The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
Only Routine Business and Oc.
casional Addresses Occupy
Initial Gathering Of Pan
handle Association.
COMMITTEES NAMED
BY PRESIDENT NATIONS
George S.Klock Extends Wei.
come of City and all its Or.
ganizations and Mayor Tom
Lea Responds.

The first meeting OF the Panhandle
,nd Southwestern S,ockmcn's ussucla-
ION was held ~ the national guard
,fmurv with packed house th,s
norning President j. ~ Nations ot
he association called II Ia order His
tirst oificia, action was To invite the
fncmbors ot the Albuquerque cham
Der OF Commerce ana Commercial
Albuqucrquo to take seats on thc
platform. The members of the *
rcutiNc board ot the association were
seated on the first rows In front ol
he rOstrum
Bishop Frederick T. Howdcn, Of
his city. hcnd of the Episcopal do
cse. delivered the Invocation. after
hich the association president tn
reduced ,;cotTo :. klock. who made
h. address ot welcome.
MI Knock was selected by the
mayor and commercial bodies at this
ity to welcome the stot kmen. Mr..
klock ouly gave words To th, wei
onc already extended to the stock
men hy the city, and with them the
initrd expression of welcome OF the
ommcrcial bodies of the c,ty. You
ne not regarded a. strangers said
Nj kiook and We want YOU To- await
ourselves Of the opportunities of the
itS,' The speaker pointed To thc
bower possesscd hy the stoc kmcu
An iraternai organizations ar,
,iddine you welcome said Mir
Nlock. Even the lodge goats will
,c exhibited.
The speaker pointed out the grow
ng cooperation between The packer
snd the raiser There no longer .N-
sts jealousy between these mon
md through co-opcration their mu'
ual interests have been fnstercd. h,
'aid. We can praise the packer
without any diminution to ouy
'.lves,' said the speaker, and we ar,
h glad To see those elements of Co
,pcration"
The response To the address III
Ne, oine was mad, by Mayor Ton
.ca Of III Paso.
4 was locked la ear with Bin
Amonett last night, said Mayor Lea
and he talked to me all night ahos
his race for the secretary ship w
omc here with all kindness and an
nioSing the generous hospitality ~
fopr city. | am not a Cattlcnan, bti
handle tho bull IN III Paso"
Mr. Lea mentioned III. tragedy II
III pasu yesterday when several per
(Ons were burned to death, ana sal,
hat the hYarts oi the delegation fror
ha, city were swept down 10y IL "bG
fuch Is ME said Nj. Lea, "ou
.ntry ~ enjoying peace. and ma
over he So believe ~ peace Wit
honor. and bclie,e that the stoc',
|n.n ni Texas New Mexico ana Ar
BONA are uf The same opinion, Whc
saw this great gathering of cattle
men rise to the strains of our n"
lonai song | Iclt proud to hc .
Nmcri,an. 10 be from the plains a
he southwest, To- be kissed by IN
'unshinc ana broozes of IN" south
Nrst was born IN Missouri an
pame tu the southwest aud ana sia
- say that nv two little sons "a.
ha'No bonn Texans II the rrn
should ever COME I should tell thcf
% go forth Tor the country : honor.
He said that lel Paso is nov Nlht
lueruu.'s guest, and that ~ Pasu
lways glad to he Alhuquciauc hos
4, stated that he realized that IN
section OF the country Is the res
home nt the stockman He point'
,ut the merits ot ~ Pasu. her pos
ION her wide-awaks boosters, mt
who believe t. the future, her eve
busy industry, aud lastly. her futur
According to the bylaws of u
ssoc ia,ion constitution, two con
mites were 10 he appointed ny u
president al the beginning of the c"l
.ntion, As a committee On t"sol
ions President Nations named !.
Airte of Marta, TeNo chairman;
per Wilson, III haso, and Robe
Moody Canadian. The second coi
niitoc. on bylaws ~ announced
npc president, II T.. H. iirainard, g
madam. chairman, \. H. McMilien. \
buuuerque, aud Tom Love, sler
Blanca.
The regular routine of business =
,mircd less than an hour, and Pre'
lnt Nations announced that talks
members oi the association would
N order. Colonel Fuqua was call