The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-01
GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED.

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GOOD PROGRAM ARRANGED.
cattIemen Will Have Good Time =,
Next C6nvention.
Oklahoma City. .. T., JAN IA snlep.
| did program has been arranged for the
Oklahoma Live Stock association meeting
which viii be held in Oklahoma civ on
February 10, H. and II. president. VIII
son and Secretary Bolton have worked
hard to make the meeting a success a nd
will succeed.
/ The association has grown from a small
beginning to a powerful and influential
organization; each succeeding year the
membership has grown; the attendance
at its conventions and interest in its de-
alterations and pleasures have increased
TO such an extent it is consercat ive,v
estimated that COCO members and visi-
tors will be present at the coming meet
ing.
The following program for the conven-
| ton has been arranged. and will prove
the most interesting OF any the associ-
alton has had:
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1o-9 A. NJ.
Music-By Military Band
10 a. m.-Convention called to order
Address of Welcome-Hon. c. G. Jones.
mayor. and Hon. s. c. Heyman. president
Chamber Commerce. Oklahoma City.
Response-By the president of the asso-
citation, Abner T. Wilson. Kiowa. Kan.
Business session.
appointment of the following:
Quarantine committee
Legislative committee.
Resolutions
Constitution and bylaws.
Membership
Reports of officers.
Adjournment.
No afternoon session: attend specia,
livestock sales: visit the city and get
acquainted.
7:3o p. m.-Music-By Cornet band at
Convention hall.
500 p. m.-Pfayer-Rev.
Vocal music.
The Livestock Census-Hon. LIE Grande
Powers, chief statistician. Washington, d.
c.
Reading-Miss Estelle G. Burke. wich-
tia, Kan.
Music-By Cornet band
oklahoma Cattle Raisers--Hon Thos.
B. Ferguson. governor of Oklahoma.
Vocal music.
THE Livestock Industry of Oklahoma.
Past and Present'-w. E. Campbell. Win
chester, o. T.
Music-By Cornet band
The Stockman and the S6kte Of Okla
homa"-Coi. J. w. Johnson, Oklahoma
City.
Reading-''The Spanish Pony"-Afiss
Estelle Burke.
"America'-By the audience, led by
Cornet band.
Adjournment. -
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 11-s:so A. NJ.
Music-By band.
900 a. m.-'The Tick and How the
Small Stockmen Max Be Rid of Them.
Secretary. Y. E. Beemblossom., of the
Livestock Sanitary Board of Oklahoma.
1.-THE Spletic of Tick Fever. and the
Federal Quarantine Line in Okiahoma''-
Col. A. r Dean. agent Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry in the United States
Five minutes discussion and questions
by members of the association.
Dipping and Its Results"-Prof. G.
NJ Moore. Kansas City, Mo.
Adjournment.
No afternoon session. Special sales of
fine cattle. Trading and leasing Bronx
riding at park.
EVENING
All members of the association win be
the guests of Oklahoma City at opera
house. Tickets free to members; admis-
sion to others at usual prices.
THURSDAY, FEB. 12-s:30 A M
Musc-By Cornet band
900 a. m.-"Board of Agriculture and Its
White, Shawnee, o. T.
"reminiscences of a Cow Pncher"-
Hon. Oh. s. Mcclure, congressman-elect
from Oklahoma.
What's What. Among Cattlemen'-
Col L. A. Allen, Kansas City, Mo.
What Caused the Increase at ST.
Joseph"-M. B. Irwin. traffic manager
ST Joseph Stock Yards company.
Cattle Raising and Feedingin the
Usage and Other Indian Reservations
s. D. Soldani Ponca City.
The Commission Man and the Shipper"
Ct NJ. Walden. president Live Stock
Exchange, Kansas City. Mo-
Below Quarantine'-O. w. Matthews.
secretary and treasurer Fort Worth Stock
Yards company.
Near by Markets"-Col. ". r. Dulaney
manager Union Stock Yards. company.
Wichita, Kan.
Reports Of committees ana adoption Of
same.
Appointment and confirmation of exc
cutive committee for ensuing year.
Selection OF place for holding next an
nual convention. by vote OF members
only.
Final adjournment OF convention for
1896
Music by Cornet band.
No afternoon session. Special sale Of
registered cattle. Great roping contest
at park.
$50 D. m-Grand Cattlemen's BAH.
Adds
TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY.
After Five Years Relatives Learn Of
Chickasha Mans Death.
Chickasha. /. T. Ian 5i--Mr. Ben Kin