The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-01
STATEMEET|NG
HERE IN JAN
UARY
SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
WASHINGTON STATE HORTI.
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION-PR
GRAM JUST ANNOUNCED.

The sixth annual session of the
Washington State Horticultural asso-
citation meets in this city from Janu-
airy IL to IA This promises to be the
best session that has ever been held
in this state as there is a more gen
eral interest in the subject of horti-
culture. There will be addresses by
men who have made successes in the
various branches of fruit growing.
1t is expected that there will be
several hundred visitors in the city
on the date of these sessions. Mayor
John A Gellatly Will make the open
ing address and quite a number OF
Chelan county growers are on the
program for the three days session
This program has just been an
nounced by Levi Grant Monroe, sec.
retary of the Spokane Chamber oi
Commerce. as follows:
January IL (Opening SESSION.
Morning.
Address of welcome, ]. A Gellatly
mayor of Wenatchee.
Response, H. NJ. Gilbert, North
Yakima.
Presidents address, j. L. Dumas
Walla Walla.
Report of treasurer, H. w. Green
berg, Spokane.
Report of secretary, L. G. Monroe
Spokane.
Some Orchard Problems r. A
Jones, Spokane.
January 12-Afternoon Session.
Resistant Stock Vineyard" E. H,
Twight, Lewiston, Idaho.
The Prevention of Frost Injury in
Orchards F. A. Huntley, state com
missioner of horticulture, Kennewick
Combination Sprays" Prof. A. L
Melander, entomologist, Washington
state COllege, Pullman.
Better Fruit for Washington" P
S. Darlington, special Horticultural
inspector, Wenatchee
Summer Pruning" Prof. c. L
Smith. Spokane.
Discussion: How I Prune." lee
by A. Won Holderbeke, former state
commissioner of horticulture, Spo
kane; w. T. Clark. Wenatchee: Prof
W. S. Thornber, horticulturist, Wash.
ington State College, Pullman; Ed
Remy, North Yakima, and Captain
Hogan, Tucker
January 12-Evening Session.
The Culture of Fruit as Related
TO the Culture of Men," w. E. VIII.
son, president state normal school
Ellensburg
"Four-tier Apples and Fourier
Boys" Prof. N. D. Showalter, head
of rural school department, state
normal. Cheney, Wash
Discussion: Uniform Grading and
Packing as a Commercial Asset lead
by H. NJ. Gilbert, North Yakima.
THE Marketing of Fruit; Future
Profits in Fruit Growing" lead by E
H. Shepard, Hood River, Ore, and
w. H. Paulhamus, Sumner.
January 13-MoIning Session.
The Planting and Care of Young
Orchards in the Pacific Northwest, '
E. c. Burlingame, Walla Walla.
"Cultivation of Irrigated and Non
Irrigated Orchards" Prof. R. w
Thatcher, director agricultural ex-
pertinent station. Washington State
College.
Maintaining the Fertility of Or
chard Soils" ]. A. Ba1mer, Gle Elum.
January 13-Afternoon Session.
Fruit Growing in the Okanogan, -
w. E. Kirkpatrick, Epley.
Methods of Fruit Packing" Prof.
W. G. Briefly Washington State Col
lege
THE Improvement of Western
Fruits" Prof. w. S. Thornber, horti-
cultprist, Washington State College.
Discussion: Control of the Cod
ling Moth" lead by R. E. Trumble,
Wenatchee; NJ N. Richards, North
Yakima; J. D. Taggard, Waitsburg;
L. F. Williams, Spokane, and o. c.
White, Olympia.
January 13-Evening Session.
Reception by Chelan County Fruit
Growers union and Wenatchee Com.
mercial club.
January 14-Morning Session.
How to Irrigate," E. A Crane
c. E., Kettle Falls.
Some 1910 Commercial Fruit
Continued on Page 4.