Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-09-09
STATE EDITORS At
POCATELL0 0N10TH

to be ono of the most constructive
development programs yet outlined
Is fathered by the Idaho Press asso-
citation. representing large major
ity of the publishers of the state.
This program will be launched at
tho annual meeting of tho press as
sociation at Pocatello, on Saturday
september 10, 1921.
In word, 1t is to be state wide
survey of business conditions in Ida
no.
Leaders in every branch Oh prin.
cipal industry and activity in Idaho
have been invited to attend this con-
ference with tho editors to the end
that better understanding OF tha
respective situations be obtained and
closer cooperation secured as to es-
sentials.
While no uniform program will
likely be adopted, each editor left
to his own analysis and action 1t is
felt the result OF the conference will
be of widespread benefit to the state.
It will In no wise be a controver-
tia1 conference, Ii Is announced, but
wholly informative. for the editors
and the others present, so that each
may have q clearer view OF the prob
lens of tho others and to be in po.
sition to extend aid as to fundament
ais of moment to the entire public.
The conference will include indus
trial, educational, financial, COM
mercial and, as to Industrial legisla-
tion. political subjects. II will be
informal and OF tho elbow-to-elbow
variety.
1t is expected this will be the most
representative gathering of Idaho
editors in tho history of tho state.
Among those invited to meet with
the publishers are the following:
STATE AND NATIONAL-Gover.
nor Davis, Attorney General Black ;
Secretary of State Jones, State Au-
ditor Gallett. State Treasurer Banks
Ethel L. Redfield. Superintendent OF
public instruction, Senator William
E. Borah, Senator Frank r. Good
ing, Congressman Addison T. Smith
Congressman Burton L. French, viii
liam Hall, Commissioner Of Public
works, d. p. Olson, commissioner Oi
highways, David Burrell, commission
er of public welfare, DIR. A. u. BryaT
commissioner of education, ]. G. Fra
lick, commissioner OF finance, O. Fl
RSrber. commissioner OF immigra
tion.
RECLAMATION w. f. How
ard, Pocatello. president Idaho Re
clamation association. /. q. Rockwell
Bellevue, VIII II. Gibson. Mountain
Home, P. G. Meredith, Buhl, G. c
Moore, st. Anthony, J.. M. Thompson
Caldwell Barry Dihble, manage
American Falls project.
AGRICULTURE-W. w. Deal
Nampa, head OF State Grange, C. Be
Ross, Pocatello, President Stat
Farm Bureau. Miles Cannon. commits
sioner of Agriculture. w. d. Kjosnes
Boise State Club Leader.
HORTICULTURE. Lee Trua,
Idaho Horticulture association, G. I
Macy, Boise.
LIVESTOCK-Frank ]. HageI
barth, Spencer, president Nation,
Wool Growers assn. John w. Har
Menan. l.. L. Dillingham;. Maeka
Idaho Cattle q Horse Breeders assn
Hugh Sproat. Boise, Idaho Wo
growers assn.
LUMBER. 4. Humbird, San
point. C. A. Barton. Boise, Huntin
ton Taylor, Occur d'Alene.
WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES-Mrs I.
Green Mountain Home, preside
Idaho State Federation OF WomeT
Clubs, Miss Sophia Boellert. Bois
president State Federation Of Blu
ness and Professional Women, NJ
s. J. Even, Boise, president Ida
Parent-Teacher'a Assn.
LABOR. A. Parks, Boise, pr
ident Idaho State Federation OF /
Dor and others to be designated.
MTNTNG-Harry L. Day, Walla'
James r. Mccarthy. Wallee. stanl
Easton. Kellog.
BANKING. w. Robinson, Bo
Idaho State Bankers Assn. r.
Johnson. Boise. J. NJ. Maxwell, Ty
Falls, Miss l. ". Anthes, Pocatel
Carl Valentine Pocatello. John Tho
as. Gooding.
RATLRoADs-H. Il. Adams. vi
president Union Pacific. Omaha,
8. Spencer. Salt Lake, general 2
senger agent O. 8. L.. J. A. Reeg
Salt Lake, general freight agent.
s. L.. Joel L. Priest, general age
0. S. L., Charles q. Arney. North
Pacific.
PowER-w. r. Putnam. Id
Power company.
TELEPHONES. H. Read. .
yer. general manager. II. 8. 7. .
Co. Fl. n. RisIey, Idaho manai
Mountain States company, Fred
Jonea. Salt Lake. district mama
Mountain States Co.
WH0LEsALE-G c. Wright.