The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-28
PROGRAM OF THE
WOOL GROWERS

ut DfpkidiH lOI Tic u1i-
tional convention of Wool Growers
was received yesterday by Secretary
C. B. Stewart of the Utah Wool Grow
ers' association and is as follows:
Wednesday, Jan. 4, 10 A. M.
Music. Brownies band.
Invocation, Most Rev. Alexander
Christie, Catholic archbishop of Ore
gon.
Address OF welcome. Hon. Oswald
West, governor-elect. Oregon.
Address OF welcome. Hon. Joseph 81
mon. mayor of Portland
Address of welcome. William Nc
Master. president Portland chamber
OF commerce
Address of welcome, c. C. Chap
man. chairman promotion committee.
Portland Commercial club
Vocal SOLO Mrs Rose Bauer
Response to address of welcome,
DR.. j. NJ. Wilson, Douglas. Wyo.
Annual address OF the president,
Hon Fred w. Gooding, Shoshone. Ida.
appointment OF committee on cred
entails, auditing, resolutions. etc
Wednesday, p. M.
Tho first part OF the afternoon will
he devoted to an official visit by the
officers and delegates OF the National
Wool Growers association TO the 9th
annual exhibition OF the National Mid
winter Sheep show AT $3.50 p m. a
trip will be made on special cars to
the Portland Heights and Council
Crest.
Wednesday, g P. M.
Reception rendered the delegates
and visitors and their ladies by the
general entertainment committee of
Portland. assisted by their wives. Ar
rangements in charge of Mrs. Sarah
a. Evans. president of the Oregon
Federation Of Womcn's clubs. Special
music under the direction OF Mrs.
Rose Bloch Bauer. assisted by
Brownies orchestra The reception
will be followed by dancing
Thursday, January S. $50 A. M.
Music. Brownies band.
Report of committee on credentials
Annual address of the eastern vice
president. Hon. A. J. Knollin, Chicago,
Ill
"A Minimum Speed Law From the
Standpoint of the Livestock Shipper
and OF the Humanitarian" DR. Will
liam c. Stillman. president American
Humane association, Albany, n. Y.
Freight Rates on Wool" Hon.
Frank j. Hagenbarth. cX-president y.
l.. A., Spencer, Ida.
Portland. the Livestock Center of
the Pacific Northwest" Hon. c. B.
Stewart, secretary Utah w. G. A.,
Salt Lake City.
Delegates are invited TO ask ques-
tlons at the conclusion of the address
es, and participate in the discussions
of the topics. All talks from the floor
of the convention limited TO five min
utes.
Thursday, P. M.
Music, Brownies band
Public Wool Auction Sales Hon.
Samuel Ballentyne. secretary Idaho
w. G. A. Boise, Ida.
The Uplifting of the Wool Indus
try" Hon. James f. Cosgriif, presi-
dent National Wood Warehouse and
Storage company. Chicago. III.
The Mohair Industry" Hon. U. 5.
Grant, president National Mohair
Grhwers association, Dalles, Ore.
'Mlddlings of the Sheep Business.
Hon. J. a. Delfelder. western vice
president, n. w C. A. Wolton, Wyo.
Lambs" Hon. c. E. S. Wood, Port
land. Ore
Time will be allowed after each ad~
dress for a full discussion of the sub
ject. Each delegate will be limited TO
five minutes.
Thursday. $3.50 P. NJ.
A vaudeville and smoker will be
rendered the delegates and visitors by
the general entertainment committee.
a number of good acts will be fur
nished by performers from the lead
ing vaudeville houses, as we'll as some
stunts" and story telling arranged
for by the local committee on enler-
Friday January 6, $50 A. IA.
Music, Brownies band.
THE Movement Of Livestock Indus
try from Range to Farm Hon. Il. A
Bryan, president University OF Wash
ington, Pullman. Wash.
Some Experiences Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry in the Eliminar
tion OF Diseases Of Sheep IT. X. A.
Ramsey, U. s. Bureau of animal In
dustry, Washington. ID c.
Livestock Grazing as Insurance
Against Fire in the National Forests,
Hon. Dan P. Smythe, secretary Ore
gon w G. a., Pendleton. Ore
Range Development and Improve |
ment IN the National Forest" Hon. |
G.. S. Chapman district forester, Ore
gon, Washington. California, Alaska. !
Forests and FloclImasters,' Hon.
Stephen A. Lowell. Pendleton, Ore.
Friday, P. NJ.
Music
Report OF auditing committee.
Reports OF Secretary George S.
Walker and Treasurer Louis Penwell, |
Tariff on Wool and Woolens," Hon.
Theodore Justice. Philadelphia
Protection for Wool and WoolenS.
Hon. Fred f. Blume, Sheridan, Wyo.
Schedule X From the Wool Grow |
er's Point OF View" Hon. Peter G. |
Johnson, Blackfoot. Ida
Comparative Customs Statistics of |
Wool and Woolen Manufactures Gov |
ering the the First Year Under the |
Payne Law With the Last Year I'm
der the Dingley Law" Hon. C. n. |
Browne, Washington representative |
n. w. G, A., Washington. D. c.
Schedule X From the Standpoint |
of the Carded Woolen Manufacturers" |
Hon. Edward Moir, president Carded |
Wooden Manufacturers association,
Marcellus, n. y.
Friday 6 p M