, 1924-07-24

the place Oh the next meetlnS.
The Carbon County delegates re-
port tina Casper again proved her.
self a wonderful host as on previous
occasions when she entertained the
W~oolgrowers of the state. In the
interview with Kleber Hadsell, he
stated that many interesting and i'm
portant subjects were discussed by
very able speakers and a great deal
of important business was transact
ed. RESOLUTIONS were adopted out
lining the future program of the
association mt setting forth the
views of the members Of the con
vention.
The convention was addressed on
Wednesday by Frank j. H~agenbarth,
president of the National Wool
growers Association, who dealt very
ably with many problems OF the
woOlgrOwers n urged the neces-
sity OF organization and the support
of associations. He requested that
w%oolgrowers sign cards authorizing
livestock commission men to collect
one cent per head on lambs shipped
by the signer for the benefit of the
National Wo~olgrowers Association.
Mr.. J. B. Wilson. secretary Of the
Wyoming association made a clear
and comprehensive report of the la
bors of the association and OF Its
finances. The report shows that
during the last four years, fully one
half Of the Of the associ-
alton has been drawn from other
sources, other than contributions
from the sheep men, namely from the
sale OF virgin wool fabrics, blankets,
sheep dip, etc. He related the start
that was made to enforce the Wyo-
ming truth-in-fabric law when CLOTH
ing merchants OF Cheyenne were ar
rested and charged with o compli-
ance Of the law. Mention was made
of the assistance which was offered
these merchants by the National As
ISOLATION OF Retail Clothers and
Furnishers and Of the employment
of three Wyoming attorneys for their
defense. The need was thus shown
for funds to night these cases which
will probably be tried in Cheyenne
next month.
An assessment OF one cent per head
"a levied on'the sheep OF the MEM
bers Of the association for this and
other association requirements.
Tho convention adjourned Thurs
day afternoon after the reelection of
DR.. ]. N. Wilson As president. and
Kleber II. Hadsell a. vice president.
l. X. Miller wal made executive com-
mitteeman for Carbon County In the
place Of Robert Hopkins who 10 no
longer . wool grower.
Carbon County was represented at
Casper By Jack McPherson. Isidore
Bolton and kleber H. Hadsell.
The II resolutions which were
reported BY the committee and read
before the convention were passed
without opposition with the excep-
tioa Of two OF them. The resolution
which called for . change In the
state constitution TO permit the legts-
laturs 70 enact . special live
stock assessment law for the
support Of the biological survey
and the state livestock boards
members expressed themselves - OF
the belief that additional funds a
might be needed for the work OF
predatory animal determination
should be appropriated from the
states general fund. DR.. J. ~. Will
son declared against establishing ad-
ditional agencies OF taxation but the
resolution Wa finally carried.
A resolution directed toward the
elimination Of numerous wild horses
which are now loose and damaging
ranges, was strongly fought because
those assebled believed there was
necessity OF Kidding ranges OF wild.
practically valuless horses. they
baked ct the very Thought Of . herd
law. This resolution Wa dropped.
~. L. Bishop Of Casper had earlier
In the afternoon introduced . reso-
luton Intended to Qusll spontaneous
outbursts II 1nancjAl crisis. II was
the outcome Of Q Declaration made
Wednesday b. A. l. Poarson OF
Cody that he wanted - 80 the a.
e~ociation's dsAclt wiped out lnms,
1latsly aad toward tAa9 cad would'
tive go II 80 other menboep q
tAeos present Wsuld d The same. AZ
the time 10 swept the house. eut
oooa aftoe heard Tom Cooper Of Cas-
Per asoall sueA . plan. TIE Bishop
RESOLUTION Was paseed. though, Of
course. Il VIII not b impossible ct
future conventions 10 sway With ora
toey and enthusiasm.
Following ere - Of the II reeo.
1utions adopted:
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II the growing q sheep anl wool
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base n the United states L = very
accessory TOT the stability Of he IN
lustfy. that ~ changes ~ nAAo n
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further rooo00oo1 tha1 Ne eaet2
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