B Cook head of oC thi thi branch of the work has brought thu this department to a high state of prone jenc jency lency at th the Logan school chool nn and is turnIng turning turn turn- ing out expert seamstresses each year Cr Complete Sewing Course Cur r. r Thin The sowing exhibits arc are arranged ed in glass show cases and trace tho the work worl of tho the student entering tho the school un til ti II sno leaves after ater the third year car carTo To begin with wih Mrs Cook explains explains tho the girls are taught lusht how to make and ond follow patterns later Inter graduating to tc tho the sewing machine which the they are suppo supposed ed to master Books s are arc kept kepi by ly the tho students In which are pasted these daly dally daily lessons and become mo most t valuable for reference both in school and an afterwards All Al of ot the work done dono ono b by tho ho class clas is dono done In school chool none of or It being taken home as Mrs Cook believes es bele she gets better beter results b by seeIng seeing see see- fn ing the lie work going on In tho ho school room The next step Is for tho the student student stu stu- tU- tU dent dont to mako make three pieces of ot underwear under under- wear car which they tho must measure pattern pattern pattern pat pat- tern and then make One o of oC tho the most mott interesting courses In this Is the study tu y of ot tho the history of or textile making from the primitive o to the tho present And ArIl in iii this connection the pupils are made to do a a. little wea ln weaving Just to show how them what it I means menus to manufacture the textile The students are nrc then lien tum shown the art of or using ready made patterns which gradually leads up to the French modeling mod mod- cling eling or paper pattern making In the second and third years During the third year tho the girls are making their own clothes and ever every graduate from tho the school makes her graduating dress dreM Several Sc cral of or the tho dresses made b by the girls at tho the college aro are on display display display dis dis- play in glass cases C es and look hook as If It I thc they thoy were purchased from from somo some exclusive ex ox- cluse ladles ladles' tailoring establishment Art needle nee le work is also taken up atlie atthe at atthe the lie school chool but not a great deal of attention Is paid to this as Mrs Cooks Cook's aim nim is to have 0 the girls proficient proficient pro pro- with tho the making of or clothes rather than fancy work wOrk Dr Dr F F. D fl Ball Bal and Professor E.G. E.G. E.G. E. E G. G Titus Taus have a wonderful collection of ot Utah bugs buE and insects In glass Ia roses cases which has attracted no end nd of or Interest and tho the collection of ot Utah birds has also arouse aroused tho the Interest of or Uth Utah people peoplE For completeness nn and or levor arrangement arrn the display Is one ODe Jf or f the best on tho the grounds rounds EVENING I EI CROWDS O ft i Among no Boys In J. I. I the tue Only By lily D far ta tho time lar largest o t crowd of ot tho ho week attends attended tho fair lost last night filling the grandstand during tho the fireworks display and then tilling tho tim buildings when the lie sensational acts wore con con- It I is I estimated by ly tho time management management man man- that there was wa a v cro crowd of or nearly people on tho the grounds last laet night about half holt paying paying- and tho other othol half remaining during the afternoon and evening evening- Ono Duo thing in In particular which Ih nr aroused tiie til tho th wrath of f fi i President J J. G. G McDonald and members of ot the fair tall management n was s l the tho numbers be of young young- boys l had Imd become c intoxicated t orv 0 on ar tha It t- t la viI bet by th the management toda today to sec ee that lint Uie Ule practice of ot aching liquor to minors will vIll como come to an end ent to put IL U slop to to noine ot of tho disgraceful I r cones of lant ast night 1 t Scores e of or young r follows fl s ninny many of ot whom 1001 looked el to bo be less loss than 18 IS years old were seen een yelling and ant carrying car car- 1 vying on the time grounds ba badly ly under the Influence of ot liquor Many of ot tho the genus thought It 1 l was wa real Jenus cute to lo act drunk runk but there were many others who had taken free tree ly 11 at toe bar All Al of ot the tho fair officials wore wore bus busy until late last night figuring up the tho th attendance durn during the tho day completing the arranging ot of time the Judges' Judges books bool t tan and an clearing other matter mater which had accumulated during the d day Hut But they went homo borne iome contented for the tho crowd of ot the thc day and night was far greater than ever before In La the time history o of Utah Ulah fairs and showed that tho the people have taken an Interest In fn the exhibit this year l I Found oun Mrs Lester Lster Freed has hns turned do- do Last night at the tho fair grounds she Rho uncovered two pickpocket stunts hut but did not have havo time timmie enough to lo the tho man While sitting In Mr Free Freed's s 's automobile last laRt night nl ht she hc saw a man walk to too tho front seat eat ralso raise tho the eu cushion cushion cush cush- hIon h- h wale ion and then walk off Sho She Investigated investigated gated the nuttIer mutter and found that the tho prowler had left two pocketbooks one inside tho thin other and they were both empty In one was n a receipt made maJe to Louis Peterson b by W Yo A A. Hudson for for or JS 3 Tho two purses were turned over overto overto overto to the tho police JO OC ilO 10 IS More M lr rc Canines Canine C nod mid nut ll S hon ho s I Improvement t. t The dog show opened yesterday and the lel kl yi I bo boys s began their work There are more moro entries In the show this year than at nn any show In the the past there are more kinds of the canino tribe represented and thero are more of or each ench class ClaM The Thc new house built es es- es for tot the dogs Is w well 1 aran arranged ed and is tl a a. decided Improvement ment on theold theold the tho I old ono one Everything has been done dono to It comfortable for the tho dogs and I they have I ave not not shown a a. ver very great dislike dis oils like for tor their quarters It is to get a bUCh bunch of dogs I 1 to together without a bunch of or noise of course and these these- dogs dobs arc aru a ro not nol much different from other ones They kept up iii their all nl afternoon while the crowds were swarming about aboul them anti and they went to It I again last night ant Every lime a few tew bO boys 8 went past pant ast th dog do houe and started to yell yen the dogs took up tho time challenge an and started a babel of ot noises that could be heard all over tim the grounds rounds Owing to the Increased Interest