Show GOMES TO SALT LAKE Pacific Northwest Wool Growers Meet in Zion UTAH HAD IT HER WAY Convention in Helena Elects Jesse M Smith of Sal Lako President G S Hickox Vicepresident adO ad-O P Hatch Member of Executive Committee Selection of Salt Lalco for Next Annual Convention Was f3Lade by Unanimous Vote Besolu tons Adopted r TRIBUNE SPECIAL F Helena Mont Feb GSall Lake had everything her own way today when It camo to determining tho nat meeting placo of tho Pacific Northwest Wool Growers association which concluded Its session In Helena this afternoon When tnat oraer 01 Business was reached telegrams tele-grams from the Mayor oC Spokane and president of the Chamber of Commerce inviting the association to hold its next annual meeting In that city were read INVITED TO SALT LAKE Secretary Bailey then read a telegram from the Mayor of Salt Lake City extending ex-tending n Invitation for tho organization to meot In that city At that point George S Hickox of Salt Lake representing the bureau of animal Industry secured the > floor and read a telegram from the Governor r Gov-ernor of Utah Inviting the oasoclatfon to meet In Zion next year Then Mr Hlckox made a happy and thrilling speech In l favor of Salt Lake thriing HlCKO2w TALKS FOR UTAH I Is a city peculiarly adapted for tho conventions he said Its people arc tho moat hospitable on earth the city t has things to offer that are worth seeing and Is glad to onterlaln visitors seeing meet In Salt Lake I know you will be shown every attention and will not ro 1 Jet the solution of that city as your j next meeting place I think I ma guarantee guar-antee a better attendance limn you have had at this meeting and whllo Helena has proven a most hospitable place I hosrlablO know thai Salt Lake will If possible do oven better byyou We dont do things j by halves our way 10 t DENVER FAVORS SALT LAKE Charles F Martin of Denver secretary of tho National LiveStock association made an address in favor of Salt Lake which ho strongly urged as the place for tho next mccllnir t SALT LAKE IS CHOSEN Tho delegates were put In good humor by Mr Hlckox and Mr Martin and when they hnd concluded Salt Lake wns Jmm dlately chosen ns the place for tho next meeting Spokane was not even proposed for the honor > fleccioa1I8 Of1PERS l of Err CCIS or D the followed and theso gentlemen were 7 elected I President Jesse M SmIth of Sail Lakf Secretarylrcasurcr J W Bailey of Portland Ore Bale1 Vlceproaldcnls Richard Scott Oregon A F Lagrow Washington Frank Hi gcnbarth Idaho W K Flowrre Mon lana G S Hlckox Utah Patrick Sulll van Wyoming I Su1 > Exnrullvf committee J N Williamson iOregon S J 1 Cameron 1lamson K Frank Goodlng Idaho O Washington Hatch Utah Timothy Kinney Wyoming and T H Nelson Montana ant RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED Tho convention adopted the following resolutions That tho Pacific Northwest WoolGrow Trs1 association Is of the opinion that aa t E nubile ofllclal tho activity of Mr S N D I North In antagonizing the desires of the woolgrowers and stockmen of the court try la taking advantage of his officIal position and that his personal opposition > Js J In had taste to say the oppositon pcrlng the facl that lie la to a certain ox tent the servant of the n onle whoso manifest Ueslro ho Is now seeking to cir Ci tcumvenU I PUREWOOL BILL INDORSED T Tho association unanimously passed tho following resolution Indorsing tho Gros vonor purewool bill pUrCwool1ll i Whereas There In now pending In Congress a bill to compel manufacturers E to so label I manufactured goods that buy rro of alleged woolen goos may know f > what percent of said fabric Is wool ami I j > what percent Is shoddy or other material i and r Whereas Tho consumer is entitled lo know to a certainty that tho article he In purchasing is composed of the material t represented and should not be forced to i pay allwool prices for shoddy goods and Whereas Tho proposed law would work no hardship upon anyone and would only force manufacturers and dealers to fdenl honestly with the public and would Ineffectually put an end to the practice pmctce altogether too common In this country of Hilling slroddy cloth us pure wool would enable the poor man to buy more econo inlcally andAvould prevent tho wholesale deception now Indulged In by merchants all over tho country therefore be It Resolved By tho Paclllc Northwest r WoolGroers association In convention nRBcmblisl that we most heartily Indorso the bill now pending In Congress known tfts the Grosvoniir hill and urge nil mom f ber of this association to write Uholr i Congressman and Senators urging their knuppor of said measure r OTHER DEMANDS MADE Other resolutions adopted call for more rquitahlo chargoa at the lock yards call Iulon tho Agricultural department to cl nlh the woolgrowers with Federal grad It ors whose duty It shall be to classify grl I wools before shipping and give them nUndard grades the Interior and War departments are asked to Issue I mutton h rations as well ns beef to ttidlnna and soldiers and tho Northwestern oxpcrl r k mont stations arc nsked to conduct ox perlmenlB to prove which brand of sheep 1 host for mutton which for wool and jvhnl cross makes lh host generalpur pos sheep neropur rFNSI7S OF LIVE STOCK Iijitai5oetzLtion Indorsed tho bill provld nJ lwl cnaiJji o live stock every 1 IrQC8 inked Congress to authorize FederAl Inspectors to Inspect sheep nt any point and to provide severe penalties for the violation of Inspection laws INDORSED FOR PLACE W E Skinner manager of the Interna tional LiveStock exposition at Chicago APOS IndoruM for thd positIon of manager of IhC lock show Jo St Louis exposi ton and F M Malone of Miles City Mont for superintendent of the snmo department de-partment SINEWS OF WAR FURNISHED The members of the nwioclntlon con trlbutrd I1 o the major part to be Hell to 1 thin National association to assist in < the tight nt WnshlnRton for tho Grog Svenor nhoddy bill Than having I eon rcludcil UM business the convention ud jjourncd sine die conventon JcoM Smith new president Pacific Northwest WoolGrowers nmjoclntlon Is one of the bestknown hftepnn of Utah HhcIUtn and in j president of the Utnu WoolGrow ers nxeoehtllon Ho has jtlwnytj been nc < tlvo in nil tnovomnnts looking to the advancement of the industry G S i Hlckox Is H Vnltetl States sheep Inspector and mnkr t his hMicliiunrtirx In SnU Lake while O P Hatch IH ono of the prominent fiockma tcr of the Sluf |