The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-14

= he has tested, and ththlngs to avoid
likewise OF as greatmportance and
value to you in seeing results as
good methods. Yopome here and
pour out in a comon heap the
knowledge OF each, pich is winnow-
cd and sifted, secung the golden
grains Of truth andexperience, and
each OF you the broiened strength
ened and prepared o go back to
your farms and accomplish the best
that your opportunities afford pos
sible. II would b impossible to
oyerestimate the beeiits you may
each receive from irregular attend
ance upon and participation in these
gatherings. 1t is tobe lamented that
every farmer in To Panhandle is
not in attendance
We recognize tina you gentlemen,
the farmers Of this country, are the
bulwarks of industrial and CONNER
cial existence OF the country, that
upon the farm rests The lateral sup
ports of the whole fabric OF super
5rruvt>.~or Usn'isipR merchandising
professional life and selling real es-
tate as we'll, all alike reach back for
support and mainstay to the farms,
aud their lords OF the manors.
1t has been wisely said OF those
who render service to their fellow
man, that the preacher OF the COS
pei Of the loWly and mock Nazarine.
living self sacrificing life, and
pointing man to higher life. de-
serves much credit, and He does; that
the dissiminators Of knowledge who
spend their years in toll in search
of the good and useful recording
the fruits OF their iabors, which is
published read and appropriated
with praise and gratitude after the
author is dead and gone, has done
good and We acknowledge it; that the
great medical profession which cares
FOR our lives and health, ever ready
when the occasion demands ID for
get self and minister to humanity,
IS not least In deserving considera-
ion; nor those who provide our
pleasures ad the thousand things
hat make up life, all have a pl>>eI
>ut the greatest benefactor of the
human race is he who makes two
blades OF grass grow where but one
grew before.
Gentlemen Amarillo is glad to have
you come and hold your meeting
within her temples, no walls sur
ound her borders, no gates to be
opened unto passports, but our por-
ais stand wide open, the best we
lave is yours, and we sincerely trust
hat your coming maybe pleasant
md profitable one, and that we may
'ndear ourselves to You so much that
'our recurring gatherings may not
ind other place SO desirable, nor any
me who would advocate other than
his for your place of meeting. We
daddy welcome you.
Judge ]. c. Paul followed Mr..
iustavus with an off hand address
overing his twenty years experience
n the Panhandle. In good times
nd bad times, in fair weather anc
oul. Judge Paul has known the
'anhandle and from the depths OF
is experience he drew out remit
iscencies, comment and prophecy for
he future. His remarks were round
Y applauded.
j. y Edgerton OF Claiming hav-
ng been called to Iowa few days
go, and therefore not present at the
leting Mr. Leidigh of thegovernment
Experiment. station read the paper
repaired by Mr.. Edgerton.
The subject of the paper was,
Cattle Feeding in the Panhandle
nd is given in full as follows:
aides and Gentlemen
The following experiment conduct
the past season at the x, l. T.
lrm at Charming, win throw lit
Q light on this point as we'll a.
pom the value Of Panhandle feeds