The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-08-09
THE NATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS

northwest; F. H. Griswold, assistant
secretary, 18th national irrigation con-
gress, THE message of the west to the
east; William L. Finley, field agent
National association of Audubon sOci-
cites. The value of wild birds to for
est and field.
Wednesday afternoon, 2:30 p. M
Addresses: Richard Ballinger, secre-
tary of the interior 1.-The attitude of
the administration toward the reclaim
alton of the west; A. C. Campbell
United States department of justice,
Water rights from the legal stand
point; Joseph H. Kibbey, ex-governor
of Arizona, Water users associations
and their work.; Dr. George c. Par
dee, ex-governor of California, 'Irri-
CATION interests of the people; Clar-
ence Johnston, state engineer of WlyO-
ming, Some fundamental principles
of the irrigation law; John r. Lewis
state engineer of Oregon, 'OregOn's
! new water law"
Wednesday evening-Illuminate pro-
gress parade.
Thursday morning, $3.50 a. mad
dresses: l.. E. Bailey, director New
York state college of agriculture, Tho
farm community: Alva Adams, ex-
governor of Colorado, Apples and al
falfa"; Dr. A. c. True, director, "Office
of experiment stations; Prof. Samuel
Fortier. chief of irrigation investiga-
| lions. u S. department of agriculture.
The proper use of water; n. w.
Campbell, dry farming expert, "Scien-
tific farming applied to irrigation; 0.
L. Waller irrigation expert U. S. de-
partment of agriculture, Irrigation in
Washington; Mrs. Emmons Croker,
general federation of women's clubs,
What women are doing for cOnserva-
ton
Thursday afternoon, 80 p. m.-Ad-
dresses: Senator Wesley L. Cones,
Washington, United States senate: ].
S. Dennis, assistant to second vice
president Canadian Pacific railway, ''Ir-
rigation and drainage in Canada; F.
r. Goodfng, ex-governor of Idaho. 1.-The
development of Idaho under the Carey
act; Hon. John L. Wilson, former
United States senator Washington r.
H. Thompson, city engineer, Seattle;
Paul Clagstone speaker Idaho house of
representatives
AIS p. m.-Jrrigation army and in
dustrial parade
Friday morning, $50 a. m.-Address-
es: w K Kavanaugh, president Lakes
and Deep Waterways association; Ber-
nard H. Baker. joint conservation COM
mittee, "Interdependence of the Pana-
ma canal and the deepened MISSISSIPPI
pr; Prof. w. D. Lyman, Whitman COL
lege, Deep waterways for the inter-
ior empire; Hon Miles Poindexter,
Washington, house of representatives.
Report of resolutions committee.
Friday afternoon Governors Adj
dresses): Governor Hay of Washing
ton, Governor Brady Of Idaho; Gov
ernor Norris of Montana, DRY farm
ing as a factor in western develop
ment"; Governor Gilchrist of Florida;
Governor Shallenberger of Nebraska;
Governor Massey of Sauth Dakota;
Governor Spry of Utah.
Addresses by governors expected
from Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico.
North Dakota and Wyoming
Saturday morning, $3.50 a. mad
dress: John Barrett, director of in
ternational bureau of American repub-
lies.
Addresses by representatives of for
eign nations
Saturday afternoon, 2:30 p. m.-Re-
port of committee on permanent organ
ization
Election of officers.
Election of next place of meeting.