The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-12
ROTAR|ANS HOSTS
At NOON LUNCH TO
GAME PROTECTORS
Value of Game Protection in Dol
lars Discussed in Able Paper by
Aldo Leopold We'll Tells Value
Of Road to Jemez Country.

Tho Albuquerque Rotary club en-
tcrtainco visiting Delegates tu the
convention Vf tho SOW NcNico Guino
Protective association at BE- npuu-day
lunch go thr AlNutadp today. The
luncheon vas featured 10y au sspec-
lat" attractive menu und folder. as a
souvenir % thc gathering. and by nm
able address By Aldo Leopold on the
value in dniiafg .o Sew MoNico Of a
basinesa-llke policy 81 guin- protec-
ton - propagation, Following the
ConcbtHiOD 90 Mr.. Icop0id's state
mont prrHident David H.. Boyd. Of the
lniversity. pfeaonted "a resolution
which WaN unanimously adopted. cui-
bracing the Game association ana lts
work. as follows.
Resolved. mat the ilotary club Of
Albuquerqu" endorse The platform,
principies ami program OF the New
Mexico Game Protective association
u TINT in 30 endorsing tho work Of
the association The Rotary club recog-
nizoS the organization us an IMPORT
ant factor in conserving and incrcas-
ing one OF the sources Of wealth Of
our statp-iis wild life"
Paul g. Rodinrton. district for
ester. who presided iu the absence OF
the club president, John Milne. IN
trOuuCod State Gumc Warden r..
Bouault Ir, orc OF the guests. who
asked thnt pa" ltot4ry club adj In en-
tcrtaininE the coming convention Of
the international Association OF Game
and FISH commissioner. NJ. RouHult
was chiefly Instrumental in securing
this convention for Albuquerque IN
1919. Commenting on thus achieve
mcnt Mr.. AlNCs Dixon. Of the III Iuso
Game Protective association, said his
organization was FOR Mr.. itouuult for
game warden OF New MoNico for life.
a sentiment which was heartily en-
dorscd bN the applause ur the gather.
INK. Mr. houaalt has already been
gwen an unqualified endorsement FOR
the post by the state Game protec-
tive association.
Other we'll known workers In game
protection who were guests at the
! Luncheon included c. \. Mhitnead.
OF Ration. acting president of the state
association. w. c.. Gibson. of DOBa
Ana county. T.. r. Kellog and Leslie
~. Fleming. OF silver civ. +. Robert
Stevenson. ot Santa Fe, I'D Erwin. OF
Roswell, FreBk rooler. pr. Jackson
Harris and a number OF other game
protection enthusiasts.
iicgIc, uniiImciy Deaths.
w. T. chase presented ID resolution
which was adopted b, unanimous
consent. expressing tho regret OF the
kRNNN r. |HN HN ~ - NH- ~ HAH
Hosenwald and Walter Wciuman two
Of AlhuquCrque's well known Young
business men. who have died within
the pust few hours, and extending
the sympathy ot tho club 60 thc be-
rraved fumilicH.
a letter from ~. 4. MACPHERSON,
Z chief OF the state employment agency.
was read asking the cooperation of
employers with the United states Ia
Dor bureau in distribution ana en-
picyment OF returned soldiers and
other labor released hy the conclusion
OF tho war.
We'll Outlines Jrmcy Road.
sidney N. Wen OF the san Miguel
Mining company. outlined briefly his
proposal for tho construction I .
hard road from Albuquerque 20
1emcz, giving details as "a costs and
very interesting Information az 10
probable productive capacity Of such
q road IN trade ana income FOR Aibu-
querquC business. Tho statement
wuH heard with deep interest by tho
club momhorH and at ifH conclusion
tho public Affairs ceututi'teo was M
struotcd to prepare a resolution FOR
admission To IN early niectinp
Nr. We'll. amour other things,
pointed out that during the pas UNI
mer an average Of five settlers per
duy went into Tho Jcmoz region. while
an avcragc of tur,e par day have
been coming out during the winter
thus far. because OF lack OF communi.
cation. sources OF supplies, etc. He
thought the propoqcu rouii would
mcan o minimum Increase IN Albn-
pucrquc bank balances of S2,00O,O 0t
"a year and thtt II probably would
produce an increase Of nearer $1,000,
600.