White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1931-11-26
HOrtiCulturists
Meet in Yakima
December l-3
UNUSUALLY GOOD PROGRAM HAS
BEEN PROVIDED FOR
ANNUAL MEETING

| ANNUAL MEETING
The twenty seventh annual meeting
| of the Washington State Horticultural
association which will be held in va
kima next week, December 1-3, will
provide an exceptionally interesting
program and promises to be one of the
best attended in years.
The following list of subjects to be
discussed and by whom presented were
prepared by Doyle B. Starcher Horti-
cultural Inspector at-large:
Tuesday, December 1,
Forenoo
1881 Survey of Little l,cul .,Rosette)
land Chlorosis of Fruit Trees in Cen
trail Washington, Dr. E. l.. Overholser,
L. l.. Claypool, r. L. Overley, Wash
ington State Experiment Station.
Sources of Spores of Apple Decay
Fungi, DR.. Glenn Huber, washington
State College.
"Tarnished Plant Bug" A. r. Rolls,
U. S. Bureau of Entomology, Yakima.
Red Spider Control" A. Spuler,
and Russell Dorman, Washington State
College.
Afternoon
Some Factors Influencing Spray In
jury on Apples" F. L. Overley
Factors Influencing Cost of Cod
ling Moth Control, A. Spuler.
Cooling Moth Spray Schedules for
1882" E. j. Newcomer, F. P. Dean, and
A. r. Rolls, u. S. Bureau of Entomol-
ogy, Yakima.
Compatibility of Acid Lead Arsen-
ate with Commercial Oil Emulsions as
Used in the Pacific Northwest" G. w.
Murray, Assistant Chemist of u S.
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Wen
atchee
"The Effect of Fish and Mineral Oil
Spray in Problems of Residue Remov-
AL" F. E. Fahey, j. Chemist, U. S. Blu
reau of Chemistry and Soils, Wenat-
Chez
Evening
National and International Aspects
OF, Fruit Growing, DR.. E. G. Auchter,
Principal Horticulturist, Bureau Of
Plant Industry, Washington, D. G.
"The Handling of Fresh Fruits in
New York City, Henry Hartman, u
S. D. A., Wenatchee GlluStrated)
Wednesday, December 2
Forenoon
"Pollination Studies of Apple Bud
Sports" DR.. E. L. Overholser and F. l..
Overley
Economic Value of Proven Bud
Sports" Arthur Karr, Yakima
"Truck Movement of Fruit and Veg
etables Relative to Distribution and
Sales in Washington" George E. Har-
ter, State Department of Agriculture,
Olympia.
Joint Water and Truck Transporter
tion," r. H. Kipp, Columbia Valley
Association, Portland, Oregon.
"Trend of Export Markets." Edwin
Smith, North Pacific Sales Co., Seattle.
Work of Pacific Coast Pear Coun-
Gil" Ben Perham, Yakima.
Trend Of Deciduous Fruit Produc-
tion," A. r. Chase, County Agent, Wen
atchee.
Afternoon
advertising Washington Boxed APP
Piles by the Washington Boxed Apple
Bureau" l.. j. Bunting, President,
Washington Boxed Apple Bureau, va
kima.
"What Determines the Type of Soil
Arrangements, Pruning and Fertiliza-
ton the Apple Orchard Should Re
ceive," Dr. E. C. Auchter.
1.-THE Other Side of the Fence"
Henry Hobson, North Central Wash
ington Growers, Wenatchee.
Evening
The annual banquet of the Washing
ton State horticultural Association.
Thursday, December
Forenoon
"A program Report of Studies on
Fruit Tree Irrigation (a) Soil Mois-
ture Studies G. A. Larson; (b) Tree
and Fruit Responses L. L. Claypool.
Perennial Weed Control, E. c.
Durdle, County Agent Kennewick.
Discussion, E. l.. Harms, County
Agent, Waterville.
Proper Fruit Maturity as Quail
ity Factor" F. E.. Bailey, u. 8. Food
Products Inspection Service, Yakima.
Afternoon
Production Problems of Prunes,"
Walter Holt, County Agent, Pendleton,
Oregon.
Studies in Peach Harvesting and
Packing" o. M. Morris, Washington
State College.
"Improving the Quality of Pears by
Thinning Curtis Aller, Yakima.
washington Sweet Cherry Pollina-
ton Studies in 1884," l.. l.. Claypool.
Initiation of several members into