Arizona republican., 1913-01-05
Big Three Day Session Plans Perfected and Final Arrangements Made for National Live Stock Asso- citation Meeting Here
WILL BE HELD IN
 MUSIC SCHOOL HALL
Many Matters of Vast Im- port to Cattle Industry to Come Up for Discus sion; Experts Will Ad- dress Gatherings

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 dress Gatherings The program committee for the sixteenth annual convention Of the American National Live Stock asso- citation finished it's labors yesterday and transmitted the results of it's eff 1 forts to the printer, who will prepare the printed programs for general dis tribution all over the United States 1 The printed programs are expected
 to come from the press on Tuesday. There will be three busy days of the i convention full of matters of interest 1 of entertainment. and during this time there will be questions of great gravity to the live stock and grazing 1 interests of the United States dis ! cussed. endorsed and put up in such ] shape as to make it possible for leg 1 islation upon those subjects to be passed not only in the cattle states 1 themselves but also by the Federal l government.
 The program is printed below for 1 the first time. The first session all ways a large get acquainted session l will be held as all the other business 1 sessions of the association in the Ari- 1 zona School of Music building on l North Central avenue. A glance at 1 the program for that day will reveal 1 the social nature of the first session. ! The address of President Jastro will 1 be delivered in the morning of the first day. These annual addresses of /! the presidents of the associations are 1 always deliverances of great import
 ance because of the review of the cattle business of the year that is 1 contained therein, and because of the recommendations for needed legisla- 1 ton that are always contained in 1 them
 During the business sessions of the association among the very important matters that have been given especial prominence by the program commit
 tee in the discussions are the "Restor- ation of the Arid Grazing Ranges" 1 and the discussions concerning the l federal control of the open ranges, 1 and the tariff on live stock and meat
 food products Already a great deal | of interest has been expressed in the l meeting especially in the great cattle 1 states of the country. The Texas cat 1 tlemen yesterday transmitted to Sec l retary TOmlinson a list of 150 ap- | pointments as delegates to the con- vention and of this number fully 100 l will be present Other delegation ap- 1 pointments are coming in. The pro- 1 mise appears that the coming meeting 1 will be among the most successful l ever held by the Stockmen- Program l Sixteenth annual convention of | American National Live Stock asso- citation to be held January 1415, 1915. at the Arizona School of Music, on North Center street, 21a blocks north of Adams hotel, Phoenix, Arizona. Headquarters of association during convention hours at the Arizona l school of Music auditorium. and be- tween sessions at the Adams hotel.
 where. members and delegates are re-
 ouested to register and receive badge. First Day
 Tuesday. January 14. 10 a. m. Music
 Convention called to order.
 Invocation, Right Rev, J. w At
 wood. bishop of Arizona.
 ] Addresses of WelcOme-Hon. Geo
 w. P Hunt. governor of Arizona;
 Hon. Lloyd B. Christy, mayor of
 Phoenix: MT Hugh Campbell. presi-
 dent of Arizona Wool Growers asso-
 ciation; Mir Chas. P. Mullen, presi-
 dent of Arizona Cattle Growers asso- citation.
 Responses to addresses of welcome MT C. B. Rhodes, Colorado; MT
 Ed. c. Lasater, Texas; MT, Robert D. Carey, Wyoming. Annual address of president Afternoon Session 2 O'Clock
 Music.
 Introduction of resolutions. Live Stock in san Francisco in 1915" D. O. Livehey, commissioners live stock department Panama Pa f cific International Exposition. "Co-operation," A F. Stryker, sec , retary Omaha Live Stock Exchange
 Omaha Nebraska.
 , "Some Problems in the Restoration of Arid Grazing Ranges Prof. J. j. t Thornber,, botanist, Arizona EXperi- ment station, Tucson. I Report of committee on forest re-
 serves and grazing lands.
 Discussion of Lever Land Leasing l Bill. H. R. 19S57.
 Second Day ? Wednesday. January 15 10 a. m. Music
 ? Introduction of resolutions. administration of Grazing on Our : National Forests" A. F. Potter, as : sistant forester. Washington. D. C. "Some Results of Organization