Imperial Valley press., 1922-04-14
STOCK
ARRIVES At
! IMPERIAL
Farm Advisor Says Animals
Are Finest He Ever
Inspected
ON SALE SATURDAY
Purebred Association Con-
signs 54 Choice Selections
TO Valley Event
ON SALE SATURDAY

s'Thcsc are some Of the finest AMI
mails | have ever seen, said Farm Ad
wiser Garthwaite after he had inspcctct
the purcbrcd stock unloaded this mora
ing ut Imperial. ~ only wish every
farmer in the valley could have one OF
these wonderful cattle and hogs, and ]
hope no one will miss the opportunity
OF looking them over next Saturday. .
Fifty four head Of purcbred cattle
| and hogs have been consigned to the
stock sale by members of the Southern
California Purebred Livestock associ;,
!. ton. These blne-ribbon animals are to.
'l7day enjoying the hospitality of the j.
| NJ. Huston ranch quarter of 4 mile
east of Imperial. Saturday morning
| they will be taken to the fair grounds
where they win be sold by auction to
! the highest bidder. .t
In this herd are 10 1Iolstein, one COW
| from the famous Burr farms, one bull
from the Santa Monica Dairy Co., on"
ltull from the Los Angeles County
Farm one bull and one hcifer from the
+. n. Tolzcr ranch ut Riverside, y
couple of two wear old heifers from the
Bratei!lcr ranch, one cow from the Fred
lllartsook ranch and one COW from th,
famous Maxwell Farms ut Los Angeles
I There are eight Jerseys, two heife!s
and three young bulls from J. Il. Wher
rcll, leading Jersey breeder in River
side county, and one heifer each from
Ithe Williamson, Roe and George Thomas
farms. The latter is from Thomas be5i
!!sccw which has been registering We'll
Ao hpf pnnfh
|, In the Guernsey department, there
are 4 pair of two year old. bulls ana
one two Year old heifcr from the ma
tionauv known Walter Dupee herd al
| Riverside. Cox of San Diego has con
Signed two hcifcrs and one bull, nj!
sired by Reliance, of Edgemoor.
Nineteen hogs are included in tn
shipment from the citrus belt. Duror
Jerseys, Hampshircs, Poland China'
and Bershire Gilts are the kinds to be
sold at the sale. These porkers have,
been bred by leading hog raisers, such
as the Italian Vineyard Company, Dia'
mond Bar ranch, Sharnoek ranch,
George Thomas ranch, George Sting!r
and Others.
The sale is slated to. start at 10
O. clock and will last until every animal
is sold 10 the highest bidder. Each !,
registered, papers on hand, and off
GERS state there will be no by-bidding
or reserve price. Bunch viii Ice serT'l
Oh the grounds at the nominal price OF
20 cents.
w. w. Van Pet, secretary of the
Purebred Livestock Association reportg
that all is ready here for the sale In
dications are that there will be goo
crowd present.
Among outside people who are known
to be coming for the sale, are Mr.. and,
Mrs Dupee of Riverside, Guernsey
breeders, George w. Thomas also Of
Riverside, Jersey breeder, $. F.. Kennc-
dy, manager Riverside dairy, c. Bart
zen, Gicnwood stock farm; Mr.. and
Mrs. X. ". Clopp, Maxwell Farm, Holly
wood; Kurd Sturgis, liertzook Ranch,
I.ankershcim; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex NJ.
Wilson, of the Italian Vineyard, Co., at
Guasti.
Harold NJ. Finley of the Los Angeles
Times Farm and Tractor Section, and
X. T. Lyons of Che Livestock Depart
nent OF the Farm and Tractor, will
attend the sale, as will also Jack Klein
Of the California Cultivator, Trey
Moore of the California Dairyman and
n. l.. Chaplin, editor of the California
Farm.
Jack C'hilleock, best known authority
in Southern California on stocl, breed.
ing. will be at the sale and a number
Of others from the counties Of River
aldo, Los Anseles and on up toward tho
north.