Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-14
CHADWICK RETURNS
FROM MEETING OF
WOOL GROWERS
ASSOCIATION
Elected Chairman Of the Ma
tional Advisory Board, Per.
maps Host Important Posi-
ton in the Organization.


tnnfifa Chadwirh. elected rhaif-
8nan III the laaonai advisory board 20
shr Emitted States forest service "a tho
arrua. meeting ~ the National wool
Growers asseciatlun held ia chey-
tnne, WFo.. January to a, has rec
turned - Albuquerque. Mr.. chad
wick served ~ q member en- the reso-
luilons cemmtiea aurirN the conven-
tiuh ana took q prominent part IN the
proceedings throughout lie attended
She EafhefInr a. a deleNntc from New
Makiec. ~. 6. An1ott pt Springer be-
Ina ne atntF representative from this
rtalo Mf. Abbott j. president ana
Mf Chadwick ercfstNry OF The New
MtNiHp Mn1i Growers association.
HrtahiuE to-day ~ the results of the
meeting. Mr. Chadwick declared that
fhf eAiheflnr was one 81 the most
nicccaslul in the history ~ the or
fnrlHation and That In HE opinion tho
association VIII obtain in the near
fufnre many things which have been
requested and demanded without ef-
feet for "a number 81 yearA past
a SPIRIT % willingness 20 lo-npcr-
ate between the wool QroWers aud
fht officials Of the United States for
est ecrtire WAS one of the most no.
table features Of the meeting" said
Mr. CHADWICK. Mr Potter, chief ~
EfAElnE ~ the forest service. attended
EroNers that Il Is the desire 81 the
lprcei service % co-0perate in every
manner possible toward securing re-
suits which viii be of common benz
ft AIR. Potter made 70 plain that
the sentiment " the forest service b
in favor ~ che usera ana shat many
thlnea ~ thipe cRn be accomplished
provided cO-0pcrAtlon o. made deslr-
able and posniUie.
"As an indication Of the harmon
ioue relations existing al present be-
tween the forestry ana the growers,
J may cite the passage Of a rcsolu-
fl0n declaring that the needs OF tho
livestock Industry may be best served
through the ownership and control VI
national forests b. the federal gov
ernment and opposing any PROPOSE
stnn which c0niempiaseS TRANSFERRING
the forests 90 the states
other resolutions adopted By the
association include resQlutlon or
posing the leasing ~ pubic domain
The members Of the organisation be-
lieving that tho same viii ultimately
result IN the destruction % the shecr
industry Ia many States. resolution
fayorlnE preservation ~ game on its
natural range and the enforcement %
etoie and federal game laws. bat pro-
testing against the creation either Of
state ar federal game preserves
which 4 ls believed VIII result in the
exclusion Or curfhillng 81 grazing ani-
suais on the range. thereby reducing
ihe meat supply ~ the country. a
resolution fnVofing the passage 81
house bill 2cslls. blll introduced by
Mr. Mrnocll in the house, making au
appropriation ~ s@0o. 600 for the pur-
pose ~ enabling the secretary Of agri-
culture go cooperate with the states
IN the exterminAtien of predatory
animals a resolution that cattlemen
De- required so Keep their stock upon
ranges allotted % them in grazing
uncn national forests
Use officers elected as the Cheyenne
meeting are ar follows. President
tfark HoKcnharth. OF Salt Lake
EASTERN vice president. A. J. Nolan. Of
chicago western vice president. ~
Powers, 81 Fingstaif. secretary, :.
MftlNra ~ Boise, treasurer. Fred
!. faflo. ~ naise
The association wil meet In Sail
fnke in 1914 ane in san Francisco
"a 1915.