Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-11-14
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW AND
FRUIT PRODUCTS CONGRESS
November II to e, Spokane, viii Sec
Grand DispIay-Industriai Phase
to Receive Special Attention.

SA4O WON VI NOAACAOA al 0ROh0AC
in connection with the sixth National
Apple Show and Fruit Products con-
gress, November II to %.
As correlary to the conferences
there will be maintained a complete
council room where growers may get
information upon all phases of the
fruit industry. There will be exhibits
from Washington State college, Oregon
Agricultural college and University Of
Idaho, accompanied by representatives
Of the government experimental sta
tions. from these institutions.
i Program.
The conferences. which will cover
EVERY phase of the orchard industry
and allied industries, will be held each
morning and afternoon Of the week,
and it is probable at least two evening
sessions will be required. The pro-
gram for each day follows:
Monday. November 1.-THE Care
Of the Orchard"
Glover Crops"-Professor o. M.
Morris Of Washington State college.
How Some Current Practices De-
feat the Real Objects Of Pruning
Professor v. r. Gardner of Oregon Ag-
ricultural college.
Crude Oil Sprays M. A.
Yothers, Washington State college.
"Blight"-Professor p. ]. O'Gara of
Medford, Oregon.
Apple Scab and Blight"-Progesso
J. H. Hall. Washington State college.
hN v,cu-
Professor w. H. Wicks. University of
Idaho.
DUTY Of Water in Its Relationship
! to the Soil"-Professor c. C. Thorn of
Washington State college.
Tuesday, November 18-"Standard-
izing the Pack
Discussion led by E. H. Shepard,
editor of Better Fruit. Hood River,
Oregon, chairman Of Standardization
committee Of international apple ship
pers. and participated in by many we'll
known growers, including A. P. Bate.
, ham, president Oregon Horticultural
{ society; H. M. Gilbert, Toppenish,
, Wash; G. E. Whistler OF Medford, Ore.
gon, editor of Fruit and Produce Dis
: tributors.
4 Wednesday, November by
q Products"
t Manufacture of Orchard By-Prod
' ucts"-Professor c. I. Lewis of the
3 Oregon Agricultural college.
i Home Canning of Fruits and Vege
t tables"-Progessor w. H. Wicks, Uni
a versity of Idaho.
! 60 -
9 getting of Fruit By-Products"-W
s. Brown of Corvallis, Ore.
General discussion of practical work
participated in by managers Of various
i by-product plants, including J. o. Holt
;, manager Eugene Fruit Growers asso
|, citation, Eugene, Ore, and George H
y Tinker, manager Benton County Grow
! ers' association, Corvallis. Ore.
2 Thursday, November 20-"Pre-Coo
4 ing, Storing and Transporting the
. Crop"
:. Preceding '-Professor B. b. Pratt
!. University of California.
1.-THE Results Of the Government
!. Experiments"-A. w. Mckay of the
. department of agriculture.
transporting LILO SAOP AsOUCAI II
Strahorn, president Portland, Eugene
: & Eastern railroad Of Portland; Car
R. Gray, president Great Northern rail
! road, and A. J. Earring, president C
}. M. & st. P. railroad.
Friday, November 21-"Marketinl
8 the Crop"
+ Lessons for the Apple Growers
n frouo he Investigations ~ ho rnori
r can Commission Among European
Farmers"-Dr. Hector Macpherson
Oregon Agricultural college and ,
member of the American commission
Our Work in Colorado"-H. G
q Fletcher, general manager Grand juno
, ton Fruit Growers association, Crane
!. Junction, Colo.
: Method Of Fruit Distribution
. M. Sloan, general manager Bitter Roo
Valley Irrigation company, Florence
4 Montana; w. H. Paulhamus. manage
. Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Growers as
ISOLATION, Puyallup. Wash.
A special evening lecture will b,
given by DR.. Macpherson on apple
Market Conditions as Seen In Chi
cago," illustrated with lantern slides.
Saturday. November 22-"Financini
, the Crop"
1.-The A B G of Rural Credit Abroad
nl-Senator Ralph Metcalf. executive
} commissioner for the state Of Wash
ington on the American Agriculture
, commission.
Financing the Apple Crop"-A dis
cussion led by Thomas H. Brewer. ;