Show DuDEN LANDS I NEXT MEETING National Wool Growers Growers' Association Association Association Asso Asso- I Chooses Junction City After Hard Fight Be Between Between Be- Be tween the Latter and Denver OFFICERS FOR ENSUING YEAR CHOSEN BY GROWERS Salt Lake City Gets Membership Membership Membership Member Member- ship on Executive Committee Commit Commit- tee and Helps Ogden to Se- Se Secure Se Se- cure Next Convention HARD lARD SLAP AT PINCHOT 0 o H 44 4 H 4 4 f M I 4 44 t M 4 C 4 44 4 4 Special Service 44 4 4 Idaho Jan laii 4 f O Ogden won VOll the ficht for the next 4 n llaco of or tIme the National 4 f Wool Growers ems convention con this 4 4 following one of the 44 4 4 most desperately h. h par par- 4 i 4 and amul factional 4 t contro- contro r ics that ever cr marked a II con con- 4 t 4 of or the tle men silt who supply 44 4 4 wool und and mutton to tIme the nation 4 4 Denver or was the flit dos dog In the 4 4 get Cl that nt XII one time looked cd like 4 4 n J winner in tIme struggle lc to secure l ure urethe 44 4 4 tile the convention but hut after a n 44 4 4 battle Batlle which lasted lcd for Cor more than hint 44 4 s 4 an nn hour In lii which acrimonious 4 4 I 4 ur were ere u cit eU d on both 4 I 4 side the time tide turned toward the 4 4 Junction City and 1111 filially O Ogden 4 4 obtained the CO prize b by 1 4 1 4 vote otc 4 I o. 4 4 4 c A. A H. H t. t I nO Pr ld t o at Wem b t CIU 9 Jl t tp q t. t ri Y- Y Il Lj 4 r CJ 1 J ry fy I by Jr II l I Mii The Tho J. tiro Oregon D Deny Denv nv f r. r After Arter conf considerable discussion In Jn ii h It was clo-arl clo shown that timer thoro w wIt n n. line fine Italian hund hand somewhere ti nominations were vere closed an anti and Secrets Secretary George Georce S. S Walker started to poll tJ th thi vote Oregon South Dakota Wyom- Wyom om Ing with the exception of ot one vot vote and Arizona balloted for Den Denver vcr while Montana Utah and California Californi supported Ogden When hen It came to I Idaho the key I Ithe to 10 the situation was reached A large lang number of or Gem state slate members of th tIm a association objected to the unite rule rulo and repudiated the decision reached q caucuses of those members to cast th the Idaho vote voto for tor or Denver stating the that thc they had not been present at thee thell star chamber meetings and did no not consider that the they were individually bound President Gooding decided d that thai the unit rule was not binding on members mem mem- bers who ho hIlt had not flOt not attended the caucuses and nd after an Individual vote ot of the Idaho members was taken it II was announced that Ogden had r re received re- re ballots with fore for Denvel Den Den- ver vel O Ogden Unanimous Choice Amid great cheering Ogden was made the unanimous choice Prominent Prominent Prominent Prom Prom- ma among the staunch supporters of or Ogden in the fight were A A. B. B Heywood Hey Hoy- wood an and 1 I. I L. L Reynolds of ot the Weber and C. C club of Ogden G George Gcorge orge Austin B. B Stewart Omaha secure secured 1 a signal victory Ictor In tn Inthe inthe the morning session of the convention when a resolution was adopted Indorsing In- In dorsing the national associations association's plans 0 o 0 establish a a. great eat central wool market mar that I and suggesting ket liet at Chicago o. o the Omaha wool warehouses be taken 1 company to be by the storage over used as an auxiliary also that further I accessions and anti extensions be made as os conditions might warrant One of the most important and significant significant sig sig- sig occurrences at the morning resolution resolution resolution meeting was the passing of a Introduced by Co Col E. E J. J Den Dell of tion Wyoming empowering the association association President President- tion to td send a telegram to elect Taft TaCt urging him to retain James of or agriculture M. M Wilson as se creary which was adopted by a unanimous vote ote the Colonel Bell apparently voicing sentiment of ot a large larse number of or the ri hl ates sa 1813 that If Chief Forester Pinchot were allowed anymore any anymore anymore Cifford it on the land question more latitude deal dea would cause wool growers a great of h hardship Officers Arc Are ElC Elected the sessions today W. W H. H During presented 1 an nn elaborate elaborate dab dab- or of Chicago of Manss-of of or establish establish- establishing orate argument in favor faor wool storage warehouse warehouse ware ware- central the ing Ins followed b by Windy City hou house In inthe tho Continued on 00 on 3 5 OGDEN LANDS NEXT MEETING Continued omit from Pa Page lifo o One H. H C. C Brome Drome who spoke In favor of or 0 Omaha Interesting addresses on topics of ot importance to wool growers were cre also made matIe by A A. A J. J of or Chica Chicago o and W. W L. L L. L Co Cosgrif of or Rawlins Wyoming Following is a a. list of officers chosen for the ensuing year President Fred FredT W. W T Gooding Shoshone I Idaho aho Ve Western tern president A. A J. J er Lander Lan Lan- der 1131 WyO Eastern vico president AJ A A- J J. J Cli Chicago secretary George George- GeorgeS S S. S Walker Valker Cheyenne Wyo Yo treasurer Lewis Penwell Helena Holena Mont All the officers wore were elected by y acclamation John E. E Austin of Salt Lake Lale and F. F W W. Harrington of Og Ogden were chosen chos chos- of or the en cn as member and amI alternate executive committee By tomorrow nearly all aJl of the thc visitors tors tOl'S will ve ha-ve left the thc elt city Pocatello has s been hi highly complimented by imy the efforts of or stran strangers for the untiring her citizens in lii entertaining the tho wool growers B. |