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Show Every one is cordially invited lo be in Delia on I Tues. and Wed., April 18 and 19 lo attend the Big Demonstration Train Meeting Most elaborate Demonstration Train ever dispatched over the lines of an American railway. On the above "date the Demonstration Train will be parked here for two full days. Besides making a two-day stop at Overton, Nev., Delta will be the only place on the Salt Lake Route where the big train will stop for two full days This shows that the management of the train realizes rea-lizes the importance of this country as an agricultural community and the fact should be concurred in by the citizens of the community. Every one should come out and show their appreciation to the officials of the Salt Lake Route and the Agricultural Colleges of Utah and Nevada for this great effort to promote the best interest of the agricultural interests in our state. Remember the " date and arrange to be on hand. Following is a list of the cars and what they contain and of those who are engaged in 1 his great educational work : EXHIBIT CAR NO, I Carrying the exhibit of the Consolidated Wagon Company, Com-pany, Holt Manufacturing Company of California and John Deere Company of Moline, III. This exhibit will consist of Holt caterpillar tractor and John Deere plows, which will be unloaded at each point and used in giving practical demonstrations of these latest labor savinginventions for the development of the ranch and farm. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 2. Carrying the exhibit of the Consolidated Wagon and Machine Co. and the John Deere Co. of Moline, 111., showing show-ing the latest inventions in machinery for the" planting, harvesting and handling of crops. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 3. Containing exhibits of the Fairbanks, Morse & Company, which will include all classes of pumps, water handling machinery, electric motors and other of the latest inventions inven-tions for use on the ranch and farm. v- EXHIBIT CAR NO, 4. Containing the exhibit of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company, Com-pany, which will be thoroughly illustrative of possibilities in sugar beet culture, together with demonstrations of the many and valuable household U3es to which beet sugar mav be put. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 5. Containing the exhibit of the General Electric Company, Com-pany, which will include every modern electric appliance devoted to the development of home economics. Here will be shown in actual operation electric stoves, ranges, " washing machines, ovens, flat irons, and many other useful use-ful articles for the reduction of labor in the home. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 6. Containing stock exhibit of the Utah Agricultural College Col-lege in which will be included specimens of the highest I grade of blooded stock ever shown in Utah or Nevada. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 7. Containing the Government exhibit for the extension of information regarding the scientific production of all classes of wool. This exhibit will be of the utmost interest in-terest to wool growers in every section visited by this demonstration train. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 8. Containing the exhibit of the Utah Agricultural College, Col-lege, bearing upon irrigation ranch sanitation, scientific building construction upon the farm and ranch and other kindred subjects allied with ranch development. EXHIBIT CAR NO. 9. Containing the exhibit of the Home Economic Department Depart-ment of the Utah Agricultural College, covering every phase of home economics and the perfection of residential . operations and conditions in country and suburban dis- Itriets, CAR NO, 10 Salt Lake Route lecture coach. CAR NO, 1 1. Pullman Sleeping Car. CAR NO. 12. " Salt Lake Route dining car No. 703. CAR NO. 13.. I Salt Lake Route business car N.o. 100. 1 Meetings will be held covering every subject allied with the development pf the home and ranch. These meetings ! will be directed and addressed by experts, each one of whom is particularly fitted for extending the highest grade of information and education jn their respective i lines. This list of experts will include: I Dr. K. G. Peterson, Director Extension Division, Utah S Agricultural College. !Dr. V- E. Taylor, Director Soil Culture, Deere & Co. Prof. J. G. Scrugham, Dean, College of Engineering, I University of Nevada. Prof. Chus. S. Knight, Dean, College of Agriculture, University of Nevada. Prof. Jno. T- Caine HI, Animal Husbandry. Prof. L. M. Win.-mr, Irrigation. Prof. Ben U. Eldridge, Dairying. Dr. F. S. Harris, Agronomy. Prof. Bvron Alder, Poultry and Poultry Raising. Mr. J. V. Paxman, Dry Farming. Miss Gertrude McCheyne and Assistants, Home Economics. , ;t II. & S.Greei) T!'n Stamps for you i i IS!! iSlff lSlf 18111 1 j Y0UTrTTENTI0N t Is .' iiW this wefk to the fact that we have just re- X cei 'sj a .substantial shipment of 1 ' (liie latest designs in ? i: MILLINERY, HATS and HOSIERY j :! A new supply of ' J I Well Points Pumps and Eureka Cylinders j Eccles Co-Operative Merc. Instit'n. DELTA UTAH J iSiwv ss5 ESSS ! I |