Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-30

able Farm woodlot, Prof Thorn Der.
 lO:S0 to l2:0O a m.-"Marxet Gar. dening for Profit" P. L Edson. l:00 to 2:30 D. m,-"Alkali Soils and Their Treatment" Prof. c. N. Catlin.
 2;SO to 400 D. m.-"Foc4 and Elf. ficiency." Mss De Rossette Thomas. Evening, 7:SO Safeguarding the Health of the Farm House. Or Meserve (illustrated)
 Saturday, January 10.
 s:g0 a. m.-Bxcursion; inspection Of University Farm.
 Monday, January 12.
 9:30 to l0:30 a m.--Proftable Beel Production" Prof. Wilson. l0:30 to l2:O0 a. m.-"Practical Seed Selection" Prof Freeman. 1:00 tc 2:30 p. m.-"Uses of Con- creae on the Farm" Prof Smith. 2;30 to 4:OO p. m-"Labor Saving Devices for the Farmers Wife" Mrs. w. H. Lawrence.
 Evening, Entertainment.
 Tuesday, January 1S.
 500 to lO:3O a. m.-.Estab.ishming Dry Land Pastures" Prof. Thornber. 10:30 to 12:00 a TIT. -~Better Draft Animals for Arizona" Prof. Wilson.
 l:0O to 2:3O D m.-"Does Your Farm Pay?" Prof. Morse.
 2;30 to 4:OO p. m.-"Demc nstr,l, lions with Concrete" Prof Smith. Evening. 7;3O ?. m. The Nile of he West" Director Forbes.
 Wednesday. January 14.
 s:00 to 10:SO a. m.-'Dairying as I Business.'' Dr. J. c. Norton. 1O:S0 to 1900 a. m.-"How to Measure Irrigating Water" Prof. Enger.
 1:3O to 2:SO D. m.--The Science Jf Home Making" Miss Thomas.
 Thursday, January IS
 9:3O to lO:3O a. m.-''The Farm ITS Machine stcp.' Prof. B A. Snow. lO:30 to 12:OO a. m.--"Some Fine Points in Dairying." Dr. Norton. 1:0O to 2:30 p. m.--The Cooling Moth and Woony Aphis," Dr. o. C.. Bartlett
 2:30 to 400 D. m.-"Packing Fruit for Market" Prof. Lawrence.
 Evening 7:3O p. m.-Athletc con. test
 Friday, January f6.
 9:O0 to 1O:3O a. m-"The Control of Funguus Plant Diseases" Prof Lawrence.
 lO:30 to 12:0O a. m.-Treatment of Common Live Stock Ailments" pr. Norton.
 1:O0 to 2:30 p. m.-'yaIue of Water Analysis to the Irrigation Farmer" Prof. Catlin.
 2:30 to 4:OO D. m.--A Spraying Outfit for tte Small Farmer" Dr. Bartlett.
 Evening. e:SO-Banquet and or. ganization of the ,"Arizona Farm improvement association"
 saturday, January 17.
 9:00 a. m--Excursion; Inspection of Tucson farms.
 Who May Come
 Any Arizona farmer. young or old, may come. The lectures w1l prove most helpful to the new settler wno .s just beginning his farm life in Ari- zona. In the brief space of two weeks he will be able to skim ths cream cf the study and experience of trained men wio have spent many years in the solution of the very problems that confront him.
 It will also benefit the farmer who has had some experience in this state and will enable hlm to understan and overcome his mistakes.
 In fact the opportunity will ap- peal strongly to all who are striving not cnly to make a greater financial succes of farming. but who are try ing to improve the general conditions of country life. Ladies are especially invited.
 Expenses
 There are no fees charged for the course. Board may be lad at the students dining hall on the univeT- sity campus at 25 cents a meal and the university vii furnish rooms and cots free to those who bring their own bedding.
 Special Railroad Rates
 The railroads have promiserd to give round trip excursion fares to Tucson from all points in the state on what is known as the . receipt certificate" plan. Provided there are fifty persons in attendance holding certificates the rsilrcad agent at Tucson will sell return tickets at one-third fare.