El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-01
AMARILLO COMES
WITH BRASS BAND.
The Panhandle Delegation
Comes on Special to Land
the 1916 Convention.

Amarillo is here with bells on and
a brass band attachment. The pan
( handle delegation arrived Monday morn
ing on a special train, over the Santa
Fe, with an overflow crowd coming
over the Southwestern by way Of Tu-
cumcari, n. NJ. It required y coaches
to bring the panhandle folk down 10
the convention and they say another big
crowd will be here Tuesday as reserves
and reinfOrcementS to aid in the fight
for the 1916 convention which Amarillo
is making with Albuquerque.
The Amarillo delegation. led by presi-
dent p. H. Landergin, of the panhandle
association, declare that they are work
ing to take the convention back to the
place where it was born. They say
they have attended the Oklahoma City
convention last year, the FL PasO con-
vention this year and they want the
honor of entertaining the convention
next year. They say they will not stop
work for a minute until the convention
city is named Thursday by the cOnven-
ton. They have a number Of some Of
the most prominent men in the associa-
tiOn working for Amarillo for the next
convention and express confidence that
they will get the honor next year. This
is all that Amarillo is after, they say,
and they will concentrate their efforts
on getting the 1916 convention.
Has Strong Delegation.
In addition to president Landergin,
VINO came on the special, the Amarillo
delegation is depending upon W. n.
FuqUa, who VIII be here Tuesday to
aid their cause materially before the
convention. Lee Bivins, treasurer of
the association, is also member of the
delegation and working for Amarillo.
Mayor j. n. Beasiey, Of Amarillo, will
be here Tuesday to lead the fight on
the floor of the convention. B. 7. Ware,
president, and c. T. Ware. cashier of
the Amarillo National bank; F A.
White and @ Grin also leading
in the fight for the convention.
The Amarillo delegation was met at
the union station by the reception COM
mittee and marched downtown behind
the Amarillo military band3
Names Of Delegates.
The members of the delegation are:
j. ". S. Hutchings, Oklahoma City;
Scott Stringfello, Amarillo; W. W.
Lewis. Canadian: G. B. Coots, Romero;
Henry Lyman, Charming; Geo. Sitter,
Mclean; +. T. Herring, Elk City; A. o.
Sweet. Wellington; b T. Davis, Erick;
]. A. Want st. Joe, Mo-; Q. H. Nelson
NJ. Price, Strauord; p. ]. Becker. Ana
rillo; F. NJ. Ong, Amarillo; l. E. Nc
MahOn, Amarillo; w. R. Maatsler, ANA
rillO; T. A. Morrison, Amarillo; L. Z.
Burleson. Amarillo; r. T. Bishop and
wife, Tulia; Geo. NJ. Roach, Amarillo;
j. A. Slaton, Amarillo; A. n. Rossen,
Plainview: F. L. Moore, Plainview; G.
A Burson. Amarillo: c. T. Herring
Byrd, Amarillo; Roy Reed. Amarillo;
j. L Mcdonald and wife, Amarillo;
John J. Kuber. Miami; W. c. Milan,
Memphis; ]. c. Loren, Amarillo: Robert
s. Reed, Childress; Carl Moore, ANA
rillO: JOt Montgomery, Memphis; F. A
Finch, Memphis: W. r. Herring, ANA
rillO;; Miss Alice Landergin, Amarillo;
Mrs A. v Curtis Amarillo; Mrs. G. R
Garner, Amarillo; Mrs. 7. A. Curtis,
Mrs. JOt Montgomery, Mem
phis; r. NJ. Basater, Panhandle; A. r.
Let's, Clarendon; Lee Wilxs, Panhan-
die. Joe Sneed. Amarillo. ]. L. Harrison,
Panhandle: sam F. T,unn. Amarillo: 3.
w. Gray, Amarillo; Chas. Keeys, ANA
riloi E. Ramey, Hereford; w. ".
Philips, HEREFORD G. R.. Jewel Here l
ford John A. Newman, Miami; Newt $
Locke, Miami; ]. G. Lard. Miami; B. F.
Jackson. Miami; J. B. Baird. Pampa;
Roy l. Morrison, Miami; John ".
Pickett Amarillo; ". F. Roberts, ANA |
rillo; c. B. Reeder, Amarillo; B. H
lowry, Copley; W. G. Russell, Lubbock; |
". L. EllWOOd. Lubbock: Joe Powell |
Plainview; Fred Horbrugh, Amarillo; T. !
I. Martin, Jr Oklahoma; Robert Tur-
ner, Clarendon Lee Bivins, Amarillo; /
Geo. S. Williams Amarillo; Ross Harp,
PlainvieW; c. n Mcfarland Amarillo; {
r. NJ. Broyles, Amarillo; Jas. A. Cox, /
Amarillo; Chas. Mcfarland, Amarillo; |
". E. BledsOe, Alternately; Myrtle GlOze,
Abernathy; Mrs. Joe Powell, Plainview;
Mrs. W. 9. Russell, Amarillo; Tom Cur /
RE, Amarillo; L. A. Wells, Amarillo; |
. + W IT'S -AIidIlAAOs rat W alLLOrLn, !
B. T. Ware, Amarillo: ".
O Bryen and wife, Hereford; J. c. |
Studer, Amarillo; w. D. F'irber, Cana /
dian; r A. Moody, Amarillo; John I. |
Wilson, Hereford; J. d. Burkett, Here
lord: W. R. Hoyt and wife, Canadian;
3. P. Reid Mobbetie; R. L Bailey, |
hobbetie; W. S. Carter. Amarillo; M
,. Bivins, Amarillo; c. T. Ware, ANA
lilo; =. u. Pickens, Miami; W. e. Tandy,
canadian; Ed Calhoun, Miami: E. J.
Dickens, Miami: W. Fl. Dial, Miami;
,. Brooks, Amarillo; T. N. Cunningham.
Miami; Frank A Fore, Memphis: /. L !
briggs, Clarendon; Minnie Kelley. Pan
landle; e. Kenny, Lubbock; W A. |
Brooks. Pampa; n. B. Lovett, Pampa:
Mrs. Cal Merchant. Panhandle: Cal
Merchant Panhandle; Rich. Goblin,
Groom; ]. H. Gibson. Memphis: c. ".
ones, Lubbock: J. S. Wynn, Pampa: J
drs II. B. Loving, Pampa; W. E. Schott,
,ilverton; ". r. Picke, Memphis; r. A. |
Wagner, Groom; II. Z. Perry, Amarillo; |
/. b Wilks, Panhandle: J. D. Dickson,
'anhandle; C. Coffee, Miami; Geo. Ger
ach and wife, Canadian; Miss Gerlach,
canadian; c. T. Herring, Amarillo: u
+ Mcdonald and wife, Silverton: r. G.
3yrd Amarillo; z. Brooks Amarillo.
Roy Reed, T. L Coffee, Miami; Nick