Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1909-08-05
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OF Mari hleuelsnCTBert VIII blnR tue
irrigation Ode. Governor Hay and
M iyor Pratt will tnen deliver brief
addresses Of welcome, the responses
being by MIR. Bsrstow and others.
Following the reading of message
from President Taft, the various
committees will be appointed and the
executive committee will make its
report. Among the speakers on the
afternoon program are the following:
DIR George C.. Pardee. Oakland,
former governor Of California; +. II.
Newell. director United States re-
clamation service; Joseph M. Carey
Cheyenne, Wyo.. author Of Carey act /;
DIR. f. A. Bryan, president Wash
iugton state college; General Ben J.
VilJoen, la Mesca, N. M. There
will be public reception at Masonic
temple in the evening.
August 10, morning-Gifford Pin
chot, United States forester; r. f.
Campbell, forestry department, Can
ada; George s. Long, Tacoma; +. W.
Mulkey and E. 7. Allen, Portland.
Ore, N. Kaumanns, imperial Ger
man agricultural attache. Alter
noon-John Barrett. director of inter-
national bureau of South American re.
publics; DIR. W. J. McGee, Washing
ton, d. c.. }. N. Teal. Joint Conser-
walton Committee. Portland, Ore. !;
Alex McPherson, Boise, Idaho: N.
W. Harris, Chicago. Evening Sam
uel Hill. president Washington State
Good Roads association, and Samuel
Lancaster. highway expert. Seattle.
August IL. morning United States
Senator Francis G. Newlands. Ne
vada; Howard Eliot. president North
ern Pacific Railway company: Libe..
ty HYDE Bailey. director New York
state college of agriculture; d. C.
Menny, consulting engineer United
States reclamation service; Frederick
II. Griswold, Chicago; Congressman
Miles Poindexter, Washington. AT.
ternoon-R Richard A. Ballinger, sec
retary of the interior; + X. Goud.
ing. former governor of Idaho; Clar-
ence Johnson, state engineer of Wy
oming: Samuel II. lea. state engi
neer of South Dakota; John II Lew
is, state engineer of Oregon; Ralph
S. Hosmer, chairman Territorial Con-
servation Commission Of Hawaii; A.
q. Campbell. United States depart.
ment of Justice.
August ~. morning -Alva Adams.
former governor of Color ado; A. g.
True. director Office of experiment
stations; Professor Samuel Fortier,
chief of irrig ition investigat ions
Professor o. l.. Waller. irrigation
expert. Washington State College !;
Mrs Emmons. Oak Bluff, Mass,
state vice president Woman's nation
al Rivers and Habors Congress. AZ
ternoon- United States Senator
ThJmas Carter. Montana; X. ii.
Thompson. city engineer of Seattle;
J. S. Dennis, director of irrigation
Canadian Pacific system; John l..
Wilson. Seattle. Evening-C. J.
Blanchard. statistician United States
reclamation service; Rufus p. Jen-
hrgs, chairman California Promotion
Committee.
August 10. morninP-United States
Senator Hepburn, Idaho; W. X. Ksv-
anaugh president Lakes to Gulf
Deep Waterway association Professor
W. d. Lyman. walla walla, Wash. ;
T. r Waring. Charleston. S. C Af-
ternoon--Governor Hay, Washington.
Governor Br dy, Idaho; Governor Nor
ris. Montana, Governor Gilchrist.
Florida; Governor rear, Hawaii ;
Governor Shallenherger. Nebraska ;
Governor Curry, New Mexico; Gov
ernor Spry, Utah, and other Cover.
nors in western and southern states
August IL, morning. G orge Otis
Smith, director United States Geo.
logical survei; f.. II. Libby, presi.
dent Washington State Conservation
association; E. j. Watson, Columbia.
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