Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1911-10-26
0. S. [. INSTITUTE TRAIN
VIII Be More Extensive Than Ever
Before Agricultural School VIII
Cover Entire Short Line Sys-em.

What IL expected to prove the
most extensse and pro Dort oaate ly
beneficial educational On erDr Sc ey-
or attempted In the ale for tue sole
instruction aud interest Of tho isrm-
or, fruit grower and livestock man
Ia the Burnley institute train. which
IL 10 be run from Salt Lake through
northern Utah and southern Idaho,
along the route OF the Oregon Short
Line.
tbs train will leave Salt Lake
December II. and viii traverse prac-
/ tlcally all OF the southern and south
central portions OF Idaho during It's
run. II will be made up OF an agrl-
cultural car, a livestock car, lee
ture cars and a horticultural car. The
train ID 10 be known as the Buriey
institute train from tho fact that
ID. Il. Burnley, general passenger agent
OF the oregon Short Line, iatners
the plan and 10 largely responsible
for the enterprise and It's Resultant
benefits TO the farmers and ranch
men OF Utah and Idaho. the cars
viii be IN charge OF Dean Carlyle OF
the agricultural college at Moscow
Professor w. ii. Olln Of the agricul-
tural extension work for the Uni
yersity Of Idaho In southern ldaho'
and Professors Lail and Merrill rom
the agricultural COLLEGE OF Utah at
Logan. and j. u. Mcpherson, ldano
state horticultural inspector. AN OF
the college authorities who are
TO accompany tho train VIII give lec-
lures upon various subjects pertaining
TO horticulture, agriculture and I've
stock raising at the different places
along the route Of the train. MT
McPheson will confer with iruitgrow-
ers and will be at the head OF that de-
partment OF the train. Aready a
great exhibit for this car has been
altered BY MIR. Mcpherson. much OF
the fruit secured having been display
I'D al the lntermCuntaln fair the past
week.
Good and Bad Fruit.
In tho horticultural car We expect
to have several new and novel Tea
tures." said Mr.. Mcpherson yes .erday
"chief among these will be the sam
nles of perfect and inferior nursery
atock, OF healthy fruit and worm III
festsd and scale infested fruit, and
sxamples OF properly and improper
sprayed trees. by carrying specimens
and examples OF practical fruit cul-
lure along with US we will be pre-
pared to Illustrate 10 the fruit grow
ers the damage done by careless
methods and lack OF protection TO
the trees and the fruit. and In the
same manner we Will clearly define
the advantage 10 be gained by the
proper methods In the care and cul-
turc OF fruit. | know OF no plan by
which we can illustrate better these
potent facts than by actual compari- !
sons OF practical results such as we |
have planned
VIII Expose Tree Pests.
fThese samples Will also assist |
greatly In acquainting the fruit grow
srs with the working OF the various
pests, the loss from insufficient spray
ing, and 80 on. while the per. ect SPEC
mons will doubtless encourage the /
to put forth every Of
rot to improve the standard OF their
products. While we have secured an
excellent showing from the 30 BE fair,
no do not intend to stop here, and
viii continue In our selections until
We have secured fruits from all the
districts OF tho state, so
hat Idaho Will be fairly represented
IS a fruit growing section all along
he route"
The men who have charge OF the
and live stock cars are
making oven more extensiey arrange
nents for tho successful exploitation
Il these two important industries .
han are the others, and an exceed.
asly good plan has been outlined. All
.lnds OF agricultural exhibits will be
arried, as we'll az many thoroughbre
nimals. Tho lecturers who VIII ac-
Ompany the train and who wll ad.
ress the people upon the several
objects included In the program are
n college authorities who are spe-
Ialzed In their particular branches
I study and instruction upon which
ley viii speak. and they VIII doubt
'sB carry a message of importance
, all their hearers. Further announce
ents In connection with agricultural :
nd live stock cars may be expected q
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