Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-09-17
STATE Wide
PRESS BODY
IS ORGANIZED
Idaho Press Association
Will Be Incorporated ana
Policy Of Organization
To Be Broadened.

10 De DTOdUSllGus
An event that stands as the firse
OF its kind in the history oI haho
was chronieled at Pocatello satailsa
day when conference "a represe h-s
tatives Of every Leading industry n
the state was held with editors alia
publishers attending the ailnnal
meeting Of the Idaho Press assoei'a-
tion. IT was dinner conference
held at the Bannock hotel, with rsss-
eTs for 100,
Guy Tlonner who Is credited with
being father Of the plan, outlines
the objects and presided At the CON-
ference The representatives, 81 tAs
various industries were called 81
state their pr.blems aud similar re-
quest was made of those reps esellt
I, ing the institutional life af Idaho.
These problems, bearing upon tllA
growth and prosperity Of the "a tel
were cincisely stated, with the net
result that not only the editors blaF
the others were given 4 bettenmnaSf-
standing Of the other Fellows Prob
lens.
The conference unanimoualy de-
eidea to make such meeting ans aiis
nual affair In Idaho and To build y
up TO the largest possible prpposl
|tions, although without attempting
any formal organization.
/ The speakers included the follow
ing;
idaho. Hon g, G. Moore, lieuta
| ant governor
j, The bench. Chief Justice John g.
| Rice.
] Reclamation copsressmsn
e son Smith
: Women's acty.te ~ Minnie
: Howard repre- st
: Federation oil WON tla
q State parentyreacAe oe tivAS
T and Miss Boelerfi hess Clio "
Y Federation o. Professional and Isusi-
n ness Women,
i Agriculture. w b Kipaness, atat4
IL club leader
Horticulture: O. II
}, Live stock Hon. er Son
j. ston, Blackfoot
l. Railroads y K 6r8y 5li i
II Telephones q GFeenawait EyeA
yer,
j. Power; w p. Brown. Poeatelo
(. Banking Judge D. W, stanrod,
J. Pocatello
n Education DR.. Frazier, Idaho
le Technical institute.
h A number Of representatives. IN
l. dustries were present from over the
z state who were not called on includ-
es ing VIII H. Gibson, Mountain Home;
e. Joel L. Priest, Boise. general agent
A. Of the Q. s. l. company; O Fl. Bar
ie Der. state commissioner Of immigra~
VS. ton.
< The members Of the supreme court
IN attended in body and state officers
e. present included Attorney General
III Black and State Auditor Gallet
Joseph T. Young, Of Pocateilo, rep-
resented the wholesale intes ests d.
the state.
Congressman Smith spoke optim-
W stieally Of the prospects Of reclaim
- alton legislation al the coming ses-
ns sion of congress and urged that the
IDAHO Reclamation association be
equipped to function In persistent
ny support Of the McNary Smith bill.
10 Lieutenant Governor Moore and
Chief Justice Rice stressed the i'm
portance ofsunselfish cooperation ui
~ Idaho citizenship as the most effeo.
ay tive means for general betterinunts
and above all to arouse spirit ID
''0 confidence.
DR. Minnie Howard, outlined the
ay program of the women's organiza-
ne tions and urged the business men Ia
~ support their fight against JAZZ
ne music. She touched upon prohibi-
! tion but was reminded by the Chair
n man that prohibition was no longes
~ problem but a solution
on Mr. Johnston, speaking Of live
le- stock problems pointed out the ne.
cessity Of encouraging II to make
use Of 1s,ooO,0Oo Of grazing LAND
and to absorb surplus supplies oI
led forage. lie made ringing declars
'ell tion for the greater public unity ans
ace confidence In each other, In the stat,
I'VE and In the country and contracted
The conditions here with those In Europe
by where he recently toured.
IAN Judge Stanrod delivered An impres
AL