The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-31

oIy nah'
. A. the ultimate outcome of the spe-
IA Convention of the Utah Woolgrow-
4 association, the opening session OF
|,Sch was held 1T Arnory hall on
|sarpont street at o'clock Friday after
|.sa. il is not at all improbable that
h orssnzation among the sheepmen OF
h state will be perfected which will
|-w. effective in the battle against
|hNships. which the woolgrowers claim
liz are forced to contend against
(.sagh The United States forest service
E lhe agitation over the tariff ques-
Is Declaring that the forest service
salb are forcing hardships upon them
Jteh not only threaten 10 ruin them.
h also destroy the sheep industry In
~ vest! the woolgrowers arc up In
rs and they made this known at the
|sslns session OF the convention Fri
|Ai a.iernoon.
Forest Service Censured.
Tse opening session OF the convention
lssticn OF the national forest reserve
ssesns. and the United states forest
trks was bitterly censured by many
isose In attendance at the conyen-
3 for some Of the restrictions which
PIE been placed upon the forest re-
|FHes with reference TO the grazing OF
|csp Instance after Instance was
si1by woolgrowers. who declared that
IL rules and regulations OF the forest
H'kt we're running them, that each
I.1f tho foypG,-y hHa anit.r
rhonal restrictions upon them. and
il had reached a point where IL is
esst running the industry,
resolution adopted at a meeting OF
twenty sheepmen held Friday
nng at the office OF the state board
@eIowers association. protesting
isst The cut of II. per cent in the
Maual allotment Of sheep on the
laa iorest reserve during the coming
z. Was accepted and indorsed at the
.enLlon Friday afternoon.
Dher resolution, also having Its
sal With the Manti woolgrowcrs, ad
10 the Utah congressional dele
~ Washington, protesting against
Iunher Interference with the tarift
(. ro'. was adopted by the convention.
~ committee on resolutions held
Ing Ing Friday. evening and framed up
1 suohs. which will be presented TO
+. tpudN. l1tSe
Gu,sbt strongly against reductions
Easldusl allotments Oh forest re-
~ and Will be OF similar nature
) AZ resolution passed by the Manu
~ 9Ia, il forest Woolgrowers association
'ndorsed by the state association.
iefoution will also cmbody the
Iofest question, as many acres OF
Which are good for grazing sheep
allowed 10 lie Idle and the wool
are not permitted to Craze their
tnereon. owing to forest service
naons. ns The sheepmen elaine that
case II Is not matter OF the
.s,n,etion OF watersheds or the pre-
= lou of Trees, for there are neither
,enge, but merely a thick growth
! 7ssa sn. Ihis Is going TO waste and the
a lsx4'sn s are not permitted 10 use H.
oommittee will present another
III eomplimenting the forest
vhf on the general improvement
= ~ snich IL Is doing on the national
= - "ssrves. including the building Of
= iS,snd ana opening Of highways.
,a resolution Will he similar 10
y Sl,v vsP'Iuuon adopted at the session
N, " regard 10 the tariff question.
srs,lpte protest against any further in
EhIr with the tariff on wool. es
3 ~arth resolution will favor represen-
y krt.,hn 'he directorate OF the national
~ when IL is Incorporated. as
81 nj representation on the national
- aseesaa sSa co-operation with the nation
- J. lauon h the Utah woolgrowers
- tsycr make themselves heard in an
rUA pring about better condl
y ohief Feature of Session.
chief feature Of the programme
Z, sRs,,yening session was an address
~ Use OF the Range" by Ifo-
Fls.r, enn chief OF the grazing de-
|Eh s,.ot OF The district Offices Of tn,
: + tlh nsnsi forest service AT Ogden.
2 y frprrne reeIy lily 500 delegates In attend
! ba s,s al parts Of the state, the CON
add,eoSy President f. II. Callister
- gayc,ress Of welcome was dclivcrec
- Mn n"@r % William spry. after which
u " Ia, ,a,i,Lister spoke briefly. OWNS
IRstfe c,,.,at ,inat he was suffering from
a Va leitve after he had made a few
y for ahhn ah.n w. ID. Cardland took TN.
- ia hon nv s remainder Of the session,
~ II gsnJIuress was also delivered bl
4 y tudp. NY. vice president OF the AZ
lake NtusiG tuSm was furnished by th'
~ ~ p pss solotst. In tho absence o
- b or, a. Simpkin. who was sched
~ By W,,. inc Invocation, II was Of
gf = ~ milfred Day.
y wal Question to Utah.
N goo1Ipry after welcoming tn
3 k hIdrnen 10 the city. declaret
IN s "s never regarded the sheeI
4 r. ssuys IA political matter. bu
- ,npor,nn' sed @ at II ns ono OF IN
= ~ becn,sn,s n,s state OF Utah. II is i'm
sdusIryiaause II Is one OF the state
/. z ----- ne SAID. To make "A sue
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