The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-27
CONVENTION TUESDAY
LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION TO MEET
 IN MONTGOMERY.
Ex-Senator Harris of Kansas is Among the Speakers, and an Interest- ing Program Has Been
 Prepared.


 ofHcers of the Alabama Live Stock Association are looking forward to a large attendance upon the annual con vention of that body which will begin Tuesday morning in the rooms of the Montgomery Commercial and Industrial Association, and will continue through Wednesday.
 The most prominent speaker will be former United States Senator W. A. Harris of Linwood. Kas., who is wide ly known as a raiser of fine stock. It Is expected that Senator Harris will speak on the first day of the conven- tion.
 Another distinguished visitor to the State will be Joe Wing of The Breed CTS Gazette, who will also address the convention.
 The live stock men will be welcomed to Montgomery by Acting Mayor c. P. Mcintyre, and F. l. Bates. of Hamburg will respond to the address of welcome. This will be followed by the annual address of the President. pr. A. C. Cary of Auburn.
 The prepared program of papers and addresses is as follows:
 Alabama Live Stock Association and the State Fair" M. B. Houghton. Mont gomery.
 Tive Stock in its Relation to Cot ton." Commissioner R. R. Poole, Mont gomery.
 What Can the Department of Az riculture Do to Help the Live Stock Industry in Alabama?" Jesse Adams, Montgomery.
 Don't Put All Your Eggs in One Basket" J. s. Kernachan. Florence.
 How I Feed Beef Cattle" F. I. Derby, Gaston.
 "A Method of Finishing Beef Cattle for Fall Market B. L. Boykin, Aker- vile.
 How to Feed Dairy Cattle in Ala bsma." M. W. Hall. James.
 How to Convert Cotton Farm Into Il Stock Farm" Prof. J. F. Duggar. Auburn,
 Beef Cattle and Alfalfa" w. G. Lit tie. Livingston.
 "Alabama's Advantage Over North rrn States for Live Stock" Prof. Rev, Auburn.
 Can We Proftably Reclaim Our Worn Out Soils?' Clarendon Davis, Huntsville.
 Some Observations on Live Stock In- 1ustry in Alabama"
 jessie M. Jones. Montgomery.
 The Shorthorn Cattle'-B. o. Cowan. Chicago, III.
 How I Raise Goats at a Profit C. s. Seavy, Athens.
 How Can an Alabama Farmer Raise Corn al a Cost of 10 Cents Per BusheI and Pork at 2 1-2 Cents Per Pound?''- L T. Gilgore, Jasper.
 student Labor a Factor in Running Dairy in Connection With the Jack son Agricultural School."-H. O. Sar- gent Jackson.
 Angus Cattle"-H W. Elliott. Estill. Mo.
 "CCorn Breeding."-Dr. F. Mead Will cox. Auburn.
 "A System of Rotation of Crops on TNa4N I C. l.. Hare. Auburn.
 The Importance and Value of Pure Water on the Live Stock Farm and Some Ways of Securing and Protecting Good Water Supply."-Dr. c. A.
 Hereford Cattle."--F. C. Giltner Erninence. Ky.
 Making Pork With Peanuts"-Sam T. Smith. Enterprise.
 Johnson Grass and Johnson Grass Hay."-Hunter Vaughn, Montgom- cry
 How to Handle Inoculated Cattle tho Year Following Inoculation."--w. L. Thornton. Talladega.
 There will be a question box and discussion following each paper and many profitable points will be thus brought out.
 The following instructions to dele gates have been issued by President Cary and Secretary ". |. Thornton Of Talladega:
 Rate on all railroads in Alabama Is one and one-third fare plus 25 cents for round trip Buy a full fare through ticket to Montgomery. Ala, and get q certificate. signed In ink. from the agent. If your agent cannot sell a through ticket to Montgomery, huy ticket to your nearest coupon sta tiOn and there get one to Montgomery and the certificate. If fifty certIh- cates are presented to the secratary at Montgomery a one-third fare plus 9 cents will he given you to your cer- tifcate station.
 Remember the program is long and every moment must be used Meeting - will open promptly al 10 a. m.. Tues day, March 18th Remember also that the Short Horn and Angus Cattle sales will occur at Auburn, Ala. March 30th and S1st. the two days following this meeting