Show LEADERS TO TALK TAIK t. t T ON DRY FARING jI w 1 I C. C Full Program for Meet in Sat Salt Lake Next Week Is Announced PAPERS ARE INTERESTING k Practical Men and Scientists s i. i Will Treat Problem mii Important Important Im- Im i A to West r With one or two exceptions tile the pro- pro 4 gram for the second annual Trans Trans- P- P Missouri n Dr Dry Farming con congress ress has lias f been n announced The list of ot speakers speaker Includes some of the most prominent f men In the in-the the state anti and nation Interested ir In elf dry farming Many aro are of or internS internS- reputation for achievements inS n ll 1 1 S tho the world of ot scientific and practical I agriculture They are arc the tue mc men n who ha have hah h helped place tho United States ft In the front rank of the tho dry land Jand farming farmr farm farm- r ing countries Tim importance of oC dry farming to tot t th tho West est and to Utah is a fact which 4 1 has Impressed itself on tho the minds of or orp almost every ver ono one who has viewed tho UIO p sf Immense tracts of country countr In the In Intermountain In in- mountain ter-mountain anti and prairie states now p f jv n over o almost exclusively to gras gras- f Ira It Is realized that the thC rapid InIn In- In n nt In f Inn nf or th the country m must sl m mean n the utilization o n of 0 this th-Is land landt t to i provide pro food and occupation for V I more people than it can crin by any possibility under the present conditions For this reason It is believed that the tho at- at at the con congress to he be held in Salt Lako Lake next wet week l- l will bo be large larce that It will Include all farmers and anti I V others in tho the territory tributary to Salt Like Lake who can Cnn by an any possibility n get hc hero rf and also the lenders leaders in a ajr- ajr P 7 occupations throughout the th thep p V dry ciry farming re region lon It Is announced L I. that special rates to the tile con congress n s are aro 4 being arranged with the railroads so gO that the tho m meeting of or next week will bo within reach of more people than it otherwise would i The The pro program ram as announced yesterday follows 22 Call to order b by Vice President J. J I. I L. L Donohue of or Colorado Invocation b by P. P Rev ne I P. P A A. A Simpkin pastor Phillips i Con Congregational ree church Address of welcome h by John C. C Cutler Cut ct- V V ler r governor o arnor of or Utah A Address of ot welcome b by John S. S Bransford mayor maor V of Salt Lake CIt City r Response c to addresses of ot welcome V V h by Bryant B. B Brooks governor Jo of nC Wy Wy- arp oming I n J g. g V Appointment of committee on reso reso- Appointment of committee o on ere cre d en t I a Is A Afternoon Report of or committee on credentials Annual address b by Vice President John L L. V Donohue of or Colorado Reports from members of or tho the ex executive executive ex- ex V committee on the progress of or V tir dry farming development during luring 1907 In the following following- states and anti territories t vies Ties Arizona Idaho Nebraska North t V Dakota Texas Teas Wyoming California V Kansas ansas Nevada Ne Oklahoma Utah Colorado Cot Col V orado Montana New Mexico South Da Dakota ta Washington r j. j Tho n Range Rge T c and Dry Dr- Dry Farming b by iY 0 tho v t- t nn Ury Fm OK b E 1 D. D Ball director Utah exper experiment ment station V T Tp lp be be- announced f V 27 23 r. r Dry Farming Past and I Future h by Professor Profesor E. E C Chilcott In charge of or a office of oC dr dry land lanet agriculture a bureau au of ot plant industry United States department de do- of oC agriculture Washington I D. D C. C Tho Fall Plowing of ot Dr Dry Land by hy Dr H. H It H. Nichols president Kansas State Agricultural colle college Manhattan Kas as The Relation of th tIle tho Railroads to the tha Dr fliT Dry Farmer b by 1 D. D Clem Denver r passenger department C. C B. B antI and Q railroad d Omaha Neb J Afternoon nc Resistant nt Grain Crops by hy Professor W V. M. M Jardine assistant cerV V office oC of grain ral n In Investigations 0 V h bureau of plant Industry United States V V department of oC agriculture Washington D. D nc C. C V Drouth Resistant Crops and Their Treatment b by Ur Dr Jr V. V T. T Cooke of or Wyo tV ITh Tho Utilisation Utilization of ot Limited Water Supplies Rl on on Dr Dry Farms by hy Professor Samuel chief of Irrl irrigation atlon inV in- in 10 V v bure bureau u of or plant industry fc United States department of or agriculture ture Washington ton D. D Cr C C. r fi V Thc The Methods of or Dr Dry Farming In Int t Utah b by Professor I. I L. L A. A Merrill editor edt edi tor tel of the Farmer and manager manar mana mana- ger of tte the tl Utah Arid Farm ParOl association r i Salt a t Like Lake City utah itah t r Evening V Beginning at 8 o'clock promptly there will wUl be given sl slena a festival in inthe t. t f V the great tabernacle In honor of or the visiting delegations for whom seats scats will v ho bo specially reserved f Friday 24 4 Dry Dr Land Tree Crops b by Professor c. c Mason office of or plant life history his his- tory hur bureau au of plant Industry United V States department of or a agriculture Washington ton D. D C. C Good toads Roads and the Farmer b by lI ot 1 If M. M I. I Battier Balner professor of oC ofaria farm aria mechanics Colorado Agricultural college Fort ort Collins COlllns Colo Cob V Summer Hummer Fallowing in Relation to toV toj V j Dry pry Farming in the tho Great Creat Basin h bYg by g Professor C. C S. S Scofield In char charge e of ot office or of agricultural i extension bureau buteau of or plant Industry department o of agriculture agri agri- culture cult Washington D. D C. C V The Control of or Moisture on tho the Dry Farm b by br Professor Alfred r l agronomist Montana experiment ida sta 1 k lion tion Dozeman Bozeman Mont V 1 Afternoon Congressional lonal Legislation Necessary V to to Dr Dry Farming Development b by J. J 1 of Cheyenne V V Dry Dr b by n. n w. w of or Lincoln Neb r orl originator of or ofhie the hie II Campbell system of or scientific soil cul cub ture Climatic and Soil Soli Moisture Conditions Condi of ot the Great Plains by Dr L I. J. J Briggs Brigga s. s In char charge e of or physical laboratory mba labo bureau of plant industry United States department of or n agriculture r Washington ton D DV C. C In the Dr Dry Farm Wheat heat Growing Crowing Great Basin by Professor ProCessor J J. C. C Ho Ho- gensen agronomist A Agricultural college col cot lege hege of or Utah Lo Lozan an Utah The Size of ot a n Dr Dry Farm b by I. I II H. Grace Orace of or Utah l Evening cuing culo The Prickly Pear Icar as a a. Dr Dry Farm Farni Crop by Professor David Griffiths office of of- fice fica of or farm mana management ement bureau of I plant Industry United states department department depart depart- ment of a agriculture Washington ton D. D C. C Related Western Precipitation as to to Dr Dry Farming b by Dr R. R J. J section director United Slates States weather lJ Salt lt Lake Lako City Utah The Gasoline Engine Ine in Dr Dry FarmIn Farm- Farm In Ing b by Howard Cox of or Oasis Utah The Conservation of the tho Natural Precipitation b by Professor J. J D. D Tinsley Tins Tins- lc Icy ley Now v Mexico experiment station Park N. N M. M I. I Saturday January 25 i. i Dairying Under Dr Dry Farm Conditions Condi Condi- by Professor Kd rd ii H. H Webster chief of ot dairy division bureau of ani- ani mal industry United States Stats department department department depart depart- I ment of or agriculture rie Washington D. D C C. C My I Experience as a Dr Dry Farmer Parmer by hy Geor George o 1 L. L Farrell of or Smith Smithfield field Cache county Utah Yet et to be announced V A Afternoon Relation of oC Dr Dry Farming to the Live Stock Indu Industry tr b by Professor ProCessor Will VIII C C. Barnes Barne inspector of or grazing forest service United States department of or agriculture Washington ton D U. C. C R. R Report port of or committee on resolutions Discussion of the administrations administration's policy re regarding public I hands a mis and forest foret for for- est et reservations h by ly the congress congre s. s Election of officers nn and l naming o an executive committee of or the third session ses nes- stan sion of or the tho Trans Missouri Dr Dry r Farming Farm Farm- armInG arm ln ing congress Evening Report of ot the executive committee on onn n next place of or and conclusion of of business of or the tho con congress Suit County Ten dele delegates ates to the Dry Farming con congress have neen appointed by the board of county commissioners to represent represent represent rep rep- resent Salt Satt Lake LaJe count county The delegates arc are Daniel Harrington Sugar ug House Freeman R. R t-loyd t Henry I L. L Dowden Gran Granger er Peter Larson Huntor Hunt Hunt- or el Heher John P. P Salt Lake lion Ren i 1 i. i r Eldredge Kl- Kl J- J dred dredge e Catchers Catcher's Station Walter alter Fitzgerald Fitz Fitz- gerald erald Draper Hyrum Norberg fa Tay- Tay II 11 T. T Spencer fice lice |