The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-22

oru or nweoihanrra. were lhere ana tool
q deep Interest In the program from th'
beginning 10 end Nearly all Of the visit
ora from the country were on hand, anf
many new faces were noticed 10 The nudl.
once,
Shortly nftor The llaysood Orchestra
marched into tho lhnntcr ana took iheii
places In tho pit. Although they did moi
look capable of doing so they rendered
excellent music. ana received many
hearty enc0roH,
IN tho absence of Professor Bpllman,
Professor pvrnot occupied iho chair aud
introduced aa tho nrHl speaker Dr. r. u.
Nelson. Washington state yrilnnrlnn,
whose subject Was
DAIRY HYGIENE,
t.hok NJ space only prevents q full report
Of Dr. Nolupns mastery iremment OF
this important subject lic dwcll at
great length on the necessity Of having
plenty NJ pure nlr ana sunshine IN tho
dairy atnblpa. Ventilation was also q most
important mntlor pertaining 10 tho aani'
tnfy arrangement " tbo Hlablo. Tho
polnln bfough out by Dr. Nelson we're Of
great value 10 the ylHhlng dn'rymon IN
tho audience,
REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Al tho finish of Dr Nelson's address
Professor splllmhn read the following
resolutions. which had been prepared by
tho visitors.
whereas We the guests Of the Astoria
Progressive Association IN congress no"
assembled. desiring 10 toHtliy - the un-
bounded hospitality extended by the club
witch lncludcn the outing 0f lhr5day'
ant the pleasant rides by cars ana Vent
rloa. tho visit 10 tho canning factories
tho display ~ tho nro department, ana
numerous other acts uf Kindness when
have rndcarod them ana tho cltEchv OF
Astoria 10 our hearts, be II
Ucnolycd. That w. hereby tender 20
them our heartfelt thanks. ana trust mat
No may be- able ~ again visit ibom. and'
further. that We may m some way ho
able 20 repay thrm for all the many
kindnrssrs which haya noryrd 90 make
our visit here 20 delightful bc II thr'
thor
Resolved. That We also desire az this
timu 10 tnank tho Ladies Of Astoria Tor
their kindly ava ana courtesy to the ladies
N our party
Thomas shaw. T.. y. Prrnot. y 49, Nci-
son. H. G. Judhon n, ". Wiiliamaoh, pr'
lanes Wihccnmbr. Miller Freeman, w.
J spliman. f l.. konl q. W. Weeks
4 n iiradick
President iiamblDi responded, stating
hat what the Progressive Aasocliu"n
had done was ~ behalf of rho citizens Of
4 s,orla. and for all tho hospitality lhat
,ad been shown tho visitors tho returns
iad been Irgtold.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
While the curtain waA being arranged |
'1r tho illustrated lcriufo the orchestra !
gain rendered several excellent scloc-
ions.
Tho lecture Was conducted by Professor |
nrrnot 81 the Corvallis Agricultural Cot |
rgc. Views wore shown of various
,rrods Of dairy and beef stock. of dlf-
rrvnt varieties of insects. grasses ana |
iuwors. ana a Hpt of Interior and exterior |
lows " the college at Corvallis.
Thls feature Of tho entertainment was
w, only hlEhly instructive. but very IN
crratinE,
Most ~ the lecturers returned 60 their |
.omoa nn las nights boat. which was
Icld until after the entertainment
Altogether tno nru Farmers Congress
las been decided success and It, pro-
nolcrs deserve tho unHilntcd praise that
Iaa been expressed on al sides,