The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-12-15
THE DAIRY
State Dairymen's Convention.


announcement of the coming conven-
ton of Washington dairymen at Bel
bingham on December 81 to %, inclus-
i've. The secretary has announced
that the railroads will make a rate of
one fare and one-third. In order to Sc
cure this rate all delegates should buy
a one way ticket from their starting
point, paying full fare for it, and get
receipt from the selling agent. This
receipt, when signed by the secretary
of the convention, will be honored for
a return ticket to starting point at
one-third fare. Going tickets may be
purchased during the meeting and not
more than two days before its open
ing. Certificates will be honored dur
ing the meeting and as late as Two
days after it's close. Sunday will not be
counted as a day, either going or re-
turning. This reduced rate can be Sc
cured only upon the presentation or
fifty agents receipts showing full fare
of fifty cents or over paid on the going
trip by rail over either line entering
Bellingham. In view of this fact, every
delegate should be careful to get re-
ceipt and thus assure the reduced rate
being obtained by all.
This convention promises to be an
interesting one and every dalryman
who can possibly do SO should be on
hand. 1t does not matter how many
COWS YOU have-whether two or TWEEN
ty-it will pay you to be there and
take part in the discussions. Ii you
keep only two COWS you are certain TO
learn how you can keep three at about
the same expense and how to make
the three COWS yield as much as would
four under the average conditions that
prevail in dairying generally. me
program for the meeting is published
in full below. Read it carefully ana
see if you do not find something ABOUT
which you have long wanted to know.
Do not lose sight of the fact that there
will be present a number OF gentlemen
who have made a success in dairying.
Bring to the meeting such questions
as YOU want to ask, and fire them at
the speakers at every opportunity.
They are there to answer such ques-
tions-and the more questions you
bring the more interesting will be the
meeting. The program follows:
Thursday, Dec. al, 10 A. NJ.
Meeting called to order by the President
Reading of minutes of the last meet
ing, and Reports of the Secretary
Ensiiage versus Roots for the Dairy.
Cow. j. Langdon
1880 p M.
Annual Address by the Pres1dent "a
necessitv Of Collaboration between
Creamery and Patron. :: j.. A. won
The Value of Technical Training to
Creamerymen and Dairymen:
iDairy Instructor, State College of
Washington
Personal Experience in the Treatment
of Abortion in the Dairy cow G
.............G Guy M. Richards " o.
1880 P. M
Address of Welcome. Mayor Ro 2n1iintt
RESPONSE ..........P Prof. e. r. Elllott
Friday, Dec. 22-s:3o A. N.
Appointment of Committees.
Hog Raising in Connection with m 1nG
P Paw Fundamentals of Our Business
The Commercial Preservation IF :.
Milk Prof. e. E. Ell1ott
Experience in Breeding a pai Smith
Herd ......''''. H. siiii'i
1880 P. M
eminent to the State in Dairy Pro
ducts n;tor Hon E. A. N Popner
T Tnsa4eaSss Bitter the Vital 81
..S. B. Nelson, d. S. V.
1880 P. M.-Musical Reception.
Saturday, Dec. $3.50 A. M.
Some Feeds the Dairymen Should Not
Green Soiling Crops-How to Grow
and Feed Them wv. H: Paulhamus
City Milk Supply. Mrs. E. w. Andrews
1880 P. M.
The Cooperation of Cooperative
Creameries, Like That which is
Carried on to a Great Extent in
the Great Dairy Country the
Netherlands. ..... Prof e. E. ELLIOTT
Business Meeting, Election OF Ofncers
500 P. M.-Banquet.
Broaden the Field of Work.