Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13

amt Nov. ia review OF
Rlu ..a,s.sainss Of the Four, '.. piy
p'o',. ."gre.s. which met recently
armins uont. discusses that in th's
b.,1 ,ssro vas concentrated the A, '.s
rss'ins ',',..oce Of the brightest ana
- m's'. a,cn interested IN the large
''ll ,.o~snt Of The arid and sen'l-a, .,a
te'elop'e,",, ,s world. The careful ana
isifie's - .,,tlemont Of the dry lanos
ihe W.. W.. n the ultimate ADVANTAGE
niiei NV w. nation than any o.nct
b ne e,s,rr the people today Nv'
| ncrenieh' v,,,rtere|1l interests OF the
/ nN ih' ,,cs but tho transpoi tHeiVl,
| western ao.akcncd 90 the iacl
. ronQanies ,a,tins Of homestcadcis on
/ that ine isnde without instr uytiph
/ he 40 of meeting the pfcpleiilH
! b the 80 farriing. only invites iail-
b drl ~ ~. Dv Farming congress ul"
ne ~ ~ efforts Of sciontihc lath
,snteieu s..,,,srf officials. rhcoretlcat
en soee..t,,entri agrlcultufalists ana
.sosl farmers % nr. snle.,tton tbst
49, every item OF lIIoli d, -,
s,ir them 90 succeed. 4,
fil WY ebanctcr OF the Nonsiess ~ -
on un al Billings, showed tlle p, ..'.,i,
on'eis,' ,,s scope and the enlareolnent
ming =, 'a,ties Cor gathering informs
b is le,riine dry land iatmlnS IN
pon w., of me world. II developed
|f'ers 49,. feature which Was prdc-
fn lns.'u,..to r,i branch of the conNen-
Heal eoy - n. ". Campbell Frol'
Ion. shsv Prof y. r. Hansen
lhom.s y chamberlain and other eni-
1'roi' A. .h.rs OF practical agriculture
nenl ssro,ers In these institute Sos
PEI wy ~ result was the bringing
pom '''1 ,sreds who attended the ses-
~ ue 4, the thousands who VIII
fions ~ ,roeeodncs, Information OF
Ffad Zinc IN helping TO work out
& nneis,, - M the dry land farms.
n the comment ON WE leoe'i -, ny
"A ling cougress ln biillheS' Moi..,
Fl w. is a tendency % emphasize Wy
n s lc lc,ai benefits arising troh such
II ,oeetIne uh as the Nm'sra'ioi
Nm result from exploitation OF
. Va IN fbe dy farming regions. Ihele
eno,ber larger side 90 the suDJect
A i.' s-nine and this was brought
A ~, M MANY excellent addresses
4 M papew presented at the Billings
|hetung
GOV NORRIS or MONTANA
III. great significance Of the dry
-..i,e r,ovement GEE .u its efforts q
,.-ste M farmers in those methods
/, os,i,.,itiiro which will enable them
n. ircrsase the nroductiyeuess Of their
- Gov. Norris OF Montana. Former
4 s.5ent Of the dry farming congress
A There Is al this time AN urgent
"a Ar An Increased agricultural pro-
alton and this need viii De- mtensi-
"a ID reputation grows The soil has
a hem made to increase It's yield as
,r5ly as the worlds population has
Multiplied
| sTlslse engaged in the work OF teach
NJ ihe principles OF scientific farming
| reforming a valuable service. The
/sentlhc farmers or today are ennpiio
nlierg and take rank with those who.
earlier years. with pick, shovel and
IN. built the bitches TO reclaim the
sssr with water from the running
rsns. for they also are retaining
n, desert. and more Of the desert than
h rrator
EXTRACTS FROM ADDRESSES.
Il The following extracts from adj
n,ss before the Congress. viii be
er5 suggestions Of the methods that
kre bssn proven successful in the dry
rrng districts ~ X. Parsons, OF |
bbrih ald
"sone Of our agriculturalists and ex-
trrsaiss tell you not 10 plant alfalfa |
n ID hey Know too well how sod !
Usually pl0wed in this country
shre ,or inches deep--like rib
blns qreat out 10 dry