Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-05
swine BREEDERS
ASK LEGISLATURE
TO enact LAWS
Measures Which Will Aid
Their Industry Favored in
Resolutions Adopted at
Caldwell Meeting.
(staff Correspondence


o'clock this morning by j. NJ. Roystoi
of Payette the president of the associ
alton. After the address Of welcome .,
Mayor Griffiths of Caldwell. the re.
Spouse and the annual address was
made by II. L. Randall of Boise, vice
president of the state association. II.
spoke as follows:
I wish to say in behalf of those as
sembled here today that We do feel ver,
grateful. to the people of this beautiful
city, and especially to the mayor, whe
has so royalty extended such hearty
greetings to us this morning, who has
accorded us such courtesies in ex-
tending to us the best wishes of his
people. This city has the reputation for
hospitality to her visitors, and / assure
you, Mr.. Mayor we do most sincerely
thank you for your thought of our
comfort.
1--WE. as citizens of this city and
country. are mutually concerned to-
gether in the great future of your city
and our state, and we must stand
shoulder to shoulder in upbuilding our
great commonwealth. SO it is with 4
sense of pleasure and profit that we
come together here today In this city
fine farms, owned ana managed ny
thrifty men and women. who are seek
ing TO develop our state, and bring into
frutation Its many latent resources.
How well they have succeeded is evil
dent on every side, for without that
unity between city and country the Sc
things could not be.
Value of Education.
TT is from your schools and colleges
where many Of these men and women
have come and must come to make
these things possible. 1t is in these
schools where the boys ana girls are.
prepared for lives of usefulness. II was
Chancellor Mclean of the Nebraska
state university, who said one time that
man today without an educat ton is
like a small boy hanging onto the back
end gate of a farmers wagon Oh a very
cold morning, He MAS froze out
We need men ON our farms who are
educated in farming aud stock raising.
They are the men who must feed this
nation and they should know how.
Stock Raising Necessary.
This city is surrounded by fine fruit
orchards, where the best fruits of onri
day are raised, and as We go TO the
pastures and feed lots we there find
many specimens of the breeders skill
When we remember that this is a Young
state, and not many years ago these
splendid farms We're an arid waste and
that these changes have only been ac-
complished by determined people, VINO
have realized the possibilities or our
location and climate. This is an ideal
place for agriculture apd Iiartip3,tt33re
out with these must necessarily sol
STOCK falsins, either one Of itself would /
De failure without the other
Many of you no doubt have listened |
10 the talks and seen the many demon T
stratlohs at the recent DairNmen.s con- /
Nehtlon VIII go home feeling we'll re- T
pala' ana VIII take many new Thoughts I
Win you - be put into successful OPP T
Grafton, 80 We as swine breeders, have
come toegther IL our annual meeting (
10 STUDY some phases Of orr business
exchange views and get better ae-
audihtea,
purpose OF Association,
oiie year ago last october num-
Der Oh those Interested In the raising
81 hoss gathered II tent on the fair
siouiius. at bolaes ana organized a
: " - . 'NItA tApiis v Z itt4AG 4
hela TWO pubic meetings since, ana
am sure ihat those Who have attended
efiese meetings nave been well repaid
ioi tie'i ttile, our purpose has nj
peeh LOT pecahlafy gam or selfish mo-
yves, Out 70 study the needs Of our
~ eile pest hlethou 81 ifeding,
arms loi ana MARKETING our products,
ana leei mat We nave been able 10
pe u lilestifhaple beneff 70 each other
III iiiahs ways, ana are doing much %
arouse a. interest ~ the raising of
hoss IN idafo
pressing.
/, mas oeeh said tflat hogs could not
oe successfully raised IN this inter
mountain resloti' ana II was supposed
W MANY thae Wilen they crossed thel
f.ochs mountains, We had e leave our
mortgage Itters III the great corn
'ei.' bal some OF US leh we owed
'uch debt 10 the hos, ana had been
50 eioseis auieu with nm IN former