Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

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Secretary Egan OF the Commercial
club yesterday delivered eighty tickets
TO boosters who will man the Albu-
querque special when IL leaves tomor-
row night for III paso and the cattle
mems convention.
Tieketholders are expected to re-
serve their Pullman berths. They
may do this tomorrow at the Santa
lie ticket office. Reservations will be
made at any time that day. If YOU
want lower berth you had better be
there early.
The train will leave here about mid
night tomorrow However. It will be
made up and standing on one of the
tracks in front OF the station about
0.30 or 10 o'clock, so early retirers
need not be kept up later than their
usual bedtime ty the late departure
The special will be made up of five
sleepers and Il smoking ear.
Doran and MandciI TO Clovis.
Tom Doram proprietor OF the
Montezuma hotel of Santa Fc, ar
rived here yesterday. lie and County
Treasurer NJ. Mandell will leave this
morning for Clovis 10 meet the spe-
cial from Canadian Tex on which
the Amarillo people are reported to
he going TO Iil Paso The Canadian
cattlcmen sent Mr. Doran an urgent
invitation 10 meet tho train. Their
plan Is to pledge everybody on 1t to
vote for Albuquerque. The Amarillo
delegation also will be- converted II
genial fellowship and persuasive ora
tory can convert It,
George Arnot left last night to join
~. Ia. 4a.l.
onel. according to advlecs received
yesterday. has launched the Albuqucr-
que boom. Mr.. Arnot will assist him
in rolling II along.
After sizing up the situation, Col
onel Sellers yesterday telcgraphcd the
Commercial club that Il was To be a
fight between Albuquerque and ANA
rillo. All New Mexico men should
unite for this city. he wired. Hun
drcds are boosting for this city al
ready A great crowd Is on the
ground now.
More Want to Go With Boosters.
Secretary Egan yesterday received
applications from several tardy boost
ers for space on the special They
were accommodated II there are
others who want to go room VIII be
found for them even IL II Is necessary
TO add another sleeper. However.
ihey should telephone Mr. Egan at the
Commercial club~-telephone No. a.
By tonight.
Arrans smeris have been made for
taking care Of the women. Among
this number viii be Mrs, A. II, McMil-
len Mrs Ed Dtero and Mrs J. w.
Elder. MI MoMillen, Mr, utefo atd
Dr Elder will accompany them. They
will have siaterooms.
Secretary Egan will be train cap
tain Frank Mckee. cashier OF the
First National bank, will be cheer
leader.
The train will stop al Rincon for
ia eakfast 1t will enter III Pas9 about.
40 a m, Tuesday.
Banners were painted yesterday,
Several are twelve feet long by three
feet wide. An Interstate Commerce
ruling prohibits the hanging OF lan-
ners on she outside of the train the
committee learned Of this, however,
without great deal Of disappointment
since the special is expected to nave
effect only in f,i Paso and moi long
the route
amarillo u Hopeful.
fhe AMARILLO DAILY News comments
that the tide seems to he iii~nin.s in
favor OF the Panhandle town. The
News estimates that between eco and
20n people will 40 out of Amarillo
today The estimate includes those
who come from the east and north
east on beth the Santa Re and Roca
Island lines. however
The News admits II viii he no easy
fight bat counts strongly upon from
soc to soc Texans 20 carry the elee-
ton.