Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1914-11-26
SEVENTH NATION
AL APPLE SHOW

closed a weeks convention at Srokan
has eclipsed all previous shows ant
has broadened in extent until it i:
now recognized as the moa. ms lruc-
tive and valuable assets connected
with the fruit. industryr CT the North
west.
1 The main feature of the Show Con
gress this year was the By-Prodrcts
Convention held on the 18th which
was attended by over 500 enthusias-
tic fruit growers and by products
manufacturers of the Northwest and
a. which time speakers, who were
successful by-product manufa tIrers,
s@pEcrted the report of the By-Pro-
ducts Committee very faithfully and
urged the forming CT by product
movement embracing the entire Mort
west.
The By-Products Committee ap-
pointed at the Sixth National Apple
Show, through their Chairman, Mr..
H. c. Sampson, made a very comrre-
hensfve report Of the yesrs work and
Presented strong reccmmezdati-
for the immediate forming a co oFera
tive By-Products Association with an
Advisory Board with full power to
launch the movement. The following
Committee We're delegated this wor ::
H. M. Sloan is an orchard owner and
president of the Bitter Root IrTiga-
tion Company.
Paul A. Weyraueh is MANAGER Of
the Blalock Fruit Co, of Walla Wall
Conrad Rose is head of the Wenat
cfee Produce Company, successful
grower and che CT the largest indiyi-
dual shippers of fruit in the No1tE-
west.
Alexander. Miller is Vi-e-Preside-t
IF the First National Bank of North
Yakima. and owner of the Miller
Block IN that City.
w. H. PSulhsmus Of Puyallup is
President and Manager of the Puyal-
fup and Sumner Frui growers Associs
tien, operating the largest and most
successful cooperative by rrGDu is
plant in the Northwest.
Truemen Butler is Vice President
and Manager of the Butler Bank
ing Company of Hood River, Ore.
d A. Snyder is banker a7d the
proprietor of successful private
eyaporator plant and cannery at Lay
ton, Oregon.
j. H. Holt is man ager of the Eu-
Ga Cooperative Cannery of Eugene
OREGON.
M. ]. Higley is manager of the
Southern Idaho Subcentral OF tne
North Pacific Fruit Distributors.
This c0n1nntee meets at Yakima,
On Dec. tkh. for its initial meeting at
which zine they will duly or anize.
The apple show this year was by
far the largest and most suceessfui
pf any ever held at Spo,cane. Beng
located in the hesI,s OF the city un-
der the new steel structure bail1 by
tbo Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ry. Co., and the o. w. R. & n. Coz
the PEOPLE were in close proximity TO
show and the result was ail unrsu
Iy large attendance The opening day
showed an attendance Of 1900.
During the Congress held in con-
neotion with the Apple Shcw Will
is the strongest feature yet launched
In the North West, being attended
by growers from the four Northwest
states and proving a very srea fle
from which the growers can derive
information of very great import 70
him in his work Many speakers weT
very earnest in their plea for a clos
er affiliation Of all marketing organi-
cations, some men demanding th2t
the numerous independent organizaN
,--- rciw marketing Their crops at
ruinous prices in competition wi
cne sinotber should become affiliat-
ed with the cooperative movement
and thus stop this needless compe II
ton. The new by-products committee
were particularly instructed along
these lines and much effcrt will e
msIde by this board OF men to con-
salisate the marketing interests.
The ladies were psrricularly favor
this year in having two very isrSe
demonstrations going on all the tire,
morning and afternoon, one under
the care of Miss Hoover tN the Ida
b. rAete University and one under
the charge OF the O-W. R. & N. Ry.
Co. The interest In these cooking de-
monstrations attracted a large mum.
ber OF ladies and is move In the
right direction, working for an To-
creased demand in the apple a. =
steady food of diet all OF which B
destined to be Of benefit to the grow
u.