The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-17
IN GROWERS 70 UNITE.
rrxr STRONGLY IN FAVOR
a. AN ORGANIZATIONS.
-. Ccmplain That They Are
q nsshtiy Treated BY Raiirosds
- wiadlemen - Representative
.-.rs Of the state Present.

~, dispatch to the observation-disclosures;
$780, IAN. 16-The seventh annual
1!ssss ~ the Northwest Fruit Growers
ees.sstion began this morning at the
1900 states court rooms. On account OF
ssssv "a trains, the attendance al the
ses x ~, session was light and the annual
m sstuss ~ Or. N. G. Bullock, president OF
eau' sssociation, was deferred until tomor-
~ ~ ~. cffIcers Of the association are DR..
N HIalock. Walla Walla. president;
= M Appner. Walla Walia. treasurer;
Tonneson, Tacoma, secretary; T. L.
sFh. Hood River, vice president ior
cssSrn. T. A. Porter. Lewiston, vice presi-
~ W. ~ Idaho: f. L. Wheeler. North
~ $500 vice president for Washington;
11.sss4 hutchinson, Landers. vice presi-
~ fcr British Columbia.
7sonR the members present today were:
m smith, Hood River: Prof Cordisy,
e1.ses1iia: H, b. Miller. Eugene. Or; DR..
n G Bostwick. Clarke county; 4; van
Holdsrbske:, snohomish; u ~ f. L. aoSSs
Ixssiidse. Thurston:. A. w; INGENUITY;
S1ssiof: n c. Smith. Cowlitz; Conrad
Rase. Wenatchee; A Cole, Thurston; John
Harris, HGSuiaMm oM,nn VI Wa,l sac WsIia
1 1S,.ecosn. ]. N. Hague, Of Capitol BOX
rn@nsny; J. b. Rowe, Pierce; Henry
Sucsy, king; J; 2. Baker, state horticu!-
%Isa Tmni. J. T. Mo rSnn g. e.
5 fuItCu ana r. r. Aver. OF the Northern
yT Tduss Harter. OF the Great Northern;
"a a HerinE. OF the Fruit Growers
o 6a o. e.. white. Of Thurston; II. J.
pfer. snohomish; r. c. Smith. Thurs
ia: ]. @. Gosbing. Hood River:. p. g
Ridge. Puyallup; ]. Hinsan. Puyallup; c.
dds HdiIn Pacific Railway; J. P McKiin.
Minnesota; G. A. Langhorn, w. f. Grin
m ". K. Norby, C. J. Smith. I. A. Mad:
a. Sesttle; J. Hinson. Puyallup; F. B.
,s W S Nnr,bsrn and Ben 4 Rer Eosses
S Msoss (. j. Hedges, II. P. Stacy, j. W.
nm, T. ]. Lemon, D. z. Robinson, L. A.
Pufier idaho; F. r. Tannett. Farming
y ri i nitsslnmons. Duluth: &. n. Maitby.
Svdsey: r. p. Ober. M. Kalsey, J. H. Has
ia, King; E. /. B. Woodward. Minneap-
!" Tss programme for tomorrow is as fol-
Examples Of Cooperation and the Refrigerator
srds"--R. r. ObeT. agent Northern Pacific re-
hass.to. service e. Paul CO. u,nn..,u.
rTssistins Producs"--J. W. Goodwin. Seattle
Aut addresses on topics pertaining to Eastern
nlrlsa and shipping by ". A.; Murphy, st. Paul;
4 J. Wdger Fargo: #. Fl. DeCanp, Grand Forks;
4 " Ruhlee and A.. Bright, Winnipeg; @. T. Fitz-
simmons Duluth, and Others.
R1cus until $50 D.
Addresses by 8. L. Moore, General Freight Agent
a Fulton and A. Timing, Of the Northern Pa
db
Actresses by representatives Of the Great North
m the Union Pacific the Burlington and other
navy companies and express companies.
"Fnlit Inspection in Montana and Montana Mar
hh9-S n. Emery. Bozeman, Mont.
"Appie Canker and Cooling Moth"-A B. Cord
by corvallis, Or.
ePsntina for Commercial 0rchards"-W. q Of
u9, Walls Walla.
Recess until $50 a. m. January 10.
The afternoon session was opened by
H B. Miller, president of the Oregon
bard Of horticulture. in paper on Fruit