Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-26
ESPECIAL Correspondence to Morning Joursali


co dry farmers and the progress Of
scientific SOIL culture there will bt
we'll represented on the official pro
cram for the Fourth Annual Dry
Farming which opens its
sessions in this city tomorrow morn
ing. The array of speakers in
Guides not only men of national prom.
inence but of international celebrity
including James j. Hill the railway
magnate. Senator Dixon and Governor
Norris of Montana, and dry farming
EXPERTS from all over the country and
foreign lands. The program as com
pjeted is as follows:
FIRST SESSION.
Tuesday. October o6tn. 1000 a. NJ
Gn the Babcock Theater).
Convention called to order by Hon
Frank c. Bowman, Idaho Falls, Idaho
Chairman International Executive
Committee.
Music-"America," sung by a Choir
MS of 100 students OF the Billings Pub
lie schools, under direction of Miss
Uildeeard Palmstrom. Director Of
Music. Accompanied by Second Regi-
ment band, c. Guy Tingle, Director
Invocation, Rev. Frank Naples, Bill
lings, Montana.
Address of Welcome. p. 3. Moss,
chairman, Montana Board Of Control,
Address Of Welcome, Hon. II. j.
Thompson, Mayor OF Billings.
Music-"Star S%pangled Banner
sung by chorus, accompaniment, Sec
pnd Regiment band,
Address Of Welcome, w. A. Selvidge,
President, Billings Chamber of Com
meree.
Address of the President, Hon. Ed
win l.. Norris, Governor, Montana.
Response. DR.. John A. Widtsoe,
Vice President Dry Farming Con-
gress, President Agricultural College
of Utah. Logan, Utah,
Response, from the nations, Dr..
Laurence Baeta-Ncves. Brazilian Vice
President and Secretary, Minas Ger
aes, Brazil.
Address, Development of the
West" Hon James J. Hill. chairman
of the Board of Directors. Great Nor
thern Railway, st. Paul, MINI.
Adjournment.
SECOND SESSION.
Tuesday, October 2Gth, 2:OO +. VI.
Music-March, The lnvinciblc
Eagle" tSousa); Overture, "Hungar-
ian Fantasia" tTobani); March, THE
Stars and Stripes Forever" (Sousa);
Second Regiment band. c. Guy Tinglo,
Director.
Report of Executive Committee,
Frank c. Bowman, Chairman.
Address. Building a Nation" Hon.
O. +. McCutcheon, Idaho Falls.
Address. DRY Farming Progress in
North Dakota" j. II, Shepperd, Dean
and Vice.Director, Agricultural Col
lege, North Dakota.
Address, "S0me Relations of Gil
mate to Crops in the Dry Farming
Districts Of New Mexico" Prof. j. d.
Tinsley, Director, Agricultural College,
New Mexico.
Address, DRY Farming. Good Farm
ing" A. f. Chamberlain, Superin-
tendent of Farmers Institutes, South
Dakota.
Address, Some Things We Do Not
Know About Dry Farming" Prof. Il.
c. Buffum, Worland, Wyoming.
Address, DR.. w. j. Kerr, President,
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval-
lis, Oregon.
THIRD SESSION.
Tuesday, October 36th, 1:f5 -. VI.
Music-March, ION Jerseys Shore
(Pryor); Morceau. Love in ldlenfss,
tMacbeth) selection, "Chimcs in Nnr-
mandy" (Planquette); March, The
Fairest of the Fair" %(Sousa); Second
Regiment band, c. Guy Tingle. Di-
rector.
Announcement of Committees.
Address, Conservation" Hon. Thos.
II. Crater. United States Senator, Hell
ena, Montana.
Address, Rainfall and Evaporation
in Dry Farming Sections Of the United
States" DR.. l.. j. Briggs, United states
Phsyical Laboratory, Department OF
Agriculture.
Address, "Dry Farming Methods in
Utah" Prof. Lewis A. Merrill, Direct
or Of College Extension Department,
Agricultural College of Utah, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Address, Forage Plants for Dry
Lands" c. V. Piper, Bureau Plant In
dustry. Washington, D. c.
Address, Progress of Dry Farming
in the Inland Empire" H.. L. Moody,
Spokane, Washington.
Address, Hon. Geo. a. Day, state
Land Commissioned for Idaho.
Address, Results of Dry Land Ex-
periments, Broadview Demonstration
DR.. W. Y. Sudduth, Broadview
Montana.
FOURTH SESSION.
Music March, "Masterstroke,'
overture, Morning, Noon
and Night (Supe); march, IN Royal
(Potter); Second Regiment
band, c. Guy Tingle. director.
Report of Committee on Nominal
tons.
Address, THE Great Northwest
Thomas Cooper, Assistant to Presi-
dent. Northern Pacific Railay, st.
MINI.
Address, Thos. H. Woolford, Card
ston, Alberta, Canada.
Address. Essentials of Success in
Dry Land Farming" Prof. w. NJ
Assistant CereSlist in Charge
Of Dry Land Grains. United states
of Agriculture.
address. Dry Farming on the
Laramie Plains of Wyoming" Prof
J. c. Fittcrer. University Of Wyoming,
Laramie. Wyoming.
Address, "A Forward Movement in
Agriculture" Prof. Walter IL
Din, Nice-Presidcnt Dry Farming
congress. Denver. Colorado.