Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1917-11-09
RANKERS-FARMERS
TO Be BUSY PEOPLE
program of Activities Will Keen
Visitors Interested Every Minute
Governor Lister to Speak

Something of interest will be go
inc on every minute while the several
hundred bankers and farmers who
ottend the second annual banker
farmer convention are in Pullman,
according to the official program
which was yesterday completed by
Secretary c. A. Isaacs of the col
ege. The big majority of the visit
ors are expected to arrive at noon to-
day and at 1880 they will be given
an opportunity to inspect the college
farm and buildings. A display of
4 the college beef and dairy cattle will
be given on Rogers field at 200
p. M, and half an hour later the
football game between the freshman
teams from Washington State Col
lege and Idaho University will start,
with the bankers and farmers as
honored guests
The first program will be given in
the college auditorium Friday after
noon at 4:30. ]. A. Swalwell, presi-
dent of the Washington Bankers as
ISOLATION, will preside. Addresses
will be given by Governor Ernest
Lister, c. E. Arney, industrial agent
for the Northern Pacific Railway Co,
and Thomas H. Brewer. president of
the Fidelity National bank of Spo-
kane
At $50 p. M Friday the dinner
given by the Pullman chamber of
commerce will be served in Ferry
hall, with F. O. Brewnson, president
Of the chamber of commerce. presid-
ing. After-dinner talks will be given
by Judge Thomas Neill of Pullman
and G. w Peddycord, president of
the Bank of Colville. The dinner
will be followed by a musical pro-
gram in the auditorium, which will
include an organ selection by Alfred
H. Meyer vocal mum bers by Mrs.
Kuria Strong and Mrs. Ina Wright
Herbst, piano selections by Miss
Alice P. Weldon and violin numbers
by Gottfried Herbst.
George W. Peddycord, president
of the Bank of Colville, and chair
man of the agricultural committee of
the Washington Bankers association,
Will preside at the Saturday morning
session, which will be held in the
college auditorium, commencing at
300 o'clock. The program will in
Guide addresses by B. II. Hubbard,
professor of agricultural economics
OF the University of Wisconsin; o. s.
Gossard, secretary-treasurer of the
Washington Hay Growers associa-
uon; Asher Hobson, director of the
state office of farm markets, and
others.
The convention will close with the
noon luncheon to be served in Ferry
Hall, with DR.. E. o. Holland, presi-
uent of the State College, presiding,
The full program is as follows:
Friday, November o
1880 p. m, college auditorium:
j. A. Swalwell, president of the
washington Bankers association,
presiding.
Speakers
GOVERNOR Ernest Lister.
v t. Arney, industrial agent of the
Northern Pacific Railway, THE
responsibility of Citizenship"
iaomas H. Brewer, president Fidel-
Hy bank, Spokane. Liberty
Loans
o'So p. M, dinner, Ferry hall: F..
" Brownson, president Pullman
Vnamber of commerce, presiding.
Speakers
Suuge Thomas Neill, Pullman, Wash.
W. Peddycord, president Bank of
colyille, Colville, Wash.
Musical Program
0'So p m, college auditorium:
organ, March Pontificale"
49,. ..... ...... Lemmens
Mr.. Alfred H. Meyer
Songs
f. AZ
sla) Spring Flowers" Reinecke
lb) "Eegie" Massenet
=, Mrs. Kuria Strong
riano. Spring" Mason
Miss Alice r. Walden
oeilatlVe and Aria, "a fors
iue' from La Traviata". Verdi
Mrs. Ina Wright Herbst
a) Clair de Lune" Moon
hghD -. -. .Karg- Ebert
sb) "Canzone" .Guilmant
~ Mr.. Meyer -
Violin, "Cvardus" -. Hubay