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Some Things the Farmers Need

More neighbors who are anxious to
help themselves and willing to do their
part in helping the community.
Fewer high-salaried evangels OF
agriculture to advise and criticise.
More unselfish business men of sound
judgment to counsel with and co.
operate with for better citizenship and
business farming.
Children that love home and delight
in helping make it worthy of the
family.
Wives that know how to invest the
income and appropriate it wisely.
Roads that lead to town over which
to haul their products to market.
Schools that teach the dignity of
labor and the economy of everyday
earning, as well as the three RS.
Implements that make farming a
pleasure instead of Z drudgery and
which earn money for the lsbor and
investment in farming.
Honest. diligent, appreciative public
officials with enough business judgment
to invest farmers taxes in public
service. Farm e Ranch
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basket.
The charming young daughter.
Of the house, Misses Alice anC
Francis, and Miss Ivy Miller as.
sisted their mother in doing the
|honoSs Of the evening and super.
intending the serving by a white.
capped maid and white coated
man Of delicious luncheon of
turkey, dressing, jelly, sliced to-
matoes on lettuce with mayonaai.c G.
bread and butter sandwiches. ice
tea, followed py brick cream and
homemade cakes to the members
and guests: Mines. Lam,re of
Crowley, Rivet of Texas, Durand
of Marksvi!le, .:lcInais of Shreye
port, ID. J. and F. Hyams and
Miss NJ. Deblieux.
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Pink roses were used in parlor,
black-eyed Susans in dining room.
daisies in the library and terms in
the reception hall when Mrs. E.
Z. McClune threw open her pretty
home Thursday afternoon for her
club and q few guests and. gave
one Of the most enjoyable parties
Of the season.
Mrs. Phillips won the handsome
first prize. a complete ice tea set-
cut glass pitcher, glasses, and
spoons; Mrs Keyser. second. .
grape Juice set, except for. the
spoons. as complete as the first,
and Mrs. G. l., Breazeale, conso-
lation. Z handsome japanese work,
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A Birthday

1t was a happy set of little girl:
and boys who celebrated the glo
Irious Fourth on Its eve at u patri
otic party given III honor of the
sixth birthday of Camilla. the
lovely little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Tison. Such 1un as
they had trying while blindfoldcd,
to pin stars in the right place on a
big flag, at which James Lemley
hit his just right and got a dandy y
box of stationery, while Charles
Deblieux got his all wrong and his
nuuoy was sUme 1acik-, ahd Ku+4,
crime Browne got the consolation,
a pretty ball.
Games that kiddies enjoy were
played on the lawn, and then, best
of oil, they were marshalled into
the flower and flag decked dining
room, where on the table was a
lovely birthday cake with six tiny
tapers and one to grow on, which
were blown out with good wishes
for the honoree. Master James
Lemly was very lucky again and
cut the ring, Ethel Goode, the
thimble, and Ed9e,ton Pierson the
dime, and after eating as much
delicious ice cream and cakes as |
they could, the little folks had a |
good time again with their favors.
flags and horns and troliced until
way past sundown
Mines. Durand and Bell assisted
the mother of the little hostess,
who was the recipient of many
pretty gifts. in seeing that all had
3 good time.
The seinlng for buffalo, cat and
gar, to rid Cane River Lake of
Ill fish OF this kind, attracted ;
quite bit of notice last week
when Mr.. j. Fl. Wales, who has
he contract for this unusual but ,
7ery important work, dragged his
zig net right in the heart of town
md the banks were lined with in.
crested spectators. Some beauti-
ul trout anywhere from 1856 lbs.
we're thrown back into the lake,
o any Izaak Walton can have q
hanoe to show his prowess, while c
he legitimate fruit of the drag a
rent like hot cakes.
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BY virtue Of writ Of ii fl issued in
the matter of J. H. Stephens, Jr., A.
gent, vs. Sarah Britton from the Elev-
enth District Court, l have seized and
taken into my possession and will sell
as the property Of defendant on
SATURDAY, JULY %, 1872
at IL o'clock M, the following describ-
ed property:
House and lot in the city Of Natehi-
toches, bounded North by colored school
South by Est ]. w. Freeman, East by
Eighth Street, West by Breazeale and
DucOurnau.
Terms of Sale: Cash, for what it
will bring without appraisement, on IL
months credit. Buyer to give bond.
]. w. PAYNE
Sheriff.
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NOTICE

MEMBERS PARISH DENoCRATIC
COMMITTEE
The Parish Democratic Executive
Committee is hereby called to meet at
at the Court House ut II o'clock q, NJ.
FRIDAY JULY 18th 1872
to provide for holding Primary Ejec-
tions for the nomination Of candidates
for Member Of the Parish School Board
in such wards Is elections aro to bs
held to fill expired terms.
All members are urged 10 attend.
U. P. BREAZEALE.
Chairman
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We wish to extend our sincerest and
heartfelt thanks to our relatives,
friends. and acquaintances for their
kind sympathy and attention At the
death Of our beloved father Can't. C..
T.. Nash. Also desire to express our
appreciation of the beautiful floral
offerings.
THE FAMILY
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The oldest man in the world,
Uncle John Shell, by authentic
reports said to be 1874 years old,
died at his home in Kentucky the
other day, in full possession of all
Of his faculties until the last. He
leaves 400 direct descendants.
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TUESDAY JULY 18th
Pearl White in WITHOUT FEAR"
and End episode THE FIGHTING
TRAIL.
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MONDAY JULY 18th

Wallace Reid and Lillian Gish In D.
W. Grlffith's "THE FATAL MAR
RAGE" based on the poem ''Enoch
Arden" also ROBINSON CRUsOE
No. ID"
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The original Mason and Dixon
line was run BY two English engi-
neers in 1854.
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l am applying for parole.
ED. DAVIDSON
7-l4-3Od.
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Quarantine was first established
against infectious disease in the
10th century.
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The U. s. postoAice uses 80, 600
miles of twlne every year-enouqh
to girdle the earth thirty times.
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! The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1922
IDE VOE's FORECAsr July

peasant; %, hot wave.
Mr.. j. D.y was among tn
Sidus' visitors during the week
Senator Friedman OF Natche
was among Tuesdays visitors.
Mr.. Clifford Cioutier of Star
light wassamong Satuday's visitors
If YOU need any dresses for a vaca
ton trip just see the line of ratine
just the thing at
-Eieber's
Misses Dorothy Freeman and
Lofts Deblieux are enjoying a
visit to relatives in Shreveport.
Mr.. r. j. Phillips left Friday
for Colorado, where he will spend
the rest of July.
Never mind what the weather man
says. get an electric grill and outfit
and meals can be cooked in comfort.
New line at
DE UNR6HS
Mcssrs. W. Marlborough and A.
A. Hammett Of Allen we're among
the visitors Tuesday.
Miss Clara Albritton left dur
Ing the week for the Ozark Noun
Htains to spend her vacation.
SHOES Our stock offers you an un-
limited assortment of the seasons
latest novelties. and priced at Is per
cent off.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Summer Clearance Sale
sir. -Greyel Ewing has returned
from Haynesville and engaged in
? business at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Breazeale
and son sl'ent the week end at
Bermuda.
Every kind of ready-to-wear dress,
castle crepe, silk, crepe de chine,
swiss organdy, linens ETC., just in at
--Eieber&
Miss Katherine Breazcale has
returned from a visit to- friends
in Shreveport.
Mr.. H. H. Turpin came in from
his route TO spend the week at
home with his wife and chlldran.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Jensen of d
Texas are guests of their son, Mr.. |
NJ. Jensen and family. h
Mems and Young Mems Seersucker q
and Spanish linen suits at $lO.95.
Some values, at
-SEMMELMAN'S a
Summer Clearance Sale q
Mr.. j. b. Tucker attended the "
meeting of the Democratic Leeis- .
lative Committee in Alexandria "
last week.
Miss Coralie Henry motored :.
back to Shreveport last week with -
friends who came down for the !.
week end. h,
Mrs. NJ. H. Carver was called &C
to Minden last week by the illness Il!
If her daughter. Mrs. Smell, who Fl
IS now all right.
The opportunity is yours to buy the m
'rettiest and best dresses you've ever :.
-EieberS lhe
Mr.. Phillip Breda came down sp
rom Shreveport to spend last vi
veek end and remained over until
Ifter the Fourth. ca
Mr.. Cecil Self, who has been
n Haynesville for the past fewI
ears, is on visit to his parents, n
ir. and Mrs. E. L., Self. At
Ju
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Norris and te,
hildren motored to Hall Summit co
,st week for visit to Mr.. Norris ca,
Doctors, NJ. e. Katie and Ber. gal
ard Of Shreveport spent Sunday
ere enjoying days fishing while
isitinq homefolks.
Ladies, we have just received shin
lent Of dresses, sent Us by our New we
ork buyer, who advises 10 they are M,
ght up to the minute, and they surely
.e beauts. Stop in and see them fro
,ing ut 80 8 per cent reductions. at Cls
-SEMMELMAN'S o.r
Summer Clearance Sale
Miss Sudie Stephens and Mir.
"a Carver hsve returned from ota
sits 70 Lafayette and Shreve- and
,rt. wei
toe
Mr.. Harvey Nelson of jackson, VIII,
,c< whO accom- nan;od n. Id
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Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Den
que or Bilious Fever. It kills th<
germs.
Mrs. Cannon and daughter o.
New Orleans are the guests o1
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Cannon al
their horle in East Natchitoches.
| Rev. W. E. Vann of Mansfield
will hold his regular monthly ser.
vice at the Episcopal Church Sun
day morning, July 16, at II A. NJ.
Public cordially invited to attend.
FOR RENT-Plantatio of H. Lich-
tenstein, containing . hundred acres,
on Tessiers Lane, about three and Q
half miles from the town Of Natchi-
toches; possession given Jan. l, 1928.
For particulars address B. H. Lichtens-
tein. Atrorney-at-law, 22e First Nation
al Bank Bldg. Shreveport Il.
July 6, If.
Miss 1nez Chaplin left for
Shreveport during the week,
where she will spend a few days
before going on to Browns Wells,
Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. kivet have
returned to their home in Kirby
vile, Texas. after enjoying the
past few weeks with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Breazeale.
Malaria, Chills. Fever
000BAious Fever, Colds and La
lays with her mother at Boyce
asst week, her husband joining |
Ter Saturday night and escorting |
Ter home Tuesdry night. |
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Willia ms
nd Mr.. aud Mrs. q. II. P,erson
7erc visitors to Natchez during
he week, when they went to well
ONE the little son of Mr.. and
frs. Alcocke.
Mrs. s. E. Tobin, who was
ammoned to Baton Rouge BY the
erious illness Of her husband, just
q the eve of adjournment of the
'glslature, brought him back I
ome the last of the week.
IS quickly relieves Colds. Constipa-
on, Biliousness and Headaches. AID
Mr.. A. w. Watson was called
Shreveport Saturday on busi- s
's. His mother and sons, whom I
took no few ys-befofe, will
END the month OF July there
jth Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mccormick =
FOR SALE-Jersey COW with third .
II. Cheap. &c
!. B. MOORE. =
Messrs. Airey. Copellar, Page, .
mott, Dowden. and Dr.. Joyner q
tended the meeting of the Police a
~ this week, when many mat o.
rs OF importance came up for "
Dsideration, is is always. the n'
Sc at the midsummer session. a
!oan Of Arc Midd5ss-test rrade :.
atea, 1T $1.S9. at th
--.-SEMMELNAN'S re re
Summer Clearonce Sale re
After spending tho past six
eks with her parents, Mr.. and
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WEDNESDAY JULY 18th
Harry T. Morey and an all star cast in
"A MANS HOME" and Fox News.
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THURSDAY JULY 2Oth

THURSDAY JULY 10th
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter deHaven in "MY
LADY FRIENES" and Urbin's Movie
Chats.
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Theatre
For Week Beginning
Sunday July 10th
SUNDAY JULY 18th

William Brady's Production of LIFE
Fox News and Snub Pollard Comedy.
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SATURDAY JULY 22nd
A William Fox super-special FOOT.
FALLS with an all star cast and Al
St. John in THE STUDIO RUBE".
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FRIDAY JULY 2lst
Il. y. Davis presents his big produc-
ton THE SILENT CALL" and Jim
my Aubrey in 'THE TOURIST.
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! Miss Addie Tauzin has returned
from visit to Baton Rouge
where she combined business Will
pleasure, and while there was tht
guest of Miss Sarah Heard. who
will be pleasantly remembered by
her Natchitoches friends.
Going on your vacation soon? Bet.
ter invest in trunk. bag or suit case
and save 20 per cent, at
---SEMMCLMAN'S
Summer Clearance Sale
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Robin Dora
Caspari) and youngest daughter
of Jeanerette came up to join their
son and daughter, who have been
here wi n relatives for the past
few weeks, for a couple Of davs'
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Caspari.
They left Friday for CIou,ierville,
where they viii spend a week or
two at the plantation home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bertrand.
All the best and latest electrical ap.
pliances and devices just received at -.
De UHR6HS
Mrs. Desire B~cazeaIe and
daughter, Louise, left Sunday
with her son, Verne, for motor
ing trip to Centr II and South
Louisiana and will spend a week
at the Hot Wells at Boyce before
Miss Mary Yancey Of
New Orleans, who was a member
Of the Art Colony, and remained
over as guest at this hospitabie
nome the past week, m3tored as
TAR as Alexandria with them en-
route home.
Keep cool with an oscillating. alter
lating electric fan. All sizes at
DE UHR6H$
The States voices public opinion
Vhen it says that the present ses-
ion of the Legisture will make
perhaps the poorest record since
PRESIDENT Hayes recognized Gov
rnor Nichols in 1877 and marked
he end of the Reconstruction
'eriod.
Three more months to wear your
traw hat, men, and we are selling
hem at 1-3 off-unheard of reductions
t this season of the year.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Summer Clearance Sale Is
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THURSDAY JULY 23rd AND FRIDAY
JULY oath
Norma Talmadge in MILIN
THROUGH.
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| Mrs. G. E. Hooper reached
home Friday night from a most
delightful tour of the West, hav.
ing motored thru Yellowstone
Park, Yosemite Valley and other
famous parts Of the Middle West,
returning all the way to Shreve-
rUrv v.ro car WIN ner rsrrssr
and family, after touring Califor-
MIA. Mr.. Hooper. who went to
the Shriners' convention in San
francisco, accompanied his wife's
party on their trip thru Californis,
returning with them as far rs
Denver. from where they started
their auto trip.
Electric curling irons that will hold
In this weather? Just try those at
-DeUHR6N$
The rosebuds had wonderful
time tripping the light fantastic
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Levy Thursday night. when
they were out in all the glory of
their youth and loveliness and
enjoyed every minute of the Gin.
derella hours accorded them for
the froic at this ideal home.
WANTED Man with car to sci |
best low-priced Cord Tires made. |
ElO0. 90 per week and expenses. W0LFE
TIRE & RUBBER Co.. 1881 Canal. Ben
ton Harbor, Mich.
Forty-eight ladies aud gentle
men enjoyed an unusually pleas
mt game of 500 at the Knights of
Columbus benefit. Monday night,
when Mrs. f. 0. Payne and Mr..
Steve Brown won first prizes, silk
lose and q shirt and Miss Alma
kiIe and Mr.. G. B. McClung, sec
nd, toilet water and a tie. 500
Vill be played again Monday |.
light and everybody is invited to II
ttend. If
Those Tub Silk dresses at $12. As are | 8
he biggest values in dresses offered
on lately. Pretty. stylish and always c
eady to put on-wash in morning. +
eady to wear in afternoon.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Summer Clearance Sale
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COMING SATURDAY JULY 29th
"MY WILD IRISH ROSE"
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After spending tho past six
weeks with her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. 7. L. Weaver, recuperatinQ
from . severe illness. Mrs. Charles
Clary left for her home in Michi-
gan during the week.
DR.. O. Dowling and Mr.. O'Neil.
State Engineer Of New Orleans,
and Dr.. Meuneh Of Shreveport
were prominent visitor 3 Natch,-
toches the beginning Of tbe. week.
when they came in tho interest Of
the Public Health Unit.
Hon. J. B. Asvsll) sane from
Washington during tho reoess Of
Congress 10 spsu1 ~ among his
people, lsokiue us reelection
as representative from the 9Th,
District, for which honor he has
no opposition.
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RELICS OF CONGRESSIONAL
HALL SOLD AT AUCTION

Washington. Sept so Collecting
a lot Of truck scattered about the
house office building. Uncle Sam
hired an auctioneer and a boy 20
20 out and ring a bell.
Some thrcadbare rugs over which
statesmen might have tread. old wat
err coolers, filing cabinets and old
chairs were gohbled up quickly as
if they had come from Westminster
Abbey
A little man in brown derby
bought a little faded screen after
somebody had whispered Il used TO
sit before the open Fireplace in
Thomas Jeferson's home II looked
quite old at that. A tall man, wear
ing a dark suit with green pencil
stripes bought a filing cabinet which
long stood in Champ Clark's Office.
a woman paid $3.50 for a rug ont
of the speakers lobby.
Look al the feet that have tray
eled over IL. she exclaimed a. she
boosted the price the last two bits.
"And look at the dust they left
said rival a. she quit bidding Ar
Sl9.25.
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LEADERS, PAGEANT OF
STYLES GREAT EVENT

Ross Edwards, manager OF the
Leader Department Store, enjoyed
great success in conducting the Pa
geant of Styles at the beautiful
store building Friday evening, be-
ginning at eight o'clock.
The streets and sidewalks were
crowded with enthusiastic spectators
for good while before the pa
geant started. as the advertising that
had been done for this occasion had
proven very effective.
The Leader is one of the real big
stores OF the Plains, and is one OF
the many firms which is taking ac-
tive part in offering big town ser
vice to its patrons, that its effect
upon the development of Lubbock Is
wonderful, and with the activities IN
the work Mr.. Edwards has success
fully carried out. he is placed at the
front as n big business man of West
Texas.
The following took part in the
nageant. and their knowledge OF
the work was greatly responsible Tor
the Pageant Of Styles being the much
talked Of event Il was;
Mesdames Frank Barclay II. ii.
Griffith. Bill Burleson, Joe Hilton,
RAYMOND George, John Simpson
Barrett Penny, b. F Maxey, Miss
Tessie Rhea and the little daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs Ross Edwards,
Mary and Doris Jene, and little
June Wheelock, Frank McElroy,
Benton Teal and Mr. Rab kimmel.
At the completion Of the Pageant
the many visitors were invited into
the store. where the Lubbock High
School Orchestra pleased them with
many selections of exceptional arts
tic touch. and the hospitality. OF
the progressive firm was realized, as
the host of friends of the manages
ment who gathered there were treat
ed to delicious fruit punch
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on Druid OF X. c., fourth, Clint.
on Henry; frat, largcnt ON
"princc Fairfax, 10th
Senior Bull Calf; First, Gist, on
Model: second, Iargent, on Beau
lad the second" third. Gist, on
bright Pictures. fourth Colbert,
ON Druid fifth Iargcnt, on
Grove Lad"
Junior Bull Calf. First, Largent
on prince Rupert 5th;' second Gist'
on Repeater Lad.
Senior and Grand Champion Bull
Colbert on "Rca Avonmore. =
Junior Champion Bull Gist, on
Model
Hereford Cows.
Cows. three years old and older
First. Largent. on Lads Juliet.
Two year old heifer: First, Colbert
on Miss Vanity, End; second Gis'
on Perfection Girl.
Senior Yearlng Hcifer. First Col
bert on "Nellie Comfort
Junior Yearlng Heifer' First Cot
bert on Jennie y. second, Gist on
Fair Sycamore" third, Gist on
Leila Fairfax" fourth, Gist. on
"Fairmont Lassle.
Senior Heifer Calf: First Colbert
on Lady Druid Sth;" second, Gis'
on Rose Domino" third, Gist or
"Miss Simon" fourth, Gist on Miss
Paragon" fifth, Colbert, on LADY
/ Druid Sth.
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Herefords Awards
Announced at the
West Texas Far

Hereford cattle show at the West
Texas Fair this year Is better than
that OF last year and is attracting
much attention and considerable IN
vorable comment by those who daily
view the animals.
The splendid display Of Herefords
were judged by John n. Simpson,
Of Midland. an A. & NJ. College ex-
pert
The three leading exhibitors. G.
M. Largent and son Of Merkel Gist
Hereford Farm of Odessa, and X.
V. Colbert and son of Stamford
were represented, and the ribbons
were well divided.
In the aged bull class c. NJ. Larg.
ent exhibited "Gad Lad Jr." one OF
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,he largest bulls Of the breed. weigh.
ing over 1900. The winning TWO
year old Colbert and Sons Real
Avonmorc.' ~ a medium sized hull
Of wonderful thickness and smooth.
ness OF flesh He was Senior and
grand champion.
A smooth fleshed bull, prince
Fairfacc 9TH" owned by G. NJ. Lar
gent. was first in senior yearllngs.
Gist's "Vhtor', q young bull OF good
scnlc was placed above the blocker
thicker ileshed David of X. 6.
shown By Colbert and Son IN the
Juniors
The senior bull calves uncovered
q wonderful prospect In Gist
"Modcl.", who easily took the blue
ribbon. then annexed the junior
championship and gave Real Avon
more" close race for the grand
! Creat things in the future are
prophesied for this young bull
| smooth aud well covered, with lots OF
/ quality and he looks like developing
into a truly great bull. 49,,
N aged cows. Largent exhibited
/ his well known winner, Lads ~.
/ liza" though near calving, she stu
retains the breed type and thick
ness of flesh that has won her 50
many prizes in the past
Another sensational animal was
shown in the two-year-old by Col.
bert and on in their VANITY End,
bred by Gist, and purchased from
him by the Colbert's This heifeI
would hold her own in the strongest
company. with wonderful straight
lines and full Of quality, covered with
the smoothness Of flesh. she IS hard
20 beat.
Awarded Championship.
After long. careful inspection
the Judges awarded Miss Vanity
the senior championship over the
Largent COW. the grand then went TO
her without serious competition.
Clobert and Son won first on Sen
Tor yearling heifers with Nellie
Comfort" a blocky, thick-fleshed
heifer but deficient in scale. Colbert
won first in Junior yearling heifers
with Jennie b" second with Far
Sycamore" who has been out OF pas
ture only short time, and lacks
flesh and finish but shows great
promise for the future. Colbert also
won first on senior heifer calves on
Lady Donald Sth." a thick-fleshed
calf which was awarded junior cham
pionship. In baby beeves there were
five entries. Considering that tins
is the first year that this class mas
been given awards at the Abilene
Fair the exhibits were creditahle.
Glen Joiner, of Tye Texas, won the
first with grade Hereford steer
that should kill out a very desirable
carcass of beef
Hereford Bulls
Three bulls any age owned by
exhibitor: First Gist; Second, Gist
third Largent; fourth Colbert
Two bulls any age. bred and own
ed BY exhibitor First, Gist; sec
ond, Largcnt; third, Gist; fourth
Gist.
Bulls-Thre years old and older,
First Largent on Gay Lad Junior.
Bulls-Two years old FIRST, Ooi-
bert "Real Avonmore.
Senior Yearling Bull: First Lar.
gent on prince Fairfax, 7th;' third
Colbert. on Druid Of Waco; fourth
Largent. on Royal Lad
Junior Yearling Bull--first Gist'
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ternoon when a gasoline can ex-
ploded and lighted flames from the
fumes blazed over his hands. The
child placed lighted match In front
Of the almost empty gasoline can.
The burns are not serious.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-30
Mclean YOUTH HAS
BOTH HANDS BURNED

Mclean. Sept 2s.--John Lee
Shell, eight-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Shell of this city received
severe burns on both hands this af-