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The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
FRANCE SUSPESDS
SIKIFOR9MONTHS
FOR ROW AT SHOW
Board Furnishes Carpen'
tiers Conqueror for
Hitting Manager.

PARIS. Nov. s.-Expectiug to be
Carpenters successor as the pugi-
listic idol Of the French. Battline
Sikh. the Senegalese fighter. has been
barred from appearing IN the ring
In France for nine months.
Sikh was suspended by the French
Boxing Federation tonight. after a
proposal to disquaiify him from
bouts in France for life had been
defeated By a ciose margin.
The French boxing officials also
announced they would demand that
the International Boxing Union de-
prive Sikh of his title, of heavy
weight champion of Europe and
middleweight champion Of the
world, which later he shares with
Johnny Wilson. of Boston.
Thus Sikh. acclaimed as a hero
on the bouievards of Paris con-
tinuously for days after he had
tumbled the spectacular Georges
Carpenter. has become a despised
figure in the sporting world.
Attacked Manager.
A complaint was filed at once
with the French boxing federation
setting forth the details of Skis
assault on a fight manager named
Guny, who was handling Maurice
Prunier In a bout with Balzac. the
French middleweight champion.
Sikh was a second for Balzac and
Balzac had been knocked out in
the eleventh round.
Sikh. wso was drunk, according
to sporting men sitting near
Balzac's corner. leaped into the
ring and smashed his victim in
full view of the crowd.
The press is now hammering
Sikh hard, demanding his banish-
ment from the game for the good
Of the sport.
L'Intransigeant said: The pub
lie demands disqualification Of 50
savage a man. Hitherto the press
has passed in silence over the in
decencies of Siki's private life. but
IL is time to put an end to such
a champion"
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Wesleyan VS.. Soldiers.

CLARKSBURG. W. Va, Nov. q
The West Virginia Wesleyan College
faculty has declared Saturday.
November II. holiday. Armistice
Day. celebration will be held hv the
college students at Clarksburg instead
If on the Wesleyan campus. as is
customary when Wesleyan meets the
Amy team representing the Third
Corps Area. of Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Central Goes Easy.

Determined to avert one of the sur
prises that usually upset calcula tions
in the interscholastic series. the Gen.
trail High School eleven limited its
first practice since the Tech game
to a short signal drill. The regulars
spent most OF yesterday afternoon
watching the 135-pound team defeat
the second string by IA to Z.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
st. Paul A. c. Seeks Games.

The st. Paul A. e. Is looking for Il
game next Monday night with anv
unlimited basketball quint. Address
Manager G. Fletcher, sa7' Twenty
nth street northwest. Phone 3024
between a. m. and 1880 .. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
CAMP HUMPHREYS yoLLEY
BALL LEAGUE A SUCCESS.

T. H. sTRATToN. athletic officer at
J Camp Humphreys, reports the
yolley ball season at that post was
most successful.
Every outfit at the camp built a
court, and B Company, thirteenth
Engineers. commanded by Capt.
whitaker, brought the silver cup to
that regiment after series of
games with the different troop or
ganizations.
b Company thinks so well OF its
team 1t is willing 10 meet any vol
ley ball outfit here. who can obtain
games by writing TO the athletic
officer
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Syracuse to Go West.

SYRACUSE Nov. 9.-Syracuse and
Nebraska will meet again next year
in one of the big intersectional foot
ball games. The game will be played
at Lincoln, probably Thanksgiving
Day. 1t will formally dedicate a new
athletic stadium at Nebraska.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Centre to Play Penn.

PHiLADELPB1A. Nov. 9.--Penn and
Centre College will clash on the gridiron here
next fall. negotiations now being under way
for the intrispctional game. The praying
Culonels' requested the Red and Blue fo-
a 1923 game after they learned Harvard did
not care a. another game next serson
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Junior Quint Ready.

The Boys Club of Washington has
organized basketball team and IS
making up its schedule. For games
in the 120-lb. junior class address p.
]. Seltzer. 1855 Meridian place. or
call Columbia 35S5 between and z
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Gonzaga at Leonardtown,

Gonzaga College will present its -egr lar
lineup against Leonard Hall at Leonard
town. Nd, tomorrow afternoon. Coli re.
Farrington and Mitchell. who we've on the
side lines nursing injuries, have rejoined
Coach Jack sullivan's charges.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Henshaw Beats Kimble.

Srrgt. Heashaw defeated Wallace KimbIe
N the District pocket billiard clanpionsli'p p
trurnameEt n; the Grand Central pntl RS
as night. iiD To o. lIsnshaw's high lun
'a' eighteen. while Kimbie registered 70 F.
teen as his hest. KimbIe will meet 0. ID.
Dtckey In tonight's match.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Gallaudet at ChestertOwn.

The GaIlaudet team goes 70 Chester
town. Md. tomorrow for the annual
game with Washington College. The
players were battered In last Satur.
days game with George Washing
ton but 1t is expected the first eleven
will he intact tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Wire to Georgetown.

Georgetown students will get immediate
play by play returns Of the Georgia Tech
game tomorrow over a special wire into the
RYAN gymnasi stun.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Father Brown Recovering.

Father ]. J. Rruwn. moderator Of athletics
AZ GonEaga College, is recovering at George
town Hospital from operation for Ap-
pendicitis. He was taken III last Tuesdsy
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Columbia Routs Eagles.

Columbia 4. G. Re -srve quint tronnced
the Eagl" A. e. by a "a to-4 count at Will
sou Normal gym last night. Thompson and
Jhler featured fer the winners L'ne-up:
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
CHEVY CHASE GoLFERs
WILL TRY NEW GREEN.

IMPROVEMENTS, BY opening q
new fairway and sodding the
bunkers, have been completed at the
seventh green at the Chevy Chase
Club.
. Sunday quite q field - expected at
the club to baptize the new arrange
ment
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Virginia Students Cheer
Blue and Gray Eleven

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Nov.
9.-Athletic differences between the
University of Virginia and George
town University were forgotten this
evening.
One Of the most remarkable DEM
onstrations of college spirit ever ex-
hibited between two old gridiron riv-
ais took place at the railroad sta
tion.
The Virginia student body, 1,500
strong. augmented by the college
band and cheer leaders, accompanied
the Blue and Gold varsity to the sta
ton to give the team a final sendoff
before the big game with Georgia
Saturday. Virginia's cheer leaders
discovered that the Georgetown foot
ball squad was in an adjoining car.
en- route for Atlanta where the
Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech will
be met on Grant Field Saturday.
Immediately the word was spread
and, college fashion. the cheer lead
ers called for a rousing cheer for
their once deadly rivals. George
town. The sons of Georgetown.
twenty-five strong. responded with
a vigorous ''Hoya."
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
Accompany Team to station.

Georgetown University student
body accompanied the Blue and
Gray eleven to- Union Station yes
terday afternoon. where a final
send-off was given the warriors
who are to do battle with Georgia
Tech at Grant Field. Atlanta, to-
morrow. Individual and team
cheers were accorded the Hill
tOpDers.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10

Calling EN- Right
In D. c. Sportdom
--HY KEEN GAUGEu

tention has been centered on this
form of cheap gambling its end
should be speeded
After all. all that johnson or Lam
dis should do Is to keep behind the
Chicago police force until the evil
disappears.
LEGION ELEVEN
SHOULD DO WELL.
IF CHARLEY SWAMI gets the
proper support from all posts
there Is no reason why the District
department Of the American Legion
should not send a truly representa-
tive football team to Atlanta De-
cember to play the Georgia State
department.
One OF the most glorious chapters
in the whole history ,of American
football was the ready and immedi-
ate rush of college men to the col
ors when the call of war swept the
country. The roll calls-and the
casualty lists-contain thousands
of names prominent on the grid
irons of every section and part of
the country. In this group WASH
ington figured prominently.
There is an ample number of for
mer service men football players
here, and there Is no real reason
why the strongest sort OF AN outfit
should not be formed. particularly
with the inducement of an attrac-
tive trip.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
s;.'; q; s.. l..'''sa s1.4s

Finely woven wool, in light
camelshair shade and rich
heather mixtures. These ante
date the tariff - that's why
their price moderateness.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10

'@H'~t''"if'h~-' aFi'i I"r lhNtnn~9f. : 4aTN
for Ripley; Sabhatira for Relrl"rd Fr.tt
for Rivers. Esfprcr-Iangf5rI tEmanonl
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10

The Oriole MidGets aI- looking
for game In the 9-l06-pounJ di-
vision. Address Harry Lucas. GA
Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-10

The Tiger Treps would like to
book game Sunday with any il5-
pound team Address Manager
Thomas Coats. sos u street north.
TrSt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
HEREFORD NOW SHIPS CATTLE
TO HER old BUYING MARKETS

II has not been 20 very long az
when breeders ~ registered and hiEh
grade Hereford cattle ct the Texas ran
handle went 90 Kansas Missouri, Okla
h0nn and Colorado fur thrir blood wh'l
herd Improvement Wns sought. Conc"
tions have changed. the Texas ran
handle has been developing. ana WIN
these changing conditions and develop
uentR the Panhandle of Texas today
boasts of the greatest herds oi '',i
cattle ln the world Today NOT only "
the Texas punhlndl, Simplifying h'i own
needs with ih, best blood ih' breed az
lords bat supply many other states
ua Well ln fhe Jones cameron size
q year agn tho records show thli hulis
and hr.edinr COWS were bought by
breeders from Colorado. Missouri. Okla
Homn. Kans1s and other states and were
shipped 10 a.. very communities where
Hereford br,,d.rs frnm Texas once
'puncy.d o.. secure their sir,s and
breeding mIUuHe
Th, January lst l',2 issue ~ The
American Hereford journal. designated
ls Annual show ana sale Review Num.
.tr Usrlse- some interesting facts rel.
BIOS, n Goo breeding and sa'- oi regis.
tered Hereford cattle n the United
States During the twelve months pc.
.iud BASE .oar l51 public s1lcs were held
and according o. the records. Jones a
cameron. breeders Of Anxiety ith Here.
ords. ui this city. hold nth place ON
%" hirh average obtained. they having
Old 90 head for an average Of $40 10.
sr total oi S32 a3O.Uu. 4 closer exam.
nation n tho average. however. show
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

Jones a Dameion should rank third
instead II the fifh place given them
by several papers. Mousel Brothers VI
Cambridge. Nebraska. ana Cmudreault
y Son ~ Brady. Nebraska. only. rank.
INK above The local herd. and each of
these breeders sold less than 81 head
If cattle having Jones' & Cameron
with the record on that number Of cat
tlc for 1921.
The second annual sale II Jones q
Cameron Is scheduled fer Wednesday.
january 25th. 1888 This firm has an
nounccd he sale consignment this year
in every way SURPRISES the offering II
% year ago. and many competent Judges
have pronounced Il the best collection
nl hrc, ding cattle ever assembled in the
south or Southwest The sale offer.
INK includes eight selected bulls and
foriy.two fancy females Of the breeds
best hluod. The entire offering il now
comfortably housed In the sale harm aud
b. being finisehd hy capable crew Of
men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
TENNESSEE WOMAN DIES
At AMARILLO SANITARIUM.

Mrs Lille Carlook 90. died az a local
saniiarium at o'clock yesterday af-
iernoon. Her home was in Athens.
Tenn. and she had been with daugh'
tiers IN the city. The following daugh-
tiers were present at the time OF her
death. Misses Mary Carlock Of Anna.
RHO and Fannie Carlock 81 Etowah.
Tenn. and Mrs g l.. Murphy u ANA
rillO.
Mrs Carlock was amember ~ the
Methodist Church. The body viii be
sent over the Rock lslnnd train this
evening 20 Athens. Tenn, for burial
hy the Griggs Undertaking Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Mildmndo Wants Speaker.

WlLDOIADO. Texas. Jan. IL
Farmers 81 the Wildorado community
rrc very much interested In the for
NATION Of the oldham County Farm
Bureau. Many Of them have pledged
that they win assist In every manner
possible. and have asked D. H. McCalib.
Panhandle" Plains supervisor 81 m,
Texas Farm Bureau Federation. "a send
them speaker from the headquarters
in Amarillo They have received as
suranccs that speaker win Doe fur.
nishod 10 them within the next ten
DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

GO ., with he extra votes that ave 90
De- given on now subscriptions secured
this week and next
Without Parallel.
Tho gigtnup campaign now under
way is the biggest thing of its kind eyer
Witnessed boz this section ~ thr country.
Think of a. Ten prizes Including two
automobile tu,alnr s3.oooo 900 in value
are Co. boz given away absolutely Tac
60 wid'uwul.e. ambitious men and Wom-
on uf the Panhandle
Mai yuur nominations to the Cam-
w,ign Manager without d'lHy ana grasp
opportunity while Do b. within your
reach.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Accident Proves
Fatal to Crump

Two gravel wagons which passed
over the body " Rov Crunk. 2s. proved
fatal to him at 1880 TO-. m yesterday lt
% local slnltarum. Mr Cunka foot
Tipped and be- fen under the rmyrI
wagons immediately south 81 tho Fnu
Worth and Denver round house Monday
afternoon
cruuk BE- survived by hs vito. Mr
Nary Crunk, Re SON % months uId. and
hH mothrr Mrs b. a Crnk ol lofr.
4 brother lives u Ohio ana funeral u.
engagements viii not ho made until hie
arrival in the dts IT, was member
of the !. -. -. D.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Mother! 1.-THE Child
Can't Help IL"

over Active Kidney disorders Of chill
dren are often corrected the first night
with Liquid Shu Make-it Is guaran'
teod. ask your druggist for 75c bottle.
II II fails TO correct the Frouble with
adult or child by the third night. mail
balance II the medicine To the Shu Make
RemcdyCompany. Fort Worth, Texas.
tor refund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
\ IEI.DIR on TJLIA LEAVES
fOR MEETING Al IAREDO

IjLlN, Jan. l1.--R 49, Fielder. pres
id'ut ~ the Panhandle Plains CONNER
'ihi Executives ana secretary ~ the
l"cal chamber ~ commerce has gone
10 represent the Panhandle in Joint
meeting of the business men and cham.
htrs NJ commerce of Mexico and Texas
at Laredo. January H. and n. The
primary. object ~ the meeting viii be-
90 moro firmly establish trade relations
with McSico and thereby try 10 find a
h't'or market FOR tho sorgmms. grains
and purobr,d hogs and cattle Of this
section.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
UTYBRIEFS

The Plains Paving Company has been
awarded a contract of yis.ill for the
citys one.third Of the cost Of paving
on Van Euren street between sixteenth
and Twenty fourth streets The paving
wlll hr nd"ntIcal with that on Van
rur,H n Tenth % Sixteenth streets
Willie BE- vas riding birycle Mon.
lay night plyion Lecdy. 10. son Of
Nr Lun iipncrson 1910 Lincoln
street rHs .truck u.s. an Automatic.
being slightly bruised The driver i'm.
aal..I Doc. .ptnd and did not stop 10
.Id tne Io. H ls said. The eur passed
t., .- sh. ies
Gulfnal Wen ~. spudtied In ON
Section COO Tbtk T. Hutchinson county
M.rdIy ..rIns 90 Information re.
..ueI H Amarillo yesterday
With special representatives of the
Eupr T,ur 1Hl WaltcPhlllips In.
....f. u Amarillo This week. Il Is
believed H.. Hf.rH st.ll Intense on
i,.,MY. ih rlrhtndlc oil and
... u.II
Mr.. =. Z Pryor. who has been IN
Ir et Anthony lnHrum for several
.ui,.. us usu iu hu home az 207 |
Nurfh Lincoln street
\ " Ilcuschel. banker of FrioDa.
1901. H ...u... visitor 4" Amarillo SOS.
f.fdHr
Dr ! T. \unn. Publisher oi the T.
ulIr N,u vus down town sostcr .
h. n h. ua fU. u more fhIu Two /
weeks llo bad bean confined 200 hls Z
Inm. U...u., Ui ILLNESS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

MEMPHIS Texas Dan. IA largo
'tor" building s being erected az Lake.
Now Cuisines nt this inland town
has been guod This winter and nl tho
farmers arc starting th' new crop ww',
n better uIr.ts and financial condition
than thIr date last ycir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
HALL FAR AHEAD IN
COTTON PRODUCTION
Specialize The News

MEMPHIS, Texas Jan. 17-Hnu
County IS more than % pcr cent ahead
81 IFS nearest competitor in Northwest
Texas for cotton production boo 1927.
The records show Han 3l42i. Wular-
ger 2u0i0. Chlldross 1928. Hardoinlu
H.i55. Collinsworth lO.2l2. Gothic 10
as. DDnl.v % G7l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
Moupli, Girl Hurt

Special iu The News
MEMPHIS Texas. Jam ~ Miss
NaurI.. Hackney lG. received broken
uct and rompIet" paralysis of the
lower limbs In au auto wrcy. Thursdny
night Tho radius rod dropped lpos"
and caused the ear to ov,rturn nia.fs
POO th' .lr were not injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
80 Lots
8 Selected
Bulls
The Bull Offering

MI OF our bull offering i, Of the herd header variety
Inc list IS headed by OF tStanding herd bulls
BEAU RANDOLPH SD and TOM STAIRWAY. both tried
srcs OF established merit PETER STAIRWAY bv Bright
Stairway from Beau Donorus dam also bull bred in the
purple BEAU PRESIDENT JR. by Beau Paadin from
blanche 4Sthby Beau President great young sire DOM
'lNO 4Ill by Domino ID i, OF Donna Anna 5Uth nv
Paadin which was also the dam OF Domino IT, Beau Donal
balm, etc. PRINCE RANDOLPH by Beau Randolph Sd is
double Beau Randolph-brcd bull and good one BEAU
DOMINO and MODEL DOMINO are both good sons OF
Domino I'd from Beau Randolph aud Superior Mischief
dams respectively and choice bulls in the sale Every
bull has been selected every bull line bred 100 Der cc
Anxiety 4th-bred bul-and the kind You will like
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
J.F. BROMERT, D.

Amarillos Original Chirqpractof. ss.
tablished four years Complete x.Ray
Service. Phone lo2s-20ae. New locs.
ton Western Building. on Taylor Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
100000 EXTRA VOTE Offer
sTIRs CANDIDATES TO BIGGER
ACTION: MANY new ONES ENTER

With the leaders holding neck-and.
neck, positions aud with all candidates
yielnE with zach other in the matter Of
turning In the most $50 clubs In order
that they may reap the benefit of extra
votes. the Daily News gigantic auto
mobile and prize campaign i claiming
the attention of an Interested public
over all ihe Panhandle ~ well ~ ad.
joining states.
Energelic, ambitious men and women
Of Amarillo ard the surrounding terri
tory are fully aw axe 10 their opportu.
nifty. They do not intend 10 let u
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lsnged
S9.0O0O 90 IN Prizes.
Ten valuable. useful and elegant
prizes are tu boz given away absolutely
free by the Amarillo Daily Ncws lu.
cluded IN this last are Two automobile
Is Il any wonder that me whole terri
tory IL ccnterng iis interest on this
lavish offer?
The campaign Is really just hegiuuing
Some II the Invest and most prosperous
communities and towns ~ the ranhlu-
DE are not rcpressnted IN the list of
candidates which appears Boo todly's is.
sue n The News
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An automobile Is yours for the highest
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obtaining new subscriptions to tho ANN
rillo Daily News You ar, not sulotine
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when you ask them in help you win au
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new subscribers and yuur friends VIII
h. ouly too glad to l,t y0u send Boz their
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Ing the paper. thoy viii l"t Won look
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office 10 apply an ODD subscriptions wlI
eniitle you ~ half Bs many votes 1s
new Subscriptions
ENTRtVOTE OFFER.
In appreciation of the efforts ~
the candidates. already IL the race
and ~ a reward a. early worker,
The management nf the campaign Is
giving 10000 extra votes for each
club ~ $50 on new subscriptions
turned in 10 this office by January
ssth.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18

SUPERIOR ANXIETY by Superior Mischief;
Dam by Domino
BRIGHT STAIRWAY JR. by Bright stairway;
Dam by Beau President.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
offering the above herd Randolph and Tom anwa

PERT by Domino r. with Beau Randolph Sd bull cali at
side and rcbred Bright Stanwly Ir. LASSIE 2D and
hccr cali by Beau Randolph 4tii; GWENDOLINE SD will
cayc before sale date service of Tom Stairway DONNA
ANNA SD will have Bright Stairway Jr calf before sale
VALENTINE by Beau Randolph from the Lady Stairway
family oi will calve about sale time to the service of
Bright Stairway r.
WE ARE OFFERING a half dozen GCDGELL &
SIMPSON BRED COWS as well as a string of Younger
cows and hcers from these Gudgel Simpson bred cows
In addition To the above offering bred females bv
SUPERIOR MISCHIEF, BEAU PICTURE, BEAU
CHIEF BEAU PALADIN BEAU RANDOLPH lST
BEAU RANDOLPH 4TII, d. BEAU CARLOS. GLASCO
and others of equal merit.
8 OPEN HEIFERS-Most of these are by the $4,000
BEAU AGITNrOR by Domino and from Beau President
dam These hefers not in extremely high flesh but are
in good breeding condition We believe is detrimental To-
either bulls or cows put extreme condition them rs
they seldom breed satisfactorily We selling breeding
cattle and we do impair their breeding quail
ties
talo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-18
80 Lots
az Choice
Females
A Real Opportunity

Now undoubtedly the time to buy cattle prices which
for years To make OF the present high
values cattle should be purchased the limit of the breed
ability paw for them And Judged from all the angles
there probably will never be good opportunity as will
be offered in the coming Jones Cameron sale buy the
best in pedigree and individuality. breeder have
bull of superior potency and quality il he would succeed in
the breeding business 1t essential that herd sire should
have dam OF proper breeding form and quality well
that he should have great sire The Jones & Cameron
herd fills the requirements necessary To produce the right
type OF herd sire and such bull may be obtained from
among the eight richly bred herd headers included in this
sale.
Females OF the choicest bloodneS and bred to the breeds
leading SreS will offer opportunities at this sale that other
wise would be available only through extensive travelling
Note their breeding described in this and previous advcr
tiSemenS in the Hereford Journal The Jones Cameron
annual sale of Anxiety 4h ereford has to be recog
nized by Hereford breeders important in Here
ford affairs Approaching this Hereford breeders should
make II point to attend this sale since the boodneS
the same and the quality better than they have OF
tered in their previous sales Surely this will be the time
and place to strengthen herds low cost for sire fon
daon females of superior Anxiety 18th breeding-IIARRN
f. ALLEN.