Arizona republican., 1913-01-15

the hardest, has the greater number of details to attend to and the great est amount Of responsibility on his shoulders. When anyone asks a question the answer is invarit5l,-. Ask Tomhnson" Tomlinson is there cool and collected with the info,ul- tior. just as easy" It's all in 1lnpu-
 ing how,
 Splendid Convention.
 That ohe Ioesent so-,ions of the American National livestock Asso- ciation are the most enjoyable in the history of the association and bid fair to be the most successful ever held, is the expressed opinion Of the hosts Of visiting cattlement The at tendance at the actual meetings ms been d distinct surprise and q joy to
 all the old timers, who have attended sessions in so many cities where 1 they were not appreciated. YesteT- l day the auditorium Of the S 'hOOl of i Music was twice packed with inter i ested crowds listening to the speecnes ! Of the COWmen. One beauty of the affair also seems to be the unanim- i ity of opinion among the cowmen, as expressed in the speeches, and the attenCance of outsiders upon the ses- f sions.
 Jastro Mentioned for Another Term The sentiment for the re election ot Henry 4. Jastro as president of the
 association fer another year tCol
 added strength yesterday, following
 the address in the morning and tht
 reception given MT Jastro, both be
 fore and after its deliverance. The
 president was roundly chee.ed fol
 his address. the full text O. WhicF
 is found elsewhere in this paper
 Entertainment for Visiting Ladies
 The ladies of Phoenix will nee
 the visiting ladies this afternoon 9 the Woman's Club from to !. Il
 tea. and all the ladies Whp hay, ; come to Phoenix for the .\Inoricar l National Livestock convention are in
 vited to attend Mrs. George W P , Hunt. wife of Governor Hunt; Mrs , Lloyd B ChJ isty, wife of Mayo
 Christy, and Mrs. Dwight B Heard will receive. and a number of Phoenil ladies will assist at the reception [ The Woman's Club is at the cOrEe , of Bonnet lane and First avenue , half q block north and one blOcl | west of the Arizona School of Music | where the sessions of the convention are held The building can also b' reached by going one block west ant : three blocks nG tn of the Adam!
 Hotel.
 The Banouet Tonqht
 Arrangements for the big cattle mems banquet tonight have pro g iessed satisfactorily and all is nov in readiness for the feast of reasol and flow Of soul The accOmmoda tions, however. are limited and be cause of this admission can only b had by ticket and the tickets ar' limited to the Arizona Stockgrowers Association and the stockmen in at tendance at the national convention If the committee had honored ever. request that has been made fo tickets it would have been necessar. to have obtained a hall three time as lar ge as the main dining room anC grill of the Adams Hotel. Becaus, Of the limited dining room space tin, ladies will not be able to attend however much the gentlemen ma! Cesire 10 have them.
 FL Paso Badges.
 Early yesterday morning the F, Paso delegation. which were equipped with handsome little Mexican son bre, oes, u which was pinned a gaud! yellow badge bearing the words F PasO, 1914, suddenly sWarmed dOWI into the crowds at the Adams Hote and pinned one of the badges ol every one in sight, at the same tim putting In good word for the Pas.