, 1923-08-10

present tltAnN
OF marketing wool through indivi-
dual sa,es at points of production
are faulty in principle and unsatis-
factory in practice and
WHEREAS. The merchandising of
wool is a highly specialized business
and
WHEREAS. best results are OBJ.
ia,ned from a consistent policy OF
consignment for orderly marketing,
and
WHEREAS. the National Wool
Warehouse and Storage Co. has
been a consistent factor in tho wool
trade. acting In the interest of tho
wool growers therefore
BE IT RESOLVED: That we
heartily endorse the National Wool
Warehouse and Storage Company
and recommend that woods now un.
sod should be consigned to that
company.
RESOLVED. That we condemn as
d shonest the general practice Of
selling re-worked wool Commonly
called ~"shoddy''. under the trade
name "All Wool" We reaffirm our
endorsement of the Gamer
obiA1 Gils anu we urge the
National Wool Growers Association
and the Associations of neighborinF
states to work to secure h passage
or State laws similar to the wy.
oming Pure Wool Act" We further
resolve that we urg our represen-
tatives in Congress to redouble their
Efforts to secure the early passage of
the French capper Bill.
No. IL
We consider it the duty of the
Federal Trades Commission to pro.
coed against merchants who sell I'm.
der the term "all wool" goods which
contain shoddy and not all virgin
WOO. We believe further that This
practice is a deception on the pur.
chasing public and the Federal
trades Commission can and should
take the necessary steps to termin.
ate their unfair practice.
No. Is
1t is hereby resolved, that We
commend the untiring work OF the
FEDERAL Bureau OF Animal Industry
Tor its cooperation with the state
Board of Sheep Commissioners and
urge Its continued uppor
IL is Further Resolved. That v.
demand and insist on the strict en-.
torcement of the law regarding tbs
eradication of the terrible disease
known as Scabies.
Resolved. That we the
faithful and diligent work of BioIori.
cal Survey and respectfully urge
our delegation in Congress to secure
liberal appropriation to enable tn.
Biological Survey to increase IT,
working force and thereby EXTERN.
a the predatory animals more
quickly.
No. Is
Resolved. That the valuations for
taxation purposes placed upon our
grazing lands are not only above a
fair market value. but di~sproportion.
ately hig as compared to other
classes OF property and we recon-
mend also that the classification of
lands be SO clearly defined by the
state Board of Equalization that
lands actually used for grazing lands
can not be placed in a higher CLASH.
ficatfon by local assessors. We rec.
commend further that In making VAL
uations on the different classes of
land the earning power of said lands
be taken n consideration instead
OF n speculative value.
No. 16
Whereas. predatory wild animals
and diseases cause great losses in
livestock each year, and
Whereas. there are not sufficient
funds appropriated by our State and
Federal government to combat these
menaces successfully,
Be 1t Resolved. That State
Constitution be amended so as TO
1 our State Legislature power TO
enact a law levying a special assess.
ment on livestock. The funds to be
used for the purposes of the eradl.
cation of predatory wild animals or
for the determination of diseases.
No. IT
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