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The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
AT THE PLAY LAST NIGHT

Last nights production Of the Bur
g0masIar was presented with about
half the chorus usually carried by q
Burgonlasterss company The male
part of this chorus was very good, the
rest of an Indifferent turn
Ruth White who made Z favorable
impression here IN the Explorers" last
season makes an excellent Willie van
AstoFhiIt but does not show up to
the advantage she did in the -EXplor-
ers.~ Gus Weinberg Is the third Peter
SruyvesanE who has been seen IN To-
peka- f r. RunneIs, who was q mem
Der Of the Explorers company with
Miss White. does not do the saxopnOne
and CoucaEtina stunts introduced by
Knox Wilson. and kills the time used
by him in the third act by drinking
half q gallon Of beer and leading q lit
tie German band Of the worst possible
kind He makes z reasonably good
Doodle" but IS not in Line with his
predecessors
George BradeTicE< represented the
Harlem Spider" the part which was
created by william Riley Hatch, Of
Wichita, Kansas. the original stage
director of The Burgomaster- The
Spider" was assisted IN his songs BY
bur EIrvrinites- and the audience be-
came uneasy. fearing that the worst
would come 70 pass and the leader OF
the chorus would attempt to sing
''Chfmmiefs
Taken altogether. the BurgomasteE
OF last night suffered from comparison
with any Of its forerunners IN this city
but IT was q pretty interesting produc-
+ f500
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
THE BOY FOUND OUT.

He was a boy Of twelve who was az
the Eco with his father to see the sights,
and as they stood before the cage occu-
pied by the chimpanzee the boy in-
Quired.
Father. do them things ike boys2'
'-AIebbe they do. my son" replied the
father ~but guess I wouldn't git too
near
But that one wants to shake hands -
Yes. he pears to- but I wouldn't
shake"
Don't you think he wants to bs
friendszs'
''1Iebbe So but you kin jest wink at
him 70 let him know how you feel"
That didn't exactly satisfy the boy
however The chin insisted en- reach
Ing cut his black paw for a friendly
grip. and while the fathers back was
turned the la1 extended his hand Next
instant his howIs caused rush Of tbs
crowd to see what was the matter, ana
as he held up 3 finger which was bittsEz
to the bone and danced about, the
father produced a Handkerchief to tie Il
Up and explained to the people,
He's my son Claudius, and he's q
great hand To find out things Hes
jusr found cut that them critters hev
teeth. and If he ever gtts over this be
won't never shake hands with no more
l monkeys.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
IMITATE GREAT NORTHERN.
Rock Island VIII Employ J. J. EnFs
Methods Of Economy.

n considering the possibilities fer eco
u1rnlcal oaeEatIon CT the Rock Island. an
authority SaEs-
The Missouri Pacific and St Louis
S9uthW western by appointing n1eu educate
in the scheoI Of ). J. Efil. as mana gers.
and applying his methods. have So I'M
proved the earning power or Sota systems
that their value has rrebled IT a few years.
Following these examples. the new Rock
Island directors last April appointed e H
81 arreu. formerly win The Great Northern
and Jersey Central sFsLeE1s as mana ger OF
the consolidated system
This gives good reason for expecting
that the application Of the modern meth
ods employed nT the large systems VII
bring Tar better net results To the freight
department Of the new Rock Island Szs-
tenn Although the Introduction OF M
prcVznnents and economics IS only recent,
the ra1Io Of operating expenses for t6s
first four months Of this year Indicate q
reduction Of - per cent Last year the
ratio was s. Der cent II Is expected Tor
the current year that this figure VIII not
exceed 90 per cent
..vrhere Should be nj. fear this reduction
VIII be through any sacrifice II The ulalnls--
nance Of the properties
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
An OBLIGNG HAN.

I had been down to the cross reads store
with 1Ir. Turner to make some purchases
and there we found Eve men icafng abort
with guns. who said they were waiting &c
get a shot at AR jim Wisner- We left
them locking up the road and had oriy
gone half q nile when We met AEr. WLsnez
headed for the z<cre.
Coed mawnin. Mr. Wisner." saluted
III friend
Coed mawnIn'. dr- Taruer,T was the re-
iGwine to cross reads. 3Ir. wisuers''
Yes
Got yo'r gum
Yes
wal. the boEs ar, down thar and ready
fur q fuss ard mebbe yoll be as kind and
coT15esscendin as 10 obleege ern-
i reckon 7 VIII as T n fee4ln poVerEu4
prearE this rnaVVnl1
That's good Wanted TO do It uyselz.
but had the stranger along Ees. oolcesa
err Il y0f KIN. Mr- Wsz1er. azzo IA suxa
you'll cum ouE top o the hea1s
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
REBUILD WITH BRICK.
Recent Hospital Fire May Be q Gain
for Albuquerque.

Albuquerque. n n Jan s-Division
SuDt Z L HIbbard has returned to his
headau quarters in Winslow after two days
en- special ad1ustsr for the Phoenix Fire
Insurance company. Insurance was car
ried by tne association on the hospital
building TO the amount Of $4,000 OF
this $1,000 was in the company which
Mr. Holden represents The claims Of
the association for the obstruction Il
the Albuquerque building VIII be set
tied at once and the money used either
to rebuild the ruins Or 70 serve as the
nucleus Of q fund for larger and
more uoderu hospital 3Ir Holden
gives the Impression that it is the wish
Of the railroad company that a hand
some brick hospital be built here and
that this VIII be the probable result
Of the matter. Mr. Holden left last
night for the east
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
FREEZE GOULD our.
Clark-Harrinan Deal Blocks Possible
Combins With Gould.

combine VITA Gould.
san Francisco. Jan s.-The Examiner
says BY making an alliance with Sen
aror Clark Of Montana. z 4 Hartman
leaves Prince POulatoWskts projected
railroad from Los Angeles to san Fran
cisco IN the air and neutralizes the
danger OF q UossibI combination be-
tween P0nIatoWski, Clark and the G0uI1
systems The Clark corporation has
agreed to buy from Hartman 500 miles
Of road part Of the Oregon Short Line
running southwest from Salt Lake 10
a point IN southeastern Nevada This
deal IS 70 Be closed IN New York within
q Few days BY means Of II Senator
1lark gets rI1 of parallel line which
Hartman was arranging to build. On
the other hand Hartman has an under
standing with Clark. so II IS said by
Y h1ch Could is shut out from part Owa~
ersEIp In the road projected by Prince
PonlareHsAzI from San Francisco TO Los
Angeles. 10 connect with the Clark sys-
ten
Owning the 900 niles Of the Oregon
Short Line Senator Clark still viii have
q r1lLs 40G miles more to build AL
the surveys are made and construction
Is II progress As The story runs Clark
IS % pay between 5000 GOO and $1,000
GEO fer the SOC miles. Hartman and his
friends are 10 accept bonds Of the Clark
company
Once the cutoff Is finished. it viii con-
Haet with the Hartman and Gould lines
az salt Lake and give each an impair
tai service into southern California.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
RArE-MAKINa POWER.
Executive officials Take It Out Of
Traffic OhciaIs' Hands

Chicago. Jan. s-Executive officers Of
the western roads VIII hold themselves
personally responsible hereafter for tl7e
strict maintenance nE agreed rates. At
general traffic officials the rars-makIng
power was taken out Of the hands Of the
general traffic officers and committees
composed Of the chief executive officers
Of the various roads were appointed 70
investigate charges and act upon every
recommendation or request fer = change
IN rates
No reduction IN rates can be granted
under the new agreement 70 any ship
per or free transp porIation issued 10 IN
duence traffic without the sanction Of
these committees at Chicago. St. Louis.
Kansas city and St Paul
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

a J Atkins IS new man IN the ma
chine shop
orlie SAVIOR Of the boiler shop failed =
ring n W Wednesday morning
George yventIy Of the boiler shop drew
his time Wednesday morning
Bert AIdisner Of the boiler shop is eff
this week on account Of sickness
Frank Roeb1lck Of the south sh1D laid
OF from work Wednesday afternoon
c. ". Jones. division superintendent for
the Rock Islald- was II Eerington yester-
Allan SIcLeishs is new erupIoye Of the
water service He started 10 work We'd
nesdaY-
T. .. Wallace. an engine painter. failed
Of Sickness
George McLeish Is new nan IN the
blacksmith shop He went to work We'd
nesdaE morning
Chal Wallace Of the south shop viii
spend next sunday with Eugene Basiar
at his home southwest Of town
Robert Florence Of the blacksmith shop
has returned TO work n the shop after an
absence Of tive months On account Of sick
ness
Rev. ". , Mitchell Of the ParzdaIs n
z church addressed the Railroad 7 u
g 4 meeting at the coach shop this
noon
John SPAIN Of the blacksmith shop re-
turned 10 work Wednesday after a two
days Iay OF on account -of the arrival e1f
a zEI baby At his home
The Rock Island division Offices received
no lIE=Alle FfTalI
yesterday Al their wires wera down On
account Of the heavy wind storm
Frank SchuiteHdarf nephew Of william
SClEuir=nGorf. foreman Of The water ser
vice department. has given Up his position
in the water service and gone to Old Mex
ice where ne expects TO work at his
trade
George r Henderson. superintendent Of
motive uoWEr for the Santa Ee returned
from Chicago Tuesday. where he has been
attending conference of the officials and
the engineers and hremen Of the Santa Ee
coast lines
The boiler shop men are through With
the high pressure HaEl6r which IS TO b.
used IN the new power house. The wafer
service men are now working on i and
{ gsttIng il ready 20 be set up IL the power
house IT VIII be SeE 10 ard ready f1I
work by the last Of tire week This boiler
I VIII stand - pounds pressure
4 AR Nicou F. Johnson. better known hers
as Nick Johnson has been appointed
I ticket agent at the Santa Fe depot al Cot
Orado Springs to succeed L 3 smith 3Ir
Z JohEscn is grandson Of Mr. and Mrs
I W. ". Fluke al riiis city. Mr. johnson
I many friends VIII be glad to hear Of ii.
Z promotion
A. H MaE IS the new Superintendent O
/ the Missouri division Of the Eocz Island
/ 1Ir. 9I0II succeeds W H Given who hzs
4 been transferred TO the Des AIo5nes Wales
i division with headquarters IN Des AIciueS
( c. \ Gilmore the former superintendent
OF this dIVls151- resigned on account of hi
cd ags he having heeu WITH the Rock Is
land for s. years
Impossible to f0resee an accident No
~
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
PLOT 70 ROB.
Southern Pacific Posse Frustrates
Pay-Car Hold Up.

EI Pas0. Tex. Jan S-The Southern
Pacific officials are Of the opinion that
there was actually a plan On foot last
Friday night to rob the pay car at
Strauss The PRINCIPAL reason for the
belief IS 4 bit Of news which reached
this city yesterday. It was learned that
on Friday night at about L o'clock 4 Sa-
loon at Rogers station. the first switch
out beEond the New Mexico lire. and
not far from Strauss. was broken into
by burglars and robbed
The fact tnat the saloon was broken
into at about the time that the posse
which was ss1t cut from here to lay
for rl1s robbers, returned TO this city, is
looked upon as evidence that there were
actually q noldup gang stationed at that
point as reported Il is now thought
that the men who broke into the saloon
composed 3 gang that was laying for
the pay car to come along The theory
Is advanced that the v0uId-be train
robbers seeing that they would get no
chance at the pay car, turned their at
teutIon TO plain burglary after the posse
returned TO this city
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

freight had arrived At the top OF the hiI
OF father as Tar zz Ca5ou where some
switching was being done. In the course
OF the naneuveEs the douhIe-aaaded end
started down the track while the --deczy,
which was attached 70 the opposite end.
neglected to follow 8EtE- The result vas
thar the oppgsIze pressure proved TOO much
for enc OF the empI1es and It was Eele-
sc0usd in q hiking while the end Of q
freezer filed with oranges was badly
stove In Besides this damage the shock
was sufficient to break the coupling cor
Meeting the engine with the last car which
greatly complicated matters The result
was blocked track which delayed both
oVerIands and limited several hours The
EFrecziug crew from this city cieared away
the debris and placed the track IN trim
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
THESIS IS PUBLISHED.
Cornell Graduate Now Employed IN
Santa Fe Machine shops

Claude Schrott, an apprentice IN the
Albuquerque. N NJ machine shops of
the Santa Ee, is among the contributors
to a recent number OF the Railway Ga
zette- The article IN question Is mada
up OF somewhat lengthy extracts from
a thesis written by Mr. Schr0tt while
q student in the mechanical department
Of Cornell university
Nr Schrott, who Is now q graduate
Of the department wrote MS final rha-
sis on Effect Of TenpeEature on Steel
Castings. The thesis is strictly tech
nicaI, but goes 50 thoroughly and clearly
into the questions involved that It vas
considered worth the attention OF the
railroad men Of the country. and SO
found its way into the Gazette
Finishing his work IN Cornell. 1Ir.
SchF0Et took up the practical side OF tbs
business Of railroad machinery and ne
chanieaI problems. starting with other
aSDFentices at the bottom Of the santa
Ee ladder.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

gets her toll and WEAKNESS. Then
sudden movement sends thrill Of pain
through her ard she realizes that though
love may tighten labor It cannot tighten
pain
Thousands Of women who have suf-
feree1 from backact1e. headache. and
other consequences Of wonanIy disease,
have been made vel women by the
use Of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. It establishes regularly, dries
unhealthy drains, heals Inflammation
and liberation and cures female
weakness
Fl czunot say enough n praise Of Dr. Pisrce's
Favozite Prescription K has done rzl1ca
gcod-7 zr1t-s Mrs Henry Ear-elI- Of Tsrbcro-
n G Box r1c- II swollen I could hardly
walk when Z began taking the Favorlte Pre-
scriptiou- I also had u1erTue trouble and coald
neither eat nor sleep only as trek 1lcrp EzE1e-
Tired four different loc-1rs and they al failed
to Do zz any good 50 cue q NY frle1ds recon
u1eudzd vour Eavcrzte Prescription to ne and
tocx only three bottles and now we1 and
hearty Can Do alr1cst any kind of work
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are The
ruoss desirable Iaxative fo- delicate
women
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
scHoLz SUCCEEDS CABLE.
New President for Rock Island Coal
Mining Company

At the last meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Coal valley Mining company. At
Rock Island. H., whose mines are owned
BY the Chicago Rock Island s. Pacific
railway Mr. Carl Seh0lz was elected
president OF the company. vice M r.
P Gable. resigned Dir. Scholz IS also
manager OF the mining department Of
the ChOctav. Oklahoma & Gulf railroad.
which road Is owned by the Rock Island
company. HIS headquarters are at Lit
tie 200
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
G. R. HsadrEckson e. Promotion.

Albuquerque, n NJ Jan sc. 2
HendrIckson. Z recent arrival from the
Northern Pacific service has been an
pointed foreman Of the tool room N the
local machine shons to succeed Robert
4 AbFahams, advanced TO the f5reuanshI1
Of the machine shops On January L This
leaves only one appointment to be made
TO I'll the vacancies caused by New
Years day changes that Of the boiler
shop foreman Job. which IS now held
temporariIy BY Jack SpelIacv.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

--- psea-iar cough which indicates crorn
--- ~-l SHOWN TO the mothers r-f
lren SO time should be Issr ~
--1= --e4-1ell lt IT, and for thls u51r-rss
-as received more r-r.fr=-=1I /
al NaaEnherlaia' Cough Rem
-. g. waste ra- 1asle tine in saxueri-
E A ---tllea remedies l0 nnatter
a=A llay may 1e recommended
1-- a-+e l1As nledl1lns as directed and a7i
:. all-9l-s 7f cr1up WIZ 1uIclzIr f7fzsr-
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
Bo11ERmAKERs ON STRIKE
Rock Island Is Having Trouble at
6erington-

TIE boiIerrnakers employed by the
Rock Island at Heringt0n are out on q
strike for higher wages The men have
been getting 81 cents an hour. but this
did not satisfy them 50 they struck for
81 cents an hour
The Rock Island has offered than 60
cents 10 return but although some Of
them are satisfied with this the ma
j0rity of them are holding out for more
The strike involves about thirteen men
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

on May Is for a term Of 10 years foE
the murder Of Thomas Cullen, q stable
boy. employed on the Rancho Del
Paz0. He was a horse trainer for tns
Rancho Del Pazo. Green 3. Morris.
Theodore Winters and several otheE
owners He achieved his greatest suc-
cess while in the service Of Winters
when he trained that veterans stable
including the famous Fl Rio Peg.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

Vienna. Jan. S.-At q council Of the
members Of the Tuscan branch OF the
Hapsburg family at which Archduke
Ludwig victor represented Emperor
Francis Joseph II was resolved TO pay
forthwith 10 Archduke Leopold who ac-
conpanied his sister, the crown prin-
cess Of Saxony when she clipped to
Geneva with n GIron- MS eventual
share Of the family fortune and dis
miss him from the family
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
earrisea Attaeksa bv Cbols-n-

Manila IAN s-The American gar
r1sau ar orm1k. Island Of Lsyts- has
nee1 attacked BY cholera Nine men
e company 3. Eleventh Infantry. were
s=l1- oy the disease. and I've of them
ale1 la= pCst at Ormok has been
a4ara Hl-1ad The cholera has dzzap-
pea-ed fr1u many PARTS of rre fs14r1si
1-- c1Er1l-5s in lIiudauzo and T.evre
eAl e7rEatn parts Of other II the south
zrl Islands
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
IsHERWoop PRoMoTEp.
Santa Fe Puts Him IN Charge Of Point
Richmond Skorehouse.

TInslow. Arfz. Jan Sc T. Isher-
wood. former foreman of the santa F-e
car department at Wnsl0w, has gone 70
Point Richmond. Cal where he Will take
charge OF the new Santa Fe storehouse
AIr- sherwood has been with the Santa
Fe IN this division for many years Is
wen known and popular, and his ad-
vaneement. which came on New Years
day, VIII meet with hearty approval
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
go Is PREsIDENE
Fort Scott Man at Head Of New Okla
bona RaIroad.

Guthrie. Jan. S.-The stockholders Of
the s. Louis. FL Reno & Western rail-
way company today elected G. c. Nell
son Of Fort Scott, Kansas. PRESIDENT
Iessrs. Toou and Van Ripper of St
Louis n D. Libby and J. A Masters
Of EI Reno. directors The promoter
Of the enterprise is Manager Hender-
son Of the Middle States ConstructIon
company Of st Louis. He with TIE
chief engineer. is now going over tie
line The road was recently chartered
to run 200 miles across Oklahoma, from
northeast to southwest
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
Trainer Of River king Is Crazy.

Sacramento. Colo. Jan. s.-Williarn
AIcCornick one Of the best known
horsemen n the United States has been
brought from Folsom prison en- route
to the state hospital for the insane ar
Napa- Mccormick was sent to Folsom
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
THAI q AeAIN.
smashes Up More santa Fe Equip
meut on Cajon RIII.

There was a small sized freight wreck a
few teicz-aE1 poles THIS side of Cajou STA
r1cu- says the san 8aruardlu0 Sun IN
whicn a box ear was reduced 10 kindlinE
wood and car loaded with oranges had
one end badly smashed Three engines
tVFH n the lead and the decapod. No. SIS
humping aIaug IN tie rear we're co4rled
70 = train Ct g cars. partly made I'D q
loaded cars and parity OF szuties- The
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
Rock Island Lets a Contract.

GathrIe- Okla Jan 8-The Rock Is
land has let the entire contract cover
ing the construction of the extension
from FEaUrika, o. T.. to ArdmOre. T. T
a distance Of SO miles and work VIII
commence within the next e days
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
Begin Work in February.

Guthrie, Jan s=The Ashsr-OkIa-
homa Central railroad company char
rered TO build 400 miles from Fort
Smith. Ark to Vernon. Texas. an
nounces it viii be ready to put survev-
ing corps and graders in the field N
February
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

Sacramento. Jan s--George C Perkins
was last night renoufuated for United
States senator TO succeed himself. by tha
Republican caucus. The vote stood. Per
kins, S.. Irving n Scott, L
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

now has something like 5.000 cars Of
freight on the siding between Hutchin-
son and Raton y n which IS tied UP
on account Of the rush- This does not
look much Ike there Is any great lack
Of freight.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
Santa Fa Haa Fneinea

It was reported the other day that tie
Santa Fe was short on freight This IS
not true It was given out yesterday
by good authority that the Santa Fe
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
EIs Mass Prorsd Fat.l

f+ Ian e.-EIce ard Deputy Cars--i
CT rreln1Qnia -
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
eugene
Fields
Views on Ambition and Dyo-
pePsia-

ssDvr7ensis. wrote Eugene Field,
ssofta1 inez-acitates a nan for sndeavOE
rTd Somstfules extinguishas the IRE Of
s-ri,irion Though great despite nis
conplafnt Field suffered from indlgess-
efon ~ hls life. A weak tlrad stomach
-e~1s 5.rarf vour food It nssds
80 You car only rest it BY the use
~ a prs1aratio1 Ike Kodol which re
55evss Il oe work BY digesting your tood
7e-e soon restores it to its normal to1s-
afrsnqth8nlngg
Satisfying
r-srs-ss only By F. G De 7FIrr & Co. chicago
Ths s. 1ossls contains - s-llea sA- s'-- a--@
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08

Impossible to foresee an accident Not
impossible 70 be prepared fol il Dr.
Thouss' Eelectric OIL 1lonarch over
pain
The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
GUESS

hands too well to
need to guess, and
for the moment
she enters into the
playful spirit OF
the child and for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-04
FOR RENT.


Throughout the theatrical world to-
day farce comedy, musical comedy and
comic opera hold sway with the
amusement loving public, and such
plays as "A Bubble of Trubble, ," which
appears at the opera house Friday
night are proving to be money-makers
for their owners. "A Bubble o. TruD-
BILE" is a farce comedy Of the fast
and furious" order, wherein mistaken
ideas prevail, creating ridiculous sit
uations and producing uproarous
laughter from the rise Of the curtain
to the closing scene. The specialties
are selected from among the best in
the business. The music and songs
are new and catchy. The management
have spared neither money, time nor
trouble in getting together a cOmpe-
tent company for the first production
OF "A Bubble o Trubble in the South.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-04
Preacher Disturbed the Pence.

This morning before Commissioner
Robnett Rev. J. e. Cody, a white man,
was tried for disturbing the peace out
about Durwood two weeks ago.
A jury was empaneled and with +
A. Pierce in behalf OF defendant and
\. c. Cruce representing the govern.
ment the case went to trial From the
testimony adduced it seemed that
Cody and one William Scarborough had
a few words about the alleged strik
ing o. dog by Scarbrougn and
Cody's ire bcame so reused that nc
used some bad words and nourished
a pistol, and after hearing the testi
mony and argument the jury retired
and returned with a verdict di guilty
and assessed his fine At $50. The cost
was nearly as much more.
Notice was given for an appeal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-11-04
Territory Still Leads.

At the short-horn cattle show held
at San Antonio, Texas, last week, j.
w. Carey of Armstrong, l. T. a breed
er Of short-horn cattle, secured nine
first prize awards, three second prizes
and one fourth. II is notable fact
Mr. Carey, Campbell Russell and j, c.
Washington and other Indian Terri
tory short-horn cattle breeders secure
the majority of awards at all cattle
shows they attend,