Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-14

Immediately said that he would do
the same why not all OF us2' ask
ell Chapman. The suggestion madc
AN immediate hit especially after
Chapman made a short talk tellins
how highly he esteemed the people Of
the territory They are good people
ana need statehood at once. said
Chapman, Hartshorn acted as chair
man and In a few minutes speeches
warmly seconding the motion made
by Chapman had been made by a.
h. McCrlllis. prominent flour mer-
chant of Providence, X. l.. John r.
Pepper, banker OF Memphis, Tenn
Hon. ~ b. Weaver. manufactures, Of
Corinth. Miss; Frank Nj. Hamilton,
editor OF New York, and X. II. Buss-
Ter, retired physician OF Boston
1t didn't take long to do the rest
and when the vote was called for all
of the haif hundred were on their feet
in second.
Secretary on the job.
After the luncheon the visitors
were taken about the city to see the
sights. In autos kindly furnished by
the Southwest Auto company and
McCloskey Auto company. The train
left for the west at four o'clock and
when the travellers returned 10 their
seats they found each one stacked
high with all kinds of literature on
New Mexico thoughtfully placed there
during their brief absence by II. b..
llenlng, secretary OF the Immigration
bureau liberal supply OF the Ask
about New Mexico Cards being IN
cluded.
Every member OF the party was en-
thusiastic over their reception and vis-
II here and their surprise to find such
progressive and enlightened COM
monwealth WAS at times almost comi-
cal.
At Santa he, Secretary 4. =. Rob
inson of the New Mexico Charities En-.
deavor Union and Charles +. Linney
acted as reception committee. ana
their stay in the capital was most en-
joyable and interesting The party
previously stopped over at Kansas
city, Hutchinson and Dodge city kas.
at an OF which places they were roy
ally received. They are a splendid
class Of men, for the most part sub
stantial business and professional
men. whose conversion to the cause
of statehood is most important
More Trains Today.
Three more special trains 10 The
Frisco convention will arrive today;
one of four tourist cars Pullman and
kitchen car arriving at p. m. and
leaving at 4, In charge of Prof. A. \.
Eschman. the Texas international
SUNDAY school workers special with
100 peoplc in four standard Pullmans,
arriving ct p. IN. and leaving at
and the Dixie Special arriving at
and leaving at s, with four tourists
three standard Pullmans and diner
carrying Tennessee Sunday school
workers
In Yesterdays party in addition TO
those already mentioned were the
following;
Justice j. j. Madaren, Of Toronto,
Justice of the kings court of appeals,
one Of the most eminent Jurists of
Canada; president of the international
Sunday School association, January
1905 to 1908,
Principal Elson |. Rexford LII. d.,
Montreal Quebec, president Diocisian
college.
Rev. Wilbur p. Thirkiold. Washing
ton. u. c.. president Howard univer-
sIty. ana Mrs. Pearl Thrkleld.
Hon. John X. Pepper, Memphis
Tenn, banker, leader OF the layman's
missionary movement in the M. Il.
church south. and Mrs. Pepper.
MIR. Don Kinney, banker, Newton,
Kan, member of the international
Prof. Charles II. Hemphlll, Ill. d.
Louisville. Ky; president Southern
seminary
Mr.. A. b. McCullss, Providence II.
l., flour merchant; vice president In
.ernntional association; member OF
worlds executive committee
1Ibl. ira NJ. IliR'f ! IL iftf VI N'N
of Chicago.
Prof. +. G. l1isclin, PHI. D., Chicago,
If Garrett Biblical institute.
Prof. Melancthon Coover d. d.
Gettysburg, Pa, Of the Lutheran col
egc.
Senator n. Il. Broughton, Raj
,igh, ~ G.. member of the lnterna-
ional committee.
Mr.. Frank Hamilton. New York
eader mission work and lesson
writer of note.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Weaver Corlnth, Miss, @
eadlng southern manufacturer mem-
)er of the Interilational committee.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Corinth,
Hiss. field secretary Of the sunday
chool board of the NJ. E. church
south, az teacher of Il mems Bible
lass of 400 men
Prof George w Bingham, Derry, !
I. H. principal Pinkerton academy |
member OF the International commit |
ee.
Mrs George W. Hendrlek. Nashua, |
:. H.. state elementary supcrintend- |
MT
Miss Grace Vandiver Spartanburg, |
/. C.. general secretary OF the South /
'arolina association. and the only /
soman general secretary Ia the In
Sunday school field.
Mr. J. W. VauCarter. Raleigh, y.
:, general secretary Of North Caro-
ma
Rev Thomas ). Saler pastor Of
baptist church. New Bedford Mass.