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New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
ARCADE HOTEL PROJECT
SITE IN p. r. r. DISTRICT.
Colonel John Jacob Astor VA
Erect Structure, 1t Is Sad.

-t. s.rvv.sa-t Real Estate Company took ttie
yesterday TO the parcels No. Zs 70 80 w. w., -
St and also Nos 242. "a ana 80 "ese . 's =
from the city Real Estate Company The properly
-. ar, pe,,svlvauia tunnel terminal station anu
:. on,os,te the Manhattan Opera House II Is salo
that on the site will be erected an arcaoe hoee'
representing an investment OF several Iliili0is y
C,1orel John Jacob Astor. Colonel Astor also owns
large site on the north side OF Stth ST. oe'"ee"
7th and Sth aves-, on which ne VIII ~4s'
OF her big hotel
r-esries +. De Casanova has bought through
Esone-4 r Fziney No 1s5 Greenwich St ousl-
ness building on lot n1ex24z feet II ao'o"'s
the southwest corner OF Fulton 81
slaz-so- & Hobbs have sold for Philip H Naheh-
...i, 70 = client for investment the five story
5orble nathouse No. 80 West slst ct. Bx1oes feet
zls,s have been fled with Buildings superinteH-
seut Murphy for the proposed eleven story ano
basement loft building 10 be erected Tor Nliani n
II Martin as owner. at the northwest corner OF
Es-osdvsy and sls4 St extending through the olock
70 sixth ave. replace group OF olo-Iasflioile
ruildinrS On the site stood some years ago a
number Of Tenderioin resorts They included ION
sof,ld,s Sans souci Music Hall. the Bohemia the
Star snd Garter and the Empire eaFoeI' anu III
NHfgan's wine room
The proposed building viii have Broadway
frontage Of s41 feet and depth OF 1858 Ieet On
z7st st. and viii Of the Renaissance type Win
facades OF limestone and brick, with large mezza-
nine windows and ornamental cornices at the fouF1n
snd ninth stories II is to cost sS5eoO- Io"hselu'
steinIe & Haskell the architects
Plans have also been fled with Buildings Super
sntendent Murphy for a six story apartment house.
70 be built at the northwest corner OF Broadway
and LIst St. owned by B. and Hyman Crystal II
IS 10 be Of ornamental stone and brick. with q
frontage OF s9z1 feet and depth Of 40 feet, ana
viii have ffty-seven suites. Neville & Basse are
the architects. The cost viii be s225,ooo
Plans have also been filed for the enlaTging OF the
four story house No. III West S5th ST, ara making
the present nansard into full story: and for alter
ing the five story tenement house no. Stone ST.
in compliance with the requirements OF the tene-
Tnent house department.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
The auction offerings to-day wiu be as follows;
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

warch s White have sold for Charles KieI 10 p
Cshiu family frame house. No 1880 DAILY
=ve-. zxE7 feet. Mr. CahiIl gave in part payment
plot 55xI55 feet IN Mount Vernon.
? H. Netting has sold FIVE story Hathouse No
1fs West 1<5th ST. 25xl0O feet. for a client.
Maurice Herman has sold No. a47 I'd ave- a
four story tenement house on lot 20x70 feet forty
feet north OF 5oJh ST :. 2. Goodaie Son were the
brokers.
Newman Iesvy has sold for Elias Feinberg the
northeast corner OF ID and Nth st, q FIVE
Eto-v tenement house. on a lot 255xS1 feet.
Harvey X Bloomer has sold for the Bayside
Realty Company lots At the northeast corner
of 1ssth ST and Bergen Charles T Cum
1rugS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, Aug. 1s, 1908


Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosss Ger. Polack
august gu Nth II 9g ann n a2s go M
oesicns t e sd o fndse 4rTfved at the Bar at Bis
steamer City Of Columbus Burs seVsnnah an r, assoSt
Uesan5,ne nc az c1snde Risk Mobile August
Tampa r. TO the Mallory Sc Co. with passengers an0
Inese ef1 "a I,nr Mn. August u 70 the Cubs
Pianters Co with passenger fruit Arrived at the
saansT sa1an Puerto Mexico Agsg.t and 2:
Co With mdse Arrived at The Bar AZ 3 m
Steamer Apache Staples Jacksorvne VIE 1919 n.- - nG @
mdse aas. Left ousTantine at s56 m, -.
and oheTbourg g. oelrichs Co With 42s ca sabR r. and
4e steerase passengers dse Arrived at the Bar al
stearasr Saratoga, Miller Havana Auggst us 1S to the
mails nldse Arrived at the BsE At $50 m 90
TO Peter wright sons with bricks Arrived at the
Steamer Swedish Prince Gr Thomas: Nss . Orleans ans
4gs agsgSs 4, Il Z. TO .F Pau a + f SO saFd Co. IN
Steamer Europa 1taD Iavarello and
and mdss. Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Monroe Catherine Newport News and Nor,
folk. TO the Old Dominion Sc Co, with passengers ana
steamer oeeeehee. Fick.tt Brunswick AuEu.t Is. to
sbsrs SesT5 u Ts5now T;5 C.Ion August Grey
the HamburgAnerican Line. with 10 cabin passengers
Steamer csn1pana CBr1. charles Liverpool August II
and and @ OF ssd @ 70 q1se '
@ west Is S hs ao1 S. % @ sassr. r. s sn
ndse Anchored IN Quarantine at 7:4o N:
west: light breeze; clear; smooth
and oneenstovn 1s to the cnard ss Co with SO cabin
6 and mdas Arrived at the Bar
st 7-53 p m
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm Il Ger; Bremen via Pym-
e5 ard GhsSgrs 6c Neg @ Po a;sa 1aa. h0Iser &
Maria etc chTstiania tGer2 Hamburg: Princess Anne
senator csor Port Antonio; Kylsskin dsr from Perth
Apbay) Norfolk OssabGv, Bruns1ick.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
East 88fh st. Tenement House Sold
for S38 $50.

Herbert A Sherman sold yesterday IN foreclo-
sure proceedings in the Real Estate Exchange
"a Sales-ooms Nos Il and Is Vesey st. the six story
tenement house with store, 2es East ssth st,
plot sSxloos feet. the plaintiff for SSS3oO Ihe
property IS subject to mortgage OF S27Vl Inc
amount due was about Sl2,S9 The other auction
results follows:
Rv Bran Z. Kennedy Brook ave- Y cor i%lst g
.bs1l3 IOoK1osS. vacant; II Curry et a aEt
Mckinley Realty & Con CO ct al action = - Crop
Eey atty; Dohson. ref; amt Cue $3.50 10 axes
sub q first mtEe Of s12O0Oi adjourned
Brook cor l40th 81. 100 oNioi-5
% 7e Sc am. due IS ss5 *: taxes etc 1881 Of
Of $1,000: adjourned 10 August .
~ Joseph Day c. 10th 81, 23 4xs3x
trres- a and srv ten ms: B Benzger agS " Frttzei
al Q Setz. atty: r Doyle, rel ami que
81 ss- $500: adjourned 20 August 2s
s Amelia Hartuns ast n lartuns ct a:
voIkel. ATTY: Il Y He bert ref partition; 70 the
Ten n sherifs OF all right title, etc which L
Kluti 2b. 1905. or since; ! s Cioebel
T.onEuood ave 81 6xI1o. .5x401 1xI24.e. h
E5eTITe Of all right, title etc. which t1uoes
Drezle- ct al Nay 20. 1905 since; I Cohn.
ssTy; Withdrawn
The auction offerings to-day viii be as follows:
By Joseph Day: s15 TO 825 81. n s Dds II "
stores Andrea AvttAbiIe eI a.; J q A
Lyons I ref; dle 50 e93 80; taxes
Summit y 1e4th 81. 25IiUO. 6 sly fat and
Lawyers Tile Insurance and Trust Company sS1
dohn coleTsn =! a. Lean y Il o0Iasu @ ue
4 1910 u 4 0f S1st 25x1o66; sty ten h and
Jonas Wei al agt Bertha Green. ct al s
Heller. atty II J Andrews ref' amt Que SlCsio o.
taxes etc 1920 1916 Park 10oth 81,
- 1lx233. sy ten h: Jonas Wei et al ast Cecilia
cue - 5ss Il. taxes etc se78 ~: 2l4th 81 s 207
- Pauidng sox114. Wakefield; sher1rs sale of
81 right title which Pstrns and Giuseppe Barune
q
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20,
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination steamer Close in n I.
await specially addressed mail for
and China (via San Fran
Japau Cnrea China and Philippine ISL
ands Cvis Vancouver and Victoria @
Empress Of China aug xl' oiSV ? n
New Australia Except Vest, ,Sa
Islands New Caledonia via
Franciscot-Inveric- Aug =, $50 m
specially addressed mail for
Jspan Corea China via San Fran
Cisrol-Nippon Maru Aug "a. $50 m
'aPad: pas Via seattIe11Minnesata Aug 25 $50
PAS fvts s.st1e1Nshinano Nfaru Aug n $50 m
HevEsli Ssuc eis,el VI & al $50 m
17o1-a, vis san Francizco,-Alsneds Aug 81, $50
19ha sscos5affposa sno Sept g. e:8o
liza except Westl Zealand, FIJI
Islands Caledonia via Van
Victoria 3 C)-Manuka Sept. 8, $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

Bahia. Blanca. Aug 1@-Arton (Brl, New York via ST
and La Plata
Antwerp. IS. go m-Vaderland (Belg1. New
Dover.
Montevideo. Aug l6-NoFman Prince lEr) New York
Ayres
Havrs Aug Is-Prins Nederlsnden CDutch1 New
Yorf via Indies and Venezuela for Amsferdsm
MurOrzn, Aug I7-KasenSa (BEJ. New via Penang
Singapore
barbados. Aug 17Masdaiena tErl Southampton viEo
for Colon, and New York
Melbourne Aug 1s-Glsndhu tBrj New York via Cane
Adelaide
East Tendsn Rug iSAros Castle iRr). View York via
and AlEos BAY
Tarauagaa i4-SieEmund New York via
EiD jaueirn
ara Aug I6-BoRi4aCs lBrl. Nes Bsrbados-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MORE FIRES IN THE NORTHWEST.
Warren st.

Winnipeg Aug 1S-A dispatch from Cranorook
this afternoon says that bush fire near Kimberly
is beyond control md is running north toward
gkookruz Greek Sullivan and Kimberly are safe
There is a serious forest fire one mile east OF
Movie Another fire is burning at Ryan. No rain
for over a month makes fire fighting difficult.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WILL ALTER MADISON AVE. HOUSE

IN. four story dwelling house No. sos Madison
ave, owned Jointly by Thomas Frost OF Portland.
Mich. and Sarah NJ Hixon. OF St Paul Mimi IS
20 be made i is 10 have doric portico with
second story bay and entrance loggsa- The
improvements are be made for The Erskns Com
pany as lessee and the building viii be known as
The 'Erslans Studio" Sidney Hope-Johnstone is
the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Madison Place g. O. II OF Young st. for a 2
brick dwelling house. 25x5s- Lucy Zfneo
owner; B Ebellns. arehiteet; S. oeo
Hughes 215- 10 q OF Pelham for
: stv brick tenement house. 20x55s Gaetano
and architect. cost-+------- Il 0z1
T1ell.- 18th ST. for / ery frame
hl~ church. CIarsn1oHf PARK Church John
writing. trustee; Ducker 4 CO. architects Z ena
zz<.tche-fer SGn cf Castle 8ii. for
brsck EsrsF.- 40z72- D. ) = Simmons.
s~nsrs Otto C. EEs9ss. architect. eosE.s.ss' A,S1S
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
HOSPITAL TO HAVE STORAGE VAULT

The trustees OF the Presbyterian Hospital will
erect storage vault IN the west yard OF the hos
Titai site AT the northwest corner OF fist ST. and
Park ave. The structure is 10 be one STORY in
height. and is be 1zx42s feet. James 3. Brady
h the architect The cost is TO be $500
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
SALES OF EDGECoMBE AVE. SITES.

" J. Huston & Son have sold for Mary a. NaIly
70 q client for investment No 20I Edgeconbe ave-
three story brick and stone dwelling house on a
lot z6.sxse.1I feet
Frank 7. Ludlow has sod No. sc Edgecombe ave-
three story brick dwelling house on q lot IS IxSD
feet. in exchange he took Nos Is3 and 1S5 West
145th st. six story elevator apartment house on
Z pIot 40xss II feet
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
GETS & TITLE IS A. GIFT.

Caroline Blattmache received as q gift yester-
day title 70 Nos p and 26 Cornelia st. two five
story tenement houses. plot 5o-1xs24 feet,
from Amelia ". Bischof.
The total assessed value OF the property is :54 eoo
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
FOR BRIDGEPORT HOTEL, $4,000.

The Matthew 7. Ward Company has sold the
furniture lease and business Of the Atlantic Hotel
bridgeport, Conn, for Charles H. Ruhl 10 G A
7Iongsworth, for many years connected with New
York and 81. Louis hotels. The consideration was
,sH
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

oueeasiogn Aug Is 3.22 n m--Mauretania CBr). New
Liverpool
Bremen Aug Is. / m--Kronprinz Wilhelm Ger. New
York Plymouth and lheThoHFg
Copenhagen. a ts 10 n--HeIliE olar Dam, Nsu
tshrfsfiansaHd
ssenos. aug i3-Nord America dtaD. New York via
Naples
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Deutschland, reported $50 miles east OF Sandy
m yesterdSy. is expected 10 dock about
7:S0 a II Thursday l.,
The President Lincoln reported ZS5 miles east OF
Sandy Hook yesterday. expected to dock about
q N to-day
The C1cesu- reported Sandy Hook
at "a yesterday is expected dock about $50 m
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Real Estate.
SAILED

SAILED
Antwerp. Aug. 1e-Gowanhurn Chr. York.
Barcelona. Aug. 14-Dunov (Br). New York
Merseilies. 1S-VeneZta tFr1. New
ST. Vincent c. v. l-Aca-a (Br) from New York;
Algiers. Aug 12-Briez Huel Fr) from New York;,
New Chwang
i4ghorn Aug i3-Prineipessa Iaetitia dtaD New York
singapore, Au- IT-Indraui tsrl (from York; Hong
Kong Annoy. etc
Gihrsar, Aug Is Romano 'Br'' Genoa and Naples
sssres Ang Il Madonna eFrl. New Ycrs for Naoies
Marseliies.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
TEARING DOWN THE EVERETT HOUSE.

The work OF tearing down the old Everett House.
57th 81 and zth ave, was begun yesterday. A
sixteen story Office building, TO $3.50 0Oo Will
be erected on the site by the Everett Investing Com
Jany
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises Sun sets 654 59 Moons age -
HIGH WATER
AM-ssndy Hook Gov. Island 1:t5 He'll Gate 5:sS
PM-sandy Hook I:35 Gov. Island 217 Hell Gate 4:lO
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19

5000
I2Gss}
5nEa
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RAPID WORK ON
M0FFAT ROAD
COST OF GRADING is HEAVY ON
TWENTY-FIVE MILES WEST
OF YARMONY.
AN EXPENSIVE 6 MILES
GRADE AT PRESENT RATE OF
PROGRESS WILL SOON REACH
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.

Denver.-Thc construction of the
extension of the Mofrat road to Steam
boat Springs. In Routt county. by the
DenverSteainboat Construction Com
pany. of which Col. ID. c. Dodge is
president. and who is personally di.
recting the work. is progressing much
faster than was contemplated in the
plans OF the construction company I'M
der the basis of its organization by
the few representative wealthy men
Of Denver. who are advancing the
necessary money.
For the first twenty-five miles west
of iarmony. largely through stipend
GUS canons. the grading alone cost an
average of S5S.OO0 per mile, and six
of these miles cost more than 100000
each, while the banner mile In Egeria
canon cost upwards OF Sl97.OO0. n fig
ure never before reached In the his
tory of railway construction In the
Rocky mountain region. To these
enormous figures must be added the
cost of bridging and track construc-
tion. ID. II. Moifat is unlocking the
gateway to the empire of Routt county
and the West to railway communica-
ton.
The construction company In Its
contract with MIR. Moffat. undertook
to complete the line from Yarmony to
Steamboat Springs within n period of
fifteen months from January 10th last
which would require the work being
finished not later than April 10th of
next year. and the cash subscriptions
uf the members of the syndicate We're
accordingly arranged to he made pay
able In monthly iustallments over
that period OF time: but. as stated. the
work has been pushed forward more
rapidly than was originally intended
and the completed line up to Yampa
was turned over to the operating com
pany September 18th and regular
trains have been running to that point
since that date.
With favorable weather conditions
the grading OF the remainder OF the
contracted line up to Steamboat
Springs, II distance of but eighteen
miles. will be entirely completed by
the end of this month. as will also
the bridge building. when the work OF
track laying will be resumed and like.
wish completed: the final installment
Of rails having already gone forward
to the front.
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reported at Willemstad, Venezu.
era that President Castro ia serions,v
III and that the government Of vene,u.
e'a PROBABLY soon will have to he
Turned over to the vice president of
that republic. "
ten. Louis Fitzgerald. for more tban
hait century prominent figure in
new York. died Tuesday In New York
CITY. aged seventy.one. General Fitz.
gerald made an enviable renu,,,,or IN ,n
the Civil War. "
Judge Heaton of the SuDerIor
Court Mt Fort Wayne, Indiana holds
that the letters 20. X" written op tho
Dack or an order for money and hov.
ing signature under them moan
"all right" and are equivalent tn an
endorsement.
IL is announced at Yale that Rob.
ert Alphonso Taft, oldest son or ,ho
republican candidate for president
mas been the leading scholar or tho
class OF 1910 for the first two yeors
OF his college course, Th. class ,um
bers about 3G3 members
Al Columbus. Ohio. on the stb inst
w. 5. Carter OF Peoria, Illinois was
elected grand master of I'M. Hruih,r.
hood OF Locomotive Frcmeu and I'm.
sihecrs TO succeed John A. Hannhon
Mr. carter has been secretary OF the
organization for number of years
In United States alone. according to
table Just issued by the Spectator
company. In December. 1907, s9gS5.
2O2.333 of life insurance was in force
an Increase Of $300,O0G over the yenr
iooo' vi this amount Colorado has
$ll9,ii6, ,l95. The total Is the largest
ever recorded by single country.
Long Island is to have an "Adnmlcss
Eden. Nine. Davidoff. a native Of
Russia. but now Il resident of New
YORK CITY, Is establishing an cXpcrI
mental farm at BellcCrest near North
port, l.. l.. which will be operated by
women. Men will be barred from the
greenhouses. where fruits and flowers
are to be grown every month in the
year by the aid Of electricity.
The Gcncsec conference nf Rorhes.
Ter OF the Methodist church. In the mat
- VI 'Hai S'S ll'ltIItu against teS.
Dr. George II. Dyer. superintendent of
the Central Methodist district. for the
Western Methodist Book concern.
found him guilty of business irrcgu.
larity constituting high imprudcnce
and unministerial conduct" and sus.
pended him from his office until his
obligations Lrc met
The government railways under con.
struction in Chile. and lines for which
contracts are about TO be let Ly that
government involve an estimated cost
OF $65.621 900 gold. All these lines will
be completed within five years. To
this must be added many millions Of
dollars for rolling stock during the
five years which means that invest.
mcnts for railway Improvements in
Chile during that period will approx.
mate close to 100000. 900.
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of grain and roughage into more
nrofitable product, to MAINTAIN SUI
fertility and to increase the y'e'o VI
crons from year to year. The sue
cessful beef cattle producer or ieeu'
or must of necessity be a good iarni.
a. and. in addition, have the business
oh,,itv and the knowledge OF breedihs'
feeding and management of livestock
~ derive two profits, one from grow
Ing farm products, the oIher Iron, ,,.n
feeding them on the farm, kesafu'eSs . y. ns
10 ,ha system followed, whether 1t De
Tho " nroduction of feeders or hniahins
cattle. a knowledge OF the factors r.
which control the cost OF Feeders 's
of vital importance.
These factors may be arranged .n,o ~,
two distinct groups; one inherent ~
the @ individual, which causes one neg grade asae
Of cattle to bring a higher @ prlce ~. .ee
bnndred weight than another' 'ne
nther depending on financial OF ~, ,m
dnstrial or market conditions .. anu m =,
auencing all grades. The group group. o. .,
,,uv saotors which Influences the prices o..
.ar,ous grades OF cattle is as iollowsi :,
yarTvns Tyne or conformity; 2 Qualify ana
L. y
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ers in order TO make the maximum
profit from the business. II Is es-
sential that he recognize good and
bad features in order to select, breed
and produce what is wanted by the
feeder 1t is OF Importance TO the feed
er to have a knowledge of what de-
termines the market price and val
lie of different grades of feeders IN
order that he may buy the kind OF
cattle which are relatively the cheap
est at the time of purchase. The
chief aim in producing or in feeding
beef cattle is to turn large quantities
The Ordway new era., 1908-10-16
GIRL WAS DELiRIOUS
With Fearful Eczema-Pain, Heat,
and TinsIins Were Exerueiatins-
Cuticura Acted Like Magic.

IAN eruption broke out on my
daughters chest. I took her to
doctor. and he pronounced 1t to be
eczema of n very bad form. Ee treated
her. but the disease spread to her back.
and then the whole OF her head was
affected. and all her hair had to be cut
OF. The pain she suffered was excru-
ciating. and with that and the heat
and tingling her life was almost un-
bearable. Occasionally she was deliri-
GUS and she did not have a proper erhour's
sleep for many nights. The second
doctor we tried afforded her just as
little relief as the first. Then / pur-
chased Cuticura Soap. Ointment, and
Pills, and before the Ointment was
three.quarters finished every trace OF
the disease was gone. 1t really seemed
like magic. Mrs. T. W. Hyde. Brent
wood. Essex. England. Mar. 8. 1907
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Worked Both kyays,

John Kendrick Bangs had been con-
graduated on the success OF his last
book.
Thank you." said Mr.. Bangs. and
I am glad your congratulations don't
work both ways
Work both ways?"
Yes. Like those that were once
offered TO n man named Brownlow.
"A friend said 10 Brownlow:
LET me congratulate you. l see
by the paper that your wife has pre-
scnted you with twins
''Brownlow smiled.
"'No.' he said. That is q mistake.
The fathers name Is John c. Brown
low. I am John X Brownlow.'
"'Ah.' cried the other man. heartily,
then | do. indeed. congratulate you.
Exchange.
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breeding; 3. Age; 4. Condition; s.
Weight.
typical beef steer is blocky and
compact; has short. deep body,
SNORT, thick neck short straight legs,
straight back and underline, an abun.
dahce OF width from one end to the
other, plenty of scale and feeders
mead and eye" The skilled feeder
buyer paws much more attention to
the head than the inexperienced buy.
er would deem necessary. especially
with stock cattle, which are not filled
Out sufficiently to Judge as to their
iu'urc development and probable form
when finished. He will also realize
at first glance whether or not the
eye is one that indicates n quiet and
conicnted disposition.
The head should be broad, short,
with iuil forehead. strong jaw, large
mouth and nostrils, and free from
either coarscness or delicacy. II such
head Is found on steer In feeder
condition. it Is usually guarantee
that he will make good use of feed
and develop into thick. blocky indi-
Vidual when finished A thick. short
neck is desirable. not because OF its
intrinsic value but because 1t usually
indicates Z thick carcass.
y short. straight back indicates
strong muscular development and a
tendency TO mature early. Other
'hiNgs being equal, the steer with the
hroadcst and ihickcst back will be
the mos, valuable ms the highest
priced cuts Of meat ar" taken from
the back and loln.
CAPACITY for feed is essential in n
feeder as tn" body must be. main
tanned and provided with heat and en-
ergy before any OF the food Is stored
In the form OF fat.
Short. straight legs. together with
Il short. deep. broad body. are asso
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MAKE BEEF RAISING
PAY YOU A PROFIT
is which Influence Value and co.A ~ E..-
BY J. Skinner.

ihe production of cattle wbioh r,,,
an, proht both to the producer
'' '"e FEEDER. is problem which
''e'Nes careful attention. 1t is east.
~ possible 10 buy cattle which have
pcph produced al loss and ra,ten
''e'u NJ profit. but the aim of tho
most thoughtful and intelligent men
enEascd In the beef cattle business
!" W encourage the production of n
s''u' oi cattle which will return Il
prollt when sold as feeders without
diminishing the profits in FINISHING
them. In producing such cn,,In ,ho
p"' GUAR system to be followed
Shuuld be determined by the size. To-
Gallon and ndaplabillly Of the farm
vi" lhfm may be especially adapted
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ciated with early maturity. This is
desirable from the producers stand
point. as 1t enables him TO market
his cattle as feeders weighing 1000
pounds Mt IS to 20 months instead OF
keeping them year longer in order
to attain the same weight. The early
maturing steer will also sell for a
greater price per pound. as the ex-
perienced feeder has learned that they
will not only make rapid and economi-
cal gains but will finish quicker than
those which are slower In maturing.
Not only is this type more desirable