Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-07
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special Yesterday morning from ANA
rillo and VIII Remain until the close
of the convention. MIR Withcrspoon
has been in the cattle business the
greater part Of his life and is we'll
known throughout the west He re
ports his company is enjoying GOOD
business at present
". II. Fuqua. president of the First
National bank of Amarillo, known as
the hanSer-cowman and member of
The executive committee of the Pan
handle and Southwestern Stockmen'
association, was among the Amarillo
deleGation coming TO Albuquerque yes
terday morning ON the special train.
Jack Martin. who handles the pan
handle stockers and feeders and the
COWS and hefers for Swift a Henry
Commission company, Kansas city,
and who knows these cattle and their
possibilities on the Kansas City mar
ket thoroughly. is here MI Martin
says Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, ct AL, are
low on cattle and want some of the
Panhandle and New Mexico cattle this
spring.
Not because it was necessary to keep
a watch on him, but because of inter
est in the trip and the meeting here
this week Mrs. Boice accompanied her
husband. Louis Boice, Of Zook n Zook,
Kansas City, to Albuquerque this week
Mr. Boice knows many of the stock
men here, through having served them
at the Kansas City stockyards and is
making many new friends.
Zig Jim Reed with Jess Willard
build and u Scotch accent, is talking
Kansas City and Clay Robinson at the
convention. Mr. Reed works in the
cattle alleys early and late at Kansas
City, and confidentlally states. though
he is not much of a talker, that he
finds a quick outlet for Panhandle cat
lie any time
W IT, Weeks, big chief from Kan
sas City stockyards, is so well known
ana so ubiquitous at every annual
gathering of the Panhandle ana South
western Catilemen's association, that
there is some doubt whether the meet
ing could proceed without him. How
ever, he is here, and has some new
and favorable things to say about the
big market, most interesting to the
aattlemen here. because the things he
says mean more net money for them
when they sell their stock.
Among the missionaries from Kan
sas City W. II Moore, of Evans Sni-
der Buel company, is doing quiet but
effective work for his firm and mar
kct not to mention the service he is
giving the members of the association
in advising them where to get good
service
Frank Witherspoon, ST., who doesn't
look anything like a man with a son
rs old and matured as Frank Jr, who
is detained at home by most import
mt domestic event Is renewing old
among the cattlcmen, and
making new friends. Mr.. Witherspoon
has been long and favorably known
imong the Panhandle and southwest
'rn cattlemen. Everyone Says How
ly, Grandpa. to him now
Jack Juhlin, Swedish ambassador
from the Kansas city stockyaTds, is
Deddling the diplomatic stuff for the
nig market among the boys attending
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some material 10 work with, too
The Range Cattle Commission COM
oany Kansas City. is represented by
Wallace Goode wen known to the
'ange cattlemen. Mr. Goodies com
oany occupies distinct field, though
familiar to most of the eattlemen.
Walter Yost Missouri farmer Kan
las City commission man, and famil-
ar with the range cattle industry, is
pushing the interests of Byers Broth
rs Livestock Commission company,
Kansas City, at the convention this
week
T. J. Eaman. of the Kansas City
livestock Commission company at
Kansas City, has attended many con
'entions in the past, but says he be-
ieves the present one is about as alive
N the important points confronting
he cattlemen as any he ever met with.
j. A. Want. president of the st.
Joseph Stockyards bank at st. Joseph.
Mo-. and president of the St Joseph
cattle Loan company is among the
.istors from Missouri to the conven-
ion Mr. Want expects to transact
amount of business at
he convention Other cattle men
rom the Missouri city are expected
oday
Ed NJ Otero. president Of the New
Mexico Wool Growers association, is
n, the city, minging with visiting
heep and cattlemen, ana attending
he convention Mr.. Otcro expects
arge delegation of stock rftisers. both
heep and cattle, from valencia and
'ocorro counties to arrive in the city
his morning, TO attend the conveu- :
ion
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