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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
OLD Maid Not Afraid.

I An Eastern old maid, having read Of
the inability of directors to keep the
schools running on account OF the
teachers being married by rich bache-
.ors, has made application for school
in Miller, S. D., and in her postscript
saws: Unless they act different from.
the bachelors in Minnesota, where !
have taught tfirty-eight terms, you
can depend on me to teach right along.
L do hope there will be no danger out
there
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
Horrible to Contemplate.

They were two sisters who had
lived simply and quietly together.
When one OF them died the other gave
the undertaken the best black sili1
dress Of the deceased to lay her out III.
The undertaken took two breadths
from the back CT the yolunincns skirt.
as is the custom. But he put them.
back again at the command Of the liy.s
ing sister. For said she, ..;,ow.
would my sister lock walking around
the streets Of Jerusalem with no back
preadths IN her 81 irt 2? ~ u,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
Quite Appropriate.

. h i
Young Wife-I hardly know what to
get George for birthday present. Do
you think he would appreciate a soil
taire diamond? ,
Her Brother (who knows him)-He
undoubtedly would-if he happened to
hold the other three aces. &
Profitable Motor Traction. s:
A London (Eng.) miller, who has
been keeper Of forty horses for
some years, recently adopted motor
traction. He has now found that one
.five-ton motor wagon, practically re-
places ten horses and five vans, and
that for a yearly charge Of & $50 for
the mechanical -prope1l wagon,
which includes interest on capital, de
probation, fuel, drivers wages, oil. re-
pairs and insurance, the same work
is done which previously cost him be-
tween f1 100 and 81. 200.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
Quite a Casualty List.

The following epitaph is from
monument in cemetery in Newark.
N. j.:
Here lies the body of >s4.1
...r John Black,
Aged 46. Z
That cherry tree of luscious fruit
Beguiled him up too high. -.
The branch did break and down he
fell - -
And broke his neck and died.
Also three infant children.
New York Tribune. " 4.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
The Proof Lacking.

Miss Gabberton spoke of you the
other day in manner that strikes me
as being akin to SANDER" said the fair
girl as she gazed at the clock and at
tempted to suppress a yawn.
Indeed" exclaimed young Borem.
"What, did she say?"
"She said," replied the fair one,
chat you were an easy-going sort of
chap,"
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
FAMOUS STEEDS or THE
BLACK EAGLE FEATHER

valor just as we breed for speed in
our horses.
Only animals of battle spirit were
suitable as chariot horses. In those
furious contests the horses put their
lives at stake as well as the chariot
GERS
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25
HAD ANSWERS FOR ALL.

Paris Restaurateur Ingenious in De
tense of His Institution.
A restaurant in Paris celebrated
for it's high prices was also celebrat'
ed for the ingenious defense Of them
made by Bignon, the proprietor. IN
Bignon, red herring at two and q
half francs! It seems to me that is
excessive . But these prices are
marked in your interest, Z rejoined
the restaurateur. s It is the barrier
km ueeAaeq p9usIIqplse q OAHU !
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-04-25

of the case is that the murderer was
released on bail Immediately after
the crime, but Crandall was confined
in Jail for several months. When he
finally secured bonds for his appear
ance as witness all avenues of en-
ployment were closed against him,
dramatic companies having made
their "bookings' for year in ad
Nancp
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
PORTLAND AUTHORITIES
PLACE A BAN ON BOXING
Will Not Allow the Herrera-Mc-
Clelland Fight to Take Place
Next Week

PORTLAND, Sept. 5.-There viii be -
prizefght in Portland on Friday next.
II Jack McClelland desires to wrest the
laurels from Aurelia Herrera he must do
il in some other district, for not only do
the authorities promise to stop any at
tempt to hold the contest itself, but they
threaten also to arrest any person who
attends the fight
There will be no fight" said John
Manning. the District Attorney. to-day.
'sThe public does not want the fight. The
law forOiGs, and 1 will not allow it to
come of; that's all there is to it."
So victory rests upon the banners Of the
Municipal Association in the first battle
with that large portion of the pubic
which is interested in prizehghts and
boxing contests. Jack Grant, who has
made all the arrangements for the pugi-
listic exhibition. was at first inclined to
make a test case. This idea has, how
ever. been abandoned. The Municipal
Associa ton, which originated from a
committee appointed by the Calvary Pres
byterian Church. is apparently TO be an
other Of the law and order leagues which
from time TO time raise their combative
heads in all Western cities. II proposed,
as did the others. to reform the city, pro-
hibit prihehghts and prevent gambling
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
READY FOR ADMISSION DAY
CELEBRATION IN SAN JOSE
Ninth of September Committee of
Native Sons of Golden West
Holds Final Meeting.

hO4QS 1I1dl meeting.
The joint 9th of September committee
Of the Native Sons held its last meeting
previous TO the celebration in Native
Sons Hall last night Thirty parlors
were represented.
The several committees reported that
each had performed the duties assigned
and that all is now In readiness for the
parade in this city on the evening of Sep
tember s, and in San Jose on Admission
day.
1t was stated that Chief Whitman had
been asked for native born policemen to
act as escort to the parade in this city
and in San Jose, and that he said he
would furnish the escort for this city,
but that he could not send any 10 San
Jose, as he had applications from $50
Native Son policemen and he did not feel
that he could not make a selection with
out creating i'll feeling, a matter he
wishes to avoid.
Mission Parlor has secured Eagles Hall
in San Jose and will decorate ii with the
parlor colors. There will be a concert
during the afternoon and in the evening
ball. Louis Schmidt has been selected
as the floor manager and Henry L. Mas
as assistant. The ladies of Fremont Par
Tor, n. d. g. w, will escort the Mission
boys.
Dolores Parlor will parade in new uni
forms to the number of seventy-tive
The members of South San Francisco
Parlor will turn out 100 strong with drum
corps and will display a new banner.
Athens Parlor Will show UP with a
stunning uniform.
Hesperian Parlor announces that il will
make fine show.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

~ " EW YORK, Sept 5.-Amid the
N rousing cheers of $1,000 persons
~ j. B. Haggin's Waterboy won
a the $4,000 Century stakes at
Sheepshead Bay to-day. The big
son of Watercress. which was crowned
champion Of the all-age division In the
early part of the season. to-day settled
all question of his superiority by his easy
victory. He broke the track record for
one and half miles by covering the dis
tance in 2:31 S-5. which is two-ffths of a
second faster than the time made by Wa
tercolor in 1901. Waterboy was third
choice in the betting, closing at to l.
This years American Derby winner,
The Picket, was second and Heno third.
The feld that faced the starter probably
was the best and most evenly matched of
the year. Only five horses paraded, with
Hermis always warm favorite at to s.,
Heno being second choice at IS to 5.
After few moments delay at the post
they were sent away to a good start
Before they had covered an eighth of a
mile Odom sent Hermis to the front. Wa
terboy being second and Heno in third
place. This order was maintained pass
ing the stand the first time Hermis was
full of running and fighting for his head,
but Odom had a strong hold on him.
Around the paddock they swept. with
Hermis two lengths in front of Water
boy. which was leading The Picket by
about three-quarters of a length. Round
Ing the far turn O'Neil sent Waterboy up
to the leader. The pair ran like a team
for few strides, when O'NeiI gave his
mount his head and he shot forward and
soon had a commanding lead.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
WINNERS PROVE
HARD To PICK
Talent Is Out of Line at
Ingleside Courslng
Park.
.Remisso Amino Cleverly De-
feats Flora Belle at Long
Odds.

The talent was away out OF line in its
judgment yesterday at Inglestde Cours-
ing Park In the first ten trials the form
players made what proved to be six false
favorites. The last of the ten was Flora
Belle. to choice, which was defeated
by Jack Dennis clever performer Re-
misso Amino.
In the first course of the day Gambit,
l to choice was beaten by Lily Wright.
The last course of the day also provided
an upset, Eastlake beating the l to 3
choice Idaho Boy pointless.
The coursing was remarkable for the
number of long trials, the average being
more than one minute. The relief dogs
were in frequent demand. A number OF
the hares made good their escape
OF the dogs left in to-day the best per-
formers are Black Coon, Doc Burns. Full
Moon and Renegade Apache. The results
of yesterdays running. with Judge Thorn
as Tierneys official scores, follow:
Open stake. first round-Ldly Wright beat
Gambit 1914 Boca Girl beat Advance Guard,
Sd; Thets beat Lord Gof. S-4; Jingle Bells
beat Gold Lily Al; Black Coon beat Bob r.
50: Little Lucy beat Fannie Hughie. 3-2; Our
Motto beat Articulate So; Miss Wilson beat
s-5; Remisso Amino beat Flora Belle. So: Bon
ME Hughie beat Meddesome, III; Wedgewood
beat Yukon. TO; Half Moon beat Pembroke
1856 Flower Of Kerry beat Idle Fellow. la;
Doc Burns beat Kings Pride OF; Pepper Jack
beat Manhattan King. rs: Toronto beat Royal
Sport. 5-4; Queens Motto beat Racing Glancer.
3s-S: Belfast beat Athena 60; Firm, Firm
Fellow beat San Juan, 12-e; SislSiyou
bye Wild Bill withdrawn; Equator beat Lady
Anselmo 7-5; Young Buck beat Rich Argosy.
31-4; Pure Pearl beat Homer Boy, So; Una
beat Idaho Boy. 9-6; Tobasco Bob beat Sweet
Peas 1910; Odd Eyes beat Millington. 1873
Tom Hurlick beat Rock and Rye. 7-2; White
Hat beat Eastlake 5-3; PilSer beat Our Myra,
TO: Little Plunger beat Welcome Light. ST;
Cubanola beat Gunpowder 1o-7; Shadow beat
Mollie Nc So; Full Moon beat Flora Bird,
14-9; Haddington beat Yellowtail. 81; Snapper
Garrison beat Grace W 14-5; Bonnie Pasha
beat Glancing Pasha 1874; Wattles beat
Aeneas AL; Adonis beat Kettleman. ST.; Lady
Menlc beat Lulu Girl 81; Renegade Apache
beat Medley. 81; Cremo beat Cascade. 1879;
| Topsy Turvey beat Linda Vista. e-S; McHen-
ry beat Melrose 7-3; Sevenamon beat Frisky
Barbara 5-3; Roxana beat Tyrone Prince 90
Doreen beat Lazy Bob, 11-5; Yankee Boy beat
! Glaucus, 7-6
Consolation stake. first round-Flora Bird
| beat Racing Glancer, so: Linda Vista beat
| Gold Lily. 81; Yukon beat Lady Anselmo,
| Ill; Athena beat Our Myra. 10; Medley
| beat Melrose. so; Articulate beat Kettleman
| AZ; Tyrone Prince bye. Glaucus withdrawn
! San Juan beat Jennie Lyons 1876; Flora Belle
beat Sweet Peas 300; Fannie Hughie beat
Bob R. 11-4: Eastlake beat Idaho Boy, 40
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
MUNRoE ACCEPTS DATE
PROPOSED BY JEFFRIES
Miner Pugilist Agrees to Fight the
Champion at Los Angeles
October 10.

NEW YORK. Sept. SACK Munroe an
nounced to-day that he had telegraphed
James J. Jefries accepting his challenge
10 fight him for the championship at Los
Angeles on October l6-
Los ANGELES. Sept. 5.-When Cham
piOn Jim Jeffries was shown the telegram
from New York tonight, announcing
Munroe's agreement to tight in this city
October IS he was pleased. I'm glad he
has come to time" said Jeffries- Il viii
20 into training here at home at once.
NJ brother Jack, Joe Kennedy and prob
ably some one else will work with me.
an IN good condition right now and Will
not have to do the hard work / went
through when preparing for Corbett last
month. We had Just about given up Mum
roe as a bad bargain and / am glad TO
know that he has done the right thing
Billy Delaney left for San Francisco to-
night before hearing from Munroe. He
VIII return here to look after the cham
pions work of preparation.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
RAIN FLOODS TRACK
AT NARRAGANSETT PARK
Grand Circuit Meeting at Providence
Closes in Middle of the
Afternoon

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept. 5.-The
Grand Circuit meeting which was held at
Narragansett Park this week was brought
to an untimely close in the middle of the
afternoon by a heavy downpour of rain,
which Hooded the track. Summary:
2:19 class pacing. purse $1,000: three in five
lordered closed)-Henry n won two straight
heats in 2:l3l2. Direct l. Jim Kyle, B. s. Dill.
Ion, Margaret NJ and Lucie May also started
2:oS class, trotting, purse $500. two in three
Dan I won two straight heats in 2:07X
2lO%4- Rhythmic Of Orange, Fereno and Baron
ID also started.
2;i2 class. trotting. purse $1,000; three in
five tordered closedl-Promise won two straight
heats in 2:l1h. 2:l1%. Bell Kiser. Van SAINT
Cozad, Dick Berry. Lillbar. Pug, Anna Held
Dainty Daffo and Crescent also started
ZIG class. pacing, purse $1,000, three In five
tordered cloSed)-Annie NJ won the fourth and
seventh heats in 2:1O5z. 2:14: Merry Master
won the second and sixth heats in 2:073< 2:I1,
Lord Gentry won the fifth heat in 2:l34 Cen
triic won the first and second heats in 2:G9l5
Barnadotte. Cotillion Double and Joe .SIbley
also started
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

From the head of the stretch to the
wire Waterboy just galloped and he won
easily by two and a half lengths from
The Picket, which was four length in
front of Heno. Hermis was fourth, six
lengths back. Summary:
FIRST RACE-About TWO and half miles.
steeplechase; handicap: 4-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 TO 1-step Lightly, 195 (SofelD. l I I IA
Z 10 2-Adjidaumo, 152 (Heder).
70 5-Amur, 145. Mara. :.......2
Time, 5:21. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. W. F. McLean's b g. by Getaway-High
Silver Twist I34. Daryl I35. Bounder $50. also
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs on main track;
lightweight handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 1-Parisienne. 115 Guller)... l
TO 1-Canatoharie, 10 CRedfern)
to Cay Boy, 129 (Burns). )..--.-5
Time. :13 2-5. Start bad. Won driving. Win
Fouche Pas. Futurita rs. Damon 113, Bserta
104. Paul Clifford 107, Princess Tulane los.
Auresville 100, Wealth III, Internal 100. Jane
way l22. Presentation 102, Worry los. also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs on Futurity
course; the Flatbush Stakes for 2-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. y Fin.
s to 1-Highball. 120 tFulIer)-... s 2
16 to 5-Broomstick. 115 (Higgins) 2h
TO 1-Fulsus lis (ONeilD. 49, l 36
Time. :25 2-5 Start fair. Won easily Win
ner. w. NJ. Schefters b. C. by Ben Strome-
strychnina. Moharib 115. Delhi 115 Tippeca-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
ENGLISH CHAMPION BOXER
MAY FIGHT BRITT HERE
Has Cabled His Acceptance and Match
Will Probably Take Place
in November,

After much money spent in cable tolls
by boxing promoters of this city, Jabez
White, the English lightweight champion
boxer. has finally been heard from. Jim
my Britt received cable from him yes
terday in response to a letter proposing
a match. White cables that he accepts
and that he has mailed particulars.
If these are satisfactory the match will
be made for November or December, and
White will be brought here Immediately.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
First Football Game of Season.

The first football game of the season
was played yesterday at San Rafael be-
tween teams representing Hitchcock
Academy and Urban Academy. Neither
side scored. The teams were made up as
follows:
Hitchcock -Mowry. Tompkins; A. Menzes,
Gormanson: Nance. Goldberg; Baldwin. Collins.
Tallant, CaviIl, II. Evans, Rennie, Baum, e.
Evans.
Urban-Stow, DielIey: Webber, Reynolds.
Brewer, Lacey. Davis Vance; Mayer, Rothen-
berg, Auerbach. Ellinwood.
Umpire-W. Cosgrove. Referee-Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

noe 115 conjuror rs. Mercury los. Pentaur
rs. also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and half miles the
f,s1t,,rv stakes for S-year-Olds and up;
RettinS Horse Weight. Jockey. St = FIN.
4 80 = vVaterbov 126 90 NeilD... l "a
o ~ the picket 11J Fuller)..
- - 5-FJeno I26 (Bullman)...s.s
Time. 2:31 3-5. start good. Won easlly. as EIln-
ner j. B. Hagsin's blk c py NassIS 80
Zeaiandia Hernnis 30 Major Daingerheld To-
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongS On
F1turity course for 2-year-olds' selIlns
70 i-FIammuia. los Funer).. l N,
8 to @Monster. iO8 CO'NeilD-.. \
100 10 An Right. 1O2 (Wilkersnl . & IN
Time, .O7. start bad. Won drlVln,s- I,s-,s..i " ~
ner MEXICAN stables ch. Z. by Flamoeau-
Gretchen Mordela 99 Sweet Tone 100, IN
ouisitive Girl 90, Wistaria 90. Monet l02, Batn
Beach 100 Funnysids 1O4 Hylas 81. Jennlco -.
Tide 1C6 Ida Isefb o. The Bowery 10l san
Reno o. Dungannon 90. Arthur %. vibrator
"a Gold Sphinx 30. Gold Tip 81. RusseH Ssse
leo. also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles on
turf. all ages; selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. g Fin
Is TO 5-Ernest Parham. Ill (Fulr) =
10 10 Lord Turco. 40 CDesouza) h
Is to 1-SwampIands. los (Hicks)- ; 5
Time 81 4-5. Start good Won driving WIN
ner. T. D. Sullivans b. c. by De Beauvoir-
sorslla. Dark Planet 113, Choate llb Tom
Lawson 10s II. c. Rose 116, Captain Gaines
11G Wild Pirate 116. King Carter lOI Cappa-
more 104 also ran
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
FederaI Prisoners Sentenced.

tentiary at San Quentin was the sentence
imposed by United States District Judge
de Haven yesterday upon E. ]. McGris-
kim who pleaded guilty Of forging post
al money order. William B. Porter, who
pleaded guilty of mailing an indecent let
ter to young woman, was sentenced
to Imprisonment at hard labor in--tf1e Ala
media County Jail for fifteen months.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

f.. by Magnet Bliss, 1903 (Chandler), to g.
first; Little Margaret, 9s tJackson), 21s TO 1,
second; Blondura 1O3 henderson,, 20 to /.
third. Time, 1:1315. ST. Pfilipina also ran
IIoratius b. C. by odd Fellow -Hinda. los
(PowelD. to .. first; Glendenning, 105 tStu-
arD. TO .. second; The Miller, 100 CHilde-
brandt. TO 1. third. Time, / :26A. Mounte-
bank also ran
Mile. selling. purse S225-Solon. b. e., by
Clerelad-Arelhusa. 112 tHowson). 213 TO /.
first; Illowsho, 112 (See), Z TO 8, second: An
VII. IO2 (Hildebrand). TO /. third. Time,
l Al. Cambaceres and Iras also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
Accused Of Embezzlement.

NJ. GoldensOn, contractor, 81 Potrero
avenue. secured a warrant from Police
Judge Fritz yesterday for the arrest OF
q. L. French on a charge Of misdemeanor
embezzlement. He said French was en-
Moved bv him to buy crushed rock from
GRAY Bros and that he embezzled the
money. The total amount of his defalca-
tion is not yet known.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

Unfortunately George Webb's Solon
lost an eye on the way down from Seat
tie. but the accident did not detract
from his speed. Well ridden by How
son in the concluding mile selling run.
he collared Anvil ana Cambaceres the
last sixteenth. winning cleverly in 1:41.
Illowaho miserably handled by See,
disposed of Anvil for place honors.
F. Z. MULHOLLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06

BERLIN. Sept. 6.-Frsnz Fisher the we'll
known conductor. has been chosen 10 succeed
Hermann ZumDo. who died in Munich yes
terday, musical director of the Munich
Ocera
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
SUMMARY.

Time, 2:lOla, III, .:l3A, 2:I5Ia.
Running. ave furlongs. selling, purse So25-
Pat Bulger. b. c.. by Prince Rudolph Lark
some 1O6 Frawley). 20 TO l. first; Charley
Schweitzer. III henderson, to ., second !;
Nora. los CChandler). 10 /. third. Time
/ :0s. Dusty Rhodes, Ruvia, Eva d and Doris
also ran.
Five furlongs. selling. purse S225-EIfn
King. b. h.. by King William-Circe, III
lJackson). , 20 l. won; Jack Rlchelieu Jr
III tPowelD, TO !. second: Jim Gore ILL.,
III (HoWson). to 1. third. Time :O2
Mamie, Nellie May. Honduran, Miss lSivl-
dend and MalpaIquet also ran.
Mile. selling. purse S225-Dug Martin b. G.
by WeDberg-Fallen Princess. IO2 C-ros-
thwaite). to ]. first; DR.. Sharp, lO7 CSlaugh-
mani to /. third. Time l:42 Teufel ard
Dark Secret also ran
Six furlongs. selling. purse s225-BlissfuI. c.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
SPORTS OF THE TR0NG AND RUNNING TURF ON RACE TRACKS BOTH EAST AND WEST
HISTORIC VINCTOR STAKE Is A WALK0VER
FOR HARRY STOVER'S HORSE WENTWORTH

For the Second Time During the State Fair Meeting the
Great Son of Sir Modred Is Unopposed-Ben Appar-
entv Has Mortgage on Pacing Events at Sacramento
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-06
WATERBOY TAKES CENTURY STAKES
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY IN A GALLOP
California Horse Cnches Title to Championship OF Eastern
Racers by Scoring an Easy Victory, With he Picket
in Second Place and HermiS Among the Also RanS

noe 11s conjuror rs. Mercury los. Pentaur
r15 Al ran.
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, EW YORK, Sept 5.-Amid the
rousing cheers of $4,000 persons
]. B. Haggin's Waterboy won
the $4,000 Century stakes at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-25

milk contains Oh She feeding value and
fe,tillgiug value Of milk, and IS FED 10 pigs
ang 'niNeS s1cD z system ln3kcs IelN,
soil. Gnd crop failure Is not known oven tn
year Of druuth, Tho heavy munurinr
and growth uf lover keeps tio soil fnl
oi IN mus whicl s the sponge Of tho soil
derstabI The value or thorough tilaeo to
check evaporation of moisture dpring DRY
'Toxas should hnve hundreds of cream.
only about cnc-thHd the size of the Lone
star state, has 800 CrCamcrtcs Gul 1900
chco Sc factories ! farmers receive over
$3OWO,OCn annually for their product Of
tho COWS ard have moro money on deposit
I'm the banks than any other class Of men
Mr. Everett became enthusiastic on the
Subject and declared that Wisconsin farm.
ers are thinkers He told how they
stu He'd rho cow, her feed and care and
how they turnc ont ~ dairy convent ions
and farmers Institutes TO get the very lat
est idcO pertaining to their business, lie
said they were readers "a well, and kept
thoroughly posted In every particular or
dairy farming
1--WE have mrt with n splendid reception
lay the farmers Of reSla. said Mr..
Everett The, listen nttcUtiyoiy and nly
us With questions, which shows that they
arc hungry for untodotc informntinn ON
subjects tSat arc bringing wealth ~ the
farmers n tho North Two hundred such
meetings RS we arc now holding shoNld be
he'll IN Texas annually. There is no way
hT rs HiCn $50 mHtI fA.Nal .' lIlioIlndIl'u '.dN
he impaired md SO much knowledge
rui"od Farm, rs Ike to meet and 9fnr'o
with succcssful men from other localities.
they remcmhrr the advice offered ana
profit by Il Such meetings would add mil
lions ~ Texas farmers. and consequently
bring increased Wospcrty TO every IN.
dustry Of tho State.
Tho Agricultural md Mechanical college
NJ Texas Is splendid institution 1t Is 81
great value 10 TIC farmers " the state;
an can 10 made more SO y farmers viii
snply nak for the bulletins published
Every bulletin punishod by the station
comes 10 my office ana note with pleasure
she Thorough work Of The station and us
valve 70 tho state ! hone your farmers
viii stand hv their agricultural college and
demand as do the farmers ~ Wisconsin;
that such college ne thnroWhy pr"tIa'l
with funds and equipment for Inc sncc"sS
fri execution Of experiments valua"ie 10
I'm GfnIn-