Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-22
WOOL GROWERS TO
HEAR PROMINENT /.
SPEAKERS
Sheep Men of West Meet in
Annual Convention at 0ma-
ma and Authorities Will
Address Them.

Omaha. Web. - when the
nheepmen Of tiis' l4lt N, 81 In annual
convention AZ the fofty-slghth annual
mee'las OF the Nntsonal Wool Crow
era association N Omaha ON I,oceil-
ber ~ 90 rs. they win have an oppor-
tunlty Of hearinHs nitaer ON ware
foua subjects discuss what Il good foe
the sheep men ana zoe che general
puhlit az wcilf
The pfosram includes prominent
sp' akcrs, men Who are nt the top in
public lie. Every conceivable phase
of the Nooi aitusiion viii be discuss
I'D pro and con. chief among the
speakers, wlto have siRnlfled their in
tenilon- Of eeins presgnt are; Joseph
y Wing Of wAahinsion. y C.. menu
Der Of the tarir board. Mr.. Wing viii
speak on Wool Growing IN south
America" This address. which will
io delivered the afternoon OF Dccom-
Der Is viii 3eDhdl ~ l.isreetlns facts,
relative % wool producing In the
southcrn part of ths cansinoat.
Honorable " o. Hagenbarth Of
Spencer, Idaho. has accepted an In
Hliaslon 10 speak on rschcdule X and
its relation 90 the Woo Growers" His
address win DO ono Of the features OF
the convention. nor u there IL any
thing at the present lime that II con-
msndlng the attention OF the wool
and sheepinen Of the country. u u
schedule X. which deals with the tar1
IN question IN n manner which does
not please the fIoekmGstcrs.
Another topic that promises lot or
interesting data IL "Frce Meat aud It's
pangcrp," which VIII be- handled BY
Judge 5. u. cowan o. Fort worth,
Texas.
senator Joseph n. Dixon Of Nom
tana Will speak on Wool Growing
and the Tariff" while senator w r..
Borah OF Idaho. viii deliver an adj
dreas on Conservation
Other men, prominent In public
life who will talk q the flock mas
tiers are; DR. A. y. Melvin OF wash
inston. ID. c.. CHIEF % the United
States bureau ~ animal Industry;
Honorable John u. Holiday " Hell
ena. Mont, Hon. Fc. Graves. Wash
ingtop, ID. c.. chief OF forester de-
Dartment OF agriculture: V. O. John
son. shoshone, Idaho, r. w. Goodrlng.
Chicago. H.; T.. q. johnson, Black
Foot, Idaho: G. y, stewart. salt Lake
City. Utah; w. q. etlllman, Albany.
~ y; J. NJ. Wilson. Douglas. Wye:
and Hon. w. n. Hays. Washington.
ID. C.. assistant retreterg % the de-
partment % agriculture.
The prcaencc of .Tbese men noans
that the coming einlcption viii be
the greatest In the forty eight years
OF the association. This. coupled
with the mammoth sheep show. which
VII be In conjunction with the con-
yentioh. insures record attendance
from all over the Western states The
Hlles p show WIN bo The blggct ana
BEST. for that II the way Omaha does
things.
A band OF music % thirty pieces has
been secured to enllven things and
whenever there IA a minutes rtsf fftn
the convention, the musicians viii be
there with the harmony, which 30
appeals 20 the members OF thia assoc
cintion.
The sheep show management Of
which n. buckingham. superlntend-
snt OF the Union stock Yards OF South
Omaha IN the head. n considering the
appointment OF judges for tho show
Many prominent men In the United
States and cenada are being consld-
erred and the seleotions win be an
wlihin short time.