Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-15

nay for clothes. Il is time for us to speak
out and let them know"
re exhibited a piece OF blue serge
which he bought az ti.2O yard OF re"
taller. who paid rs cents for Il and the
wool growers got only So cents Tor the
wool IN Il, when made into a woman
two-ploce suit, he said Il would sell Tor
SIS or $40 He showed a union undershrt
retailing at g.. out Of which the grower
got Is cents: a pair OF wool socks' re-
failing at g cents, out OF which the
grower got cents and an infants under
suit, retailing at 90 CENTS out OF "hich
the grower got 9h cents.
should Insist ON QualitV.
awe should 10 on record in favor Of
putting a man In the penitentiary Tor
selling Hhoddy goods and calling II WOOL
he remarked incidentally.
The greatest enemy 20 the floekmas-
tiers Ia william J. Bryan lie Is about
ns near right on the tariff question as ne
WAS on free silver. lie II the most dan
gerous man In America 20 the laboring
man and the producer"
President oooding referred to Gitford
Plnchot's Outrageous policies and ms
.1Rnorance,' expressing the conviction
NnHl BlUhnOl ACTUALLY NaH 1NR~ss't''N" =
exterminate the sheep industry. ano said
that Forester Graves Is trying 20 DO
what Is right by tho sheep men. Instead
OF injuring the forests, he said. the gov
eminent found out through the big Idaho
fires that the only way 10 save the forests
a 10 have sheep eat off the vegetation
beneath the trees and Secretary wilson
has actually tried to got lower tres4fv
rates 30 that sheep might be shipped
into the northern Idaho woods to clean
or the ground.
Immense sam Invested.
IN an address on ''wnAt the sheep In
dustry Means 20 the East" A. J. Knollin
Of chicago said the farmers OF the east
have tiD4g7o.0O0 invested IN the sheep In
dustry and the si5 wooden mills Of the
east have sia6.o0OooO invested.
The convention was opened by inYocs-
ton BY Dean j. A. Hancock Of Trinity
cathedral, address Of welcome by Mayor
DAhlman, President Cole OF the Com
mercial club and President +. Il. Me-
Phernon OF the South Omaha Live Stock
exchange and a response by Peter q.
johnson OF Blackfoot Idaho. Prof. w.
y. Graham's quartet and Mrs. Fred II.
Hess sang.
Proasneat Mea 90 speak.
Assistant Secretary Hays OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture IL
scheduled to address the convention this
morning on 1.-THE Breeding OF Animals,
Plants and Men" A. ID. Melvin, chief OF
the United states bureau OF animal in
dustry. win talk OF the work OF the
bureau and Associate Forester A. r.
Potter win discuss "rhe Relation OF the
Forest TO the Friockmaster" other speak
ers today Will be DR. ]. III. Wilson OF
Douglas, Wye, Prof. w. c. COffey OF
the University OF Illinois. T.. A. Fleetwood
Of Red Bluff. Cal: r. J. Hagenbarth,
Spencer, Idaho; s. n. Cowan OF Fort
worth and Joseph E Wing, member Of
tho congressional tariff board, who win
tank Of wool Growing in South Amer
leu"
Last night the sheepmen were guests OF
the Commercial club al a theater party
at the Brandels. the inlay being THE
NeWlS weds." Tonight they win be the
guests Of the South Omaha Live stock
exchange az a dinner In ihs exchanges
bullding at &. followed by smoker and
vaudeville entertainment.
Mutton and WsoI.
eHorse" Martin OF AlberQueraue, n. NJ.
who 4 In Omaha attending the SheeI
show. says he is an ardent deffydiller
When told that The bee IL offering
large list % prizes for the best home
grown daffydils Martin was greatly de
lighted and said that as ne was going
10 stay here a week, he would try ant
gel prize No, !. Martin Is the owner o.
.ooo9 head OF sheen aud y one of the mos
prominent men al the convention
The delegates who attended the morn
ing's session az the Auditorium were con
VulEed with laughter when one OF IN
exhibitors started graphophone, WheI
ibe first notes began 20 amanato from
the horn, all OF the sheep in the place Sc
up loud 'baA-a-a-a" In unison and Il wa