The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-04
Topeka VIII BE Full of Visitors
Next Monday.
Three Large State Associations
to Be Here.
STATE CHICKEN SHOW.
It VIII Continue All Week at
Auditorium.
What the Stock Breeders Will
Talk About.
STATE CHICKEN SHOW.

In connection with the meeting OF the
Kansas Improved Stock Breeders asso-
citation in Topeka on Monday, January
IL, will be held also the meetings of the
Kansas state board Of agriculture, the
Kansas State Poultry association and
6he Kansas Swine Breeders association.
These meetings will cover period of
several days, but as their relations are
very intimate many of the men who
come for a particular one will remain
Tor all The Kansas State Poultry as
ISOLATION will have its annual exhibit
4ion in progress in the Auditorium dur
Ang all that week. The other three
gatherings will occupy but two or three
days each.
The morning session of the stock
Breeders meeting will be devoted strict
1y to routine business and will be at
afternoon the first session in repre-
sentative hall will be spent upon the
discussion of matters pertaining to fat
cattle. On Tuesday morning the pig
men will come in. A half day will be
used in canvassing the merits of the
swine and of different methods of swine
culture In the afternoon the meeting
will get around to discussions of the
horse and sheep. Feeding and hay will
come in for their share of attention.
The meeting will probably wind up
about Wednesday noon. That morning
will be devoted to the Worlds fair and
60 the Kansas state fair.
Among the speakers at the meeting
win be such well known Kansas breed
ers as Charles E. Sutton. of Russell:
"A p Johnson, Hutchinson: Theo. w.
Morse, Of Kansas City; ]. c. Robson.
of Towand2; r. I. Lee, of Wanamaker.
and J. w. Robinson, of Ell Dorado.
Some of the more scientific papers will
be read by o. Err professor of animal
husbandry of the Kansas Agricultural
college: A. NJ. Ten Eyck, also of Man
haitian. and ]. G. Haney, superintend-
ent of the Fort Hays experiment sta
ton. Among the out of the state VS.
1torS will be L. NJ. MOnsees, Smifhton.
Mo-; Col Charles F. Mills, secretary of
the live stock department of the St
Louis fair; Fred H Rankin, secretary
OF the Illinois Live Stock association.
and Eugene Davenport, dean of the
Illinois college of agriculture. In the
discussion OF arrangements for the
Louisiana Purchase exposition, Secre-
tary 2. D. Coburn of the Kansas State
Board of Agriculture and members of
the Kansas fair commission will par
ticiDate.
The thirty third annual meeting of the
State Board of Agriculture will begin
on January Is, following the adjourn
. ment of the stock breeders. On We'd
nesday night the Topeka Commercial
club VIII give a banquet for the stock
breeders. The programme of the meet
ing Of that organization will be as fol-
lows:
MONDAY, JANUARY H. 1904
Morning Session, 10 O'clock.
Preliminary session of officers and di-
rectors at Topeka Commercial club,
627 Kansas avenue
Appointment of committees.
Auditing accounts.
Report of secretary treasurer.
Miscellaneous business and commun-
ications.
Afternoon Session, 2 O'clock.
Opening regular session at Represen-
tative hall.
Reports of officers.
Presidents annual address-Chas. E.
Sutton, Russell.
kansas Must Win at St. Louis
Worlds Faro. Err. Manhattan, pro-
fessor of animal husbandry, Kansas
State Agricultural college.
Reception of new members.
Evening Session, 8 O'clock.
"a Matter of Business '-Theo w.
Morse, Kansas City, Mo.
1.-The Kansas Poultry Industry"-Geo.
Gillies, Topeka.
How to Winter the Beef Steer and
Make Him Gain One Hundred Pounds
or More and Pay for the Extra Care
and Feed with Profits''-A. f. Johnson,
Hutchinson
saTheFuture Outlook for Purebred Cat
tle"-Col R. E. Edmonson, Kansas
City, Mo.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II.
Morning Session, O'Clock.
Special programme prepared by the
Kansas Swine breeders association.
BEST Plan for Yardage of Growing
Hogs''-John Manwaring, Lawrence
How to Develop Herd of Bears
from Pighood to Serviceable and Sala-
bic Age"-C. F. Dietrich, Richmond.
THE Long or Short Type for Profit
-Chas. E. Sutton, Russell.
"Pasturing Hogs the Year Round
VIII H. Rhodes, Tampa.
rs the Big-boned Hog the Best or
Most Profitable''-James Mains, Oska-
loosa- . o.o,oa,.
ssThe Selling of Pure-bred Horses at
Auction'-J. c. Robson, Towanda.
'sPast Experience in and Future
Prospects for the Jack and Mule In
dustry''-L. NJ. Monsees, Smithton, MO,
president Missouri and Kansas Jack
and Mule breeders association
1.-The Kansas Horse Industry '-efen-
eraI discussion
Light Horses Il l. Lee, wanna
Draft Horses"-Col. J. W. Robson,
FL Dorado.
Evening Session. 8 o'clock.
"Grasses''-A NJ Ten Eyck. Man
haitian, profe ssor of agriculture. Kan
sas State Agricultural college.
1.-THE Great Factory'-Col. Chas- +.
Mills secretary live stock department.
Louisiana Purchase exposition
"Stock Foods''-A general discussion;
(aO ssWhat Benefit. If Any, Do We Get
from the Use of Stock Foods, So
caned?" OBJ How Can We Get Back
Feeding Value into Shorts and Bran
as Now Refined by Modern Milling?
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is.
Morning session, $3.50 O'Clock.
How to Promote Sheep Husbandry
IN Kansas''-Ceneral discussion
1.-The Gentleman Who Pays the Rent
Fred H. Rankin, Urbana, ILL.,. Secre-
tary Illinois Live Stock association
Farm Machinery Profitable in Live
Stock usbandry''-General discussion.
Afternoon session, L o'clock.
An address by Eugene Davenport,
TJrbana, Ill, dean Illinois College Of
Agriculture.
"The Demand and Advantages of Pure
Bred Stock in Western Kansas. G.
Haney, superintendent Fort Hays ex-
pertinent station.