The Kansas Cattleman from Manhattan, Kansas • 5

JANUARY 1. 1917 THE KANSAS CATTLEMAN PAGE FIVE AVERAGE $381 OX 01 HEAD. 3G Rolala, January 3, 1916, Wil-liam Henn, Kansas "City, $305. J. O.

Southard, Comiskey, $420. 120 Sadie, May 27, 1911, M. T. Powell, Leavenworth, 105 Mayflower 10th, March 23, 1915, Colonel E. H.

Taylor, Frankfort, $320. 10S Miller Girl, May 2G, diel E. H. Taylor, $J20. 53" Bunny 2d, January 25, 1915, Colonel E.

II. Taylor, $520. 60 Corticelli 8th, September 19, 1915, Colonel E. II. Taylor, Jr.

$320. 68 Edith Lee 15th, May 6, 1915, Colonel E. II. Taylor, 37 Enterpe 2d; 'September 20, 1915, C. Smith, Lee Summit, $3 2 5.

3S Carlton 2d, April 2, 1915, Estate, of James A Funkhouser; Mo.j $700. 39 Illuminator 2d, February 1916, Enochs Wortman, $750. 40 Perfect Prince, March 2, 1916', Dunaway Lambert, $215. 41 Lonestar, February 10, 1916, Dunaway Lambert, $175. 42 Pompey 2d, May 28, 1915-s II." Gaudreaux, $205.

43 Sir James 2d, May 16, 1915. Joab Mulvane, $5'00. .78 Impression 2d, July 7, 1915, R. O. Allen, Ma; $225.

FEMALES, 16 Armour Erling and cow calf May brothers, Fayettevilie, $360. 17 Armour January 10, 1916, Redwine' brqthejrs, 18 Joy Patricia. April 13, 1915, S. J. Gabbert, Dearborn, $340.

19 Lijac A tl M.M December; 11, A POrULAIt PLACE FOI! SALES. The Council Grove Sales Pavilion, at Council Grove, Kansas, is rapidly gaining in favor among- the Kansas breeders because of 'the class of bidders which always attend sales there and the many conveniences which are a part of the establish-ment. This big pavilion, which was completed just 'about a year ago, has housed some of the biggest pure-bred sales on the calendar in Kansas for 1916 and the fact that every one was a money maker is bringing many inquiries for dates in 1917. Council Grove is peculiarly situated as to railway facilities both for shipping and for passenger connections in every' direction. First the M.

K. T. give3 it a direct line to Texas and northern connections with the Union Pacific for the west and northwest as well as excellent connections with the' Santa Fe at Emporia. The 'Missouri Pacific, Council Grove's east and- west line passes through the richest cattle country' of Kansas, Colorado and Utah and its passenger trains make direct connections the Rock Island for the west and southwest at Herington. The easo with which buyers can reach Council Grovo and the good shipping facilities coupled with the fact that it is located in the very heart of the livestock belt of Kansas make it an ideal place for pure bred sales.

The Sales Pavilion Company is a live organization of Council Grove business men and stockmen and Col. Lowe, the manager of the pavilion Is one of the best known auctioneers in 70 Fannie 2d, March 8, 1915, Colonel E. II. Taylor, $320. S'8 Lady Stannard 8th, March 2, 1915, Colonel E.

II. r.113 Narcissus 6th, Marcli 7, 1915, Colonel E. it. Taylor, 114 Nesis 4th, March 23, 1915, Cojonel II. Taylor, $S20.

128 Colonel E.JI. Taylor, i09 Miss March 31, Henn, $190. 1 1 1-Miss Wixon 4thMarch 21,1915 William. Henn, $190. Ihiytrs Take All Offerings Auction in One Afternoon in Yost- Smith Sale.

The two-day sale of registered Hereford cattle held at the stock yards in Kansas City, by Waller L. Yost and L. J. Smith of City, turned out to be a one-day 'sile. Beginning a little after 1 p.

in. December 18, the sale continued until nearly 5 o'clock, when the auction was finished. Buyers were there in good numbers. Buyers attended from Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri. Several came for carlots, and most of them found their wants supplied.

Walter L. Yost brought into the sale ring four heifers, sired by iio-caldo, making them half sisters to Bocaldo 6th, the grand champion bull at the American Royal and the International. The heifers were sold together to W. B. Mitchell of Marfa at $1,200 each.

They topped the entire sale. Walter L. Yost topped the sale, bulls when he sold May 2-year-old, Vernet Prince 30th, to V. T. Stockton of Okeemah, at $900.

L. J. Smith sold his junior bull calf, Illuminator 2d to Enochs Wortman of. Jackson, for This was the youngest, calf in the sale sold as a single lot. Colonel Fred Reppert did the sell-ling.

SUMMARY. 23 bulls sold for 68 females sold 365 91 head sold for 381 SOLD BY WALTER L. YOST. 14 bulls sold for 102- -Mattie, 2r, June 4, Farms, Fernwood, $315; Annie September 3, 1014, 1912, J. P.

Klamm, Basohor, Kas.l: 'A1 20 Lady Ellen E. October'" 27,, SELL 300 CALVES FOR $30,000. Enochs Farms, $315. 90 Leila Lee 8th, May 11, 1914, Enochs Farms, $315. 91 Leila Lee 10th, May 10, ,1914, Enochs F.arms, $315.

46 Alice Loraine 2d, November 6, ,1914, William Henn, $320. 47 7-Edith Lee 14th, May 10, 1911, William Henn, $220. 83 Joan of Arc 8th, May 4, 1914, William Henn, $220. 94 Lizzie 2d, September 14, 1914, William Henn, $220. 69 Edith 18th, May 28, 1915, William Henn, $235.

89 Lady Hesiod 5th, May 29,1914, Henn, 122 The Duchess 2d, June 2, 1914, William Henn, $235. 61 4th, May 20, 1914, Wniiam Henn, $250. 117 Pettit, August 5, 1914, WU-; liam Henn, $250. 48 Aguilla 2d, May 2, 1914, William Henn, $250. 58 Consort 11th, October 17, 1914 William Henn, $250.

66 Dixie, May 26, 1914, William Henn, $215. 20 34 9 48 57 females sold 592 head sold for 540 SOLD BY Li SMITH, bulls sold for females sold 270 head sold for '285- Four Alma Breeders Get Big Trices for Young Hereford Bulls. A special train on the Santa Fe, carrying 300 head of Hereford bull calves, most of them thorobreds, left Alma Dec. 7th; for Roswell, N. M.

These calves came from the herds of Perry Carl Miller, A. II. Dieboll and Henry Sump, in this county, and were" 'bought toy Merton McCoy, of Roswell, who paid over $30,000 for them. Young Hereford Bulls. Scott Cripe of Council Grove, have for sale a limited number of young Hereford bulls suitable for herd 'headers.

They are well bred toppy individuals and are offered at reasonable prices. Adv. A. G. Cook's Offerings.

If you are in the market for a good O. I. C. yearling boar, some spring and summer pigs, bred gilts or tried sows you will do well to visit the A. G.

Cook farm near Lu-ray, Kansas. Mr. Cook's hogs are of high quality and priced right. Adv. 72 Frances, September 15, ,1912, Enochs 21 Lady Marion 3d, June 7,1909, Judge Eaton, Kansas 22 Madera E.

May 1911, II. liale, $19-. .23: Madera Erling, October 15; 1907, W. Mitchell, Marfa, $500. 24 Miss j-Nettie, March .1915, Jesse Crpft $805.

25 Miss Nita; January; 15, 1915, Jesse Croft, V.26 Miss Octave, November 11. 1914, Jesse 27 Miss Stella, March' 29, 1915, Jesse- Croft, $7S0. 1 il 28 Miss Belle, September 18,1914, W. B. Mitchell, $1,200.

ij 29 My Emma, March' 12, B. Mitchell, $1,200. 30-My March 1, 1915, Mitchell, $1,200. 31 My: Queen, November 11, W. B.

Mitchell, $1,200. 32 Mytilene Erling, January 28," 1907, Mousel brothers, Cam-' bridge, vNeb.f $350. 1 33 Ruth Dean, May 1907', En- ochs Wortman, $270. January 28, 1912,. O.

Harris Sons, $310. 35 Venus Erling, May 31, 19.08,;. O. Harris Sons, $325. I '-04.

Dana, Marcli 10, 1911, Lacey, Kansas City, $2.25. 65 Delphia, March 28, 1915, Gabbert, $350. 74 Goldie, September 3, Harris Sons, $300. 75 Goldie 2d, August 3, V. T.

Stockton, $440. '77 Ima 'Daisy 1 6th, October 3, 190 Enochs Wortman, $310' 79 Irene and: cow calf, May 4,1911 JI. E. $310. 81 Jennf ef May 14, ,1911, WiHiarri Henn, i 2 05.

85 Lady1' 'Aldi 5th," January7-19, 1916, S. J. Gabbert, t)jLuCy, JWne 20, 1911, llaHiPJatte City, iOOMitHgoia; May 16, 1916.S.J.;; 103 May 2d, June 4, 1911, B. C. Wilson, Belton, $195.

107 Miss Billy, May 13, William Henn, $215. 1914, 1914, 1914, 1914, 126 Victoria 5 Juno 2, Rejiwine brothers, $240. 52 BeulaV.13th, May 15, Redwine, brothers, $240. 125 Vernal 7th, May 29, William Henn, $250. 76 Houma 3d, May 30, 1914, William Henn, $250.

The complete list of sales follows: BULLS. 1 Beau Erla, October 3, 1915, Carl Miller, Belvue, 2 Beau Perfection 51st, November 12, 1914, Enochs 'Wort man, Jackson, 3 Beau Perfection 56th, January 4, 1915, Dulney, Sweetwater, $4 50. 4 Beau Dewdrop, October '29, 1915, Dunaway Lambert, Orrville, $225. 5 Beau Perfection 56th, April 26, 1915, J. C.

Level, Harrison-ville, $750. 6 Beau Perfection 59th, April 14, 1915, Joab Mulvane, Topeka, $535 7 Beau Virginia, September. 18, 1916, H. $280. 8 Bond Lad 41st, April 1915, Will Henn, Kansas City, $355.

9 Bond Lad 42d, April 13, 1915, W. T. Lewis, $385. -Bond Lad 46th, May 10, 1915, A. V.

H. McClure, Republic City, $390. 12 Patrician 33d, May 14, 1915, H. Gaudreaux, $355. 13 Vernet Prince 30th, May 28, 1914, V.

T. Stockton, Okeemah, Qk.t $900., VV Wildwood, June 1, 1914, D. Dulaney, $600, 15 Masscot Perfection, April 5, 1915, Dunaway Lambert, $280. 98 57 October 2, 1914, William Henn, $250. Consort 9th, October 8, 1914, William Henn, AYRSHIRES FOR DUAL PURPOSE.

An Ayrshire bull 'crossed on the native cow nearly always, produces a uniformly, good milker. The steers are ecell(en feeders. Special prices on young bull calves. Buy a ffe calf and raise him. Herd healthy in every way.

1 ''dRI F. S. SCHOENLEBER, Manhattan, Kansas..