East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-18

After having completed the election
of officers and agreeing to meet
again next Saturday. the newly form
ed Inland Empire wheatraisers' asso-
citation adjourned shortly after
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The complete list of officers is as
follows: President, william NJ. Scott
of Helix: vice president, ]. o. Hales
of Adams: secretary, w. II. McCorm-
mach, OF Pendleton; treasurer. George
A. Hartman. of Pendleton. The exec
utive Is composed of DR.. C. ]. Smith,
II. j. Taylor. J. T. Lieuallen, F. H..
Richmond and C. A. Barrett.
Immediately after the adjournment
Saturday the executive committee held
a brief session, and 1t will undertake
the investigation of several matters
before the next meeting.
The following is copy of the by
laws adopted by the association and a
list of those signing the same:
Section 1. This organization shall
be known as the finland Empire
Wheatgrowers' association" and its
duration shall be perpetual.
Sec. 2. The objects of the associ-
alton shall he the promotion OF the
general interests OF the farming class
The special work to be done shall be
designated by the executive commit
tee which shall be Empowered to call
special meetings, appoint sub-com-
mittees to carry on the work in spec
ial cases and to levy and collect assess
g. 81
the association.
Sec. 3. The officers shall consist
of president, secretary and treas
urer elected annually. One vice pres
ident shall also be elected at the reg
ular annual election frc meach county
represented in the association. An ex.
ecutive committee of five members
shall also be elected annually at the
same time as other officers are elect.
ed and the officers OF the association
shall he members of the executiv,
committee.
Sec. T. The membership fee shall
be 81 to be paid on Joining the asso.
citation and there shall be no dues ex.
cept such special assessments as shat
he laid by the executive committc,
with authority from the association
for the legitimate expenses of the as.
sociatlon.
Sec. s. Membership shall be con.
fined to those engaged in actual farm.
ing
Sec. s. Annual meetings shall be
held at such times and places as may
be decided upon by the association
by the executive committee or major.
ity thereof on five days notice at such
place as may be designated.
Sec. Z. Each member shall take 4
pledge to abide by the decisions of the
association, and the act of signing this
constitution shall be considered equa
to the act of signing the pledge.
Sixty Signed Roll.
Frank II. Richmond. w. NJ. Scott
John n. Baker, Fl. ]. Taylor, Car
Cuppers. L. Z. Penland. r. Raymond
George B. Peebler, Lars Hansen. ]. r
Porter, ]. l. Joy, w. II. Dale. T.. l.
McCrea, L. F. Anderson, ]. f. Rinzel
w. II. Bond, John Campbell, ]. w
Myrick. A. N. d. Leisinger, Thomas
Campbell f. o. Casey, ]. Sunderman
Lewis Muller, James r. Kennedy
Swanto Anderson, Gunder Ferjeson
James M. Eldridge, J. T. Lieuallen, J.
o. Hales. I. II. Christopher, r. B.
Chaney, Fl. G. F. Egges. Charles Sc
rell, Marion Jack, ]. l.. Stockman
Grant Ehrheart C. Guiss, William
Duff. C. ]. Smith, c. A. Barrett G. w
Stanley Lorence Ringel, ]. w. Nc
Cormmach, jr.. Peter Enbysk, J. w
Tulloch, G. A. Hartman, Charles II
Nelson, F. f. Sherman. John H. Ha-
gen. G. N. Crossfield. w H. McCorm-
mach, John A. Gross, A. F. Undall
c. e. Reinhardt, M. NJ. Wyrick, w. r
Campbell, Charles McAlavy, W. J.