Semi-weekly herald., 1910-01-17

dustrial and commercial organizations,
inviting Mr.. Roosevelt to make his
journey home by way of the Pacific
coast and through the west to en-.
able the people of the west to greet
and entertain him as a friend and
In appreciation OF his distinguished
public services.
| DR.. Issa Taminura, a graduate of
| Yale, who is now in America study
ing live stock conditions. delivered an
interesting address to the convention.
He reviewed the history of Japan with
reference to livestock.
| In close DR., Taminura gave the live
stock men OF the United States this
tip: Il sincerely advise the American
National Livestock association to an
point a committee of experts to go
| to Japan and take up the earnest study
OF the opportunity offered to plant in
that new field livestock propaganda
which will lead to furnishing the 80
100000 people of my country with
meat and wool.
Members of the Colorado Cattle and
Horse Growers association. who have
openly declared themselves against
pinchot and his policies, fancy they
can see afar the reason for tie Amer.
| lean National Livestock associations
| soft-pedal Pinchot resolution. They
declare that the big cattlemen of the
| country are anxious to get a law pass
ed by congress which will give them
| the right to lease public lands at 2
cents an acre. The big cutllemen, II
| is declared. own immense tracts of
lands which are becoming 700 valuable
| for grazing purposes and they can
| turn them 10 a better advantage. I'm,
der the leadership of J. r. Killian and
Merle Vincent of Delta an effort is
| being made this week to form a new
| state association, with the Delta coun-
| ~ delegation, which nas withdrawn
| from the Colorado Cattle and Horse
Growers association, as nucleus.
The cowboy reunion" will hence.
forth be feature of every stock show
of the west until the last OF them has
answered to the call of the great
roundup Wednesday afternoon the
cowboys who have assembled in Den.
yer for the fifth annual stock show
ef the plains. who met in the office
of Cattle Inspector Charles Hartmann.
2i4 Exchange building, became char
ter n,mhers of what win be one OF
The most unique organizations that
| have ever been formed, TO be known
as the Cowboys Reunion" The pres.
| ident for the first years of the organi.
zation's existence Is Eugene Williams
of Greeley; vice president, Mark Bee.
than; secretary and treasurer, Charles
| Hartmann; other vice presidents in
| their order, are William Mari of Wal.
don. Warren Watkins of Whitewater,
Peter Calvin OF Rangley. and the exec.
tive committee for the framing Of the
b! laws are Charles Hartmann. ]. p.
A'ams and Mark Beetham.
| Col. w L. SINNERS attempt to or
ganize a beef producers association
| Wednesday was not altogether sue.
cessful. The stockmen of the country
generally did not take kindly TO the
proposition. The purpose of the or.
ganization was the Increasing of beef
production and the bettering of the
quality of beef
Colonel Skinner was unable to rs.
| main and back up the plan and con is'
quently 1t went by default Membe' IS
OF tho American National Livesto *
association declared that the report OF
shortage of beef in the United States
is over estimated. The efforts to or.
ganize the beef producers association
may be renewed before the close Of
the convention.