Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
MANY SPEECHES
BY WOOL. GROWERS
Full Program Prepared for Next
Weeks Convention in
Armory Hall.
EIGHT HUNDRED FINE SHEEP.
This Number VIII he Housed nj state
Fair Grounds ON Exhibition
During the Sessions.

Today was another busy one AT the
Commercial club, where preparations
arc being made for the convention OF
Noolgrowers, and ut the headquar-
tiers of the Fine and Fat Sheep show,
which win be held in connection with
ii. National Secy. Walker today tele-
graphed that he would arrive with the
delegation from his state Thursday
morning, coming through on the special
Wyoming train. National Treasurer a.
J. Knolin has left Chicago, and Is cx-
pected to arrive tomorrow.
At the exposition grounds the sheep
pens have been arranged, and will ac-
ccmmodate the 500 sheep entered, In
the center of the new exposition build
ing are two hollow squares IN which
the larger pens are located, with pas
sage ways between them. Running out
side around the walls Is a string Of
pens. each ia accommodate five sheep
These Will provide for the large mum
her of smaller exhibits The show will
he officially visited Friday afternoon
the afternoon being given up to this
purpose by the delegates. Great conpe-
tition exists among the sheep men who
are figh.ng for FIRST honorR. one sheep
10 be placed on exhibit has taken first
prizes IN England, three pens are from
a recent international exhibit at Chica-
cngo. No entrance fee is charged, and
the show win be open to the public
after Thursday morning. The Judging
will be done Thursday so that the pub
lie may view the sheep, knowing
which are considered best An order
was placed for nearly 10 tons Of hay
10 feed during the show.
BUYERS TO ENTERTAIN.
There promises to be many lively
centers for entertainment OF dele
gates. outside of those located by the
Salt Lake citizens, Several prominent
hotels hava received orders recently
for the reservation Of suites of rooms
during the convention and most OF
them come from big wool and sheep
buying concerns at Chicago and else
where. Their representatives are now
gathering here with the avowed pur-
pose of showing lively time TO the
wool men and sheen men for the pur-
pose of getting acquainted with the
people from whom they buy.
PROGRAM PREPARED
The full official program for the
convention was prepared this morn
ing. II calls for 16 set speeches IN
addition to reports from officers, To
bt ttiNtftN dN i've S'SHibliSs <NiilOilh
the speakers arc such men as Clifford
Pinchot, chief forester. United States
department of agriculture. Fred w.
Goodings president Of the Idaho Wool
Growers association, President Cos
ney of the Arizona association: Hon.
James VI. Moyle of Salt Lake and a
number OF other Wen known people.
The full convention program Is as
follows:
TJyTrRTgnAX IAN
Morning Scsson--10 o'clock--Invoca-
ton, Rt. Rev. Franklin Spalding, d. d.,
Salt Lake city, Utah,
Address of Welcome, Hon. John G.
Cutler Governor of Utah.
Address OF Welcome, Hon. Ezra
Thompson, Mayor of Sail Lake City.
Address of Welcome. Hon. Charles A.
Quigley, President Salt Lake CONNER
cial Club
Responses to Addresses Of Welcome.
Hon. Frank j. Hagenbnrth, Spencer
Ida.
Annual Address. DR.. ]. NJ. Wilson,
Western Vice President. Douglas, Wyo.
Afternoon Session, 2 oclock-Forest
Reserves from the Sheepman's stand
point, Hon. Thomas j. Walsh, Helena,
Montana.
Forest Reserves and the Grazing In
dustry. Hon. Clifford Plnchot. Chief
Forester. U. s.. Dept. of Agriculture.
Washington ID. G.
Discussions Condition of Sheep In
dustry In Various States. Five-minute
Talks by delegates.
FRIDAY. JAN. is.
Morning Session, $3.50 o'clock--Depre-
dations of Predatory Wild Animals.
II. j. Glltlnan. Secy., Montana Wool
growers Association. Helena. Mont.
Government Dips, Dr. Il. d. Titus.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Dscusslon--Best Methods of Scah
Eradication, from Government stand
point DIR. r. A. Ramsey u. S. bureau
OF animal Industry. Washington. d. c.
Best Methods OF Scab Eradication,
from Sheepman's Standpoint, Hon.
Robert Taylor Abbott. Nebraska.
Dlscussion--The Cooperative Live
stock Commission Company. Hon. j. IL.
HALEY, vice president, Delta, Colo.
Afternoon-Deyote TO fine and fat
sheep show.
SATURDAY, JAN 10.
Morning Session, $3.50 o'clock-Co-op-
Grafton Among Sheepmen, HonJohnnoy
H. Bearrup, Alberquerque. ~ NJ
Benefit Of Sheep Shows at National
Conventions, Hon. james II. Moyle,
Salt Lake City Utah
Workings OF the Twenty-eight Hour
Law Hon, Fred w. Goodlng. Prest.
Idaho Wool Growers Assn, shoshone
Idaho.
Tho Car Shortage, Col. L.. j. Bell,
Laramie, Wyo.
Discussion
Afternoon session o'clock-The Flu
iure OF the Association Hon. r, 5. Cos
ney, Prest, Arizona Wool Growers as
ISOLATION. Flagstaff, Arlz.
Discussion
Reports Of Treasurer 4. j. Knolln
and Secy, George S. Walker.
Election OF officers.