Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-26
SHEEP MEN ASKED
To RETURN HERE
TO HOLD 1870 con-
VENTloN IN THIS CITY
EXTENDED.
DECISION TO BE MADE
BY DIRECTORS LATE TODAY
De, Meines Also Making Bid For
Mex. Years MestIns-Offlesr Of
Association Re- sIsoted-one Change
in Directorate - Dinner Tuesday
Night Feature Of Convention.

Selection OF a meeting place for
1890 was expected 10 he one Of the in
terestinS bits Of business before the
convention Of Fleece Wool Growers
Association today. meeting ct Shrubs
hall. An invitation extended Tuesday
by the De~ Moines delegation met with
hearty response but efforts today
were being made 10 bring the conven-
! ton hack 70 this city next year. \
definite selection was not likely until
! late IN the day.
/ Officers OF the association elected
! late Tuesday resulted N no change be-
! ing made in the otTiciury. W. ". Latta,
| ot Logan. being reelected president;
! ". u. we!ble % Brighton, vice p-esi-
denti T. (. stone, Of A-neS, secretary,
! and Carlos J Fawcett. Of Malcolm
5 Ire asure-. one change was made In
( tn loard OF directors, Il. II. Reed, OF
I Marengc, succeeding =. E. Coverdale
+ Of ElwoUd. The new board will be
! ccmposed O: the following members:
: = a Satterly. Pennington, H. H.
Reed. Marenso; John Graham, Eldora;
/ :. :. Birternan, Mason City; Henry
. Miller. Newhali: Y. q. Warner. Bloom
ia,.6: Jesse Bane, Bondurant: {. +.
Hood Sioux City Arthur Leonard
! Corning, and H. X Hutchinson. Led
yard.
Better Attendance Today.
The attendance has not been up 20
expectations, principally because OF the
delays IN train service. It is believed.
The attendance al the morning session
IzA n E'Sul- . that
! Tuesday.
Many citizens responded 10 the ap-
peal for rooms. and the Narshalltown
Club desires 70 thank those who Of
te-ed &c aid IN entertainment bu- VINO
were not called upon TO receive dele
gates !3t.y thei- homes
Dinrr Feature Of Meeting.
The dinner al struts hall Tuesday
was one q the outstanding features o:
the convention. the program being one
Of exceptional interest. Dinner was
served al $50, followed ~ q pro
gram Q: toasts with Il. II. kiIdee, O
AInes, as POSTMASTER. The dele2&tes
were disappointed oy the inability OF
Dean Curt!ss, OF Iowa State College, to
De present.
Among the speakers were L l. Hell
Ter. c: the National Wool Growers AS
sociation. Of Chicago; George McKer-
row. of Pevaukee, WIS; Prof. w. =.
Cosey. Of the University Of Illinois,
4. G. Troeger editor Of the Chicago
Drovers' Journal; President ". ".
I,etta: Secretary 7. 4. stone, and
Treasurer Carlos J. Fawcett-
Interesting Meetings Today.
Today's sessions were devoted al
most exclusively to addresses oy
sheep experts and the program was
one Of interest and instruction. {. A
SarCah!. OF Des Moines. opened the
morning program with an address on
The Wool Grower and the Clothing
Trade" and gave an instructive taiH
on the relation OF the sheep producer
10 the clothing manufacturer and re-
taller.
selection and Conditioning of a
Snow Flock" was discussed by =. !.
BIaEely. Of Grlnnell. and Ed Bitterman'
Of Eora Springs, bringing out many
poin-s Of value TO the exhibitor.
The morning program closed WITH iIn
especially fine address by L. l. fs-!!eT'
q. Chicago, on The Value Of Mutton
in the Diet" Mr.. Hellers address was
illustrated with sheep carcass Wh!ch
vag cut up to show the various cuts
and their relative value as food.
BiddelI Substitutes For Marshall.
"Nanagenent Of Sheep was Inc
subject Of an address this afternoon