Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-17
GOOD SPEECHES DELIVERED
Cav. John c. Cutler Welcomes
Hosts Of Sheep Men VINO
Arrive in Town.
-. nord at the Depot to Play Inc
visitors to the Convention Han
The Program.

i,,,.a trains played havoc WIN
w. events made for the first oay
h''n !, ,be National Woolgrowers
s ss.s, The program scheduled 70
s' s..,asrce at 10 o'clock this morn,us
'V'''', ~. heeun until 1880 o'clock tho
s ,,.a..r The wyoming delegation
~ a.o,nrisins nearly 800 sheepmen from n
49,. 49,. state reached Salt Lake at "
49, mis- morning. A reception COM
oI headed by Fisher Harris OF the
ro,nuercial club and Jessie NJ. smith 0,
ME city and including between 70 ana
,oo iocal wool growers was atthe oregon
ehor, lime depot waiting TO receive the
y,.,tors Helds full band struck up a
,rsalv Of national airs as the train
ro,l,a INTO the depot and Its passengers
issued from the cars n,.asi-
mr. I NJ Wilson, western Vlce-plysi-
DAM Of the association, from Dousias'
wyoming. and George $, walker, ~ s
,.;s,v We're In the wyoming party. Inc
r.csn,ior committee showed the VISITORS
rssre s,,d how TO come up town; car
risges cars and other vehicles were
nrovidsd and with Held's band an
ro,ncinr their arrival, the wyoming
wool raIsers came proudly up town ana
tn The Commercial club headquarters
rhrs they were made to feel welcome.
Tho VISITORS register in room 26S OF the
convention hall in the Armory was
thrown open and each delegate signeN
his name. Wyoming has the, iargesl
delegation and II is thoroughiy en-
thusiastic Shortly after the arrival OF
the delegates from the state 10 ths
southeast the session was called to orr
der by Dr., Wilson, as chairman
RECESS TAKEN.
lowing 10 stormy weather trains have
not arrived with delegations from Mon~
taha and Idaho, SO we Will call recess
until 1850 o'clock. Promptly at that time
we will cornmenrn our program and
carry ont each nur berr The meeting
then adjourned and the delegates We're
taken out to luncheon and about the
city by local members OF the associa~
ton Held's band and the reception
committee were at the depot TO meet
the Idaho and Montana delegations; tha
first comprising nearly 800 members and
the latter something over half that
number. =
HALL CROWDED.
The large hall In the n. G. U. armory
was crowded when the delayed program
was commenced this afternoon. Right
Rev. Franklin S. Spaulding opened the
session with a brief Invocation. Hon.
John G. Cutler, governor of Utah, then
delivered = speech OF welcome which
g4rfpd tha hall ne f,1e
FISHER Hurts OF the Commercial club
represented Salt Lake and welcomed
me visitors In behalf OF this city. May
o. Thompson could not be present at
The session and appointed Mr.. Harris
as his representative. President Love
q The Utah senate welcomed the guests
2 behalf of the Commercial club, and
Frank j, Hagenbarth of Spencer, Ida.
delivered short response to the
Speeches Of welcome In behalf OF the
osegates. Dr. j. NJ. Wilson followed
Nla his annual address. These speech
we're brief and in a happy vein.
meas band Is present at the sessions
s1l music Is added to the program
iNe'minute discussion will be held at
@s close OF President Wilson's re-
h.tAs, 10 which Delegates present Win
~ enthusiasm was apparent from
zap OIL the chairman's gavel and
W. feeling ls reigning supreme In the
.uuy convention hall In the neigh
yFnood OF LOCO delegates are present.
Nesentlng every district In the inter-
ryl'luiih district and states In all di-
,.uous ana at varied distances. Bos-
III represented, the south north and
'''' nave representatives. in the city.
SENATOR WARREN ABSENT.
, senator F, E. Warren of wyoming
10y ms regrets az being unable 10
b follows: 'oh' ~ "
r.H nGn. j. " Wilson, western vice
sy,s .'ut salt Lake City. Utah-I
os. so ulat ! cannot be with my fell
Clorsrul.' OF the National Wool
h ,hIrS association, to take part I'm
ys,r nsi,t anhnal convention. L know
n1 , Corporations win be harmonious
WIN s IN good for the industry In
"a are 80 vitality Interested.
ahs ~ lo receive an early copy
nav s a,vdsoiuuons YOU adopt, 80 chat
sysp,ina ~ accomplishing what the
hion' may seek in national Iegis-
r. u, WARREN,
"a. Senator"
,ssHTe, telegram was read IN fro oan
bsus. ""p was accorded great APP
= IoDATs PROGRAM.
srsst' 1ta os program has been ar
isi "a eo lnls afternoon and sohed-
Y NM ''g.ulmence AT o'clook' n Mi,
Non ~ Immediately after tha ~ Mn
tn me delayed mnrnIng .oneiu-
" not too late; e p'osram'
SsO' s's serves from the Sheen
J. walsSb' 3 n1lPoint, Hon, Thomas
htuws Isa hnd the Grazing
Akf t6,.. non Clifford Pinchot'
psitnsnt United States de-
lnson. y o, agriculture, Wash
ol''nAslon-
=, si sts.n Of sheep Industry In vari-
blieus,ieoSa..e , talks by delegates.
united to Ave minutes.
n. - -, THE TABERNACLE.
aItsd IiS op ,s program has been ar.
s This eys wv naNlors IN the taber-
'aSes sn'hs' commencing al 4
cscsIIs5 oherioire in d tst.
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issn solo V}rrPhsus Club '"'huser
.,,.... ~' Enchanted Bells.
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