The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-03
GAINESVILLE TO
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Citrus Seminar, Livestock Roundup and
State 5eekeepeF's Meeting 70
Hold Sessions.

GAINESVILLE, Oct 2.-Record break
ing attendances are expected and prep
arations are being made for such al the
citrus seminar, the livestock roundup and
the state beekeepers meeting. all OF
which take place on the campus of the
| University Of Florida here this week
from Tuesday through Friday Hotels
are preparing for capacity crowds pri-
vate homes have generously thrown open
their doors for the convenience of the
out-of-city guests who come here for
these meetings Accommodations have
been secured for hundreds more than
have ever before attended these annual
gatherings.
Spreading in its appeal to the farmers
and in fact to all people of the state. is
the state beekeepers' association which
Is to hold its second annual session on
the university campus Thursday and FRI
day OF this week. October and Z The
organizers. OF this association realize that
the citrus industry of Florida was i'm
significant until the growers OF the state
organized and made the business what it
is today. They believe the bee industry
can be likewise made through organiza-
tion. The association is bringing E. r.
Root, one Of the foremost bee authori-
ties in the country, representatives of
the American Honey Producers league.
and number OF other bee experts to
this convention. Three hundred and fifty
people are@expected to attend this one
meeting.
The seminar and roundup are meetings
arranged for by the College of Agricul-
ture and are for the farmers and grow
ers Of this state. Here's where you get
a whole lot for nothing, more than your
moneys worth. Don't let the opportunity
pass. Grab IT.
He who misses these meetings this
year viii miss no small thing. The Invest
agricultural. citrus and apiary subjects
will be discussed by the Invest authori- |
ties in the entire country.
Following is the program FOR the
Twelfth Annual Citrus Seminar:
Tuesday, October .
Gymnasium Auditorium-Dr. WiImon
Newell, chairman.
s:15 a. n--Invocation. Or. John G.
Anderson. Opening addresses by c. K.
McQuarrie. state agent; DR.. A. A. Muir
phree president, and DR.. Wilmon Newell /
director.
1000 a. m.-The Relation OF MeIanose
to Fruit Rotting in Transit-Dr. o. F.
Burger.
1880 a. m.-spraying for DIelanose-
E. f. DeBusk
100 a. m.-various Causes OF Fruit
Dropping--H. e. Stevens.
1880 a. Involvement OF Undefollated /
Citrus Stock-F NJ O'Byrne.
Tuesday Afternoon.
DIR. j. II. Montgomery, chairman.
1900 p. n.-Experimenta Fertilizer IN
vestigations-Dr. r. w. Ruprecht.
2.30 p. m.-Inspection Of Fruits and |
Vegetables in the Markets-Wells A.
Sherman, bureau of markets, II. S. D. A.
800 p. ln.--Causes Of Fluctuating Mar
kets-Dr. L. NJ. Bristol. professor of
Economics. University of Florida.
3.25 p. m.--Some Fundamentals of
Grove Pest Control-W. w. Yothers, Blu
reau OF Entomology. u. s. D. A.
400 p. n1.-Demonstration OF Making
Bordeaux Mixture and Bordeaux-oil Mix
ture-F M. O.Byrne and Or. o. F. Bur-
ger
y D. m.--Marketing Southern Fruits
Chas j. Brand vice-president and gem
eraI manager, American Fruit Growers.
inc.
Discussion and stereoptieon Views.
Wednesday Morning
Or. o. r. Burger. chairman.
500 a. m.-Control Of Thrips-J. r.
watson.
ESQ a. m.--MeaIy Bugs-Jeff chaffin
$40 a. m.--Citrus Work in Florida by
the Bureau OF Plant Industry-Dr. w. A.
Taylor. chief
1906 q. m.--Importance Of Quality Fruit
and First-CIass Pack-M. r. Daetwyler.
1888 q. m.--New Strains of Entomo-
genous Fungi-Dr. E. w. Berger.
HOO a. m.-New and Important En-
Fungi by DR.. A. T. Speare,
Bureau Of Entomology-Pap presented
BY w w. Yothers.
l1:20 a. m.-Grapefruit Curing and Stor-
age Investigations-Dr L. A. Hopkins,
Bureau OF Plant Industry
U. s. d. A.
1I:40 a. m.-Quarantine Inspection
Work-Dr. j. H. Montgomery.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Prof. w. L. Floyd chairman.
200 p. m.-The Mexican Bean Beetle
4 Menace to F1orida--Neal F. Howard
Bureau or Entomology. u. 8. d. A.
2:30 p. m.-The Just Valuation of Cit
rus Properties for the Purpose of Tax
ation--AIarion l.. Dawson.
ESQ D. m.--Plans for the Lake Alfred
Citrus Branch Experiment Station-Dr.
Newell.
s:i5 p. m.-Unfinished program.
4:30 p. m.--Adjournment.