Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-27

and freely express themselves as be- ing highly pleased with the work that has been done so far. The work which is being done. it is thought. iii prove a wonderful stimulus to the growth of the Y. M. c. A. in the southwest where the need for such an organization is great
 Thompson's Address. | This mornings session began at g o'clock with the usual song service. At 9:15 the "Haf-hour With The Book" under the leadership of Rev. F.. w. Simonson, began
 The principal feature of the morning. however, was the address by James R. Thompson, social secretary. on the theme: Through the Social to the intellectual man" MT Thompson is a man who has devoted great many years to the Y. M. c. A. work through out the country and is also most earnest and interesting talker. MT. Thompson only arrived this morning and had made no preparation for talk ing any active part in the morning well directed and the subject handled '
 6isbee Secretary Talks.
 D. w. Pollard, general secretary of the Bisbee association, followed Mir. Thompson with an address which was instructive and entertaining. He con fined his remarks principally to the difficulties encountered by the asso- citation in it's work in this country, handling his subject in a very prac- tical manner. He reviewed the history of the Bisbee association at some length and spoke of the obstacles which the association had overcome in reaching its present growth.
 | MT. Goodman, who spoke yesterday, was again on the program this morn ing and entertained the delegates for some time upon ."The Associations Re- ligious Opportunity Among Industrial Men"
 Work Reviewed.
 He reviewed the nStory of the work of the association among the indus | Following were the statements enumerated many Of the difficulties that beset the association workers among this class of men. His address was full of interest Following MT. Goodman's address came a general discussion upon the dangers confront ing the work of the association in which a great many of the delegates took deep interest
 The conference adjourned at II: 30. l This afternoons session promises to be the most interesting one yet held, when the real practical work of the conference will be taken up. Sev- ersl very interesting addresses will be made and the session will close with a business session.
 Afternoon Program.
 Camp for men and boys, c. E. Buch- ner, director gymnasium, Bisbee. Dis cussion 5:00, Business Methods and Management" W. J. Barnes, general secretary, Las Vegas, New Mexico discussion; 5:45 business session {; 6:00. adjournment.
 Night Session.
 l Popular session ir the gymnasium l; l7:30, song service: 7:45, "The Asso. citation and the Church." MT. Titus 1915, ''The Association and the Phys ical Welfare of the Community" Ed win Kettle. general secretary, Douglas, Arizona; S:45, Stereopticon address.
 Wednesday Afternoon Session.
 The afternoon session yesterday was an exceedingly interesting one F. NJ. Goodman, secretary of the re ligious work, contributed largely to | the success O. the afternoon by a very interesting and instructive talk upon the topic: Through the social to the Intellectual Man" His remarks were well directed and were listened to with a great deal of attention by all of the delegates.
 At the close of the afternoon meet | ing Rev MT Mcleod of Fl Paso, ex- pressed the sentiments of all present when he said: Before this session closes I wish to bear this word of test. imony. l have attended great many conventions, conferences, assemblies and synodical meetings and I am glad to state that l have gotten more real practical help from this days confer. ence than any similar meeting I ever attended"
 | Banquet Last Night.
 The banquet at the Y. M. c. A. la.t night was decided success Plates were arranged for 125 persons and there was not vacant place at the tfhlc. An excellent repast was serv. Cd. w. B. Cramer did the honors oi toastmaster in the absence of w. s French. who was unable to be present and made very acceptable substitute Alter tne banquet came the speaking Some very able addresses were made The toasts were all upon well selected and appropriate subjects.
 | Delegates in Attendance.
 The following is the list of delegates in attendance on the conference: Agricultural College. Mesilla Park IN. M.-Geo. G. Heide, Edw Bedding J. l.. Prichard, A. N. O'Rear, P. Searcy Balland, J. R. Gilchrict, Herbert N. Al lerman, Herbert c. Stewart, J. E Mundell, S. R. Mickell, John R. Mac Arthur, Dewitt W. McWilliams, liar vey Forsythe, Frank E. Lester. w. W Gallacher, l.. A. Miller, Earl Wilson F. C. Hornbrook, w. Enidicott. Johr Snsenan, Dean w Bloodgood, E. c Howe.
 E -Paso.-L. R. O'Rear, A. H. Bol jton, J. o. Miller, R. l.. Stewart, Johr F. Blinn. Carl H. Jacobs, c. W. O Martin, J. W. Terrell, Robt. F. Will Hams. J. H. Nations, w. Edward Nc Leod, W. D. McIlvaine, K. w. Greene Curtis N Woods, R. s. Jackson, F. N Waits and E. N. Bray
 Las Vegas W l. Barnes Thos A