The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-16
WEEKLY LETTER
FROM LOGAN A. c.
VOCATIONAL, GUIDANCE wEEI,
HIGGINS JUNE ~.
Two Daily Lectures ~ .. Adams Puf.
Ter. the Well Known iio-,on lac
tarcr aud Espcr,-scric- Of Espcrl.
""nts la DETERMINE the AILall Con-
tent of IrrigatlnT s,rcau-.
the sun special Service.

NV Gun Np'fihl N'fNl'fi
LOGAN, June t2.-VocationaI gni.
dance week NJ the agricultural col.
legc summer school viii begin ON
Iunc 18Th and Hill include two lee.
lures daily by J. Adams puffcr. the
we'll known iioston lecturer and voca-
uonai expert These lectures will be-
~ vital interest Ia parents and teach.
rra. mutual Improvement workers aud
scout lcadora The week viii finish
with a lecture by Prof. ], g, Hogcn-
-on. state leader at boys and girls
club work. who viii show the appiica-
ton of Puffcr principles To- local
needs. II h To- hc hoped that every
ono having anything Go do with the
moral education or the young win at
mud these lectures FOR at least one
day and all week u possible.
The state experiment station az the
agricultural college h conducting this
SIMMER "A series OF experiments Co de-
iermlne the alkali content of each of
tho irrlgatlng streams of 'he state
and 60 determine whether excessive
use h going Ia iniurc the soil In re-
Spouse tn circular letters sent out In
February 10 the presidents of all can
ais In the state. forty answers were
rcooNed aud these forty presidents
sro nov supplying tie experiment sta
ton with samples of water at differ
ent timeS as the experiment viii have
Ia be- repeated several times Ia see
where alkali IL most present The
experiment station would like Ia get
into communication with any canal
president In the state who is willing
n cooperate Ia these experiments.
DR. IA, J, FredriCks at the Utah Ag-
rioultural college, also member of
the Utah state board of horse com
mhzioners advises all owners of stall
Hons a. procure licenses Tor this sea-
son's standings at once, A nu.gHcr OF
stallion owners haven't yet complied
with the state law on licensing stall
Hons and unless they de- 81 viii be
liable to suit by the state, Address all
inquiries Ia tho state hoard nf horse
commissioners, Logan, In care NJ Ag-
ncultural College.
Two important experiment station
circulars have Just been issued and
arr now ready Tor distribution. cir
sular No. 20. Capsule Method OF
breeding Mares" and No. 10. Id
cens~d stations In Utah During the
season of 1915" These may be had
~ hpnlAlNk "a AHt experiment NtNs
ton. Utah Agricultural College. G.o-
san, Utah.
storing Eggs In Water Glass.
In storing eggs In water glass there
arr "A few points that must be kept In
mind, First. got a good grade of wa
ter glass and mix 10 per cent solu-
don. using one quart OF water glass
and nine quarts OF water that has
been boiled ana allowed to cool before
n is mixed with the water glass. Stir
the water glass and water thoroughly
Water glass being heavier than water
win settle Ia the bottom unless Il Is
thoroughly mixed. Allow the mixture
"a stand an hour or two and then stir
anin thoroughly. Store the eggs In
a wooden. glass or crock vessel. but
do hnt use metal OF any kind, Use
only first-class eggs. DO not use stale
~ggs cracked eggs dirty eggs or eggs
that have been washed, ho sure the
rsp are OF good quality and In good
condition when put In the water glass.
store In a good clean, well ventilated
place, The eggs must be covered by
II least AN inch and half of water
glass above the top OF them. II the