Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-07
NO OTHER WAY OUT or IT.
Was Established Tor the PurpMe OF
Adyauelsg Agricultural lutsresn
OF the State.
NO MISTAkING HIS POSITION.
Speaks Out Clearly and UucQuIvoealIy
And Says There Must be M DlyI.
sion Among Faculty.
lspocIni 10 Inv oNows' }

Logan, juno G.-Thcrc was good
deal Of local interest IN the closing OK.
crclscs Of the Agricultural college. due
IN large degree 10 tho attention that
has lately been attracted towards that
institution, ana party TO the fact that
Gov cutler ana Senator Smoot were to
speak during the exercises,
The program throughout was very In.
tcrcslng, and the parts were worry cred.
table, ana wei rendered but the ad-
dress Of Gov cutler which was taken
TO cmboiy his future policy In regard
TO tho college, awakened the greatest
inleresl ana has been widely discussed
In this city since ils delivery, The full
text OF the address IN here given, and
VIII be read with interest throughout
the state,
During the afternoon President Kerr
banquctod Senator Smo0i, Gov cutler
Congressman Howell and few friends
at the Lincoln hotel and In the oye-
ming there was a grand alumni banquet
at the college Nothing new az TO the
college situation developed today
GOV. CUTTERS SPEECH.
Gov cutler spoke as follows
The occasion which calls together
this large ana representative assembly,
~ most happy ana auspcious, Tho
completion of "A years work IN any ca"
pncily ~ always an Occasion of rejoice
| lng ana congratplltion, ana this w
douhlN 40 when IL means the finishing
| of year Of school Worlt.'thc advance.
mont Of u group or noble young men
| Nnd women ono year nearer the time
| whom thoy VIII begin the active and
serious work Of lifo and perform II all
poitor because of lh1lr preparatory
irlnlng II has boon my privilege ~
WlincsH similar events on other occn.
tlons, ANA m every case | hayo been
Impressed with their doop Significance,
Therefore | am conscious of feeling
Of deep pride ana lively JOY IN the pros
mise ! geo " u larger usefulness for
You young people than would he pos.
flhlo without the splendid advantages
given to you by thlR great institution,
IN standing before YOU today | recall
n former visit made "a the Agricultural
college ON which occasion I called Mt
tonllon 10 The great liold " labor and
The bcnoilcont mission Of such an msll.
that am as strongly impressed now ~
! was then with The importance the IN
disponsablity NJ the college because
OF It's practical tendencies, and the part
II win necessarily take IN solving the
Industrial problems Of the day | have
none but words ~ praise for the college
ana the work done IN II, IN reaching
qua fostering the material interests OF
the people " the state and giving train
a. "a. Ia ll.., L..
practical unaira And II Ia now, ~
oppressed II thon, my earnest desire
NJ chlof executive az the state, that the
Institution shall be foslorod, ana given
oil possible support IN the perform.
nnco of ~ BroN, ana Indispensable
work
IMPORTANCE or AGRICULTURE,
feel that cannot say too much re-,
pnrdlng the ynatnQss ana Importance ~
the agricultural interest ~ tho state III.
timnloly we al doppnd for our support
upon the success " farming operations
" he " a public hpncfaotor who causes
lNo blndes VI grass 10 grow whore ono
hns grown before he In a much Rroator
boncflotor VINO by broad learning ana
d|llReut research In agricultural mat.
tors, luAehoB the farmers " "a whole
community 10 double tho productive
noNs Of tholr lands, ana TO improve tho
quality NM we'll aN Increase the quantity
~ the fruits Of their farms II Utah,
49, we all hope, IN ~ be the loader
among the states IN the work Of the ag.
rloullnrlat This end IL 10 be accomplish
I'd mainly by tho Agricultural college,
through YOU, It's students,
~ much may De said regarding our
irrigation enterprises l'inh the pie.
la al
fields " opportunity for the expert In
the great service " irrigation, 'rhous.
pnda OF acres Of fortilc land Ne idlo and
arid under ia blazing sun, awaiting the
magic touch Of the lrrlgalldn engineer
TO ouuFo water 10 rush from tho onrlhA
uyors ana fountains ana spread upon
H. II needs only ms 10 raise n from
drynrss and stiffness OF death TO llfc
ana nulfluosh Tho probloms you
are learning 10 solve In this school viii
m You tu take your chain aud trHnsct
ana plan ana construct the irrigation
works which shall give NE 10 the bar.
ron soil ana now homes tn the people,
THE ANIMAL INDUSTRY,
Animal Industry Ig also claiming your
attention you win be nttod by this
work lu gu out among the people ana
teach them the Rroat truth ana demon
HiWto N by your ana tholr experience,
that n costs no moro ana " vastly moro
profitable 10 feed ana house u bloodcd
animal than nm inferior one, You win
be able 10 holp your uclghhow ns YOU
hplp yourselves, ~ choose aud breed The
class Of animals best lltted for specific
purposes Ana II the people are to be-
como more nearly Nof'sustoinlnE
because of ne increase I'm number ana
skill ~ our mechanics and tAlosmon "
Hlll bo hooauso You tho recipients gl
the hWcnts OF thia RroOt school phnll
do yubr duty IN teaching ana encourage
Ing lnom IN the development Of the
mechanic arts ANA lmpresrlng upon
them the dignity and majesty Of mun'
unl labor
No loss important than tho courses
for yuug men named here, are me
courses IN various departments of do
moslIo work glvon to tho young women
who nic 20 fortunate n.y. Up receive I
benefits nf this institution, To he
fitted for the Intricate ana important