Arizona republican., 1909-08-04

| 10 o'clock the morning of August 9 by introducing President Barstow. af- ter which the Spokane Choral society
 of 25O voices. under the direction of Karl Riedelsberger. will sing the Irri- gation Ode Governor Hay and Mayor Pratt will then deliver addresses of welcome, the responses being by MT. | Barstow and others. Following the | reading of a message from President Taft, the various committees will be appointed and the executive commit
 tee will make it's report. Among the speakers on the afternoon program are the following:
 Dr. George C. Pardee. Oakland. for mer governor of California; F. H. Newell. director United States recla- nation service; Joseph NJ Carey. Cheyenne, Wyo.. author of Carey act, , pr. F. A. Bryan. president Washing ton state college: General Ben. J. Vil- joen. La Mesa, N. NJ There will be a public reception at Masonic temple in the evening"
 August 10. morning Pin chot, United States forester. R F. Campbell. forestry department, Cana da; George s. Long, Tacoma: F. w. Mulkey and F. T. Allen. Portland. Ore; N Kaumanns. imperial German agricultural attache Afternoon-John Barrett. director of international bu- reau of South American republics: Dr w. J. McGee. Washington. D. c. J. N. Teal Joint Conservation commit tee. Portland, Ore: Alex McPherson. Boise. Idaho: N. W Harris. Chicago. Evening Samuel Hill, president Washington State Good Roads asso- ciation. and Samuel Lancaster. high way expert. Seattle
 August II. morning-United States Senator. Francis c. Newlands. Neva- da: Howard Elliott. president North ern Pacific Railway company. Liberty Hyde Baiiey. director New York state college fef agriculture: D. C. Henny. consulting engineer United States re- clamation service. Frederick H. Gris- wold. Chicago: Congressman Miles Poindexter. Washington. Afternoon Richard A Ballinger. secretary of the interior; F R. Gooding. former gov ernor of Idaho: Clarence Johnson. state engineer of Wyoming; Samuel H. Lea. state engineer of South Da- kota. John H. Lewis, state engineer of oregon. Ralph S. =Hosmer. chair man Territorial Conservation commits sion of Hawaii; A. C. Campbell, Unit ed States department of justice
 August l2. morning Adams. former governor of Colorado; A. c. True. director office of experiment stations: Professor Samuel Fortier. chief or irrigation investigations: Pro lessor O. l.. Waller. irrigation expert. Washington state colelge: Mrs Elm mons. Oak Bluffs. Mass. state vice president Womans National Rivers and Harbors congress- Afternoon-I United States Senator Thomas Carter. Montana; R. H. Thomson, city en- gineer of Seattle; J. S Dennis direc- tor of irrigation Canadian Pacific system: John l.. Wilson. Seattle Evening-C. J. Blanchard. statistician United States reclamation service: Rufus P. Jennings. chairman Califor- mia Promotion committee.
 August I3. morning.-United States Senator Hepburn. Idaho: W K Kav- anaugh. president Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterways association; Professor w. D. Lyman, Walla Walla. Wash: T R Waring, Charleston. s. C. After noon-Governor Hay. Washington: Governor Brady. Idaho: Governor Norris, Montana; Governor Gilchrist. Florida: Governor Frear. Hawaii: Governor Shallenberger. Nebraska: Governor Curry, New Mexico: Cover nor Spry. Utah. and other governors in western and southern states.
 August IA, morning Otis Smith, director United States Geologi- cal survey; E.. Fl. Libby. president Washington State Conservation asso- ciation; F. J. Watson. Columbia, com missioner of department of agriculture commerce and industries of South Carolina. Afternoon-Reports of com mittees on permanent organization. election of officers and the selection of the next place of meeting.