Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-12-18


to two interesting papers one OF
the Construction and care O
Hand Separators," and the las
by w. K. Newell, of Dilley
who handled the subject O
clarifying on a Fruit Farm il
a mastery manner.
Wednesday afternoon, at the
Agricultural Hall the meeting
was devoted principally to the
business of the Association.
The secretary made his report fol
year showing the progress that
had been made, and torecasting
the prospects for the future.
The election of officers followed.
with the following result:
President, VIM. Schulmerich,
Pennington.
First Vice President, H. West,
Scappoose.
Second Vice President, w. K.
Newell, Dilley.
Sec. Treas, F. L. Kent, Cor
wallis.
Place of holding next annual
meeting, Portland. Date to be
fixed by president and secretary
of the Association.
A committee was appointed to
solicit advertising to assist in de-
fraying the expenses of publish
ing the contemplated report of
the proceedings of the Associa-
ton.
The committee On resolutions,
which had been appointed on
Tuesday afternoon, presented the
following:
Resolved, That this Association does
hereby acknowledge it's most hearty ap-
probation of the courtesies and hospi-
tality extended to the Association and it's
members by the Benton County Business
Mems League, the ladies of Corvallis,
and the officers of the Oregon Expert
meHt Station, through whose efforts this
meeting has been the most successful in
the history of the Association.
We tender our appreciation of the
courtesies shown the Association by the
railroad companies, by the press of Cor
wallis and other places, and by all others
yuho foA II, bo
cessful, profitable and enjoyable.
Resolved, That this Association ex-
tends to E. A. Mcdonald, U. S. Dairy
Inspector of the Northwest, vote OF.
thanks for his entertaining and instruc-
tive address and for his vigilance in pro-
tecting the Dairy interests of the North
west.
Resolved, Whereas the principles OF
pure food for the people and honesty in
trade requires that all food products
should be sold for what they are, free
from names and marking which are in
the least deceptive; therefore,
Resolved, That this Association ap-
proves those portions of the Act of Con-
gress of May. 1902, known as the Oleo
Law which relates to renovated butter,
and the regulations prescribed by the
Secretary of Agriculture, causing it to be
marked conspicuously Renovated" and
seld for what it is; be it further
Resolved, That this Association COM
nends the chief of the Dairy Division
:or his aggressive work in enforcing the
regulations prescribed by the Secretary
Of Agriculture.
Resolved, That the Association tender
4 vote of thanks to those who rendered
The musical and elecutionary selections |
on the program.
JAMES WITHYcoMBE,
J. W. BAILEY,
III. WEST
R. SCOTT.
Wednesday evening, at 7:3o |
in the College chapel, Miss
Spangler gave a beautiful musical
followed by an encore,
both we'll received.
Miss Alice Wickland gave a
charming reading The Milk
maid" This was preceded BY
the paper Changes of a Decade
IN Oregon Dairying."
H. M. Williamson, of Port
and, editor of the Oregon Agri-
sulturist, was detained by bust
ness in Portland, but sent copy
Of his address which was read by
Secretary Kent.
R. Scott, of Milwaukee, the
5hort-horn champion, gave an
interesting talk on the way things
would be managed at the Lewis
r Clark fair. Mr.. Scott also |