The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-30
STOCK MEN COMING
us.EyENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
no BE HELD HERE.


II
/ The program for the eleventh annual
meeting Of the Alabama Live Stock As
sociation has been announced. The
proceedings are to begin Friday, Feb
ruary al, at the City Hall. in Mont
geometry and last through that day and
the Saturday Following. An unusually
lafge attendance on this meeting y eN-
pecfed. perhaps larger attendance
man has Responded to any former call
Of President G. A. Cary.
The program includes addresses by
ronue notable authorities on the dairy
Industry, among them being Mr.. his-
ser, an expert from the dairy DIVISION
az the Department Of Agriculture ~
operative Dairying by the United States
Department of Agriculture.
The sessions will begin at O'CLOCK
ON the evening of February 81 and 81
. q. M. and D. m. February %. On
account of the revived interest IN live
stock caused by the Legislation OF last
year in this State In the interest OF the
Industry, the interest in this gathering
less than q month distant is expected
a. manifest itself through q more gen.
eral participation in the discussions OF
the dairy problem. The dairy industry
will receive the chief attention OF the
Dr. Cary of the Auburn faculty. who
q the executive officer of the State
Live Stock Board. Is especially desir-
Gus that everybody interested In dairy
ing should hear the address OF Expert
Risser or Washington.
"This program has been arranged to
give prominence to the dairy industry
IN Alabama" said DR.. Cary, land we
call on all dairymen to attend and hear
the dairy expert, Mr.. Riser. from the
dairy division of the Department of
Agriculture at Washington. He expects
20 visit the dairies in Alabama and CO.
operate with the dairymen."
The following Is the full program Of
the meeting:
February n, .. m.
Address OF Weicome--Commissioner
j. A.. Wilkinson.
Response to Address OF Welcome
Prof. J. r. Duggar.
President's Address.
February -, .. N.
"co-opsrative Dairying by the Uni
ted States Department of Agriculture
Mr.. Riser, Warrington d. G,
Some Of the Difficulties Have En-
countered In Starting into DairyinG''--
William ]. Hardy, Jr- Birmingham.
How I Make and Market Dairy
Products"-F. H. Bates, Hamburg.
Ala.
"Profts in Dairying During High
Prices of Feeds--G.}c. White Eason-
vile. Ala.
sour Experience in Obtaining q Good
Dairy Bull to Head Our Herd. l..
Hall Jr.. James, Ala.
''Eradicating Cattle Tickle. Il.
Cary. Auburn, Ala.
''Will the Consumer Pay for the Ex-
ira Care and Expense Required for
Making Fancy Dairy Product?"--N
G. Rev. Talladega. Ala
How to Produce Clean MINE. M.
Duncan. Birmingham, Ala.
Feeding Hogs In Connection with
Dalryins"-Prof. d. =. Gray. Auburn.
@Alfaifa in Aiabama'-o. q. Cobb.
eunpterville. and Jesse Jones. Mont
gomery.
Growing Lsgurninous Crops for Dairy
Cowg-Prof. l.. N. Duncan and prof.
j. y. Duggar, Auburn, Ala.
Raising Mules In Alabama"--I.c g :.
KsfuMchan. F1orence Ala, and !. nj
Collier, Calhoun. Ala
Ny Experience With Devon Cattle
in Aiabama"--J. s. Mcdaniel, Cam
den. Ala.
How Have Developed Red poned
Herd in Alabama"-Joe Lambert, Cath
crime, Ala.
The Association will meet in the city
Hail at .. m. Friday, February 81,
ana at a. m. and ! p. m. Saturday.
February 90. 1908.
Montgomery County live stock Fais-
ers and dairy experts have always
formed . good contingent of past
meetings of the Association and thew
Will have more than their quota pres-
emit when the gaveI of President Cary
falls on the evening. of February II.