GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE 

 WHO'S WHO IN APICULTURE 



April, 1917 



In this first appearance of " Who's Who in Apiculture," the editors wish to announce 

 that this feature is to be a permanent policy of Gleanings. It will not appear in every 

 issue, however, but will occur hereafter four times a year in the January, April, July, and 

 October issues. In looking over the table it is interesting to note that at least twenty 

 states have courses in apiculture. Three of the others probably have such courses, altho we 

 could not be sure at the moment of going to press. Twenty-four states have net-weight 

 laws, twenty-nine have foul-brood laws, and thirty-four have state associations. 



No doubt, as time goes on, this table can be improved upon. It would be interesting to 

 have a column, giving the names of those in charge of apicultural courses and no doubt addi- 

 tional columns will suggest themselves. We realize that discrepancies may have been 

 made. It is not an easy matter to compile such a table when changed are being made so 

 frequently, but having once started we shall depend upon our readers, if not on the ones 

 directly concerned, to keep us posted of any changes or corrections. Our aim and desire 

 is to have each quarterly table as up-to-date and as correct as possible, so that any one at 

 any time can turn to the last quarterly number and get correct information regarding the 

 statistics in his own sfato. Wo l^ope tliat our readers will avail themselves of the informa- 

 tion given in this way so that " Who's Who in Apiculture " may become a valuable adjunct 

 to our pages. 



State 



S^i^ 





o ti ce 

 Co .a J 



State Inspector or Deputy 

 Name Address 



Sec. or Pres. State Ass'n 

 Nanje Address 



Alabama. . 

 Arizona . . , 

 Arkansas. 

 California . 



I Yes 

 Yes 



Colorado. . . 

 Connecticut. 



Yes 



Delaware 



Florida 



Georgia 



Idaho 



Illinois I 



Indiana I 



Iowa I Yes 



Kansas Yes 



Kentucky . 



Louisiana 



Maine ! 



Maryland 1 Yes 



Massachusetts i Yes 



Michigan 



Minnesota 



Mississippi 



Missouri 



Montana 



Nebraska 



Nevada 



New Hampshire. 



New .Jersey 



New Mexico .... 



New York 



North Carolina . . 

 North Dakota. . . 



Ohio 



Oklahoma 



Oregon ........ 



Pennsylvania . . . 

 Rhode Island. . . 

 South Carolina. 

 South Dakota . . . 



Tennessee 



Texas 



Utah 



Vermont 



Virginia 



Washington. . . . 

 ' West Virginia. . 



Wisconsin 



Wyoming 



Ontario, Can. . . . 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes^ 

 Yes^ 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 

 Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



I Yes 

 I Yes 

 Yes 

 i Yes 

 I Yes 



Yes 



Yes 



Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes? 

 Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 



Yes 



J. P. Ivy, Phoenis 

 County System . . . 



Wesley Foster, Boulder. 

 H. W. Coley, Westport. 

 A. W. Yates, Hartford. 



Guy Graham, Boise 



A. L. Kildow, Putnam 



Frank Wallace, Indianapolis.. 

 Frank C. Perett, Atlantic. . . . 

 Geo. A. Dean, Manhattan (No.) 

 S. .T. Hunter, Lawrence (So.) 

 County System 



Dr. B, N. Gates, Amherst. . . 



P. Eric Millen, East Lansing. 

 C. D. Blaker, Minneapolis. . . 



M. E. Darby, Springfield. 

 County System 



E. G. Carr, New Egypt. 



County System 



Com. of Agri., Albany. . 



N. E. Shaw, Columbus. 



Yes 



Yes 

 Yes 

 Yes 



•J. G. Sanders, Harrisburg. 

 A. C. Miller, Providence. . . 



District Svstem 



F. B. Paddock, College Sta. 



•T. S. Ward, Nashville 



County System . 



.7. E. Crane, Middlebury . . . 



County ? 



N. E. France, Platteville. 



County System 



Morley Pettit. Guelph . . . 



Geo. M. Frizzell, Tempe 



J. L. Pelham, Hutchinson 



F. Fay Lewis (No.) Oak Park 



M. C. Richter, Santa Barbara 



S. Francis, Longmont 



L. Wayne Adams, Hartford 



J. J. Wilder, Cordele 

 R. D. Bradshaw, Notus 

 Jas. A. Stone, Springfield 

 Geo. W. Williams, Redkey 

 Hamlin B. Miller, Marshalltown 

 O. A. Keene, Topeka 



Prof. H. Garmen, Lexington, 



State Exp. Station 

 L. F. Rogers, Shreveport 

 O. B. Griffin, Caribou 



E. N. Carv, College Park 

 Thos. J. Hawkins, (E.) Everett 

 Philip S. Chrichton, Boston 



F. Eric Millen, East Lansing 

 L. V. France, St. Paul 



Austin D. Wolf, Parkville 

 Percy F. Kolb^ Billings 



E. G. Carr, New Egypt 

 Henry B. Barron, Hagerman 



F. Greiner, Naples 



S. S. Stabler, Salisbury 



Dr. Ernest Kohn, Grover Hill 

 F. W. VanDeMark, Stillwater 

 P. S. Parrell, New Plymouth, Ida. 

 H. C. Klinger, Liverpool 

 Gardner B. Willis, Providence 



L. A. Syverud, Canton 

 J. M. Buchanan, Fraxiklin 

 Louis SchoU, 'New Braunfels 

 .Toah Collier, Vernol 

 .T. E. Crane, Middleburg 



J. B. Ramage, No. Yakima 

 Pan Handle, B. K. A. 

 Gus Ditmer, Augusta 



Morley Pettit. Guelph 



Comb honey excepted. 



