El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-18
PANHANDLE IN
NEED OF RAIN
Inspector B. F. Denison at
Amarillo Reports the
Weather as Hot.

E country 0eeA IN A-4 illaA Nll-AA -A'-ls
The report came to vs.. L Amonett
Panhandle stockmen's secretary.
There carloads Of steers were sold
/ by w. a. soReu to Edward r. Ross
and they have been shipped from Am
arillo TO Merrimon, Neb.
Frank Grimes shipped four carloads
Of one and two year old steers from
Amarillo 10 Friend. has-
w. II. Fryer shipped 20 carloads Of
two year old steers from Amarillo TO
Hoosier, Eas-
cattle Are shipped East.
The American Livestock Loan com
pauy shipped So carloads OF cattle
from Pampa 20 Burues, kas-
@. W. O'Bricn shipped "a carloads Of
two year old steers from Hereford,
Texas, TO Coolaye. kas-
j. W. Downing shipped two carloads
Of cows and calves from Canyon, Tex
as. TO Kansas City
Eleven carloads OF yearllngs were
shipped by Joseph Gamble from Can
yon TO Syracuse kas.
Range Is Reported Fine
In T. 81. Pyle's report to the Pam
handle & southwestern Stockman's as
sociatiou he said the range in that
section was fine
J. w. Kent sold ten carloads OF heif-
ers 10 Jack Hail and shipped them
from Ashrola TO Amarillo.
T. ~ Pyle sold three carloads OF
bulls 10 the Land Cattle company.
and shipped them from Asntola TO
Texline, and shipped two carloads Of
bulls from Ashtola TO LonEfellow.
1IcMundy Brothers shipped three
carloads OF cows and heifers from
Elacendou 10 Kansas City
Lewis d Let's shipped 90 carloads
Of steers and heifers from Estelline
TO ualhart and sold II carloads steers
TO I'd Ross and shipped them from
EsteIline 20 Nebraska.
Many Heads Change Hands.
James Browder shipped one carload
Of bulls from Giles 90 TcXline.
Bert Ayers shipped one carload OF
cows and calves from Leila Lake TO
Washburn.
Fisk and Bech shipped two carloads
Of mixed cattle from Memphis. Texas.
Baird & James shipped six carloads
NJ cows and calves from Esteuine to
TeLiine-
Cliff Mcdowell sold 90 I'd Ross two
carloads NJ steers and shipped them
70 Nebraska from Clarendon.
pointing power to select him. did not
make a mistake
Need Development Money.
I'm the southwest we have O. great
mining industry. a great cattle indus
growth has been almost mushroom
like. and we must look to the outside
for capital 20 develop it, And so. we
welcome the establishment Of the re-
serve bank in El Pas0.'
The speaker said that the people Of
MIA better than those Of III Paso and
he hoped that FL Pasoaus would
come over and get better acquainted
and Learn our needs AMI then try TO
fill them our 1917 copper output
was S20.00O,0O0. our cotton was SIS
100000 and our wool S10.000.000 TO
$4,000. 600 and all our products
come over 20 fin the needs Of those
Industries and the new ones growing
up"
says bankers Optimistic.
"a significant change has taken
Place in the spirit Of the banking
world fin the past few months" said
Nr McNary- Last February when I
was in New York. the feeling gencr-
ally was pessimistic. The government
had just called on the banks 10 carry
the finances Of the country 10 the ex-
tent Of 10 percent Of their resources
Every one was burdened by the de-
mand. and believed that with the next
Liberty loan coming up, and the ire
mendOus drain on the financial re-
sources OF the country, things were
going 10 get tight ] have now just
returned from New York. and another
cali has been made by the govern
ment But instead Of the pessimism
which I found there in February. ]
have found optimism everywhere
with feeling prevailing that the
country has not begun TO find out
what it actually can do
George H. Van stone, state bank
examiner Of New Mexico, spoke brief
ly, urging the state banks 20 enter
the federal reserve system
Reflects Fl Paau's spirit.
Dr. b J. Berkeley. head Of the Ale
pine state bank Of Alpine, Tex, after
humorous introduction. congratu-
lated FL Paso on its success in Sc
curing the federal reserve branch
1T is a splendid tribute 10 FL PaSo.
he declared. 1T magnifies and re-
Elects FL Paso's spirit and we Of west
Texas. and the other sections which
will be served by the bank wish you
every success IN its operation. Your
success depends In large measure up
on the cooperation Of the banks Of
YOUR territory. I agree with AR. Nc
Nary that the reserve bank system is
great piece OF legislation. heartily
urge all nonmember banks 20 join the
reserve bank system. To will benefit
them in a hundred ways and II they
all do, 90 viii make this branch a
practical reality instead OF q tenta-
tive experiment"
Dr. Berkeley concluded with a pa
triotic endorsement OF the president.
and expressed the finn conviction
that the only difference between the
valor Of the British armies. and the
American armies, is that the Ameri-
can armies have more Of IL. and have
q better climate TO develop IL in.
Names Of Diners
Those at the dinner were judge W.
It. Ramsey. H. SAMSON. Fort Worth,
J. 7. Culbertson, Paris. Texas; 3. j. /
Mckinney. Durauts Okla, directors OF I
the Dallas reserve bank George Van
stone. Lynn =. Talley, cashier Dallas
reserve bank; r. F. Chambers, federal .
examiner Dallas district; ~. ". Tur- /
ney, A. r. Coles, A. r. Kerr. Z. S. I
stewart sam Lawder, directors Of the /
FL Paso branch federal reserve bank; I
Brig. Gen r. L. Howe, Col Alex. A. I
Miller, Lieut. Ryan. aid 10 Gen. .
HC we; j. p O'Counor. acting mayor. D
Iartcs c.. AcNary. J.. ~. WinEo, Otis /
c. Coles, Paul S. Miller. assistant fed (
eral reserve agent FL paso: John /
Nets, Tucson, AriZ.. W. r. Henderson. J
BENJAMIN r. Berkeley. Alpine, Texas; I
H. r Robertson, Santa Rosa, n. n; :
]. r. Gaunt. Reserve. " ~. H. b.
Jones, Tucumcari: 3. T. Pearman,
Alamogordo, ~ H.; II. L Lowe. silver i
City, n. NJ; A. II. Gillespie. J.. i. Wise.
Nogales. Ariz.. j. w. Gillespie. Corona.
n. ~; p. Anderson, Clifton. Ariz.; J.. /
3. Boyle, Hot Springs. n NJ. J.. w ]
Campbell. Las Cruces. " NJ j. PI
5rowel Lordsburg. n. n: Robert /.
Parker nMnamfw - m.mn-Hr