The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-09
BREEDERS OF STOCK
ALABAMA ASSOCIATION TO MEET
 IN MONTGOMERY.
Former Senator Harris of Kansas Will be Principal Speaker at Im- portant Meeting to he Held
 Here March 2a

Former Senator Harris of Kansas Will
 be Principal Speaker at Im-
 portant Meeting to he Held
 Here March 2S.
 Hon. William A. Harris. formerly United States Senator from Kansas, will speak in Montgomery on March 2S. as the guest and principal orator of the Alabama Live Stock Association whose annual convention will begin here that i day.
 This announcement was made yester- day by pr. C. A. Cary, of Auburn, presi- dent of the Association, who was in Montgomery en route to Calhoun. where he goes to inoculate some cattle today
 Senator Harris has a wide reputation as a breeder of fine cattle at his ex- tensive farms near Linwood, Kansas, and the fact that he is to speak to the Alabama Association will no doubt at- tract a large attendance upon the con- vention. Dr. Cary said that Senator Harris had accepted the invitation of the As sociation to speak in Montgomery and had written that he would positively be here. Another out-of-the-State speaker l who will attend the convention is Joe Wing of Chicago. editor of The Breed CTS Gazette who is well known to deal ersin fine live stock. The sessions of the Live Stock As- sociation will be held in the rooms of the Commercial and Industrial Asso- | citation and will continue throughout | Tuesday and Wednesday. March 2s and | 29.
 The program as prepared is as fol- lows:
 Address. of welcome-Mayor Carr, l Montgomery. Response-F. I. Bates Hamburg Annual Address of the President-Dr | c. A. Cary, Auburn. Alabama Live Stock Association and the State Fair" M. B. Houghton, Mont gomery.
 Live Stock in its Relation to Cot | ton," Commissioner R. R. Poole, Mont gomery.
 What Can the Department of Agri- Snrit1nre do to Heln the Live Stock In- | dustry In Alabama" Jesse Adams, Montgomery.
 Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Basket" J. S. Kernachan, Florence. How I Feed Beef Cattle" F. T. Derby, Gaston. "A Method of Finishing Beef Cat tie for Fall Market" B. L. Boykin, | Akerville.
 How to Feed Dairy Cattle in Ala Dama, M. w. Hall James. How to Convert a Cotton Farm Into Stock Farm" Professor J. F. Duggar, Auburn.
 Beef Cattle and Alfalfa" W. G. Lit | tie. Livingston. "Alabama's Advantage Over North ern States for Live Stock" Professor Kew, Auburn
 Can We Profitaply Reclaim Our Worn Out Soils?' Clarendon Davis. Huntsville. Some Observations on Live Stock Industry in Alabama" Jesse NJ Jones. Montgomery.
 The shorthorn Cattle" B. O. cowan Chicago. III.
 How Raise Goats at a Profit" c. S. Seavy. Athens. How Can an Alabama Farmer Raise Corn at Cost of 10 Cents Per Bushel and Pork at 2 1-2 Cents Per Poundc" J. T. Kilgore. Jasper.
 Student Labor a Factor in Running Dairy in Connection with the Jack son Agricultural School" H. O. sar-
 Angus Cattle" H. W. Elliott. Estill Mo.
 Corn Breeding" Dr. E. Mead. Will cox, Auburn.
 "A System of Rotation of Crops on 'a Cotton and Live Stock Farm" Profes- sor C. L. Hare. Auburn.
 The Importance and Value of Pure Water on the Live Stock Farm and Some Ways of Securing and Protecting a Good Water Supply Dr. c. A. Cary, Auburn.
 Hereford Cattle" e. Gutner Eminence. Ky.
 Making Pork With Peanuts" Sam T. Smith. Enterprise
 Johnson Grass and Johnson Grass Hay, Hunter Vaughn. Montgomery,
 How to Handle Inoculated Cattle tbe Year Following Inoculation." w T. Thornton. Talladega.