The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-15
SHORTHORN CATTLE
SALE IS BIG SUCCESS
on ESrfns Of oklahoma by Asso-
Cintion Bearing Fruit.
WOMEN AMONG BIDDERS
Majority OF Buyers From Tulsa
County: J. II. Patterson OF
Prague Takes seven Head.

II tho future sales that the TuIs,
County ShorthOrn Breeders uSsoyta
ton may hold are as successful n
that held on Tuesday afternoon ~
tho Tulsa county free fairgruuni is.
tthe efforts OF the members 10 pla-,
pure bred live stock on the farms uf
Northeastern Oklahoma viii aear
fruit
while the crowd In attendance WAS
not large. II was an interested ,ue.
almost every person being "A biIdtr
for the ~ lots offered Several ~
the bidders were women, who APP
peared to dc the deciding. their hus-
bands signing the checks when The
snlmals were knocked down 10
them.
The - head brought a grand total
oftS.S25, averaging 1855 per animal.
The 81 COWS or heifer- brought
t7.77O, while the bulls aided
tl,O55 to the total
Although a majority OF tho buy
bers were Tulsa county farmers.
mum Der OF out Of the county farm +
were present and purchased animals
or these J H. Patterson OF praE .
took home. with him seven hcal
& L. Johnson of ohio. who has 20
stock farm al Center, col. a.s1
bought six Dr n l. Burgess ~
Chelsea. who has found D. more
profitable 20 raise pure bred hogs
and cattle than 20 practice medicine.
bought i've
Ed Uerif OF Apache, who has an
enyiahie reputation as an aucli0n""r.
kept everyone In good spirits IlH
comments provoked much laughter
W. A. Cochei OF Chicago. formr.
professor Of animal industry at he
Kansas Agricultural college In Man.
haitian and now with the America
Shorthorn breeders association, go a
that Oklahoma, Iowa. Kansas and
Missouri had more shOrthoru Cl'lg
TODAY than any other wetSrn sta"
lie praised the class OF work that
the Oklahoma breeders were doing
s H. jackson Of Oklahoma Gus
managAh the sale, assisted by fom
Morton and g. l. clay OF towc'l
The men who had Inimals In 'n'
sale. Or. s DeZell Hawlcy, Forrest
Kramer, Lewis cline and Sons. -
II Rees and J. NJ Crutchneid all Il
Tulsa. II G. and W. X Armstrong
and Edgar II. Lyman OF C1tuosn, j.
A. Chiiders, G. l. Robertson 4ni
A. H. Bynum 4 Son OF Broken Nr.
row
The animals soil:
Cows or Hcifcrs
A. II. Bynum X Son Broken Ar
row. $40. from Forrest kramer,
Louis Pregier, Leonard. 1905, from
Forrest Kramer. ] H. Patterson,
Prague. 1890. from Dr S. u. n1S.
Icy; ". NJ Stunknrd. Tulsa, r y. ,,
sl95. from Forrest Kramer, }. +
Kays. Tulsa. $500 from Forr1s.
Kramer. W NJ. Stunkard, Tu.s
S205, from Forrest Kramer; J. u
Patterson. Prague. Si15, from For
rest Kramer. J II. Patterson, f2c6
from Forrest Kramer, j i. kNA ~
Tulsa, 5000. from Forrest Kramer
J. r Kays Tulsa. 1275, from FORE {
Kramer. A II. Rynum n Son, ilS5,
from Forrest Kramer; J. II, Pa'i'r-
son. t275. from c. l.. Robertson.
Wann Schut,ler, Broken Arrow.
800. from Or. 8 T. Hawley, John
IT. Kramer. Tulsa. SIS, from br.
Hawley; Y T.. Dunn, jerks. $50
from Or Hawlcy; John II 4(ramrr,
t65, from pr lIawlcy: John r. kla.
mer. 500, from pr Hawley. J ~.
Patterson, 500 from Lewis cline
& son: J. H. Patterson. $40. from
Lewis Cllne 4 Son. G T.. Juhnsud.
Center col. $3.50 from q l.. Roh"r'-
son. G. r. Johnson. $40. from G. T.
Robertson. g. T.. Johnson $50
from g. l. Robertson. J. II P1'tcr-
son. $3.50. from J 4 Chl'ders. &. f.
johnson. I3O5. from G. l. Robert
son, n. l. Burgess. Chelsea il1A
from -. Il Eees. g. f. Johnson. tT'pS
from Dr llawley, Louis PIcs'H%