Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-10-04

activities of the chamber of com.
merce as well as problems of mar
keting.
Features of the gathering will in
clude trip to the experiment sta
ton near Vale for the purpose o.
viewing a new method Of sluicinl
drainage bitches. Irrigation dis
tricts in Malheur county will also be
inspected. The gathering will close
with the annual banquet.
A programme for the visiting
women consisting of receptions, the
alter parties and similar affairs has
been arranged.
The programme in full follows:
Wednesday, October 8.
9 A. M.-Registration Of delegates.
Payment of dues. Address of We'll
come, Hon. C. M. Crandall, Vale.
Response, Fred N. Wallace, past pres
| ident. Annual report, President
James NJ Kyle Stanfield, Or. APP
pointment of committees. Address,
L. R. Breithaupt, county agricultural
agent, Malheur county, Alfalfa Wee
vii" Address, ]. w. Brewer, exe>
cutive secretary Oregon State Cham
Der Of Commerce, Portland Ore,
What the State Chamber is Doing
to Colonize Irrigation Districts" Adj
dress r. E. Shepherd, Jerome, Idaho,
Business End if Irrigation" Dis
cussion.
committee. Address, Frank Brown,
secretary Western States Reclama-
ton Association, Boise, Idaho Adj
dress A. s. Dudley, manager Oregon
State Chamber of Commerce, Port
land, Ore, Marketing" Address,
A. A. Smith vice-president North
west Electric Light & Power asso-
citation, Baker, Or, Relationship of
Power to Irrigation" Music Ad-
dress, Whitney L. Boise, Portland
Chamber of Commerce Portland
Towards Irrigation" Ad-
dress Charles S. Albert, Great North,
ern Railway, Spokane, Wash. Music.
Address, Claude Bristol, "The Amer
lean Legion's Interest in Reclama-
ton" Discussion.
Wednesday afternoon there will be
4 reception at the Guild hall for all
women attending who do not care to
remain at the business session. This
will be given by the women of Vale.
Evening session, Rex theatre, A
'treet.-Educational lecture and
notion pictures by Columbia Basin
league lecture by Mr..
Adams, educational director. Edu-
,ational films and lectures by federal
reclamation service. Address on the
Umatiha Rapids project. Address,
The Attitude of the Union Pacific
system towards Reclamation"
Thursday, October 4.
Delegates will be ready to take
autos at 8 o'clock sharp to view the
demonstrations of drainage methods
and new method of sluicing drainage
iitches at the Oregon Agricultural
college experiment station near Vale. /
Demonstration and lectures by Pro- ,
lessor w. w. Johnston of Oregon
Agricultural college; Percy Purvis 8
md o. E. Carman of Vale, assisted by ,
sam H. Brown, president Oregon T
Drainage association. !
Immediately after demonstration
he caravan will leave for an inspec- =
ION of irrigation districts in Malheur ,
county Oregon, and Canyon, Payette y
nd Washington counties, Idaho. y
Luncheon at Ontario at 10 O'Clock.
Evening session at Malheur county h
ourt house.-Address Honorable C. T.
:. Moore, governor of Idaho; adj r
lress, Honorable Joseph N. Dixon, /.
GOVERNOR of Montana; address, Hon 4
rable Walter M. Pierce governor of
oregon.
FRIDAY, October 8. n
A, M.-Joint address, Honorable q
addison T. Smith, congressman of =
daho, and Honorable Charles L. Nc !,
larry, United States senator of Ore b
on; 'The Smith-McNary Bill" Ad,
ress, Honorable N. ]. Sinnott, cong =
essman of Oregon, Eastern Ore. :,
on's Needs" Address, c. D. Rohrer. u
ice-president Oregon State Bankers
ssociation and member agricultural
ommittee for the twelfth reserve
istrict Of the American Bankers as
'ciation, Eugene, Oregon; 1.-THE
anker and the Irrigator." Address. -
t. Jardine, director extension ~
rvice, Oregon Agricultural COL
ge. Corvallis, Oregon; work of "
Q Extension Service" '"
1870 P. M.-Address w. B. D.
bison, manager Portland Chamber ".
Commerce, Portland, Oregon: WI
'regon Developments" Address ,n'
'norable R. N. Stanfield, United -
ates senator, Oregon; Needs of the a'