The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-07
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TOWN WITH BANG
AMO NOVEL SONG
Delegation to Advertise Cow.
boys Reunion in Meadow
City Next July Makes Noise
Like Real Publicity.

The Las Vegas delegation. any.t,yo
strong, arrived on No. last night /,
h'trhu the oattiemen's association
meeslnss and TO advertise the COW
JOYS r'uhlun ~ Las Vegas on July I.
., ana y They were accompanied by
fhi u, LeNnir. 1916 secretary ana
publicity manager for the reunion.
We have come to 1T in. to cooper.
ate win the stockmen,' said MIR. Le-
No'r' and TO advertise the cowboys.
reunion IN Las Vegas on July 4. i.
u .. We are going to pu, before
'henl The fdct that We have something
worth while in the reunion. 1t is the
ohiy contest association owned ami
operated entirely by cowboys in the
southwest. All the officers and dt.
rect"rs OF the reunion association are
o Walter Naylor Is president.
j. q. Neaius, vice president: W. II
Syringe. secretary. u phil u. Lee
Nor. publicity agent.
The Las Vegas stocnmcn are here
primarily 'o- he convention. and as
a SD issue. they say. viii advertise
'tht cowboy capital They ar,
equipped with badges on which IL
printed an invitation To the stockm.n
OF the Panhandle and SOUTHWESTERN
association. The badges advertise
mat 5000 In cash prizes viii ~.
given AT the cunio
The Las Vegas delegate on is COM
posed OF j. Is. ~Abcrconbie. chairman
oi the road board of Guadalupe
gnlpfAs E1g.1t. ls.. 80.
San Miguel county; state senator
Louis llfcld and Rcprosentatly. sena
J." Delsado, county clerk of San Nj.
sucl county. j. - \eafus. @. NJ
Jones, Tom Lewis. Phil i.eNoir. ROB.
eft /. NJ Ross. Tom Br.en. John Con-.
Ion. +. \ Allen, J T.. Jones. James
Whitmore, Mrs. James Whitmor..
walter Hayward George Rusby. VIII.
IAN McNicrney, john McNi.rney.
Henry Eppes. a -. Raeley. George
'rock"r, Texas Austin. J. \. Wilson.
ma les Farley walter Naylor. Harry
Kelly. rcrr, Rritc. Ralph curry. Ed
smith. " w. Springer. j. l.. Hum.
phr'es, Charles Wall. &. 9. Lewis. !.
~ kcily, H. l.. NowbN. Tom BIatt.
man. William Griggs. Bicnta Ma.rs
] u Washburn. Sin Galley. Andy
Wcist, Sandy tluitt Ed H~iNeubaush.
Gibson George. John ~ Hicks I'd
Crosset', Joe NcCrachon, John Nee.
~ % ana 9 W
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The delegation has i's own song
winch the members sing on all occa-
sions The words OF the song arc as
follows
The COWBOYS rcupion burr,h hays
hurrah.
y. v,,,tes, ,on,,-,,
Then wc.u ,, u' ,,' INV"
nn ina t,n,,n % ,n''' W WV
shou,' ~. ha,,ta
p.c-u-,--n,
crs hay. seen tn. ANIMAL and 40
have with M u moving picture him
which viii be used In my tails"
In discussing the RAISING of Kara
kuI"s. Dt. Young stated that there
are Two phases OF the industry: first.
the pro iuction of mutton Tree from
the 'sheepy or woody taste which II
80 Characteristic OF the native breeds
and which IL responsible for so mani,
people not eating mntton: and second
It's Introduction into III. southwest.
which Is very desirable becaus. OF IT.
fur-producing qualities.
In DISCUSSING In, php.. NJ inc ,,,.l
woody taste. Or Young said Accord
To a test of the Armour Packing
company. II native sheep. crossed to
karakules of the large variety. will
give ns An Increase of - per cent in
weight and mature 80 per cent
quicker thar any OF our native grades.
Beside being Infinitely harder ami
mas, mon rustiing qualities are not
exceeded by the Mexican goat. This
~ due In M" karakule being essen
TALLY a desert animal which has been
raised for centuries IN the worst des- |
known To the world, the desert Of
OF central Asia
As to the desirability OF lntroduc-
the animal. pr yolnp noin,,d
some OF It's qualities which are I'll
w wi " " N'AAN ne EItu. |