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He holds his massive_head in majestic arogance. His great shoulders ripple with co-ordinated muscles as he walks with regal? dignity. His brilliant eyes fiash with the fire of self-assurance.

once demure and even coy. Her big, mellow eyes twinkle. Here is royaity, magnificent and almost awesome. I was deeply! touched, proud to be ushered into their imperial presence. j “Come in, come in, come on in.” Smith Land Supreme Champion boomed like a bull. He is a bull and a champion—all 2300 pounds of him. He proudly wears the blue ribbons won as grand champion bull at the New York State Fair and the Eastern State Exposition. Seeks Further Honors- ; He is not new in Indianapolis.

In 1949 he was first prize winner in the two-year-old class at a i en iis a a - jhe ist. Imerniationd] Dairy All bull and plenty of it. Smith Land Supre York. He weighs 2300 without his blanket.

Exposition. Now he’s after three year-old honors. |yow about a little. Do you know Many folk think bulls can't/anything at all about cattle?” talk, That's because they just] He shrugged his massive shoul-| don iL oe » Jsten. osetia {ders when I told him I didn’t. | ; hed, S&T, but Celnltely] «yoy gee, sir,” he said in a deep delighted,” Smith Land Supreme, OU 58: 3h" AF SHC poles. boomed with a shake of great cattle. Oh, no, indeed, we are

black hips that resemble a diesel : far from {he run-of-mine bulls, locomotive. steers, cows and heifers you see THOMAS CREMINS BALD FOR WE

“Ah, me, ah, me, ah, me,” the] Down the line a little way anbig bull boomed, ‘these women other purebred heifer was getare always the same. They'll ting a polishing job. Two men

stand here all day missing good worked on her feet while another hay and sunshine while beauty rubbed her horns. Still another operators curl their bangs.” ‘smoothed her hair.

“How do you do?” asked Senmeandering about the pastures of gation Highlands Lassie Bell, thei, country.

OW A mjanyine The great ah, “We are the artstocracy, the rush things we it were.” the royalty of all cattledom. Why, big bull boomed with a friendly oo A9AF Sir. He are even foo smile. “But perhaps I can show 8 al. presen 2 ae best in livestock from the Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico—from ithe Atlantic to the Pacific.” With that prelude the great bull ambled off down the aisle.of

2.9 * Cruising Police the cattle barns to show me roy-

Cruising policemen had the alty on parade. right idea early this morning “Here's something,” he said when they gave chase t~ two with a smile, “that you humans

furtive looking men on Chadwick don't realize. My good friend ’ there is getting a shave.”

St. near McCarty St. , * The men enol in a run Another bull, a Jersey, stood : ! through a weed-filled vacant lot, calmly in his deep straw bed as o-— but the police did retrieve a small an attendant ran an electric

sledgehammer dropped by one of raxor around his chin. Like any them. other barber shop he was getting

The tool was identified as one 2 Shine, too. Another attendant

taken from the Marathon Filling Was buffing his hooves until they Station at 801 S. West St. Ray- (shined like yellow marble. : mond Hider, 29, of 3720 E. Wash-| ‘This may be interesting,” the ington St. manager of the sta- Slant bull boomed as we rounded tion, said $70 in bills and some & corner in the barn. “Don’t change was stolen from the sta. KNOW that it is exactly modest, tion's safe. {but in these modern times anyThe thieves entered by break- thing goes.” ing a rear window. They knocked! A beautiful white heifer was the combination off the strong having a shower. White-clad atbox. tendants were shampooing her et ————— !with a heavy white suds as a SCAFFOLDING KILLS ONE warm shower streamed down’ LONDON, Oct. 12 (UP)—Tons from above. of steel scaffolding on a new| In an adjoining booth another building site collapsed and fell cow was “getting the works” in to the street today, Killing one the lingo of the beauty ' shop. person, Injuring 12 and smashing. Horns were being polished to a

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