The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-07
SPLENDID PROGRAM FOR
SEED GROWERS
CONVENTION
EXPERTS WILL DELIVER Lee
TURES AND MAKE DEMON
STATIONS BEFORE
CONVENTION.
Invitation is Extended to All Idaho to
Come to Greatest Meeting in His
tory of Pure Seed Convention
Profit Will Follow Attendance at
Meeting for Both Men ond Women,

erS Will meet IN Caldwell WedneS-
day: Thursday and Friday, January
l9, 20 and Fl. An urgent invitation is
extended to every farmer and every
farmers wife to attend this conven-
ton. Experts and authorities on seed
culture and agriculture generally will
be in attendance to lecture and
demonstrate. The Oregon Short Line
has granted reduced rates from all
points on the line.
Among the prominent MEN who
will be in attendance at this conven-
ton are DR.. M. A. Brannon, presl-
dent of the University of Idaho; DIR.
George R. Hill, pathologist of the
Agricultural College of Utah; Justice
William M. Morgan, of the Supreme
Court of Idaho; T. H. Hopkins of St.
Anthony; ]. A. Walters of Twin
Falls; and prominent and successful
seed growers and seed buyers and sell
lers from all points in the west.
The program for the annual conven-
ton was made public Wednesday. The
EXHIBITS for the convention will be on
display in the basement of the Meth
odist church. Excellent music under
direction of Prof. Frederic F. Beale OF
Caldwell will be furnished each day.
Wednesdays Program.
II 90 a. m.-call to order: Invo.,
Caldwell. Music by Professor Fred
Of welcome, Mayor Fred c. Boyes of
Caldwell. Response for association,
Hon. L. L. Young of Nampa, vice
ment OF committees. Music.
I an - Gail a. 1rJar M,..sc
Presidents address.
| 2.15-"How May We Combine
Field and Laboratory Work to Pro-
mote the Production of Better Seed
in Increased Profit" DIR. Melvin A.
Brannon. president U. of I.
3:15-Discussion led by Prof. r.
P. Taylor.
3:30-"The Balanced Farm" John
A. Morrison, agriculturist, Franklin
county. Preston.
4:l5-Discussion led by w. T. Nc
Call. agriculturist Canyon county.
8:00-"Get Acquainted" meeting,
Commercial club rooms.
Thursdays Program.
| 1000 a. m.-Call to order. "Pos-
sibilities of Seed Production and
Dairying,' D. R. Hubbard, Kuna.
l0;45-Discussion led by ]. S. Stin-
son, of Nampa.
:00-"Pure Seed and Pure-bred
Hogs-Why?" v. D. Hannah, Notus.
| 1l:45-Discussion led by A. L. Will
SON, Greenleaf.
1:30-Call to order. Music.
i 1:45-"An Ideal Combination" J.
A. Walters, Twin Falls.
2:O-Discussion led by ]. H. Lo-
we'll, president horticultural associa-
ton. Roswell.
/ 2:50-"Grain Standardization and
Market Requirements" William Wag.
ner, Jerome.
der. Springfield. !.
4:OO-"Nonsense," H. P. Ashby. o.
7:30-Call to order. Music. Read
. ing. H. P. Ashby.
1904 New System of Legisla
ton" Justice William M. Morgan, o
Boise.
s:45-"Frivolity,' H. P. Ashby, o
! Boise.
Fridays Program.
, 1000 a. m.-Call to order. Re
ports of committees. Election of of
. hcers.
1100-"Fatal Potato Diseases
. How to Handle Them" (demonstrN
( tion). DR.. George R. Hill, plant path
4 ologist. agricultural college, Logar
Utah.
ll:45-Discussion led by Potato
: Smith Caldwell. and Charles Oellier
Caldwell.
4 1880 p. m.-Call to order. Music.
! 1:4S-"The Farmers Side of tn
Marketing Problem" o. E. Scott, {
J.. Pocatello.
Il 2:30-Discussion led by L. F. Ye
). der. Nampa.
v 2:4s-"Grain SHUTS and The
Treatment" (demonstration). D
n George R. HILL Logan, Utah.
n 3:30L"Idaho's Opportunity: Pc:
e for Feed and Market" T. H. Hol
!. kins St. Anthony.
4:1@Discussion led by L.
is Patch. Payette.
,e 4:30-Adjournment.
:. Messrs. L. f. GreensleA w.