Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-24
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by the farmer after the engineer has
delivered 1t from the reservoir. There
IS need IN the state OF canal managers.
that is, Of men who cun supervise an
Irrigation system and give expert ADJ
vice TO the farmers, as to the qupntl-
Ties OF water required on various soils
ana for different soils. and the best
methods TO measure and apply the WA
ter that may be at the disposal of the
farmer There is a woeGul waste OF
water ia this arid country. We believe
that the Establishment of this course
Will be one of the greatest services
that the college can render the state.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
We propose also that the college Of
ter course leading to "A degree In
veterinary science. There Is scarcely a
handful OF veterinary surgeons In this
state in spite of the fact thar our
livestock interests are among the larg-
est. There is room In every county
for a good veterinarian. In some coun-
ties there is room for many,
ANIMAL 1tUsBANpRY,
The general college course in agri-
culture viii further be so arranged as
10 enable the students in their later
college years to prepare as specialists
In animal husbandry, including dairy
ing; OK horticulture including entomqlr
ogy: or agronony, including ARID
farming.
We are looking into the future The
agricultural conditions of the state are
changing rapidly; today there Is u de-
rnand for Is to 20 young men IN TINS
state who can assume the management
of large arid farm enterprises, at sal
aries superior to the incomes OF the
average professional men. The men
cannot be had; the college must tram
them Cooperative orchards are be-
coming the order OF the day. Each one
is looking for an expert hortlculturisl
who possesses the requisite scientific
knowledge, combined with suitable
practical skin, To make him compe-
tent to manage the enterprise GOOD
salaries are offered for such men, The
growing livestock interests i'm This state
also demand expert help. Above ALL
the soils and climate If this state are
such as to offer splendid possibilities
for "a profitable and happy life to any
young man who has been trained IN
scientific agriculture
IT must not be thought from the dis
tinctly practical bent Of the work out
lined for the Agricultural college that
the art of Twins is forgotten Inc
farmer. housewife or mechanic of tine
future must be skilful Of mind as OF
hand, Nothing is too good for the In
dustrial worker. Music, art and poetry
arc his heritage. We believe that the
college has done its duty only hait
well, If the way To earning Hvell-
hood has been shown, but the best
way OF living, among ,he glorious re-
suits of the ages, has been overlooked,
1T Is our intention, therefore ta
maintain the present musical depart
ncnt and 10 add 10 1t IS FUNDS allow
and have In and about ihe rooms ard
halls OF the college the tpiflt OF music
and the joy it gives
for the same reason she work in art
Will be enpha slz ed The principles OF
true art must be correlated with the
work in the shops, in the sewing
rooms and on the farm. We have en-
gagged thoroughly trained professor
for this purpose
Language. mathematics, history.
econ onics. the sciences and all the
branches of learning that belong to
liberal education will be given as
heretofore. The rumor that all such
studies viii be eliminated is wholly
without foundation. The modern
workman on the farm or IN the sh1p'
must work with head and hand II he
is to make a success Of his labors.
il shall be our effort to maintain
good moral influence In the Agricnl-
tural college. The ideals of youth can.
not be too high to carry tho indiyldua.
through the storms of later life, "A
clean career in youth Will purify the
whole OF life
NO CHURCH SYSTEM
It has been charged that the college
is under church influence, The charge
Is false. We viii not permit any s1s-
tenn of theology to be taught In any
manner within the walls of the coll
leEe- We know that the natorlty OF
the constituency Of the college are
Christians. and We shall use our en-
deavors TO have the ideals of Chris;
be the ideals Of the student body ana
of the teachinG force. Further than
this, no religion will he tolerated In
tire Agricultural college,
FREE FROM POLITICS
Politics do not belong with oduca-
tion. Political intrigue. II applied to
an educa tiOna institution, will destroy
it. No political party has nttem pied
to dictate the policy OF the lgrlcul-
tural college. nor will we submit In
any such interference should /; he at
tempted. We shall use ouT best en-
deavor to have the students OF the
college taught loyalty 10 our country,
and the spirit OF true Americans nl
We desire 10 train the young pe"ple
confded into our care into the highest
type OF citizenship, love IF cnunttN,
love II law and order, and me Wiling
ness to subject individual oplnI pns 10
the public good.