Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-12-12

of the association, IN Wood
the World hall, on Eleventh
This hall is elaborately dec
for the occasion, and about all
hibits in the exhibit room In
&sement of the Woodmen build
in place. Requests for space
4thibits have been received by
bmmercial club from all parts
state. The sessions will be
ting and instructive, and visI-
Ill be welcome to listen to the
7lfations of the delegates or TO
Inc exhibits.
.1Ee Webster has appointed Miss
I'd. Allen of fremont to repre-
tfultnomah county In the COM
Epf young women who will rep
n the various sections of the
IA the convention, costumed as
maids.
stre is an attractive display of
+ products in the windows of f.
|hr, on Fifth street. One win
|E devoted to an exhibit of Ore
|6ntter, while the other contains
"a assortment of various kinds
<rese made In this state.
MIC session of the association
Morning. Tom Richardson, man
NJ the Commercial club, well
"A the visiting dairymen to Port
President u. T. Judd OF Tur-
Ia, responded. John Dinwlddie
'1odburn read q paper on "Win-
.Ifsus Summer Dairying"; L. y.
.Ar OF Tlllamook read a paper on
Necessity for Clean MIX" ana
Rleuer of Brooks read a paper
desting MIX on the Farm"
afternoon session will con-
Ia 1880 o'clock, when other ad-
I'D and papers on dairying sub
Will be presented.
lowing is the complete program
~ convention:
.lay. December 12, 10 A. NJ.
N ress OF welcome, Tom Richard
Portland Commercial club.
tponse, annual address, Presi-
T. Judd, Turner.
Rtlng MILK on the Farm" Dan
N, Brooks.
inter VS.. Summer Dairying,"
IDlnwiddie, Woodburn.
'Ecessity for Clean MIX" l.. b.
IA Tillamook.
'play, December 12, 1880 T.. NJ.
NJ Relation the Dairy Industry
y 10 the Commercial Business OF
&nntry," T. S. Townsend, Port
Nc OF Cream for Shipment"
M T. Judd. Salem.
Hnssion, 10 minutes.
|Ifculent Feed for Winter"
M Sohulmerich, Hillsboro.
H'king by Machine" Mrs. s. A.
Marshfleld.
Dairy Cow at Home and
Joseph r. Wing, Mechan-
lay. December ~. 10. A. NJ.
fance Registration for Dairy |
Professor +. L. Kent, Cor
7ctical Dairy Suggestions" II.
'nchard. Hadlock. Washington.
'pat and How 90 Feed the Dairy |
DR.. James Withycombe, Cor
Nlnre OF Dairying In Eastern
ID, A. Bennett, Irrigon.
tny. December i3. 1:5O T.. vi.
Nness session.
'ort OF officers and committees.
Ition OF officers.
.ress, J., w. Bailey, state dairy
pod commissioner. Portland.
Efess, b. ID. White, dairy di-
United States department OF
'lture.
Founcements of premium
|Perozzi, vice president OF the
z state Dairy association, an1
ser OF the Ashland creamery,
'nding the meeting. Mr. PeroZzi
ply interested In the dairy in
OF this state and speaks en-
singly Of It's future.
+ most remarkable thing about
puntry," said Mr.. PerOZZi yes
rs the immigration within
~ Two years of farmers from
nsin and Iowa, states which are
Z throughout the country for L
pairying, and these men have
y with them the modern dairy
ps which characterize those re-
The efeet on land values has ,
p marked that land which used Z
Tor $40 an acre as grazing ,
low commands S35 an acre. Il
Heet In Jackson county alone. 1
l~n by the assessors books, /
200, 900 greater than last
Where three years ago FIVE {
: We're eking out an existence IA
pertain territory, 10 are now I
a sDlendid living. II
& products OF the dairy indus
southern Oregon this year Z
N increase OF 80 per cent over i
pr Our part OF the state is e
transformed from a stock-rais- 4
slon 90 a dairying region. 4
'ste and Williams valleys, that a
iy We're given over 10 stock
exclusively. in the past two
the farmers have established
'auYe creameries and nearly
mem are milking from 4 10 10 {
pa deriving a splendid revenue a
hem. a
increase in land value from
$50 Is In direct ratio 10 in o
earnings brought about by c
y over those received from 4,
aising." II
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