Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
,,,,,r,,erQue Has Slight Lead ov-
'p' :. cali Lake and Helena
In Contest
,su CHANGES IN OFFICERS
| .,,r. =. warren, vice President
rr', = wilson and secretary Geo 5.
~ ,,.,,,or succeed Themselves

ton tovorlte The dele
SAT- D neen treated in a NAME
gates n" .s won their hearts. ON .he
street Is, Gum lunch tables. everywhere re.
over . S " nothing being said but worus
INV u .,,,e for salt Lake and o's ,n, S
Of pra. sonle salt Lake has extenoeu
'ns ,s,s s to the association TO me.'
az D .so,n Both formal ana ihu'
n ,,a., Invitations have been snowereu
'lOS ,he visiting delegates to come
upvu ,rs case of ~ like you, you
gu, 80. lst's get togetnerI
lKs me is making strohs
A.'1 ~ Inc convention, DeIegate
tsn ~, ~. New Mexico town have peell
irop, wy for their home ana heieii"
hnen here with both reef.
hsS, III mo delegates are brimmins
f& Nn ,,,h enthusiasm over the treat-
81 over morcorded them during their Visit
lhe s1n lave loys Tor fair play Is temptlng
lhem 70, ~ give another city the honor
mem ,ar,aInine them. For this reason
X@thp fight really lays 10 - odds
ousroue and Helena with lne VI VI
y favor OF Albuquerque. a cVn 'i,i az
Toe went into caucus lm rleuiasGs,S sos
No adjournment Of this mornlns
#.Sn and will report this afternoon
TO GIVE SINCERE THANKS
p.oolutions will be laid before the
orysntIon today and many of these are
.yneeted TO make the delegates slt up
"a ,ake notice, Utah is to be thanked
for her Kindness. salt Lake is to gct
vote of thanks, the Commercial ciup
10 ret n rousing expression OF ap-
rraciaiIon for the hundred and ONE
tavers il has extended the visitors, ana
iha street car company will get snare
N an,neclative words. The governor.
III mayor, the local men and women
uho aided IN entertaining
tre IN be submitted galore. and each
cnA will he sincere In Its utterances.
N0, one who has helped TO show the
as,4sates what Salt Lake, Utah and
fher people can do, will be over
BOXED.
TO DEFINE THEIR POLICY.
Resolutions regarding the forest and
Aange reserve questions will hC
yatched closely as the essence of thu
4 eonyention's work will be contained II
khose measures. II win be advances
hat the association favofs the protec
lion OF forests and believes the policy o
IA bo government is all right, but the
q Methods OF administration are bad.
Il respect TO federal supervision of
abges the association will suggest
hat western states have q voice In gov
rnnient and law making with relation
this arrangement.
OFFICERS KEEP PLACES.
The election of officers this afternoon
Elll undoubtedly result In the re-elec-
Jon Of the present incumbents. Presi-
lent +. L. Warren Will succeed himself.
Western Vice President j. NJ. Wilson
Will retain that position. Secretary
George S. Walker win be elected work.
bug secretary. The eastern presidency
ays between Col George Truesdale of
Washington, d. c., present Incumbent,
Hd G. Howard Davidson, Mil Brook,
New York. A, ]. Knollin is in favor
,M Will probably succeed himself as
itsaNrer.
Short sketches Of the lives of DR..
Wilson and Mr.. Walker, two of the
fsfdssi workers for the associations
s1ress, follow:
DR. j. NJ. WILSON, WEsTERNER.
d. J. NJ. Wilson, western vice presi-
lsll 81 the National Woolgrowers' as
slluon, who presented the annual adj
,tss az the first session OF the nation
convention being held IN this city.
wv VINO presides over the deliberations
W. same, IS a very prominent and
lvpuar man m his home state. At a re-
=. meeting OF the Wyoming Wool
Ives association held at Rock
rnss, ae was elected as its president
saiuess OF ms refusal TO accent the
snuauol, and almost even against
s .,N.l' SUI he Is such thorough
ss'u han Tor the position every dele
NV. present voted for Wilson. and
tg ts W. not a dissenting vote. pr.
sA.., nome is In Douglas, Wyo. He
70 years OF age. and was edu-
,ns,i physician. He practlsed his
g.'Mon until 1892, when. I'm comnnnv
~ NJ W. w late Gov. Richards. he organ
us Flatle Valley Sheen compnny
sshl INTO The sheen business IN
IN this business he has hean
Frauts ~ " successful, and the best
hb ssv LIZ sasaclty and enterprise
hAO knou. 't ~ gll successful sheepmen
ts al n, nunl nave adopted HIS meth
tAtysJ Nj posslDle. DIR. Wilson has
IA h si, business success n other lines
sroby ,hSs public-spirlted citizen.
sAkh he i puple organizations In
NJ Ia DE-, oGtiye may be mentioned
lsay on ~ sg,e Ditch & Reservoir COM
oeo -, u winch he is vice president.
A 3 WALKER, A SKETCH.
Ss SsSIse ); Walker, secretary Of the
addition w /" 1oisFoWers' association. In
quAliues ~ nus many other excellent
Just bsa, q neWspapermau, and has
Nyorny d elected secretary of III
ct M ,o, eless association. He IA on,
men gbo 'slul ana progressive vounr
these aays making their mark m
Walker 4, ~ the strenuous lifa NJ
.hg STATE h ano secretary OF the Wvom.
Which ,o. g9lrd OF sheep comm ssln,, e,s
w. WmHoh he has filled with .honar
Mass h ~" NJ was born al Brool, ala
ltsan wo,,f Al the age on nine h.
'atAton, a N Hhoe factory hur,,,o
tonDes5 rom school. AZ NJ he vas
'nued h % give up school, he ne o Sn'
iafled IN he shoe trade until he
apon hs n suslness. lie soon entered
fls chos,s newspaper career. which H.
u e1ps,i,p procession Mr.. Wailfer as -
rs. ainsrI m several lines ~ hnst
kgransye men being railroading All
ehtss slla The drug ana or6c ".'
4ah Win nls Newspaper oxnaria,,a !,
Elh VI s', Y, the Cheyenne r yn,bpsrlenee
M W VIVA was city editor FOR 'rG n,,N 81
NJ ' ss,t, be "rustled locSIs'a oar ana
wv ana IpsSs', ,lsshed The Wyomine" pre ~
''ssll ~ T,g me Wyoming in7ustrglsai,
!, s,llon ' we, years ago walko f''' IN
\ EIomlpSpl '9 r, pr Wilson, organIse ID
n shleh hon WOO Growers asyocla.
(" @smastsr@s mas a membership OF