The daily sentinel., 1909-11-23
many PROMINENT Growers
TO TAKE PART 1.-THE
OFFICIAL PROGRAM

Today The Sentinel was furnished
! by DR.. Deyine, who is at the head of
the committees having in charge the
! local arrangements for the entertain
ment of the annual State Horticui-
tural convention, to be held In Pail
sade next week. with the complete
and official program of the big meet
ing.
More interest is being manifested
inthe meeting than any session held
by the organization in years.
Many of the most prominent fruit
growers of the valley and of the state
will participate in the big meeting
The Palisade horticulturists will
be the hosts for the meeting.
The sessions will be held on No
yember % and 80 in the Idle Hour
theater at Palisade.
The program is as follows:
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29.
10 am.
Opening prayer by Rev. X. n.
Smith, Palisade.
Address of welcome by Dr. j. II.
Divine. president Peach Growers As
sociation, Palisade.
Response by C. Z. Parfet member
state board of horticulture, Golden.
Presidents address by Thurston
White, president state board of hor-
ticulture, Canon City.
Secretary's report. by ID. r. Stotler.
secretary state board of horticulture,
Fort Collins.
Appointment OF committees.
Pear Blight: Cause and Treat
ment," by J. II. Sayles, Palisade.
1880 pm
How Shall We Spray for Cooling
Moth?" by Prof. c. p. Gillette, State
Agricultural College. Fort Collins
Spraying" by Richard Sutton.
Palisade.
Plum Culture: Hybridizing and
Top-Grafting. by A. Jay Garrison,
Edgewater.
"Orcharding in Northern Colora
do" by George j. Spear, Greeley
Proper Packing of Fruit" by A.
b. Middleswarth, commission mer-
chant, Denver.
Best Pack of Fruit" by Harry
Younger, Palisade.
Putting Up Better Pack by
DR.. j. II. Divine, Palisade.
S pm.
stereopticon lecture by Prof. G.
p. Gillette. State Agricultural Col
legt. Fort Collins. n G
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
10 am. Dl
"The Present and Future Irriga-
tion System of Colorado by w. A.
Matloek, general agent of the Beaver
Land & Irrigation Company. Penrose,
Orchard Heating" by J. l.. Ham
ilton, Grand Junction. ttC
Deductions in Practical Work in
orchard Heating" by Hon. B. F.
Roekafellow. member state board of
agriculture, Canon City.
"The Conquering of Frosts and
Freezes" by p. Fl. Troutman, Canon
City.
Planting of the Sour Varieties of
Cherries" by James Turnbill. Canon
City.
start rIgnt; Then Go Straight
Ahead and Win," by F.. j. Moseley,
horticultural inspector of Larimer
county, Loveland.
1880 pm.
Peach Culture" by j. J. Bridges,
Palisade.
Grating the Peach" by DIR. w. ].
Sanborn. Palisade.
THE Triumph of the 1O-Acre
Tract" by Fred G. Shaffer, Rifle.
Scale Insects and Their Rene
dies" by Prof. C.. p. Gillette, State
Agricultural College, Fort Collins
orchard Mites" by Prof. G. p
Weldon, field entomologist OF State
Agricultural College, Fort Collins.
How to Improve Our Orchards by
Proper Planting and Caring for the
Trees" by ]. II. Sayles, Palisade.
Fruit Culture in Colorado in the
SOS and Since" by Martha A. Shute
| assistant secretary state board of hor-
ticulture, Denver.
There will be 10-minute talks
from Rev. w. j. Sanborn. c. II. Wal
ker. Fred Baisch, A. j. Harvey, Ben
ton Canon, George e. Harris. Ira B.
Cline, A. G. Newton and A. B. Hoyt
A question box will be provided