Oklahoma Daily Live Stock News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Monday, April 21, 1919 Page: 4 of 4
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OKTATTOMA DAILY LTVE STOCK NEWS
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SOLD IN AMERICA
40-HEAD THE BEST HE OWNS-40
LOOKABAUGII’S CROWNING SALE OF
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FOURTEEN HUlMTHtS OK FAIR AIRES SFITAX
PIEASYN T ACRE! Jl l-I 1- ( uheil Muy 1 1117 h Jealousy out of I’lcu'int
J II I ill n iluughlcr of Vlolot Searchlight 1
PLEASANT ACHES ItEIIE-K( it 2 uui out of Iloilo lloaror liy Standard
Rearer a son ol Gudov and from one of the grcatcat of t lie Kavcnwond tribes
PLEASANT AM AN llirs -April 15 1917 out of u daughter of Double n
sister to the dam of Fair Aeres Saltan Jr
PlE IS 1T ROSI III II -Sept 8 11 17 out of Roacliud 8th by Straight Honda
0 grandson of Cltolee Gouda
PLEASANT A IOIET Ill'll - Sept 22 11117 nut of Violet lluil the mother or
laird'it Violet undefeated in i'Iuhh In 1114 a Cruiekidinnk Violet
FAIR I KIS It I I I K - Sept 2H 1117 Full sister to riensant Aeres Hello
PLEASANT A( l(ES M ISM E — Sept Hit 1117 out of a Alysie dam hy Scottish
Chief
PLEASANT t-LOSTER-Oct 4 If 17 oat of a dntighlcr of Fair AereB (Hosier
111 AS 1ST A4 Ills M Mil -Dee 15 1117 A Cruiekahunk Village Mad
Milt At RES ItlTIIIHIV-Jan 15 IMS A Cl uiekKlfank Hutterlly
PLEASANT HO!: LEAF — Fell 4 IMS tlum hy a aon of Imported (’ollynle
A Kosemary '
PLEASANT FA I ICV QI EKN- Fi b IS 191S A granddaughter of Imp Fairy
Queen 24th
FAIR A (14 F S lllOSSOM -Mart It lt IMS Out of Cruiekahunk Orange lllim-
Bom dam
TWO ll AI'GIITEKH III
SNOAVIHKO'S SFITAX
mss smiw until m i
TAN -Calved Del n lMtl
Out of llonnie Helle 10th liy
Kerdeli Sultan hy White flail
Sultun
I A II V DOl'CEAS Sll
TAN-Keh 21 1M7 Out of
faidv Chutniiion of the Indy
HookIiih trilie ami sired hy
Hyttonton Champion a grand-
son of Avondale
All the ohove daughters of
Fair Aeres Sultan and Snow-
birds Sultan of breeding ago
will sell III calf to Maxwalton
Commander with the exception of Misa Snowbird Sultan in calf to 2nd lair
Ai res Sultan
The above Hal of heifers Include with the exceptions of 1‘leaaunt Avenir
that brought '4 Hill at puldir auction Inal November and Cleiiaant Averne sold
for exporl all t lie daughters of Fair Acres Sulhin on IliiB farm I'm! have been
shown as well a a those in preparation for the shows
Till: 4 II I IF MATRONS SEIIING
M IX IV ALTON AVI' 1 RNK— Hy Imported Hotihan Monarch mil of a daughter
of Import 1 Avalanche thoduiu of Aiotidule The dam of four gre-it bull head-
ing herds In biding 2d Fulr Aeres Sullan and Mux Aeres Saltan Will eulve by
sale day lo the service of Fair Aeres Soltull Jr
MAXAVAII'ON JKAIOCSY — Hy Avondale out of Sultan's Jealousy by
NVIiiiehall Sultan The dam of two grand champions and three successful herd
bulls Sells in calf to Fair Acres Saltan Jr
MAX AY ALTON JKAIOISY 2Mi— A full ulster lo Majtwalton Jealousy with
while hull calf at foot hy Mux Acres Sultan The mother of Home of tlio best
allow (attic produced on the farm
1(0 N V ICTORI A 2NII fly Avopdale mil of Victoria dam hy Archers Ilest
lias roun cow rail al fool by Max Acres Sultan Without reservation this row
has proven one of the moat valuable matrons in the' herd
seven ntroiiTio cows
IMI'Oll'lEII 10 WAN ( AHOIGAN 25111— A daughter of Keep Smiling Is
heavy lo Hie service of I’leacani I 'ale 4th and sella with a show heifer Ht foot
by Snow bird's Sultaii This ia one of tlie most valuable pairs in the sale
I 'I PORT I II 4 - If V 4 1: 1 1 1 211 1 II - From the taw Graceful lumilv Has a ri an
1 till calf at fool by 2d Fair Acres Sullun
Mail This Coupon for Catalog
11 C Looknbnugh
Watonga Oklahoma
J'Icuho send me your Handsomely Illustrated Cata-
log and details of your Shorthorn Sale at Watonga May
15 The rutulog Ib FREE — iio obligation sending for one
IMPORTED I V HV IMIIHITII V— A richly bred Dorothy Is in ralf to Pleasant
Hale 4th five times gruntl champion at state fairs
IMPORTED 401 IH'N MAKH-OID — A Marlgnld by Cupbearer of Collynle
Will sell in calf to Fuir Arres Sultan Jr
IMPORTED MAYKLOAAEK 12 1 II - Hy Collv uie King Is 111 calf lo Fair Acres
Saltan Jr
IMI’OKTI II VR VHVSK I OAVSMP 211 -Is In calf In Avondale's Clioire
I II PORTE H I MUM! M VIII - In ralf lo Fair Aeres Sullan Jr
I VV ENDED III VI TV 7TII —A Cruicksliank I at vender bus an exceptionally
good bull calf at food liy Snowbird's Sultan anil is well along in calf to Fair
Acres Sultan Jr Iler previous bull rulf Hold to II U Gaeddert of Kansas fur
$2MW- a sueeesr fill slmw winner
IHT IIFSS III' tIOSTEH M — Hred by Kllgnur sired by Fair Arres ('luster
and from the richly bred Iiui boss of (Hosier family with a roan calf at foot by
Snowbird's Sultan
n 1 1 1 1 NICHIN' AM VN 11 V 9TII —Pied by Owen Kano sired by Double Dale
the mother of Pleasant Acanthus selling and In in calf to Fair Acrra Sultan Jr
The slstee to the tltim of Fair Aeres Sullun Jr
IESI’EREZ A It It Al FI FT 5TII -Currlen a concentration of Whitehall Sul-
tan blood with Imported Choice Hoods and will eulve hy sale day to the service
of Snowbird's Sultan
IAIlY HltVNti: lllOSSOM ITII -Onee sold In a sale of Hollows Hrns at un
appreciated figure and Is heavy in culf to lookatonga Sultun sold at auction
Ian! November nt ft'e'IHI
Fill It II V I'l-II T I' ItS UK W VT4IN4 A SF V III 'llllfIIT
PlFVHVNT JFAIOI'SY I— Out of Pleuaanl Jealousy hy Shenstono Ablno
the chan idem nf Iwo emit incuts has for additional lop sirea Avondale White-
hall Sultan Count Arthur and Star of Hie Morning in their ortler
411'VNIr lllOSSOM 2Nl— Out of t lie great' producing cow Orange Blos-
som 4l h
I’lFVSYNT SN41WITAKK— Out of a daughter of Maxwultnn Rosedulo 2nd
lain hv Prime Minister
I’lFVSANT MARIHOMI - Front a Tomson bred dam by Hampton Knight
These four daughters til Walongit Scnrchlight are well along lu calf to Fair
Aeres Sultan Jr
FAIR A4 HFS SI lTVN JR— Kltsl prise Junior bull calf and member of the
first prize ralf herd nt the International in 1M7 First prize iunlor yearling at
tiio America it Koval in ISIS and one of the three bulls winning the Argentine
trophy also was a nu mber tif the first prize gel of sire at the American Koyul
These In addition to being grand champion of the Stale fairs of Hie southwest
Dam u daughter of Double Hale on the Acanthus family
Who can estimate the value of this great young bull?
MAX A4 T’FS MTTVN - One of the three cup winners in breeding a full
brother lo 2nd Fair Aeres Sultan and nut of Maxwalton Averne a granddaughter
of Imported Avalanche 2d that produced Avondale The family is a Hruce
Averne Max Aeres Sultan has hten meted with tunic of the best cows In Hie
rale and talves by him that art now putting in appearance nre exceedingly
promising
PlFVSVNT FAIR SITTAN -First in class beading Hie first prize calf
herd and member ol first prize get of sire at slate fairs of southwest as a senior
calf last year and one of the llnoc hulls winning the Argentine trophy He Is
out of the dam of Violet's Searchlight a sire that produced Watongu Searchlight
grand champion Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Texas I'tali and lauilslaim Also
t lie alr" of Dell's 1 (Mic'dipht red nd prize of the aged hull class at t ho
World's fair us well as other eilehraled show animals of the time Pleasutit
Fair Sultan Is umong the very last of the great bull prospects left by Fulr Aeres
Sultan
The Only Bulls in the Sale
The above three bulls are all sons of Fair Acres Sultun and won the Argen-
tine trophy for the three best hulls by one sire bred and owned hy exhibitor
Fair Acres Sultan Jr ami Mix Arres Saltan now In their short two-yenr old
form will go Into the sale weighing about isun and P'tlO pounds respectively
ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO
H C LOOKABAUGH Watonga Oklahoma
QkA t o 'v4:!
Al 4 TKIXFFIIS
Fred Itepperl
Carey Jottea
I M Dross
F F Ilerrlff
Fin d Hurt
Hart Odell
II K Sitilllililsler
TEN DAUGHTERS OF FAIR ACRES SULTAN
WERE MARVELS IN CHILDHOOD
Thoi Whom tho World Hat Recog-
nixed Men of Genius Remark
ablt for Precocity
One character common to genltm
and to insanity especially morn I In-
sanity Is precocity Cesnre Lnmhrnso
professor of legal medicine University
of Turin relates that Haute when
nine years of age wrote a sonnet to
Beatrice j Tasso wrote verses at ten
Faecal and Comte were great think-
ers at the ages of thirteen Fornler at
flftPep ’ Niebuhr at sevep Jonathan
rownrns at twelve M'eliM Angelo at
nineteen (iitssenill the Little I hut or
lit four Hosstil nt twelve and Voltulre
at thirteen Fleo tie In Mlrundola knew
Latin Greek Hebrew Chnldenn and
Amble In his childhood 4!uotlie wrote
a story In seven Ion gauges when he
I was scarcely ten Wleland knew Latin
nt seven medllntcd qn epic poem at
thirteen and at sixteen published his
poem “Die Vollkoimnenste Welt”
Ki'hlller was only nineteen when he
wrote “Rnuber” Victor Hugo com-
posed "Irtuitiene" tit fifteen Pope
wrote Ids ode to solitude nt twelve
and Byron published verm at eight
ecu si oore translated wAriscrebn” at
thirteen Aleyerbeer at five plnyed ex-
ndlently on the piano rtnude Joseph
Y'ernct drew very well at four aud nt
twenty wns a celebrnted pulnter At
tlilrten Wren Invented nn astronom-
ical Instrument and offered It to bis
father with a lattln dedication
Rnphnol wns famous at fourteen
Beethoven composed three sonatas at
thirteen Klchorn Mozart and Ryliler
gave concerts at six Weber was only
thirteen when Ills first opera “Das
Wnldimirchen” wns presented Iluenn
Ii coneelviwl the “Novum (lrgntium'' nt
fllteen Charles XII manifested bis
great designs at eighteen
trtttrirlfttiitia -
8AVE THE bURFACE
Sure the surface and you save
ull QlsiiitegraHoti mid decay
are conditions wlilcli usually
tart at the surface of my ma-
terial Froteetlon against de-
terioration or rot of substances
therefore should begin with
rare of the exterior Provided a
material does not carry within
Itself Hie element of sure decay
proier surfnee protection will
undoubtedly lengthen Its life
ntiMia ui eaten nutsr
Sf relershurg the modern capllnl
of Russia now known as Fetmgrad
was founded In 1703 hy Peter the
Great who died 1!H years ago Pe-
ter first built a small hut for himself
and a few wooden hovels The ma-
jority nf nobles Itowever preferred
that Moscow should remain the seat
of government but Teter was deter-
mined to build a new capital and In
1711 he laid with his own hunds the
foundation of his palace which was
built of hrlek Peter was an extraor-
dinary character and Rusaln'a rise to
a greet power was entirely due to his
genius
LIFE HOLDS NOTHING BETTER
Man That Has Contentment In Hig
Heart Nsod Seek No Further
for Happlncaw
Discontent with his lot In life la
the great curse of the man of ordinary
estnte In this world To have the
things that are beyobd his reach con-
sumes him with a ceaseless fire Such
men as a rule have enough and to
spare hut this dues not seem to sat-
isfy them If they would only deter-
mine to be content with wlmt they
have they would be buppy
The consequence Is thnt they make
a dismal failure of a life thut could
easily have been a great success ns
far as their happiness Is Involved
And without happiness It were better
that a man bad uot lived at all
Then we have the man who has nil
tte wealth and power and maybe all
the glory that he craves hut who Is
In ronstnnt fear that It will be taken
away from him that he will lose hla
worldly nmsesslons or that somebody
will rob him nf the limelight
Contentment never aleena under the
roof of such a man Wherefore of
whnt good to him Is all that he hasf
Now if the man who wanta that
which Is beyond his rent'll could school
himself to he like Paul "content In
whatsoever stale” he found himself
he would get things out of life thnt
he never dreamed nf He would sleep
Soundly anil awake In gladness And
If the man who has all the weallh he
had craved could school himself to
fed thut It wouldn’t matter If he
were to lose It all be would also sleep
soundly and awake In gladness
Wlto smong ns that would wish to
go through life and miss the biggest
Ihlng there Is In life? Well the least
limn on earth ran have that big thing
for hla very own simply hy a motion
of the mind thut God guve bint when
he wns born '
The big thing In life— Its name Is
Contentment It Res at your feet
Take it up and let It warm you—
Ctlca Globe
VENICE HAD FIRST THEATER
Buildings Designed 6olely for Perform-
ances Were Erected In the Italian
City In the Year 1629
The theater proper begnn In A’enlcc
In 1(129 when comedy and melodrninu
hitherto presented on temporary
Kluges erected In the squares or In the
halls nf pultires passed Into buildings
especially made for that punwise Pom-
pon Molmentl the Itulian historian re-
lates thut the earliest genuine musical
drama heard In Y’enlee wus the Pro-
scrpinuuruplta nf Glttllo Strozzl set to
music by Cuudiu Montevarde From
1(137 onward theaters rose so rapidly
thut by the close of the Kelcento they
numbered 18 In Venice some were
devoted to comedy others to music
Olliers again were used Indifferently
for comedy or melodrama Almost ull
the theaters belonged to noblemen who
reserved boxes for themselves and
took Hie rent for the buffet The Coun-
cil of Ten settled the hour of the per-
formance and the length of time It
might lake Tho advertisements were
posted at 'the plnzzettu and at Rialto
while crlera went through the town to
announce the play and the hour when
the house would open
The Money Cowry
The occurrence of (he money cowry
In Iceland mid England hna a curious
origin This species a native of Hie
tropics Is used as current coin in cer-
tain parts of Africa Some years ago
It wns very abundant on the coast of
Cumberland Dear the ntouth of the
fabler river The sieclmens are be-
lieved to havo come from the Glen-
(loom a vessel wrecked off Seuseule
In n fog In 1873 She was homeward
bound from Manna and carried ItO tints
of conrles ns part of he- cargo As
tills means about 700(K 000 shells It
imiy well be thut money cowries will
he pleked up on our northwestern
(oasis for many years lo come Those
found earlier on the coasts of Down
Iielund were supposed to hnve come
from a slave ship wrecked In the neighborhood
South African Timber
It Is not so very long ago thnt
South African timber was tuken all
round considered of little value Now
thnt imported timber has gone up In
(he market ninny virtues have been
discovered in the native timber which
previously were unknown In conse-
quence South African timber has
com® to the front so that It figure
prominently In mnny Instances Saw-
ing tlmlier snrh ns Cape pine poplar
yellow wood blue gum and other va-
rieties rut Into standard deals of 3
ly 9 Inches Is qnoted nt 10 pence
to 1 shilling per foot This timber Is
used mostly for boxes and parking
cases as well as substitutes In the
mines and buildings for the Imported
Baltic woods
One man about whose right to be
considered an essential worker there
can be no question Is the coal miner
There la reason to believe thnt at
least some of the reports of the for-
met czar's death are greatly exag-
Buyers and Sellers
You’ll
Find It Here
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FOR MALE
Twenty good young registered
Hereford row and raltes al 1250
per row and rulf All raises sired
by n polled bull
Tea bred 2-ypar-old heifers at 1200
per head
Ten yearllug heifers at $150 per
head
All lit-k Immnnq F'or further par-
ticulars write
M IV HOVKNKAMP
Keller Texas
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dl iihiU ill i OUllUltl
FOR SALE — CO head high-grade
Hampshire yearling rama U P
Jlufson Krura Texas Route 2 X4-28
FORK SALE — Three hundred 2a 3s
and 4s steers One hundred cows
and 80 calves Ed Woodward Nava-
sots Texas
F'OR SALE — 616 well bred Panhandle
native 3-year-old ateers 98 pgr cent
Whltefaces abundance grass four
pounds rake Price reasonable Ad-
dress Thomas F Moody Canadian
Texas X4-23
NANCY HALL SWEET POTATO
PLANTS for shipment May 1 hun-
dred 50c 500 $200 1000 $350 par-
cel post express $300 Morris Nur-
series and Plant F'arm MorrlsOkla
C AHUAGEANTj‘ POT ATl PLANTS —
Cali lingo plants $100 por thousand by
express $150 by parcel post Potato
piants Nancy Hall and Porto Klean
$250 per thousand by express $3 50
by parcel post Porto Rico Plant Co
Dept I Albany Ga X4-26
SEED FOR KALE
Dwarf and Standard Broom Corn Seed
Red Top aud Eariy Golden Cane Fet-
erlta Schrock and Pink Kafir Darso
and Common Millet $600
Orange Sourless Black and lied Am-
ber Cuue Cream and lied Dwarf and
tandurd Maize and Dwarf Kafir $550
Sudan Seed $1500 Alfalfa Seed
$1700
Alt per 100 pounds Freight prepaid
For prepaid express $100 more
CLAYC0MU SEED STORE
Guymun Okla
FOR SALE — 70 head 1 and 3-year-old
native steers medium quality wgt
700 to 750 lbs worth the cash
Alex Ollphant Holdenvllle Okla 4-21
CABBAGE and tomato plants $2 per
1000 delivered $100 40c 6000 and
up $160 East Texas Plant Farm
Conroe Texas X421
RANCH FOR SALE— Kobidoux 32-
000 acre ranch divided In eight pas-
tures well watered 150 mile of
fence 30u4 acres of alfalfa land be-
gins at railroad 4x15 miles ten
miles of running water low prices
easy terms quick sale Address
Peter Rohldoux Wallace Kan x4-25
Private Money Low Rates
Straight Intercut No Com mission
— on —
Farm Lands and Cattle
Anywhere In Oklahoma
JXO C HeLAX A FI Reno Ohio
Registered Hereford Bulls
For Sale
Three head of two-year-old past
15 bead of coming twos and 25 head
of coming 1-year-old bulls the big
rugged kind in good condition of
Fairfax Anxiety Corrector and
Marchon breeding My Prices ar®
reasonable Several herd bull pros-
pects Also 20 head of reglsterod
Hereford cows from 3 to 8 years old
of Anxiety breeding
BRUNO MAYER
Rt 2 Stonewall Okla
1 CAN SUPPLY Arkansas slock cat-
tle in any amount Write me for
further Information C L Ilill Wil-
mot Ark xi-21
FUR SALE— 80 head high grade Short-
horn cows and heifers 6 cows 60
big 2-year heifers 15 yearling hoifers
one registered bull deliver any time
up to July 1 0 P Vail Apache Okla
x6l
STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE— We can
supply Louisiana stock cattle in any
quantity We will be glad to communi-
cate with any one or have them canto
'to see us Davld-Ball Cattle Company
Alexandria La x51
FOR SALE— Have 160 head extra good
Shorthorn feeder steers 125 of them
3-year-olds rest twos Write or see
J D Miller Geary Okla or 8cannull-
Slltt Comm Co Oklahoma City
Stock aYrds tf
aoMiiss —
roans t
Imi Andre and
eew Bog Bead
of Zlord
40 1-ynar and M
Toarllng Bulls and
a (aw Fnmaloa (or
ala Also fibot-
Iniid Pumas
W W XODSDZI
m 4 Bald OUa
GIVE ua your orders for Stockers
feeder and butcher cattla We
make a specialty of buying cattle on
order T a Bandar® Co 111 Ex-
cliaugw bldg
LASSOS— Genuine hand made In Mex-
ico $160 prepaid Mexican Agency
300 Jenuings Ave Ft Worth Tex
x-4-28
STOCK HOGS
FOR SALE!— Any weight vaccinated
good duality
E a ELDRIDGE STOCK YARDS
Oklahoma City
Exclusive Dealer In Btockero
F6R"BAlE“6aTRADE— Three 8-year-old
mules 1 span of black
mares weight 1500 Iba each will
sell or trade for heavy work horses
Phone PBX-83 or write O K Trans-
fer ft Storage Co Oklahoma City
B I IK K YARDS STOCKER CO (Inc I
Block hogs exclusively Can till
orders for any number vaccinated
pigs 02 Eichsnho Bldg Phone W
WE BUY dead animals Phone Wal-
nut 974 Oklahoma City
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