El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-18

, boxes for the convenience of the WOm-
en- attending upon the convention and
eeutive committee whatever number of
tickets might be asked No stated
number was set but the inference was
that between SOC and 1000 tickets
Of the program a success
Ball Overerowded.
Secretary T. N Tomlinson said he
thought il might be a good idea to
stage several balls on Wednesday eve
ming as the usual happening was that
the ball when given in a single place
was oyercrowded- The committee took
the suggestion as a whole under advise
ment. and after some discussion decided
that the best solution would be to
their wives and the wives of the FL
PasO members.
To Meet Saturday.
At a meeting to be held on Saturday
afternoon, the method of handling the
ball invitations and the dinner tickets
vassed- A meeting of the automobile
committee viii also be held during
the current week.
Those who were present at the meet
ing WERE r B. Orndorff, r NJ. Dud-
ley, James G. McNary. J. F. Primm. H
Farrar. William HarreII. F NJ Bannell
and A ". Reeves
The program for the four days ses-
sion of the cattlemen will be as fol-
lows:
Monday.
p. mL-Banquet 10 officers. execu-
tive committee and invited guests.
Music by Van Surdam orchestra and
orchestra Tipico.
Cattlemen's cabaret Spanish dane
ing and music, Hotel Paso del Norte.
Tuesday.
Garanoda -, o~f;oa,-s % --
sociation by Sixteenth United States in
fantry band
10 a m.-opening session Of conven-
ton, Texas Grand theater
Music by 10th infantry band.
, p m--Races at Juarez.
p m--lllustrated lectures, Texas
Grand theater. Hybrids of Central
Asia" DR. c. C Young.
Prevention of Losses of Livestock
by Poisonous Plants" DR. c. D. Marsh,
in poisonous plants of the
nited states department Of agricul
Music by FL Paso Municipal band.
p m--Reception and musical for
visiting women Hotel PasO del NOrte.
Wednesday.
a m.-Serenade of leading hotels
by Eighth cavalry band.
10 a m.-Second session of conven-
ton. Music by Eighth cavalry band.
p m.-AutOmObile ride over FL
P,aso, starting from Hotel Paso del
MOTTO.
D. m.-Grand military drill and ex-
hibition at United States military post
at Fort Bliss Music by four United
States regimental bands.
p m--Ball for visitors. Ballroom
Of Hotel Paso del Norte-
Thursday.
a m-Serenade OF leading hotels.
Sixth United States infantry band.
10 a. m--Third session Of conVen-
ton Music by Sixth United States
D. m--Concluding session Of con-
yenuOn-
to 6 p. m.-Reception given by Mr.
and Mrs. J. H Nations, 90z Magofffn
avenue, for all visitors.
In addition TO the annual address of
Dwight B. Heard Of Phoenix. Ariz.,
president OF the association, and the
reports of committees, the following
people VIII address the convention on
various subjects of interest 10 the live
stock industry:
J. D. Jackson. Alpine. Texas.
Dr. S r. Tolmie, Victoria, B c.
John W Springer, Denver, Colo.
James Callan, MenardYille, Texas.
l. T Pryor. San Antonio. Texas.
a z de Ricqles. Denver, Colo.
F. L. Burke. Omaha. Neb.
F. J Hagenbarth. president National |
" COL Growers association
Ed c. Lasater. Falfurias, Texas.
o. Al Plummer, Portland. Ore.
Victor Culberson, Fierro, n. NJ.
" c Barnes, forest service, Wash !
ngton, D. C.
B. ". Couch. Dallas, Texas.
Prof J. J. Thornber. Tucson, Ariz
G. W Barnes. Tucson, Ariz.