The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-04-15

Judge Bradbury, of POmerOy, ONO.
She is grand daughter Of the import
ed Tormentor (3533), who has Al tested
daughters testing from % lbs. ozs
to IA lbs. 2 ozs. in days. and has Il
sons with tested daughters. Torment
OF s Sir ona has some very fine daugh-
ters and grand daughters in this herd,
and they are all grand individuals.
Empress of s. B. (149464) is another
great foundation COW; she was bred
by Miller d Sibley, Franklin. Pa, ano
IS a daughter of the great bull, lda's
Rioter CT st. Lambert (l3656), the
sire of Ii COWS testing from IA lbs
1OA ozs. to 26 lbs. 514 ozs., 30 OF
which average over 20 10. of butter
per week. Empress of Sunny Bank
has MIXED over 30 lbs. Of milk pei
day. She has been a showing winner
and her produce have always beer
winners. One, Empress Lass (2l8446)
was champion and grand champion al
the A.-Y. P. exposition.
Another fine foundation COW is
Kinda of SD (17536) She has milk
ed over 40 lbs. of milk per day. Mr..
West brought her from the east. She
traces up close to Imported Rex.
Her daughters and grand daughters
are winners in the show ring. He1
daughter, Sadie of s. b. (209085) was
first in 1907 as junior calf all through
the fair circuit, aud in 1908, out OF
eight times exhibited, was only beat
en- once. Another daughter, Kinda S
Gertie (22O757), MIXED 30 lbs. of rich
milk per day OH first calf. This COW
and her descendants are of beautiful
Island types.
The grand array of dairy queens i'm
ported from Jersey Island in this fine
herd quite battles one to describe ade-
quately in a short writeup.
Golden Tootsie (202084) is daugh-
ter of Golden FERNS Rose Fern
(168517), the COW Mr.. West sold to j.
Cooper, of Pennsylvania, for 81, 500;
at the same time Mr.. West refused an
offer of $500 for Golden Tootsie. She
developed into finer bodied COW than
her dam. Her two sisters were sold in
the east for very high figures; one,
Sultan's Black Beauty (203641), sold
for $1,000 at T. j. Cooper's sale
and another, Rose FERNS Rosebud,
sold for So, 600 at A. P. Walkers sale.
The herd contains a very fine
daughter of Eminent (69631) in Jer-
sey Isles Eminette (2I3492). She is
a very beautiful cow. Imported Stock
Wells cousin (2133509) is a COW that
scales exceedingly high. Stockwell sold
for 81, 500. Among these Island bred
queens is FERNS Happiness 169 144
winner of champion and grand cham
plon all through the fair circuit in
1907. One of the choice ones is Gold
en- Biddy 208651, who was reserved
and champion at A.Y. P. exposition.
Imported Jessjca's Fox (211325) is a
winner; she was first two-year old all
though the circuit of 1908. Imported
Derry's Circassian (2l352O) was sired
by Derry's bull Derry's Golden Lad
that sold for S11, 500 at A. P. Walk
er's sale in 1909. Imported Cryzar-
ina of Oakland (2l3517) is another
choicely bred grand Individual. Her
sire is Sultan of Oakland p. (3748),
first prize winner over Island of Jer-
sey, 1906. Imported Princess Souci
(2l3498) is another winner; she was
Seattle, and is beauty.
In conclusion it may be said that
here are gathered together a herd OF
cattle that for evenness OF type can
rarely be seen. There has never been
even suspicion of reaction on the
tuberculosis test being made. They
are absolutely free from tuberculosis,
ard are under the care OF the United
States Bureau of Animal industry, and
Mr.. West says every animal will be
re-tested before the day of the sale so
that every animal will carry an abso-
Lutte clean bill of health with it to it's
purchaser. Send to owner for cata-
logue of the sale.