The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1919-05-29
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
NORTH IDAHO COUNTIES
MEETING IN WHICH THIS COUN-
TY SHOULD HAVE REP
RESERVATION.

The semi-annual meeting of tho
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce at
Moscow on June and promises to
be one of unusual interest and should
attract a large representation from
every county in north Idaho. The
necessity for cooperation among the
counties of the panhandle in many
matters in which there is common
interest has long been apparent and
it is to bring about united effort that
commercial interests of the northern
counties have joined The develop
ment of the natural resources of the
north, the construction of good high
ways and the extension of railroads
are matters in which the people of
every county are deeply concerned,
and by combining their efforts results
can be accomplished which would be
impossible acting Independently. The
people of Moscow, through the Mos
COW chamber of commerce. are max
ing extensive preparation to enter
tain the visitors, features of which
will be an inspection of the state uni
versity, a banquet in the evening of
June 6, and an automobile trip to
Lewiston over a route famed for its
scenic beauty. Three numbers on the
formal program will be of special in
terest to delegates from this county.
These are an address by w. ]. Hall,
commissioner of public works, ad-
dress by Jerome j. Day, president Of
address by Francis A. Thomson, dean
of the Idaho school of mines. Follow
ing is the program:
Wednesday, June Also p. m.
Welcome-J. S. Heckathorn, presi-
dent Moscow chamber of commerce.
Responsible. J. B. Morris, presi-
dent north Idaho chamber of COM
merce. a.
Appointment of committees.
State and Federal Highways in
North Idaho--IWIm. ]. Hail. commits
sioner of public works.
Cooperation of Highway Districts
Eugene Cox, lewiston Idaho.
The Mining Industry of North Ida
ho-Jerome J. Day, president Idaho
Mining association.
The State Bureau of Mines and Ge-
ology-Dean F, A. Thomson, Univer.
sity OF Idaho
Inspection of University of Idaho.
7:30 p. m.
Agriculture as a State Assemblies
Cannon, commissioner of agriculture.
Agricultural observation-disclosures F.
Weeks, president of Occur d'Alene
chamber of commerce.
The Federal Government and the
Agricultural ndustry-Dean E. j.
Iddings, University of Idaho.
The Livestock 1ndustry-G. M. Will
Livestock association.
Thursday, June $500 a. m.
The Lumber Industry of North Ida
hot. J, Humbird, president Clear
water l llhDeT company,
The Marketing and Utilization of
Cut over Lands--A, w. Laird, pot
latch, Idaho.
The Federal Government and the
laundering Industry-Dean F. G.
Miller University of Idaho
Extraordinary Conditions in Public
Service Utilities as Created by the
War--A L. Freehafer of public utili-
ties commission
1880 p. m.
Labor and its Distribution in Idaho
i. II. Hashbrook acting federal d.
rector U. S. employment service.
The Newspaper and the Publishing
Industry-Hon. George r. Barker,
Standpoint, Idaho.
Banking and Its Relation to other
dustries-George Waterman, KAN
iah, Idaho.
Education and Social Unrest
President e. II. Lindley, University
of Idaho.
Reports of committees
Election of officers.
$50 p. m.
Banquet by Moscow chamber of
commerce.
Friday, June $3.50 a. m.
Automobile trip to Lewiston via the
s'cnic Lewiston highway.