El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-22
.COWNEN TOHEAR
ADDRESSES
Program of March Conven-
ton at Roswell Filled
With Timely Talks.

Three days Of lively and varied cat
tlemen's sessions viii be held at Ros-
well. n. NJ, March 5, 6, Z, according
to the program completed Thursday
afternoon by the program committee
of the Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's association. Prominent
among the numbers on the program
is a parade and serenade by the ca
diets OF the New Mexico Military in
stitute, and its band. Addresses will
be delivered by Gov. W r Stubs OF
Kansas. eX-Gov. W. c. Mcdonald, Of
New Mexico, secretary T. ". Tomlin-
son Of the National Livestock asso-
citation, and many other men promi-
nent in cattle circles.
The program for the three days
session Of the cowmen does not in
clude an address by Lieut. John A.
CroZier, Of the Canadian recruiting
mission, who will speak on the after
noon of the last day. Lieut. CroZier's
speech will not be a part Of the cow
mems program, but Il is expected
that the majority Of the cowmen will
attend
The program follows:
First Day, Tuesday, March 5.
9 n MILITARY cadets review.
$50 a. m.-Serenade Of officers
and members of the association at
hotels by New Mexico Military Insti
tute band.
10 g. m.-Serenade at the armory
by New Mexico Military Institute
band.
1890 a. m.-Convention called TO
order and invocation by Rev. L r.
Millican, Sierra Blanca, Texas.
Address Of welcome, J. H. Mullis.
mayor Of Roswell.
Responses, Thomas F. Moody, Cana
dian, Texas; w L Tooley, FL Paso.
Annual address, President a. 7.
Wilson.
Address. Zach L Cobb. FL PasO.
National Affairs"
Reports OF secretary ". L Ammo
nett.
Reports OF treasurer John NJ.
Wyatt
Appointment Of committees.
Address. 7. ". Tomlinson. secretary
american National Livestock associa-
ton. National Questions Affecting
Livestock Industry"
Address. W. r. Stubs, former gov
ernor OF Kansas.
3 p. m.-Roping and riding contests.
5 p. m.-Cattlemen's ball at arm
DRY.
Second Day. Wednesday, March 8.
9 a. m.-Serenade at leading hotels
by New Mexico Military institute
band.
s:45 a. m.-Music by the institute
band at the armory.
10 p m.-Reports OF attorney Del
". Harrington. Fl Paso.
Address, W. ". Turney. FL Paso.
The Relation Of the Livestock Indus
try to Banks and other Financial In
stitutions-"
Address, Dwight 3. Heard. Phoe-
nix. Ariz-, Live Stock Conditions in
Arizona, New Mexico and west
Texas"
Suggestions by members pertaining
to the welfare Of the association and
livestock industries.
Address. z. P. Bujac. Carlsbad, N
NJ, The Southwestern Stockmen and
the War"
Address. DR.. A. D. Grille. president
# New Mexico Agricultural College.
Mesilla Park. N NJ. Maintenance
Ration for Range Cattle"
Address, ". c. Mcdonald. Carrizo-
20. n. NJ. The New Mexico Cattle
mems War Problem"
In the afternoon there viii be an
auIomoDlle drive through the coun-
try. In the evening a smoker for
men at the EIk's club and entertain
nent for women at the Masonic tenn
lie will be offered
Third Day. Thursday March =.
g q m.-Serenade hotels by the
Military Institute band.
s:+5 a. m.-Music at the armory by
the band.
10 a m.-Address. c. 3. Hudspeth.
81 Paso. The Public Domain of the
States Of Texas. New Mexico and Ari-
-ona with Relation of Livestock and
agricultural Interests to Same"
Reports Of executive committee.
Reports Of other committees
Address, W o. Ellis, bureau Of
agriculture, Washington. D. c.
Address. c H Porsling. forest ser
vice. Washington. D. c.
Address. DR.. !. B. Paxton. bureau Of
animal Industry. Washington, D. c.,
Animal Diseases Prevalent in Terri
tory REPRESENTED by Members Of this
Associa ton"
Address. H. A. Jastro, chairman
market committee Of American Ma
-ional Livestock association, Bakers
field. Cal
Election Of officers, selection of
next meeting place and unfinished
business.
At $3.50 p. m. there will be dress
parade. music and drill at the mill
-ary institute campus.
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