Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-16
THIS AFTERNOON


The afternoons session, when The con-
yention was called 20 order at o'clock.
gave promise OF interesting pro- ceilings
from the fact that the Circuit bIIl was up
for discussion under such able cham
pions as Col. John + Hobbs. eiitor Ma
tional Provisioner. New YORK and Hon.
d. W Wilson editor. Elg.n Dairy Re-
port, Elgin, III.
After the usual prelim.nar.es Mr..
Stickney OF Wyoming offered q resolu-
ton 10 the effect that a petition be sent
10 Washington for the establishment Of
an additional signal service in the
Rocky Mountains.
lie was followed by Hon. w. Bolton,
oklahoma Bill" an old-time rewspa-
per man. who INDUCED in a ungue and
characteristic address which terminated
with the story Of George Cars angora
goat and the possibilities which were
thereby opened up for the goat raising
Industry In oklahoma
DR.. Gresswell Of Denver. In The ali
sence Of G. W. Pugh. Phoenix Arizona,
then offered a resolution 90 the effect
that a committee OF three De APPOINTED
10 wait on the secretary of agriculture
Harris OF Iowa. gained recognition from
the chair and expressed an opinion that
the executive committee would BE In a
position 10 handle the matter 10 a more
beneficial manner, as he had hld ex-
pericnce OF special committees az wash,
ington After further debate IN the
resolution. the matter went over and
Col. Hobbs was introduced.
COL. JOHN F. HOBBS
Col John 2. Hobbs. Of New York.
spoke Of "Ole0marg8rlua rs Dairy
Butter" He said "a part.
III the assault OF butter upon oleo-
margarine Is successfully carried into
national legislation % VIII further crlp'
pie our lame constitution ana wing VA,
TO existence the FIRST born OF Q itmily
OF perniclous statutes which Wi. IRAN
Gle competition and hinder uale In
more lines than one.
The silk manufacturer WI.' nave the
precedent and license % jump won ne
cotton farmer by asking 'dli rcer-
ICED cotton shall not feel l.ka DOR look
like silk even though the spiel1ence
and wearing value of the cotton iabfic
so treated Is heightened Ihe hlling
Of the mercerized cotton Industry would |
also give the caustic soda .n14'.iy a |
knock out blow. The manu,5'iufer Of !
woolens being also 3tsct.. may join !
the silk man IN his action. I'M ih' con-
test the manufacture ~ com" iclal |
Spun" SILK "a compound fabric o. sllk |
and wool-might also be DrN0h.A The !
lard man may ask Tor th' ann'A" ',lon
OF lardine, cottolcuo comp lN' lara |
or any other substance, when (. me /
form and appearance of lava, an- nlrh /
may be sold by interruptions p.lp,e az
lard The cane sugar man wy naVs |
the right TO ask Tor the rNe1ul OF /
glucose. which though sweet l'uers
from sugar more than 0IalmlF tlnb
does from butter. The olive OIL % thu'
facturer and importer will have va
legal right and precedent 90 ash i'r inc
squenchlng OF cotton 0R. which Is
chemical equivalent 90 and com ,ler'
clal substitute for the OH ot il. 1--WE
Every other edible on man WiH nave
the privilege 10 get every other Iulil'
tide by the ear and nguuu,eR new
Il or Industries may kIl. industries
at nbitum and al inhnltlm
The Imagination may look eu' ana
complete the mortuary iisl u UttIei
succeeds in It's efforts az such siaf'lns
and selfish class legislation. as u 40"
seeks against margarine. lid.
rs butter entitled 20 a monol'F yt
the smear market and Is . ushll " "a,
vantaEeous 20 force trust OF lns Enll
upon the people and 20 force Us piy.uet
into the stomaehs Of the people . ~