Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-13
WOOL MEN LEAVE
FOR CONVENTION
Utah is Well Represented With
Delegates Bound for
PoOateIO.
STRONGLY FOR STORAGE PLAN
Debate ON This Question VIII Roe OUc
OF the spirited Features OF thc
Meeting OF Floclsma-tcrs.

For me purpose Of conveying the
salt Lake delegation TO the meeting
place of the National Woolgrowers as
ISOLATION which begins Cts sessions at
Pocatello tomorrow. two standard Pull
man sleopcrs. ono tourist and the reg
ular train cars OF the Portland Butte
express. which leave the Oregon Short
Line depot at HAS tonight, have been
chartered by the local committee. one
car was booked mp complete yester-
day evening, another was nearly nlled
&C noon today. and the remaining
berths viii no doubt be spoken Tor be-
fore the train leaves the station. AM
other Pullman viii be picked up at Og-
dem and an told, "a standard sleepers
are now on their way from various
points east and west north and south
headed Tor the convention city ia
Idaho.
Utah win be represented az the con-
veuion u force. II is expected that
not less than IS, and perhaps more
than 100 will attend from this state
The regularly chosen delegates, togeth-
or with special delegates from the Uin-
tab Forest Grazers' association, and
on the wool storage plan win go from
this city. The first named special
committee consists of George Austin
and Thomas Austin. Of Salt Lake city,
and Albert Smith OF Hebcr city, with
j. y. Jensen of American Fork. J. n.
Davis OF Nernal and j. +. Austin of
salt Lake as alternate The conn
mittco bon charge of thc wool storage
movement in the western states consists
HHa. al. ~
Cooling OF Shoshone, Idaho and j. II.
Cosgrif of RaWlins, Wyoming with a..
W. Pyper of Salt Lake. secretary. Both
committees viii Doe DOB attendance. and
many of the friends of the delegates
win accompany the train TO the Cate
! city.
DEBATE STORAGE PLAN.
Among the leading features OF tho
convention viii be the debate on the
wool storage PLAN and the Utah dele
CATION is going 10 take q strong stand
| iu favor of the proposition. Accordins
/ 90 latest reports, nearly enough sign
eis have been secured 10 illl out th'
! quota ~ 2.Q00 600 pounds of wool aiot
/ ted 10 this state 20 insure the success
| of the Chicago storage plan. Powerful
! influences viii be brought 10 bea'
| against the plan Boz the convention, on'
/ Of the biggest protests against th'
| scheme being the kick of the omaha
! promoters for Omaha headquarters fol
| the storage of western wool
Another interesting feature will Id
! the fine az fat sheep show, which vii
be participated in by W. S. Hansen, OF
| Fielding. Utah. Allen Bros. OF Draper
| T. H. Seely OF Mt Pleasant, and Other
| Utah exhibitors.
| Among the Salt Lallers booked out IL
Pullmans for tonight are the following
| a. s. Erickson. Ed Marks, Amos Mars
| den Farley BenniOn, Louis Kahn, L. Il
Anderson. Warren Snow, Warren Corey
| C. b. Stewart, viii Taylor, Jesse Good.
fellow Thomas Jones. Robert Young
sr.. Robert Young. Jr., Frank Fitz-
/ gerald N. ~ Hill, A. b. Hill, Walter
/ Mecks. a. j. Nelson, A. ID Butterheld
q. w Daybel Walter Steadman. He
her Anderson. Peter Clegg, J. q. Orme
F.. j. Arthur, Frank Vincent, r. b.
! Erwin. =. o. Pratt b Haywood. IRA
! ID. Wines En0s Bennion, G. A. Walker
G.. f. Pruitt Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnie
mort, swartschild, Prickett, Johnson
and others.