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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-30
PROMISING
INDUSTRY
Samples Of Brick From Anna,
TIIIO Clay Show Opportunity
For Factory

c. C, Lands and j. X. shIreman
are exhibiting at the rooms Of the
Commercial club number OF speci-
mems OF brick made from Amarillo
clay which promises we'll for new
and important industry for Amarillo.
The clay from which these bricks
were made was taken from several
holes in what is known as the "old
town" These samples we're shipped
by Messrs. lands and Shlreman to
the American Clay Working Machin-
cry company, Bucyrus, Ohio, for
tests This company maintains in
connection with its factory one Of
the most complete testing plants in
the country and its judgment on the
material submitted is authoritative.
In transmitting the Official record
Of the test the company says;
I'm making your brick, we founi
that 1t would require very slow dry
ing in order to produce results, as
the bricks cracked readily In the
drying process, We therefore burn
ed a number of your brick and re-
ground them to manufacture grog
We then made a mixture OF your
clay with 10 per cent of the grog AMI
this mixture makes medium good
building brick. The samples speak
for themselves"
The samples shown we're burnel
in small crucibles and the company
reports that the bricks warped more
than would otherwise be the case.
The bricks are very adrd, ring we'll,
and would undoubtedly make first
class building material for inside
walls. Although fuel would be a
large item in the expense 1t Is estl-
mated that a plant could be installed
here which would turn out bricks az
a profit for about half what the same
building material now costs. The
plant for the manufacture would
cost nearly $4,000 but with the
constantly growing demand for tho
product, It would be financial sue
cess from the start. Such an enter
prise besides supplying a real de-
mand would add to the factory list
Of the city and 1t is likely that steps
will be taken toward developing the
opportunity by means of a local COM
pany.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-30

will discuss Advertising Devices"
and interchangeable Membership, A"
In his letter OF announcement Sec
rotary Arnold OF the Beaumont
Chamber OF Commerce which Will
entertain the gathering says
you will observe that you are run
here as double header You are
down twice and no other secretary
enjoys that distinction. We are de-
pending on you here on these dates
and have already placed you In nom
nation for secretary"
,The meeting will take place on
June 10 and IA and Governor Camp
bell, Governor Blanchard, B, D, Pad
dock Of Fort Worth, NJ, B, Treze-
want of New Orleans, Homer d, Wade
OF Waco, John G. Munter OF Dallas,
and George p, Brown Of Houston,
are among those who are on the
program for papers and talks The
June meeting is held in Beaumont so
as to be in closer touch with the
secretaries OF Louisiana. The fall
meeting will be held IN Amarillo.
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is GRINDING
RAPIDLY
District Court Takes Up Three
Gases Involving InphS-
Onmenf Today.
(From Mondays DAILY Panhandle

(From Mondays Daily Panhandle
Two cases settled involving two
years each In the state penltentlary,
is the record made by the district
court this morning After lmpan-
cling the jury for the week, and set
Ting preliminary orders OF business
this morning, the court took up the
first case on the criminal docket,
that OF the state against VIII Thorpe.
VIII Thorpe, beetle-browed
young fellow OF the drlfter class
which frequents the Bowery. sue
ceeded In making some OF the Jury
uncertain enough about the merits
Of his case to keep the jurymen at
variance all day. Last week a man
on the Bowery lost valuable watch
under circumstances which pointed
strongly to Thorpe's guilt, A search
later disclosed phe missing watch
In Thorpe's sock which confirmed
the belief that he had a guilty hand
In the watch's disappearance,
Thorpe had no money with which
to secure counsel this morning but In
the trial he succeeded In conducting
enough OF a defense with little as
slstance from r. f. Hall who volun-
teered to examine him in his own de-
tense that there Is still some doubt
about the jury's decision In the mat
ter. Thorpe maintained that he knew
nothing of the circumstances, that
he was somewhat unconscious at the
time owing to liberal indulgence in
booze, and moreover he maintained
that IL the watch was found in his
sock It was either the result OF a
mistake or was OF someone's impos-
ing on his condition.
Next the court took up the case
against Thomas Evans for the theft
of a grip from the union station
about three weeks ago. In this case
as in the other the evidence was ov-
erwhelmingly against the prisoner so
he entered a plea of guilty The de-
PENDANT was a railroad lahorer. He
stole the suit case and sold the con-
tents, It will be remembered to buy
drinks and It was plain from his APP
pearance that most of his earnings
whatever they have been, have gone
in the same way that he spent the
proceeds OF the theft. He had no
money and could employ no counsel.
In charging the jury the Judge order
ed the jury to bring in a verdict In
accordance with the prisoners plea.
This the jury promptly did and fixed
his punishment at two years in the
state prison.
1t is the courts intention to try all
the jail cases, so far as possible, first
in order that witnesses and prisoners
who are unable to give bond, may
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Real Estate Transfers.

List OF transfers filed In the office
OF the county clerk Saturday May %
furnished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
John L. Scott to F. NJ. Baker, lots
land 5, block 32S, Hollanw, $3.50.
]. L. Scott and wife to f. NJ. Baker
and 5, block 1928, Holland, $3.50.
$2,S5O.
l.. d. Lyons and wife to r. L
Chanslow, lots l and 2, block 81
Glidden & Sanborn, $29.500,
H. Billingsley and wife to D. Gil
vim and Chas. l.. Green, 75x150 fee
off south side of lot 2, block ESQ
Holland, $500.
Mrs. Eta White to Chas. l., Greer
ct al, lot /, block 207 Plemons
$500.
Il. NJ. Gander and wife to r. w
Patterson, lot 4, block 81, old town
800 and other considerations.
]. r. T. Bassett and wife to Mrs
Mandy Wheeler, lots 10, II and ~
block 6, Crudgington addition, $3.50
j. w. Crudgington to II. F. Jen
klns, lots 4, 5 and 6, block As, Anna
rillo Heights, $525.
]. w. Crudglngton to r. F, Jen
kins, lots /, 2 and 3, block AS, ANA
rillo Heights, S525.
j. F. Carter to ]. w. Bozeman. 10
G, block 2, Wheatley subdivision
block 324, Holland, $3.50.
A. L. Dain and L. c. Clark to w. s
Boydston, lots 10, 90, 81, %, 23 ant
"a, of Dain & Clarks subdivision
block 391, Mirror, $1,000.
o. A. Pitt and wife to M. F, Taylor
lots 9 and 10, block 4, Eberstad
subdivision, block 27O, Holland
$3.50.
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Mexicans In City Court.

Two dusky boozers from slabtow,
in the Pecos Valley yards we're II
the city court yesterday morning 10
failure TO properly conduct them
selves In the presence OF stronl
drink. Recorder Parks assessed
them S12.70 a piece.
Another unfortunate who was no
a Mexican, was obliged to ask thl
assistance OF the officers whit
brought him up from the lookup II
ascertainlng where he was ant
where he had been. Later on In thu
presence OF the court he "remem'
bered" having SIS which he turned
over to the officer. He went to sucl
length, however, and used such a va
riety OF explanations in relating hil
new story that the Recorder sent
him back to jail TO mediate on the
past a little longer. ~,
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Real Estate Transfers.
List OF transfers filed In the Of
flee OF the county clerk Wednesday,
May 22, furnished by the Panhandle
Abstract company.
II, b, sanborn TO w. +. Scott, lot
10, block 1876, Plemons, SAYS.
Frank p. Harmon to NJ, W. Cum
nlngham, lots /, 2 2S and 2li block
427, Mirror, $500,
II. A. Mobiles 10 r, b. Newcome,
lots 1, 2, 3, block 5, lot /, 2, g.,
block 2S, Glenwood, Si,i50.
II. y, Sanborn to II, Hall ct al,
lot "a, Amarillo company subdivision
block 241, Plemons, S5A5.
Lee Blvins to A, Eberhart and Il
o, Thompson, lot 4, block SS, Gid
den & sanborn, $4,000.
James X. Fuller to Chas, L, Green,
lots II and ~, block ~, Glidden &
sanborn, 5000,
Real Estate Transfers.
List of transfers filed In the Of
flee OF the county clerk Thursday,
May 23, furnished by the Panhandle
Abstract Company.
II, d. sanborn to Ella NJ, Rundy,
lot Z, block 1876, Plemons, SAYS.
A. G.. Boyce to !, Rascoe, part lot
1, block 1876, Plemons, $3.50
Rosalel Klngsburk and husband
TO w. d, Patton, lots and 8, block
s, Glldden & Sanborn, $500
Lon D, Mars to w. d. Patton, lot
3, block 21S; lot Q, block 1888; lot
8, block 1873; lots 1 and 5, block 9S;
lot Z, block 81; lot s, block 90;
lots and 8, block 102; lot 6, block
SO and all OF block 1S9, Plemons;
lots IS and 10, block So; lot 7, block
1879; lots and 2, block 14S; lots Q
and 10, block 1871; lot 2, block 1872,
Glidden g. Sanborn, $4,000.
Lee Blvlns to w. d. Patton, lot 4,
block s, Glidden & sanborn, 5000.
w. r. Coble to Chas. L. Green and
D. Gllvin, part block ZOE, Plemons,
10000.
], W. Teeter to A. Eberstadt, lots
1, 2, and 8, block 5, Nobles-stanley
subdivision block 2S6, Plemons, 81,
900.
r. L. Moss and wife to A. Eber-
stadt, lots II, IS, 10, 81, 90 and 20,
block 3, south side addition, $1,750.
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Stop Grumbling.

II you suffer from Rheumatism or
pains, for Billiards. Snow Liniment
will bring quick relief. 1t is sure
cure for sprains, rheumatism, con-
tracted muscles and all pains--ard
within the reach OF all. Price 25c,
soc and 800. c. r. Smith, Tena-
ha, Texas, writes. 81 have used Bal
lard's Snow Liniment in my family
for years and have found it fine
remedy for all pains and aches. |
recommend 1t for pains In the chest "
Sold by L. o. Thompson G. Bro.
Is I'm
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II You Don't

succeed the first time use Herbine
and you will get instant relief. The
greatest liver regulator. A positive
cure for constipation, dyspepsia, ma
laria, chills and all liver complaints,
Mr.. c., OF Emory, Texas, writes
my wife has been using Herblne for
herself and children for five years.
1t is a sure cure for constipation and
malaria fever, which is substantiated
by what 1t has done for my family"
Sold by L. o. Thompson & Bro.
IS I'm
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Real Estate Transfers.

List Of transfers filed in the office
of the county clerk, Monday, May 20,
furnished by thePanhandle Abstract
company.
Cassie Price shoun ct al, to T. E.
Cornett, south 40 feet off south end
Of block II, all Of lots II and -,
south 40 feet Of lot IA, block 10, l..
f. Magnenat subdivision block 10,
NJ. D. oliver Eaklc addition, $500.
C. o. Wolfrin and wife to i. B.
Wilson, lots !, 2, 3, 4, ., s, Z, s,
Q, 10, II and 10, block I c. o. Wolf
lin subdivision block $50, Mirror,
$1,000.
S. Ligntburn to T. A. Johnson,
west one-half Of II, Is, 10 and 20,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-30

fed through the winter is the biggest
money maker that a feeder can put
into his lot.
you see, some Panhandle cattle
raisers are beginning to find out that
cattle can be more profitably raised
on high priced land than they could
be on the low priced land under the
old system Five acres Of land when
part of IL is in kafflr corn or some
similar crop goes as far as twenty
acres would go under the old open
range plan. Under the old winter
starvation plan you had to figure
that a steer lost about five months
out of every year during the winter
when the range was short BY help
ing out the range with kafflr corn
and roughness from part Of the five
acres the Panhandle lcattle raiser
can now keep the steer growing
twelve months In the year and the
result is he has an animal at the
end of the time that is in good con-
dltion, strong and ready to grow,
and able to produce better beef than
the older animal ever could.
81 can't say that ! am much Of
a wheat and small grain man yet for
the Panhandle but | am firm believ-
err in kaffir corn and such crops.
know that by the use OF them Pan
handle cattle raisers can make mon
ey. The facts prove It,"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-05-30
Costs to Ride the "Blind."

Monday morning in the justice
court two offenders brought In by
officer Bolton were fined $40 and
costs each for riding on the blind
end OF a baggage car on the Denver
one night lately. The boys could
have ridden from here to Galveston
on flrst-class tickets for the amounts
OF their fines, Both OF the offend-
ers we're strangers in Amarillo. 4.
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Band Pleased Hearers.

The Amarillo cornet band greatly
pleased It's hearers yesterday even
ing at its first public appearance this
season. In spite of the cold wealth.
or Of the evening a large number OF
people gathered down town at 1910
when the concert was given and the
band boys got hcar:y encores for
every number Four numbers, ON
formation Vaudeville march, "All
to the Good" selection, Marguerite
Walters" and Tenth Regiment
march made up the program fnr the
first concert.
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GRAND JURY TAKES VACATION.
VIII Resume Work Monday Morn.
ing, June 3.

The grand jury adjourned yester-
day evening to convene again a week
from Monday, on that day the court
will take up the criminal docket and
the grand jury will take up such
matters as the officers have deyel-
oped sufficiently for final action,
No public report has been made OF
the number Of indictments returned
up TO this time but It is understood
that the number is large, Every
man now held in the Jail on charges
awaiting the action OF the grand jury
has been indicted other warrants
have been issued in some cases and
are now in the hands OF the officers
for service,
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DISCRIMINATING Ladies.
EaIOy Using HerpIclde on Account OF
tt DIAtInc tIveness.

The ladies' who have used Newbro'S
Herpicide speak OF II in the highest
terms, for its quick effect in cleansing
the scalp Of dandruff and also for its OK
collence as a general Embarrassing 1t
makes tho scalp feel fresh and It allays
that itching which dandruif will cause.
Newbro's Herpiclde effectively cures
dandrufr as It destroys the germ that
causes It. Tho same germ causes hair to
fall out, and later badness; in killing It,
Herplcide stops falling hair and prevents
badness IT is also an ideal hair dress
ing, for It lends an aristocratic charm to
the hair that is quite distinctive. Sold
by leading druggists. Send 1Oc. in stamps
for sample to The Herpicide Co., De-
tvoit. Mich.
Two sizes--50 cents ana $500.
+. n, Roach Drug Co., Special Agents
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Real Estate Transfers.

List of transfers filed in the office
OF the county clerk Friday, May "a
furnished by the Panhandle Abstract
company.
]. w. Teeter to w. e. Smith, lot
4, block 8, Nobles-stanley subdivi-
sion, block 2S6, Plemons, $500.
H. B. Sanborn to w. H. Doekray,
quit claim deed to lot 8, block $50,
Mirror, $40.
f. H. BriGen to d. d. Schroeder,
survey No, %, block 01S, D. & G,
Ry. Co., Potter county, $6,725.
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May Morning Recital.

A very pretty recital was that CIV
en- yesterday morning by two Sc
pior students In Miss Lockett's class,
Misses Joybelle Hatcher and Evelyn
Horsbrugh. The young musicians
rendered an attractive program in
Guiding a number Of high class and
difficult numbers. Attendance was
by invitation and the rooms of the
residence at 1000 Taylor where the
recital was held were well filled with
friends Of the students.
Misses Hatcher and Horsbrugh
we're aided in their recital by Misses
Killlon, Kendall and Lockett and
Mines. Roquemore and Webster, in
the program which was as follows;
Piano duet-"Radieuse"--Wal
de Concert, Gottschalk. - Misses
Hatcher, Horsbrugh.
Witches Dance. Mcdowell
Miss Hatcher.
Vocal Solo.-"Sprlng Song. -
Wiel.-Miss Killlon.
"Liebstraum"-Lis zt.-Miss Hors-
brugh.
Vocal Solo.-"Berceuse," from Jo-
celyn. GODDARD. Mrs. Webster.
Waltz-op. "a, No, Chopin.
Marche Funebre.-Beetho Miss
Hatcher.
"old Mammy's Sleep Song Cor
nela ]. Thompson. --SeXtette.
Pans Flute."-Godard. Waltz
op. 81, No. Chopin. Miss Hors-
brugh.
Vocal Solo.-'Lovo's Sorrow" -
Shelley.-Miss Killlon.
Vocal Solo-"Goodbye Sweet Day"
-Vannah.- Webster
"Rondo Clprlccloso. "-Mendels-
sohn.-Miss Horsbrugh.
Charity. Rossini,-sextette.
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Rntter Than snnInlsinr.

Spanking does rot cure children OF
bed-wetting, There is a constitu-
tlonal cause for this trouble, Mrs.
NJ. Summers, Box p, Notre Dame,
Ind, will send free to any mother
her successful home treatment with
full instructions. Send no money,
but write her today II your children
trouble you fin this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances are It
can't help It. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people trou-
bled with urine difficulties by day
or night.
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5[#l@
Card Of Thanks.

We wish TO extend to our many
friends and neighbors our heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation for the
sollcitude expressed for the welfare
OF our husband AMI father during
his last illness and for the express
sions OF their sympathy and consc-
latlon in this time OF our greatest
sorrow and bereavement.
MRS. ECKERT and CHILDREN.
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Eagles Have snecial Meeting.

(From Mondays Daily Panhandle.)
The local Aerie of Eagles had a
successful meeting yesterday after
noon in spite of the unfavorable
weather, Besides the members sew
eral friends and visitors were pres
ent. The main feature Of the after
noon we're the reports given by Dele
gates Hackworta and Northen of the
State Aerie which they attended last
week. Other members took part in
the discussion Of the reports and OF
plans for improvements for the local
Aerie The mebmers as = whole
thanked the delegates for their re-
ports and thanked the Eagles of San
Antonio for the royal entertainment
given the guests of the state Aerie.
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new OWNER
FOR Is RANCH
c. 7, Herring, Of Vernon, Takes
Charge Of Celebrated Old
ham County Property

A deal which has been quietly dis
cussed for several days and which Is
just becoming generally known here
is thaAwhereby c. 7, Herring Of
AiIwn;N< Jones the owner Of the bal
\ L, S, ranch lands in Old
near Tascosa. There
hcres OF land in the tract
E. v .' s.. |.. 90 about $500 head Of
NJ; Nk A. Paffrath as agent
YN. ~ Cchase from the L. S.
FL tile Company OF Chi
erring is now on the
''trascosa receiving the
81 brring the new owner OF
Fable property is one Of the
Ri =. ydely known and most success
lind and cattle operators in the
+ IN ~ invest, He has ranch in
"a fstro county, Is interested in raches
N Kansas Colorado and Montana, be-
sides holding other properties / n
R''''P Texas He is the principal stock
~ holder In the Herring bank at Vernon
and is director in the other banks.
II is said by those who are familiar
with the situation that Mr., Herring
will devote great deal OF attention
to his new purchase and that he may
conclude to make his home and
headquarters in Amarillo in order
to be IN easier reach of his holdings.
The LIS ranch which changes
hands under the deal is an excep-
tionally desirable proposition OF the
kind The land is all on the south
sfle OF the Canadian river and is
about twenty-five miles from ANA
rilo, It is largely In the breaks Of
the river but some plains land is also
included Besides the rough brok-
en- land OF little value save for graz
ing, there is much valley land which
affords rich pastures the year round
and which when brought under cul-
tivation has proved very productive
in orchard and field crops. AT the
old Is headquarters are two arte-
sian wells, the only wells OF the kind
in the Panhandle. There are also
artesian springs in several places on
the ranch.
The LIS ranch was the first of the
large ranches to begin the systematic
grading up OF range cattle and is
range cattle on the whole are prob
ably the highest grade ranch cattle
In the country Feeders from this
ranch have won more prizes and have
attracted wider notice than from any
,ther ranch in the country. Under
The new owner the ranch will be
still further improved and the re-
,ord for high grade cattle will be
maintained.
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.TTNlh
Born.

To Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Byars,
1910 Jackson street, Friday morning.
a ten-pound daughter, who is already
finding the Panhandle climate exact
ly suited TO her proper development.
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Therefore, when your kidneys are weak
or out of order, YOU can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty
II YOU are sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DR.,
Kilmers Swamp-Root, because as soon
as your kidneys are well they will help
all the other organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild aud the extraordinary effect OF
DIR. Kilmers Swamp-Ro0t, the great
kidney remedy, is soon realized, It
stands the highest for It's wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases, and is sold
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traced 10 the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
in the disorder OF
these most important
organs,
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
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1T WAS CRUELTY.
Canyon Seconds Trounced Amarillo
Seconds and Both Enjoyed It.

DSCOHub ahs
The Amarillo second team which
went to Canyon yesterday enjoyed
their game with the Canyon seconds
very much--before and after the
game. The even enjoyed the playing
of the game but very much regret
that the Canyon entertainers got the
majority of the runs to the extent Of
IL /. The Amarillo boys, how
ever, are not in the least dlsmayed
by the score and will arrange for
another game with perhaps little
more stringent regulations as to
players and better organization of
their own aggregation.
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DR.. Shoop's
Restorative
G0LDING DRUG CO.
GOLDlNG DRUG CO.

have their trials settled and be so
at liberty ~ the cases are deoideI
fayorably 10 them.
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TO BOOST AN
AMARILLO BOOSTER

On the program for the June meet
ing of the commercial secretaries Of
Texas and Louisiana, the committee
has put Secretary John X. Shireman
OF the Amarillo club, down for two
appearances. Secretary Shireman
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KAFFfR FED CATTLE IN DEMAND
w. p. Anderson Boosts Winter Feed
ing Of Panhandle Cattle.

w. p. Anderson Boosts winter Feed
ing OF Panhandle Cattle.
(From Mondays Daily Panhandle.)
There is a constantly increasing
demand for Panhandle calves that
have been winter fed on kafflr corn
and roughness, said William Penn
Anderson the livestock agent Of the
Southern Kansas and Pecos Valley
lines the other day during a CONVEX
sation on Panhandle stock conditions.
inquiries for this class Of stuff
comes from Iowa, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and further east from the Cum
berland valley in Virginian and the
Genessee valley In New York. Feed
ers have learned that a Panhandle
calf weaned from its mother or a
yearlIng that has been cared for and