The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
MISS MULHALL
WILL CON EST
Oklahoma Girl TO Rope a Wild
Steer.
PROGRAM is COMPLETED
Temple Houston to be One of
the Speakers.
COLEMAN AND FRANCIS
Two Ex-Cabinet Ministers
VIII Also be Present.

The stockyarls men were down town
yesterday completing arrangements for
the Cattlemen's Convention and were
feeling mighty good over the prospects
for one of the biggest times Wichita has
ever had.
I'VE viii have three days of the great
est sport you have ever seen said
a. p. Moore. who IS in charge OF the pro-
gram Of sports.
I'VE are feeling good" said NJ. ".
Paus,h. for the complete success of the
convention is now in sight"
Wichita won't Ice more than able to
hold the people who are coming" said
Ed Healy.
Fred Dold said: I'VE are going to make
this thing a greater success than anybody
dreaEs of
1T VIII be worth a half a million dol
lars O Wichita" said Billy Bolton, Of
The " Oodward Live Stock Inspector.
This thing viii be a great event" said
Ex-Conl vessman Jerry Simpson, who has
Just retL Ened from Pecos Valley. where
nc enjoye u hunting California quails with
Frank Morgan Everywhere / have
been they are talking about the coming
meet at Y 1chita. The people are inter
ested in It gay down in New Mexico and
they are co ming up"
Mr.. sinrps on VIII deliver the welcom-
ing address IN bofalf of the people OF
Wichita and Judge A C. Cunningham.
of Woodward, VIII respond on behalf of
n ,,F Dt-T
hona Livestock Association.
The program OF sports is very com
plete Letters are coming in from all
uuarters by m en who wish TO contest
In the rBroncho, Busting feature, for
which additional new prizes are being Of
fered every day Jack Dav.dson's spurs,
The best prize aside of the cash, are on
exhibition and ? iany who have seen them
say that they " III make the rivalry Keen.
Clarence r. Fulton ana Greenfield
Brothers are alap Offering special Trizes.
Miss Lucil Minkall, daughter Of Jack
MmhaH. of Okla homa, p young lady who
has been praised by President Roosevelt
for her prowess with the rope, has en-
tered into the 5.oping contest and viii
make it mighty Interesting for the male
contestants.
ne RETSiLnllOh AdLO OF ~ OCQRdTQ. IS
coming az. fun arrangements having
bee ncomplcted yesterday Tor their en-
gagemont The band consists of twenty
members whose uniform is that Of the
wild uncurried cowboys, with pistols
spurs and high-heel boots. They cause
reat sensation wherever they 70 and
ran play music that would wake the
dead
Mrs II c. Campbell. Of this city who
Is chairIna Iof the ladies' committee, an
nounced yesterday that she had arranged
Tor a brilliant reception fer the wives
ma daughters Of cattlemen as well also
a drive through the places OF most at
traction in Wichita.
The program committee have completed
their work and tire program in fun. sub
jet to improvemeVt is rs follows:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II
ESQ a. m
Music 10y sanford's Military Band.
i0:30 a M
Prayer. Rev. Bruce Griffith.
Address of Welcome Hon. Jerry Simp-
son. for Mayor B. r Mclean
Response, Hon. A. G. Cunningham, Of
Woodward, for President A T. Wilson.
u.20 a. M
Business Session.
Report Of Secretary of the Association.
Report of Treasurer.
Report of Executive Committee
Election OF Officers.
appointment Of Special Committees.
Adjournment.
No afternoon session. Attend special
taies, visit stocHyards. get acquainted.
$50 a. M
Music by Cornet Bands at Convention
Hall
k.e0 p M
Prayer. Rev. Bruce Griffith
Then and Now" Gen. W. W. Guth-
Eie of Atchisoa.
Music by Wichita Quartet.
He Was Teuderfoot Miss Estelle
Is. Bark. Of Wichita
Music, hv Cornet Band from OkI7h-fna
livestock LEGISLATION. Hon Norman
] Colman. drst secretary Of Agriculture
q United States.
Music
Phanae Cob Miss Gail sutton. Nioh-
Its-
Beef and Brains Hon. + d. Coturn.
next secretary of agriculture Of Uuited
States.