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The herald., 1918-01-10
YfWS.S..
VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
i ISSUED BY THE
Il UNITED STATES
| GOVERNMENT
CHARTER
OF LAKESIDE LIVE STOCK COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
CHARTER

OF LAKESIDE LIVE STOCK COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
United States of America, State of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Be it known, That, on this the twenty
sixth day of the month of November, in the
Year of Our Lord one thousand nine hun
bred and seventeen, and of the Independence
of the United States of America, the one
hundred and forty-hrst, before me, Percy
Sommer Benedict, Notary Public, duly
commissioned and qualified, within and for
the Parish of Orleans, State of louisiana,
therein residing, and in the presence OF the
witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed. personally came and appeared: the
several persons whose names are hereunto
subscribed, who severally declared that,
availinz themselves of the benefits and pro-
visions of the Constitution of the State OF
Louisiana, and of the laws of said State
relative TO the organiztion of corporations,
and particularly Of the provisions of Act
No 267 of the General Assembly of the State
of Louisiana for the year 1914, they have
united to form, and do, by these presents,
form and organize themselves, as well as
all such other persons who may hereafter
join or become associated with them or their
successors, into stock corporation for the
objects and purposes and under the cove
nants, stipulations and agreements following
to:wit:
Article 1.-The name and title of this cor
poration shall be Lakeside Live Stock Com
pany, Incorporated" and under and by said
name, unless sooner dissolved in accordance
with law and this charter, it shall exist and
continue, and shall have and enjoy corpor.
are existence and succession for period
of ninety-nine (9o) years from and after the
date of this act. 1t may have, hold, receive,
borrow. lend, exchange, acquire by grant,
gift or purchase, devise or bequest, sail,
ALLEVIATE dispose of. convey, lease pledge
pawn, hypothecate, cucumber or mortgage
property Of any kind. whether real, personal
or mixed, corporal or incorporeal, movable
or immovable, all subject to such limita-
lions as may be prescribed by law. 1t may
make, issue and endorse bonds or notes and
other evidences of debt 1t may accept mort
cages, pledges, or other forms Of security for
money loaned or other debts. 1t may con.
tract sue and be sued, plead or be implicated
by its corporate name in any court OF com.
petent jurisdiction. 1t may make, adopt and
use a corporate seal and alter the same at
pleasure 1t may hold stock in other cor
porations, and its capital stock may be is
sued for capital stock in other corporations.
Ii may name, appoint and employ such man
ayers, directors, officers, agents and other
employees as its said business and conven-
fence may require, and may fix their COM
pensation, having due regard to the nature,
character and value Of their services. II
may make and establish bylaws, rules and
regulations not inconsistent with this char
| ter or any existing Law, fixing or altering
the management Of its property, the regu'
lation and government of its affairs, and the
The herald., 1918-01-10
ORPHEUM THEATRE.

John B. Hymer & Co., presenting
Tom Walker in Dixie" A fantastic
comedy novelty, written by and pro-
duced under the personal direction
of Mr. Hymer.
Extra feature: Rita Mario and her
Orchestra; 10 charming girls, charm
ing music, 10.
Added Attraction: Percy Bronson
& Winnie Baldwin in "A 1918
Songology."
Rita Boland in Song Sketches.
The herald., 1918-01-10

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. l6-"Paul English P,y.
ers" and Selected Pictures.
THURSDAY. Jan. l7-"The Sudden Cent.
man." William Desmond, 5 parts a
Officers Mess" Komedy. "Pathe y.,,
of the Worlds War"
FRIDAY, Jan. lS-"The Call of the E,as
Sessu Hayakawa, parts. The F,ul
Ring" No II, Pearl White, para
SATURDAY, Jan. l9-"Alladin and Hi
Wonderful Lamp" Lee Children. 8 part,
Comedy"
The herald., 1918-01-10

Charles Cartmell and Laura Har-
ris. in a new singing and dancing
skit, Cooling with Cupid"
William Ebbs, Vaudeviles Newest
Offering.
Merle's Cocatoos, the Act de Luxe
of Birdland.
Orpheum Travel Weekly. The
World at Work and Play. An Oasis
in the Sahara Desert. Old Ruins OF
Rome.
Orpheum Concert Orchestra, E.
4. Tosso. Director.
The herald., 1918-01-10
ATTRACTIONS FoTos FOLLY THEATRE

SUNDAY, Jan. l5-"For Valour," Winifred
Allen. 5 parts, "A Hindo Hoodo.
Keystone Comedy, parts. Folly New:
of the Worlds War"
MONDAY, Jan. 1.-THE Sea Master" Viii.
liam Russell. 5 parts. Other Pictures
TUESDAY, Jan. l5-"Arms and the Girl, .
Billie Burke, parts. Strand Comedy
and Educational"
The herald., 1918-01-10
JUNIORS SET GOOD EXAMPLE.

You never can tell when you do an
act
Just what the result will be;
But with every deed you are sowing
a seed,
Though the harvest you may not
see.
.Each kindly act is an acorn dropped
In Gods productive soil,
|You may not know, but the tree shall
grow.
With shelter for those who toll.
The herald., 1918-01-10
HOW WOMEN BREAK DOWN

By overeating.
BY turning night into day; too COM
plex living.
By using more force each day than
nature generates.
By taking life too seriously-all
work and no play.
By hurrying, worrying, fretting and
straining to keep up appearances.
By always reading medical adver-
tisements and medical books which de-
scribe your symptoms.
By drawing more out Of the physi-
cal bank than Is deposited. which re-
suits in physical bankruptcy.
By not taking little outdoor recrea-
tion every day. The bow always on
the stretch soon loses its spring and
elasticity.
The herald., 1918-05-16
Beautiful Volcanic Nourtai-.

No one can write much about Japan
without making enthusiastic us--ion
Of Fu!jiyEu2, the most beautiful q he
volcanic mountains of The world. SAYS
: correspondent While --yama~ means
''mounr2il,- The author found = diff
culT 70 ascertain The precise siCnifca-
riul q Pull" bit his students finally
agreed thar il meant rich Sur-u-ai :"
Salnursi being the military re-aine-s q
The princes who enjoyed the privilege
q wearing TWO swords before The a',o-
E-ion q The feudEl system il japan
FujiyEna- then would ~ The noun
tain q The rich sa-nurEi- The slope
Of g mountain is almost always eZac-
Ee-ated by artists. TIE mountain being
represented in the picture IS much
sleeper than il actually * This j.
the case with mosT pictures Of Fuji-
ysmE
The herald., 1918-05-16
Pain. the Sentinel.

Ninety per cent Of al of our Dis.
eases are ushered in with pain. and in
most instances The pain J. either il The
head or is very quickly reflected tha-e.
In this connection Dr. ". Il Val
writes in The Christian Herald. il Is
Interesting 70 remember hat tie brain
rarely suffers pain II fact this is
The truth with most deep seated o.
CANS Surgeons assure rs that in or-
e-suons. cutting through the brain
substance causes little or DO pain. and
we know that heDo-rhREeS IL the
brain interfere with the functions q
that organ. yet cause no pain. Para
ooEcsl as il may seem. in one sense.
Il is e sign of & certain degree q
health 70 be able 70 experience e head
ache. for II Indicates that The h-afn
has not lost lis power 10 warn its OWL
az Of impending danger.
The herald., 1918-05-16
TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Or lssC Sunday evening. Mss Hen
ri@--2 T-lEs-roD celebrated rhs
twelfth anniversary o. her birth a.
her parents home Il Atlantic Ave
Many games were PLAYED and dane
ing was .-5Clged Z until late hour.
T1s G-t.s hostess received many
oes U-tul presents. Dainty refresh
CeCts we're served. These present
were. Misses Mary. Henrietta Al
Clara Tlcgst-ou. Bertha. Nav. Lcr-
ra-ns and Katherine Du-kes. Emma
Dudley. Ns5s. FD-s-The. Pear Col
letts and Adele and Louise Bschot.
Mess-s. James. Daniel. Charles
Hugh, Grant and Frank TIuEst-or.
John. Willie and Noel Durkes. Ed
die Butler. Alvin Terdoodr. Paul
Nals-c- Tony Senate. D. Hst-neir.
Peter wilcox. Bud FIe.ser and Willie
FrUight. NJ. and Ms. G. Hei-msisr
an children. Ms. J. Du-kes. Mrs
! T-ngst-on ana Mr.. 4. OKee.e.
The herald., 1918-05-16

sALNEN BRICK s LJNBER C0NPANY.
lr--ed S-z-es 1i A-e-l-. S-z-. n Inns
era Fz-zsa o. ORLEANS. CITY % N~u
Nzv - 1ols
e ! kaov--- Tnz- o. ms ~ szv n.
ne rlo--- q Nav. z ne yea ~ OK Jr-s
~ -11ussrc --1e hundred and eirfr-e- -
H cns independence O. ~ T-ired g..
oaG
Ici1-e ne. A-hu- 4 Mr--nn- : N--s-v
f,osi1c. 1u.y uI-issione5 and ruzllfi-s II
and 11- rms c--y and ne Pz-ssh az O,-,~=-s
-1e-el- residing. AID y ~ p--se7,. al
- witnesses ns----zt-e- named zud md
s.Eaec personally cane and zpsez-rs F-e5
" El1--. P--ss6ez-- wv declared ~
Eene-zl meeting q ne s-nclhold.-s ~ =.
Sal-lsr B--k L--at-- Co L-a ~
21-z-io1 1-rz1tzsd tv ar a. PASSED l,.f7-.
, icnn-ss 8-uVr ms. Nu-z-y PIblsc O.
-he l5-h 6sy o. AuEus- lsgs. recorded : N
o & 81 iolio -. bid - the rssic. =
sag lo1lfE-y. OF Ar-a - DE q. was
S5-a9--zeo a. r-esIden: o. ne sad sine
hrrck Luzb-- Co Lid a. zrr-a-s ~
copy o. ne -=s1lu-lun q ne s-1csrAs'i d.
ne-r1o s-rEched and made : NJ b.-e,y -
~lFes- l'eiaTt ne t1- ne purpose a amend
"a ~ casT-e- q ne Szsne- D-irx -,
tss- Co. Lid
Anc ne said srr-z-e-. as ---xi6e-- n n,
sad sst-s=n B-ick 4 L-rbe- Co. La ~
zc-nE N sad czpzcrrr and o. i,-azf= NJ
SAID CORPORATION y vi--us of ne aurbr-;-y
eo-5c--ed 1POu him a. the general rne-zins
The herald., 1918-05-16
DIED

N0R-E-0- Saturday &, : o-iock
= George NC--1. husband O.. 80
-s,s May Az 5-cz5 G.=5 - ~
age Q. --ve-----v- vsE-s D%-szs=l
vas 2 native @: England. BIZ hz-
resided he's - many -sz-s.
Deceased = s--v.ve5 y t5u- s--s
5=- . Moth. : = N1--1. Sz-
N5--t E-1 w. : No-,1; y tv-
daughters. M. Et--s Thompson z--
Ms Geo. 5=-Es--- s-1 ~ --ce. e=-
grand e--.--e- TLs mineral tc-E
place SUNDAY afternoon Z; $50
G -..gE TON n residence q IS
SCI. w N---1. t-G Bellevue :
Rev : = Va officiating ---e--
-s-; vas = tks Pv-c-a- r-c- =
NcD--ug1v--s Cemetery
CI7GNE--l- Thursday e. s.-1 Z
Z Nrs tw-5ovF Alfred EC-E-s:
-@5 E-ces---s J---s. 5-s1 e IL age
o szv=--y-t-v@ years TIE .--s-E
.,-k pace F-.1zy e $50 O'Clock
t-c- h=- -E,s residence - Ocean
Ave --:e--=-c vas L $ 5a-c1o-
.c-sv Cemetery.
H-NE---- sunday z, SO o--1ck
: =. W---z- :. k--z. husband @.
~ ate J---z Frazer l.sl - re age
e e-C.-v--w- vsz-s. Deceased VS.
: naive G.. 3-a-G--. Mss. s-1 Ez-
resided t=-s --r -s-r years Tie
s--5-z- ---E place Monday afternoon
q c.L-orE ---- t-= residence O..
2, s--. - = q. King sos Nz--=t-=
: ---=--=-; vas - Es-a--.=
cemetery.
--E-----z. ED C. Lut-. - Hen
meta SINH. c5=l . Hole. D.s- -
- O'Clock sunday -lE1- following
a. operation which sL= --1s-V Ell
- DAYS ago N-s. LCtc vas =
yez-s --z and z native e mis- c--y.
-; 1s5 made h. hone = A-Es-s
<c- 50 E=z-s she vas noble
---1e-. good wife z-5 ta.-Ltu. friend
ana Ee- passing leaves z VOID never
70 - filled Besides her husband.
Sic leaves 80 aged mother. -o--
5sCEkts-s N-s Charles Adams
Misses E5ca. Ana and Viola -u:--
E-5 to-- sons. Fred G.. j. Edward.
2cr=-- aid 2-y Lut-. three E--s5-
cs--1-=-. Else ADAMS ana Fred Z
az F----s Inf 1s- sJ--i---zv.
Charles Adams -wo sisters Mrs. :
4 Lewis All Ms v. Walter and
Two brothers. Ee--y and Charles
smith. Mrs. Int vas member o..
New 0r-sz1s Review NJ Wo-s-'s
BENEFIT Association The funeral
---k place Tuesday evening e I
O'Clock ron he- ls-e residence. So
SsE--- : ---e-Ce-I vas = No
D0logsv---e Csosts-y-
The herald., 1918-05-16

% ANY liability t--eLd Il. unpaid hal
z7rs c-s o M sIz-=s Owned ~ H-
A~-l-i- Nor y Eu-CVL- whose T.o~--
"rl-- src--~- B, Nc 80 Canal ~----.-
~Ll--- joan L.E--sE Who's -.1s-nfl 20 sd
E---~ - No. - Es-uT--t. ~------ New CO..
leans. L. IA S-a-.-l'- -- % - ~ts--~ and
TlEDC.-- ~. Pen. who's -.1~-1Hln- re-
E--s~ - No 80 canal ~------. E-T co.
bans la. La> subscribed % 70. - -
and H. sruT- named parties a-e -l- sane
no L-e MENTIONED q, con posing -l- ----
E.u.-E 90. TH--.-0-1-- o. Article VII
Article Nl--l-~ HH- az -u.---ru-..-sr-
may '.- changed rlu--r--- o. altered v-
--l, corporation --sT -'- dissolved wiz
IL assent o. -l- b.ELuI1.-> OWING
=. D--L---s o. al ne >-p-A ~ III -p-r,u-.-
Cor cLa- rU--sr--. ATE, So LE~. v-----L -.--
-tr- O. -ll> meeting STA. LEv- u--L Er-f
-l-rE-t ---l~-e--- MAJ. el------- 90 -s.l
~t"@Ll of--- a. H. ls-- EuCvL place o. ----
ll-Dr--
Thus 5ou- and pa~~-1 80 Nav 1-l+1r-
La OF -ra cay and Ls-- ~ f-+r-- VII
--r IL -1- ---~-I-- 81 Philip z L-vauLs1-
and Mss L-~@ F--o- hs-L competent VII
Is-~-, q l4w--l az. residing = -1I- r--T
and Parish VIE Lsve te--uu-o signed
-l.-- names WIKI tl- sad sT.s-a-.-> and
IL No-zr-.
Original signed
No-- y. Gordon. - sLz-4z. -l-o. N
H--T,. g. s1G--s JouI Zlz-laE. = shares
" l-ue>~.-- FL--g J. -tvln-4-s is
BENJAMIN DRY. No. Pub
! -Ha Undersigned Lta-L-v E--o-l.- o.
Norge 60 <g- -l- Parish % Orleans CO
hereby certify -Is- TIE al ~ lu-u-r,0-E-
non o. -l- L0-l--Eu. Ore 4 Ina NAM
featuring 1TlT .aL-- In WIS TLl- EaE lr-
i ---o-l-L Il ny ofIe= IL book 80
folio .
New orleans. La Nsy lot 49,
S--u-GH ENILE :. LEONARD. -r- T
4 true COPY o. -ue original
N-v ORLEANS. Egv -rL 1SlS
BENJAMIN bEZ. MOI pui.
Nay 1G---Sl June t-Lyeg
The herald., 1918-05-16
BAPTISM.

o. lzst Sunday The infant 6au n
te- % NJ. and Ms Wu. 4 Nelsoc
o Homer $ was baptized BY Rev.
!. ?. QuinL;s The little one re-
ceiTs1 Jhs name % EGza5s-h Cath
5r--s. Miss Caroline Il. VoEt and
NJ. Edward 4 T-s1l we're sp0n-
so-s- Among The E--le guess. who
were present we're. EvCcce Duchie-
NarCe- c Yogi and Vernon J. ToE-
The herald., 1918-05-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A.gis-s Land Co. . Martin c
koci-g. : lois. Nelson. DsA-zs.
Socrates and Fs--aE-t. $500 cash
Humphrey.
julius Bo5s-Ee- % Vincent Vus-
kovch, portion Gen Mayer. Morgan
Esr-et. Ds.s-o1Cs and Lsvsgre. $500
terms -Nahocey.
City q New Orleans Widow ~
Cross - Heirs o Widow 4. Cross
lot Pacific Newton. Diana so5 Z
The herald., 1918-05-16
Much Nut-itioa in Barley.

Although barley has ben USe-a chief
ly for brewing and mailing. il i known
% es highly nutritious It's food " ne
ranks practically The same s. that Of
wheat The pearl barieys il soups and
II cereal form are widely used, bui
the harley meal should he better
known II can be readily ground It
home IN hand mills And. anywhere
that whole wheat -four OF corn1esl
can Re used with one exception. bar
ley meal VIII be found perfectly SAT
iSfacrory substitute.
The herald., 1918-05-16
ROBICHAUN-FTINFR

The marriage OF Miss Laura Rob5.
chsux 70 NJ. Jesse Fusnsr OF Sh-erA-
port La. was celebrated SATURDAY.
morning al 5 O'Clock n the church
OF the Holy Name OF Mary. Rev. ]
P. Cassagne officiating.
Miss Msbsl Robichsur and NJ.
Jno- Quinn we're the attendants. The
Young couple left the same morning
tor shreveport 70 visit the groom s
parents.
The herald., 1918-05-16
SsNed Frcr Many Mn--ies

Our mental powers are often diSsi-
pated nv seeing and bearing tao much.
Whoever met deaf and dumb per
son whose face was not bright and
smiling-much thai burdens and wear
les our minds never reaches them
Exchange
The herald., 1918-05-16
To CONSOLIDATE WITH CITY
DIVISION.

A. E regular meeting o. Division
No. {, 4. Q. H. held recently. the
mem oe-s took E referendum vote and
decided - consolidate with The HI
os-c-ss o. New Orleans The regu-
lar meeting % the organization was
he'd Tuesday night a. the Nacca-
bees home. 1O14 Canal street
The herald., 1918-05-16
BUILDING PERMITS.

Niche, F-loc. owner All builder
one story. double cottage. Fs--agl-
Newton. D'A-CEs and SECZ Lane
S--5
. Jackson owner ard builder
single. Cc= s---y. frame cottage Il
BosU:, DsA--as, Dana Ec5 -hsys-
S.sn
The herald., 1918-05-16
CONTRACTS.

Eureka Homestead Society owner
Jos " Ls--1L. CONTRACTOR erection
building Opslcusas, Pacific Ave
E-C.-s an Evs--1s. lto- acct. Mrs
WD Gs---EhoCsst. S-S5b. New
Amsterdam Casually Co, surety
Benedict
The herald., 1918-05-16
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACTS.

Conservative Homestead ASH
owner from Frank Z. k-lss-. pop
cry Pacific Ave. Pelican Ave. T.
mira and -S-CE-z--
The herald., 1918-05-16
Daily THOUGHT

We have spoken o. physical courage
or the courage OF nerves, Of moral
courage, or the courage Of principles
Besides these there Is intellectual cour-
age. or the courage Of opinions-Phl-
lips Brooks.
The herald., 1918-05-16
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The herald., 1918-05-16
TRANSCRIPTION OF SALES.

Suburban Building d Loan Assn.
% Abraham easier. .o-s. Eve-.-E.
Washington. O2slo-sas and Webster.
s. geo. mortgage
The herald., 1918-05-16

Algisrs Coruics 4 Plumbing
Works. Ltd. vs. D-. !. {. Brown
and Ms. :. c Brown. -olion for
bond for costs
The herald., 1918-05-16

mira 1855 cash Redemption
John LisCZZs - Patrick :. A-C-1c
lois Newton Homer. E=-d@s az
Sumner $4,000 cssh-Es--esssy-
The herald., 1918-05-16
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
FIRST CITY COURT.

Succession % Mrs Mary Mcmahon
continued % NAY %. 1918.
The herald., 1918-05-16

81~r. 90 II. az E-s Frank L.
COY So
Bon. % ~ zl- Ms N---z-
5--E4 = - 9--lz- s-=--=. 60
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AMENDED CHARTER
or TIE

SALNEN BRICK 6 I-NRER C1NrPANy
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WILSON rs RIGHT,
Senator Fletcher Approves the Pres
/ fdkHtis Visit 70 Europe

Washington Herald Dec. ~
aeEnthtsfastic appreciation greeted
Senator Fletcher Of Florida, when he
statede last night at the Florida Socie-
~ meeting that he felt the president
was doing the right thing IN attend
ing the peace conference. % azstea'8
at was his duty to CO., said Sena-
tor F4essthef, HsB6tausef the principles
Thy President Wilson have
been. geceiyed by our own people, by
the allied nations, and finally by Ger
many. and Austria. What remains to
be- done. is to apply those principles.
It is only fitting, that he who conceiy-
ed those, principles should have a
part in working them out. The Am
erican. people. should :, feel honored
that the president has been called to
,thsy peace. conference
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lis Editor BENJAMIN, quoting "a !. .pa4a-
graph Il from the ,oEimesrU MON. in,
Whiohnit isdsuggested that ID ackaopr
willie would, welcome somensof sIthej
transports bringing soldiers home, in
quifsf 4a9di We shall beifye with
friendly interest): "How big "a ship
can come over the St, "Johnse flyer
barr" For his information 'iahd others.
who may also have ali interest IL.
Jacksonvfl1es port facilities e. may
be stated that many Of the splendid
Ships used il the transport service Of
the United States could easily and
safely come through the beautiful st.
johns river to the excellent terminals
az 'JaeksohtfHef and debArk tKeir bfe-l
cious freight of .heroes1if khaki if the
government was inclined to send them
this ,wayaeeJust FOR binstahceait may
he Northumberland the Lenape, the
queen of the"Clyde fleet, switch car :,
ried many thousands. ofh5Amefiean
troops to,iFranees twas i'm and out of
Jacksonville harbsp Regularly for.
some years before Uncle Sam secured
her for overseas duties. The Lenape
has beer, returned 70 the Clyde line
for coastwise service, but there are
scprss of ether traqsports in, service,
smaller, besides many that are larger
than this well known ship. and, the
average arriving IL. sNeW York AND
elsewhera,s could as easily come DIRECT
to- the decks at, Jacksonville Times
Union. Short Talks, an.<s .,,t.,.,,s.
We were somewhat surprised, to
mote, that the government was, going
To- use Charleston, as. % port of dis
lembarkation. and had ). passed /, Up
Savannah, Brunswick and Jackson
vile, tho all those cities have safer
harbors than Charleston.
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have been chronicling state and ma
ton, continental and international
Events hEH1eat moment recently; but
the greatest story, for Florida, that
has been published in six months is
that of the Florida raised "baby beef"
weighing 1920 pounds, at the age of
eighteen months.
The Ibailihg of President Wilson to
Francfipales to insignificance before
this, for our future in live stock rails
ing. YaksS,a forward move from the
NhShdHent of this success. such
IL III iAafFever before taken.
When the old Florida cattle raiser,
the open range man with his tick
infested, scrub, so-called beeves, rails
ed "yearlin' to the age of three or
eveh five Years, and had gross
weight fof SIX hundred pounds, he had
raised whopper!
The report of this Florida product,
this proof that Florida excells ali
as followse1
This beef, which is eighteen months
old, weighs 1920 pounds and was
fattened on the Munroe & Chambliss
farm hin Marion county, near Ocala.
The. steers, mother was of cross-bred
natice and Shorthorn stock and the
sire was. ,pure-bred Aberdeen-Angus
the combination developing an ami
NAL Of magnificent proportions.
Mr., Chambliss set out shortly after
the calf was born to raise the young
ster. for baby beef show purposes
and his methods were so successful
and development so rapid that he was
urged to exhibit at the international
Livestock Show at Chicago. He
agreed to. display there, but was urg-
ed, on, patriotic grounds to send the
steer to the Florida State Fair and
Exposition as a demonstration OF
what Florida can produce in the live.
stock line and as an incentive fol-
Florida cattle men.
The story of the accomplishment is
worth all the editorials that cnszid be
written. The fact that it has beer
done is proof that Il can be done
again, and the fact that it has beer
done conYinces US that it will be 9
common occurrence for it to be done
fagain.
!. We have known for years thai
there is no greater state for livestock
than Florida; and we have sounded
the slogan of better breeds and home
raised feed. and the elimination Of
the tick. We are getting results al
last; and the exhibit of livestock
Florida raised and fattened, at thu
state fair in Jacksonville, will ranl
with the exehibit held in any state Of
the Union from Iowa to Texas.
We had rather be the producer o.
that eighteen months old baby beef
than to be the owner of the creates
store in the country; for in this &C
accomplishment we would have been al
incentive to our entire people.
r That this fine produce of the Flor
ida livestock industry sold "on tn,
|hoof"s for fifty cents pound t.
/ Armour & Co., indicates nothing, saw
THAT the man who says Florida bee
can't get recognition and top price
Twill have his mouth stopped from
Iyelping from now on
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-09
y Hoisi tebofted thatiAI number lef I'll

u Htisi fkbofted tAattA number Ief tile
soldiers recently discharged from the
'tfwnfing 81 itamps' Dire tut>hiof money,
hwe1gd work afdaa inadanger sofabe-
ing in wants la seems to the Star
that the government could and should
prevent this. Let men who have no
ihen1es and positions i'open to them
stay inj thej servicese H1isn't right, to
turn them ieut, without resource, espe-
-ciaAy atethe beginning of winter. ia.