The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-27
CHICAGO cH0|6
AS WOOL Cd
Sheepmen of United S,,.
Store Clip There ii \
Future.
PLAN INVOLVES BUlLnp
OF IMMENSE WARE
Product Is to Be Hall
Satisfactory Prices /
Secured. 3

Chicago has been selcc..a
wool~storage center for Cha .
Of the United States.
Such is the decision wb;.h
finally reached by the ioipt -
representing the various s,,,.~
union, which was appointed i
tional Wool Growers couyeu,is,'
Salt Lake City last August ..,'
word to that effect was rses;,,'
4. Stewart, secretary Of the U,,,
Growers, Monday, from Geo,,. +
or, secretary Of the national ~,
The formal notification follor..
81 beg TO advise that ,hs ,,..
nittee appointed at Salt ~
% 10 investigate condItIors :,
facilities offered by several c,e.I
location of wool storage ~
spending three weeks In masis,
sonal investigation. decided upo,c
the committee finding tha, x,s
fercd the best advantage.
"A warehouse and selling -.
being organized among the r,nr,
Will hold 81 per cent OF tbs ~
Chicago merchants. who Viii ~
cent. The plan involves ihs r.
= lars5 warehouse in the slosi,-.
trict, ana the concentrstIou !; :.
than 10000 900 pounds OF wncss,.
Of thres years. Men expsrlt,,->
branches OF the business vIli q.
and the wool will be stored 80
sold at q price much lower ib:r
10 growers under present mslk,i-
wool will be under tho cont,.,
grower until IL passes 10 lbs a.
There are many other. tsatrrrrS
plan that VIII commend lt Ia b. I
I'VE have positive ASSURANCE,
manufacturers will come 10 81
wool. and we are also assurej 4
! Chicago business men will asa b
SisIing upon the purchase. so n,
sibls, OF cloth made from ths uo
chased from our warehouse"
Fight fer Better Pncu
The decision OF the comhitts,
orally recognized as the cliusy'
fight for better prices which 4,
wagcd by the sheepmen Of Utl
spring, and 1t is thought that p
ing of the storage center 1in|
most important move in the n
the industry in this countrJ, h
lug Of money TO tine wool grosc1
western states especially viii \
nous, as the commission mn
out of the. game entirely, ard d
never for one minute passes 81
[ owners hands until it is sold.
The plan is to send all OF ths|
! the United States to one ware,
keep II there in storage until Il
disposed of at prices which n
profit to the grower. There "A
discriminating against the 81
the large producer, as al o. n
will be sold at a uniform "a
owners see fit. II
AS the step is really an oats'
the action taken By the wool
of Utah last spring, local shes>
| feeling well satisfied with VI;
seemed TO be their unayailn<
but what will prove to bes
cess.
Last spring there was oy.r
pounds of Utah wool sent 20 q
age, and during the coming q
expected that practically iu G.
will be consigned under tAs =.
Boston and Philadelphia we1
ing points last year, but as G'.'
been chosen as the center. y
wool next year will go Ihat.
Meeting Is Called
A meeting of all OF the wo1
Of the state has been called 2
in this city November 9 for y
of discussing the new plan -
matters pertaining TO the -
committee representing thf
Association Of Commerce az9
tatives Of the National Woa
association will be in attendal
Stewart and State Sheep Ce
A. \. CalIister are sending .
nications TO all or the sheep
! state, asking them to be in q
The Century Mercantile q.
Berkley, Cal, is greatly inlsTs i
the storage plan, and A =
representative of that ;nstltln
this city at the present ~
100000 pounds of wool: of
entire clip from CalliorDia, U
Nevada, was stored last spfn
the Century Mercantile conn
Mr.. Irving is trying TO ada W
list next spring. IL IS ~.
whether or not local sbeepns.
gard the plan favorably, guI
no manner interfere with tne
the wool In Chicago warenos
Century company would sinN
in their hands TO dispose o..
Mr.. Irving has been traveaalfI
the various sheep sections oI
ing his plans before the sneep
ne says they are regarding
favorably.
Secretary Stewart Of the
growers association left tns
day forenoon for his rancn u
sIDEsTEp ANTIQUli
pe.anse vour Great Grandii