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Show THE "GLORIOUS . FOURTH." I' We are pleased to note that all of tbo towns in Cache Valley arc not go- ' J i lng to ignore the natal day of the n.v I tlon. Some tlmo ago wo called nttcn- I tlon to the fact that no effort had t j I been made up to that time for a fit- B I ting Fourth of July celebration. B u . Since then things have gone along B I in the same old way and tbo short B ' tlmo now Intervening makes It certain BB that Logan will pass up the "Fourth" B i i this year with nothing more than a B j friendly ''good morning." BflB 'i E .., It is highly pleasing however, to BflB I' t . find that some of the smaller settle- B i ' . ments arc more alert to the occasion. BB J I, i 1 Wellsvllle, on the west, and Smltl BBB i I field, on the north have both nn BB ' j I Bounced their Intention of having a BflB I rip-roaring time on tho coming Indc- H j! 1 pendence Day. Elaborate programs BBS !' I have been prepared In both places BBS, flj and It Is very probable that many of BflK Bj tbe citizens of Logan will take advan- BflK B tage of tho occasion to celebrate the H l m day with their friends In these two BflB j H IK ' BJ Wellsvllle has gotten up a parade IB j' M and a series of events that reflects IB ! H; much credit on thoso having the mat- BBB. '1 ter in charge, and Smlthflcld nnnounc- flB ' ' ! es its Intention of making the day one IB j j I worthy of remembrance. Tho program BBB i I to bo given In each town will be BB 1 found under the town headings else- IB , , 1 where In theso columns. IB ) m J Both cities are to bo commended on BflB ' 1 their patriotism nnd enterprise, and PBT t f 1 we trust the good people of Logan B ! , I J! and the other towns In tho valley will PBB I ' show their appreciation by being In PBB I ', S attendance at ono of the two places. B 8 '! 'k ! BB ALWAYS ROOM FOR EXPERT H " AGRICULTURISTS. H B li t President Andrew M. Soulo of the IBB Georgia College of Agriculture do- IBB j clares that for a number of years past IBV ' j tho demand for the services of young BBJ . j j men trnlned In that institution lias PBB ' ' greatly exceeded the supply. He goes BBB ( ' farther nnd says that tho graduates IBB 1 of the school arc recclvng salaries IBB . W; which average considerably more BBB ' g, than $1200 a year. BBB. j 1 This Is a significant and heartening PBB J I revelation, says tho Atlanta Journal. PBB 1 It not only shows the splendid part BBB I the College of Agriculture Is playing IBB l4 In tho life of the state, but It mco H ' M ' evidences tho fact that Georgia Is H I jf making rapid strides In the truo art PBB M ' of agriculture. Most important of nil PH 1 j r- 'ticrhaps, Is its proof that as a profit- BB , m ' nt1 vocn,,on fRmilng offers tho PBV J young man of that state opportunities BH ' I which equal and, In many Instances,! PBflj B excel thoso of any other pursuit. B ,1 How mnny professions do you sup- PBB 1 Iubo enable a first-year graduato to PBBJ t tarn $1200 or moro during the first' BBBJ t twelve months of his entr- nto tho' IBB world of affairs? It would be a de- flflflj plorable thing, ns Dr. Soulc points piH out, if a student should nttend the PBBJ College of Agriculture from merely PBBJ j mercenary motives. Hut It Is n most PBBJ ft gratifying thing to know that wo PBBJ ' have an institution which enables PBBJ j 1 student to turn IiIb scientific knowl- PBB ' j edge of farming to Immediate and PBBf; I I practical account and that we have IBsT I a state which has come to appreciate PBV : ' 3 the value of men well equipped for flBflj I J such work. PBBJ j J The openings for graduates from flBpJ I the College of Agriculture earns tho PBBJ I j heartiest approval of every demand PBBJ t as teachers In the high schools and BflB I as supervisors of plantations. "Geor- PBpJ j gla can use advantageously several PBW hundred expert agriculturists," says IBhJ I Dr. Soule, "and the sooner we can dc- J veiop theso men tho moro rapid will flBflJ ' 1 be the progress of our state along not PBpJ i only agricultural but Industrial lines PBpE ''! as well." In promoting such interests PBpJ ' ! tho Collego of Agrlculturo earns the PBpJ 1 heartiest approval of every citizen PBpJ and the legislature's most liberal sup- PBpJ I port Herald-Ilepubllcan. flflfll .J. J ( Everybody meets everybody else at IBpJ , the open air band concert In front of flflflj I i --. the Tabernacle tonight BB ' ' flflBBk BflfljflteKBfljflfljaBBML |
