The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
|prsident's Advocacy of Reduc-
iiou in Wool Tariff Will Be
Denounced at Portland.
|apOWERS HOPE CONGRESS-
WILL KEEP HANDS OFF
|esr Is General There viii Be
Unsatisfactory Revision
of Schedule "K."
',scial 10 The Tribune.

,,fcial 10 Inc lrlDuHc.
PORTLAND, Or, Dec. l1.-That
Lifts latest message will come in for
. rrilling at the hands of the wool
|5yvcrs Of America at the annual con
nation scheduled for Portland Janu-
|rp4, 5, 6 and Z, is the frank predic-
|bn OF sheep ralsers, This message
I |ads out ittlo hope to the wool grow
d, and they believe it settled that he
yards the wool and woolens schedule
= indsfensible, for be has said so on
| number of occasions.
/ II is felt that so long as President
|]ift is convinced that n majority of
. y people want the schedule revised.
neither the industry will be wrecked
b not, he will stand BY his original
Esrammc for the reopening of the
gAsdulc and some changes in the du-
Es on wool aud wooleus, although he
n slated oil numerous occasions, il is
NJ, that he is not after the wool grow
d, but rather the manufacturers.
Growers are naturally hoping that
Eeress will not delve into the tariff on
nd until the tariff board has had a
|iaace to report. The fear is general.
.tyer, that revision of schedule X
Inevitable, and this is causing a de-
Esssd feeling among sheepmen every
Fitn,
Many Addresses en- Tariff.
Tie tariff talk that will be heard
y be big feature Of the coming
rysrton, Strong speakers have been
n'ed to discuss the situation and
'se way out. Edward Moir. pres
M OF the Carded Wooens Manufac-
gEs association, will speak or
tlednle X, From the Standpoint of
Carded Wooden Manufacturers.
"The Payne Aldrich Tariff and Wool
pgtS will be the topic presented
Y. h. Brown, Washington repre-
nliye OF the National Wool Grow
y Association.
Tariff on Wool and Woolcns.H is
Y @blect to be presented By Theo.
N Justice Of Philadelphia, and Fred
hons OF Sheridan, Wyo., Will speak
Protection for Wool and Wool.
Bait Lake Man to Speak.
ihe'e will be extended discussions
! booi tariff matters at all the ses-
OF tne convention. Other sub
10 be discussed are.
+ Schedule K" by Peter G.. John
Blnckfoot. Idaho.
Mnat Sheep Men Can Accomplish
united Effort" by C, B. Stewart,
Forests and Flockmasters,H by
%e Stephen A. Lowell, Pendleton,
setter Uso Of the Range" by A.
= 'g%s'e5. associate forester, Washing
! : Minimum Speed Law from the
7 'uVelet won! OF the Humanitarian by
y William c. S!ilIman, president
svsean humane association, Albany,
}. .sIs. ssIHeplMsTds,' by Dy, ]. NJ, Wilson,
2 freight Rates on WOOL, by Frank
9 asgenharth. Spender. Idaho.
'aui,hgs Of the Sheep Business, -
a De!ielder. Wolton. Wyo.
~ tp'nano the Livestock Center Of
~ I1,,, Ipsslac Northwest" +" by b. o. Live,
! rSSslje Ssli Wool Auction Sales, b,
q 7SsallSautyne. Boise, Ida
q st't Uplifting Of the Wool Indus
=, =, Y. 3 Grant, president Ma
hid: ~ oS'naif Growers association
a;sa, ;Sseytoek T! Grazing as Insuranc,
q 81 p sn si,.cS III National Forcsts,' by
"A Il 6s,. snyibe, Pendleton. Or.
81 a. vii WI be addresses Of welcom,
"A kcn ,,,siIIng sheep raisers by Arch
Il m,eaander Christie Of the Cath
y E,rro,e ese OF Oregon: Oswald West
l fand,.e di,e,reet; r; Joseph Simon, mayor o,
n tioD co y. '; Chapman. manager pro
n ,Iuh ~nniitre. Portland CONNER
n et po,,,aa Tna William MacMastcr, pres
,c1I -onand Chamber Of Commerce