The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28
f F|N|SH PROGRAMME
FOR Conventions
Provo Commercial Club Ar
ranges for Delegates to Vari-
Gus Conferences.
FRUIT CONCLAVE FIRST
Whole Week of Discussion;
Boosters From Salt Lake
to Take Part.
FRUIT CONCL.AVE FIRST

local commercial club committee. aud
is as follows;
GENERAL PROGRAMME.
January %. o'clock a. NJ
Citizens OF Provo and Utah county.
accompanied by the band will assemble
at union passenger station and greet In
coming delegates and visitors.
Delegates and visitors meet at college
hali. brigham Young university.
10 o'clock
Annual meeting Of State Horticultural
society
Music BY the B. Y. u band
Call to order
Address OF welcome on behalf of Provo
City-C. L. Decker. mayor Of Provo.
Address OF welcome on behalf OF Provo
Commercial club-President r. r. Irvine
Jr.
Response on behalf of Horticultural
society-Vice President Hugh J. Cannon,
Salt Lake City,
Music by b. 7. L. ouartette.
Appointment OF committees, Misccl-
laneous business.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
. n. NJ
Presidents annual address-President
Joseph f. Wright. ogden. Utah.
Bass solo, Alpa Woodward
"Experiments in Thinning Fruit" DIR.
- ID; satGhelor, horticulturist. L. a. c.,
Logan, Discussion and questions.
Utah Fruit and Its Future William
NJ, Roylance, presden, American Apple
congress, Provo. Discussion and ques-
tions.
EVENING SESSION.
Orchard Heating. Moroni Mortensen
Rear River City. Discussion and ques-
Chorus by Provo city schools.
Efficiency In Spraying" Dr. r.. r.
Ban, director OF experiment station.
Publicity for Utah Fruit" Wesley r.
King. manager American Surety Co. salt
Luke CITY, Discussion and questions.
TUESDAY. JANUARY so.
'Nursery Rhymes" f. NJ Tyson. man
ager Intermountain Nursery. Brigham
city Discussion and questions
Soprano solo
ketng Fruit" william Praokwinkel,
manager Utah Ice e Storage Co. Salt
Lake city Discussion and questions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Marketing Problems" Howard C.
Fletcher. Omaha, Neb. Discussion and
Canning and BY products" J G. NJ.
Barnes. manager Kaysville Canning com
pany. kaysville. Discussion aud oucs-
tons.
Evening concert AT p. m. Free con-
cert in honor OF the visitors at the tab
crnaclo by the Provo CITY schools under
the direction OF Prof. j. r. Boghard
Everybody Invited.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 81.
10 a. M
Relationship of the Agricultural Col
,1se to horticulture" President John a.
Logan
Music. when the Frost Is on tho
Pumpkins, by Prof Claire Reid and
company.
member of State Horticultural commits
sion, Pleasant Grove. Discussion and
questions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Report Ct committee, selection Of Of
Ulcers for ensuing year. selection Of meet
Ing place OF 1915.
Meeting held jointly With state Dairy
men and state Dry Farmers associa-
ton.
Utah Fruit Exchange, It's obeIoct."
James NJ. White. manager, Ogden.
String quartcttc tc--tiudmandson, Row
lance. Wilson and Glazier.
Prof. n. E. smith, tniyerslty Of Call
fcrnia. Berkeley,
FOE STATE DAIRY
MEMS ASSOCIATION.
In the assembly room of the Provo
Commercial club. Thursday, February L.
at 10 a IN.
Presidents address. Ben H. Eldrcdge:
y. Is. Risser. representative from dairy
division. United States department Of
agriculture; Kecp!nE. Individual Records
OF tho Dairy Herd Hon. Hugh j. Cam
non. Salt Lake City. solo, Professor \.
c. Lund. TIC work OF tho STATE Dairy
Commission in Advancing tho Dairy In
teresis OF It's state" Hon. Willard Han
sen. state dairy commiss oncr, Salt Lake
CITY. address, \. Is. Risscr. representa-
tive dairy division. United States depart
mont of agriculture. Adjournment.
stock exhibit at the Provo livery. First
" est and Center streets THURSDAY at
p. H. y, *. Riser judge.
MEETING. 80 2. NJ
'Iniformi,y in Cheese Making Edgar
6. MctsrtN, Hooper. Wash.: The Cow
Testing association. Fred Froercr. Rich
,n'nd. Utah: musical selections; address.
no. Moscow, Ida; Tho Small Che esq
Fact"rv." Hon. orviIe Thompson. Scipio.
tab: Building Tn DAIRY Herd Pro-
College OF ttao. Logan. Adjournment
MEETING At 4 p. NJ
Secrel elary and ircasurcr's report L. A
Merrill; election OF officers FOR coming
ycar,
EVENING SESSION. 80 r. NJ.
why Every Utah Farmer Should T.,
, isiryman, pr. j. 4 Widtsoc. prcsi- +,
l"UA hEflthU ur3l college, The SJlp n !
I Factor iu I,ali bairyiuE.' Hon J. \ I,
anderson. Morgan. { tHh: qpartcttc: ''Op- +,
,ortun'ties. (or phiryiuG in Utah Hon. /!
Insepll Ririe. ogden. Utah; "Dairyluc and .
3oil r"r,ilty.' Professor Amos y. Mcr-
~. Brigham Young university: address /
Hon. William Spry. governor OF Utah I
STATE DRY FARMERS ASSOCIATION. /
PROVO COMMERCIAL CLUE
friday. f'cbruary =
Forenoon srssiou. $50 = m
Opentug address, President | Nc,
III; The Profitable Size OF In, Dry
arm. ~. Grace, Neph,: "The Most
Profitable Variety OF Wheat Dr. Robert
'trNert. Logan. musical selections.
Growing OF Alfalfa IN Cache COUNT
ohm q Adams Logan; Available DRY
ands iu Utah" Carl A. Williams pub
lclty bureau. salt Lake Commercial club.
The Next DTJ Farming Congress" mr.
. A. Nidtson. Logan. president Intcroa-
ioual Dry Farming congress
AFTERNOON SESSION.
80 r. m
Reasons For the Summer Failow." r,r.
: a. Wtdtsoe. Success 81 Dry Farming
Z Rusn valley a. J. Stookey. Clover
"2slr COUNTY. Success OF Dry Farming
n Cedar Valley S. L.. Chipman. Ameii-