Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-01-02
iSHEEPMEN PLAN
Big CONVENTION

TWO THOUSAND EXPECTED TO
ATTEND ANNUAL CONvEN-
TON IN HELENA
We'll Known Speakers VIII Address
Gathering Of Montana Wool Grow
ers; Interesting, Instructive and En-
tertaining Program is Planned.
X. w. Dunlap, U. S. assistant Sec
rotary Of agriculture In Washington,
d. c., and J. h. Wilson, secretary of
the National Wool and Mohair Mar
keting corporation, with headquar-
tiers In the national capital, are
among the speakers listed to appear
on the program of the state onven
ton Of the Montana WO0lErowers'
association. which will meet In Hell
ena, January % and "a.
Based on the experience of the past
two years and from letters on file in
the secretary's office, 1t is estimated
that about 1000 will attend the con-
vention.
Hold Sessions in NARROW Theater
AA4O OCOOAOAk0 WALL NC lxC10
In the NARROW theater. On the evening
Of Jan. %. the annual banquet will be
held in the Shrine temple, after which
the boxing show will take place in the
auditorium Of the temple. The dining
room will be cleared and a ball given
for those who do not care to attend
the athletic entertainment. Special n
tertainment will be arranged for the
ladies.
The day before the convention opens
there will be meetings of the executive
committee and the committee on reSo-
lutions. The election of officers for
1880 will take place the afternoon of
Jan. "a.
An excellent program has been pre-
pared under the direction of the ex-
ecutive committee, including President
Charles H. Williams of Deer Lodge and
Secretary Murray E. Stebbins of Hell
ena.
The address of welcome will be given
the forenoon Of Jan. % by former Gov
m Sam V. Stewart of Helena and
the response will be by Representative
Sylvan Pauly of Deer Lodge.
Aside from r. w. Dunlap, u. S. as
sistant secretary of agriculture, and j.
B.. Wilson, secretary-treaSurer of the
Wool and Mohair Marketing corpora
ton of Washington, other out-of-state
speakers will include S. K. Warrick of
S%cottsbluff, Neb., secretary Of the Colo
rado-Nebraska Lamb Feeders associa-
ton; j. F. Walker Of Columbus, O.,
Matt Staff of Boston, president Of the
National Wool Exchange; R. c. Pol
lock, National Livestock and Meat
Board Of Chicago, and Roger ellis of
San Angelo, Texas.
Dunlap Experienced Stockman
Much interest will attach to the ap-
pearance before the convention Of Rem
lex w. Dunlap. assistant secretary Of
agriculture, of Washington, d. c. Mr..
Dunlap is well known throughout the
middle west and northwestern states.
He is listed as an agricultural scientist
in Who's Who in America" and is a
graduate of Ohio State university. He
was born at Kingston and spent his
early life on the farm. In later years
he was a member of the house Of repre-
sentatives and the senate in Ohio, and
was dairy and food commissioner of
that state; later he Was state secretary
of agriculture, in which position his
work attracted the attention of PreSi-
dent Calvin Coolidge, who appointed
him as assistant secretary Of agricul-
ture in Washington, April l, 1925. He
was continued in Office under President
Herbert Hoover. He is a member uf
the Ohio State Grange ard the Ohio
Farm bureau and is known as the au-
thor of the commercial feed stuff law
Of his state.
The complete program of the con-
vention to be held is as follows.
January %, 1929.
8:00-RegistratiOn.
10:OO-Opening of convention. Music.
Invocation. Address of welcome by
Gov. Stewart. Response by Sylvan
Pauly of Deer Lodge. Music: Chas.
Towne Of Butte, Flint Bros, and H.
Jones.
1O:2O-President's annual address, c..
H. Williams, Deer Lodge.
10:5O-Activities of state association
Chairman A. T. Hubbard.
11:00-Report of secretary-Murray
E. Stebbins.
11:1O-National Wool and Mohair
Marketing corporation-J. B. Wilson,
secretary-treasurer, Washington.
11:40-DiScuSSiOn: marketing of
Feeder Lambs" S. X. Warrick, secre-
tary Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders
association, S%cottsbluff, Neb. Appoint
ment of committees.
Noon
1:30-Motion picture film, sheep in
Psalm and Sage" Music, Bunk House
quartet, ChaS. TOWne, Butte, leader.
Work of Montana Veterans Research
Board" DR.. Hadleigh Marsh.
ZOO. F. Walker, Increasing and
Improving Our Wool Clip" columbus
Ohio.)
2:3O-F. r. Marshall, Activities OF
National Association and the Corpora
ton of State Associations With the
National Association" Discussion.
Resolution.
3:00-Cost of Production. M. L. Will
son, State Farm Economics, Value of
Cost of Production Studies" D. E.
Richards, State Livestock Specialist,
Management Summary of Cost of
Production Studies" M. H. Saunder-
son, Financial Summary of Cost of
Production Studies"
January "A
10:00-Motion Picture, Modern Cut
ting and Merchandising Of Lambs"
showing D. W. Hartzell at work. Bunk
House Quartet, Chas. Towne, manager.
w. E. Joseph, Phi. D., BOzeman State