El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
MOOSE Will BE
GUESTS Of CITY.
Fair Delegation to Be Given
Booklets; Chamber of
Commerce Dinner.

More than 200 copies Of the Fl Paso
book will be distributed on the train
that will bring the Moose delegation to
FL Paso on July 16. In each of the
books Will be a special folder giving
the reasons why FL Paso is the best
location for the 100000 Moose sani-
tarium. Announcement Of this was
made Tuesday afternoon by DR.. F. p.
Miller at a meeting Of the board Of di-
rectors Of the chamber of commerce.
Arrangements will be made by the
local lodge to have a man meet the
train at Csrrizozo, \. NJ, or some other
point up the line so that the booklets
viii all be distributed and read before
the delegates, who are on their way to
the California fairs, arrive in FL PasO-
Besides this, 1900 copies of the Brief
Facts About FL Paso" booklets will be
mailed by the Moose to all Of the lodges
in the country
Decide on Site July 10.
The Moose delegation will be met at
the union station by a committee
headed by c. Z. Kelly. An auto trip
over the city and an inspection Of pos
sible sites for the sanitarium will fol-
low. The delegation will then be pre-
scented with souvenir Mexican hats and
will then leave for san Diego, where
on July 19. final decision as to the To-
The chamber Of commerce will aid
the coming DOna Ana county fair, which
is to be held this fall, by a subscription
OF $3.50. II was voted that this dOna-
ton be made on the understanding that
no effort be made by those connected
with fair TO secure advertisements or
raise subscriptions in FL Paso-
Dry Farming Exhibit.
FL PasO will have an exhibit at the
International Dry Farming and Soil
Products congress at Denver, to be held
late in September The cost OF INSTALL
F0o ha awhshfH he cd
to the chamber Of commerce following
the completion Of the congress, viii be
about $500. Work on growing a suita-
bic exhibit viii be started at once, un-
der the direction Of the land and irri-
cation committee and A g. Graham,
county farm demonstrator.
Malcolm Fraser, the new secretary Of
the chamber Of commerce, outlined his
plans for securing 1000 members for
the chamber The first move in the
campaign viii be the holding Of a dol
lag dinner on the roof of Hotel PasO
del NOrte. at which present members
Of the chamber Of commerce will each
bring a prospective member This din
ner will be held at 1880 o'clock June L.
Mr.. Fraser and Robert Krakauer viii
be in charge Of the arrangements Of the
"Trip OF Fl Paso delegates TO the opening
OF the Mascot railroad on June Is
Oklahoma Tourists Coming.
A party Of tourists from Oklahoma
lily VIII arrive mere july 10 at = a. III.
and stay over until 9 p. m. The enter
tainment committee will cooperate with
Garrett King, Of the Southwestern, in
entertaining the visitors.
An invitation to send the secretary
Of the chamber OF commerce to Chicago
to attend the special municipal adver-
Using day session Of the Adclub con-
ventiOn was declined on the ground that
the advertising committee Of the
chamber Of commerce viii be repre-
scented by R E. sherman.
Farm Experts Report.
The report Of A c. Graham, farm
,7cmonstrator. was read The report
lows that 81 farmers and a total OF
s. farms were visited One meeting,
attended by . farmers. was adressed-
Forty copies Of state and national farm
ing bulletins were distributed Two
farmers are now conducting demOnstra-
tons Mr.. Graham, in his report. urges
closer relationship between growers and
produce merchants, and comments on
the interest being taken by farmers In
the breeding of dairy cows and hogs.
The annual audit Of the books Of the
chamber will soon be made Those at
tending the meeting were President
r B. Orndorff, Walter Kohlberg, Harry
Potter George Clements. Malcom Fra
ser. Z. E. Neff W. G. Roe and George
LeBarOn-