The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22

will be quite sufficient if we lay a firm
foundation this year.
at is intended that the camp ground
and all property in connection with it
shall be owned by the State Grange in
trust, to be applied to the uses herein de-
scribed for the benefit of all. We need
funds to buy tents and camp equipage, the
| rent of which will pay necessary expenses.
All donations will be applied to such pur-
poses ana the property will be held in
trust by the State Grange.
correspondence in regard to educa-
tional features should be addressed to
Professor C. w. Childs, San Jose, Cal. 4;
all other correspondence to camp COM
mittee, Highland Grange, Wrights, CAL
The programme is as follows:
Saturday, July 27. 2:30P. Normal open
ing. Address by Hon. A. P. Roache, worthy
master of the State Grange. Remarks by in
Ylted guests. Such musical programme as
| may be arranged.
Monday, July 90 $50 A. M.-Agrieulture:
"origin and Formation OF Soils" Professor E.
W. Hilgard, University of California. 2:30
P. M.-Eeonomics: 'Changes Taking Place in
the Condition OF the American Farmer" Pro-
lessor E. A. Ross, Stanford University.
Tuesday, July 80, $50 A. Agriculture:
''The Soil and the Plant Professor Hilgard.
2:30 P. M.-Economics: "Present Condition
| and Complaints of the Farmer" Professor
| Ross.
| Wednesday July 81, $50 A. M.-Agriculture
Grasses and Forage Plants in Arid Countries, F"
Professor E. ]. Wickson, University of Califor-
mia. $50 P. M.-Eeonomics: 1.-THE Farmer as
Buyer; the Trust Problem Professor Ross.
! Thursday, August l, $50 A.. M.-Agriculture:
What California Has Done for Horticulture "
Professor Wickson. $50 P. M.-Economics:
1.-The Farmer Transporter; the Problem OF
Country Roads, Professor Ross.
! Friday, August 2, $50 a. M.-Agrculture:
progress OF Horticultural Art and Industry
Professor Wicksoh. 80 P. M.-Eeonomics
''The Farmer as Transporter; the Railroad
| Problem Professor Ross
| Saturday, August 3.-Some entertainment
arranged by the ladies' auxiliary committee.
! Monday, August 3, $50 A. M-Agriculture
| Relation of Water to Plant Diseases Pro-
lessor C. W. Woodwork, University OF Cali.
fornia. 2:30 P. M.-Economics: 1.-THE Farmer
as Seller; Speculation in arm Products" Pro.
! lessor Ross.
Tuesday. August 6, $50 A. M-Agriculture
j PARASITES for Insect Control" Professor Wood.
worth. 2:30 P M.-Eeonomies: "The Farmer
as Debtor; the Money Problem" Professor
Ross.
Wednesday, August z, $50 A. M.-Agricul-
ture: "our Insect Campmates," Professor
| Woodwork. 2:30 P. M.-Economics: "The
Farmer as Taxpayer; the Tariff Problem" Pro-
| lessor Ross.
Thursday, August s, $50 a. M.-Agriculture
| 1.-The Olive and Its Products" a. P Hayne,
University of California. $50 P Nj Eco
Monies: "The Farmer as Taxpayer; State and
! Local Taxation Professor Ross.
Friday, August 8, $50 a. M.-Agriculture:
! California Forests c. H Shinn, University
| OF California. 2:30 P. M-Economics: "The
Farmer as Co-operator: the Problem of Self
help" Professor Ross. An extra lecture is
promised by Mr.. Shinn on the experiment
stations OF the university.
Saturday, August 1o-Some entertainment
arranged by the ladies' auxiliary committee.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday August
Is, IA and 15-Grand farmers picnic and camp
meeting at Camp Capitola, with daily ad-
dresses by some OF the most eminent men in
the State. The details viii be announced later.
Fees for the two courses of lectures viii not
exceed 81, and viii be less if ii is apparent that
a less sum Will cover expenses.