The Glenwood post., 1922-06-15
overruled by Him who doeth all things

Resolved, That copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the records of
the Western Slope stockgrowers' Pro-
tectifve association, copy printed in
the local paper and copy forwarded
to the bereaved family.
B. C. CALLEN, President.
CLAUDE H. REEFS, Secretary.
Be 1t Resolved, By the Western
Slope Stockgrowers' Protective asso-
citation in convention assembled at Ri.
file, Colorado, June 9, 1922, that we
endorse the efforts of the Biological
Survey to eradicate the predatory ami
mails which are q menace to the 1--WE
stock industry.
Be 1t Resolved, By the Western
Slope Stockgrowers' Protective asso-
citation in convention assembled that
we endorse the efforts Of the Live
stock Finance Corporation of Colorado,
together with the various other cor
poratiops of Colorado, to secure finan-
cial aid fir the livestock industry
from the War Finance corporation at
Washington, D. c.
Be 1t Resolved, That we are hearth
ly in favor of, the fifty cent assess
ment per car of stock shipped, for the
maintenance Of the Colorado Stock
growers association, and after all back
Indebtedness of said The Colorado
Stockgrowers' association and the in
debtedness of 1922 have been paid, we
feel that fifty per cent of this assess
ment should be turned back to the
| local associations of the district in
which such carlot shipments originated.
Be It Resolved, By the Western
Slope Stockgrowers association that
we favor a substantial tariff on live
stock, agricultural and meat products,
and demand that hides be taken off
the free list.
Whereas, At this meeting Of the
Western Slope Stoekgrowers associa-
tion attention has been called to the
many lines Of activity of the Colo
RADIO Stockgrowers' association during
the past year, be it
Resolved, That we heartily endorse
the acts Of that association in the
matter of the benefits derived in eff
fecting economies in freight rates, etc.
Whereas, There has been contention
between the sheep and cattle interests
for many years, relative to range
rights, and many times serious trouble
has arisen between these important in
dustries, threatening the peace and
harmony of the community, causing
undue notoriety; therefore be it
Resolved, That this association rec
ommends that action he taken bv the
next legislature to the end that some
satisfactory law be passed regulating
the grazing of cattle and sheep on the
public domain.
Whereas, The Rifle Lodge, Royal
Order of Moose, have graciously ten
dered this association this hall for the
use Of this convention, and
Whereas, The mayor of the town Of
Rifle has extended to the members of
this association the cordial welcome of
the town of Rifle, and
Whereas, The business men of the
town of Rifle have seen fit to extend
their open hearted hospitality as ex-
emplified by the sumptuous banquet
prepared for us, to which we are all
invited this evening; therefore, be it
Resolved, That this association is
sincerely appreciative of the efforts of
tho Loyal Order of Moose, the mayor
and officials and business men Of the
town of Rifle to make this convention
not only profitable to us as stockmen,
but pleasant and entertaining as well,
and to them the thanks of this con
vcntion are unanimously extended.
Resolved, While this association
wishes to go on record as being abso-
lutely opposed to subjecting any per-
son or animal to unnecessary distress,
Inconvenience or pain, we feel that
the so-called anti-vivisection law now
proposed to be placed upon the ballot
at the coming election is, as at present
worded, far too drastic and far reach
ing, and we feel that, if it were to
become n law, it would seriously inter
fere with the proper operation of our
industry both from financial and
health standpoint; now be it
Resolved, That we urge upoa the
voters of the state that they vote
against said bill as worded if it is
placed upon the ballot.
Resolved, BY this association that
each and every member use all dill