| Show BOOSTERS LAND V 1910 CONVENTiON Lively Struggle for Next Meeting Place Ends in Victory for Junction City Big Gathering of a Decided Success Speech of Judge Heywood Landed Montana Vote P f I J Kiesel a Strenuous Worker I What the tho Ogden delegates to the National convention at Pocatello which was concluded last night started out to accomplish has been done Ogden Ogdon n him has been selected 5 as ns the next mooting place of the wool growers which will be lie next ear 1910 The struggle for fOI the convention of or 1910 UIlO was a lively one and Ogden camo came out victor largely because of o the push and enthusiasm of the Og Ogdon Ogdon don thou Boosters who left the city only a few days clays ago determined to land the lie 1910 convention Denver was a hard fighter In the tho contest and polled a he heavy iy vote for forthe forthe the thc honors honor but Ogden Ogdon was a little too loo 00 strong for tho the city elt of or the plains plain am tint succeeded In landing tho the prize V The final count gave Ogden and Denver All AU the tho Ogden boys did splendid work in securing this much coveted convention anti and It Is IB said mI that Judge Heywood Howoo president of oC the tho Weber Club of Ogden struck the hap happy hapPY py responding chord for fori Ogden In a characteristic speech which he Is capable of or delivering gaining the 31 38 votes olos from the tho Montana delegation for Ogden The Honorable 1 Kiesel and others of Ogden did great work worl toward securing the tho convention for the Junction City The Th Ogdon Ogden delegates to tho the conven convene convention convention tion with the tho largo number of Ogden Boosters will return home today toda Ac According According According cording to telephonic advices they the are arc arcen very en happy happ over the victory gained and will return home feeling they have done a n good turn for Ogden The Tho he annual convention of or ortho tho the National of America ended last night with tho the election of officers and tho the selection of o Ogden Utah as the next place of meeting Fred Fied W V Gooding Goodin of Shoshone wan wait wn reelected president George S Wal Val Walker ker of Cheyenne was again chosen as secretary and Lewis Penwell of Hele Helena na un was Avas once on co more thord selected as trea treasurer treasurer treasurer surer A J of Vol Chicago suc sue succeeded Joseph E Wing of Mechanic burg 0 as castein cast supervisor and and an l A J J 1 ot oL Laramie Wyo Vo V succeeded Dr Dl J T TWilson M Wilson of or Wyoming as western vice president V V Gifford head of tho the Na National National National Forestry bureau wat wa as given a arap arap rap in tho the following resolution We Te regret to 6 learn by hy telegraphic correspondence submitted to this con that the United States fores ores oresti l ti or l has found occasion for exceptions I in n tho the actions or O considerations here heretofore heretofore given him or the service he represents by this association or by hr individual members thereof t tIt It has been and is the purpose of o othis this association to treat all official representatives of tho the national and antI I slate governments with the consideration lion tion due gentlemen and the offices hey hold and to discuss questions involving the th great industry we represent represent represent sent with becoming dignity antI and with that honest frank franl straightforward manner mannel which we ask of f all those who oppose our views and which become the Uie traditions of American citizenship Wo We feel that tho the honorable forester I I has bas misinterpreted tho the motive and of this association in former conventions In a ar manner annor that has given unwarranted offense of mso to him himat himat I at it the time lime that It reflects upon tho the dignity fall fairness ness and candor of this as association The rIte telegraphic tel correspondence rc ro erred frred to V In the resolutions includes messages supplemental to telegrams recently rec passed between Secre Secretary Secretary tary ary Walker of or the national association tion tI n and Chief Forester Pinchot in iii which the tho latter said in response to an Invitation to attend the Pocatello con that until such stick time as u the I Ia association a gave assurance of a l de do desire o sire to discuss national forest matters matterson on and more unselfish rounds grounds tItan than heretofore he would not feet Ceet jus juts tilled in iii accepting an Invitation to at attend tenth tend such convention con mUon Resolutions were adopted opposing any iny in the present tariff on wool and recommending the establish establishment ment 11 nt In Chicago of a central depot or national wool warehouse and he lie creation of an auxiliary warehouse at a Omaha The rho creation of forest reserves enes was was commended so o long as ut i ithe the tim plan did not impose additional V taxes Lues n es upon Ullon the livestock Industry The extension of ot grazing permits and I Ithe the he reduction of grazing fees feeR were also arso recommended Tho The practice of tho forestry service in imposing without trial fines on grazers in forest reserves was vas denounced The creation of state stale commissioners for the conservation of ot natural resources for Cor the hue benefit of o citizens was recommended and Ogden All trains tr i s from the cast east I are arc practically on oIl schedule llla time thud and aud andI t huile ator waler is itt high at various points I on cn the iho Utah division and between and a nil Cheyenne no serious washouts are apprehended or 01 danger from track conditions anticipated Oregon Short Line trains vere ere also nearly on Ume time and anti while the track I Is reported soft at various points be between bet tween t Ogden and Pocatello and east and west vest from that point no serious Ie in the service is enter entertained by operating officials of or that system The Tho cold weather north of 01 Pocatello on the Montana division has left the lie track in good goot condition and no delays of or any an nature are being experienced e between Pocatello and anti Butte the latter city depending large largely ly on Short Line Lino trains at this timo owing to serious delays and lion of traffic on the Northern Pa Pacific tilde Great Northern and Milwaukee s stems I |
