Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-01-29
FaRNEHS' WISTEB SCHOOL
Annual Winter scs'oo1 for Farm
ers to Open Mes Monday.
An Excellent Program Arranged
for the Session,


The fourth annual session OF winter
school for farmers, at the agricultural
college and school of science, will com
mence next Monday, end the indications
are that there will be 9 large attendance.
Every year this winter school is becom-
ing more and more POI uiar, as the farm
ers see the benefits derived from attend
ance.
The program of subjects, as arranged
for the coming session, IS as follows
lsr wEEK--MoNDAY
10 a. m.-President Bryan-Introduc-
tory Address.
liza. m.-Prof. Spillman-The Principles
of Feeding.
| D. m.-Prof. Balmer--The Results OF a
Potato Experiment.
p. m.-Dr. Nelson-Hog Cholera and
Swine Plague.
TUESDAY.
10 a. m.-Dr. Nelson--t1orse Shoeing.
IL p. m.-Prof. Balmor-A Varietal Test
Oh Peas.
l D. m.--Prof. Piper-1he Russian This
tie.
D. m.-Prof. Money Value
OF Feeding Stuffs.
WEDNESDAY,,
10 a. m.-Prof. Fulnl2r-Some Facts
About Chemistry.
IL a. m.-Prof. Spillma How to Judge
Dairy Cow.
p. m.-Dr. Nelson ,tinomycosis.
. D. m.-Mr. Brodie--I rage Plants for
Washington.
THURSDAY.
10 a. m.-Dr. Nelson-Sone Internal
Parasites OF Domesticated Animals.
IL MIR Uoaneh lato,ny and Met
amorphosis of Insects.
l p. m.-Mr. Heileman Babcock
Test.
2 p. m.-Prof. Piper She Microscopic
Structure Of Plants. 4
p. m.-Prof. Waliel-Ejrai1 on Roads
and in Fields (illust,Rted.)
FRIDAY.
10 n. m.-Prof. Fulmer-Some Facts
about Chemistry.
II a. m.-Prof. Piper-What Plants OBJ
tain from the Soil and Air, and how
they getit
p. m.-Prof. Balmer-Poultry on the
| Farm.
p. m-Prof. Spillman-The Breeds Of
Cattle.
2ND wEEK-MoNDAY.
10 a. m.-Prof. Piper-What the Plant
Does with the Material Obtained from
the Soil.
II a. m.-Dr. Nelson-Some External
/ Parasites of Domesticated Animals.
1p. m.-Mr. Doane-Classifcation Of In
| sects.
p. m.-Prof. Spillman-The Principles
of Breeding.
TUESDAY.
10 a. m.-Dr. Nelson-The Horses Foot
| and How to Care for ii.
IL a. m.-Prof. Balmer-Budding and
Grating (illustrated).
p. mp rof. Piper-How Plants Grow.
2 y. m.-Prof. Roberts Water Trans
portation to Tide Water via the Snake
and Columbia Rivers.
3 y. m.--Prof. Fulmer-R Recent progress
in Methods and Results of Soil Analysis
WEDNESDAY.
10 a. m.-Prof. Piper-How Plants Move.
II a. m.-Prof. Spillman-Principles Of
Tillage.
l p. m.-Prof. Balmer-Plums and
Prunes for the Upper Country.
p. m-Mr. Heileman-Some Soiling
Plants; Their Composition and Feed
Values.
THURSDAY.
II a. MN. Doane-Combatting In
seCts.
lila. m.-Dr. Nelson-The Udder and
Secretion of Milk.
/ p. m.-Prof Fulmer-Alkali Soils in
Washington; their Distribution,
Source and Reclamation.
3 y. m.-Prof. Spillman-Milk, Com
position, Handling, Fermentations.
(Ladies especially invited to attend
these lectures)
FRIDAY.
10 a. m.-Prof. Fulmer-A Summary OF
Sugar Beet Experiments In Washing
ton.
IL a. m.-Prof. Piper-IIow Plants Re
produce.
i D. m.-Prof. Balmer-Bees on the
Farm
2 p. m.-Prof. spillman-Making Butter
on the Farm.
NorE The School of Dairying will be
in session the entire period of the Far
mers' School. Members of theEarmers'
Sahool will be at UcAy "a attend tlf