Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-11
TO BRING BUYER AND
PRODUCER TOGETHER
Have Many Problems of Concern to
Consider Such rs Proposed Re-
duction In Tariff, Financing, Mar
keting, Cattle Stealing, Freight
Rates, Etc.

. Growers Association will be held i
Pocatello on the 18th and 10Th c
October, The Association was OF
: ganized in that city nine years ag
. this fall and this will be the secon
, gathering in Pocatello Of the officer
and members OF this association
which represents one Of the larges
industries in the state.
J The Association Is composed OF
president, LIST vid'7president, 2n'
! vice president, secretary-treasurer
an advisory committee of nine, the
state being divided into AiHe dis
tricts, and county chairman ir
thirty-threes counties Of the state
George F. Nesbitt, OF Payette, is
president, T.. H. sMcDermott. OF
Meridian. LIST vice president, .. e.
Edserton, of, Pocatello, End ,vice
president and Les. Dillingham;, OF
Mackay, secretary-tFeasurer.
1t Is pfanned to- have premiHelt
producers Of tho state and west to
take part in the program, also com
mission men, representatives of the
packers, forest officials, railroad
and others. Subjects
for discussion will be the threatened
reduction of the tariff on Canadian
cattle, hides and meats, the wids diff
ference paid the producer for steers
and cows, more orderly marketing.
the difference in the price of meat to
the producer and the price the con-
sumner pays, better financing, freight
rates, forest reserve range policies
as provided in the new use book now
being compiled, cattle stealing, legis-
ative matters, and kindred subjects.
The officers set the dates with the
purpose of getting the cattle men to-
yether Immediately after the fall
-ound-up, with view of having
arge number of buyers present be-
lore the bulk of the years turmoil
goes to market. In setting the dates
The officers had in view, also, the
of the cattle-men making
the trip to the convention city in
heir cars. and the county chairmen
II the association arc now promot-
ng automobile parties to make the
rip, The idea of getting the pro-
ulcers and the buyers together has
Eorked out we'll in other states and
is predicted that the results in
IDAHO this fall will be greatly to
ne advantage of the growers and
ecome fixed policy. il
The county chairmen, together {
18th the district advisors. are as fol- |
,ws:
istrict No. IL. G. Weant, Cascade q
Chief Advisor i
Adams L.. A. Thompson, Indian il
alley; Washington, Guy Galloway, d
eiser; Gem, P. H. Chandler, Ola; il
lyette, M. D. Nesbitt, Payette; ii
aho, Plat Brothers, Genesee; o.
'lley. R. B. Haiferty, Donnelly. al
strict No. 2-Lee H. Barber, Boise, S,
Chief Advisor us
Ada, Herbert Lemp, Bose; Clay m
llliamson, Boise. Idaho Road: Ell m
,, Sam Blackwell, Glenns Ferry; er
nyon, Henry Beck, Caldwell.
'trict No. ED stauffer, Jordan av
Valley, Ore, Chief Advisor pl
Owyhee, Chester Tindall Tindall; tr
ant Riddle, Riddle. ia
strict No. 4-Earnest Brass Ketcb- tn
UNI. Chief Advisor tr
Blaine, Martin Albrothson. Plea a
(; Camas, Card Nc Carter, Cor
u; Lincoln, George Brown sho- tc
one; Minidoka-Power, L. L. al
ans. American Falls. al
strict No. @Arcbie Bowman, az
Twin Falls, Chief Advisor ii
Cassia, VIM. A. Poulton, Buriey; m
odfng, James Hit, Malta; Twin W
lis, N. ]. Cheline, Bull tn
trict No. On. s. Vaught, Mac m
kay, Chief Advisor ST
suite, Gee. Walker, Arco; Custer is
West, Dickey; Lemhi. (Pahsim- to
i Distrfct) Roscoe Hamilton, May. ed
trict No. John Hays, Dubois, W,
Chief Advisor m
-emhi, Pete Mckinney, Salmon; til
rk, Sam Clark, Dubois. du
'tr1ct No. 6-John T. Fisher, st. M
Anthony, Chief Advisor tn
Bonneville, N. w. Taylor, Idaho pr
lis; Bingham, Frank Bergman, co
'ckfoot; Fremont, Lyman j. pa
rner, Sugar City; Jefferson, David tn
Smith, Rigby; Madison, ]. H. m
Teton City; Teton. Sam er
uup, Tetonia. di
trict No. pete Peterson, Soda TT
Springs, Chief Advisor at
Bannock, VIM. Beckstead, Down. ar
Bear Lake, ]. w. Cook, Paris; In
inklin, James Callahan, Dayton; sh
ieda. e. J. Shovel. Stone.