The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-01-22
WOOLMEN GATHER
IN ANNUAL SESSION
scATHino osNUNclATloN or
mANUFkcTURERe ~ pREsi-
DENT or ASSOCIATION.
Railroad Service Under Government
Unsatisfaetory. ard Tariff Laws
Discriminate Against Growers.
Declares Leader Of Woolaro~ers.

h"f"f~ -" - -
Salt Lake cry With represents
lives Of every sheep growing section
o. The tnlied States present. ne MY
nfih annual convention ~ The National
wooiFr0aers' association opened her,
90 Jannary ~
Scafhlnr Pronunciation ~ The wool
manufacturers q the United States a.
q hody ~ -ihe most selfish. un-Amerl.
ean. unpafnoiic body OF men with
whom your president bns ever come 10
c,sntscf." arralgnmenf 81 government
ownership u railroads. scoring 81 pres.
enf farin regulations affecting wool.
fiaying u manufacturer who sell spur
ioas goods NJ all wool. prompt action
towards raising q big fund 70 push the
"i.af More Lamb" campaign formed
~ striking features of The firsi days
sesalon
Ilrsr things were largely outlined
~ President Frank ). iingcnbarih in
hls annual address a. ths sheepmen
sad tho favor with which the embodied
Ideas were received was Indicated by
hearty and prolonged applause
while President iiaEenbarfha view
% TO he'll with the manufacturers II
they viii not play fair perhaps called
forth The ioudeaf demonstration there
we're oiher tlmughf- That met with De-
csdrd ana unqualified approval from
the $50 oF 900 J,legaie- present az the
morning session. Ills expression ~
The hops that some definite action be-
taken putting the association on rec
cord a. Ia favor of the league OF na
lions. his commentary upon railroad
service under government control a.
.-vrclche'' and badly dlsorgnnlzed,
and his afralgnmcnt u existing tarln
laws ns fasorlng the manufacturers OF
pool aad the producers Of sugar. wheat
and cotton ~ the expense of the wool.
grower. we're loudly applauded
Il was evident from The tone ~ the |
address b. pr } " Wilson. pr,..l.
dent ~ the Wyoming woolgrower-
association. aud from the eolar ~
President iiaEenharih's tain that the
sheepmeu believe there Il period 1
shead u them that eail- for careful
aellberailon Ia order o. combat with /
succs>s the difficulties the noemasIcrs
are faclnT Ia fact. President Hagen.
hefih. IN the course ~ his address.
sald plainly that they had not come
- listen % any hong flights Of orators
flee President A. ,. knoillng called
ne convention 10 order al io;i5
O'clock.
AcilnE tioyernor Harden Eeunion
delivered the address Of welcome. In
which be referred briefly 10 bis score
~ years experience Ia The shcrp bust
n<a. eonfee~ins, however. that be was
-oui ~ practice" aioeg thl. i,ne. has
expected 10 "a a. he feet Of thr
wooixvWers when bis term ~ office
had expired re said that In extcud
Ing bis etlcome h. fcit that he might
say few n"ris upon the question 81
rrepafr'iues@. The one question that he
had NOT Noted o. covered Ia the pre-
pared pruxfam he then spoke of %,
aec~ssily and effectiveness ~ being
prepared ~ matter what the field of
industry 90 business might be-. and
fiosed siih rtl'efstlnn ~ cpfdlal vel.
cosp~ 20 cts ani state ~ 80 large
heiy ~ men representing such ire
atsudoo. lndusirs
Vice President knollln before iu
irotneinr i'res.aent iiaxeubarth. called
70 the platform The heats ~ the stats
associations present these Including
D a tlieusoot president ~ The can
iofnia association Hugh >prs,at. prcsi
dent ~ the idaho association Hugh
canpbsn ~ the Arisona association
and John a. Seeiey. slc~ president
~ me Utah association. AZ then ln
'roduert President lIagvnharih
i'residrnt iiaxenharth 1T The esa
riuslen - nis sd,irvn-. aaaouaerd
deep feeling the resignation a. 49,
reisrf - ~ : " Nssiur~
narinE th- afisrne,a ne cs,nsenl en
isfcn~l 81 an address pn ~'rs,e Sheep.
asn and ne Nsfieaai fsr~sts bs YIN
f. harp~< assistant f,@~sfef 10 CHARGE
e xrasiux An sstss-. on fhe -i,a
'iaFv lau,b" eampairn aas given -
L 4. Heller aes4fant SECRETARY ~
~ >ai.onai Hsa-siaiien. Ihe nsfth
a. = srrliinx this matemrnt b. lhe
49, mannrr svrv decreased 81 li,,i,
N Mathison. bead shevp butef hf
'~ift a Ga 20 Chieako An rsienslel
ll.rnssion foiip~rd A laasl,,a - iesy
In asssssnsraf - uas.h4lf cent psr
anib 10 POI lnfo ne ~iaut~ funi fof
his y~sr asd anethsf paollep which
ssa~ tbs as.e.-m~at sppiirahls 10 q
consrl~nr~ fund for These ahs had
- yes paid ibs hwy u~fv la.-ea