El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-27
Crack Drill Company Of the
10th Infantry To Glue
Exhibition Thursday.
ROUNDUP SMOKER
TO HAVE. BOXING
Judge Dan Jackson To Be
Corral Boss of Branding
At Auditorium.

& n exhibition drill by a crack
~ company of the 10Th infantry is
among the eleventh hour added
features to the cattIemen's convention
program. The drill will be held Thurs
day afternoon on the big open space
in front of the new FL PasO Union
Stockyards Thursday at 2:50 an auto
trip about the city has been arranged
and in the course Of this the stock
yards viii be visited and the visitors
will witness the drill
Final arrangements for the program
at the smoker, which is to be held
Thursday night at the Mills street
auditorium, were made late this week
by Tom Powers, chairman of the com
mittee There will be three boxing
contests, a four and six round match
and a battle royal Cigars and refresh
ments viii be served throughout the
evening Billy Smith, OF the detective
department, viii give boxing bur
lesque and a mOnOlOg viii be given
by Ivy Began. Judge Dan NJ. Jack
son has been appointed master OF
ceremonies at the smoker.
Badges Distributed This Evening.
Badges will be distributed to the
entertainment COMMITTEES at the Dig
meeting to be held this evening az
s p. m, at the chamber Of commerce.
This meeting will be attended by the
directors Of the chamber Of commerce
members of the entertainment com
mittee, all committeeman OF the Vari-
Gus convention committees and those
interested in the success Of the conven-
tion. At this meeting all rooms that
have been listed for rent viii be can
vassed and final details regarding the
program VIII be completed
The Amarillo delegation. which M
cludes delegates from all points IN the
Panhandle and the PecOs valley. wiz
arrive here on Monday on the Santa
Tra nn7auru viii travel
special train made up Of y coaches
and will number ESQ persons The
chamber Of commerce has been informed
that a large number Of cattlemen
from Arizona and southern New Mexico
will attend. The Albuquerque delega-
ton viii arrive Tuesday morning
Exhibit Limited by Quarantine
Owing to the recent reestabllshmen1
Of the quarantine laws, which virtually
prohibit the importation Of cattle into
New Mexico and Arizona, the exhibit
tiOn Of fine stock at the new Union
stOckyards will not be as large as
was at first planned. Exhibits from
a number Of Texas points VIII be made
however, ". E. TOlbert OF FL Pasos
will exhibit some fine bulls and W
O'Brien. of Hereford, viii send down
a shipment of Hereford bulls A
number of the cattlemen also have
written. reserving space The stock eX-
hibited will be for sale and, as it can
not go into New Mexico and Arizona
the only market left is Texas.
Mrs. W. r. Brown has been placed
in charge Of the grand ball which
will be held Wednesday night at the
auditorium. Monday morning a large
force Of men will set to work scour-
ing the floors and decorating both the
interior and exterior Of the building
1t is expected that there will be about
so couples in the receiving line and
fully 100 young women attending
feature Of the ball will be the dancing
of a number Of the new dances by local
experts. c. A. Beers has been appoint
ed floor manager.
Corral Bosses to be Busy
All the corral bosses will be given
badges and Will look after the visitors
During the entire convention they will
circulate about the hotels and
convention headquarters and be on
hand to see that the various numbers
of the program are carried out on
schedule time and that all Of the
visitors are included in the different
events.
Besides having music at all OF the
meetings of the association and at the
various entertainments, arrangements
have been made for street concerts
each morning before the sessions open.
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