Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-09-14
ROAD MEETING
TO OPEN TODAY
IN CREATFALLS
BaaIim of Lethbridge Will Pre-
side at Sessions at
Rainbow.

The first annual convention of the
Alberta-Montana Highway ASSOCIATION
will convene at Hotel Rainbow this
morning, Registration will be at ~
and the convention will open at 10.
President A. G. Baalim of Lethbridge
will preside. L. e. Jones of Great
Falls is the secretary. At the morning
session, Mayor r. M. Armour will
speak for the city and there will be
the usual preliminary work of organ
ization.
At II the Civilian club, supplemented
by the Automobile Dealers ASSOCIATION,
the Rotary club and the Advertising
club, will join in a luncheon, at which
delegates to the convention Will pc
guests. Members of the Commerclal
club and the Kiwanis clubs are also IN
vited to this luncheon. President H.. Nj.
Larson of the Civitan club will preside.
This function was to be done Jointly
by DIR. Larson and President L.: l.. Cal
laway of the Commercial club but Cal
lavay was called out of town and is
not expected to be present. ARCHIE
Fritz will be at the piano and his or
chestra will play popular airs during
the luncheon. When the eating is over,
there will be the singing or the star
Snangled Banner and God Save the
King 1t is probable that the ar
rangements leading up to this conyen-
ton will be outlined by O.. 5. Warden,
chairman of the good roads committee
of the Commercial club. Scott Leavltt
will speak on the state road question
There will be two or three other speak
ers from Lethbridge or elsewhere.
The afternoon session Will open IN
the Palm room at 2:30, when routine
Iii - troncaotan nrQ9n1ZA-
ton perfected and plans arranged for
future effort.
In addition to the members of the
good roads committee, the following
delegates nave been named by the Com
mercial club to represent Great FANS:
Morris Handler. A. II. Jester, }. II.
Wellens. James Jordan, w. r. Wilcox
son, e. T. Harlow, Fred G. Andretta,
Toe Barker. II. l.. Johnson, DR.. r. X.
johnson. r. NJ. Armour. Sam Stephen
son. Fred E. Figman Gilbert 7: Boyd,
I. II. Kommers, Ben c. Johnston,
George B. Calvert, r. G. Day, F. }.
Gies, c. A. Mckinney, w. W. Wight,
J. r. Hult. George Prentice, A. +.
Heaney, William Moerl and K. f. keis-
ter.
A general invitation is extended to
all business men to attend.
me IOLDIleECldl CluD CctLhdtCo thoN
there will be about 40 outside dele
gates. -.
At a meeting Wednesday night of
delegates arriving from other towns
and the good roads committee of the
Commercial club. additional arrange
ments were made for today's pro-
gram. William Fairfield Of Lethbridge
will represent the visitors in respond
ing to the address of welcome OF
Mayor Armour. "a North and South
Road" will be the subject of a talk to
be given by W. G. Ferguson, secretary
of the Helena chamber Of commerce
at the morning session. The proposed
constitution and bylaws will also be
offered at this session and placed to a
vote Of the delegates.
At the noon luncheon. Mr.. Warden's
subject will be The Birth of the As
| ISOLATION" Harry Mech of Leth.
bridge will speak on The Value of
Good Roads," Chester Bloom on
Hands Across the Border and Scott
Roads"