Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-18
BIG DELEGATION
To PASS CITY IS
CLUBS AMBITION
Considerable Number Of Boost
ers Already Have Signed
Roll but More Are Needed
10 Impress StOCkmen,

Additions 10 the Albuquerque dele
CATION which will attend the meeting
Of the National Livestock association
AZ III paso On the Goth Of this month
are desired In the way OF stockmen
and business men Of the city. While
q considerable number already has
signed up TO attend the meeting, II is
desired to have large delegation Of
New Mexico boosters IN the Pass city
for the meeting. The men of the city
are urged 20 get In touch with the
club and signify their intention OF
accompanying The delegation. \ rate
Of fare and third Win be In force
Tor the days Of the convention.
Noise 10 he a Feature.
While It is not expected tnnt n
traInload win 20. the delegation VIII
make up IN noise and ADVERTISING
what It may lack In numbers, a busy
two-duy program has been outlined
BY The officers Of the club for the
delegation which IL calculated to no.
thy lei Paso and Texas that this city
In alive ana ready for the big cattle
mems convention in March.
banners have been made Ia be
hung in all The hotels Of III Paso and
IA large one for the convention hall
where the national association Is
holding forth. Many advertising
spccalties Dave also been secured adj
yertising The Albuquerque convention,
such as blotters to be distributed to
the hotels and business houses. poclS-
ct cards bearing the convention slo-
gan. to be handed out to all lei Paso
visitors.
WIN Sing Albnqncrquc's Fame.
a professional singer will accom-
pany the delegation 60 the Pass city
and Will there sing Albuquerque
songs. adapted to popular music, IN
hotel Hobbies, cafes and at the con
vcntion. on the trip down the Duke
city representatives win be trained by
the singer to "warble" the ehoruses,
ana while the quality Of the music
which the club delegation may emit
VIII not be high. il will compensate
for that shortening with it's volume.
a letter received yesterday at the
club contained the news that Amnr-
lilo will be represented M the convon-
ton IN two or three hundred men
who will come for the purpose OF
taking the convention back TO that
city In 1917. II ii expected that they
will bring their band and VIII traNei
10y special train.
Club Tiuodcd with Reservations.
Reservations for rooms are being
received daily ~ the club for the week
Of the convention. Yesterday the
accommodation bureau was opened
with paid cmploye giving part Of
his time each day to the work. He
win net only MD in securing rooms
for visions but before the opening of
the convention will assist the hotel
men of the city IN securing additional
An office will be mam-
tnined near The depot during the con-
vention and all who write for rosor-
vations win find their names indeNcd
when they cali with accommodations
ASSIGNED them.
A few tickets for the supper
Thursday night remain unsoid, ana
all who have not secured reservations
should telephone the club that they
desire to attend. President Nations
Of The eattomcn's association viii me-
rive Wednesday evening IN order to
spend some time with the officers of
the club and the committees on ar
for the convention Gov
crnor Mcdonald may also attend the
supper. as he Ii Interested IN the con-
vention aud its success. Senator
rankey and other out-of-town cattle
mon If Che state are also expected
Musical Talent 20 Assist
A prperam of musical numbers mas
been arranged for the supper inclnd-
ing vocal and instrumental selections
In addition 60 the orchestra, Miss
Hortense Switser Will sing New Mex
leo" Ism" Mcdonald will take on a
popular number. Jimmie Kagens-
burg viii perform on his either and
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