The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-06-11

ISOLATION at = ogan on June 1914.
Enough delegates have been named
from the Gate .ty to insure a strong
representation. william Wallin, who
is secretary OF ne association, will of
course attend n his official capacity,
as will also = eodore Turner, presl.
dent of the no State Automobile
association and the Bannock County
Auto club
Governor Ia ley has named X. j.
Hayes, N. NJ idredge and Jesse Il.
S. Bulge as the Pocatello delegates
to represent the state OF Idaho.
Theodore Turner, as president
the state auto association, has named
Frederick Hamilton as the Gate City's
representative Of that organization.
Chairman J. g. Bistline of the board
of county commissioners has named
N. G. Franklin, w. A. Huff, W. A.
Samms, John Rood and n. p. Nelson
to represent the second commission.
ers district
Mayor j. NJ, 3stline has named W
p. Havenor, j. w. Slaughter, Robert
Criswell, Thee ore Turner and Oscar
Sonnenkalb s representing the mum.
cipality.
DR.. o. h. Staely, president of the
Rannock County Good Roads associa.
ton has named W. A. Staley, j. d.
Browning, 7. 9. Reynolds, Joe Grit.
fifth and Carly lie North TO represent
that organization.
The convention committee at Logan
has sent out the following circular
concerning the big meeting:
ION the ~, 3 and IA Of the present
month the thi,d annual Inter. Noun.
tain Good Roc 5 association will hold
their meeting 1t the city of Logan.
Utah. PrerG: lions are being made
for convent on that will surpass
anything OF It's kind ever held in the
west. The {. nmittee in charge un.
dertook to hay the government good
roads train Z ing the three days of
the conventior. This action was en-
larged upon n account of the limited
seating spac. the cars, hence later
arrangements provided that the de-
partment Ct griculture should send
their exhbitiSa direct TO Logan with
all their parauhernalia and men to set
up the exhibition and the same to re-
main intact turing the convention
The expense OF this exhibition will
cost between $1,000 and $4,000. At
no time in th' past has the govern
ment Concede to this kind of an ar.
rangement TIE government officers
among the lc' ! experts will come 10
the convention and give to the dele
gates all thcl' experience in road
building and road upkeep.
In addition 70 this there will be a
program of spe liking by men of knowl.
edge in road 1'aking.
L. w. Jan, 5, Washington. d. c.,
Inspector OF roads for the departmel
Is on the program.
Jesse TAYLOR, editor of Better
Roads" of Jamestown. Ohio, a man
who knows the road business from A
to u, will address the convention.
A. G, Batcholdor. of New York,
chairman cl he American Automo-
bile associate, will also address the
convention
Frank II, ndless. president of
the Pacific Co. st Good Roads assocla.
ton, headQ, ,ers at Tacoma, is in
yited to a7'rr5s the convention.
Governcr Wn. Spry of Utah, Gov
ernor James r. Hawley of Idaho, and
former Governor James II. Brady OF
Idaho, will he among the speakers.
Between 5000 and 5000 delegates have
been appointei from the states of Utah,
Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Colorado
and Montana and 1t is believed a
good percentage OF them will be pres.
ent, Logan is preparing to take care
Of all the visitors.
The exec re committee of the
association are aware that there will
re some county commissioners and
road supervisor s who may not have
been appointed delegates TO this con-
vention. II is our desire that all OF
such officers should be present and
take part in the convention. We
therefore trre1y invite all commits
sioners and road supervisors to at,
tend the cC-~ention and on their ar,
rival at Loga= they will be given ere
oentials arI authority to participate
!r the meetings"