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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20

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the city yesterday to spend the Sab
bath with his mother, Mrs. Ed Haight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-20
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
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Company Fails

Berlin The long and venomous
campaign waged BY German newspa-
Fsrs and rival industrial Interests
against one q the German branches
OF the STANDARD OIL CompaEy-the
Deufsche Vacuum oil Company-has
inst been br0aght to n victorious end
for the Americans Involved
A weil-xnown Hamburg newspaper
Tor months printed such a series Of at
tacks on the American graft meth
DDS alleged 20 have been prscticed
b the vacuum COMPANY in the con
duct Of is German business that the
public prosecutor Of Hamburg felt con
strained 70 make an official investiga-
tion. especially of the work Of E l.
QuarIes, American manager Of the
German eompanys sales department.
and announces that no necessity ex-
ists fer pursuing the Inquiry further.
No evidence Of anything warrantins
prosecution Vas found against MI
QuarIe-. and the costs Of the entire In,
quiry viii be borne by the state
The result of tse Investigation con
stitutes a notable triumph for Ameri
can interests IN Germany
Il Is not the hrst time that Germans
+ audinx themselves unable TO eompet'
with Amerisans on ordinary terms
have Yesorted to SANDER
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
SENATE LOSES OLD GUARD
Only Senator's Frye. cullorr ard pe
pss Are Left

Washington. D. C.-The death Of
enAtur McEnery. Of Louisiana. nd
senator Daniel. q Virginia. within a
wee< recalls the further fact tnaf
2fter Larch ffh- there NIL be Int Tan
r1se ssenassrs FE1e. C4llOul 41.i =
pee
When Senator's Daniel. OF Virgins.
and MeEnery. q LOu.siaa. died: Sh~u
senator TiIiman was forced OF the
stage of action by iIl-health. the Dem
orratic side Of the chamber was
robbed n irs most distinguished co
tsrie u old timers Only one was left
senator fernando DeSoto Money Of
Mississippi. remained. and he IS 1ue
To return TO private life on March I
next
When the day arrives and the sixty
first congress Is no more. two OF he
most forceful OF the leaders OF The
Republican side OF the senate will be
lost 20 that body. Senators Aldrioh
and Hale will retire Both are yeter
ans. Both have been powerful. but
new both are preparing to lay deSn
the cares Of public lief foreve-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

Now. without doubt. this places the
consideration on 4 basis where any
one can figure for himself which class
or breed Of cattle be Il TO choose for
the dairy. During past years. and
even az the present tine. ne aud
thousands of farmers that are an
nuaIiy sending $50 after this Myth
ical 81 that they have been led 10
believe is TO D. found IN the dual pu--
pose CON As an advantage over the
dairy COW. but Il Is apparent IN the
face Of facts that Il Is the utmost
ot folly year after year to sacrifice
$50 IN sas Ps9fsFgsissHa. q IA Z. q hifsf ~
wear that s used for the purpose of
beef after its useful hfs has ended
This Is a matter that can sery easily
Sa figured out and IS not subject 70
slsnufe. OF course. there are other
vavs ct figuring. but IN the ert ne
saue result has been reached IN
arguing against the idea Of the dairy
COW Invariably the point comes uP
-ha, the United States Is beef eating
nation ard must have beef. and this Is
n fact There never Will come time.
I hone. when We will not have 4 sufii-
cieut amount OF beef TO be consumed
n, every table IN the United States.
hut IL Is taxing the dairy COW ! little
harder than is necessary TO asa her
10 produce the millions Of pounds Of
butter that are absolutely necessary.
ara at the same time produce the beef
,ha, IA 10 be consumed upon the
tables. unless she is to be paid accord
gnxIv. II would not be right to ask
,hs farmer to do all that be Is dong
:, the present time. working hard as
- a and at the same time produce
IN addition 10 the food and eiothins
so- the world. the Manufactured ar
,,rles reading material. etc. for the
s,u,e world simply because We must
h,va manufactured articles and read
- Material There are many men
- farmers who are not capable OF
-,1suctirx dairy herds In the mcst
I ,-oA,abls degree because Of their dis-
~ tor the business Likely these
- men are well adapted fer the
--osuet,on Of beef. and the dairynen
III no toubs. leave the production
:, ,hat article 70 him. realizing thA'
y Ne Il TO dairy. his profits. success
.,s Measure are 10 be found IN tns
mixing Of real good dairy eosA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

snes to know which Of the four
afeecs OF dairy cows Is the best An
lapreiudiced reply to this question
III always bring the answer that
asfe are good cows and poor
"ws tn every dairy breed. and the
sooc cows Of one breed are much bet
81 than the poor cows Of another
oeeed In every instance. And. after
'e'ecting the breed suitable TO the
unoitons Of the farm. the likes and
1'shkes Of the owner. then # is q
1Aeter Of selecting the good individual
s'Ss OF that breed There Is TAR
Heater difference between the tndi-
'aaai cows to be found IN any one OF
s icur particular dairy breeds than
.1efe b to be found between tns
eeos themselves as q whole Tnere
.'ooanly has been in the past a place
~ what might be termed the duai
purpose COW. and likely In the future
aere win be some such place IL l.
hkely. however. that the man VINO
given the matter thorough CON
ersfion and study and wishes 70
ndHct his dairy farm on business
neiples and from the standpoint Oh
s Greatest poszihie net proft. car
hred into the belief that be snolAa
ksh UPON his farm dual purpos<
- Or nn1nals having the poNel
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
Senator MeEnerx Is surIed.

New Orleans. L.a--With delegations
from congress. the Louisiana legisia
ture and the New Orleans city eocn-
ell in a crowd which extended for
several blocks in very direction. the
funeral OF United States Senator Sam
uel Douglas MeEnery was held from
his late residence Thursday morning
The delegation from congress. inclui
ing Senator Joseph F. Johnston Of Ala
hama. Senator George E Chamberlain
OF Oregon and Representatives Wick
life and Watkins OF Louisiana arrived
IN New Orleans Thursday morning
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

from bing in bis seat at the opening
u congress last pccember. Oniv once
since that had be appeared before IN
audience and that was for an informal
talk in January.
The end was zlmos, without a strux.
gle. Indeed. the members OF the
family could not notice the slight
struggle which avs noted bby Or.
Waugh.
Dissolution was very rapid. for
WIEN the fnal and complete failure u
heart action began. ii progressed with
great raptiity and IN ave minutes
the patient was dead.
John Warwick Daniel. lawyer and
statesman and one of the most strfk.
ing figures in the United States sen
ate. was born in Lynchburg. Va. Sept
:. Isf.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

x Washington. his granddaughter.
Miss Aubrey Francis. and the Rev.
James Z Freeman. % Minneapolis a
H9iEhaor and friend of the family
His Daughter. Ars Francis. heard a
call from her fSsasrs room eariv on
Monday morning. aud on answering
i saw AZ once that he vas seriously
III Summ0uing the Rev. Dr Free
man. Mrs Francis sent him for a ply
sieian. bat when the physician arrived
the justice vas beyond assistance
To Chief Justice FuEer belarrs
third rank for length u service az
presiding Justice in tie highest tn
banal of the American government.
Fer tw~uty-tEo Years ~ vas chief
;'lstice q the supreme court q TIE
E-list S--..S - cAi-.L. s-.s,,----.s---..
far fwenfy- eight ye4HA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

pesnaps to produce fairly good -.
sui.s IRON the standpoint OF min -
oua'es production and fairly good -
SUITS from the standpoln, Of the n-o-
uaetion OF beef calves. Now .. !.
possible undoubtedly. 10 salsc, -
OK tne beef breeds that will produca
curing the year an average OF from
IVY TO 2n0 pounds OF butter NJ.
otten. however. II is found tina, sr.h
nerd produces more nearIv an ,vs-.
age OF 100 pounds OF butter than 200
pounds; and. then. OF course. The
caves from these cows. being bras
along beef lines. IL raised and earad
ior properly. viii prove fairly prpa,-
aole from the standpoint OF beef mr..
daction- Il IS the buyer OF beef tha,
Aways advises the farmer to use dpaI
purpose cattle for his farm and s,Irv
rather than beef cattle. because he
realizes that the tine has come when
u Is Improbable for the farmer 10
Keep COW for the entire year solalv
Tor the production Of a calf. bvt :, 4.
possible. IL she produces in additio,
10 calf which may be valued a, s-nr,
- to $40. 100 pounds Of buttar.f,,
which at this time Is worth nearly
$50. that she may be and probably "a
source Of real profit because ken,
under the very cheapest conditions
her Feed may not cost more than $40
md II may be estimated that the cal,
Is worth SO. Now. II a grade cal,
from the standpoint Of beef production
can be valued at more than $40 AZ "a.
time Il Is born. I would Ike 10 have
some one advise ne. There are thou-
sands Of them being sold that do NOT
bring this much money and there 70
possibility Of their being bought for
less than SO and placed upon the
farm and raised and fed into remark
able beef steers This being the case
u Is the heigh: Of folly 70 give the
COW any more credit for the calf she
mas produced than $40. Il Is not a
question Of what the calf Is worth
when II Is sold upon the block. as 10
the value the COW has been 10 her
owner. because IN all likelihood the
cost of the animal AZ the tine Il has
reached a marketable age has been
very rsariy al that he can Be sold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

ate sveragins from 800 70 zoo poup..
e4l'er a year. and taking ,h.s out
a consideration we would urpbasly
HH1 mat the dual purpose COW or m.
eo~ OF a beefy nature. with the pows-
:. producing a beet steer or a aa,-x
neiter. a. Is producing IN butter "a, &C.
s, ,lAslY about 100 pounds per year T.-
Aing Tor granted that rhe hsr~s,, !.
prouueins 40 pounds OF butter No,
year on the averaze-sna .ss !. -
more Hore ,han paying for her keep from
me standpoint OF the butter ,s. 49,
a1ees-and giving to her owne- ...S
year . calf. some skinned u,frk ,o-
ne pigs. and adding To the fsrtilltv
ot the farm. there is very li,tIs rsa.o1
% complain about her existence be-
saase IN all liability she Is a rro,.
I'aois animal to the farmer and vim
ou' oouot. more largely so thar mos,
my ether animal on the farm. Ru,
llle question that arises f. whether
.. not she Is making the proa, that
should De made from an animal uuou
which there is bestowed so much feea
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
ROADS NEED NOT FEAR
NEW LAW WAS PASSED FoR rHF
EouALIzING OF RATES.
rresicent Rea sures Investors Who
Might Be Scared or by NANCY
lssion Of -LishtFinsered
Gentry

Beverly. Nass-Legitimate railroad
interests ned have no fear of the ad
igstins po~er which has Just been
lodged with the Interstate commerce
commission under the new railroad
lax.
In a long interview with Chairman
NsTtin A. Knapp of the Interstate
commerce commission today. Presi
dent Taft went exhanStiyely into the
provisions Of the new law and later
a conversation with callers he earn
estiy pointed out that there need be
no apprehension that the commission
VIII run amuck or that the new Ia~
viii De used 10 club indiserimtnarriv
All railroads that propose an advance
"a rates.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
TAFT AND TEDDY MEET
NO STRAINED RELATIONS SHOWN
IN CORDIAL GREETING.
We Rad a Nest oeIighsfui Time. ana
That Is All Their. Is to IT, said
Colonel Roosevelt.

Bsveriy.-F0r a full minute Thurs
lay afternoon Colonel Roosevelt and
President Taft stood on the veranda
ot the Evans cottage With hands on
each others shoulders. While evident
delight shone in every line u their
c0untenances-
Mr. President.,- IL was Roosevelt
who spoke. and there uas earnest
warmth In his saluiarion
heodore." They patted each 9TH
.cr aretcionately on the shoulder. They
laughed In a way that left not a sin
gle lingering doubt as 10 the exuber-
ance of their feelings Thy seemed
utterly obiivi0us q the fact that there
Ners others present.
It used 70 b. Mr.. President ana
VIII. Gidnt its~ cried the cnlone. I'm
his old. familiar. high-pitcned voice.
but nos It's Mr President and The
udore
The two Old friends met after sax
teen months Of separation
And 30 Il went throughout the after
neon
No meeting u old frsenIs could
have been more a1etcionate and it
eepiy impressed the few who we're
permitted . witness the event that
Las @ee1- -AsoAed- flsENart u w.h A.
TAR. Senator LceEr and sesrwtaFy
Norton sat about the wicker table and
a merrier party would be difficult 10
imagine
As he vas leaving the SHADED
grounds of the presidents cottage the
colonel stopped 70 speak with sevr1i
oil newspaper friends from Washing
ton
Y had a most pleasant tine With
the president he exclaimed There
.Ns-. .,-.f-.,fa~ sn aav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
SENATOR DANIEL DEAD
FOR MORE TrAs 20 YEARS ga.
NoRRITE SON OF VIRGINIA.
rsd seen In ~ Health for Msrths.
Death Due 10 Paralysis Rssuitlra
Frer, Cerebral tterorrhaae.

Lynchhharg. Na-John ". Daniel.
senior United States Senator from
virginia. and for more than thirty
Years Nirginia's fsvorite s,1. died ON
wednesday AZ i0.1s o'clock. his
eeath being due 10 recurrence of
paralysis. The immediate cause Of his
eeath was cerbral heriorrhagc In
the right portion q bis train. iavogv.
ing the right side. This s-1 n a "a.
'ion ." the paralysis Of the left si5~
which was sustained last wiater shne
In Florida for his health.
The staiesman's illness began with
a slight attack of aPopIsxy In Phila.
dsiphia last October. this keeping him
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
woMAN'S BODY FOUND
Taken Out Of River - Had Beer
chcked 10 Death

Jefferson City. Mo.-An inquest was
held over the body OF Miss Anna
wendIer. which was found in the Wis
souri, river Friday.
Examination showed that the young
woman was choked to death With .
piece Of wire clothesline. The wire
was imbedded In the flesh Of her neck
and was at hrst thought 70 De esr
watch chain, as her gold watch vas
attached TO the end of IT,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
HOW THEY LOVE EACH OTHER
-,, AZ Conversation overnesrc
When the Dear Girls Were To
setner.

-Sav len said Kittie. the brunette.
.,.h wh,re stdeconbs in her hair. !
see Mamie has bleached her nair
gain Amt It terribleF
~Yes-perfectly awful" replied Jen-
r,a she asked me II | would DO X
. we're she. and said yes Don't
she look perfectly dreaaful-and X 5
citing streaked already. You eouid
tsu in A minute IL was bleaenei. tne
roots are so dark"
sure. I noticed that, respoadeo
Kat,e and. say. did you see the rag
~ dress she had on yesterday
.rs MS at-gracious. Looked per
fsctIv dreadful. didn't itr
Perfectly dreadful echoed Jennie
4wsrI she wanted 4 pattern. and
vs her he one Of that dark blue
sIIk had three years ago. sai'
Katie
You did,
Yes. did"
oh"
and the hat she was wearing. con
.,,rsd katie. Did you get your op
ties on th1t7"
Yes"
perfect sight. wasn't it,
where did she get III
-0h down at Moody's. | helped ne
,,cE Il out was Kaie's reply Wn.
Evhv-here comes Mamie now sn'
.ontinued. Hello. Mamie. you dear
s~se, thing. How nice you look-eo'
darling for anything
yes. indeed" added Jennie go o
40 look perfectly charming Say. let
an 20 and get sonse soda
And the three friends walked ava
! together
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
IMMIGRATION ON INCREASE
Te.zI Number Of Aliens Admitted
Last Year f.o35.5I5-

Washington. D. C.-An estimate
that the total number Of immigrant
aliens admitted AZ all ports Of the
Uuired States during the past fiscal
year reached ia35.75g over the mum
Der Of immigrant aliens admitted last
year.
The nonresident aliens. those com
ing 10 the United States Temporarily
only reached 1881. which is a fall
ing on Of s.7e0. while the total mum
Der Of all persons debarred during the
year vas st.s00. Last year only li.u0,
were debarred
The figures indicate a sranI to'a
Of arrivals az all ports Of i.iso. .s6d
an Increase OF 24i.42i over the pre-
vfOus year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
nScHeS FOUND NOT GUILTY
Lsui4sna Family ~as a-assned 60
Ic--iy Read

Ante. LA verIict 0f uot guiity
vas returned IN ths ease 4 eEin kla
chsn. tried as al accessory 20 the uur
der of J T. Hree,aud. bis Eife aaf
sfep-Iauzhfer. Nrs. j. Everett aeaf
TickfaE. IN ms parish u a.
CHARGED that Einchen ilGueed oshef
parties 90 ali ths Breeiaad family
The crime Eas one q the r0st afro
efous ia tze criminal sanals q Louis
lana
Held up On 4 lon-iy country road
Breeiana Eas first mcrtaily wounded
and his wife and aaaxhter. pie4diag
for their lives. were thsu rutsiezsiy
shot down. Mhs Everett bore in her
arms Young 1ahy. saieh ~as ief'
hv the roadside. Il did shortly after
wards from the effects q sxgosare-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
NEGROES FLEE. FEARING RIOT
oounle Lynenirs 4ss Greatly Ese's-e
Missouri Te~n.

Charlsstnn. Mo-An exodus of ne
rexro population ot Charleston Is IL
progress. following the double lyach
inx in which Robert Ko.emaH ans
sam Fields wers hanged BY an infu
rated mob for the murder q William
Fox. a Mississippi county farmer. Al
Investigation Of the affair at the Re-
quest Of Governor Hsdiey will -
made By the prosecuting attorney
sheriff Galp and his Deputies. whom
he hastily s~ore in after the lynenine
threats we're made. we're po~eriess
AGAINST the crowd vhieh attacked the
county Jail No shots were hreG on
either side.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

Washington. ID. C.-Edw. 5. Holmes.
Jr., former associate statissicisn OF
the department OF agriculture. indict-
ed in 1905 for misconduct in office in
connection with the cotton statistics
leak. Wedesday pleaded guilty in the
criminal court He was fined 5000,
which he paid Edwin :. Holmes de-
MED that he was guilty Of any eouspir-
acy to defraud the United States. but
said that his counsel had advised him
10 plead guilty TO the technical viola
rion known as misconduct In office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

Washington. d. ca suit OF civil
ian clothes and an alleged lie ended
the military career OF Cadet Edward
c. Y. Boykin. Of virginia He vas dis
missed from West Point after having
been convicted OF having eiviiiap
clothes in MS possession and dsny ING
I, to his superior officers Ihis 10
the second cadet who has been ds
missed recently from the academy ON
,he charge Of telling falsehOod-> Ca
der Crear OF Albany was dismissed Tor
telling his superior officer that ne
vas not chewing gum
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

resting assured that the larger things
VII, to great extent. take care Of
themselves.
which Breed Best for pslryinsf
When. finally. the farmer has made
1p MS mind to actually begin dairying.
ne srst question which presents II
self % him. and the one which he asks
nnre frequently than any other. Il
which breed Of cows Is the best for
aairy purposes. There Is probably no
question to which IL Is so diftcult TO
reply Il Is easy 20 tell him that be
sncuid utilize one Of the four dairy
sesdA This Ii not enough. for es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
PRAYER CAUSES LIBEL SUIT
Farmer suies Mini ter Who Reflects
on Hin, During serviees-

Neoga. Iu--Rsv R F. Fisnsr. was
made defendant in a $500 libel ssh
folIowinx his refusal 10 tell the Lord
that he had wTonged Ja0cO Stroll. a
wealthy German farmer oh Lcrd.
make Brother Stroll a better man.
cause him to pay his debts. and have
him cease backbitinS.r feryently sIp
plicated the minister in PRAYER
which startled his congregation
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
Problems Up to Dairymen

With all the great advantages thai
sairy farming presents. IL has without
doubt its disadvantages. and many Of
them. so that the farmer who antici-
rares entering dairying as a business
must rot do 50 with the idea that
,Aere Is nothing to be found In the
business except proitA As a matter
of fact. there are. comparatively
speakinx. very few farmers who will
rak- cut Of dairyfng the greatest
prrfts that are to be found therein.
Kind Treatment Necessary.
Tie dairy COW 10 more nearly an
artificial being than any other ami
ral 70 5e found upon the faru FOR. "a
q matter OF fact. there was a time
rhs- her whole and sole duty was to
beget likeness Of herself and pro.
duce milk in Quantities only sufficient
y large for the susteaance Of her OF
spring and often for a period Of ouly
Eve or SIX months. when the youusster
vas veaned and compelled to work
cut his own salvation on the grasses
Of the prairies But realizing the op-
pOrtunities for developing the ma
tsrnal instincts In this individual anA
nal, nan has taken and developed her
to the point where at the present time
ve fnd that she not only reproduces
herself but she also supplies milk in
Quantities sufficiently large to raise
her offspring and supply to her owner
4 lzrge and profitable amount OF milk
and eutter-fat daily. In bringing about
tbs change In her makeup, she has
become more delicats and more seusi-
tive to the treatment which she re-
eeives. and Il rests within the rower
cf the owner rather than in the cow
herself to increase or decrease
u large measure her prunt
through care. feed and attention. kind
or cruel treatment and proper or i'm
proper methods Of handling. n the
farmer realizes that Il is not possible
for him TO be content with counue-
nent and detail work II Is better not
70 largely increase the dairy business
which be now has upon bis farm be-
cause the success Of the business
rests with continually working with
ne COW Sundays as well as other day,
a1d taxing care Of the small things.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07
PENSIONS ADVANCED
Measure Before Georgia Legislature
Severely Attacked

Atlanta. Ga--Following i heated
debate the pension bill as amended
sy the senate vas passed b. the loEer
house OF the general assembly Iae
bill provides an annual pension %
$50 to every veteran or widow OF a
Confederate veteran who Is not worth
more than 81 500. The measure vii
mean a yearly increase q $4,000 IN
the nensfnn rnlls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-07-07

care and labor We have only to look
70 the herds that are producing an
average Of from 900 TO 400 pounds Of
butter per year 10 Be In a position 70
answer IN the Negative. Were ne 70
'acrifiee the calf and the extra value
OF the carcass OF the COW At the time
OF death. an annual valuation TO the
ot amount Of sil. and select instead
OF that a COW that will produce twice
as much butter fa,. or $50 pounds.
and sell IL for .s cents. which has
been less than the average price re-
eeived By most dairymen during the
PAST year. We would have instead Ct
siI, $3.50.