The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-16
TWO BIG MEETINGS
Grain Inspectors and Grain Dealers
Will Both Assemble Here on
October 6.
Dealers Convention Will Be the Big.
gest in History Of the
Association.

The secretary of the Grain Inspectors
National association has issued call for
the annual meeting in Minneapolis, Oct
6, and g. These dates coincide with
those Of the Grain Dealers National as
ISOLATION, and this will add materially to
the success Of the latter's meeting. II
Is now certain that the coming grain
dealers convention will be the most sue
cessful yet held, and the former estimate,
that the number Of visitors coming would
run to 1000 is now thought conservative.
W. A. Freemire. director of the Min
neapolis chamber has been appointed
chairman OF committee to look after the
chief inspectors, who will come from all
points OF the country and from Canada
The Baltimore Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday appointed Charles Mcdonald,
Jr., delegate. The Chicago men will come
by special train and will wear handsome
badges. President Chandler OF the Chi
cago board announces that sixty have
already announced their intention Of at
tending The Central Passenger associa-
ton has granted a rate OF a fare and
one-third, from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
and the southern half of Illinois. A spe-
cial train will leave Chicago at p. m.
Oct. g.. The Grain Dealers Journal has
made a canvas Of the east central trade,
and finds the following well known men,
who are few Of the many who have en-
gagged passage:
G. H g. s. es SFs' Marion sna wt e T. ee
Columbus, OHIO; Edward MeCue, Areanum Ohio
Iohn Nd Charles Eng
Baltimore, Nd; John B. Daish, Washington, D
shanahan '0 Bnaio nps Mayer Teao
I9sao keyReas
siee Ssnt sae
h 1aa as R IND 5o;I.nd i sshol5
SSsn Ks0 asfS Vile hfS%ea G.rR
SfesE Ms34,ft nag PTsT Battle Greek Ash
The Des, Moines Cereal club will send
q large delegation.
Following Is the official program: - 80
Tuesday, 8 a. m.-1nvocation, Rev! J.s s.
Montgomery, Minneapolis; welcome to the state
Governor s. R. Van SAINT; welcome to the city,
secretary board Of trade, Chicago; acting pres:
ident's address, H. s. Crimes FIRST vice presi.
dent, Portsmouth, Ohio. i>.
Agricultural statistics,' q. B. Murray Gincin''
aa1 sc
cation to national board of trade, Captain I. T.
Rumsey, Chicago:
with vaudeville entertainment, rendered by local
grain dealers q"
Wednesday, 9 q. m...Report, Of nominating
DDS Of Grain Grading" G. s. scofeld, botanist
in charge Of grain grading Investigations, de.
partment Of agriculture Washington; report OF
committee on trade rules G. A.. Burks, chair;
man, Decatur, HI; report Of auditing comnnit t:
tee; Experiments Of the Department Of Agri
culture for the Improvement OF Grain" M A.
Carlton, cerealist department Of Agriculture,
Washington.
200 p. m.-Trolley ride.
d. A. nd
ton rendered at the Chamber of Commerce By
the local dealers.
Thursday, 9; a: m:--Report of resolutions com
mittee on election Of officers. Public Supervisor
Of Weights" Warren T. McOray, ex-president G
2. A., Kentland, Ind, report Of arbitration
committee. Captain 1.P. Runsey,. chairman
t,on bs e the asrGads t. tie Grain
100 p. m.-.-!Meeting Of new board Of director,
at West Hotel; All Grain Inspection Depart
ments Should Be Conducted Upon Civil Services
Principles" Charles England Baltimore. Re
ton and bylaws. rs the Relation Of the Coun
It Should BeT' 9. B. Jenkins, president Of til,
Ohio Association, Marion, O.
Adjournment. @E$-