The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-11
CROWD IS COMING
FOR CATTLE SALE
Spttxai Train VIII Bring Prominent
Shor,horn Breeders From Many
states TO Tulsa.
AUCTION AT FAIR GROUNDS
Pick of Crosbic. suppcs and Kramer
Herds VIII he Offered ON McJncs.
day. May ~.

by far the most important sale Of
Shorthorn cattle In the SouthwesL
will be held at the county fair
grounds Wednesday. May IA, under
the direction OF tho owners OF the
herds. ]. r. Crosbie. G. r.. Suppos
and John r. Kramer, all OF Tulsa.
This sale OF registered stock from
all the most important herds IN the
Southwest will be offered Rt public
sale for the first time and includes
some Of the famous prize cattle OF
tho world.
A special train OF Pullman cars
will arrive Tuesday morning, the
exact hour TO be announced late,
bringing the herd owners. purchasers
and stock men who attended n
similar sale at lIillsboro, Texas on
May 18Th. They Will be met at the
station by the chamber OF commerce
reception committee and committee
on live stock and taken 10 the fair
grounds IN 40 automobiles
The special train will mako the
entire circuit OF sales including. be-
sides tho above mentioned twa, one
at Wantoss, okla. on May l5 and
nj Wichita, kRns, on May is.
Every convenience is being provided
and visitors are urged to Join tho
circuit here and continue throughout
the chain OF sales.
A. the conclusion OF tho sales, q
banquet will he given stockmen and
guests nt Wichita. at which the
famous "shorthorn Movie Film"
will be shown, and some distln-
guinhed after dinner speakers will
appear on the program.
Three OF the herds that will he
represented at this sale are fast
gaining national reputation. those of
J. II. Crosble. Suppes A. Son and
John T. Cramor A Sons. all well
known Tulsans with ranches located
near this city. Throughout their
herds run blood lines that are known
and popular, and 40 give wider dis.
tribution OF this fine stock, those
three breeders are Joining forces In
their first public sale,
BiftsO select head, including II
bulls and 40 females. ara offered by
Rosewood ranch. owned by c, ".
suppss n Son, among them being
"Missio's Last" the famous prize
winning herd bull. Rosewood Jeal-
ousy." one Of the famous bulls OF the
breed. Right Sort, his sire, sold for
$4,000; also Likes spray. the great
show COW, with calf at foot The
caJf 10 a white COW. sired by Missis's
Last, ~
John r, Kramer will offer 80 head,
including Is bulls. 30 cows and 10
bred heifers, among thsm beinE
imp. Proud Emblem's Heir, bred by
william Anderson at Aberdeenshlrs,
Scotland. Diamond star. spicy Kinr
Coral Lavender. viscount Julian and
other great herd bulls.
"rhe Marquis of LANCASTER" one
Of the most magnificent specime ems
OF short Horn bulls In existence, Ia
one of the prizes offered by J. n
Crosbie In his list OF about 80 head
at this sale, Newton Sort, Master
Bsndsman Red, Diamond and So
crates and other well known herd
bulls
More than 20 hcrds OF show short
Horns have been started In Tulsa
county alone from the cattle from
these three great herds. practically
all the surplus stock being absorbed
by tho neishboring ranches and stock
farms. ana at this the first sale Of itH
Kind ever held, scores NJ stock raisers
from all over the southwest are ex-
peoted 10 he present to take advan-
tage OF tho opportunity Of adding
these splendid specimens to their
herds
The stock will be on exhibition at
the county fair grounds Tuesday eve
ming and on "Wednesday when the
nuhlln nnetiau will ha hAld