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Show PROGRAM Twelfth annual convention conven-tion american national livestock live-stock association los angeles, california. January 26-27-28, 1909. ' ' Tuesday, January 26, 10 a. m. Invocation Dr. J. S. Thomson "AlUTrcsses of lion. A. C. Harper Welcome Hon. Geo. H. StcwantF ilcsppnsc HonJnoVgSiuung"r "Our Fo7?tgnfWIarkcts" ... Hjbn. W. A. Harris, Kansas o'clock p. 111. "Land Laws, Their Administration Administra-tion anfl Effect." .... Hot. Jos. M. Carey, Wyoming "What, the Livestock Industry Dc- nfands of Congress." Hon. S. 11. Cowan "Loco Investigation...." C. D. Marsh "Tariff on Hides, Wool and Live- k stock." General Discussion SECOND DAY, Jan. 27th. "Meat Inspection." Dr. O. E. Dyson "Benefits Derived from Livestock Organization and Co-opcra- fioinv. . I. T. Prior, Texas Address, X Hon. Gifford Pinchot Address, ....'.. E. S. Gosney, Arizona 2 o'clock p. 111. Livestock Conditions in California" Califor-nia" v.... Dr. C. M. Haring "Federal Control of Public Grazing Graz-ing Lantfe." Dwight 11. Heard "Future of the Cow-man."... . J. C. Underwood, Wyoming General Discussion of Administration of Forest Reserves, and Proposed Propos-ed Government Control of the Open Range. THIRD DAY, January 28th. General Business Election of Officers Selection of Next Place of Meeting Reduced Rates to Los Angeles Convention. Con-vention. The interested railroads have published pub-lished reduced fares for those attending, at-tending, the round trip Salt Lake City rate being $40.00, and the Ogdcn rati $41.50. Selling dates, January 21 to 28, inclusive; return limit February 15th. 0 When looking for a way out of trouble, just look up. If you have broken your New Year's yow, mend it right away. You had better go to Heaven with mended mend-ed resolutions than to go to Hell on broke'h ones. r ' FRNK IAMS I Iinnprrcd stallions and marcs art "top-notch business propositions that H "jaijthc cherries" on a "wise stockman's hat." lams' "Peaches & Cream" M "Black Boys" arc "cycopencrs" and "best stallions ever." They arc H "diamonds" sold by lams at "50c on the dollar." M jjmnncrs of "80 prizes and medals" at Paris. Brussels, Oldenburg, St. .yJjgIH-, and Nebraska State Fairs (over several la., Wise, Minn., and H kMjQPfctatc winners; over some 1907 111. and "International champions") H Warns' "low tariff" stallions and mares make buyers. H "Sit Up and Take Notice! I "Big Bill" get into lams' "money saving game" Buy a stallion and H mare this fall save- $300.00. lams "tickles" buyers with "Rippers" at H "let live prices. Owing to "bad crops" Panic lamB cash, his 27 years H of successful business bought and sells better horses cheaper than ever. H "Daddy" lams is a "hot advertiser" but he has the "farmers thinking" and H "has the goods." lie sells horses at his barns only saves all "middle- H men's profits." H I8D-PERCHER0NS, BELGIAHS AND C"OACHERS--jfl I ggralfc " jHI am' branded. H SCHS "toppers" at H r H. VBWyjplHHBj buys, owns and sells more stallions -H ' IH3K JraftH saves thousands of dollars to stallion H $1,000 -SAVED AT IAMS' --$1,000 I Ikcy, what a graft the "Stallion Salesmen" arc working on the farmer H selling fourth-rate stallions at $2,000 and $5,000! Mr. Buyer, sec lams' H stallions yourself. Take no "stallion salesman's" word. " lams has the H goods you read about." His establishment is worth going 2,000 miles to H sec. lams' competitors "holler" "he is 'knocking' high prices out of the H X-mas tree. lams saws wood, "butts in," sells more stallions each year. H He makes every statement good. Georgie, dear, buy a stallion of lams. H His $1,200 stallions are much better than our neighbors paid those Ohio H men $4,000 for. Then I can wear diamonds. lams speaks the languages, H buys direct from "breeders, pays no buyers, salesmen or interpreters; has H no two to ten men as partners to share profits with. lams guarantees to H sell you a better stallion at $1,000 to $1,500 than are sold to stock compa H nics at $2,500 to $5,000 by slick salesmen, or pay you $500 for your trou- H blc you to judge, lams pays horses freight and buyers' fare; gives 60 per H cent breeding guarantee. 'H Write for Million Dollar Korse Catalogue, H GREATEST ON EARTH " " I REFERENCES: ST. PAUL STATE BANK; CITIZENS NAT. BANK. 'H ST. PAUL, NEBRASKA I M |