Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-02
ENTERTAINER
PLANS UNDER WAY
poyal Entertainment to be Provided
for Visitors on November D and
iO-Chambcr of Commerce
to Provide Banquet

The chamber of commerce commit
Tee which has in charge the arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
farmers and bankers who will be IN
rnilnan on November 8 and 10 as
delesates to the second annual
banker-farmer convention is leaving
nothing undone that might add to
the success of the excursion from
the standpoint of entertainment and
accommodations. Prof. G.. A. Isaacs.
IN charge of the program, at the same
time is outlining a program that
can not fail to attract wide attention
and bring many soil tillers and cash
dispensers to Pullman.
The chamber OF commerce ban
Quet will be held in Ferry Hall FRI
day evening Tickets will be sold to
members of the chamber of com
merce and other local men who de-
sire to attend at 81 per plate, while
free plates will be provided for each
of the visiting guests. The banquet
will! not include ladies. but special
provision will be made for their en-
tertainm ent.
number of tOasts will constitute
the program at the banquet, follow
ing which musical program will be
given by the college music faculty.
Those who desire to dance will be
given an opportunity after the mus
ical program.
Pullman citizens are asked by the
committee to provide enough auto
mobiles to take the visitors from the
railway stations to the place of reg
lstration. The Y. NJ. c. A of the
college will assist in securing rooms
for the visitors.
By County Agricultural AGENT ].
N Price of Yakima county, Secretary
7. A. lsaacs, committeeman in charge
Of local arrangements for the con-
Vention, is assured that the Yakima
delegation of bankers and farmers
attending the convention will aggre-
gate at least a carload. From advice
now in hand, it appears that the
inn Hp1noo ugiIl ho cd
with a special car with sleeper ac-
commodations. the car being set out
at Pullman for the convenience of
the Yakima people during the days
of the convention.
Secretary Isaacs states that Whit
man county bankers and many lead
!. Ing farmers have volunteered to
snare with the college the RESPONSE
Olllty of receiving visiting delega-
lions from all parts of the state and
IN making their visit pleasant
1T .is very gratifying that the
whitman county people should come
forward in this way" states Secre-
ary lsaacs, I'VE feel that Whitman
county should share the responsible
ilies of host with the college, and
mere is nothing that will add more
10 the success and enjoyment of the
OCCASION than big, enthusiastic
turnout OF the Whitman county
farmers and bankers"
From county agricultural agents
III western Washington, Mr.. 1saacs
aas received word of a proposed
western Washington, delegation of a
carload or more comprising bankers
IRON Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham,
everett and other western Washing
soh centers. County agricultural
agents Floyd RAIDER of King. H. B.
Oarroll of Whatcom, L. S. Reyes. of
ooWlitz, C. F. Monroe of Grays Har-
DOT o. 7. McWhorter of jefferson,
y b. Sprague of Kitsap, G.. A. Mel
soh or Pacific, c. A. Cole of Pierce,
y =. Farr of Snohomish. c. H. Berg
@uom OF Thurston, A. T. Flagg of
Salhlamet. A. B. Nystrom of Che
"al's X. Larsen of Mason. and other
.ouhty agents in the western and
~htral parts of the state are assist
e IN promoting the attendance
"om their respective sections.