El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-05
AMARILLO WANTS
NEXT PRESIDENT
Not After 1913 Stockmen's
Convention, Says Herring;
Big Train Here.

The Panhandle district delegates 10
the 18th annual convention OF the
stockmen's association convention ar
rived here ESQ strong on a special Santa
Fs train Monday morning. The dele
cation came from Amarillo Canadian,
Higgins. Miami and other points IN
the Panhandle.
The Amarillo delegation was the
largest. It was headed by c. T. Her
ring, executive committeeman. Il WIS
believed that the Amarillo delegation
was here to make a fight for the next
convention of the association, but TINS
was denied by Mr.. Herring He SAID
that the city Of Amarillo had decided
not TO 20 after the meeting.
Amarillo Wants Presidency.
The withdrawal Of the Amarillo dele
cation for the next convention lea
the field open and so Tar there Ms
been nothing announced by any cry
that Il will 20 after the convention
Amarillo is after the presidency OF the
association. but the delegates viii not
disclose the name OF their canul 49,
fdent, headed the Canadian delegation
Among the arrivals from Canaulan
we're NJ. and Mrs. 7. : Dorsey. A Y
Mcouiddy. W a Johnson. and Glen
Re.-i~te-'---- st Prso del NOrte.
The resist-~t on office Tor the con-
vention dele---'es was opened in the
T1aso del Norte lobby Monday morning
The office is in charge Of }; -, y sai,-
burn. assistant secretary or The assc-
citation Badges are being issued TO an
the del-aatos who register
An information bureau Tor the hene-
II Of the stocS"1e7 his alSn 'e-h
oneDed At tbe registration office py
chprber Of commerce
trizoua F---,Tv 90 CNwuen- N'~ito-~-
party of cattlemen from Greeniee
countv triZona. @oUnoSed OF Io"leS
CosDe- his sons Dewitt and John his
s.onir7~-- Frank Ho@ve. a16 fe0-"H
1,s1l-o--- a-5 tfair wives and Mics Eta
Cosna-. daughter of TowleS Cosper.
accor.aanied nv ceo~re u Toona-- Or
17,1nc@-, A-iz. brother Of the latter. are
here for the conventio-- George COS
pe--s son Vostol IS in F. Paso-
ors~aera3@ Vrfer~n AVID F>-ei%hter.
Ceorpo Cosner * confederate
vate-an who WIS one Of Cen Lees men
1T the ADDomattoT s1'~render- aver
the war he moved 70 Texas from Ala
.---- -, -,-,~.-7- ,-.-re -.~- To waS
@reI..l,-cr aro-,c the tails in TH'-7s he
To-e tho railroads cane to FL Paso-
rTov-fes Co~De- is one Of the prominent
covrnen Of Arizona. living on large
1-arc1 20 miles no~th Of Clifton
Vice President Love Herr
= = love first wire president OF
the Panhandle & Southwestern stock
ranch near Sierra Blanca, Tex sunday
night
inspectors Come 10 Convention.
T-e-lerrn-S Or tho iITf7e1'S assoc
cation arc ~-a+hcrirc- for fre conven-
ton. 7. T. Mccoy. Of the Kansas city (
district who has been employed bv the
association since its organization
reached Fl Paso from Kansas CITY
Sunday wight.
Lee Harrington, Inspector IN the
AInina di-t~7rt. 7. ?. Kei'v of the II
Worth district and H G Slack. Of the
PecoS district arrived Nondav-
a NJ James. =. 7. Denh1'rn and = r
Cessuun prominent cattlemen rom
palhart Tex, arrived MONDAY
Fr-rk Hubh~u COMING
Frank Huhbell OF AlbudneFuue. n
n a sheep and cattle grower in New /
Mexico. owning big herds In Socorro
county. and defeated Penubfic7n "7ndi- I
cate fo- the United States senate from
New Mexico At the last election. tele-
f-raphed friends here Monday that he
viii come 10 the convention
c VI. Newman in Los Angeles.
Charles VI. Newman, who was on the
program of the convention to speak
Tuesday on Livestock Conditions in
Mexico" telegraphed president Ahner
T. Wilson Monday from Los An@eles.
Cal. that he would he unable 40 ne
present. Mr.. Newman was called 10
Los Angeles or business SaturdaE
night. He viii be away for week or