Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-11
BUSY WEEK FOR
THE WOOLGROWERS
Preparations Under Way at PO-
catello 10 Entertain Delegates
To National Convention.
THREE DAYS SESSION DUE
Big sheep SHOW b TO be one of tic
Features at the Gathering of
FlOclymastcrs.

I Special Correspondence
Pocatello. Jan. io.--Blg preparations
are under way at the Gate city OF
Idaho 20 entertain the visiting sheep
men who are heading this way TO at
tend the forty-nfth annual convention
| OF the National woolgrowers' associa-
ton. The convention opens on Thurs
day and will be ln session for three
days. The forenoon OF the opening day
viii be devoted 20 the inspection OF thu
mid-winter sheep show. Numerous
hockmasters have entered for cOmpeti-
ton and In addition the best stock
from tho pedigree farms OF eastern
breeders and importers will be on eX-
hihition.
The program outlined Is a splendid
one as the subjoined would indicate.
THURSDAY, 2 P. NJ.
Music.
Invocation.
Address OF welcome Hon. James ~.
| Brady governor Of Idaho.
Address Of welcome, Hon. c. r.. NJ.
IouN. mayor Of Pocatcllo
Response to the addresses Of well
come. Col r. j. Bell, Laramie. Wyo.
Annual address. Hon Fred w Good
ing president National Wool Growers
association Shoshone. Idaho.
Annual address Of the western vice
president. Dr. j. NJ. Wilson Douglas
| Wyoming.
Annual address OF the eastern vice
president. Hon. Joseph p. Wing Mo-
| chanlcsburg Ohio
Appointment OF committees
Reading Of communications.
Recess.
FRIDAY. $3.50 A. NJ
Music
| Reading of communications
/ advantages Of Chicago as "a Central
/ Market for Wool" Hon w H. Manss
/ industrial commissioner, Chicago As
ISOLATION OF commerce.
| Packing and Tying Fleeces. and the
| Proper Care OF WOOL Hon. J.. G.
/ Johnston, BackfoOt, Idaho.
| Relations OF the Manufacturer 70
! the Wool Growers" Hon. G.. II Hard
| Ing. ex-presdent, National Association
OF Wool Manufacturers. Philadelphia
Pa.
Afternoon session. o'clock
Music.
Reading OF communications.
THE Arid West" Maj. Fred r. Reed,
| shoshone. Ida
Grazing IN the Forest Reserves,
Hon. f. S. Gosney Flagstaff Ariz
"Scotchlng Conspiracy" Hon.
Francis Perry Elliott Washington, d.
c.
your Interests. Past. present and
Future" Hon. A. Il. Moss, Payette,
Ida.
condition OF the sheep and Wool
Industry IN the Various States and
Territories. and Things Most Needed
to BENEFIT Same" Five minute talks
by a representative OF each state and
territory to be chosen by its delega-
ton.
Reading OF communications,
SATURDAY. $3.50 a. NJ
Music.
Reading OF communications
THE Twenty -eight-hour Law and
Some Needed Changes IN same" Hon.
George b. McCabe, solicitor OF the
department OF agriculture, Washing
ton, ID. c.
proposed speed Minimum LeEisla-
ton" DR.. T. J. Beatty. secretary,
American Humane association, salt
Lake city. Utah.
"Railroad Service and Rates as Az
fecting the sheep Industry" Hon. A.
j. Knollin Chicago. I'll.
Days on the Range" Hon. John
Clay. Chicago, Ill
Reading OF communications.
Recess.
! Afternoon session deNOtcd 70 lhe
Mid-Winter Sheep show, awarding
Of prizes. etc. ] 20 3 p. m.
Al Convention hall, 3 o'clock;
MUSIC.
Reading Of communications.
why wool growers should be loyal
TO their Organization, Hon. g. b.
stewart Secretary. Utah Wool GROW
| ers' Assn, salt Lake City, Utah.
'"rhe Wool Tariff" Hon. Theodore
Justice. Philadelphia, Pa.
Time will be given after each al
dress for a full discussion OF the sub
lcct Each delegate will be limited
to five minutes.
Annual reports or Secretary Geo.
S. Walker and Treasurer Lewis Pen
Well
Report Of Auditing committee.
Report Of Committee on resolutions.
Election of officers and executive
committee.
Selection Of place for holding 1910
convention.
Convention adjourns sine die.
Meeting OF the executive committee.
Meeting OF the board OF control.
The officers OF the National Wool
Growers association are. Fred W.
Gooding president, Shoshone Idaho,
pr. j. NJ Wilson. western vice-presi-
dent Douglas. Wyo jos n. Wing,
eastern vice-president, Mechanicsburg,
ohio George s. Walker, secretary,