Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-07

farmers and DreeQSIS VI tie osusS eAAo-'
any held for many years. The institute
will be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Audi
forum and not in the state house. II
will be held in connection with the re
gular meeting OF the state agricultural
department when the board Will De
elected that will have charge the
state next year. The annual re OF
President w. W. Morrow will b' cara
and also the report of Secretai s =.
Simpson. AT this meeting th' 8 VIII
also be consideration of the m OF
holding fair next year or aba Gnins
1T on account of the expositio ct 81.
Louis. There will be a corn exl 81 ana
exposition and corn judgil < The
prizes offered aggregate about g. Ihe
program for the institute proI q shows
the following papers and addi -ses:
Address,. b. Cummins.
Industrial Education'-A. B. Storms,
president State College.
Address,John Hamilton, institute
specialist department of agriculture.
SHOULD the Institute Law BE
Changed ?"-Professor c. F. Curtiss
Ames.
How to Conduct a Successful In
stitute''-Mrs. r. A. Squires. secretary
Clay county farmers institute, Spen-
Ger. Eugene Secor, Forest City; H. r
| Wright, state dairy commissioner.
Livestock at ST. Louis Exposition
F.. D. Coburn, Topeka, chief OF live
stock department.
"Alfalfa"-H. NJ. Cottrel, Odebolt.
1 "a Talk on Corn Professor P. G
Holden, Ames.
/ 1cp-
Moore. st. Louis, president national as
sociation: Senator ]. T. Brooks, He'd
rick; L. Young. Des Moines.
Benefits Of the Iowa State Fair
Senator w. F. Hartman. Hampton.
Work Of the Iowa Commission or
Louisiana Purchase Exposition" r
lConaway, secretary.
The people Of the state might get the
notion that the state industrial schoo
at Mitchellville is a seminary for ad-
vanced scholars but this is unwarrant-
ed. However, there Is much about the
school that is pleasing In about two
weeks Superintendent Fitzgerald viii
have the school give fine musical en-
tertainment and the girls orchestra
will furnish sweet music. Last winter
! the girls rendered complete cantata
which was written by Superintendent
| Fitzgerald who is not only an accom-
| plished musician but a composer and
q man of genius in many ways. This
| time they will give a similar fine mus
Iical entertainment, and probably some
of the state officials will be invitef
to attend. But this is only an inciden
| In, fna life at no school
The executive committee of the state
rifle association held a meeting last ev-
ening, and among other things prepares
| the fine trophies which We're won al
THAT they can be sent to the winners
The finest of these trophies is ths
1 Shaw trophy" which was contributes
/ by Secretary Shaw It is a unique af-
fair. All the others are cups or badges
but the Shaw trophy Is bronze life
size head and bust of Lord Byron
1t will be recalled that Byron was also
man of war and fought with the
! Greeks and this bust is therefore APP
| propriate for military trophy. 1t is
/ a beautiful bronze and very expen-
! slve.
| On the program for the sixth Iowa
! state conference of charities and cor
rections to be held in this city the
coming week there is one topic which
is likely to bring out good discus
sion. Judge H. E. Deemer of the su-
| preme court is to have paper on tn.
indtsterminate sentence He will not
! present such a subject without having
prepared something good and some
thing positive. To discuss the subject
4 there is Judge Kline, Of the board OF
control, and Warden Hunter, Of the An
amosa penitentiary. The question Is
zone in which all three Of the men feel
a deep interest and they are the men
who will not hesitate to express some
yoSitfya convictions