The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-04-06

| COMMISSION cannot be secured whlcl
will embrace the territory outlined b,
Mr.. Cox. He stated that if this move
ment is to meet with success, it mus
have the people behind it. He esti
mated the saving on freight would b,
about three cents per hundred pounds
and if the people are sufficiently in
terested, they should get behind this
movement.
In answer to question, Mr.. Cos
stated the application to be presented
to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion would necessarily be drafted
after the advice of counsel and expert
traffic men had been secured.
Upon motion by Mr.. Cox, seconded
by Mr.. Holcomb, the chairman was
directed to appoint committee of
eight on organization and nomination,
The motion was carried and the fol
lowing committee was named:
A. f. Holcomb, Craigmont.
Curtis j. Miller, Nezperce.
r. S. Erb, Lewiston.
Guy Dissmore, Kamiah.
J. H. Miller, Charleston.
Carl Gayson, Grangeville.
c. w. Buckley, Nezperce.
H. A. VonBargen, Nezperce.
A recess of fifteen minutes was
taken, after which the committee on
organization reported as follows:
Your committee recommends the
formation of permanent organiza
tion to be known as The Wheat
Growers and Shippers Transporta-
ton League of Central Idaho and
Southeastern Washington, and we
recommend that the officers of the
be-a president, a vice
president for each county, and sec
retary-treasurer.
We recommend that the president
and vice-presidents constitute the exc
cutive committee of the League.
We recommend that the vice-presi-
dent in each county and one represen
tative from each community centre in
the county constitute the county exc
cutive committee.
We submit the following nomina-
tions:
President, A. E. Holcomb.
Vice. president for Idaho county,
Victor Peterson, Grangeville; for
Lewis county, III. A. VonBargen, Nez-
perce; for Clearwater county, Joseph
Michaels, Orofino; for Nez Perce
county, E. A. White, Lewiston; for
Asotin county, Geo. Roup, Cloverland.
Secretary-treasurer, Bert F. Savage.
We recommend that the committee
IN organization be authorized to ap-
point the county executive committees
Upon motion by Mr.. P. M. Hard
ng, of Nezperce, seconded by G.. G.
Pennell of Nezperce, the report was
adopted.
Upon motion of Mr.. d. H. Lowry
If Craigmont, reconded by Mr.. Cox,
# Lewiston, vote of thanks was
extended the Knights of Pythias for
he use of the hall and other courte-
lies extended.
Following the adjournment of the
organization meeting, the Committee
N Organization and Nominations con-
erred and selected the following com
nunity committee:
Idaho county-Fenn, Thos. F. Wren;
Mel Pearce; Grangeville,
tito Nail; Ferdinand, Edgar Fry;
Vhitebird, Seth Jones; Sites, J. B.
surney; Kooskia, F. E. Quist; Winona,
-os. Arngen; Woodland, L. d. George.
Asotin county-Clarkston j. c.
Webster and Tom Robinson; Asotin,
lam Sargent, Frank Boozer and Cleve
Ialsey; Anatone, Jas. A. Herring.
Lewis county-Nezperce; N. H. ia
obs; Craigmcnt, Owen Meade; Win
hester, Jno. Osborn; Woodside, Frank
,aer; Reubens, L. P. Teats; Kamiah,
Toy Drake; Russell, Emil Braun;
teele, d. V. Dowd; Mohler, j. w.
henderson.
Nezperce county-Tammany, John
Waha, Patrick Madden;
Webb, Fred Holbrook; Sweetwater-
acques, VIM. Bozarth; Lapwai, John
Culdesacs Theo. Mattson;
Ielrose, John THAN; Peck, R. G.
toss; Clifford, w. E. Stoddard;
IyrtIeI Jas. Storey; LenoreS w. J.
5reen; Southwick, L. j. Southwick;
.eland, Jesse Hoffman; Summit, j.
vicks; Lewiston, Blaine Hansell.
Oil Station Here.