Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-20

for which prizes ~aggregating $50 have been
hung up. W. ID. Collver-of Chicago. in
spector Of dairy exports for tho United
States Department Of Agriculture. will
come 20 Lincoln to Judge this dairy exhibit.
The program for the entire convention,
which includes morning and Afternoon ses-
sicns Thursday and Friday. comprises on
address by President r Snively OF Lincoln
and papers by DR.. J. J Repp OF Iowa Ag-
ricultural college. Dr. s Stewart OF Kan
scs City. Prof a. J. Glover b' tho Univer-
Fity OF Illinois. Prof. T. l. Hacker Of the
Minnesota Experiment station, J. Il.
Schlappi OF Lincoln. Mrs. F. N. Lott OF
Seward. John Brcmer Of York and A.. NJ.
Priest Of Lincoln.
Tho Nebraska Veterinary Medical asso-
citation will hold morning and afternoon
sessions on Thursday at the university
farm The clinic will be in charge of Dr..
George p. Tucker OF this city, and the eft
ernoon session will be an executive session.
Considerable business is in prospect for
this convention and a large number Of pa
pers and discussions are promised.
The Association Of Agricultural Students
OF the University OF Nebraska will meet in
the old chapel Of the university at 1880 p.
m. on Thursday. Chancellor Andrews will
deliver an address Of welcome and papers
will be heard from H. W. Davis Of Lincoln,
D.. NJ. DeCamp Of Clearwater and Henry c.
Glissman OF Omaha. The annual business
meeting will occur at s p. m, at which Dr..
w. A. Dalrymplc Of Baton Rouge, La, will
give the annual address on "The Posi-
bilities Of the South" and Hof T. L.
Hacker OF tho Minnesota Experiment sta
tion will also deliver an address.
Poultry Men Take Two Days.
The annual meeting Of the State Poultry
association will be held Tuesday at D. m.
in the office Of the secretary in order to
comply with the statutes, but the meeting
at that time will be purely formal, and
the business meeting is scheduled to occur
on Thursday to hear the reports OF officers,
papers from William G. Unit Of Seward.
DR.. S. Stewart Of Kansas City. Prof.
A. T. Peters, DR.. W. A.. Dalrymple Of Baton
Rouge and TO elect officers for the ensuing
year. In connection with this meeting
there is being held the annual poultry show
all this week in the Auditorium. which
promises to surpass hat OF any former
year in volume and interest.
The Nebraska Corn Improvers' associa
tion will meet at . a. m. Thursday in room
3O7 University hall. The program will in
I AAh AhN lAlA dAu . ~ ldt LtE
Smith of DeSoto, a discussion Of the ex-
periments conducted by the association by
T. L.. Lyon Of Lincoln. a talk on breeding
corn by P. @. Holden Of Ames, Ia. and on
the need Of corn improvers by II. F. McIn-
tosh of Omaha.
The winter corn exhibit Of the State
Board of Agriculture will be held Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday in Memorial hall
at the university and will be free tc all.
Entries are also free and prizes offered ag-
gregating $3.50. Improved methods of corn
judging will be followed in the disposition
OF the prizes and the meeting promises
Nebraska.
On Thursday also will occur the annual
meeting OF the State Association OF Retail
Lumber Dealers and the annual convoca-
ton of the Concatenated Order of Hoo
Hoos, the secret auxiliary Of the lumber
mems association.
Thursday night the reception to be ten
dered to d. E.. Thompson in view of his
departure on Saturday for his mission in
Brazil will be held at the state capitol.
On Friday the state dairymen will hold
the concluding session OF their annual meet
ing and the State Irrigation association
Meetings of the latter will be held after
noon and evening. Papers, addresses and
discussions of practical, up-to-date meth
DDS and plans by the most advanced stu
dents of irrigation will be features Of them,
and the annual election OF officers win be
held.