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The Imll that was l»oug]it to Lead the herd is 

 Chaimte Pride, iiis .sire, Eo.\'al Gloster, is by 

 imp. Daydreams Piidc not only a, show bull but 

 also a fine breeder. His dam is Ijy Aberdeen, 

 prartieally a full brother to Mr. Hill's Ingle Lad 

 and out of Hyeamore Spiraea, an 1800 pound cow 

 (ui gr-ass, and own sister to Prince of Gollynie, 

 (_me of the great hulls of the breed. Syringia, 

 dtun (if Sy<'amore Spiraea, is one of Mr. Hanna's 

 I3 ( ■ st p I'o ductions . 



Watkins Bros., Cherryvale. — This firm began 

 Ijreediog Shorthorns tlu'ce years ago and results 

 oljsen;ed while visiting the herd pr!_>ve tliat their 

 found:iti<ju stork was wisely selected. The top 

 crosses in tlie pedigrees siiow an infusion of 

 l^liH.id from such well kn<jwn ])idls as Silvermine, 

 Collyjiie, St. Valentine 12th, Scotland's Charm, 

 Prirtune, Seareldight, imp. Prince LoycIa^ Sul- 

 tan Yndor, Good Choice and Best of Goods. This 

 slioidd iui'iiish a most satisfactory formdatiori 

 for the ])ra.ctical man ]jut tjiis is only half the 

 herd. 



Tiie otiier half, douljtlcss tlie more important, 

 is a. white ])idl ]jy True Sultan, International 

 prize wiiming son of AVIiitehall Marsliall, Inter- 

 iijitional gr;md chauipion and one of the best sons 

 nl Av^hitehall Sultan. Thi;^ young ijuil is a big, 

 beefy fellow by virtue of inlieritance. His dam 

 was Ingle's Secret ]),y Ingle Lad. Ingle's Secret 

 as a siiv-moihh-old calf weighed about 600 pounds 



