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New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
SAYS CANTEEN IS NEEDED AT CANAL

After spending a months fsave in looking ovsr
the work of the Panama Canal. Captain ?. w
Kutz. instructor in engineering at West Point a.
rived here yesterday from the isthuus ths
steamship Panama While he went ther. mainly
tn observe the way the engineers working
Captain Kutz went about the various and
he said yesterday that the men would better OK
Il The government would establish canteeu.
Il gave considerable attention the liquor p-uo-
lem when I the isthEn1s.' said Captst.
kutz- and found the stuff the forced to
drink down there is vile The saloons which ara
licensed are practically controlled BY the Chinese
who are exceedingly artfcI in tanperfng with this
bottles what considered good vaiskey- They
trick OF making hole in the bottom OF a
sealed bottle and withdrawing the contsuts-
Through this same small hole they refill bottle.
the cork and seal OF which not molested. with
the worst grog that the throat Of
This stuff is sold genuine whisAey and has a
bad effect the men who drink it
of course. at a rabUI0UsIy high price one can
get fair grade OF whiskey. 7 think = the gov
erurnent established a canteen and abolished th4
awful traffic Of the Chinese rum sellers the
who ara accustomed to drinking would 6e far better
OF in every way. There would be ser1blance
OF regulation Of the sale OF liquor if the govern
u1ent disposed OF II through the agency OF IN.
carteen-'
Captain Eutz said that three million cubic yards
of earth removed rvFenty-four days OF las
month. and that he believed the cana woUiG Z.
completed 5y July I. 1915.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
WESTERN PACIFIC TIpEwATER PLAN:

Los, Angeles, March lo-Accordius 10 The
Times" the Western Pacinc will enter Southern
California by way OF the West Pass Of Whining
ton Harbor.
the Los Angeles Harbor Railroad Company and OF
tie Los Angeles Harbor Company. each capitalized
at g. 100 90 with $4,000 subscribed. The harbor
company will have $4,000 in preferred stock and
= f,po 90 in bonds while the Harbor Railroad Com
many ~ TO carry a indebtedness OF s2,00o 600
Rights of way between Wilmington and Los An
geIes have been obtained. The president and lead
ing spirit Of both corporations IL A = Bird. for
r7erf,y traffic manager and vice-presdent Of the
s,ot-fd lines row living at Compton, this city.
Tho articles OF incor3atoE provide for the owner
shin ana operation Of steamship and telegraph lines
1ta fnr exprsss
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
CONTESTED DEIEG G4TIONS
Missouri Coasressmen Maintain Taft
Delegates 4re Regular.
prom The Trih,lne R,,rear

Washington. March 15.-ConflictinE reports
regarding the election OF delegates 10 the Re-
publican National Convention from the 11th and
18th Missouri districts have led to much nuas-
tioring Of the Congressman from that state
Asked which of the instructed delegations were
regular. Representative Caulfeld of the 11th
District, said to-day:
Ihus FAR | have rot taken an active part in
the selection Of delegates from my district but
nave no objection to stating the exact facts
as they have come TO me. In pursuance Of the
call OF the district Congressional committee the
Republicans of my district elected delegates at
the state convention primary and named ~
delegates to the national convention, who we're
instructed for Secretary Taft The 10Th and
Eth districts did the same thing without a
thought that any irregularitv would subse-
quently be charged These same conventions
and the same procedure we're used 10 nominate
myself and my colleagues for Congress- and
must confess that I was under the impression
that the fight was over
But the state committee declared that the
delegates were not legally elected. and appointed
a committee Of three men 70 hold primaries In
the mean time the state convention primaries
had been held. and in my district the delegates
were almost unanimously instructed for Taft.
Then the fellows who acted under instructions
position instructed delegates for Hughes Until
that time / had heard absolutely no talk Of
Governor Hughes in the district and this fact
alone makes me certain that the Taft delegates
are the regular ones The same conditions pre-
vailed in the 10th and 18th districts and al
though the delegates elected by the state con-
vention primary were declared Illegal in the
11th and 18th, those in the 10th have not been
questioned
Senator Warner also asserted that there could
be no question regarding the regularity of the
earlier delegates elected from the 10th. 11th and
18th districts of Missouri The call of the
IA tional committee gives the district commit
tees full power 10 hold convent atoms and elect
district delegates, unless there is no such com
mlttee IN existence. The district committees
did hold conventions and instructed the dele
gates 10 vote for Taft The conventions held
on Friday were composed Of bolters from the
regular district conventions. the state commit
tee having undertaken to say that the district
committees were Illegal and therefore non-ex-
lstent, and having appointed committees Of its
OWN 70 hold these runp conventions.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
TO TEST LAKE SUBMARINE BOAT

Bridgeport conn. March |5--s7orh4- o-T~fsf
- Of the Lake submarine torpedo 6cst I'll -
made ~ Tuesday IN L0HS Island sound ~ thiq
port me special naval board on =ubr7a-r1es -t
vhi01 Car-sin Adolph Mark X the head vii
rrv@ in tnIs city tomorrow afternoon Fcr that
purpose The Nina. rhe naval used
tender during the competitive trials Of Newport
last year. arrived IN the Bridgeport harnor sh5s
afternoon.
The test will relate particularly 20 TIRE ability -
the Lake TO keep Keel Wills rrav.5-
ling under wafer. Ths Lake IL th- only 81 iris
type If boar in This coT1try- She built
IN 1aoo. Is s. feet long and has dIspIaeern-nt Of
go tons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
SPANISH RELICS TO BE SCATTERED
Pantheon of the Colonies Ordered Dis
mantled-Cause of Action.

Madrid, March 15-The Pantheon Of the Spanish
Colonies, pavilion III the Retro of Madrid, which
holds memories OF SPANS vanished greatness, ts
TO be dismantled and the collection of books and
paintings and the archaeological geological, anthro-
pological, meteorological and botanical treasures
which it contains to bs scattered among the
libraries and museums OF the capital This action
is taken on the ground that the building Is needed
for other purposes and THAI the collections are
no longer visited but il Is really a decision 10 re-
move ocular evidence of the empire dissipaued by
Spanish rnlsrue. The interesting part Of the
exhibit relates TO the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
DESPERATE SHOT AFTER MURDER

New Orleans. March I5.-Charles Funk was mur-
dered last night and TWO other persons were
wounded a result OF daring hold-up5 hy Robert
Bonner and James Williams. young negroes. After
killing Funk the negroes escaped but were found
later when they attempted TO hold up another man
Armed citizens attacked them the outskirts OF
the city ard Bonner probably fatally wounded.
but his companion escaped, One OF tho citizens
WIS Wounded. Bonner confessed several recent
.flrs'ari4
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
RETTRNS Up TO DfTE.
: % for Taft. os for Fairbanks. 70
Hughes ard 6 UncoRlmitted.

Fo--y-two delegates 70 tie Republican Na-
-5o-.al Convention have beer chosen since TIE
ribure's lsst summary of delegates elected was
,-ubasl7ed on March q one hundred and eighty
ieleSstes in all have nov been raf1ed one
hundred and forty instructed for MI iaft'
-z-enty-eisht for Mr.. Fairbanks. four for Gov
e-ao- Hughes and eight are uDcorn1ni7ted
NEBRASKA.
The Nebraska state convention. held a. o-11af'l
m Na-ch L. elected as deleEates-at- large Gov
e-,o- George I. Sheldon. United states Senator
Norris Brown. Victor RoseVater. of Omaha, ana
Allen ". Field of Lincoln. They were instructed
eo- Taft Eight district delegates were elected
IRE ID District convention. held a. Norfolk on
Mari 10 elected " N Huse. ot NorIoItN- ana
; p Vote os Wayne. They were instructed
for Taft rye,;-rv .,
TIE ST. District convention held at t1sslTSs Ia on
Nrs--r Q elected : * stern. q Grand Isl4llo.
sr6 g G Hanrrill. Of Stockvel- lhey we're
instructed fer Tart . o-,.ts on
-he "a District convention. held a. oTas1 s@,itb ~
5s-ch = elected NJ 4. Isarned and a T. o-ll..'
oo-h OF Omaha They were tnstrucIeo LoL
S-h District convention held St
March - elected Q .. S1vde-. = = ->t-iL-, 49,
y a Creorze ~ Broken E0v- tleS '>V' -A
Er~1r-e6 fc- Taft
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
,tnis--Parkersburg. April ze.

West 7-irgtaia--parkersbsr ApriI 20
Alabama Davidson faction p-Birr,iuCi1ar ar,
April 20.
AIississippi-Tackson. April %.
Maine-Portland. April 30.
Observation-Disclosures, April 80.
North Caroliua-Cireeusboro April Sc
sIssila- ketchikan. MAJ
nerticat-Hartford. Mav 3 and
Alaba F Birmingham. Nav 6
Eenfuck v--Louisville. May .
l.ouisiana-New Orleans Nav II
AIichigan-1irand Rapids, May Il
Ida ao-EFa Fallace. Nav 13
california Sacramento Nav IA
North Dakota-Minot. Nav IA
Texas Irsurganized ctiou)-Wsrn Nav -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
FEDERAL JUDGE TO RESIGN

Minneapolis. March 15-Judge William Lochren-
of the United States District Court. in inter
view to-day announced that he would resign his po-
stion on the federal bench. the resignation be-
come effective NAY 81 Judge Lochren IS
eary-six years old. and has the federal
hanrh fnr Twelve years.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
MANY DEATH SENTENCES IN RUSSIA
Thirty Men Ordered To Be Executed III
Districts Of the Empire.

= Petersburg. March IA .argN n1rnn"- o:
death sentences we're passed today IN various
parts OF Russia They include ten robbers "t
L-a,nentchug four robbers ar kieff three msI
Who made an attack upor the postotfice ~ Pros
kuroff three brigands at LODI . peasant of Nhar-
koM and two political prisoners st kursk- At
Ekaternburg seven men were sentenced 70 b"
hanged and 70 imprisonment Tor life for 90
attack or counting house
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
FINAL TERMS on T4TSU.
China Meets Ill the Japanese De-
mands-ReHef at Toxic.

Toxic. March I5-A satisfactory settlement oc
the Tatsu affair was announced this afternoon
China has conceded all the Japanese demands.
She will purchase the arms and ammunition on
board the Tatsu and will hoist the japanese
flag over the vessel While the flag - being re-
hoisted Chinese warship VIII FIRE a salute
There il a general feeling Of relief IN conss-
quence Of the settlement Of the incident
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
TO PUT THE MISSISSIPPI IN COMMISSION

Philadelphia. March 15--The battlesb1p NI~-
sissippi arrived here to-day from GuanJarauns.-
after successful trip made for the purpose o. Off
ciauy testing the vessels machinery. The bos
will docked ar League Island Navy Yard AM
Immediately fitted and put IN commission. /,
viii take about a month put The duisilIrs <
touches
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
FATHER pErRoFF TO VISIT AMERICA.

st Petersburg March 15.-Father Gregory Pet-of.
the labor leader and Constitutional Demooratsc
Deputy announces that he viii visit ;he United
states where VIII give q number of lectures.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
SCATTERING.

-1e - KznrUckv District convention. held a. Pa
6urah OF March 4. elected " !. Deboe. o1
Ma-.Cr. and Adolph Well Of Fatucah- They
1@~e instructed for Fairbanks A seeding sec
-.51 q Tie delegates elected Frank BOYD, OF
Fa1ucah. and Q 4 Linn, Of hULtaV-a- They
we're instructed for TAFT.
= -tth North Carolina District convention. held
Asheville on March i. elected &. ? Toms
e Henderson. and 7. F Roland. or AsheV1l-e-
TEe- were instructed for Taft
Tie preferences OF the 80 delegates 50 far elected
srev-- n Ehe foLoN-Eg table.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

HIS GRIT - UENINEo.-ArT1y officers "Ho nave
had service the frontier have been r71'e inter
cered in reading accounts Of ar attempt on me
part Of sou@ conyjcts ~ the M0c1a1a penitent:4ry
10 KIN The warden and his assistant. The latter
was fatally hurt but -he fu-r1Tr. Frank tpui"7.
Vas only severely wounded. IN this CONDITION
however no p-t Up = great fSH- and killed Two
% rne convicts. Frank t'oni-y va 4J one ttIfa
r4er,-,- sheriff o. ClIster CoEus- Mon. and i,
he who on one occasion, IN July. lsH5. warned ms
army rsy.uasIec. who Tass:us -Iat way.
Major Charles II WrIppir nov % yr0Isfer g'-z-+l
OF the army. Of Intention or the part of roam
agents ~ hold ID The pay wagon and rii@ ~ of us
contents C0niey ard ~ associarAs drsysec IN RI
uniforms Of soldiers and lccompauiei Ata+o-
Vhp-ts o. the trip from tiirndive E'urr fS;ford
and were with him for three ,.ays- Nothing hsp-
snanad as the robbers evi5eutIy obtained i1f5-rl.-
rior of the precautions taken and scattered Cor
lev and his companions were county officials and
citizens who were determined TO ~id the Usichtor-
hood OF the road agsu--. They PAID -heir
peuse~ and their act thoroughly characterised.
Of the determination and courage oS the men o.
that then country tonlsy'S nerve has
gently not deserted him since I5S.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
JAPAN's GIFT TO SPANS QUEEN.
Cousin of Emperor Presents Insignia of Or
der of the Crown

Madrid. March 15.-Prince hinyosh: kun;.
cousin OF the Emperor Of Jsnan. to-day presented
20 Queen Victoria rbe insignia OF III" Orde- OF IN"
Crown on behalf Of the Empress o. japan
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
FRAUDULENT PASSPORTS IN JAPAN.

Toxic March f5-The government has unoarthed
a fraudulent passport manufacturer at OmoTi. u
seaport in northern Japan. Several arrests hav:
been made including police officers who are
charged with having sold over three hundred pass
po-ts to America for 300 yen each
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
TO RESUME WORK ON STEEL PLANT.

by Telegraph TO TIE Tribune y
r,i.,eb..re sIar,n Is--orders haye been issued
=. - pi,tsbt,r. Steel Company 10 resume work
,,,,s we. on the new open hearth plant which
- .tarted before tae business depression.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
GIFT FOR A HONG KONG UNIVERSITY.

Hong Kong March 15,-One hundred and fftv
thousand dollars has been given 10 build a uni
versity Hong Kong and incorporate with 1t the
existing medical college. The government has made
A grant Of land.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
BLACK SEA SEIZURES UNcoNFlRMED

Constantinope. March I5-Nothng is known
here in official quarters regarding the reported sez-
IRE Of two Turkish steamers with arms and am
rnunftion on board in the Black Sea by Russian
warships The report IS discreditrd here but seiz-
uras OF small craft carrying contraband have oc-
Cured recently on the Russian coast
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
IOWA

six district delegates were elected from Iowa
II. rsr District Convention held at Fairfield on
Ma-ch Il elected H : Rand OF Burlington. and
II I Sawyer, Of keokuk. They we're instructed
for Taft
-be s-h District convention held Al Oslaioosa On
March - elected John ?, Lacey NJ OsASalooSa-
and Milton AcCord. O. Newton They were in
STr-cTed for Tart
- - District convention. held ST Des MoInes OF
March Il elected c f Qua1e. Of Ar7es and
Loren HAYES oI Knoxville. They were IN
Taf-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
ANGER IN CANTON OVER TIE TArsU.

Hong Kong. March 15.-Csreat indignation
shown az a meeting IN Canton last night 90
Tats- case and It is said thar boycott mas 6s
organized The resignation OF The Vicer0y Of can
Ton has been accepted
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

- -el@za7eS z-1e-TeC sixteen erf
'n-sr fe -sf- 40 30 Fai-5anks torr 70 Hughes a7'
-zl. -5--al---a.r % rse rr"tion Or 1905. eso
-HsEs-- 20 . r-o5-e- <3i-
-7o state conventions 7fIi - held this week,
-s~e-r-
Io7ea-De~ Hleinee. 9rarea
y" E=z,-o--Sil-er city Narcr ? . 49,
-Ho-- district conventions Tili n" reid -5is
s;-r- r-.-r.-.s--vg rtaevllIe- March -
p=r-.H-- -ll--ois-IaczsoT--Il Ile. March =.
&se----r-S- Illinois Ilitchfield March -
~ Kansas Abilene March
Tent I-Tz-Des 1Tolues, March e
Eleventh I0ws-DeS Eci-eS NaTCE =
E---r Iovs-Lbe- Hoires. March IS
second Iova-Des Motres. March =
E---C Iovz-TeS lToIreS- March :
,ou-tn -ov-s-Des Noines, March :
mn Iov-z-Des Totrss- March Is
Tr--d Z--xi-la-1Tsreaesrer. March =
--leTe--E tt--o--T-CS71. March -3
I7er-y-tl--d Tlltrots-Saleul. March
-tg.ceercc T,--~c-s-Da-vtlle. March -i-
'C-e- STATE s-d territorial convenrio1s called
- March ard f7- later months ere.
nnesse-->zsh-1Ile. March =
-,-o,s-SrrfnzAel1 March IS
Ep.ooe Is-and-PTovtd MarC5 =
80 R-co-Sa, Juan, March =
.-ec-a0s----c-a-zpolis- April
rsss--L-rrls Rock April 3
-'ssvs-e-Dover- april
@@e-L1 Dsse-a-Eiurorl. april
gir-s-L- -uch burg April {
@1zsac1 1setts--E Boston. April -
~ lork-New York CRY. apr z
---- Honolulu April %
Minneapolis AorI 5
,e-l2.z-I-cson. April Is
teca--F '1ue-nuccz. Arr1E -
F.-5raoc-FuerIo, April .
lrnont-BurItngtou. April -
Hi'syiFsnis-Harrisb burg, April "a
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
0ETsFON4.

--e Oklahoma state convention held at Okla
bona City. on March II. elected as delesa1es al
lsrge D T. Flvnn. OF Oklahoma CITY Repre-
sentative Bud = Mcguire. Of PaF'nee. James
Harris ot Wagner, and Patrick J Dore, d
westville- They were instructed Tor 14l'- 1"p
district delegates were elected
-rss s-1 District convention. held 7r shawnee IN
Nc, . elected James hlrkToco. o. hloNa
5-o----- 80 Frenk Y Wright Of Cor1anche
,-o-D-v Trev we're instructed for TAFT few
.-A14rsres seeded and elected { ? Srearrls. o.
- srrr
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
VIRGINIA.

Fou. district delegates were elected from Viz
Einia
--e e. District convention held al Alexandria on
March c. elected :. l. Dlene-. Of Culpep%-- and
:. 1. C-Upper, &C Alexandria They were Tot
instructed.
he ~ District convention, held a LUray on
NE-ch l. elected John ACke-. OF Rockingham
-5u-rv. and c = Gibbons. o. Winchester
--=-- were Tot Instructed
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
A MoNrENEGRlN PRINCE DEAD.

Cannes March l5.-Prince stephan, the nve-yess-
old son of Prince Mirko of Montenegro, died here
to das.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16
OFTO

Fix district delegates were elected from Ohio
t. st District convention. held Cincinnati on
March %. elected George B Cox and Julius
F-1eisch-nzar. both Of Cincinnati They were
instructed FOR Taft
The q District convention. held ct CINCINNATI on
March n, elected Wade Ellis and John Dor
r=Ie. T. both OF Cincinnati. They were in
z--1cte5 fo- Taft
- rs-- DfSt-ict convention. held at Alliance on
march 10. elected Henry Wise and James =
Martin They were instructed for Taft
MISSOURI.
-Four district delegates were elected from Mis-
SOU
TIE -1t1 District convention held a 81. LOUIS On
March = under a call authorized by the state
committee. elected Grant Gillespie and G II.
Wilson. both o. St. Louis Hughes's candidacy
indo1sed- 4 district convention held on
February .. under call from the Congress
district COMMITTEE declared invalid by the state
ro-lu11tee elected Jeptha D Howe and Henry
T1-csts- both OF 81. Louis They we're instructed
-1- -aft.
re -e-- District convention (state committed held
81 Louis or March - elected John & Owen
and c B Comfort. both OF 81. Louis They
instructed fo- Hughes. A convention held
February q Congress district corlnnttteel
elected Il : LLOYD and J. I BoehTT- both Of
= LcUis. They we're instructed for Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

MARINE CORPS EXTRA PAY.-MarIne officers
who are in command Of stations are 70 De deprived
OF the privilege of ordering enlisted men OF the
marine corps TO extra duty which carries with iC
additional pay. A decision OF the auditing offlce-
makes this possible with the result that there are
heavy drafts made upon the fund which Is used -
defraving the extra duty pay obligations - hd5
beau found that this a matter wltcE requires
control and that end the commandant OF the
ma rine corps has requested Congress 10 insert a
clause in the appropriation bill which viii limit
10 himself the authority FOR designating enlisted
men for eXt-s. duty. In this Way u vii ce possible
TO control the expenditures under the fund and
viii result a saving II IS estimated o. about
$500 a year as compared with the present expense.
which was without any restrictions on The pe-t or
those III authority the headquarters of the
Marine corps.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

average O. % knot- for ner Sou- roa--' ~1s1--
suce FUN.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

.r-~C---rs-s hesrE made - t7e1ts-sE 81 80
S1 delegates z-fa-tsc sixteen ar r-0a'e
ar-sr - -ze- -zo 90 Fzi-banks <or- - Hughes a7a
-z-- -l--sf----z.- ~ RE co~-rutio- ~ 1905. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-03-16

Iovz-T}e~ Noiuee. 1TarcG &
Ne-s Ezx--o--SiI-er city. March q
-ro-a district conventions Tili "a reid -1'1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
A Pet Bear.

Bears unless hungry or abused are
good natured animals and make anus
ing pets. when l was In the revenue
service at Alaska" said a lieutenant.
1--WE had pet bear on the boat, and
we called him Wineska. He used to
climb to the crosstrees, going up hand
over hand by the ratlines. One day he
ventured out on the yardarm, and
there he stayed. We had to get a rope
and haul him down. Once he vaulted
over the head of our Chinese cook and
went into the lockers, where he helped
himself to sugar and butter. We had a
tackling made for him, much the same
as harness of a pet pug, and we
would drop him overheard. with a rope
attached, to take his bath. Once he
landed In native boat and nearly
frightened the occupants out of their
wits. He was as playful as a kitten,
and. although he sometimes disobeyed
he was never treacherous or unkind.
When he was lost or hid himself, as he
often did, we would look In the dark
till we saw two little balls of fire.
These were his eyes and gave him
away every time"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
FEEDING For Milk.

We consider silage the most eco
nomical of all food stuffs as well as
the least trouble to feed. Bran we find
the most expensive, but this far along
anything to take the place of bran
seems to be in the experimental stage
In Indiana, and we find that to dis
pense with it even when the cows are
on pasture generally results in a loss
of butter of more value than the cost
of the bran.
We began on Jan. last to keep ac-
count by weight of all the feed our
ten cows ate in seven days, with these
results: The average daily ration, fed
In two feeds, was forty pounds of ST.
lage, five pounds of bran, five pounds
of clover hay and six pounds of corn
slower OF all the slower they would
eat up clean The bran was fed ac-
cording to quantity of milk, six pounds
being the most fed to any one COW.
The cost of one weeks feed for all
was: Silage, $3.50; bran, Sass; clover
hay, STAT; slower, 42 cents; total, 1924.
An Indiana Dairywoman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-23
Beef Production

The following points conducive to
highest profit in producing beef were
stated some time ago by an authority
on this matter in Alabama. They prob
ably still hold good and have value for
cattle growers in other southern states
as we'll:
First.-The use of thoroughbred bulls
of the beef breeds and as soon as prac.
ticable of dams having some beef
blood.
second.-Abundance of good pas.
ture.
Third.-Economical production on the
farm Of eowpea, sorghum and other
hay and other foods needed in winter,
ing cattle.
Fourth.-Intrusting the care of cattle
to men who have studied the business
both of crop production and of feeding
Fifth.-Increased attention to mar.
ketfng, including the raising of such
numbers Of beeves and of such oualitv
as VIII be worth shipping in carload
lots to the best markets north or
south,