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Show I DEMONSTRATION TRAIN I COMMENCES BIG JORNEY I BEGINNING NEXT MONTH PPH Mny 1 has boon sot as the day on PPH which tho big Nation l'roparednoss, PPH Educational and Demonstration train, PPH to bo sent out under tho nusplccs of 1 ' tho Utah Agricultural collcgo, tho 1 University of Kovada, and tho Unl- PPH voralty of California, co-oporatlng H -with tho Salt Lnko Ilouto, will bo PPH started on Its journoy, according to PPH an announcement Just mado by Dl- H rector John T. Calno III of the Utah H Agricultural collcgo, In charge of the PPH train. Tho train will lcavo Sandy, PPH Utah, on tho abovo dato, and con- PPH tlnuo Its trip as follows, spending ono B day In each placo: Salt Iako City, H May 2; Tooclo, May 3; Lohl, May 4; PPH American Fork, May C; I'rovo, May H 7; Spanish Fork, May 8; Nophl, May PPH 9; Delta, May 10; I'nnncn, Nevada, H May 11; St. Thomas, Nov., May 12; M Mllford, Utah, May 14; Lund, Utah, PPH May 15; Las Vegas, Nuv., May 1C. H From this point on tho Itinerary has PPH not bcon fully determined on, but H will likely bo as follows: Victor- H vlllo, Cal May 17; Pomona, Cal., H May 18; San Hornardlno, Cal., May H 19; Illvorsldo, Cal., May 21 and 22; M Whlttlcr, Cal., May 23; Long llench, H Cal., May 24; aiqndalc, Cal., May H 25; I'asadena, Cal., May 26; Lob PPPL Angeles, May 28. V May 21 and 22, at IMversldo, will PPPJ bo devoted to an Agricultural Pro- PPPJ parcdncss conference for tho develop- PPK ment of Ideas and means for tho ln- PPPJ croaso of agrlculaural products In PPB tho thrco states co-operating. PPPI Tho train will start with about PPH flftoon demonstration cars, which PPPJ number will doubtless bo Increased PPPJ ) to twenty beforo tho end of tho tour. PPPJ It will emphaslzo tho need for ngrl- PPPJ cultural preparedness by showing tho PPPJ pcoplo tho dangers threatening from PPPJ tho present crop, livestock and labor PPPJ shortage, and will Indicate how in- PPB crcasod production can bo secured, PPPJ 'and how conservation of our existing PPPJ products can bo nccompTuhed to cn- PPPJ nblo us to meet theso dangers. PPPJ Tho Utah Agricultural collcgo will PPPJ havo thrco cars In tho train, ono de- PPPJ voted to livestock, ono to Irrigation PPPJ and dry farming, and ono to homo PPH Economics. Collcgo cattlo will bo PPPj carried on tho livestock car, and PPPJ stock judging and feeding demon- PPPJ ntratlons will bo given at each stop. PPPJ In tho irlgatlon and dry farming car PPPJ tho production of cereal crops and PPPJ tho growing of sugar beets will -bo PPB domonstrated. Tho exhibits In tho PPPJ car devoted to homo economics will PPH be particularly Important, in that PpH they will demonstrate tho consorva- PPH tlon of our present supply of food PpH stuffs and show ways for tho cllmln- PPH ntlon of waste. Exhibits of bottled PPH meats, vegetables nnd eggs, will bo PPH on display. Nutrition charts will PpH show how tho family can bo fed at a great decrease In avcrago cost with no docraso in efficiency. From tho department of domestic arts, Utah Agricultural college, thero will bo drosses and hats on exhibition, illustrating illus-trating economy In making and material. ma-terial. A special baby exhibit will omphaslzo tho great Importance of tho conservation of child life. Tho special national baby week campaign propaganda will bo Incorporated in this demonstration. An emergency exhibit will also bo displayed, which will lncludo sample homo medicine chests, emergency cases, and first aid methods. This work will bo in chargo of a graduato nurso. Tho government will havo a car devoted to forestry In tho train, whtlo tho University of California will havo two cars, ono featuring forago crops, and tho other beans. Tho Utah-Idaho Sugar company will havo ono car, as will tho Falrbanks-Morso Falrbanks-Morso Manufacturing company, whllo cars exhibiting farm tractors and machinery will bo shown by tho following: Holt Manufacturing company, com-pany, Host Manufacturing company, nnd, tho Avory Manufacturing company. com-pany. I'lowlng demonstrations will bo given at each stop, and tho extent ex-tent of which motlvo power on tho farm can meet tho present labor shortago will bo shown. Asldo from tho various demonstrations demonstra-tions to bo conducted, talks on cultural cul-tural methods will bo given by ox-ports ox-ports accompanying tho train. I'resldent K. C. I'etorson, Director John T. Calno III, Dr. F. S. Harris, Miss Oprtrude McCheyne, L. M. Wln-sor, Wln-sor, Den H. Eldrldge, J. W. Pnxman, Miss Joan Moan, and Miss Lavtnla Richardson, from tllo Utah Agricultural Agricul-tural collcgo faculty will accomnanv tho train. Special assistance will bo given In the homo economics c;ir bv Mrs. F. O. Reynolds nnd Mrs. IHanche Calno Hyde. Director Warren T. Clarke, of tho extension division of tho University of California with two mombors of his staff, will accompany tho train throughout Utah. |