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The porch on which the world's most representative Jersey cattle breeders
have gathered and discussed Jersey "politics"

HOW TO REACH COOPERSBURG

Coopersburg, Pa., is on the Bethlehem Branch of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway, 11 miles south of Bethlehem and
46 miles north of Philadelphia. Good connections can be made with trains from all directions, either at Philadelphia or Beth-
lehem.

Coopersburg is also reached via Lehigh Valley Traction Lines, from Philadelphia and Allentown. (See opposite page for
time of Interurban cars from Philadelphia and Allentown to Coopersburg.) Allentown is on the Lehigh Valley Railroad and
Central Railroad of New Jersey, four miles west of Bethlehem. From Allentown, a delightful trolley ride of 8 miles over the
Lehigh Mountain lands you at the "Linden Grove" residence.

It will be of evident advantage, to those who attend the sale, to take an evening train on the previous day to Allentown,
Pa., stopping there over night; thence by early morning trolley from Allentown to Coopersburg, arriving in ample time for
breakfast and to inspect the cattle before the sale begins.

THE FOLLOWING STEAM ROUTES ARE SUGGESTED:

From Chicago and Toronto, via Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley Railroads, connecting at Bethlehem and Allentown.
From Chicago via New York Central Lines and Lehigh Valley Railroad, with connections at Bethlehem and Allentown.
From Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Rochester, via Lehigh Valley Railroad, connecting at Bethlehem and Allentown.
From New York via Lehigh Valley Railroad or Central Railroad of New Jersey, connecting at Bethlehem and Allentown.
From New York via Pennsylvania Lines, connecting at Philadelphia.
From St. Louis and Cincinnati via Baltimore and Ohio, connecting at Philadelphia.

From Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louisville, via Pennsylvania Lines, connecting at Philadelphia.
From Central New Jersey and some points in Eastern Pennsylvania, a closer connection can be made via Jenkintown, Pa.
(Philadelphia and Reading Railroad), than by going into Philadelphia.

CONSULT SCHEDULES OF THESE ROADS FOR TIME OF TRAINS AND CONNECTIONS

ADDITIONAL STOPS AT COOPERSBURG.— Special arrangements have been made with the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway, whereby through trains from Philadelphia (Reading Terminal) at 7.00 A. M., 8.30 A. M. and 12.30 P. M., reaching
Coopersburg at 8.13 A. M., 9.53 A. M. and 1.57 P. M., and from Bethlehem at 7.15 P. M., reaching Coopersburg at 7.31 P. M.,
will stop at Coopersburg on day of sale. (These are in addition to the numerous trains in each direction which stop regularly.)

TRAINS LEAVING COOPERSBURG IN THE EVENING ON DAY OF SALE

For Philadelphia. For Bethlehem.

Leave Coopersburg 6.27 P.M. 7.22 P.M. Leave Coopersburg 6.00 P.M. 6.45 P.M. 7.59 P.M.

Arrive Philadelphia 8.09 P.M. 8.45 P.M. Arrive Bethlehem 6.25 P.M. 7.00 P.M. 8.20 P.M.

THROUGH PARLOR CARS RETURNING TO NEW YORK CITY ON EVENING OF SALE
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Coopersburg at 6.45 P. M., connecting at Bethlehem with Central Railroad of New Jersey:

Leaves Coopersburg 6 . 45 P. M.

Arrives New York City 9 45 P. M.

(This train connects at Bethlehem with train reaching Harrisburg at 10.10 P. M., making a good connection
with the Pennsylvania Lines for west-bound passengers.)

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS. — There are large and excellent hotels at Allentown and Bethlehem, where visitors en route
to sale are sure of good accommodations. The Hotel Allen, at Seventh and Hamilton Streets, and the American Hotel, at Sixth
and Hamilton Streets (both in Allentown), are within a short distance from where the trolley cars leave for Philadelphia, and
which land passengers at the "Linden Grove" residence. Mention our name to any of the clerks at these hotels. There are
three hotels at Coopersburg.

The American Express Company, operating upon the lines of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway and the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, has unexcelled facilities for transporting live stock, parcels, baggage and valuables between all points with speed and
safety. Rates always as low as those of any responsible express company. Mr. M. S. Landis, the Philadelphia and Reading
agent, represents the American Express Company at Coopersburg.

"LINDEN GROVE" Farm adjoins the Philadelphia and Reading Railway station at Coopersburg, and the stables are within
fifteen minutes' walk from the depot. The Lehigh Valley Traction Line passes our very door, where all cars will stop on Decora-
tion Day. It will afford us great pleasure to show the herd to any one interested in cattle.

T. S. COOPER & SONS.

INDEX TO ANIMALS IN THE SALE

No.
Agatha's Oxford Fern Beauty,

3*3282 78

Alabama's Eminence, 353216 L9

Aldan's Pretty Lena, 307176 125

Ashley Belle of Lehigh, 319707.. . . 110

Beatrice Nicolle, 257114 139

Benedictine's Noble Lady, 310531 126

Boutilliere's Oxford Girl, 353254 . . 93
Bright Prince's Brown Viola, 353-

215 82

Carine's Fern, 353247 31

Castor's Black Beauty, 353208. ... 72
Combination's Gamboge Nancy,

310529 39

Combination's Lady Carita, 353-

212 11

Combination's Pretty Maid, 353-

266 10

Combination's Speckled, 310530.... 38

Cowslip's Beauty of Trinity, 308- '

373 123

Cowslip's Cymbeline, 353231 25

Cowslip's Fairy Pride, 353242 23

Cowslip's Magdeline, 325734 124

Dolly of Oaklands, 353286 88

Dorothy's Noble Fern, 353250 66

Easel's Pretty Rose, 353223 21

Faithful You'll Do, 353224 74

Fern Beauty, P. 18914, H. C 77

Fern's Bonita, 353238 67

Fern's Glittering Pride, 353245. ... 28

Fern's Handsome Maid, 325732.. . . 112

Fern's Lucy Belle, 319714 Ill

Fern's Noble Christmas Gift, 307-

243 68

Fern's Noble Fanny, 347986 30

Gala Rose's Gilbert, 120892 8

Gamboge's Grisette, 353233 42

Gamboge's Ixia, 235192 35

Gamboge's Lady of St. Martin,

269787 44

Gamboge's Nancy, 306596 37

Gamboge's Queen Primrose, 318-

385 43

Gamboge's Skylark, 306561 40

Goddington's Cocotte, 342503 71

Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193 H

Golden Bonita, 353234 24

Golden Fern of Linden, 84011 E

Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. A

Golden Fern's Merry Fly, 353241 . . 26

Golden Fern's Minnie, 306933 121

Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755 5

Golden Fern's Nuriel, 353280 90

Golden Fern's Oxford Dawish,

353287 132

Golden Fern's Oxford Rosy, 310528 122

No.
Golden Fern's Reception, 347985. 27
Colden Ivy of Oaklands. 353283.. . 51

Golden Maid's Bonnie, 353219 15

Golden Noble's M.iisa, 326752 60

Golden Plum's Viola, 202196 107

Hetty's Golden Maid, 353220 83

Hillside Golden Rod, 353267 22

Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860 C
Ixia's Fancy Sultan, 126788 47

Jennie You'll Do, 353255 87

Jolly Sultan of Lindeni 120838 .... G
Jolly Sultan's Ashley Queen,

353237 20

Laura You'll Do, 306610 114

Lena's Golden Maid, 348102 84

Lord Aldan's Black Beauty,

306577 ' 14

Lucy Pearl of St. John, 306628 81

Lucy's Champion Princess, 353207.. 80

Lucy's Prince's Rowena, 353214 . . 79

Mabel's Lady Mary, 325735 104

Mabel's Raleigh's Ixia, 319716 36

Mabel's Sweet Secret, 342987 103

Maiden of Grouville, 349265 106

Maid of Alene, 353210 33

Maufant's Cowslip, 353229 105

Minette's Sultana, 324990 128

Mon Plaisir Graceful Lady, 344009 16

Mrs. Oak You'll Do, 347984 117

New Wave, 353273 9

Noble's Bessy of Oaklands, 269790 75

Noble's Jolly Cowslip, 353249 18

Noble's Jolly Sultan, 97181 F

Noble's Pretty Carnation, 276822 32

Oaklands Cowslip, 353218 34

Oakland's Oxford Rose, 306925. ... 135

Oxford Ada of Oaklands, 353275 . . 98

Oxford Daffodil, 353222 17

Oxford Dawish, 353236 131

Oxford Fair, 353268 57

Oxford Ixia Fancy, 252184 45

Oxford Millie You'll Do, 353270. . . 137

Oxford's Handsome Nattie, 344012 95

Oxford's Handsome Pearl, 344006. 116

Oxford's Maggie Cannon, 289458 . . 55

Oxford's Pansy Dear, 288721 52

Oxford's Pretty Nattie, 353239.. . . 96

Oxford Sultane's Prince, 126786. . . 7

Oxford's Wexford Spot, 289464.. . . 48

Oxford Viola of Oaklands, 353276. 85

Pretty Clarencia, 353256 13

Pretty Sweet Bread, 353278 59

Priscilla's Sultan, 126916 2

Raleigh's Finance, 353205 99

Raleigh's F i n a n c e's Daughter,

—353284 100

No.

Raleigh's Japanese Fern, 353243.... 29
Ravachol's Golden Beatrice,

326286 140

Sensation's Cocotte, 326760 70

Sultana's Ashley Prince, 128972... 3

Sultana's Fancy Ixia, 307178 46

Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180 B

Sultana's Jolly Lass, 310534 64

Sultana's Oxford Bayleaf, 306717 65

Sultana's Oxford Crocus, 319711.... 127
Sultana's Oxford Moonbeam,

306716 63

Sultana's Skylark, 126790 41

Sultana's Stockwell Belle, 310532.. 62

Sultana's Vernonia, 262194 61

Sultan's Belle of Steinsburg, 324991 129

Sultan's Cocotte, 252146 69

Sultan's Finance's Daughter,

353285 101

Sultan's Martina, 353213 12

Sweet Bread's Oxford Fern,

140203 1

The Owl's Oxford You'll Do,

122759 6

Trial's Sultan, 126793 4

Vesta's Vicky's Daughter, 353281.. 102

Viola's Bessy, 307177 76

Viola's Dairylike, 324989 142

Viola's Golden Fern, 77393 D

Viola's Golden Pansy, 344300 53

Viola's Pretty Wyandotte, 319710 113

Viola's Union Maid, 325733 143

Warder's Syren 2d, 273419 141

You'll Do Juillette, 353269 73

You'll Do's Benefit, 353257 58

You'll Do's Brown Beauty, 353271 133

You'll Do's Champion Ivy, 353251 50

You'll Do's Golden Fleece, 353221 115

You'll Do's Grey Beauty, 353263. 138

You'll Do's Grey Daisy, 353232. . . 120

You'll Do's Grey Princess, 353258. 94

You'll Do's Harriet, 353253 49

You'll Do's Lady Kilburn, 310535 92

You'll Do's Lassie, 353261 97

You'll Do's Lottie, 353272 134

You'll Do's Magdalene, 353259 56

You'll Do's Monica, 353260 136

You'll Do's Nuriel, 353228 89

You'll Do's Oxford Ixia, 347620. . . 46*

You'll Do's/)xford Viola, 353262 . . 130

You'll Do's Pretty Pet, 353235 91

You'll Do's Pretty Rose, 353265.. . 86

You'll Do's Sarah, 344299 54

You'll Do's Society Girl, 353248. .119

You'll Do's Sweet Heart, 353252. . 118

You'll Do's True Love, 353279. ... 109

You'll Love, 353288 108

ILLUSTRATIONS

See No.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101 57

Agatha's Oxford Lass, P. 11386,

H. C 56

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C 22

Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498,

H. C 21

Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430.... 85

Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C. C

Golden Fern of Linden, 84011 E

Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C,

Head of (colored plate)

third page of cover

Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H.C.. 25

See No.

Golden Sultana, 146282 B

Jennie You'll Do, 353255 50, 87

Jolly Sultan's Ashley Queen.353237 20

Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C 26

Lady Vernonia, 195785 61

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C 2

"Linden Grove" Office (colored

plate) last page of cover

"Linden Grove" Calves to Texas,

Remarkable Movement of A

Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H.C... L9
Noble's Jolly Sultan, P. 4156, H.

C F

See No.

Oxford Ever, P. 8370, H.C C, 51

Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. C, 88
Oxford You'll Do, Four daughters

of 50

Oxford's Maggie Cannon, 289458 . . 55
Oxford's Wexford Spot, 2S9464.. . . 48

Raleigh's Sarah, 252134 54

Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180 B

You'll Do's Benefit, 353257 50, 58

You'll Do's Harriet, 353253 49

You'll Do's Pretty Pet, 353235.... 50
You'll Do's Pretty Rose, 353265. .50, 86

PLEASE BRING THIS CATALOG WITH YOU TO THE SALE, AS THE

NUMBER PRINTED IS LIMITED

IMPORTATIONS OF

JERSEY CATTLE

Per Steamer Mesaba (Atlantic Transport Line) to New York,
August 5, 1915, and October 31, 1915,

and a few animals from previous importations.

Also some home bred cattle, bred from the very choicest imported parents.

THE PROPERTY OF

T. S. COOPER & SONS

"Linden Grove," COOPERSBURG, PA.

Coopersburg is on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 43 miles north of Philadelphia ; 98 miles west of New York
City; 11 miles south of Bethlehem, Pa., and 8 miles south of Allentown, Pa.

IMPORTANT

Breeders are requested to make themselves known at the office on arrival, where information

will be given them that may prove valuable. Also to ask for list of

births and services since catalog has gone to press.

TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION

AT THE HOME OF THE OWNERS

TUESDAY (Decoration Day), MAY 30, 1916

NO POSTPONEMENT on account of weather.
If disagreeable, cattle will be sold in the sale pavilion. It is the intention to start the sale, as usual, in the forenoon,

about 10.30 to 11 o'clock.

LEANDER F. HERRICK, Sale Manager

Copyright, 1916, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE

Terms Cash. Twenty-five per cent, to be paid in cash immediately after the animal is sold, or the sale may be de-
clared void, at option of the seller. The balance of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, and be-
fore the animal is delivered; and, if the balance is not paid or satisfactorily secured within said time, the twenty-five
per cent, will be forfeited as an agreed liquidation for damages, and the sale to be void.

Warranties. When an animal is warranted, the fact and particulars of the warranty will be proclaimed from the
auction stand, otherwise animals are sold with all faults and defects, and nothing warranted except right and title to
the property. Care will be taken, however, that all known defects will be set out in the catalog, or stated by the auc-
tioneer. In case typographical or other errors are discovered, the auctioneer will announce them, and a memorandum
will be kept of such corrections, which will take precedence over the printed matter in this catalog. Buyers are, there-
fore, cautioned to pay attention to the auctioneer's announcements.

Pedigrees. All the cattle are entered in the Herd Register of the American Jersey Cattle Club, and application for
transfer will be furnished with each animal. Should exceptions occur they will be announced at the time of sale, unless
the catalog indicates them by the omission of the registry number. Beyond the fact that the pedigrees have been ac-
cepted for registry, and that care has been exercised to have them correct to the best of the ability of the seller, no
representations are made regarding them and nothing warranted.

Bids. Where there are two or more claimants for a deciding bid, and the auctioneer is in doubt whose bid was
heard, the question may be settled by putting up the animal for advance bids. After the first bid is made, no advance
of less than $10 each will be taken, except on young calves, when a special limit will be announced.

Delivery and Keeping. Buyers must procure from our bookkeeper, for each animal purchased, a separate order on
the seller, and orders so obtained should be placed in the hands of the person or agent who is to remove the animals.
Buyers assume all expenses and risk on animals after they are struck down.

Bidders not present may send their bids or instructions to buy, to Mr. Leander P. Herrick, our sale manager, who
will take charge of such bids and use them as if he were buying for himself.

LEANDER F. HERRICK, Sale Manager

CREDIT

While the terms of Sale are CASH, special credits of three to twelve months will be given to responsible parties, by
the same giving bankable notes with approved security, bearing interest from date. So that no detention may take
place at day of sale, parties are respectfully requested to communicate with us before day of sale. Where notes are ac-
cepted for certain animals, the transfers will be held until the notes are paid.

T. S. COOPER & SONS

ON THE PAGES IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING WILL BE FOUND SOME READING MATTER THAT WILL BE OF
INTEREST AND VALUE TO PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS OF JERSEY CATTLE.

ORDER OF SALE

The cattle will be sold as nearly as possible in the succession as their pedigrees are arranged in the catalog. There
will be some slight deviation, however, to bring animals into the ring with their dams or other relatives.

This explanation is made so that visitors who may find it necessary to absent themselves at any hour during the
sale, will ascertain if any certain animals they may want are to be sold out of the order of printed catalog.

The position of an animal in the catalog has no reference whatever to its individual quality or value. Some people
have the mistaken idea that the first animals are not high class, thinking the quality arises and reaches a climax in the
middle, tapering off again toward the last. That is all wrong. There are just as good and desirable animals on the back
pages as there are anywhere in the catalog. "Something must be last," and many of the "back numbers" are among
our best cattle.

Withdrawals — We reserve the right to withdraw any animal not in sale condition, as heretofore we have suffered
loss, and in some cases the buyers have been dissatisfied, because of animals which have not acclimated.

Latest services of females are published on a separate sheet, to be circulated on sale day. Visitors should inquire
for them of the manager of sale, Mr. L. P. Herrick. A number of cows have freshened since catalog went to press, and
in some cases have been bred to one of our great bulls.

Buyers unable to attend the sale, and wishing to send bids on any of the animals, may entrust their business to
either Mr. M. D. Munn, president of the American Jersey Cattle Club, St. Paul, Minn.; Mr. L. F. Herrick, manager of sale,
Worcester, Mass.; Mr. Tom Dempsey, Westerville, Ohio; Mr. Hugh G. Van Pelt, Waterloo, Iowa; Mr. iS. N. Warren,
Spring Hill, Tenn.; Mr. Harry Jenkins, care "Linden Grove," Coopersburg, Pa., or any other of the many reliable Jersey
people who attend the sale. After May 25th, instructions should be addressed to them in care of T. S. Cooper & Sons.
Many prominent Jersey breeders of wide acquaintance and experience are always in attendance; and if buyers sending
instructions direct to us will name any such person of his acquaintance, we shall ascertain whether he is present, and if
so, place the matter entirely in his hands.

T. S. COOPER & SONS

HEALTH OF THE CATTLE

Dependable Tuberculin Test Certificate, Meeting Requirements of All States

EVERY ANIMAL OF SUFFICIENT AGE WILL BE TUBERCULIN TESTED SHORTLY BEFORE SALE, and certi-
ficate admitting to any State, provided free. This is not a compulsory test, though made by an officially approved vet-
erinarian. We are quite as anxious to keep our cattle free of disease as our purchasers or the authorities could possibly
be.

There has never been found on the Island of Jersey a single case of tuberculosis. After a very careful examination
of a large number of cattle on the Island by the government officials, and no tuberculosis discovered, the government an-
nounced that any cattle coming from the Island of Jersey could enter any port in America without being tested for tuber-
culosis.

Dr. Francis Bridge, of Philadelphia, for eighteen years State veterinarian, has tested our cattle regularly, and in 1911,
after testing 194 head without finding a trace of disease, issued a signed statement from which we quote:

I find them entirely free from this disease. Let me congratulate you upon the fine, healthy condition of your herd,
and its entire freedom from this disease, which I think is due in a great measure to the great care you take of your cat-
tle, and the well lighted and well ventUated condition of your stables.

FRANCIS BRIDGE.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

A TWO-YEARS' HARVEST-THE CREAM OF THE ISLAND

"We wonder how many Jerseys Mr. Cooper has brought over,'' remarks "The Jersey Bulletin," "in' his many importations?
They began in the early '80's, and for the past seventeen years he has not missed a year, and sometimes made
two importations in a season. How frequently they were made prior to 1899, we are not informed. It would
make interesting reading — a list of the prize winners, butter test cows and noted bulls, that have been imported
for 'Linden Grove.' This year's lot is, as usual, of the very first quality, nearly 80 per cent, of the cows being High-
ly Commended. Mr. Cooper seems to think it 'noblesse oblige' to capture the tops of the show rings and tests, if
he approves them individually. The standard in the past has been high, and this year will scale up to previous
sample. Those who keep tab on the prize winners at the Royal Shows may venture a pretty close guess as to the
identity of some of the shining lights of this year's importation."

THE "PLUMS" OF OUR LAST FIFTEEN AUCTIONS AT "LINDEN GROVE."

In our Decoration Day auctions alone (not counting private sales) we sold in fifteen successive years, 1900 to 1914, in-
clusive, 1,869 head of Jersey cattle, imported and home bred, for a total of $952,985, or an average of $509 per
head. It would require a big book to tell the "whole story" as "The Bulletin" suggests it, but a glance
at the name of the top-price animal in each auction will open the eyes of many.

IN 1900 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY GOLDEN SULTANA, 146282, at $1,600. Golden Sultana has three sons with
Register of Merit daughters, including Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, Grand Champion at National Dairy Show, 1911,
in service at "Linden Grove." One of her sons sold in our auction for $11,100, and an eight-months-old daughter
sold for $1,750. We paid $3,000 to get Golden Sultana back, seven years later, and sold her in 1910 for $3,700.

IN 1901 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY GOLDEN MON PLAISIR, 59936, at $3,500. Golden Mon Plaisir was First
at the Royal Island Show, 36 entries. He left 6 butter test daughters, and 5 sons with Register of Merit daughters.
Another of his sons produced the World's Record Public Butter Test Cow, Vesta's Daisy. Her dam was by Golden
Lad's Champion, imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our 1900 auction, to Mr. E. A. Darling, ex-President of the
American Jersey Cattle Club.

IN 1902 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY CHAMPION FLYING FOX, 61441, at $7,500. Flying Fox was First at the
Royal Show, 26 entries. He has 26 butter test daughters, and 43 sons with tested daughters — more than any other
bull of any breed, to our knowledge. We sold his dam, Sultana's Rosette, 149740, in 1900, for $900; and paid $2,250
for his sire, Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, when the bull was nine years old.

IN 1903 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY FORFARSHIRE, 64759, at $1,750. His purchaser might have sold him for a
splendid profit right after the sale. The late Mr. John A. Middelton, of Shelby County, Kentucky, often said he re-
gretted letting Forfarshire get away from him. Forfarshire won First Prize, Championship and Sweepstakes at St.
Saviour Show, 1901. He left 16 butter test daughters, four or more producing sons, and five untested daughters
that are dams of Register of Merit cows.

IN 1904 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY IMPORTED BLUE BELLE, 180234, at $3,600. Blue Belle was fourteen
years old. She left two butter test daughters, and five sons with tested daughters. She is grandam of Noble of Oak-
lands and Financial King; and great-grandam of Interested Prince, Guenon's Lad, etc. We paid $3,000 for the calf of
Blue Belle by Golden Fern's Lad. He has two daughters in Register of Merit, three sons and two daughters that have
produced Register of Merit cows.

IN 1905 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY EMINENT, 69631, at $10,000. Eminent twice won the "bull and progeny"
prize at the Royal Show on the Island. He left 81 butter test daughters (more than any other imported bull, and
second only to one American bred bull), and 25 producing sons. Nineteen untested daughters of Eminent have 22
daughters in the Register of Merit.

IN 1906 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY LADY VERNONIA, 195875, at $2,500. Lady Vernonia was Champion at the
Royal Jersey Show, and had won twelve other Firsts and Championships on the Island. Butter test at 9 years
2 months old, 15 lbs. 15 ozs. in seven days. She produced the successful sire, Vernonio, P. 3518, H. C, and is dam
of Lady Vernonia's Daughter, 213949, who has several distinguished progeny.

IN 1907 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY IMPORTED STOCKWELL, 75264, at $11,500. Stockwell now has 12 butter
test daughters and 8 or more bulls with official test daughters. He produced the winners of many first and champion
prizes. One of his sons (bred at "Linden Grove") sold as a calf for $810, and as a two-year-old for $2,100.

IN 1908 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY MAJESTY'S LADY HOUPLA, 213941, at $2,000. An Island prize winner.
Three years later she sold for $3,425. Register of Merit record, 706 lbs. 10 ozs. butter in 1 year. Her son, by same
sire as Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, sold at auction for $10,000.

IN 1909 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY VIOLA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 79314, at $11,000. Two years later he sold for
$13,000. He has 9 daughters in Register of Merit, and two sons with Register of Merit daughters, including Sultana's
Golden Jolly, 86180. One of his daughters on retest has made 512 lbs. 11 ozs. butter in 7 months. In same auction we
sold Raleigh's Fairy Boy for $8,200.

IN 1910 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY SULTANA'S OXFORD LAD, 76506, at $11,100. His dam, Golden Sultana
(also dam of Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180), sold at same time for $3,700. Sultana's Oxford Lad died in his prime;
he has four daughters in the Register of Merit. He has a son with four in Register of Merit.

IN 1911 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, 95700, at $15,000. His dam (also dam of Viola's
Golden Jolly) sold at same time for $7,000. Noble of Oaklands has 37 official test daughters, and 28 sons with tested
daughters. He sired the winners of hundreds of first and champion prizes. In same sale we sold Gamboge's Knight,
95698, for $6,700.

IN 1912 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY WARDER'S FAWN BEAUTY, 269772, at $3,200. She was Champion over
the Island (Blythwood Bowl) in August, 1911. Her tw^-year-old son sold for $400, and her heifer calf for $695, in the
same auction. The calf she was carrying won First at New Jersey State Fair, as a two-year-old. In same auction we
sold the World's Champion Public Butter Test cow, Imported Vesta's Daisy, 269760, for $2,700.

IN 1913 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY RALEIGH'S BEAUTY OF ST. MARTIN, 286978, at $2,050. She was a pub-
lic butter test cow on the Island, and her daughter, Lady Noble Fern, won First Prize at the Royal in May, 1913, in a
strong class, 23 heifers competing. Raleigh's Beauty of St. Martin is by Eminent's Raleigh, 60911 (sire of 48 tested
cows), he by Eminent, 69631.

IN 1914 OUR AUCTION WAS TOPPED BY CHAMPION GAUNTLET, 306582, at $2,725. She was Champion over the
Island (Blythwood Bowl) in August, 1913, winning First in her class of 55 entries. For championship she defeated
Alabama, a daughter of Golden Fern's Noble, who was first in her class of 58; Princess Emma (by Beechland's Cham-
pion), first in her class of 34; and two other first prize winners in classes of 37 and 74 entries.

WHBN EACH SINGLE YEAR PROVIDES SUCH "PLUMS" AS THESE, WHAT WILL TWO YEARS' HARVEST BE?

WE HAD NO AUCTION IN 1915.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, liMfi.

AN UNEXPECTED "PEEP-IN" AT "LINDEN GROVE."

TOM DEMPSEY,

Ohio.

Recently I had occasion to go to the A. J. C. Cluh office
on business, and quite unexpectedly stopped off at Coop-
ersburg in the morning and spent the day with the Coop-
ers.

Peter was laid up with lumbago, his first attack and
severe, so I could not see the bulls out on "dress parade."
Ralph, in the afternoon, ran the hand milk machine. That
was a pleasure to see.

"T. S." was here, there and everywhere, just like an
eighteen-year-old boy, from the typewriter down to the
cow barn, and I was told on the quiet by Mrs. "T. S." that
when they got "caught" at the barn, "T. S." can milk from
25 to 30 cows as quickly as any of the younger ones, bar-
ring Ralph. When I left at 10:20 that night "T. S." was
ready to make the rounds of the stables to see that every-
thing was in "ship shape" for the night.

I have attended nearly all of Mr. Cooper's auction sales,
and have made many other calls at frequent times, but I
know of none where the chances were all in my favor for
"Jersey gossip" as good as on this trip, and I enjoyed mv
visit immensely.

When I arrived, the first thing that Mr. Cooper said to
me was: "Well, you have caught me in my working
clothes." We both sat down by the open fireplace (as the
porch where so many other enthusiasts have loafed was
very inviting to "stay off)," and after an hour's chat, Mr.
Cooper excused himself to rattle off a few letters. Mr.
Cooper has in his office the most unique substitute as an
entertainer that it has ever been my pleasure to meet
anywhere. He calls it his "family bible" (who ever
thought he had time to read one), and when he gets busv
he will simply say, "Here is my family bible; try and
amuse yourself until I get back." Instead of being a bible,
they are the bound auction sale catalogs back to 1879
Nothing private in the Cooper office, and in these bound
catalogs are the sale advertisements of each sale, editorial
reports, cost of animals on the Island, amount realized at
auction, with the purchaser's name and address and start-
ling other information. As I turned one of the first pages
I said to myself, "This is certainly some of Cooper's 'cold
storage' matter that he has promised to give to the read-
ers of The Jersey Bulletin during the winter months "
There are very few left who attended the Cooper auction
sales in Madison Square Garden thirty-five years ago, and
Jerseys in those days were held in as high esteem as the
Jerseys of today. The first I laid my eyes on was the
pedigree of old Pedro 3187, with the footnote that read as
follows: "Bought of Miller & Sibley, Franklin, Pa Febru-
ary, 1882, for $10,000. Then six years old, lived and was
useful at 'Linden Grove' until nineteen vears old. Bur-
ied beside his first wife, Marjoram 2d." Pedro made Mr.
Cooper more money than any bull he ever owned.

Hurriedly looking through some of the catalogs I notic-
ed that Mr. Cooper paid on the Island thirty-odd years ago
for many a cow, from £150 to £300, and he has 'often told
me he never lost any money on a good animal.

Further on in the 1883 catalog, I noticed that he paid
£1,000 ($5,000) on the Island for the young cow Khedive's
Primrose; those were in the days of Coomassie. In one
of the front pages I noticed that Mr. Cooper sold in the
1883 sale, 21 granddaughters of the famous old Coomassie
at an average of $2,030. It was in the same sale that Mr
Cooper sold 119 head for an average of $952.68. Mr Wm
Rockefeller, Mr. James Stillman, Mr. W. K. Vanderbilt
and other noted breeders were purchasers at the sale.

Just as I was getting interested in one of the old cata-
logs, where mention was made in the pedigree of Young
Garenne (another granddaughter of Coomassie), purchas-
ed on the Island from Judge Chas. F. Dorey, owner of
Coomassie, for £300 ($1,500) and her selling at auction,
with her yearling heifer and a bull calf that she carried
at the time of purchase, for $7,335, Mr. Cooper came to
the door and shouted, "Now for the cow barn." As anx-
ious as I was to see the cattle, I was wishing I could as-
certain more about what was done in the days of Coomas-
sie. Think of Oxford Kate (another granddaughter of old
Coomassie) selling at one of Mr. Cooper's auction sales

thirty-five years ago for $3,550, and this was before she
made her official test of 39 lbs. 12 oz. butter in seven days.

I was anxious to know all about Tormentor, the great
son of Khedive, P. 103, H. C, and grandson of the immort-
al Coomassie, and turning back to the 1881 catalog I read
a footnote on one of the daughters of Tormentor that Mr.
Cooper sold in that sale. "One of Mr. Nicholas Arthur's
sweetest of Young Roses, by Tormentor. Tormentor can
not help but prove a wonderful sire; by the great Khedive,
and out of Angela, F. 1607, H. C. (Queen of Darkness), the
grandest and typiest cow I have ever seen; age forbids,
otherwise no price would prevent me from taking this re-
markable cow to America."

Tormentor made Jersey history in Tennessee, and his
blood has done great things in many other herds.

Linden Grove in December and May are two different
propositions. In December the cattle are in their working
clothes supplying a Philadelphia cream trade. In May,
"but what's the use," we all marvel at the transformation.

It is the same old story, and I could tell you of many
wonderful cows. There are daughters of Golden Fern's
Noble in milk that make one's mouth water. Also a bunch
of seven heifers by the same sire, three of these with their
dams, are enough to make "music" for any sale, and to
get you interested I will tell you what they are.

One is out of Raleigh's Finance, P. 13426, H. C. (by
Mabel's Raleigh), a great prize winner on the Island, with
a public butter test of 559 lbs.

The second heifer is out of Sultan's Finance, P. 1410,
H. C. (by Sultan of Oaklands). First prize winner over
the Island several times, as well as Blythwood bowl win-
ner and challenge cup.

The third is out of Golden Oxford Ivy, P. 18829, H. C.
(by Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C), winner of first prize
over the Island in class of sixty-seven in 1914; first prize,
winner over the Island in class of seventy-six in 1915;
also winner of Theatre challenge cup, as best female in
the show, May, 1915.

What I want to tell you of is this. The daughters of
Oxford You'll Do, of which there are some sixty odd, I
saw enough to convince me that Oxford You'll Do, "will
do."

Oxford Wexford Spot (daughter of Oxford You'll Do) is
one of the greatest cows that I have seen, and will be a
formidable candidate for the late fall shows next fall. She
has been fresh about two months and I watched Mr. Ralph
Cooper milk over twelve quarts of milk from her. After
milking, her udder, which is near perfect when extended,
is soft and pliable. She is the type and kind that is the
aim of every jreal breeder.

Standing next in line was Oxford's Miss Oak, just fresh,
also by Oxford You'll Do, carrying the largest udder I ever
saw on a young cow. It was not only large, but beautiful
in conformation, with large and beautifully placed teats.
She looks good for over 700 lbs. of butter. The Terrells
are to be congratulated on securing her bull calf.

Boutillier's Oxford Girl, another daughter of Oxford
You'll Do, is a beauty. Her dam is the grand old cow,
Boutilliere, with nearly 800 lbs. of butter, and the dam of
Mr. Hal Hill's great show bull, Boutillier's Noble.

On the opposite side of the barn were six daughters of
Oxford You'll Do in a row, and Mr. Cooper came along
about this time and asked which was my pick of the six.
I selected Golden Oxford Ivy, and Mr. Cooper told me that
I had won the prize, telling me that any bull that can
sire an animal that will win, not only first prize over the
Island in a class of seventy-six and the Theatre challenge
cup, as the best female of the show, is not to be "sneezed"
at, and I guess he is about right.

There are three things that stand out very prominently
about the daughters of Oxford You'll Do.

First, I did not see a single short teated one in the lot.

Second, they do not mature as readily as some, not
reaching their best until five years of age.

Third, and most valuable, their pronounced dairy ca-
pacity.

I would like to tell you of the Nobles. Gamboge Knights,
Oxford Majestys, Oxford Knight, and of the bull barn, in
which is housed the greatest lot of herd bulls in the world

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

WHERE IS THAT JEWEL, CONSISTENCY?

T. S. COOPER,

Pennsylvania.

The following is a copy of a letter recently recei\ id
from the worthy secretary of the American Jersey Cattle
Club, which I beg of you to publish and allow me space
for some remarks .concerning the subject matter. The
Club's cash register has rung up the balance in Coopers-
burg dollars, the cattle are registered, and that part of
the incident is closed.

Office of

The American Jersey Cattle Club,

324 West 23d St.,

New York, March 25, 1916.
Mr. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.:

Dear Mr. Cooper — We have checked up your papers and
find that the full amount of fees thereon is $2,816, there
being seventy-nine entries at $35 each, five at $10 each,
and entry of one dead animal $1.

The amount now to your credit on the books of the Club
is $279.50, so that the amount required to cover the fees
on the papers is $2,530.50.

Very Truly Yours,

R. M. GOW, Secy.

A cow jockey or trader could have gone out into the
country and bought up eighty-five miserable calves from
registered parents, and received from the Club for $170
the same price as I received on eighty-five imported cat-
tle for $2,816 (except some additional clerical work). If
he chanced to be a member of the Club, it would cost him
only $85.

In addition to this lot of eighty-five, we had a short
time previously registered eleven others from the same
importation at $35 each, making a grand total of $3,201
for ninety-six head. They include twenty-two cows with
official butter tests for various periods of duration, from
twenty-four hours (public) to more than one year. Eleven
of them had won prizes on the Island, four of the eleven
being also butter test cows.

These Island tests are as well authenticated as our Reg-
ister of Merit records. In fact, I consider the Island public
test, even though for only twenty-four hours, a more se-
vere trial of cow's stamina than any home made test can
be. I wonder how many American bred cows, registered
for one or two dollars, could stand up to the test of Nur-
sie, the silver medal winner that we imported some years
ago and sold for $2,200, and whose daughter (also import-
ed by us) is the highest testing Register of Merit daugh-
ter of Leda's Golden Lad? Nursie, 300 days after calv-
ing, made 2 lbs. 7% oz. of churned butter in twenty-four
hours, when within ninety days of next calving. This in
public test, on the open show-grounds, conducted under
the closest scrutiny of rival interests, without chance for
error or fraud, the day after the cows have walked or
been carted from their several homes, often a distance of
eight to twelve miles. How absurd that we must pay a
high tax to bring such cows to America when the pages
of the Herd Register carry multitudes of entries at a dol-
lar a head that do not pay for their keep.

In The Jersey Bulletin of April 5th there appeared the
rules and regulations governing the long-time or lacta-
tion tests conducted by the Royal Jersey Agricultural So-
ciety on the Island. It will be noted that these are not
tests of selected and prepared cows, but that the entire
herd must be tested under every-day treatment or the own-
er can not enter. No extra feed can be given, and in most
cases these tests are made on grass alone.

What account is taken of the feed in tests on this side?
None. A cow may be forced until the food costs more
than the butter is worth. Is it fair that the gross pro-
ducts of a Jersey weighing 1,100 lbs. be compared with
those from one to two-thirds her size, and not count the
cost of feed? We have in mind a "little" Oxford You'll
Do cow that is just completing her year's work and will
make over 90n lbs. butter as a four-year-old. She did not
weigh over 800 lbs. when the test began. Will not such a
cow consume much less feed than a big 1.000-lb. or 1,100-
lb. cow? And she is so persistent a worker that they ex-
pect her to make 10 lbs. more butter fat in her thirteenth
month than she did the first month of her test.

The high fee for imported Jerseys, it is claimed, was
imposed to prevent the bringing over of inferior speci-
mens. What steps have been taken to keep out of the

Herd Register inferior specimens that multiply in thou-
sands of American barnyards? It is nothing short of out-
rageous. I have quietly submitted and been silent for
years — perhaps because my thoughts would not look well
in print. 1 have just added up the amount of fees paid to
the Club on 1,651 imported animals since the year 1900,
and find the total $36,925. The same number of home
bred animals could have been registered for $1,651, re-
gardless of quality. This is not the whole story. We im-
ported many others, but the certificates, which act as a
receipt from the Club for the amount paid in each case,
are not easily accessible, and I do not care to make an
estimate of the actual total. This figure does not include
the fees on hundreds of our own breeding, nor our impor-
tations prior to 1900 back into the early '80's. Shall I
say "the worm has turned?"

In 1885, when the fee was "jumped" to $100, we declared
we would stop, and did stop importing for fifteen years.
Older breeders remember quite well what happened dur-
ing the interval. They will not soon forget the depression
from 1885 to 1900. And is it just a coincidence that the
business revived upon the resumption of our imported Jer-
sey auctions in 1900?

The high fee is no protection against inferiority. In the
year ending December 1, 1915, the American Jersey Cattle
Club registered 32,159 head. Granting that they have
some lower class animals on the Island, it would take all
their stock to equal the American registrations. An Am-
erican bred scrub can be put upon the market for a dollar
or two in registration fee. The Island scrub must be
brought over at great expense, often exceeding the cost
of the animal. If an importer should be so short-sighted
as to bear this expense to bring over as poor an individual
as he can buy around home, then some Island scrubs will
creep into the books. While one gets in from the Island,
how many scrubs will get in among the 32,000 home bred
animals that are registered without question? In import-
ing, a degree of quality is automatically maintained, to a
great extent, simply because of the labor and expense of
transportation; while there is no such deterrent to the
admission of home bred scrubs.

No importer with any business sense will bring out
poorer cattle than he can find in America. For myself, I
have too high a regard for the" Jersey as a cow to fool
time away with that sort of stock. It does not pay, and
there is no satisfaction in it — which is quite as important
to me. Those who know my ideals will agree that I would
never knowingly import a "scrub" if I were well paid for
it, much less invest the expense money and bring upon my
head the condemnation of friends whose good opinion is
worth more than the price they pay for cattle.

Our operations here at "Linden Grove" for forty-two
years; our successful sales, attracting recruits to the Jer-
sey ranks who in many cases become prominent as breed-
ers; and the great records made by cattle of our importa-
tions and their descendants, both in the shows and in
the butter tests; are declared by leading Jersey
authorities to have been a stimulus to the industry.
I could name breeders by the dozen, of the highest stand-
ing and intelligence, who have expressed this sentiment
in terms of emphasis which it would not be in good taste
for me to repeat. Often it has been stated that the two
most important events in Jerseydom are the annual meet-
ings of the American Jersey Cattle Club and the Cooper
Decoration Day auctions. They are regarded as "fixed
feasts" of the year. Beginners, who anticipate taking up
some dairy breed, come here to our auctions, sit on the
fence, and absorb more Jersey inspiration and information
than they can get from books. Some have called it a "Jer-
sey school."

In our advertising we have demonstrated unquestionably
that we handle the highest class of cattle, both as to pedi-
gree and individuality. Recently we showed that in our
past auctions we h:id sold from "Linden Grove" the lush
est testing daughters of thirty great bulls. We mentioned
only thirty because there was not more room on the
page. (I do not know how many others might have been
added to the list.) Later we showed that out of eighteen
grand champion winners (males and females) at nine Na-
tional Dairy Shows, fourteen were of "Linden Grove"
blood, and three of the other four were so related that we
might almost have "made it unanimous." We are the
only breeders to have bred and exhibited a grand cham-
pion bull at the National Dairy Show— a feature that has

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

long been encouraged and supported by the American Jer-
sey Cattle Club, just as the Club encourages dairy per-
formance in which our cattle rank so high. "Linden
Grove" Jerseys appear to have been living up to the
Club's ideals pretty closely, and going somewhat ahead
of the Register of Merit average. Is it the determination
of the American Jersey Cattle Club to smash this institu-
tion and drive us out of business?

Why does not the Club live up to the teachings of the
score card which it formulated and adopted with a view
to cultivating beauty as well as performance? Look into
the show rings and observe the class of cattle that attracts
the public. They leave the big-headed, coarse-featured
cow with sloping rump and bunched teats, and turn to the
typy creature that follows the score card, carries a beau-
tiful udder with well set teats, capable of turning out as
much butter at a profit as the homely individual under
same treatment.

I am not attempting to dictate the policies of the Club.
Far from it. I have always kept my finger out of the politi-
cal pie. But I have the privilege of declining to pay furth-
er unless the fees for imported cattle are made more equit-
able as compared with the fees for registering American
bred Jerseys. The astonishing tax levied against the im-
porter is inconsistent and indefensible. There is no logic
to sustain it, otherwise I should continue to pay it with-
out a murmur, as I have for many years done in the hope
that some day a just rate for registration might prevail.
But it is quite plain that the American Jersey Cattle Club
does not want imported cattle. There is no other excuse
for the high tax. It is not surprising to me that the broad-
er and fairer policy of the Guernsey club toward importa-
tion is stimulating its growth and popularity where that
of the A. J. C. C. is working in another direction.

To show how the Guernsey club builds up instead of
tearing down, I quote from Mr. Jos. L. Hope's recent let-
ter. Mr. Hope, who stands as high as anybody else in
Guernsey circles, who has repeatedly judged the Guern-
seys at the National Dairy Show and other important ex-
hibitions, and whose Florham Farms herd is one of the
most noted in America, writes:

"The registry fee for imported Guernseys of both sexes
is $5 to members and $10 to non-members, and I have
never yet heard a word of opposition on the part of breed-
ers, either at Club meetings or elsewhere, to importations;
so far, sentiment seems to favor importations. I do not
think I should ever have the courage to pay the importa-
tion fees your Club charges."

(I shall only add, Watch the Guernsey smoke; is it go-
ing up, or down?)

If there is a man, in any part of the world, now in favor
of the present Jersey fee, who will come here and exam-
ine the ninety-six animals upon which we paid this $3,201,
and not confess that they should have been registered at
a nominal fee, I will pay for his time, all the expense of
his trip, take off my hat and say that I have not learned
anything about cattle breeding in forty-two years but have
been looking at it from a wrong angle.

1 can not now recall ever having made a bet for money,
so that I can scarely be dubbed a "gambler;" but I should
be willing to wager $20,000 or upward that there are fifty
imported cows in milk in our stables, catalogued for the
next auction, that can earn more money between now and
sale day than the same number of cows from any two
herds that have been registered for a one or two-dollar
fee. As this is an argument between Island and American
cattle, I do not refer to those great herds of imported ani-
mals or close descendants from importation. The propo-
sition bars such cows as "look through Island spectacles."
Few of the imported cows at "Linden Grove" are acclimat-
ed, yet I am willing the test shall start today.

If the editor of The Jersey Bulletin will allow me space,
and the breeders want to know, it would afford me pleas-
ure to enlighten some of the later generation of breeders
as to what great animals have come from the Island of
Jersey in the past forty years and made history in Am-
erican butter testing. And I predict that in fifteen years
the importations of this decade will leave an impress on
American stock which will cause the future breeder to in-
quire, where would the American Jersey be today without
continued importations?

Members of the American Jersey Cattle Club, let's play
ball, and be fair. I believe I have a just cause for com-

plaint. Once before I intimated that the "Linden Grove"
business would have to stop unless the fee was reduced.
We even advertised the place for sale. It was not my
wish, but it was forced upon me. However, my sons were
anxious to maintain the establishment for which we had
worked so long and so hard, and the Jersey cow has been
good to us. But the situation is different now; to para-
phrase a noted statesman, I am "willing to pay thousands
for cows, but not another cent for tribute."

REGARDING ISLAND CATTLE.

Mr. Cooper's article starts again the fee question on
imported cattle, which is a hard problem to solve. If all
of the importations were equal to Mr. Cooper's it would
be easy, but to throw down the bars to cheap stuff, simply
because they come from the Island and are to be unloaded
as great animals, is as unfair as it is to register all trash
in this country. Few lines or families are all good or all
bad. A great producing Register of Merit dam may pro-
duce calves of no value whatever as producers or sires
of producers. I have bought at certain "imported" sales
in years gone by, but never felt that quality and condi-
tions were as good as Cooper's; and in several cases there
was little satisfaction in my purchases. But, in my own
case, Cooper made good, when I got a non-breeder. I
igain confess, I do not know how to settle the contention
except by having an inspection system; and then the claim
would be made of favoritism — or worse.

I do not think Mr. Cooper claims enough for Ayer &
McKinney-Cooper purchases, because Meridale cattle are
not forced to death, as I saw when there last summer.—
R. F. Shannon, Pennsylvania.

WOULD ENCOURAGE HIGH CLASS BREEDING

ESTABLISHMENTS.

PROF. HERBERT W. MUMFORD,

University of Illinois.

From the Jersey Bulletin, April 26, 1916.

I have just read with much interest the article by Mr.
T. S. Cooper concerning the fee for recording imported
Jerseys.

Unfortunately I am not a member of the American Jer-
sey Cattle Club and perhaps for this reason can speak
with less embarrassment than a member. I have, how-
ever, had some little experience in the breeding and hand-
ling of Jersey cattle. I have never happened to own an
imported Jersey that had not already been recorded but
I feel strongly that it is an injustice to ask men who have
the enterprise to import high class live stock — Jerseys or
other breeds — with which to build up our American herds
to pay a larger fee for recording them than would be nec-
essary, a& Mr. Cooper puts it, for recording any mediocre
American bred animal. Whether we are willing to admit
it or not, the frequent importation and sale of high class
Jerseys has its publicity side in which all breeders are
directly or indirectly interested.

In my judgment, there never was a time when the Jer-
sey cow or the Jersey breed was better able to meet the
demands of the dairy farmers of the country than now,
and yet breeders of Jerseys are obliged to sell their stock
at lower prices than the breeders of at least two other of
what might be called the leading dairy breeds.

For one I hope the time will never come when the Lin-
den Grove herd will cease to occupy a permanent place in
Jersey affairs. It is one of the live stock breeding estab-
lishments in this country that has earned not only a na-
tional but an international standing. The live stock breed-
ing interests of this country need more such establish-
ments and nothing should be done by any association or
club to discourage the continuance and the increase of
such establishments.

(The letters on this and two preceding pages are reprinted
from the Jersey Bulletin.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

I Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin nj October 6, 1015.)

"THE OLD, OLD STORY"

Grand Champions of Three State Fairs

The Blood That Flows Through "Linden Grove"

EARLY IN THE SEASON— AND MORE TO FOLLOW.

As this is written the season of the big fairs is just under way. We have seen only the reports that appeared in
The Jersey Bulletin of September 1, 8 and 15. By the time this is read, many other honors will have been won by ex-
hibitors who breed from the lines introduced through the "Linden Grove" herd. From the way it is starting out, it ap-
pears that the list of successes will be longer and stronger than in previous years. It ought to convince those who do
not already know

THAT THE SHORT CUT TO THE BLUE RIBBON IS ALONG THE "LINDEN GROVE" ROUTE.

AT THE INDIANA STATE FAIR (Mr. Henry S. Berry, judge) the Grand Champion bull was the yearling, Golden
Fern's Oxford, 120935, a surpassing individual bred at "Linden Grove" and sired by Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, who
is now in our bull stables. Golden Fern's Oxford, whose dam is by Golden Fern's Lad out of a full sister to the great
sire of Karnak, was sold in our 1914 auction to Dr. W. E. Hendricks, Martinsville, Ind., for $525. Doctor Hendricks
bought at the same time, Cowslip's Noble Welcome. 112526, who won First Prize in the two-year-old class at the In-
diana State Fair. He is by Cowslip's Golden Noble (imported by "Linden Grove") and his dam is a daughter of Ox-
ford You'll Do. (This calf cost the doctor only $110 — one of the extreme "bargains" found in every "Linden Grove"
auction.)

The Grand Champion cow at the Indiana State Fair was sired by Jolly's Brown Prince, 79400, a bull imported by
"Linden Grove" and sold in our 1908 auction for $175 as a four-months old calf, to the late Mr. Jno. A. Middelton, the
"father" of Jersey breeding in Shelby County, Kentucky. His dam was also imported by "Linden Grove" and sold to
Mr. George W. Sisson, Jr., of Potsdam, N. Y., for whom she milked 40 lbs. a day and produced a bull of which Mr. Sisson
said: "His get are of the truest Jersey type." One of his daughters was the First Prize heifer calf at New York State
Fair in 1911. Jolly's Brown Prince was exhibited in Kentucky by Mr. Middleton; won Junior Championship at Lexing-
ton as a calf in 1908, and other prizes. His progeny repeatedly won First Prize for "Get of Sire."

The Grand Champion Bull at OHIO STATE FAIR (Mr. Berry, judge) is not named in the report. The First Prize
aged bull and Senior Champion. Eminent's Fairy Duke, 112432, was bred at "Linden Grove." His sire, Eminent's Knight,
79331, was imported by us and sold in our 1913 auction for $500 to Mr. Richard H. Wainwright, of Rye, N. Y., who de-
clared after the sale he "would not take a thousand." His dam, Raleigh's Handsome Fairy, 252233, was sold in our
1912 auction for $410, to Mrs. S. T. Henning, owner of Allen Dale Farm, Shelbyville, Ky. Eminent's Fairy Duke was
lhampion at Virginia State Fair in 1914, and won First Prize in class at Virginia and New Jersey Fairs last fall.

The Grand Champion cow at Ohio State Fair, Oxford Tiddledywink, 252228, was imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our 1911 auction as a two-year-old, for $1,100 to Mr. F. E. Carr, West Park, Ohio. Two years later she was sold
with a two-days-old calf at foot for $1,235. In 1913 she was Champion at the West Virginia State Fair and Grand Cham-
pion at the great Forest City (Ohio) Fair. Her dam, Oxford Beauty of St. Saviour, 235161, was imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in our 1910 auction for $1,325, to Mr. H. V. Prentice, Worcester, Mass.

The First Prize for "get of sire" at Ohio State Fair was won by the progeny of Golden Fern's Pilot, 73492, a bull
bred at "Linden Grove" and sold in his dam to the late Hon. A. M. Bowman, Salem, Va. He was sired by "the old plum
tree." Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, who was in service five years at "Linden Grove." His dam. Flying Fox's Dis-
tinction, 187449, for whom Mr. Bowman paid $750, was by Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C, imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our 1902 auction for $7,500, to Mr. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. (This was thirteen years ago, yet the evi-
dences of the butter quality of this blood continue to pour in. Only within the past few months have iwo daughters of
Flying Fox qualified for the Register of Merit with 700-lb. records at advanced age). Golden Fern's Lad has 27 sons with
tested daughters in the Register of Merit. Flving Fox now has more than forty sons with tested daughters — A REC-
ORD UNAPPROACHED BY THAT OF ANY BULL OF ANY BREED.

The Grand Champion cow at IOWA STATE FAIR (Mr. Hugh G. Van Pelt, judge) was by Oxford Knight, full
brother to "the "Linden Grove" service bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. We imported their sire, Gamboge's Knight,
95698, and sold him in our 1911 auction for $6,700, to White Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa., who at the same time paid $1,750
each for seven of his daughters. Five of the seven are in the Register of Merit, Class A, with year's records averaging
670 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, at an average age of 5 years, 11 months. The other two are dams of official test cows with good
records. One of the latter is dam of Majesty's Oxford King, whose get won for Mr. R. W. Gibson the "premier breeder"
championship at Iowa State Fair, 1915.

The Grand Champion bull at Iowa State Fair was by a sire both of whose parents were imported by "Linden
Grove," viz.: Noble of Oaklands, 95700, sold in our 1911 auction for $15,000, to Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky., and
who now has thirty-seven tested daughters and twenty-eight sons with official test daughters. Raleigh's Brown Fon-
taine, 238440, who died at "Linden Grove." She is the dam of Fontaine's Chief, a Champion at the Royal Show and sire
of 12 tested cows; Noble's Fontaine, 2d at the Royal Show (38 entries) and sold for $1,500; and Noble's Raleigh, 82757,
sire of 1 in Register of Merit— all sired by Noble of Oaklands, above referred to.

The First Prize two-year-old bull at Iowa State Fair was bred at "Linden Grove." The Junior Champion female is
granddaughter of Oxford You'll Do. The Junior Champion bull is a grandson of Lord Brookhill's Julie, 235177, a public
butter test cow imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1910 auction to Mr. A. McC. Parker, Princeton, N. J.

BUY AT THE BLUE RIBBON FOUNTAINHEAD— TH E BLOOD THAT RAISES THE REGISTER OF MERIT

AVERAGE.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEYf CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin, December 22, 1915.)

The newspapers say of the Mississippi-Alabama Fair:
"CAPTAIN WRIGHT AND DOCTOR TURNER MADE THE BEST SHOWING!"

THEY SHOWED "LINDEN GROVE" CATTLE

If you want to be called up front by the judge, and receive favorable comment in the press, make your selections
from the breeding and importations of T. S. Cooper & Sons — the blood that dominates the world's show rings and the
"butter churn."

The Mississippi-Alabama Pair, held at Meridian, Miss., is declared by the newspapers and by visiting Jersey breed-
ers to have had "the finest lot of exhibition cattle ever assembled at one place in the South." The country was charg-
ed with Jersey enthusiasm. Mr. George W. Sisson, Jr., as judge, and Mr. Sam N. Warren represented the American Jer-
sey Cattle Club, supported by many of the distinguished Jersey people of the South, men and women of high repute, both
"old-timers" and new recruits. The newspapers have been especially attentive to this exhibition, its organization of Jer-
sey breeders, its brilliant banquet, and the wholesome Jersey spirit that pervades the South. We regret that distance
and home work prevented our attendance, but the "Linden Grove" cattle were there.

EVERY CLASS WAS TOPPED BY "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD.
Both Grand Champions Bred By T. S. Cooper & Sons. Junior Champion Bull out of a "Linden Grove" Bred Dam.

Junior Champion Female by a "Linden Grove" Bred Sire.

THE GRAND CHAMPION BULL.

"The division of Jerseys was very strong, containing the
cattle that had been winning all the way down from Louis-
ville to Birmingham," says a Meridian daily. "This
year a large crowd of breeders, gathered locally and from a
distance, witnessed the unerring work of the great judge,
Mr. George W. Sisson, Jr. The invincible bull, GOLDEN
PERN'S JOLLY, 100629, owned by Captain Wright, again
won Senior Championship and Grand Championship for
bulls."

Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, who also won the American
Jersey Cattle Club's Special Grand Championship, was
bred at "Linden Grove." He has won Grand Championship
for the past three years — every time shown — at the Missis-
sippi-Alabama Fair. (Has this been done by any other
bull of any breed?) He is a son of our peerless Grand
Champion bull, Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, and out of a
daughter of Golden Fern's Lad.

THE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE.

The report continues: "The great old Merry Gold of Mill-
brook, Grand Champion many times and holder of two
Gold Medals of the American Jersey Cattle Club, yielded
the Grand Championship this time to Dr. R. L. Turner's
wonderful heifer, MY LINDEN DUCHESS, 299164; al-
though Merry Gold of Millbrook and her stable companion,
Golden Massie, still kept their old places as First and
Second in a large field of cows five years old."

My Linden Duchess, 299164, the First Prize two-year-old,
Senior and Grand Champion, was bred at "Linden Grove."
Her sire, Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, was also bred at
"Linden Grove." Her dam, My Noble's Duchess, 252231
(pregnant with My Linden Duchess), was imported by
"Linden Grove" and sold in our 1912 auction for $800 to
Elmendorf Farm. My Linden Duchess, at the Mississippi-
Alabama Fair last year, was First Prize yearling and Juni-
or Champion. Her dam is one of the highest testing
daughters of Noble of Oaklands. Before leaving Elman-
dorf, My Linden Duchess was bred to the Grand Champion
bull, Algerian's Noble, 114870 (son of Noble of Oaklands,
imported by "Linden Grove"), and from this service drop-
ped a bull calf, Algerian Noble Prince, 131948. This calf
won First Frize in his class at Mississippi-Alabama Fair.

It shows what can be accomplished by breeding to the
right kind of blood.

Merry Gold of Millbrook and Golden Massie, the First
and Second Prize cows, were sired by Golden Lad's Guar-
anty, 60495 — a bull bred at "Linden Grove." Our adver-
tisement of September 22d refers to the previous winnings
of these cows, and of the sensational bull, Golden Fern's
Jolly.

THE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE.
"Mrs. Galbraith's splendid herd," says The Jersey Bulle-
tin report, "still held the Junior Championship, as she had
all down the line, with her Cowslip's Maid." The Junior
Champion female is a daughter of Cowslip's Golden Noble,
P. 4498, H. C, imported by "Linden Grove" and sold to
Mr. Ed. Lasater.

THE JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL.

Captain Wright's Junior Champion bull, winner of First
Prize in senior yearling class, has for dam the Register of
Merit cow, Pern's Viola, 237208, bred at "Linden Grove,"
who has 75 per cent. SAME BLOOD AS SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180. Pern's Viola is on re-test as a
five-year-old, and at last report had produced 672 lbs.
butter in 10 months.

OTHER BLUE RIBBONS FOR "LINDEN GROVE"
BLOOD.

First 2-year-old bull — grandson of Noble of Oaklands —
imported by us and sold for $15,000, and his dam for
$7,000.

First Senior bull calf — dam bred at "Linden Grove."

First Junior bull calf — a grandson of Noble of Oaklands,
dam bred at "Linden Grove."

First 3-year-old cow — dam a double granddaughter of
Golden Lad's Guaranty; sire by a bull from "Linden
Grove" parents. Second 3-year-old, same sire.

First and Second junior yearlings — by a grandson of
Gamboge's Knight, imported by "Linden Grove."

First senior heifer calf — sire and both his parents im-
ported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions.

First Junior heifer calf — by a son of Noble of Oaklands.
The late Capt. J. H. Wright, in a letter referring to our
advertisement of September 22d, (which is reprinted oppo-
site No. 2 of catalog), writes: "I had no thought of your
publishing my letter, or I would have given a further
account of other winnings of cattle bred by you at last
year's Mississippi-Alabama Fair. Doctor Turner won First
junior yearling with a daughter of Sultana's Golden Jolly,
86180, out of a cow imported by you. There were 13 mag-
nificent heifers in this ring. He won Junior Championship
with My Linden Duchess, who made up an udder that was
simply irresistible, otherwise I might have beaten him
with another daughter of Golden Fern's Jolly.

"I won First in class and Junior Championship with Co-
cotte's Golden Noble, 120669, a son of Viola's Oxford
Prince, 90527 (bred at "Linden Grove"), and Noble's Sen-
sation, P. 14844, H. C, imported by "Linden Grove." This
was a strong ring. Mr. Spann saw the most of these bulls
the year before, when they were calves, and said it was
the best lot of junior bull calves that had ever faced him.
The rings shown here last year were generally large and
strong, so that Mr. Graves remarked that it was the best
show of cattle he had seen at a State fair in many years."

"LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD NOT ONLY LEADS THE WORLD IN THE EXHIBITION RING, BUT IT MAKES BUT-
TER ECONOMICALLY AND RAISES THE REGISTER OF MERIT AVERAGE.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

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(Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin, January 20, 1916.)

LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD IN TENNESSEE

STATE FAIR JERSEY EXHIBIT HIGHLY PRAISED BY PRESIDENT M. D. MUNN OF THE AMERICAN JERSEY

CATTLE CLUB.

Reports of the great Nashville show indicate how general is the spread of "Linden Grove" Jerseys throughout the
State of Tennessee. Twenty different exhibitors, all Tennesseeans, showed an average of seven head each. In most
of the classes (where we have the breeding at hand) the Winners Were of "Linden Grove" blood.

In the Butter Contest, open to all breeds, conducted by the Tennessee Experiment Station, there were 30 per cent,
more entries than in the test last year. Eight Jersy cows competed. The First and Fourth Prizes were won by cows
two and four years old, respectively, daughters of Golden Jolly's Noble 76092, who was sold in the "Linden Grove" Dec-
oration Day auction, 1907, for $120. Third Prize was won by a daughter of Baronetti of Ingleside 132059, the St. Louis
test cow sold in our 1907 auction for $575, at the same time her five-months-old heifer calf by Golden Fern's Lad sold
for $650. (This third prize winner was sired by a son of Flying Fox, sold in our auction for $7,500). We have not the
breeding of the second prize cow.

GRAND CHAMPION A "LINDEN GROVE" BULL.

RALEIGH'S NOBLE, 90478, the Senior and Grand Cham-
pion bull, owned by Mr. J. M. Overton, appears to be "com-
ing into his own." We imported Raleigh's Noble in his
dam, and sold him in our 1910 auction to the late Doctor
Ewing for $510. At the time of printing the catalog he
was not yet born, and we made the remark: "Should this
be a hull calf, it would he from just such a cow as we
would like to select a bull from for use in our own herd."
Raleigh's Noble was horn on April 4, 1910. Mr. Tom
Dempsey said in The Jersey Bulletin of October 1, 1913:

"In Raleigh's Noble I believe Doctor Ewing has one of
the greatest bulls of the breed. I saw seventeen of his
daughters in one lot, and so uniform a lot it has never be-
fore been my pleasure to see. Not a sloping rump among
them, and no other bull ever put on such teats as they
have. He puts his stamp of individuality on every one of
his calves, regardless of the dam. This is what consti-
tutes a great sire."

Mr. Overton paid $2,500 for him at the administrator's
sale of Doctor Ewing's Jerseys. Raleigh's Noble won First
Prize for junior yearling bulls at the Tennessee State Fair
in 1911. Since then, until now, he does not appear to have
appealed to the judges, although his progeny have been
consistent winners, standing First for "get of sire" at the
Tennessee State Fair last fall and on other occasions. But
the season of 1915 will go down for Raleigh's Noble as a
year of triumph. He was Grand Champion at Memphis
(Tri-State Fair), judged by Mr. J. E. Dodge, of Hood
Farm; and at Nashville, Mr. S. N. Warren made him Grand
Champion. In the aged class of eleven at Tennessee State
Fair he defeated a line of select bulls. He sired the First
Prize winner, Raleigh's Noble Fontaine 295035, in a class
of ten superior two-year-olds.

"Linden Grove" not only imported Raleigh's Noble, but
imported his parents; we also imported his sire's parents,
and three of his sire's grandparents. We imported the sire
of the second prize aged bull.

We imported Eminent's Buttercup, 187470, the dam of
Mr. C. M. Gooch's First Prize two-year-old bull, Raleigh's
Golden Lad, 113864. This bull was bred by Mr. C. I. Hud-
son, who paid us $900 for his dam in our 1907 auction. Em-
inent's Buttercup made a butter test for Mr. Hudson, of 17
lbs. 6 ozs., in seven days, as a four-year-old. Mr. Hudson
also bred from this cow, two Register of Merit daughters
averaging 398 lbs. butter, as two-year-olds. One is a full
sister to Mr. Gooch's bull (by Fairy Glen's Raleigh), the
other by Raleigh's Fairy Boy, 83767, who was sold in our
1909 auction to Mr. Hudson for $8,200, and who is out of
the same dam as Fairy Glen's Raleigh.

The First Prize yearling bull is a grandson of Flying
Fox, P. 2729, H. C, who was sold in our 1902 auction for
$7,500, to Mr. Thos. W. Lawson. Two years earlier, we

sold Flying Fox's dam, Sultana's Rosette, 149740, at twelve
years old, for $900, and her bull calf, Rosette's Golden Lad,
57498 (five months old), for $800. Sultana's Rosette has
five sons with tested daughters, the third of which (For-
farshire, 64759) was sold in our 1904 auction for $1,750.
She also produced the dam of The Owl, Kunthorpe, etc.

The First Prize Junior bull calf is a grandson of Gam-
boge's Knight, 95698, who was imported by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our 1911 auction for $6,700. The First Prize
Senior heifer calf is a granddaughter of the same bull.
Gamboge's Knight produced the seven great cows referred
to in our advertisement of December 8, 1915.

FIRST IN CLASS AND IN BUTTER TEST.

"In the three-year-olds," says The Jersey Bulletin, "Mr.
Jas. L. Cooper's Noble's Dilsey, 270478, had not much trou-
ble winning first." She was also First Prize cow in the
butter test. This is one of many good things which Mr.
Cooper (J. L.) bred from that $120 bull calf he picked up
at the "Linden Grove" auction in 1907. Her dam was not
known as a great cow — never tested — just one of the good
sort of cows Mr. Cooper bred as he went along in his butter
business, though she came of good American stock. These
"Linden Grove" bulls work wonders. Golden Jolly's No-
ble grew from a $120 calf to a $5,000 bull in four years.
He was sired by Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (sold in our
1911 auction for $15,000), and also had greatness on his
dam's side. (It will be noticed that the "Linden Grove"
bulls are never "one-sided" — never ashamed of their mo-
thers.)

The dam of Golden Jolly's Noble was Golden Jolly's
Champion, 203666, sold in our 1907 auction for $700, to Hon.
Robert J. Fleming, of Toronto, and won for him Grand
Championship at the Canadian National Exhibition in 1910.
We referred to her in the catalog as "a hummer" — she and
her son have done some "buzzing around." Her sire, Gold-
en Jolly, P. 2921, H. C, is the grandsire of our peerless
Grand Champion bull, Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180; and
her dam is by Golden Lad's Champion, 57222, sold in our
1900 auction to Mr. E. A. Darling, ex-president of the Am-
erican Jersey Cattle Club. (Some day we will tell you all
about Golden Lad's Champion).

The First Prize yearling heifer and Junior Champion fe-
male was Mrs. Galbraith's undefeated daughter of Cow-
slip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C. who was imported two
years ago by "Linden Grove" and was used in our herd
until we sold him to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, of Texas.

The First Prize "get of sire" group was by a son of Fly-
ing Fox. The second prize group was by Golden Jolly's
Noble. The breeding of winners is not published, and we
have referred only to those with whose pedigrees we are
familiar.

THE "LINDEN GROVE" ROAD IS THE BLUE-RIBBON ROAD— TODAY, AS IN YEARS PAST.

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin nf January .19, 1916)

LET'S GO NORTH

In recent advertisements we have called attention to several of the southern fairs where "Linden Grove" blood
"swept the platter." It is not expected to cover every detail, or to analyze the winnings of all the shows. Neither do
we intend to claim the earth, though it must be admitted that the families first patronized and introduced by us have
monopolized the high places half-way around the globe. In the United States, they have gone to every corner and
"made good." For the present, we will leave the south, and have a look at the fairs of the northern States.

COMBUST "BURNED THEM UP" IN MICHIGAN.
Twice Grand Champion at Michigan State Fair — and a Dairy Cow With it All.
Professor A. C. Anderson, of the Michigan Agricultural College, who judged the Jerseys at Detroit last fall, found a
good deal of "Linden Grove" blood among the tops of other classes as he went along. The report does not give suffi-
cient information to identify all the winners. Combust, 252167, the Grand Champion Cow, was imported by "Linden
Grove," and further reference to this great individual appears further on. The first prize aged bull, Senior and Grand
Champion, whose progeny won First for "Get of Sire," is by a grandson of Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C, a "Linden Grove"
bull that leads the world as the sire of prepotent bulls. We imported the dam and all four grandparents of the First
Prize yearling bull and Junior Champion. And the First Prize two-year-old heifer was by "Linden Grove" parents im-
ported and sold in our auctions.

RECOMMENDED AS A "GREAT COW."

In the catalog of our 1911 Decoration Day auction, offer-
ing Combust, 252167, to the discriminating buyers at "Lin-
den Grove," we designated her "A Great Cow." And her
achievements have borne out the promise she gave as a
four-year-old. She was Highly Commended on the Island,
which is the case with the majority of our importations,
and had won in the public butter tests a Certificate of
Merit as a three-year-old, producing 1 lb. 4*4 ozs. churned
butter in 24 hours, 147 days after calving. She had won
First Prize at the St. Helier Show, in a class of splendid
heifers-in-milk. At the same show, two of her sisters, by
same sire (Combination, P. 3744, H. C), had won First
Prize in their respective classes, one of them being Cham-
pion of the show.

BY A GREAT SIRE.

We knew her history, and that of her family, on both sides
— which was another reason for our faith in Combust. Her
sire had been imported by "Linden Grove" in 1909, because
of his breeding, his show ring record, and the quality of
his get, which had made his name known as one of the
most popular bulls on the Island — and his long list of test-
ed daughters to-day are proof that American breders made
no mistake in patronizing the blood of Combination, P.
3744, H. C. He died at "Linden Grove" in 1910. Several
breeders informed us of their willingness to have paid a
high price for Combination. He was by the same sire as
Gamboge's Knight, 95698, who was sold in our 1911 auction
for $6,700, and his paternal grandsire was Flying Fox, sold
by us for $7,500.

AND HAD A GOOD MOTHER.

We knew the family of Combust's dam, Aleonora, P. 7605,
H. C, quite as well. It is not sufficient that a cow be by a
great sire. A breeder should look to the dam's side for
quite as much influence as "on top." This discrimination
in our selections on the Island we have constantly main-
tained, and it has been remarked that nowhere will the
prospective purchaser find better balanced Jerseys than in
the "Linden Grove" catalogs. Our cattle do not depend
alone upon the fact that their sire sold for a high price.
They have individual quality, and are well bred on both
sides.

This cow, Aleonora, dam of Combust, was a Highly Com-
mended daughter of the Highly Commended bull, Duke of
Maitland, who had sired some of the best cows of our
previous importations, one of which, Princess of Maitland,

149158, made a butter test of 20 lbs. 8 ozs. in seven days
for Mr. D. D. Jones, of Potterville, Pa., who bought her at
"Linden Grove" fifteen years ago for $260. Duke of Mait-
land also sired My Blonde, 203627, a Bronze Medal butter
test cow (2 lbs. 7% ozs., 162 days after calving), sold in
our 1907 auction for $500, at same time her dam, also a
public butter test cow (2 lbs. 9% ozs.), sold for the same
price.

Aleonora's dam was a Highly Commended cow, and was
also the dam of Golden Lad's Champion, 57222, who was
sold in our 1900 auction for $600 to Mr. E. A. Darling, for
twenty years president of the American Jersey Cattle
Club. The records of Golden Lad's Champion and his
progeny would fill a volume.

Aleonora was not only a great dairy cow herself, but she
had three great daughters that we know about, and was
dam of the Golden Jolly bull, Ambush, 66664, who was im-
ported in 1903 by Mr. O. M. Cawthon, of Selma, Ala., and
produced a great number of First Prize winners at South-
ern Fairs. Two of Aleonora's daughters are in the Regis-
ter of Merit, milking an average of over 10,000 lbs. a year.
A third daughter, Bright Aleonora, 269752, was imported by
"Linden Grove" and sold in our 1912 auction as a yearling
for $260, to Dr. Robert Wedekind of Kentucky.

COMBUST'S AMERICAN "DOINGS."

So much for the parentage of Combust. She was sold in
our 1911 auction for $700 to Mr. Edwin S. George, of De-
troit, Mich. Some time after the auction, gossip had it
that "Combust was not so much" — that her purchaser had
been "stung," and some other things, circulated for an
effect. But she was good enough to win first prize in her
class at the Illinois State Fair, several second prizes, third
in the public butter test at Michigan State Fair, and third
at Waterloo — and not yet acclimated. Two years later,
Combust won first prize in her class (8 entries), Senior and
Grand Championship, at Michigan State Fair, 1913, where
she stood fourth in the Dairy Test (11 entries) open to all
breeds. In May. 1914, she was started on a year's authen-
ticated test and was not exhibited. She qualified for Class
A, Register of Merit, with 555 lbs. 13 ozs. butter, from
9,852 lbs. 6.4 ozs. milk, in one year. This year she again
won First in her class (8 years old), Senior and Grand
Championship. And her daughter (Majesty's Combust,
274224), bred by Mr. George from the "Linden Grove"
sire, Royal Majesty, 79313, was second in three-year-old
class.

This is but an instance of how we familiarize ourselves not only with our cattle, but with their ancestry. It is
easy to say, "a great cow," but when you read it in a "Linden Grove" catalog it means more than three words.

"JUST AS WELL BUY AT THE FOUNTAINHEAD."

T. S. COOPER & SONS'fAUCTION, SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

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{Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin, February 10, 1916)

LINDEN GROVE NEWS"

THEY ARE ALL "LINDEN GROVE" BULLS.

Eminent, Flying Fox, Gamboge's Knight and Mabel's
Raleigh.

A Bulletin advertisement reads thus:

"Did you know that five Eminent bulls have sired five
cows that average 918 lbs. butter in one year?

"That five Flying Fox bulls have sired five cows that av-
erage 837 lbs. 1 oz. butter in one year?

"That Gamboge's Knight is now the sire of 45 butter test
cows?

"That Mabel's Raleigh is now the sire of 23 butter test
cows?

No. We knew they were all getting a powerful number
of great dairy cows, but we had never figured it just so
finely as above. We imported Eminent, and sold him
for $10,000 in our 1905 auction. We imported Flying Fox,
and sold him for $7,500 in our 1902 auction. We imported
Gamboge's Knight, and sold him for $6,700 in our 1911
auction. We bought Mabel's Raleigh, P. 3722, H. C, on
the Island as a yearling for 150 pounds Sterling ($750),
but he met with a lamentable death before we could ship
him.

EVIDENCE — It all tends to prove that we have often as-
serted: We have never exploited a bull that did not "make
good."

"LINDEN GROVE" CATALOGS OF THE '80'S.
The Most Interesting Volumes in the "Cooper Library."

Among recent visitors we were pleased to have for a day
Mr. Tom Dempsey, of Ohio. After "Tom" looks over the
cattle, he gets his nose down between the covers of our
bound catalogs of "Linden Grove" auctions held thirty
years ago, and the only thing that tears him away is an
invitation to go again to the barns — or to dinner. It was
the same way with the late Mr. Thos. J. Hand and other
veterans, some of whom had attended our sales of the '80's
and came back to "Linden Grove" twenty years later. In
a number of cases the names of these early customers
were found among the lists of purchasers at our more re-
cent auctions. (A record we are proud of.) Tom Dempsey
says that was before he was born — and we can believe it
if he is as young as he feels. Anyway, he gets as much
enjoyment out of the records of those early sales as the
oldest veteran.

FOUNTAINHEADS -There were some noted cattle in
those auctions. Many later became the "heads of fam-
ilies."

THE DOUBLE ANCESTOR OF GOLDEN LAD.

Cicero, 7657, A. J. C. C. (P. 266, H. C), Was a "Linden

Grove" Bull.

In 1882 (34 years ago), we imported and sold at auction
the bull, Cicero, P. 266, H. C, for $3,100. Cicero left a
list of nine butter test daughters, and four sons with test-
ed daughters, among the latter being Young Garenne's
Duke, 6863, who was sold in same auction for $1,760, at
three months old. Cicero had won First Prize at the Royal
Show on the Island that year. Cicero fs sire of Count
Cicero, the grandsire and great-grandsire of Golden Lad.
Cicero produced the dam of Golden Sultana, 146282, whose
peerless son, Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, now heads the
"Linden Grove" herd. Cicero produced Cicero's Cowslip,
a First Prize winner at the Royal, grandam of Morion
(sire of The Owl) and Pioneer. Cicero sired Devotion 2d,
twice a First Prize winner at the Royal Show and head
of a line of celebrated descendants. He produced many
other distinguished animals.

MR. D. H. JENKINS SAYS: "Slade shows some cows
that wouldn't disgrace a Cooper catalog." Perhaps be-
cause their ancestors may be found in the Cooper cata-
logs. Majesty, who produced the dam of the First Prize
"Slade cow," was pictured in our 1908 catalog and sold
that year for $1,000. Bright Prince, sire of the second
prize "Slade Cow," was sold in our 1912 auction, and his
dam was also imported by "Linden Grove."

THE "BEST" DAUGHTER OF GOLDEN LAD.
We Imported Her, Also, But Hadn't Room to Tell About It.

Recently we mentioned, incidentally, that "Linden
Grove" had imported Golden Beatrice, the second highest
testing cow by Golden Lad, fifteen years ago, and sold her
for $1,400 to Biltmore Farms. Which elicited the sarcas-
tic inquiry: "Why didn't you import the best while you
were about it?" It is unfortunate we lacked space to say
more. Two years later we imported Golden Lad's highest
testing daughter — Golden Lad's Fawn Duchess, 166538 —
and sold her for $500 to one of the most famous Tennessee
breeders, the late Capt. M. C. Campbell — the same that
bred Mr. Hood's Sophie's Tormentor, and Tormentor's
Lass — in whose hands she made 23 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in
seven days. She was a full sister to Golden Lad's-Victoria,
157325, that we imported in 1900 and sold to Mr. F. G.
Crane, of Massachusetts, for $745. Golaen Lad's Victoria
was the dam of Lady Viola, that we imported and sold in
1911 for $7,000, at the same time we sold her son, Noble
of Oaklands, for $15,000, and two years after we had sold
another son, Viola's Golden Jolly, for $11,000. (Any furth-
er inquiries answered with pleasure.)

OUR SELECTIONS ON THE ISLAND ARE INVARIABLY "RIGHT OFF THE TOP." THE CATTLE
DECORATION DAY AUCTION WILL MAKE FUTURE HISTORY, AS THEY HAVE IN THE PAST.

N OUR NEXT

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin, January 5, 1916.)

"LINDEN GROVE NEWS"

"LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD IN NEW ZEALAND.

Mr. E. Griffiths, "One of the Keenest Judges of Jerseys in

the Dominion," a Customer of Ours.

The son of Golden Beatrice 2d that topped our bull calves in
the J 014 auction was, shipped to Mr. E. Griffiths, New Plymouth,
New Zealand-more than fourteen thousand miles. We have
lately read the report of Mr. Griffith's auction sale — but it is
not stated that he parted with Beatrice's Handsome Noble. The
top price. S713, was paid by an Australian buyer for Mercedes
Noble Queen. We are not able to say that this cow was bred
at "Linden Grove." but her sire was owned here, and we im-
ported his parents, as well as three of his four grandparents.
(His name is Noble of Oklands.)

Mr. Griffiths- sale averaged $215 on 67 head. He is called
"one of the keenest judges in the Dominion of New Zealand."
Many American breeders have made their selections from the
same and kindred fountainheads, which were first patronized
and introduced by "Linden Grove," and achieved success.

AN EXAMPLE— The three top selling bulls in the last
Shoemaker- Van Pelt auction at Waterloo, Iowa, were of "Lin-
den Grove" blood. A son of our Oxford You'll Do (out of a
daughter of our Combination) headed the list at $550. Fern's
Eminent l.eminder, sold for $500. was bred by Colonel Bow-
man from "Linden Grove" parents. Viola's Golden Prince, at
$300, was bred at "Linden Grove." (His sire, Bright Prince,
also imported by us, sired Mr. Slade's Minnesota winnet,
Bright Prince's jolly Girl.)

ISN'T IT WORTH THE CHANCE?
Bargains in Splendidly Bred Bulls at all Our Auctions

We quote from a letter recently received from a Southern
Jersey breeder: 'We have wanted to come to 'Linden Grove'
ever since we first heard of the place, and would like the best
in the world to buy a dandy good bull calf from you to use
on the daughters of our present sire. But the express would be
high, even if we could get the bull."

(It is a common erroi to suppose that prices are prohibi-
tive because some of our Jerseys sell up to four figures. But
read the reports from "the other end" — the end that costs us
mon.'y. There are bargains in every "Linden Grove" auction,
and especially in young bulls. Last year we sold eight bull
calves. Six aver&ge less than $150 each. The two "tops" sold
for $575 and $52,1. respectively. The former was out of our
great Golden Beatrice 2d, and went to New Zealand. The lat-
ter won Grand Championship at the Indiana State Fair.)

HOW IT HAPPENS — They are worth more, and a hundred
people about the ting know it. But newcomers at our auc-
tions seem timid about bidding. They let speculators in many
cases run away with the bargains — bulls that would earn a
competence for any hustling Jersey man.

FOUR TIMES TENNESSEE CHAMPION.

A "Linden Grove" Bull Calf Bought for $120 and Valued

by His Purchaser at $5,000.

Mr. Jas. L. Cooper, the "one-cow" Jersey man of Tennessee
--not a' speculator, nor a member of our family — bought Golden
Jollv's Noble, 760!!.'. as a calf in our 1907 Decoration Day auc-
tion for $120. Four years later he could have had $3,000 for
him from the hue Doctor Scovell of the Kentucky Experiment
Station. We understand that Mr. Cooper asked $5,000. Golden
Jolly's Noble has won Championship at the Tennessee State Fair

four times, and his progeny have won first for "get of sire."
His yoj i,^ daughters won first and fourth prizes among eight
contestants in the Dairy Test at Tennessee State Fair this

fall. He sired the first prize three-year-old cow and the first
prize two-yea"-cl'l at Tennessee State Fair last fall; and the
winner-: of many other prizes.

SOLD AT "LINDEN GROVE" FOR SMALL SUMS.

As We Have Often Said: "Not All Thousand-Dollar Stock."

A friend in the East writes: "I have read your advertise-
ment in The Jersey Bulletin, entitled "Not a Rich Man's Play-
thing.' It is certainly a splendid argument as to the advantage
of buying the lest. But you could write one on the other side,
where {treat animals have sold for small sums.

"In 1V03 you sold tho bull Flying Fox's Victor, 64768, for $95.
I think he has the second largest number of tested daughters,
of any son of Flying Fox. He repeatedly won first prize at the
Maine State Fair, and his get won first prize — an enviable show
ring record, and he has a large number of daughters with high
authenticated tests. One of his 13 Register of Merit daughters
produced ','2\ lbs. i. ozs. butter in a year — a record equalled by
but few cows in any breed. Another daughter, owned by Mr.
It M. Tucker in Maine, was Grand Champion cow at the re-
cent New Hampshire State Fair."

GFAND CHAMPION, $90 — In the same sale we sold Beta's
Golden Fox, 01771. for $90. He was Grand Champion at a
number of shows in later years and sired some splendid things.
He also was by Flying Fox, who sold in our 1902 auction for
S7.b0(). and has' more sons with tested daughters than any bull
of any breed: and was out of the same dam as Golden Beatrice,
the second highest testing Golden Lad cow, which we sold for
$1,400 to Killmore Farms.

MAJESTY, A "LINDEN GROVE" BULL.

His Daughters and Granddaughters "Make Good" in the

Butter Tests.

Few lulls cf any family rank with Royal Majesty, 79314, as
a butter sire. He is a "cousin" to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H.
C, both being out of daughters of Oxford Lass. Royal Ma-
jesty has a sensational list of Register of Merit daughters,
many of them tesling from. 600 to above 900 lbs. of butter in
one year. It is not surprising that the cow winning First Prize
in the Minnesota Dairy Contest, defeating the Guernseys and
Holsteins, is his granddaughter. Majesty was imported by
"Linden Grcvo" and sold in our 1908 auction for $1,000, and
two years later was sold by his purchaser for $4,000 — not a
bad investment in either case. Seven of his daughters aver-
aged 767 lbs. butter in one year. We imported four of them,
including the two with the highest records — Majesty's Origa's
Queen, 50S lbs. 7 ozs. and Majesty's Rose of St. Mary, 771 lbs.
3 ozs. We paia $3,300 for Majesty's sire. Oxford Lad. and the
latter was by Flying Fox. sold in our auction for $7,500.

"MAKE A LIVING OUT OF OUR JERSEYS."

Profitable Cows by a Bull from "Linden Grove" Parents.

Messrs. M. W. Hall & Son. of Alabama, write: "We notic-
ed in a recent issue of The Jersey Bulletin that you had a little
to say in your advertisement about our bull, Bermuda's Emi-
nent, 9379S. We just want to say that he is a great bull. Out
of ten daughters in milk, eight qualified for the Register of
Merit — all of them milked 365 days, and all went into Class AA.
These heifers did not have special attention, for we have to
make a living out of our Jerseys as we go along, and are
not in tho business just for pastime." .

(The Into Colonel Bowman, founder of Bowmont Farms in
Virginia and one of our customers for thirty years, bred Ber-
muda's Eminent, 9379S. He bought the sire and dam at "Lin-
den Grove.".!

THREE HIGH-TESTING MAJESTY COWS.
Average 836 lbs. Butter in One Year, all Imported by "Linden Grove."

In our advertisement of January 5, 1916, it appears that our modest claim of having imported the two highest test-
ing daughters of Majesty rendered an untentional injustice to Majesty's Louise, whose record of 830 Ids. 7 ozs. butter
in one year puts her in second place among Majesty's tested daughters. She thus comes between Majesty's Origa's
Queen, 906 lbs. 7 ozs., and Majesty's Rose of St. Mary, 771 lbs. 3 ozs. (We imported all of them, and other great
Majesty cows). Majesty's Louise dropped a living calf 43 days after completion of her great test. "We have her safe
in calf again, to Oxford Majesty," writes Manager Heath, of White Horse Farms, and are in hopes of getting a bull
from her that will be one of the greatest sires of the breed."

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in tin Jersey Bulletin, March 8, 1916.)

"LINDEN GROVE" NEWS

FLYING FOX BLOOD ON "SIGNALS."
A Son of the Great "Linden Grove" Cow, The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy.

Secretary Gow, of the American Jersey Cattle Club, was
much taken with the bull, Oxford Daisy's Flying Fox,
83284, at Mr. H. F. Probert's place in Michigan, and wrote
to The Bulletin about him. (Mr. Gow should have put the
tape on this bull, so that Mr. Jenkins might have known
he had legs!) But what Oxford Daisy's Flying Fox may-
lack in the picture is made up by the work of his daugh-
ters, as reported by the secretary. One of them, Oxford
Daisy's Kaleta, as a two-year-old, had made 517 lbs. 4.1
ozs. butter in the first eleven months of her official test.
The other, 524 lbs. 11 ozs. in 315 days, as a two-year-old.
It is not much wonder Mr. Probert has reelected this sec-
ond Flying Fox bull, to breed to the daughters of his Fox-
hall's Jubilee, 76944. It only takes one "taste" of this
"Linden Grove" blood to convert a Jersey man.

BRED BY OUR CUSTOMER— We almost forgot to say
that Oxford Daisy's Flying Fox was bred by Mr. Thos. W.
Lawson from parents imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our auctions. He is out of same dam as Oxford-
shire, 63548.

THE OWL'S OXFORD DAISY, 162113.
What a Thousand-Dollar Cow Has Done — What a Satis-
faction to Her Owner!

She won third at the Royal Show, 1900, in a class of 22
entries. We imported and sold her in 1902 for $1,000 to
Mr. Lawson. At twelve years old she was Grand Cham-
pion at Brockton, and won many other prizes. She pro-
duced 11,659 lbs. of milk, and 759 lbs. of butter, in one
year. She is the highest testing daughter of The Owl,

Her daughter, Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 162114, im-
ported by us and sold when 24 months old for $900, to Mr.
Lawson, is full sister to Oxford Daisy's Flying Fox, men-
tioned above. Flying Fox's Oxford Queen produced for
Mr. Lawson, 13,604 lbs. milk and 870 lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
one year. She is the highest testing daughter of Flying
Fox.

The calf she was carrying when sola. Fox's Owlet o'
Dreamwold, 182991 (bred at "Linden Grove"), also by Fly-
ing Fox, made for Mr. Lawson, 569 lbs. butter in one year,
from 8,494 lbs. of milk.

Besides the bulls Oxfordshire and Oxford Daisy's Fly-
ing Fox, she is dam of Flying Fox's Oxford Duke, 61439,
imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1902 auction
for $500, at twelve months old, to Mr. George Crocker,
Ramseys, N. J., owner of the famous "Darlington" Farm,
of "dollar butter" fame, the home of Eurotas. founded by
the late Mr. A. B. Darling. Flying Fox's Oxford Duke is
also a son of Flying Fox. He has a butter test daughter,
and nine granddaughters in the Register of Merit.

IN WASHINGTON STATE— One of the sons of Flying
Fox's Oxford Duke is Fad, 85670, who has four daughters
in Register of Merit averaging 348 lbs. 10 ozs., at one year
eleven months old. All were bred by Mr. D. C. Dilworth,
whose home is at Opportunity, Washington.

THE BULLETIN'S "CALENDAR BULL."

Oxfordshire Gets Place of Honor Formerly Accorded

Coomassie, Jersey Belle of Scituate, Etc.

We were pleased with the way Oxfordshire has grown
— in size as well as prestige — from a baby calf born at
"Linden Grove" to a Register of Merit bull ornamenting
The Jersey Bulletin's calendar — a distinction held former-
ly by great cows, such as Coomassie, Jersey Belle of Scit-
uate, etc. Mr. Herrick was writing us some time ago
about bulls that sold for low prices in "Linden Grove"
sales and afterward became famous, saying:

"You also sold at private sale to Mr. J. H. Walker, the
calf out of The Owl's Oxford Daisy, for $90. He was reg-
istered as Oxfordshire, 63548, and he is No. 213 in the Reg-
ister of Merit. He did not have a great chance, but you
will find he has a number of great tests to his credit, and
he never sired an animal to my knowledge that was not
a superior dairy cow."

As Mr. Herrick stated in The Jersey Bulletin, Oxford-
shire has twelve daughters in the Register of Merit aver-
aging 514 lbs. 13 ozs. butter at four years old. Two of
these have each a daughter in the Register of Merit with
average records of 407 lbs. 10 ozs. at two and one-half
years old. He also has a son, Lad's Oxfordshire, 74564,
bred by Mr. C. H. Ellsworth, with four daughters in Reg-
ister of Merit.

OPPORTUNITY— That is what Oxfordshire as a calf
presented to his buyer. The "Linden Grove" auctions al-
ways present opportunities. Just as great bulls as Ox-
fordshire may be developed from our next Decoration Day
offering.

A BUNCH OF "LINDEN GROVE" COWS.

Nine Young Things, Sold to One Buyer, Qualifying for the

Register of Merit.

Nine out of ten young "Linden Grove" cows sold to Mr.
H. M. Snider, Wickliffe, Ohio, last winter, were reported
by him to be averaging over 46 lbs. butter a month under
official test. (See The Jersey Bulletin of September 8,
1915). This, "without the aid of electric fans, victrolas,
or other forms of amusement" — just good feed and care.
In the lot was the first daughter of Sultana's Golden Jolly,
86180, to be tried for Register of Merit. She had made
308 lbs. of butter in nine months, on first calf, beginning
test at two years five months old. Like all the daughters
of Sultana's Golden Jolly, she shows persistency — milking
in her eighth and ninth months more heavily than in thp
first two months of her test. A three-year-old by Gam-
boge's Knight had made 351 lbs. butter in seven months,
and was evidently good for more than 550 lbs. in the year.
A daughter of Oxford You'll Do had made 387 lbs. 4 ozs.
in ten months.

BRINGS TOP PRICE — In the Appleby sale in Tennessee
last November, the top price was $500 for a four-year-old
bull by Sensational Fern. (The latter bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold by us when eight months old for $10,200,
to Bowmont Farms.) Another "straw."

LINDEN GROVE JERSEYS

Raise the Register of Merit Average.
Dominate the World's Show Rings.
Command the Highest Selling Prices.

THC WORLD OVER

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

THE CHAMPIONS AND FIRST PRIZE WINNERS OF 1915

THREE PAGES OF EVIDENCE THAT "LINDEN GROVE" SETS THE PACE

The blood of "Cooper Jerseys" permeates the most sensational winners at every important show on the continent. The

record for 1915 East, West, North and South — is a repetition of the story told for forty-two years: "If you want your

Jerseys called up front by the judge, follow the blood that flows through 'Linden Grove.' "

A CONTINUAL BLUE RIBBON PARADE FOR "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD.
In the list of prizes which follows, we have taken only the championships and the most important first prizes, omitting
hundreds of minor premiums, where very often the competition is such as to give great weight to ribbons other than
the championships. (We regret that the newspaper reports fail to state the names of the winning animals or their
breeding at a number of shows.)

JERSEY WINNERS AT THE GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1915.

IOWA STATE FAIR, Hugh G. Van Pelt, Judge.

Grand Champion cow by Oxford Knight, full brother

to Oxford You'll Do (now in the "Linden Grove"

stables).
Grand Champion bull — sire's parents imported by

"Linden Grove."
First Prize 2-year-old bull — bred at "Linden Grove."
Junior Champion bull — paternal grandam imported by

"Linden Grove."
Junior Champion female — paternal grandsire (Oxford

You'll Do) now at "Linden Grove."
OHIO STATE FAIR, Henry S. Berry, Judge.

First Prize aged bull — bred at "Linden Grove."

Senior Champion bull — same bull.

Grand Champion cow — imported by "Linden Grove."

Grand Champion bull not named.

First Prize "get of sire" — bull bred at "Linden Grove."

INDIANA STATE FAIR, Henry S. Berry, Judge,

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize yearling and

Junior Champion) — bred at "Linden Grove."
Grand Champion cow (also First Prize 2-year-old and

Senior Champion) — sire imported by "Linden

Grove."
First Prize two-year-old bull — imported by "Linden

Grove" (dam by Oxford You'll Do).

MISSISSIPPI-ALABAMA FAIR, Geo. W. Sisson, Jr., Judge.

Grand Champion bull, A. J. C. C. Special Grand Cham-
pion (also 1st in aged class and Senior Champion),
Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, bred at "Linden Grove."

First prize 2-year-old bull — paternal grandsire (Noble
of Oaklands) imported by "Linden Grove."

Junior Champion bull (also First Prize yearling,
senior), out of Fern's Viola, 237208, bred at "Linden
Grove."

First Prize senior bull calf — dam (My Linden Duchess,
299164) bred at "Linden Grove"; paternal grandsire,
Noble of Oaklands.

First Prize junior bull calf — paternal grandsire (Noble
of Oaklands) imported by "Linden Grove."

First and Second Prize aged cows — by Golden Lad's
Guaranty, 60495, bred at "Linden Grove."

First Prize 3-year-old cow — hy a son of Fox's Johnnie
o' D., 68143, parents bred at "Linden Grove"; dam
a double granddaughter of Golden Lad's Guaranty.

Grand Champion female (also 1st 2-year-old and
Senior Champion, A. J. C. C. Special Grand Cham-
pion— exhibited by owner) — My Linden Duchess,
299164, bred at "Linden Grove"; sire bred at and
dam imported by "Linden Grove."

Junior Champion female (also First Prize senior year-
ling)— (by Cowslip's Golden Noble, imported by
"Linden Grove."

First and Second Junior yearlings — by Golden Oxford
Knight, 103075, grandson of Gamboge's Knight (im-
ported by "Linden Grove").

First Prize senior heifer calf — by Blue Belle's Flying
Fox, 64762, imported by "Linden Grove" (also im-
ported sire and dam).

First Prize junior heifer calf — sire (Loates' Noble),
by Noble of Oaklands, imported by ''Linden Grove."

EVERY CLASS TOPPED BY "LINDEN GROVE"
BLOOD.

(Continued on

PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION, Tom Dempsey, Judge.

Senior Champion bull (also Fi»st Prize aged bull) —
grandson of Noble of Oaklands, imported by "Linden
Grove."

Report does not give registration numbers or breed-
ing of winners.

CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION, Win. Hunter,
Grimsby, Ont., Canada, Judge.
Report does not give registration numbers or breed-
ing.

WISCONSIN STATE FAIR, Judge not named.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize senior yearling
and Junior Champion) — Gamboge's Oxford Majesty,
124011 — "Linden Grove" imported 3 out of 4 grand-
parents, 6 out of 8 great-grandparents and sold
them at auction.

First Prize senior yearling heifer (Junior and Grand
Champion)— Majesty's Oxford Rose, 312924 (by
same sire as above).

Senior Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow),
by Gamboge's Knight, 95698, bred at "Linden
Grove."

KANSAS STATE FAIR, Prof. J. B. Fitch, Kan. Agr. Col-
lege, Judge.
NO GRAND CHAMPIONS.

First Prize aged bull (Senior Champion), dam by Em-
inent 2d, he imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize aged cow — granddaughter of Eminent 2d,
imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize 3-year-old cow — granddaughter of Noble
of Oaklands, imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize 2-year-old cow — daughter of the First
Prize aged bull.

First Prize heifer calf — Cowslip's May Day, 335547, by
a son of Cowslip's Golden Noble, imported by "Lin-
den. Grove."

(She also won 1st at Hutchinson, Kan., and Missouri
State Fair; 1st and Jr. Champion at American
Royal, Kansas City.)

Report does not give all numbers.

MINNESOTA STATE FAIR, Will Forbes, Waterloo, Iowa,
Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also 1st prize aged bull and
Senior Champion) — sire's (Fontaine's Chief) par-
ents imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize 2-year-old — sire, a grandson of Aurea (im-
ported by "Linden Grove"), dam a granddaughter of
Majesty.

Junior Champion bull (also First Prize senior year-
ling)— sire's dam and 4 grandparents imported by
"Linden Grove"; dam's dam imported by "Linden
Grove."

Grand Champion cow (also 1st aged cow and Senior
Champion) by Bright Prince, imported by "Linden
Grove."

First Prize 2-year-old — granddaughter of Noble of
Oaklands, imported by "Linden Grove."

NEW YORK STATE FAIR, D. M. McLaury, Portlandville,
N. Y., Judge.
First Prize aged bull — imported by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our 1910 auction for $100.
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JERSEY WINNERS AT THE GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITIONS OF 1915

(Continued from Preceding Page)

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize 2-year-old and
Senior Champion) — sire imported by "Linden
Grove."

First Prize aped cow, and dam of First Prize "produce
of cow" — by Oxford You'll Do.

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize 3-year-old and
Senior Champion) — by a son of Eminent's Pansy,
195814, imported in 1905 by "Linden Grove."

First Prize 2-year-old — dam by Noble of Oaklands, im-
ported by "Linden Grove."

Junior Champion female (also First Prize heifer calf)
— daughter of the First Prize 2-year-old.

First Prize 3-year-old bull — out of Fern's Expectant,
imported by "Linden Grove."

KENTUCKY STATE FAIR, Hugh G. Van Pelt, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and

Senior Champion) — by Gamboge's Knight, imported

by "Linden Gro.ve."
First Prize 2-year-old bull — dam (Handsome Mona)

imported by "Linden Grove"; sire by "Noble," out of

a cow by Golden Fern's Lad.
Junior Champion bull (also First Prize senior bull

calf) — grandson of Noble of Oaklands; dam bred by

Colonel Bowman, by Sensational Fern, out of a cow

from "Linden Grove" parents.
First Prize junior bull calf — grandson of Noble of

Oaklands.
First Prize 2-year-old cow — granddaughter of Noble

of Oaklands.
Junior Champion female (also First Prize senior

yearling) — by Cowslip's Golden Noble, imported by

"Linden Grove."

MICHIGAN STATE FAIR, Prof. A. C. Anderson, Mich.
Agr. College, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion) — won First for "get of sire" — by
a grandson of Flying Fox (imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in our 1902 auction for $7,500).

Junior Champion bull (also First Prize yearling) — .
sire's parents imported by "Linden Grove"; dam and
her parents imported by "Linden Grove."

Grand Champion cow (also 1st prize aged cow and
Senior Champion) — Combust, imported by "Linden
Grove," and sold in our auction.

First Prize two-year-old cow — parents imported and
sold by "Linden Grove."
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR, E.
Neb., Judge.

Grand Champion bull — also
Senior Champion, First for '

First Prize herd — by a grandson of Golden Lad's
Champion, 57222, imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our 1900 auction.

Breeding of other winners not giv«n.
MAINE STATE FAIR, E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H.,
Judge.

First Prize aged bull, Oxford's Fairy Boy, 92821—
parents imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in
our auctions.

First and Second Prize aged cows — sire imported by
"Linden Grove."

No other prize winners named in report.
WATERLOO DAIRY SHOW, Prof. H. H. Kildee, Ames,
Iowa, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion) — sire's parents imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

First Prize 2-year-old bull— bred by Colonel Bowman,
sired by Sensational Fern (bred at "Linden Grove");
dam's parents imported by Linden Grove."

First Prize yearling bull — sire's dam imported by
"Linden Grove."

Junior Champion bull (also First Prize senior bull
calf)— sire, Viola's Golden Prince, above; dam by
Combination.

First Prize 4-year-old cow — sire's sire (Majesty) im-
ported by us; dam by Gamboge's Knight, imported
by us.

L. Frost, Central City,

First Prize aged bull,
"get of sire" and head of

First Prize 3-year-old cow — dam by Oxford Lad
(owned at "Linden Grove" at his death).

Junior Champion female (also First Prize senior year-
ling), granddaughter of Oxford You'll Do.

First Prize Junior yearling heifer — sire's parents im-
ported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize Junior heifer calf — both grandsires (Stock-
well and Majesty) imported by "Linden Grove."

TRI-STATE FAIR, Memphis, Tenn., J. E. Dodge, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion), Raleigh's Noble, 90478, imported
by "Linden Grove."

First Prize junior yearling bull — grandson of Noble of
Oaklands, imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize junior bull calf — grandson of Noble of
Oaklands.

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow and
Senior Champion), granddaughter of Flying Fox.

First Prize 2-year-old heifer — by Raleigh's Noble,
above.

First Prize senior yearling heifer — by Cowslip's Gold-
en Noble, imported by "Linden Grove."

First Prize senior heifer calf — by Raleigh's Noble,
above.

First Prize junior heifer calf — by Raleigh's Noble,
above.

VERMONT STATE FAIR, F. E. Duffy, Hartford, Conn.,
Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion), by Noble of Oaklands.

First Prize 2-year-old bull — by Oxford's Fairy Boy,
whose parents were imported by "Linden Grove."

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow and
Senior Champion), granddaughter of Oxford Lad,
a "Linden Grove" bull.

First Prize 4-year-old cow, granddaughter of Noble of
Oaklands, dam by Oxford Lad.

First Prize 3-year-old cow — by a grandson of Noble
of Oaklands, dam by Oxford Lad.

First Prize 2-year-old heifer, Jolly's Eagle Lass,
289152, bred at "Linden Grove" (by Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly, 86180).

First Prize "produce of cow" — dam by Oxford Lad, a
"Linden Grove" bull.

TENNESSEE STATE FAIR, S. N. Warren, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and

Senior Champion), Raleigh's Noble, 90478, imported

by "Linden Grove."
First Prize 2-year-old bull, Raleigh's Golden Lad,

113864, dam imported by "Linden Grove."
First Prize junior bull calf — grandson of Gamboge's

Knight.
First Prize 2-year-old female — by Raleigh's Noble,

above.
Junior Champion female (also First Prize yearling),

by Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C," imported

by "Linden Grove."
First Prize "get of sire" — by King Fox, son of Flying

Fox.
Second Prize "get of sire" — by Golden Jolly's Noble,

imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our auction.
First Prize senior heifer calf — granddaughter of Gam-
boge's Knight.

HUTCHINSON, KAN., Prof. O. E. Reed, Manhattan, Kan..
Jude*.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion), Queen's Raleigh, dam by a son
of Eminent 2d.

Junior Champion bull (also First Prize yearling) —
sire. Majesty's Oxford King, dam and 4 grandpar-
ents were owned at "Linden Grove."

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize 3-year-old and
Senior Champion), granddaughter of Noble of Oak-
lands.

First Prize junior heifer calf — by a son of Cowslip's
Golden Noble (see also Kansas State Fair and Am-
erican Royal).

i Continued on OpposiU Pagi |

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAYf30, 1916.

JERSEY WINNERS AT THE GREAT NATIONAL EXHIBITIONS OF 1915

{Continued from Preceding Page)

MISSOURI STATE FAIR, Judge not named.

Grand Champion bull (same as Hutchinson, Kan.,
above).

First Prize junior heifer calf, by a son of Cowslip's
Golden Noble (same as Hutchinson, Kansas and
Missouri).
NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE FAIR, E. J. Fletcher, Green-
field, N. H., Judge.

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow and
Senior Champion) — sire imported by "Linden
Grove."

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion) — both parents imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

First Prize "get of sire" — by Cowslip's Jolly Sultan.
103569, imported by "Linden Grove."

AMERICAN ROYAL, Kansas City, John A. Lee, Judge.

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize 3-year-old and
Senior Champion), granddaughter of Noble of Oak-
lands.

First Prize 2-year-old cow — sire bred at "Linden
Grove."

First Prize yearling-in-milk — sire bred at "Linden
Grove."

Junior Champion female (also First Prize junior heifer
calf), by a son of Cowslip's Golden Noble. (See
also, Missouri State Fair, etc.).

Breeding of other winners not fully ascertained.
OREGON STATE FAIR, Geo. P. Groat, (one of props, of
Jean Duluth Farm), Judge.

First Prize aged cow — granddaughter of Flying Fox,
imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our auc-
tion for $7,500.
UTAH STATE FAIR, Prof. Ellington, Univ. of Idaho,
Judge.

Grand Champion bull, also First Prize aged bull and
Senior Champion, First Special Prize and First
"get of sire," First A. J. C. C. "get of sire," sired
First Breeders' young herd — Fairy Boy's Golden
Jolly, 99955, by Viola's Golden Jolly (imported by us
and sold for $11,000), dam by Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
sold in our 1909 auction for $8,200.

First Prize 2-year-old bull (and Sweepstakes, Utah-
bred), by Mona's Handsome Fern, 84194 (bred at
"Linden Grove"); dam, Stockwell's Karnak, 225633,
she out of "Linden Grove" parents.

First and Second 2-year-old heifers — by Fairy Boy's
Golden Jolly, above.

Junior Champion female (also First Prize senior year-
ling)— by Fairy Boy's Golden Jolly.

ALABAMA STATE FAIR, Henry S. Berry, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull), by
Gamboge's Knight, dam by Combination, both
"Linden Grove" bulls.

First Prize 2-year-old bull — grandson of Noble of
Oaklands, sold in our 1911 auction for $15,000.

Grand Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow),
granddaughter of Flying Fox, sold in our 1902 auc-
tion for $7,500.

First Prize Senior yearling heifer — by Cowslip's Gold-
en Noble, imported by "Linden Grove."

OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR, D. B. Lyon, Judge.

First Prize 3-year-old cow — granddaughter of Noble
of Oaklands, sold in our 1911 auction for $15,000.

WEST MICHIGAN STATE FAIR, Judge not named.

First Prize 2-year-old bull — by Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
imported by "Linden Grove," and sold for $8,200.

TEXAS STATE FAIR, Hugh G. Van Pelt, Judge.

Grand Champion bull (also First Prize aged bull, 8

entries), by Noble of Oaklands, dam by Eminent 2d,

both "Linden Grove" bulls.
First Prize 2-year-old bull, 5 entries — by Golden

Fern's Grey Prince, 73208, bred at "Linden Grove,"

sold for $1,500.
First Prize yearling bull, 6 entries — by Nobleman of

St. Cloud; dam, Eminent's Clemence, both imported

by "Linden Grove."
First Prize senior bull calf, 14 entries — by Aldan's

Noble, 89591, imported by "Linden Grove."
First Prize junior bull calf, 12 entries (also Junior

Champion) — by Aldan's Noble, above.
Grand Champion cow (also First Prize aged cow and

iSenior Champion), sold in our 1911 auction for $725.
First Prize 3-year-old cow, 11 entries — Martha You'll

Do, 306627, sold in our 1914 auction (by Oxford

You'll Do).
First Prize 2-year-old cow, 13 entries — granddaughter

of Majesty and Raleigh's Fairy Boy, both bulls im-
ported by "Linden Grove."
First Prize Senior yearling heifer, 11 entries — sire's

parents both imported by "Linden Grove" and sold

in our -auctions.
Junior Champion female (also First Prize senior heifer

calf, 20 entries) — by a son of Noble of Oaklands.
First, Second and Third Prize "get of sire" — all by

sons of Noble of Oaklands, two of which were im-
ported by us.
First Prize in Twelve-Day Dairy Test — heifer's par-
ents both imported by "Linden Grove."
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR, Hugh G. Van Pelt, Judge.

Grand Champion bull — son of Gamboge's Knight,

95698, imported by "Linden Grove," and sold for

$6,700.
No other prizes reported.
ARIZONA STATE FAIR, Judge not named.

The only prize winner named — the Grand Champion

bull — was Oxford You'll Do's Circus, 105947, son of

our Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.

Those interested enough to examine the foregoing list may be inclined to share the opinion of Mr. W. R. Goodwin, of the
Breeder's Gazette, when he said: "The Cooper stamp is the best stamp known to the Jersey world."

Those who will analyze the Register of Merit will be further convinced that the "Linden Grove" type is not only recog-
nized by the best show ring judges, but that it fills the churn. Flying Fox, imported by us and sold in our 1902 auc-
tion, has more sons with tested daughters in the Register of Merit than any other bull.

Readers are requested to read the advertisements and notes appearing opposite Nos. 16, 42, 48, 49,
105, 116 and 135, to learn of the great butter tests made by "Linden Grove" cows in the
hands of our customers.

T. S. COOPERJC& SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement from The Jersey Bulletin oj August 11, 191.r>)

"Linden Grove" Calves for the "St. Cloud" Herd

MESSRS. J. O. TERRELL & SONS, OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, CONTRACT FOR ENTIRE "OUTPUT" FOR A YEAR
—GET EVERYTHING UNDER SIX MONTHS OLD NOW ON THE PLACE.

Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas, may well felicitate themselves over a deal they have just closed with
T. S. Cooper & Sons, for all the bull and heifer calves now at "Linden Grove" under six months old, and all to be born here
in the next twelve months. It not only shows splendid judgment, but reflects great credit on T. S. Cooper & Sons as
breeders.

The Terrells have bred Jerseys for more than a quarter of a" century, and long held a "monopoly" of the
Jersey trade in the southwestern States and with Mexico and South American countries, as well as the West
Indies. Their cattle won Grand Championships at the World's Fair Southern Exhibit in 1904 and countless other
premiums at the most important shows below the "tick fever" quarantine line. While maintaining an ideal type
in their cattle, "production at a profit" has ever been the St. Cloud slogan, and many of the best butter Jerseys
of the great southwest have come from this herd.

"GOOD SEED IS CERTAIN TO BRING GOOD RESULTS."

The Terrells for the past eight years have tested the merits of the "Linden Grove" cattle. Several bulls
of "Linden Grove" blood have made a name in their herd, notably Nobleman of St. Cloud, the great son of
Karnak by Noble of Oaklands which they secured as a calf at our 1907 auction for about one-half the amount of
their bid. Since then Mr. Terrell has repeatedly endeavored to "strike a bargain" for our young things under
six months of age. Nothing would satisfy him but the whole crop of "Linden Grove" calves, but we think he will
let us keep a bull or two. Mr. Terrell declared in one of his letters: "This trade is the fulfillment of a dream that
I have long had in mind."

"THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT."

It took Mr. Cooper a very long time to even entertain the idea, and still longer to make up his mind to name
any price on such a selection. But Mrs. T. S. Cooper came to his relief and helped him out of a dilemma. She
"handed down a ruling," just as she did at the 1909 Decoration Day auction when the bull Viola's Golden Jolly
was sold. She stepped to the side of Auctioneer Colonel Baily, and with three words settled a difficulty which
might have caused considerable trouble. What she did say to Colonel Baily was "Sell the bull."

For the benefit of those who were not at the auction, we will relate how the misunderstanding came about:
Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, was not listed to be sold, but was catalogued for "reference only;" but Mr. Cooper
realized that he had too much money invested in high class bulls and was not slow to observe that the get of
Viola's Golden Jolly were greatly admired by many prominent breeders. (Three of them sold at the 1910 Decora-
tion Day auction at an average of within five dollars of $1,300 per head — not a bad average for yearling heif-
ers). Viola's Golden Jolly was also the sire of the Grand Champion bull Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, for whom
Mr. Cooper had time and again refused $10,000; and having him, and other great bulls that have since sold for
record prices in the "Linden Grove" Decoration Day sales, he felt relieved to think chat he would not suffer with-
out the use of Viola's Golden Jolly.

Bearing all this in mind, and "sizing up" the crowd at that great sale, Mr. Cooper felt certain that so great a
bull as Viola's Golden Jolly would not "go begging" for bids, even if he had not been advertised, and it took him
but a few minutes to make up his mind that he would put the bull in the sale. While the great crowd was at
lunch, Mr. Cooper had Viola's Golden Jolly put through the "dressing room" with a number of his get, so that by
the time the visitors had again been seated "under the lindens" on the lawn, he had the bull and his progeny pa-
raded in the ring. When Sale Manager L. F. Herrick mounted the rostrum he introduced the great sire and his
promising youngsters in the ring, and without much further ceremony called for bids on Viola's Golden Jolly.
The price was soon up to $8,000, which was bid by Mr. C. I. Hudson.

Just at this time it was noticed that there was something quite unusual in the sale ring. Ralph and Peter
Cooper were leading the bull, and they never for a moment thought their father would think of selling Viola's
Golden Jolly. Someone overhead Peter say to his father, "If we sell this bull we had just as well get out of the
business." Mr. Cooper, who was in the ring, quickly walked to the auctioneer's stand, raised his hand and an-
nounced that he was compelled to do something he had never done before; but that he noticed both his sons were
very much annoyed that he should think of selling Viola's Golden Jolly, and that with the consent of contending
bidders he would withdraw the bull. Mr. Hudson arose at once and said that he would cheerfully consent to Mr.
Cooper's request; but there was another "finger in the pie," and that was George Council. He ripped off his large
black hat, said he came all the way from Illinois to buy Viola's Golden Jolly and was not near his limit in bidding.
By this time there was about as much excitement in the ring as when Viola's Brown Prince "tore loose" from his
leader and Auctioneer Carey Jones crawled under the stand.

At this juncture Mrs. Cooper stepped up to the auctioneers and exclaimed to Colonel Baily: "What in the
world has happened?" The Colonel told her that Mr. Cooper wanted to sell Viola's Golden Jolly and that both of
the boys protested. All she said was "Sell the bull." Mr. Cooper then realized that the responsibility of selling
him rested entirely upon Mrs. Cooper, and that the boys would not bring suit against their mother. Viola's Golden
Jolly was sold, and went to Dr. C. E. Still for $11,000.

Just so quickly, Mrs. Cooper decided that the deal should be closed with Messrs. Terrell for the calves from
"Linden Grove," she well realizing the care and anxiety of which Mr. Cooper would be relieved. She took all the
telegrams that came from Mr. Terrell over the 'phone from our station, so that she was in a position to know
just what was going on.

This deal, while it is a sacrifice on our part, amounts to a most significant tribute, coming from one who has "looked
into the chum" and appreciates being called up front by the judge for the blue ribbon.

(See opposite page for evidence oj the results nj this transaction.)

"JUST AS WELL BUY AT THE FOUNTAINHEAD."
The Blood of "Linden Grove" Jerseys Dominates the Nation's Show Rings as Well as the Butter Tests and Register of

Merit.

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REMARKABLE MOVEMENT OF "LINDEN GROVE" CALVES TO TEXAS.

Photos show the last two loads in a shipment of 26 calves under three months old, on April 5, 1916, by Messrs. T. S.
Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa., to Messrs. J. 0. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas. (The bags on rear truck contain
cut hay for the youngsters en route.) Seventy-one head in all have been shipped to the Terrells since August 5, 1915, and
the total will be 125 or more before the contract year expires.

(From The Jersey Bulletin, April SI, 1916.)

SEVENTY-ONE "LINDEN GROVE" CALVES SENT TO TEXAS

T. S. COOPER & SONS.
Pennsylv

Our contract last summer with Messrs. J. 0. Terrell &
Sons of Texas, for all calves born at "Linden Grove"
within twelve months, has developed into one of the most
remarkable sales of young stock we have ever recorded.
Since August 5, 1915, we have sent them seventy-one calves
under three months of age, and we estimate that the total
will reach 125 head before their contract year expires —
and perhaps more, with "good luck." If a sale of such
character has ever before been consummated in pure bred
calves of any dairy breed, it has not come to our atten-
tion.

These youngsters travel a distance of 2,139 miles, each
lot in a special express car, via Buffalo and St. Louis. The
last shipment, twenty-six head, on April 5th, occupied the
entire length of the car, setting the crates side by side as
they appear on the trucks in the snapshot. It is unfor-
tunate we were not prepared to get a photograph of the
entire shipment, and that these views are indistinct; but
the extent of the deal may be imagined when it is remem-
bered that less than one^half of the crates are shown in
the pictures.

To Jersey breeders it will be particularly interesting to
contemplate the results, in Texas and the great southwest,
from the projection of such a volume of powerful Jersey
blood into the dairy herds of that region. Many of these
calves were sired by Oxford You'll Do and Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly, and a number of other great sires are represented.
They are out of splendidly bred and great dairy cows —
the type of Jerseys only that have been handled at "Lin-
den Grove" for forty years.

They would no doubt have brought more money if raised
and sold in our auctions, but we consented to the sacrifice
after having been importuned for years by the Terrells for
such an arrangement. Mr. J. 0. Terrell, who had "tasted"
this blood on a number of occasions in previous years,
wrote us after the contract was closed: "This trade is the
fulfillment of a dream that I have long had in mind." Our
advertisement of August 11, 1915, related the circum-
stances leading up to it.

The question has been asked, "What will J. 0. Terrell &
Sons do with them?" Well, if they keep them, and de-
velop the great cattle they are sure to produce, it will be
the wisest thing they can do — for themselves. But it is not
difficult to market this class of calves, of either sex.

While on this calf subject, it may be well to remind your
readers that the south need not confine itself to youngsters
in shipping northern Jerseys, if the animals are protected
against disease peculiar to southern territory. We need
only to call attention to the great success achieved by the
Falfurrias herd with mature Jerseys, many of which were
purchased at "Linden Grove" by Mr. Ed. C. Lasater. They
have made splendid Register of Merit records and won
some of the most coveted championship trophies at the
fairs, both north and south. And Mr. Lasater has bred
from them, succeeding generations of winners and pro-
ducers that demonstrate what can be done in Texas, when
one has the right kind of a foundation.

It does make a fellow feel good to know that his efforts
have been appreciated, especially when such appreciation
has been expressed by men of responsibility who have
been breeders of Jersey cattle a quarter of a century for-
profit, and who "look into the churn."

A GREAT "LINDEN GROVE" COW THAT "MADE GOOD" IN TEXAS

(From The Jersey Bulletin, June 30, 1915.)

In considering the noted Jerseys of the country, and es-
pecially of our State, Great Scot's Champion, I believe, is
the greatest of all. A number of years ago "Lassie" (as
she was affectionately called) achieved distinction by win-
ning first over Jersey. Since her importation she has re-
peatedly won at the best shows in this country. As a
crowning victory to her already enviable show record, she
won grand championship at the Chicago National Dairy
Show in 1911. Here she scored 99% per cent, under Pro-
fessor Scovell; and he was not alone in the belief that she
was the most perfect cow of the breed. But in her twelfth
year at the Falfurrias Jersey Ranch, owned by Mr. Ed. C.
Lasater, at Falfurrias, Texas, this great cow made her
greatest winning. Think about it — 774 lbs. estimated but-
ter in her twelfth year! And this test was made in spite
of the extreme hot and dry weather that prevails during
the summer and early fall months. I once heard a prom-
inent judge remark, after he had given "Lassie" first place
in the show ring, and while he was scoring a cow that had
made a record of over 600 lbs. of butter in a year, "Yes,

she is a great individual, but as a producer I would rather
have the other cow than two like her." Now there are a
great many who seem to think that one class of cattle win
in the ring, and another type win in the yearly tests. For
such thinkers, this grand old cow should prove an object
lesson. I will say without fear of successful contradiction
that Great Scot's Champion is the greatest exponent of
perfect Jersey type, coupled with maximum ability as a
producer, that the Jersey breed possesses.

The general demand for good cattle is excellent. In fact,
every breeder that you see nowadays seems full of en-
thusiasm. And while we are proud of the showing that is
being made here, Texas is just beginning in Jersey ad-
vancement.

D. F. Bobbitt, Texas.

(Great Scot's Champion was imported by "Linden
Grove," sold in our 1907 auction as a 5-year-old for $950 to
Dr. H. D. Rodman of Kentucky, in whose 1911 auction she
was purchased by Mr. Lasater).

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Bull. GOLDEN FERN'S LAD, 65300, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)
(P. 2160, Highly Commended, Jersey Herd Book; 6236, English Herd Book.)
FIRST PRIZE AND CHAMPION AT NORTH CLUB SHOW, 1896 and 1897.
Known Universally as "The Old Plum Tree"— His Stock and Branches Have Yielded the Richest Fruits of Jersey Breeding.

Bred by Philip J Ahier, St Martin, Island of
Jersey

Hum May 17. 1894.

Owned by T S. Cooper, Coopersburg. Pa.

Imported and sold at public auction. May 13, 1903.
when he was secured for exclusive use in the "Linden
Grove" Herd, at 82,250, being at that time (within
four days) nine years of age. He died at "Linden
Grove" May 29, 1908.

Sire
BOYLE,

P. 1559, H.C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7 th, 8 th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

"Boyle" also sired the
great cow, "Spec-
kled Band," public
butter test, 2 lbs.
3i ozs., 140 days in
milk; dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 71 ozs.
of butter in 24 hours
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our May, '07, sale
for $2,200 to Mr. A.

B. Lewis.

Sire of

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.

1st over Jer. and

Par. prize, '94; dam

of Rill, P. 6982, H.

C. (65 lbs. milk in
one day), the dam
of Eminent's Ra-
leigh, 69011 (see No.
22 of catalog).

Fontaine's King, P.
2207, H. C, sire of
Caiest, P. 2591, H.
C., who sired the
dam of Gamboge's
Knight. P 3645. H.
C.(see page 35); also
sire of Mabel's Poet.
P. 2964. H. C.

Mabel 3Sth, P. 6311,
H. C. dam of
Mabel's Poet.

Fontaine 7th, P. 5391,
H. C, 1st prize and
Br. Medal, Grouville
Show, '98; and Fon
taine 9th, P. 6039,
H. Cm public butter
test. 2 lbs. 10 ozs.,
in 24 hours.

Boyle also sired many
other famous ani-
mals.

During our visit to the
Island of Jersey, for
a number of years,
it has always been
our great pleasure to
examine the daugh-
ters of the famous
bull, Boyle. They
were of great size,
carrying beautiful
heads; thin, lone
necks; strong.
straight backs; the
very best of loins-.
broad hips ; sharp
withers; "b read
baskets" wide and
deep, which alone
told the tale.

Dam
GOLDEN FERN,
P. 4711, H.C.

2d pr. over the Island
and Par. prize, '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Is-
land.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 o t h e r tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.

Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.

His double grandson,
Gulden Fern's Lad
(same in blood as a
son), has 27 sons
with tested daugh-
ters.

Golden Fern's I ad is
sire of Flying Fox,
who is sire of 43 sons
with tested daugh-
ters, more than any
other bull, imported
or domestic. (Fly-
ing Fox was sold in
our '02 auction for
$7,500.)

Golden Fern's Lad is
also sire of Eminent
2d, P. 2532. II, Cm
who was sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,00(1. and lias 2 S
sons w i t h tested
daughters, led by
Eminent's R aleigh,
w In i lias 48 tested
daughters, 24 of
them in Register of
Meri t. Eminent's
Raleigh is also sire of
Raleigh's Fairy Bt 13 ,
sire of 40 tested
cows, ^7 of them in
Register. of Merit.

Tootsie, P. 3214, II. C
Parish prize, '90.

Gulden Lad,

1* 1242, II. C
1st pr. over Island,
Aim., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
(See above.)

Browu Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

2d St. Martin S h o w,
'94. '95.

Dam <>f Aurea, P. 8693,
H. c. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin. 252122),
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test.
May. "07, 2 lbs. 5 J
ozs., 65 days in
milk

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873. H. C.
1st pr.. St. Saviour
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy c o w s,
including S u 1 t a ne
14th, that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 i ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.
His daughter, Lady
Rose, P. 3962, H.C,
winner of Par. prize,
Aug., '97, is dam of
Sultan's Golden
Rose, 213891. with
a public butter test
of 1 lb. 14J ozs. in
24 hours; entered in
Register of Merit,
with a record of
8,410 lbs. 4.S ozs.
milk, 489 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter, in 1 year,
when ten years old.

I Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '88.

2d H. B. pr. ov. J.t '88.

2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.

1st pr. over Eng.. '90.

1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.

Out of the same dam
as Golden Lad 2d,
sire of Golden Lad's
Mermaid, sold at our
auction, May, '02,
for $1,100; Golden
Lad's Blue Belle,
sold at our auction,
May, '03. for $1,725;
and many other cele-
brated animals.

Everton King,
P. 390, C.

Everton King was a
remarkable sire of
grand cows of mag-
nificent dairy type,
inheriting the same
from his illustrious
dam. Quality, who
won first prize and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Show, '82,
and made 16 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter. Many
years ago, when on
the Island, I was so
taken with her that
I bought, at a long
price, her son, Ever-
ton King, P. 390, C.
and left him on the
Island to be bred to
my cows before ship-
ment to America.
Quality is also dam
of the great bull,
Happy, F. 309. C,
that left a grand lot
of dairy cows on the
Island.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st prize over the Is

land. '82.
One of the very best
of the great
Fontaine family.

Cetewavo 2d,

P. 370, H. C

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Dam of Eminence, F.
7124. II. C. dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs.; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs.; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C. 'see
No. 19).

Count Cicero.

F 398. H. C

2d pr over Jersey, '83,
Sire of

Count's Fillpail. 30975,
24 lbs 5 ozs.

Cicero's Ruby, 29040.
14 lbs. l£ ozs.

We imported his sire,
Cicero, in '83, and
sold him in our auc-
tion sale for $3,100.
He sired many other
noted animals, in-
cluding Sultane 9th,
P. 1145, H. Cm the
dam of Golden Sul-
tana (see page B);
Sultane's Snowdrop,
dam of Sultan of
Oaklands (see No.
69); and Uncle
Peter, the sire of
many great cows on
the Island.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey in '84; also
Parish prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

, Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
Sire said to be Roy-
alist, P. 139, H. C,
son of Regina, F.
32, H. C.
Dam of Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C., a
great sire; pronoun-
ced by many equally
as good as his fa-
mous grandsire.
Golden Lad, P. 1242,
H. C.

f Cetewayo. P. 244. C.
( Sire of 4 cows, testing

16 lbs. 2£ ozs. to 17
lbs. 2£ ozs.

(See below.)

Quality, F. 1748, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Cham. Cup at Roy.
Jer. Show. '82; 16
lbs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.

Her son, Happy, F.
309, C, is sire of
Hermione, P. 634,
Cm dam of the bull,
Trial, P. 1187. H. C,
and B rookhill Rose
(see page B).

Dairy Boy, P. 218, C.

Sire of Guenon's Pride,
P. 347, H. C, who
sired Fontaine 4th,
P. 2537, C. Fon-
taine 4 th is dam of
Fontaine 9th, 4th
over Jer., '99; butter
test. 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
140 days in milk;
Fontaine 7th. 3d ov.
Jersey, May, '99.

Fontaine. F. 2058. C
1st over Jer.. '86, '88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Cetewayo. P. 224. C.

Sire of
Cteewayo's Silver Bell,

17 lbs. 2i ozs.
Cetewayo 's Lily, 17

lbs.

Cetewayo's Daisy, 16
lbs. 4 ozs.

(We imported Cete-
wayo's Daisy and
sold her in our May,
'83, auction for
$1,600.)

Sunrise, F. 1947. C.

f Ci'ero, P. 266, H. C
1st pr. over Jersey, '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524.

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Cicero's Jolie. 18246,

18 lbs. 3 ozs.
Brunette Star, 27270,

17 lbs. 10 ozs.
Cicero's Juno, 1 6726,

17 lbs. 2 ozs.
3 others, 15 lbs. 2 ozs.

to 17 lbs. 1 oz. each.

Minerva, F. 2281, C.
Supposed to be by

Royalist, P. 139, H.

Cm son of Regina,

F. 32, H. C.

f Farmer's Joy,

P. 306. H. C.
1st over Jersey.
1st pr., Eng. Royal.
1st pr. and Silver
Medal at Lon. Dairy
Show, '81.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st St. Saviour. "70.
1st H. B., '71.
Bronze Medal, C.
Ex.. '71.

(See below.)

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C

(See above.)

Happy. P. 211. C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise. 15789,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.
Grandson of Coomassie

(see below).

Fleur de l'Air,
F. 1736. C

Farmer's Glory,
F. 274, H. C

1st pr. ov. J.. '79, '80.

1st St. Peter, '79, '80.

1st Pa. State Fair. '80.

Head of 1st pr. herd.
N. J. State Fair, '81.

Sire of 4 cows in Amer-
ica with butter tests.

Victory, F. 1999. H.C.
1st pr.. St. Mary.
3d prize over Jersey.
19-qt. cow in herd of
V. E. Fuller.

Sultan, F. 58. H. C
1st pr. ov. Jer., '67, '68.
1st Eng. Royal, '68.
(Never beaten.)

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C

Dam of Sultane. P. 7.
H. C. "the first of
the most celebrated
family the Island
has ever seen."

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

(See pedigree and prizes above.)

Dam of
Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, grandam of Golden

Sultana (see page B).
Count Wolseley, P. 928, H. C, sire of Brookhill

Rose 2d (see page B).
Sultane 8th. P. 944, H. C. grandam of Golden

Lad (see above).
Sultane 2d. rate of 23 lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H.

Messchert.
Sultane 4th, a magnificent cow in the former

herd of Theo. A. Havemeyer. who sold her

bull calf, when nine months old, for $1,775, at

the Kellogg sale in May, "82.
Sultane 5th, 1st prize over all Jersey, '80, and

sold at our sale, May, '83, for $2,800.

Bull owned by

John De Lacour.

Jolly, F. 230. C.

Grey.

Herd Book closed.
Very good cow.
Daughter of Bright, F.

110, H.C., 3d pr. ov.

Jer., '70; 1st pr. at

Bath, '70.

' Vertumnus,

P. 161, H. C.
1st prize. Trinity, '77.

Sire of
Lady Velvetine, 1 7

lbs. 2 ozs.
Olymph, 15 lbs. 13

ozs.
Lady Kingscote, 15
lbs. 10 ozs.

Dairy Pride 2d,
P. 37, H. C.

Horace. P. 94, II. C.

Sire of Le Brocq's
Prize, 1st over Jer.,
'78; 53 bulls in com-
petition.

Polly, F. 1828. C

Romulus, P. 181. C.

2d St, Peter, '78.

3d Lon. Dairy Show.

Sire of Mousy 2d,
14962, butter test,
17 lbs 1 oz. in 7
days. (She was im-
ported by us. Aug.
20, '81, and sold in
our May, '82, auc-
tion to the late Mr.
D. F. A p p 1 e to n,
Ipswich, Mass.)

Musique, F. 1096, C

I Rosy. F. 682, H. C.

Duke. P. 76, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '75.
Par. and 1st H. B.. '75.
Imp and registered as

Sweepstakes Duke.

1905.

Coomassie,

F. 1442. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer , '75.
1st p. ov. J„ '76 to '80.
16 lbs 11 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Orange Peel,

F. 129, H. C.
Sire of Lustre, 15 lbs.
8J ozs.

Dairy Pride,

F. 348, C.

Nonpareil, P 37. H. C
lstpr ov. Jer , "72, '73

Young Patricia.
F. 35. H. C.

Record of 20 quarts
milk and 12 lbs. but-
ter, Jersey weight.

Hero. P. 90. H. C.

1st pr. and Sweep-
stakes over Jer., '76.

1st St. Peter. '76.
Sire of

Daisy of St. Peter. 20
lbs. 5} o«s.

Cocotte, 16 lbs. 8$ ozs.

Satin Bird. 14 lbs. 15$
ozs.

Jenny Le Brocq. 14
lbs. 14 ozs.

Stella. F. 705. C.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(The information on this and opposite page has appeared for several years in our auction catalogs, and is repeated now
and revised primarily for the benefit of those who have not before had our catalog. Parts of it may appear as "ancient his-
tory" to former readers; but it has lost none of its force and truth through age; indeed, the story of "The Old Plum Tree" gathers
strengthening chapters with succeeding years.)

GOLDEN FERN'S LAD, P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated bull the Island of Jersey ever produced.

He has Champions and first prize winners too numerous to mention here.

He has 31 tested daughters and 27 sons with tested daughters.

The following is a copy of what Mr. Peter C. Kellogg wrote in Mr. Peer's Sale Catalog when Golden Fern's Lad was sold:
"Golden Fern's Lad is without doubt the most popular Island-bred bull with discriminating breeders in Jersey. England, and America, of any one that
has ever appeared, not excepting his double grandsire. Golden Lad. He was taken from the Island to England in November. 1898, before his great worth as
a sire became established, and ever since that time. Island breeders have expressed regret that he could not be brought back to Jersey. Had that been pos-
sible, those best informed express the belief that more money would have been paid for him and that he could have earned more in service fees than any other
bull that ever stood on the Island. .

"The uniform excellence of the cows got by Golden Fern's Lad. P. 2160. H. C. was the wonder of the Island of Jersey as soon as his earlier career as a
sire had made the facts evident. Subsequently they became the admiration of all England, where the bull had gone and where most of his Island-bred daugh-
ters soon followed him. The leading herds of England were vying with each other to secure for exhibition and breeding purposes the very finest cows on the
Island at the time when Fern's daughters were coming into their inheritance. To obtain the best was to obtain his daughters, and it perforce followed that
the Island was promptly almost stripped of them, and particularly of the better ones. They found places of honor in the herds of Lord Rothschild, at lnng
Park; Mr. J. Reid Walker, at Rudgley; Mr. R. J. Pope, at Plumpton; Capt. A. B. S. Frazer, at West Tarring; etc. A few determined Island breeders put
prohibitive prices upon good daughters of Golden Fern's Lad, and when American breeders, after a long lapse, resumed importing on a more considerable scale,
these few remaining daughters of Golden Fern's Lad were the highest priced cows on the Island. In his importation of 1899, sold at auction in May. 1900,
Mr. T. S. Cooper brought one of these, registered here as Golden Sultana, 146282, that fetched the top price of his sale. $1 ,600. Two years later, in May, 1902,
the bull, Flying Fox. P. 2729. H. C, by Golden Fern's Lad, topped the same importer's sale by bringing $7,500, which is the highest auction price for a Jer-
sey that has yet occurred. But these conspicuous instances in this country very faintly reflect the great value of Golden Fern's Lad as a sire measured by
the achievements of his daughters in the dairy tests and his sons and daughters in the show rings and the breeding fields of the Island, England, and, to some

"I will not here present a list of his great winners, as that will appear in the catalog; but as an evidence of the appreciation in which Golden Fern's Lad
was held on the Island of Jersey, after his departure therefrom, I append a quotation from a letter written by Mr. John A. Perree, the Secretary of the Island
Herd Book Association, to the Jersey Bulletin in this country. This letter was dated January 27. 1902, when Golden Fern's Lad had been some years in
England, and when it was never dreamed that he would come to the United States, and was as follows; .

" 'I just want to say what we think of Golden Fern's Lad on the Island. I thought of sending you a list of show and butter-test winners sired by this
great bull, but out of respect for your valuable space I have not done so. _ . , ,

" 'No bull, living or dead, can compare with him for having contributed such a large number of show winners in so short a time. I doubt if Golden Lad,
with a much longer career, could compare with his double grandson (Golden Fern's Lad) in numbers. How he came to be sold for exportation was accidental.

" 'His owner and breeder, Mr. P. J. Ahier, of La Feme, St. Martin, had the misfortune to lose his dam previous to her having been judged in the cow c|asses
and her points recorded. As it was necessary at that time for a bull to be shown with his dam and the points of both totaled, Golden Fern's Lad was debarred
from competition at the "Royal" Show. This explains why no prize "over the Island" stands to his credit. One enthusiastic gentleman (Mr. Charles Nicolle),
who told Mr. Cooper that the Island lost S50.000 when Golden Fern's Lad was exported, determined to secure this bull for the Island's use, and generously
offered a silver cup to the committee of our society "for an aged bull shown with five of his female progeny." This offer, though much appreciated by the
committee, was declined on the plea that the fundamental rules of the society were positive on the way bulls had to be judged (with their dams) Mr. Ahier
was a little disappointed, and having a good offer for the bull and considering that he had all his cows in calf by him and a promising successor in Eminent 2d
in his stable, sold him. ... • A *u

" 'By way of illustrating how we prized Golden Fern's Lad. I will mention what occurred about two years ago. A certain local breeder, being under the
impression that the importation of cattle into this Island was prohibited by a minute of one of the State's committees (there were many of the same opinion),
was so confident of having this minute rescinded in regard to Golden Fern's Lad by the mass of evidence he could produce in support of his demand, that he
inquired a price from the present owner. A price was given, but away in the hundreds (pounds Sterling), yet this did not deter the breeder I refer to. He
would have the bull back if he could get it back. He applied to the State's committee, when he was informed that the prohibition was due to a permanent
law sanctioned by the Queen in council, against which there was no appeal. I happen to know the price Mr. Walker wanted, and. high as it was, I feel it would
have been a very remunerative investment if only Golden Fern's Lad could have been got back.

" 'He was one of the most prepotent sires we have ever seen. I have known cases where bulls have been refused qualification m the Herd Book on
account of their dams not having sufficient merit, yet those same cows when bred to Golden Fern's Lad have produced winners at the Island and English
shows. As milkers, his daughters are unsurpassed, and I have not known a single poor one among them; on the contrary, I have heard complaints from
breeders that they will not go dry, and my own experience confirms their persistency.

" 'For the last twenty years, at least, no bull has sired stock to sell as readilv as that of Golden Fern's Lad.

" 'John A. Perree.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

DEATH OF SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY

GRAND CHAMPION BULL OF 1911 NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW DIES AT "LINDEN GROVE"

i Frui/i the Ji rsey Bulletin, April 19, 1916 I

"Jim" is dead. "Jim," as he was called by his friends,
passed away at "Linden Grove," Coopersburg, Pa., on Mon-
day, the 3d of April. And "Jim" had friends, too, don't
forget that. Possibly he was closer to Peter Cooper than
any one else. For it was Peter who handled Sultana's
Golden Jolly from infancy, taught him to do everything
except to talk — and when "Jim" turned his expressive eyes
on you it seemed he was about to speak. He has a trick
of lowering his head and permitting Peter to grasp his
horns, then raising the young man off the ground and
setting him back safely. A form of amusement not en-
couraged by life insurance companies, but evidently safe in
this instance, for "Jim" has gone and Peter is still here.
But it is a sad Cooper family. Since Viola's Golden Jolly
was sold, his son "Jim" was regarded as a fixture, and
it would have ruptured the relations of T. S. Cooper &
Sons to have discussed parting with him. Ralph Cooper,
who regarded Sultana's Golden Jolly more commercially
than sentimentally, was touched in a softer spot than he is
wont to display. And what of the breeder, the head of the
firm? "Still water runs deep," and that same imperturb-
ability which surrounds T. S. Cooper in his auction sale
ring is noted in his references to the death of Sultana's
Golden Jolly. It may indicate what he thought of the
bull, that he shook a negative head at every prospective
purchaser, when Sultana's Golden Jolly could have been
sold for more money than ever was paid for a bull
of the breed. When asked for an expression on "Jim's"
death, this was Mr. Cooper's reply:

"We have bred and owned many valuable bulls at
'Linden Grove,' some of which have been sold for large
sums. We have declined large sums for others, simply be-
cause they were worth more money to us in our own herd
as breeders. Those which were sold, were parted with not
for the sake of getting rid of them, but in nearly every
case in response to a demand from former customers who
had become good friends, and who felt themselves entitled
to a chance to possess animals which had distinguished
themselves. Another incentive was the publicity attached
to the marketing of bulls at long figures, which benefited
not only our business, but did good for the breed at large.

"Sultana's Golden Jolly is not the first great bull we
have buried. Without effort, I recall five others that have
preceded him in the past thirty years — bulls which we had
determined to keep in spite of any offers. There was Pedro
3187, in the herd for thirteen years, nineteen years old
when he died, and serviceable to the last. Golden Fern's
Lad we bought when nearly nine years old, and had him
for five years. Oxford Lad did not last so long; Combina-
tion died soon after importation, from impaction, and
Mabel's Raleigh we did not succeed in getting away from
the Island.

"I have never believed much in 'luck,' but it seems that
some 'hoodoo' got into the bulls we refused to sell, ex-
cepting Pedro. I have about made up my mind there is
something in it. In every case, where I have been badg-
ered to put a price on an animal, and positively declined
to give the prospective purchaser a satisfactory answer,
from some cause or other, bad luck overtook the bull."

Indigestion, which had become chronic, was the imme-
diate cause of the death of Sultana's Golden Jolly. As
many may remember, some time ago the bull developed a
festering near the navel which had the appearance of a
"boil." Those who have our 1913 and 1914 catalogs can
see in the picture the swelling caused by what we thought
was a "boil." On several occasions it was lanced and the
pus removed by a veterinarian. One day while exploring
the wound with his finger, the doctor felt a sharp metallic
substance and called Peter to hold the bull while he went
after it with the tweezers. He found the substance so
fast that it was only withdrawn after several vigorous
pulls. It proved to be a wire about five inches long which
had caused the irritation. Post-mortem showed that it
had penetrated the intestines. Two large tumors formed,
and demoralized the digestive tract. The wire appeared
to be such as is often found in cut-up hay or straw. A
short time ago they lost a valuable Gamboge's Knight cow
that was disabled in the same manner. The veterinarian,
on post-mortem, found that a wire four inches long in the
membranes around the heart had pierced the organ and
caused death.

{From the Breeder's Gazette, April 19, 1916)

Many great bulls whose loss has been keenly felt have
left Linden Grove, both by auction and by death, but none
has been more deeply mourned than Sultana's Golden Jolly,
which died on April 3 at 7 years of age. We bred Sultana's
Golden Jolly and raised and maintained him in the pre-
mier position in our herd because we believed that in him
was focused the most potent influences of the powerful
families that have been our guiding star in Jersey breeding
for 42 years. We twice owned his distinguished dam,
Golden Sultana, by Golden Fern's Lad, having imported and
sold her as a first-calf heifer and getting her back again
by purchase when 10 years old. She was the nearest liv-
ing descendant, with one exception, of that prolific foun-
tain head Sultana, a famous "black" cow of the Island
which left no less than 14 daughters or sons to radiate her
quality. Among these was Count Wolselev, whose daugh-
ters included the dams of Oxford Lad, The Owl, Golden
Jolly, Nunthorpe, Caiest, Reminder, Houp-La, and others
that have built up great families in their own names. We
imported Viola's Golden Jolly, the sire of Sultana's Golden
Jolly, and he was the bull, next to his son, whose departure
created the deepest feeling that we have experienced in
parting with our bulls. Viola's Golden Jolly was not far
off from Sultanne, being by Golden Jolly, while through his
dam, Lady Viola, also the dam of Noble of Oaklands, he
traced no less than 4 times to Sultanne.

Having known these families so intimately, and finding
in our years of experience that our best individuals ap-
peared to owe their excellence to the Sultanne influence,
we felt that its frequent recurrence and proximity in the
pedigree of Sultana's Golden Jolly made him a safe bull
to which to pin our faith. Results as reflected in the char-
acter of his progeny and his own performances appear
to have justified this faith. Sultana's Golden Jolly achieved
in one day a succession of triumphs that have not been laid

at the feet of any bull of any breed. We exhibited him at
the National Dairy Show at Chicago in 1911, where he
won 4 championships, including the American Jersey Cat-
tle Club's gold medal for grand champion bull bred by
exhibitor. He was only a two-year-old, and in competition
with the grand champions of 11 important American shows
of that season, among them 2 which had won championship
over the Island of Jersey in different years. We have been
unable to keep his daughters to maturity, so strong has
been the demand, while his service has been widely sought
for the herds of some of our most far-sighted breeders. I
can safely say that he earned $10,000 yearly in the herd.
It was through him, and Oxford You'll Do, that I made the
deal with the Terrells in Texas to take all our calves of
both sexes for a year. Within the last 7 months we have
sent them 71 head, and have 25 more to ship as soon as
they get a little older.

Sultana's Golden Jolly was sick only a short time, though
the cause of his death was of long standing. Many will
remember that he suffered from what appeared to be a
boil at the navel. On several occasions it was lanced by a
veterinarian, who removed the pus and relieved the trouble
for a time. Once while exploring the wound with his
finger he felt a sharp substance which was removed with
some difficulty, and proved to be a wire about 5 inches in
length, such as is used to attach tags to grain bags. Post
mortem revealed 2 tumors where the wire had penetrated
the intestine, disturbing his digestion until death came to
his relief.

So passed away what we always declared the hand-
somest and best bred bull we ever owned, but, as we say of
Golden Fern's Lad, "his blood still lives and breeds on at
Linden Grove."

Lehigh Co., Pa. T. S. Cooper.

GOLDEN SULTANA, 146282, A. J. C. C.

GRANDDAUGHTER OF OLD SULTANE, P. 7, H. C„ AND AT THE TIME OF HER DEATH IN 1914, AT 16
YEARS OLD, WAS HER NEAREST LIVING DESCENDANT, EXCEPT YOUNG JOLLY SULTANE,
DAM OF NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN.

Dam of the sensational bull, Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, whose picture and pedigree may be seen on following pages.

Golden Sultana won Third Prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, in the greatest
ring ever exhibited in this country, where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden Grove" home
herd. She is full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

In the "Jersey Bulletin," Mr. W. R. Spann calculated that Golden Sultana had produced nearly $50,000 worth of offspring since
her importation.

Golden Sultana is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our 1910 auction for $11,100, and she selling in same sale when
twelve years old for $3,700. Sultana's Oxford Lad is sire of the Grand Champion bull at Illinois State Fair, 1913, viz.,
Elvirian Lad, 106674, bred and owned at Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky. Sultana's Oxford Lad has 4 daughters in
Register of Merit, and a son with 4 in Register of Merit.

Golden Sultana's heifer calf, Sultana of Linden, 239514, sold in our 1910 auction for $1,750, when eight months old. We im-
ported Golden Sultana and sold her sixteen years ago for $1,600 as a first-calf heifer. She topped our 1900 auction.

Golden Sultana is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, bred by Mr. Howard Willets, at Gedney Farm. Gedney
Farm Blue Fox's Sultan has two daughters in Register of Merit with excellent records as two-year-olds.

Mr. M. S. Beltzhoover, owner of the Rochroane Farm Jersey Herd, in New York State (which includes the noted Golden Fern's
Lad cow, Golden Sultana), in the spring of 1912, wrote the following letter to a friend, who sent it to "The Jersey Bulletin"
with the request that it be published. Mr. Beltzhoover bought Golden Sultana in our 1910 auction, when 12 years old.
He bought Blue Belle of St. Saviour in our 1911 auction for $1,250, and has been a customer of "Linden Grove" since 1901.
Mr. Beltzhoover says:

"You ask me, 'How is Golden Sultana'? She is the picture of health, as you will see by the enclosed photograph, taken by my-
self on October 26th last. It is only postcard size, but perhaps I ought to send it to 'The Bulletin,' as, no doubt, many
would be glad to see what the old cow looks like. By the bye, she was fourteen years old February 1, 1912, and still looks
like a much younger cow. I have now two of her heifers, and she is in calf again. Last year she milked 5,135 lbs. in 11A
months, and would not go dry. With the last calf she has been milking three months, as follows: 709 lbs., test, 6.3 per
cent.; 67S lbs., test, 6.6 per cent.; 727 lbs., test, 6.2 per cent. — on very moderate feed, as I am careful in not overfeeding

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SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180, A. J. C. C.

BRED AT "LINDEN GROVE," AND WAS NEVER OFF THE PLACE EXCEPT WHEN TAKEN TO THE NATIONAL
DAIRY SHOW IN 1911, UNTIL HIS DEATH HERE, IN HIS EIGHTH YEAR, ON MARCH 31, 1916.

He was the admiration of all Jersey breeders, and was never for sale at any price. The question was quite often asked. "What
would Sultana's Golden Jolly bring on the Island?" He was only shown once, when he won the following prizes at the National
Dairy Show held at Chicago, October 26-November 4, 1911:

First Prize in two-year-old class: Senior Champion bull, two years old or over: Grand Champion bull, any age; Special Grand Cham-
pion bull, any age; Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor, winning Gold Medal awarded by A. J. C. C; headed First-Prize
Special Herd ($200) for bull and ten females, and sired the First-Prize Calf Herd; with winning four Champion prizes, Gold
Medal and other prizes at one show, we doubt if ever such honors have been bestowed on any bull of any breed.

A BULL THAT HAS ATTRACTED THE PATRONAGE OF MANY OF AMERICA'S LEADING BREEDERS.

Ex-President Darling, of the American Jersey Cattle Club; Messrs. Ayer & McKinney, Mr. R. A. Sibley and Hon. R. J. Fleming
arc among the many breeders who have had great cows bred to Sultana's Golden Jolly. Hon. J. 6. Terrell, of Texas, refers
to him as "a triumph of the breeder's art." Such patronage is worthy of consideration by the many beginners and
breeders of less experience who arc "seeking the light."

The females that have been bred to him in this sale should appeal to prospective buyers. His sons and daughters will be espe-
cially valuable for the foundation and reinforcement of high-class herds. Consider the bull, and examine his get; then
consider his dam, the illustrious Golden Sultana; and knowing what the Jersey world does know of his sire. Viola's Golden
Jolly, and his grandsirc, Golden Fern's Lad, and his grandam, the sensational Lady Viola, we think we have not overesti-
mated his value.

His pedigree on the opposite page shows more convincingly his strong inheritance than we can tell in words — how he traces in
every line to the most celebrated butter families and prize animals the world has ever known; and each step marked with
individuals that have made great records in the show ring and at the pail, and produced distinguished officially tested cows
and the winners of highest honors in the most classic Jersey competitions.

Golden Sultana's picture, and something of her achievement and history, appears on following page. Her sire, Golden Fern's
Lad, has sired mam tested cows and prize winners; he has 1~ scms with tested daughters with authenticated records. Note
what the daughters of Viola's Gulden Jolly are doing in the butter tests, also what the daughters of Golden Jolly and Lady
Viola have done, and how their descendants are "keeping the churn going."

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Bull.

SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)

The Handsomest and Best Bred Bull Ever Owned at "Linden Grove." He is the Admiration of All Jersey Breeders.
He Won the Following Prizes at the National Dairy Show Held at Chicago, October 26-November 4, 1911:

First Prize in Two-year-old Class.

Senior Champion Bull, Two Years Old or Over.

Grand Champion Bull, Any Age, Defeating the Champion Winners at Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,

Iowa and Minnesota State Fairs; Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, National Jersey Show (Shelbyville, Ky.),

International Dairy Show (Milwaukee, Wis.), '11; and Champions over the Island in '09 and '10.

Special Grand Champion Bull, Any Age.

Grand Champion Bull Bred by Exhibitor, Winning Gold Medal Awarded by A. J. C. C,

He Headed First-Prize Special Herd ($200) for Bull and Ten Females, and Sired the First-Priae Calf Herd.

With Winning Four Champion Prizes, Gold Medal and Other Prizes at One Show, We Doubt if Ever Such Honors

Have Been Bestowed on Any Bull of Any Breed.

Bred by T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.
Born October 13, 1908.

White spot on forehead; brisket, belly, flanks,
tongue and switch white.

(See particulars under his picture, opposite page.)

Sire
VIOLA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000.

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
$13,000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis-
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as 2 and 3 -year-olds.

One of them, Fern's
Viola, is now on re-
test as a 5-year-old,
and has made 672
lbs. butter in 10 mos.
She is 75 per cent,
same blood as Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.

He sired the Grand
Champion bulls at
Forest City (Ohio),
Lexington, Ky., and
Utah State Fairs in
'14; and many other
winners.

Sire of

Viola's Fawn Duchess,
239332, 5,696" lbs.
milk; 418 lbs. lOozs.
butter, in one year,
at 2 years old, at
White Horse Farm.
Sold in our May, '10,
auction for $425.

Handsome Viola's
Jolly, 239757, 5,652
lbs. 8 ozs. milk; 400
lbs. 12 ozs. butter, in
one year, at 2 years
old, at White Horse
Farm. Sold in our
'10 auction for $725.

And 7 others.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show. '00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.

Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '08.
Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and

many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including:
Golden Jolly's Fertile. 669 lbs. 11 ozs.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby, 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including Derry's Golden Jolly,

sire of 13, sold at auction for $1 1,000.
Eleven untested daughters are the dams of Register of Merit cows.
Sire of Mourier Lass, 234539, Grand Champion cow, Utah State Fair,

'13 and '14; and many other winners.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our May, '11, auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test, May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize, Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, August. '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull
and progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our May, '11, auction for $15,000.

Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters, including:

Miss.Viola, P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit, butter test. May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk. She is dam of the "Linden Grove" service bull,
Viola's Golden Fern, 77393.

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C, Certificate of Merit, May, '06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. She is dam of 5 public butter test cows.

Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203699, public butter test, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days
in milk, when only 30 months old. We bought her at auction for $2,550.

Goddington Bagatelle, 1 lb. 6 ozs., 24 hrs.

Her son, Noble of Oaklands, now has 37 butter test daughters and 28 pro-
ducing sons, including Noble's Jolly Sultan, a Champion winner at the
Royal Show, Jersey, sire of 11 tested cows. (Noble's Jolly Sultan is in
service at "Linden Grove.")

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

His two best daugh-
ters in the public
butter test are Free-
dom, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 24 hrs. at
the T r i n g Show
Ring, Eng., being
140 days in milk;
and Gold Mine. Gold
Medal, Tunbridge
Wells, England, 2
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
24 hours, being in
milk 150 days.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Dam
GOLDEN SULTANA, 146282, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island, and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, H.C.
Her grandam, Sultane. P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has
inherited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as
48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, whom we sold to Elmendorf Farm for
$11,100, produced for them, Elvirian Lad, 106674, 1st prize yearling bull
(9 entries), Junior and Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, '13. Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad has 4 daughters in Register of Merit, and a son with 4
daughters in Register of Merit.

Her son, Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, produced Golden Daisy
Fox, in Register of Merit, 419 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 2 years old;
and Exila Fox Sultana, in Register of Merit, 343 lbs. 8 ozs.. at 2 years old —
the former owned and tested by Cornell University, and the latter by
Mr. H. C. McLallen, Trumansburg, N. Y.

Her daughter, Sultana of Linden, was sold in our '10 auction for $1,750, at
8 months old.

Mr. M. S. Beltzhoover, owner of the Rochroane Farm Jersey Herd, in New
York State (which includes the noted Golden Fern's Lad cow, Golden Sul-
tana), in the spring of '12, wrote:

"You ask me, 'How is Golden Sultana?' She is the picture of health, as
you will see by the enclosed photograph, taken by myself on October 26th
last. It is only postcard size, but perhaps I ought to send it to 'The
Bulletin,' as, no doubt, many would be glad to see what the old cow looks
like. By the bye. she was fourteen years old February 1, 1912, and still
looks like a much younger cow."

■ Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

IstH. B.over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. Cm sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C., a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746.
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96, who was
sold to Mr. P. Rob-
erts, Narberth, Pa.,
for a record price,

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(For full particulars,
see front page A.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,

P. 3440, C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, 40 entries,

May, '98.

Dam of
Golden Fern's Red

Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.

butter in 7 days.
Brookhill Fox, Cham.

over Eng., and sold

for $5,000.
The bulls. Reminder

and Isonomy.
Grandam of Sultan's

Black Beauty, sold

for $3,000 in our

May, '07, sale.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows; sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our May, '01,
sale for $745. She
is full sister to Gold-
en Lad's Fawn
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3i
ozs., 140 days in
milk; dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7| ozs.
of butter in 24 hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Count Wolselcy,

P. 928. II. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889. C.
Half-sister to the dam

of Trial, P. 1187, H.

C.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Parish Show, '97.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, 2 lbs. 10i
ozs. in 24 hours, 121
days in milk. She
sold in our May, '06,
sale for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Parish Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d,
P. 9641, H. C, win-
ner of 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '02; 1st over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '02.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane
type (for udder and
teats) to his entire
progeny.

(See below.)

Bagatelle. P. 5076. C-

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of bis get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of Golden Lad's
Fawn Duchess,
166538, 23 lbs. 6 ozs.
in 7 days; and 31
others.

Six sons have tested
daughters in Regis-
ter of Merit.
(See above.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H.
Parish prize, '90.

. C. C.)

Cicero. P. 266. H. C. (7657, A. J.

1st prize over Jersey, '82.

Sold at our sale, Oct., "82. for $3,100.

Sire of Lady Longfield, 23524, 20 lbs. 13 ozs.; and

8 others.
Also sire of Count Cicero, F. 398, H. C. grandsire

of Golden Lad.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.

2d prize over Jersey, '70.

1st prize, St. Saviour, '70.

1st Herd Book, '71.

Bronze Medal, C. I. Ex., '71.

"The first of the most celebrated family the Is-
land has ever seen."

Dam of Sultane 2d, rate of 23 lbs. 8 ozs.. for M. H.
Messchert; Sultane 4th, a magnificent cow in
the former herd of Theo. A. Havemeyer, who
sold her bull calf, when nine months old, for
$1,775, at the Kellogg sale, in May, '82, Sul-
tane 5th, 1st prize over all Jersey, '80, and sold
at our sale. May, '83, for $2,800.

She is also dam of Sultane 8th. P. 944. H. C.
grandam of Golden Lad (see front page A) ; and
of Count Wolseley, P. 928. H. C, sire of
Brookhill Rose 2d (see above).

3751

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Bull.

IMPORTED OXFORD YOU'LL DO, 111860, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)
(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)
Winner of First Prize over Jersey, With His Progeny, at the April, 1911, Bull Show, Island of Jersey.
Full Brother to the Successful "Butter" Sire, Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C.

Bred by G. P. Fcrrcdes, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Born August 24, 1906.

Imported January 28, 1913, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

"The end of the road." In Oxford You'll Do we
find a climax in concentration of the most forceful
dairy influences the Island has seen in forty years of
breeding for a purpose. Through many lines of
descent he claims Sultane, P. 7, H. C., for an ancestor
— and twice through Oxford Lass, who is his grand. mi
and his sire*s great -grandam. A dairy sire of un-
doubted prepotency and power. Intelligent, mascu-
line, with not a ''bad sign" in personality, pedigree
or performance. Strong head, very wide between
the eyes; smooth, clean shoulders; a good hided bull,
with rich skin; long and well-ribbed body; rudi-
mentary teats extremely long and well placed; the
veins on belly are as prominent as in some milk
cows; tail set in the Golden Fern's Lad cast, and a
wonderful switch.

And after all, ''the proof of the pudding" is found
in his get. No living sire has put the stamp of
capacity — a highly finished dairy type — more
unerringly onto his daughters, nor produced a more
uniformly long teated, easy milking line of cows than
has Oxford You'll Do.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S KNIGHT, P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny),

Apr., '08.
Sold at our '1 1 auction for $6,700 to White Horse

Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his daugh-
ters in a single lot at $1,750 each.
At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, every

animal in competition, sired hy Gamboge's

Knight, did honor to its sire, winning among

other prizes:
1st prize for four cows in milk.
1st and 2d prize yearling bulls (out of dams by

Gamboge's Knight).
2d pr. 3-year-old cow, 9 entries, by Gamboge's

Knight.
Sire of 41 official test cows, 19 of them with year's

records over 500 lbs. butter in 1 year. Twelve

of the 19, including the five with the highest

tests, were imported by "Linden Grove" and

sold in our auctions:
Gamboge's Grey Beauty. 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.
Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Brownie, 652 lbs.
Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.
Daisy's January Rose, 585 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Handsome Duchess, 566 lbs. 5 ozs.
Gamboge's Primrose, 566 lbs.
Gamboge's Princess, 558 lbs. 13 ozs.
Gamboge's Knight's Artistic. 540 lbs. 8 ozs.
Gamboge's Vellum, 531 lbs. 12 ozs.
Knight's Fancy Princess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.
Gamboge's Modesty, 525 lbs. 7 ozs.
Gamboge's Merry May, 520 lbs. 4 ozs.
Black Flower, 516 lbs. 15 ozs.
Manor's Peeress, 516 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Crocus, 515 lbs. 1 oz.
Gamboge's Fawn Beauty, 505 lbs. 1
Knight's Crocus, 505 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddled ywink (above) was Grand

Champii-n cow at National Dairy Show, '12,

and was on show circuit 2-V months during her

year's test.
Gamboge's Knight is sire of 4 bulls with tested

daughters, including:
Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075. H. C, sire of 22.
Oxford Knight. P. 3938, C. sire of 12.
Oxford's Brigadier. 78529. sire of 2 in Register of

Merit.
Oxford Boy, P. 3937, C, sire of 1 in Register of

Merit.
His son, Oxford You'll Do, won 1st prize for

bull and progeny at the Apr., '11, bull show,

Island of Jer.
34 of his sons and daughters have been sold in

our auctions for an average of $800.

Dam

OXFORD EVER, P. 8370, H. C.

Oxford Ever is about the best and most valuable
cow in the herd of Mr. J. A. l'erree, Secretary
Island of Jersey Herd Book.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass (by Agatha's Flying Fox,
above), public butter test, May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in milk (cows under 5 years);
public butter test. May. '09, 2 lbs. l£ ozs., 83
days in milk; winner of 1st prize over !
and Theatre Challenge Cup. May, '11; Reserve
for Renouf Cup, "best butter test cow judged
by inspection," May, '07.

Oxford Triumph, public butter test, May, '08,
1 lb. 14 ozs.. 107 days in milk.

Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight (full
brothers), the latter having twelve public but-
ter test daughters.

Oxford Eva, 177094. dam of Oxford John D.,
9004S, sire of 3 in Register <<f Merit, averaging
469 lbs. 1 oz. butter in 1 year, at 2 i
-■Id

Agatha's Plying Fox,
1'. 32V.. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and O r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination. P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show.
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham.. St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
B e a u v o i r King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechland's Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C C

(Flying Fox, P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May. '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. 8$ ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G.. Certificate of Merit, May, '04. 2

lbs. 5J ozs. butter. 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen. Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2J ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.
Full sister to Beresford Darkie, public butter

test, 2 lbs. i oz.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride. 187430, A. J. C. C. —

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. S801, H. C.)

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,
'04.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 1\ ozs., 48 days
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets. owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May.
'05, I lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500. to Penshurst Farm,
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. i oz.,
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 J ozs., 154 days in milk ,
now named Oxford's Fontaine. 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.
Rodman. Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested
daughters, another that is a Champion winner,
and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for
$725, at 14 months old.

Gamboge's Pride 8th, Certificate of Merit, May.
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty, 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Willets.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535. H.
C-, sire of Fair y
Glen, P. 91 78, H. C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
May. '02, auction
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
May, '03. auction
sale for $1,725.

Caiest. P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98,

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in o u r
'05 and '06 auc-
tion sales, averaging
$865 each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C.

1st pr. at St. Savimir
Show, 96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs, 7\ ozs.

Oct., '96. 2 lbs. 2i ozs..
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.
Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Turtledove 2d. 1st ov.
Jer., '95; and many
other prizes.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Golden Lass,
F. 5711, H.

Biron, P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son.
Flying Fox, sold in
our May, '02 , sale
for $7,500. His son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our May, '05, auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer., '89.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729,

H. C.
Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640. H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

I Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.
(See below.)

Rob Roy.

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14i ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059, that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8fc
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. liozs., 24 hrs.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Oxford Dahlia,
P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,

- Oxfordshire Show.
Eng.. '93.

1st pr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup,
H. S.. '93.

1st pr., R. A. S.. Eng.
Show. '94.

[ Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She milked
as high as 28 quarts
daily.

Dam of

Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. li ozs., 214 days in milk.

Oxford Ixia. a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many
Bronze Medal in March. '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

Caiest. whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup. testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.

oxford Lad. P. 3123, H, C.. who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088. H. C.

Widow, F. 2360, C.

that she won being the

IMPORTED OXFORD YOU'LL DO, 111860, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

Winner of First Prize over Jersey, With His Progeny, at the April, 1911, Bull Show.

This is the most valuable prize and the greatest distinction that can be accorded a bull.

He is the Premier Sire of the "Linden Grove" herd, and is the Most Prepotent Living Sire of Great Dairy Cows we have ever

owned.
On April 26, 1916, we had records of 22 official butter test cows sired by Oxford You'll Do, among which are the following:
You'll Do's Favorite, 306632, just finishing year's authenticated test with more than 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. She

was sold in our 1914 auction for $500, to Mr. E. T. Bedford, Green's Farms, Conn.
Imp. Rustic Ivy, 272579, in Register of Merit with 774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 4 yrs. 6 mos. old. She was 1st prize 3-

year-old cow at New York State Fair, 1913 (11 entries); 1st prize 4-year-old at Connecticut State Fair, 1914; and 1st prize

5-year-old at New York State Fair, 1915, besides being dam of the Grand Champion bull and the 1st prize "produce of

cow" at New York State Fair, 1915.

He is sire of many distinguished prize winners, including:

The Champion Cow over the Island of Jersey in 191.5, who also won 1st in her class (76 entries) at the Royal Show, Jersey, May,

1915, and 1st in her class (68 entries), May, 1914. She was imported by "Linden Grove," registered as You'll Do's Cham-
pion Ivy, 353251, and is catalogued for this auction (see No. 50).
The First Prize Yearling bull, Junior and Grand Champion, Indiana State Fair, 1915. He was bred at "Linden Grove" and sold

in our 1914 auction at 5 mos. old, for $525.
He sired the Grand Champion bull of the Minnesota and Wisconsin State Fairs, 1913; who was sire of the Junior Champion heifer

at the Iowa State Fair and at the Waterloo Dairy Show, 1915.
He sired the First Prize three-year-old cow (11 entries) at the Texas State Fair, 1915, who was sold in our 1914 auction for

$745.
He sired the Grand Champion bull of the Arizona State Fair, 1915. And many other winners.

Nineteen of his progeny (eight of them bulls and calves of both sexes), in our 1914 auction, sold for an average of $683.
You'll Do's Fawn Beauty, 306616, sold for $2,100 to White Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa. She is dam of the bull, Trumps, winner

of 1st prize in the calf class, Toronto, 1914.
You'll Do's Lady Moon, 306615; Fox's Bayleaf of Oxford, 2S9460; and Remindress of Oxford, 289462; sold respectively for $1,225,

$1,225 and $1,025, to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, Falfurrias, Texas.
Oxford You'll Do is a full brother to Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C, who has 12 tested daughters, 5 of them in Register of Merit,

with tests averaging 575 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, at 5 yrs. 3 mos. old. Six of his tested daughters were imported by "Linden

Grove," and sold in our auctions for an average of $927, at 5i yrs. old.
We are offering a line of splendid daughters of Oxford You'll Do in this auction. In dairy temperament, udders and teats,

we doubt if any living sire can exhibit their equal.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

THE OXFORDS A PREDICTION FULFILLED

IN 1904 WEJV1ADE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IN REFERENCE TO THE GREAT COW, OXFORD LASS, P.
3582.LC: "TEN YEARS FROM NOW WE WILL REALIZE HER GREAT WORTH AS A DAIRY COW,

THROUGH HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS-

REPRINT FROM OUR AUCTION CATALOG, MAY 30, 1905

"The celebrity of the Oxford family
is not known on this side of the At-
lantic as in England and on the Island,
where it is a household word amongst
breeders. No small wonder, for in
England especially, the winnings of
the "Oxfords," both in the show ring
and butter tests, have been one un-
broken chain of success. The herd of
Lord Rothschild was greatly strength-
ened and its notoriety vastly increased
by the purchase from the Marett fam-
ily in the Island of the four following
daughters of Oxford Daisy, C816, F. 8.
H. C. These were: In 1892, Oxford
Dahlia, (sire Sultan's Cicero), in calf
to Pioneer, the produce being a heifer,
Oxford Dawn. In 1894, Oxford But-

tercup, (sire Golden Lad), in calf to
Nunthorpe, the produce (a heifer) be-
ing Oxford Daffodil; Oxford Lily,
(sire Count Wolseley), in calf to Nun-
thorpe, the produce being a bull. Ox-
ford Prince; Oxford Aster (sire Pio-
neer), in calf to Golden Lad 2d, the
calf having died. It will thus be seen
that Lord Rothschild in securing these
four cows got the best blood on the
Island, and his success is best ex-
plained by the list of winnings given
at foot of this short history. The bull
with which he scored the greatest
successes were: Oxford Prince, son of
Oxford Lily (see above); Oxford Duke
and Oxford Dreadnought, sons of Ox-
ford Dahlia; and Oxford Baronet, son

of Oxford Lily.

"The list we give of winnings is not
by any means complete, owing to the
difficulty and the time required in
tracing the show prizes, as given in
the Herd Book of the English Jersey
Cattle Society, but we trust that am-
ple evidence is given that in offering
the Oxford blood to our American pa-
trons, we are working toward our aim
— that is, the improvement of the Jer-
sey cow."

(We omit the list of prizes pub-
lished at that time, as the credits to
the Oxford family have been so aug-
mented that we cannot give space or
time to a compilation of the prizes and
butter tests.)

REPRINT FROM OUR AUCTION CATALOG, MAY 30, 1913.

No family of cows has more deserv-
edly come into prominence than has
the "Oxford" family. The name is a
household word in the Jersey world,
and the members, males and females,
are popular wherever they have found
their way. It may be said that they
have, with their popularity, encircled
the globe. Be it on the Island, in Eng-
land, United States, Canada, or far-off
Australia and New Zealand, some
members of the Oxford family have
gained renown for themselves and the
breed generally. Of the various
branches of this noted family, none
have been more successful than that
coming through Oxford Lass, P. 3582,
C. This cow occupies the same posi-
tion, as regards her progeny, as does
Sultane, P. 7, H. C., in hers — a circum-
stance that calls for no comment, as
Oxford Lass, P. 3582, C, is a grand-
daughter, through her sire (Count
Wolseley), of Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

In some respects, Oxford Lass in-
herited the characteristics of Sultane,
and it may be said that in one particu-
lar it was intensified, in that neither
she nor her progeny attracted much
attention until four years old. Breed-
ers on the Island say that cows of this
family are too busy producing milk to
develop such conformation as one pre-
fers in promising young stock. But
if they could see the high-scoring
young things in the "Linden Grove"
stables, we think they would have no
complaint to make on the score of
either beauty or utility.

The successes of the descendants of
Oxford Lass in the show ring, milk
records, butter tests, etc., are fresh in
the minds of Jersey breeders, and the
publication of a list would be of such
nrodigious length as to make it impos-
sible, with the space at our command.
Opinions differ as bo which of her
three noted sons — Caiest, Houpla or
Oxford Lad — was the most successful
sire. The first two mentioned fully
inherited their dam's characteristics,
especially Houpla, and the breeders
who used them were of implicit faith.

Those who attended our auctions
about seven years ago will recall the
splendid daughters of Houpla and
Caiest, and their granddaughters, fif-
teen cows by Caiest in our 1905 and
1906 auctions selling for an average
of $865.

Crossed with Flying Fox, Oxford
Lass produced one of the prettiest
heifers we have ever seen, and she won
first prize over the Island as a year-
ling. This was Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass, that we imported and cata-
logued for our 1904 auction. There
was considerable speculation as to the
price she would sell for, some ventur-
ing that she would make a record fig-
ure. Several breeders were here to
buy her, and it is known that at least
one of them was willing to pay $5,000;
but "death loves a shining mark," and
a foreign substance that reached the
stomach through her food saved a bat-
tle royal at the ringside to decide
where she would go. Her full brother,
Oxford Lad, followed her example in a
double respect, winning first over the
Island, and passing away at "Linden
Grove," whence he had been bought
at a cost of $3,300. Most of the
daughters of this bull inherited the
characteristics of Oxford Lass, which
still permeate the whole family.

The daughters of Oxford Lass, be-
sides the one mentioned above, were
Golden Queen of St. Saviour, imported
bv us in 1899; Oxford Ixia, P. 7100,
H. C; Oxford Ever, P. 8370, H. C;
and one exported to Australia as a
calf.

If Oxford Ixia had produced only
Oxford Ixia 3d (dam of Majesty, sold
here in 1908 for $1,000, and resold by
his purchaser for $4,000), she would
have covered herself with glory; but
she has fully emulated her illustrious
dam, as the records show. Oxford
Ever has produced two of the best
cows on the Island today, in Agatha's
Oxford Lass and Oxford Triumph —
cows that every one knows are unbuy-
able, no price, however large, having
tempted their present owner. In bulls,
she has produced Oxford Knight and

Oxford You'll Do, both by Gamboge's
Knight, therefore inbred to Oxford
Lass, being grandsons on the dam's
side and greatgrandsons on the sire's
side.

Like Caiest and Houpla, Oxford
Knight and Oxford You'll Do have
made their strongest appeal to public-
favor through the show ring and dairy
quality of their progeny. In fact, un-
til her blood again met that of Sultane
through Flying Fox and his son,
Agatha's Flying Fox, the Oxford Lass
bulls made but little "noise" as show
animals outside of the winnings of
Oxford Lad and Mr. J. A. Perree's
Agatha's Oxford Noble. They have,
however, more than made up the dif-
ference by winning honors with their
progeny. Oxford You'll Do, though
only five years old at the time, won
the much coveted prize, with his prog-
eny, in 1911; and Oxford Majesty,
while not himself a show-ring winner,
has lately won the same prize at the
last Bull Show on the Island (April,
1913).

No one breeder has been more close-
ly identified with the Oxford family
than Mr. Charles Mourant, of the par-
ish of St. Saviour, on the Island. It
was his good fortune to be the father-
in-law of Mr. G. P. Perredes, the own-
er of Oxford Lass, from whom he ob-
tained Houpla, Oxford Lad, Oxford
Ixia, and a few other immediate de-
scendants of this great cow.

Mr. J. A. Perree, realizing that his
herd was not complete without the
Oxford blood, bought of Mr. Perredes,
Agatha's Oxford Lass, Oxford Tri-
umph and Oxford You'll Do, at prices
which would have discouraged many
enthusiastic breeders. But, as Mr.
Perree says: "I am amply repaid by
crossing Oxford You'll Do on the
daughters of Noble of Oaklands, to
say nothing of what the two cows
have done for me."

Oxford You'll Do is now at "Linden
Grove."

(See comments opposite No. 47 of
catalog.)

OXFORD EVER, P. 8370, H. C.

LAST DAUGHTER OF THE CELEBRATED COW, OXFORD LASS, P. 3582, C. (See Notes on Opposite Page).

DAM OF

AGATHA'S OXFORD LASS, P. 11386, H. C. (by Agatha's Flying Fox), public butter test, May, 1909, 2 lbs. H ozs., S3;days
in milk; winner of two Certificates of Merit, besides 1st prize over Jersey (48 entries) and Theatre Challenge Cup,
May, 1911, and Reserve for Renouf Cup, "best butter test cow judged by inspection," May, 1909; Reserve, 52 entries,
May, 1907. She is dam of Agatha's Oxford Noble, P. 4850, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey, "bulls from tested dams,"
May, 1912. Agatha's Oxford Noble is sire of Agatha's Oxford Pansy, 288530, that was sold in our 1913 auction, when
10 weeks old, for $400, to Mr. Mark W. Potter; she was 1st prize junior heifer calf in a class of 8 entries, at New York State
Fair; also first prize at Brockton, Mass., 1913.

OXFORD TRIUMPH, P. 12120, H. C, public butter test, May, 190S, 1 lb. 14 ozs. in 24 hrs., 107 days after calving. She is
dam of the bull, Fern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C. (sire of Sweet Bread's Oxford Fern, 140203, No. 1 of catalog), and
of his full brother, Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, to whom a number of the females of this importation were bred.

OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize over Jersey, with his progeny, at the bull show on the Island, April,
1911. This is the most valuable prize and the greatest distinction that can be accorded a bull. He is now at "Linden
Grove," where we have a sensational line of his get to prove his prepotency. He has already 22 official test daughters
(see notes opposite Pedigree C).

OXFORD KNIGHT, P. 3938, C, sire of 12 tested cows, 5 of them in Register of Merit with year's butter records averaging
575 lbs. 8 ozs., at 5 yrs. 3 mos old. Six of his tested daughters were imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions
for an average of $927, at 54 yrs. old.

OXFORD EVA, 177094, dam of Oxford John D., 90048, whose three Register of Merit daughters averaged 469 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in one year, at an average age of 2 yrs. 9 mos.

The daughters of Oxford You'll Do will open the eyes of breeders and capture the hearts of the dairymen. They are of a "fin-
ished" dairy type, with wonderful udders, long, well-placed teats, and arc deep and easy milkers.

GAMBOGE'S KNIGHT, 95698, A. J. C. C.

(P. 3645, H. C.)

SON OF THE MAGNIFICENT COW,
OF OAKLANDS, 162101,

FONTAINES OXFORD PRIDE. 187430. A. J. C. C; GRANDSON OF AGATHA
A. J. C. C; AND BY SAME SIRE AS AGATHA'S OXFORD LASS,
P. 11386, H. C,

Gamboge's Knight won Second Prize over Jersey (with his progeny i, April, 1908. He sold at our 1911 auction for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his daughters in a single lot at $1,750 each. Eleven of his daughters, in our 1911
auction, averaged $1,391.36, Oxford Lad's Granddaughter, sired by Gamboge's Knight, sold in the "Linden Grove" auction.
May, 1912, to Hon. E. A. Darling, ex-President of the American Jersey Cattle Club, for $2,900.

AT THE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, CHICAGO, 1911,

Every animal in competition, sired by Gamboge's Knight, did honor to its sire, winning among other prizes:

First Prize for "get of sire." (Three of this group sold in our 1912 auction for an average of $862.50.)

First Prize for "produce of cow,"

First Prize for four cows in milk. (Same cows winning first for "get of sire.")

First and Second Prize yearling bulls (out of dams by Gamboge's Knight).

It is significant of the uniformity of show type combined with dairy quality, in the daughters of Gamboge's Knight, that the
SAMK FOUR COWS winning First as "Get of Sire" also won'First as "Four Dairy Cows in Milk." In the latter class,
exhibitors had the privilege of showing four cows sired by as many different bulls, if desired; and we believe this is the
first time such a class has been topped by four cows by the same sire.

His son, Oxford You'll Do, won First Prize for bull and progeny at the April, 1011, Hull Show, Island of Jersey. (See front
page C.i Sire of 22 cows with official butter tests.

His son, Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C. (full brother to Oxford You'll Do), has twelve butter tested daughters.

He is descended from the great cow, Oxford I. ass, P. 3582, C , who is dam of two public butter test cows; two First Prize win-
ners over the Island (one of them Oxford Lad); the great bulls, Caiest and Houpla; and Oxford Ever, dam of Oxford You'll
Do, Oxford Knight and Agatha's Oxford Lass.

Hotter records made by cows sired by Gamboge's Knight and his sons arc coming in so fast it is difficult to maintain a stated
total. As this is written, we count 41 tested daughters for Gamboge's Knight, but this number is likely to be "ancient
history" next week.

Sire of 11 official test cows, 1!) of them with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter in 1 year. Twelve of the 19, includ-
ing the five with the highest tests, wen imported by
"Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions;

Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 11 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs

Gamboge's Brownie, 652 lbs.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink (above) w;is Grand Champion cow at National Dairy Show
during her year's test.

Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight is sire of I bulls with tested daughters,

including:
oxford You'll Do, P. Hi?."). H. C, sire of 22.
Oxford Knight. P. 3938, C, sire of 12.
i Ixford's Brigadier, 78529, sire of 2 in Register of Merit.
Oxford Boy, 1'. 3937, C, sire of 1 in Register of Merit.

1912. and was on show circuit 2'. months

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

3 Bull. VIOLA'S GOLDEN FERN, 77393, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)
One of the Best Bulls that Golden Fern's Lad Ever Sired, and is Being Retained in the "Linden Grove" Herd as a Breeder.

Bred and owned by T. S.

Bom May 1. 1907.

Solid color; black tongue

Sire
GOLDEN

FERN'S LAD,
P. 2160, H.C.
(IMP. GOLDEN

FERN'S LAD,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and 97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and of 31
tested cows, and his
get have commanded
among the highest
prices ever realized
for Jerseys at auc-
tion.

Sire of 27 bulls having
tested daughters.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 auc-
tion for $7,500, has
43 sons with tested
daughters, more
than any other bull,
either home bred or
imported.

Golden Fern's Lad is
also sire of Eminent
2d, P. 2532, H. C.
who was sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,000, and has 25
sons with tested
daughters.

Darn
MISS VIOLA,

P 9644, H. C.
195796, A. J. C. C.

One of the best cows in
the "Linden Grove"
herd. She won the
Goddington prize, in
the public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 15
ozs. in 24 hours, 39
days in milk, 4 years
old.

Dam of

Miss Viola's Daughter,
196245, sold in our
May, '11, auction
for $700. to Elmen-
dorf Farm.

Mona's Miss Viola,
240505, sold in our
May, '11, auction for
$975, at 16 months
old, to Elmendorf
Farms.

Viola's Golden Fern,
77393, one of the
best bulls Golden
Fern's Lad ever
sired; two of his
yearling daughters
sold in our May, '1 1 ,
au c t i o n for $500
each.

Miss Viola's Golden
Fern. 120835, and
Miss Viola's Hand-
some Noble, 100446,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion.

She is a full sister to
Willoh's Rosy, im-
ported by Mr. C. I.
Hudson, and sold
for $3 ,000, to Elmen-
dorf Farm, where
the "L a d y Viola"
family is owned.

Cooper & Sons.

and switch.

f Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of
Fontaine 7th, 8th and
9th, all prize winners
over the Island.
Fontaine 9th milked
over 9,000 lbs. milk
in a year; 41 lbs. 4
ozs. in 24 hours,
from which 2 lbs. 10
ozs. of butter was
made.
"Speckled Band,"
dam of the wonder-
ful cow, "Nursie,"
that made the phe-
nomenal record of 2
lbs. 7$ ozs. of butter
in 24 hours in the
public butter test,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.
She sold in our May,
'07, sale for $2,200
to Mr. A. B. Lewis.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d pr. ov. the Island

and Par. prize, '94.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097,21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 10| ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad. IS lbs.
l£ ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150, 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

Golden Ora, 127228, 16
lbs. l£ ozs.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including S u 1 1 a n e
14th. that in the
Tuubridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 J ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.

Also sire of the famous
bull, Golden Lad. P.
1242, H. C. sire of
32 tested cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B.pr. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.

Willoh, P. 2855, H. C. — ■

He traces 3 times to Golden Lad, and has 2S& per cent, of his blood.
Sire of

Willoh's Rosy, public butter test, 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, at 4 years old.
Dam of 5 official butter test cows, and a 6th daughter won 1st over the
Island.

Miss Viola, public butter test, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years old.

(Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady
Viola.)

Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 7\ ozs., 215 days in milk.

Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and many other prizes.

Gipsy Maid 3d, 3d over Jersey, Aug., '10; and many other prizes.

Clara's Orphan, winner of 11 1st prizes and Championships at Western
State Fairs, '01, '02, '03 and '05.

Willoh sired Golden Rachel's Prince, a bull sold at a bargain price in our
'01 auction. His present owner, Mr. A. E. Norton, of Dalton, Pa., has
reported the authenticated records of five daughters and one grand-
daughter of this Willoh bull.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Public butter test, 2
lbs. 12 ozs.

Sold in our May, '11,
auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.
Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644. H.
C. (See record at
left.)

Noble of Oaklands,
95700.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certi-
ficate of Merit, May,
'06. 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. She is dam
of 5 official test cows,
and of a first prize
winner over the Is-
land.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000; sire
of 9 in Register of
Merit.

Goddington Bagatelle,
1st prize young cow,
16 entries, Bath and
West of England S.,
'12, public butter
test, 1 lb. 6 ozs.

Goddington Noble,
valued by his former
owner, A. Miller-
Hallet. at $11,500;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" for El-
mendorf Farm.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '93.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Nobleman's dam, the
magnificent cow,
Gipsy Maid, P. 4424,
H. C, is strongly
bred to the families
with which we "fell
in love" on the Is-
land in the early
SO's — W o 1 s e 1 e y,
grandson of Farm-
er's Glory ; Angela,
the dam of Imported
Tormentor; Bobby,
representative of Mr.
Arthur's captivating
"Rose" family, and
last, but not least,
old "Coomassie."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our May, '01,

sale for $745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duchess,
that tested 23 lbs. 6
ozs.
Dam of Bagatelle's
Belle, public butter
test, 2 lbs. 8* ozs.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless."

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, August, '10.
Gipsy's Maid 2d won
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02; 1st over Jersey
(Special Class) and
Champion over three
parishes, May, '10;
besides other prizes.
She is dam of Gip-
sy's Noble, P. 4322,
H. C. 1st pr. at 3-
Par. Show, Island
of Jer., '10.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.
And 31 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076.C.

Everton King,

P. 390, C.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 307, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '82.

One of the very best
cows of the great
Fontaine family.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.

Sire of

Count's Fillpail. 30975,

24 lbs. 5 ozs.
Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. li ozs.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey in '84 ; also
Parish prize.

Half-sister to Sultane
9th, dam of Golden
Sultana, sold for
$3,700 in our '10
auction.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.

Cetewayo, P. 244, C.
Sire of 4 cows, testing

16 lbs. 2£ ozs. to 17

lbs. 2£ ozs.

Quality, F. 1748, H. C. J

Winner of 1st pr. and [

Cham. Cup at Roy.

Jer. Show, 'S2; 16

lbs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Prince,

P. 2502, H. C.

Champion, Aug., '97.

Inbred Golden Lad,
who won 1st over
the Island, Aug., '90;
also winner of £15
prize. Sixty-five of
his get sold at auc-
tion in America at
an average of $527
a head. He is sire
of 32 tested cows.

[ Blancharde 7th,

P. 6906, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

(See above.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. C.i 1st over Jer.,
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C.
His grandam Lady

Useful, P. 796, H.C.

won 1st over Jer.

and Par. prize, '86.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Cicero, P. 266. H. C.
lstpr. over Jersey, '82.

Minerva, F. 2281, C.
Supposed to be by

Royalist. P. 139, H.
C, son of Regina,
F. 32. H. C.

Farmer's Joy,

P. 306. H. C.
1st over Jersey.
1st prize. Eng. Royal.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jersey. '70 .

Romulus, P. 181. C.
2d St. Peter. '78.
3d Lou. Dairy Show.

Musique. F. 1096, C.

Jolly, F. 230, C.

Grey.

Herd Book closed.

Very good cow.

Golden Grain,

P. 2112, H. C.

His sire is a grandson
of Golden Lad, P.
1242, H.C, the most
prepotent bull the
Island ever pro-
duced.

Golden Gem,

P. 5654, H. C

1st over Jer., and Par.

pr., May, '94, '95.

Due, P. 1751, C
Son of Golden Lad
(see above).

Blancharde,

F. 7447, H. C.

M argot's Boy,

P. 671, H. C

Son of Wolseley, P.
401, H. C, 1st over
Jer.. '83, '84 '85;
sire of Count Wol-
seley.

Sally 2d. P. 414, H. C.

Leonidas, P. 881, H.C.

Lovely Sylvia,

F. 6513. C

Sired by " Avril's Bull,"
supposed to be by
Bobby, P. 208, H.
C, 1st H. B. pr. and
2d pr. over Jer., '79.

Jupiter, P. 757, C.

Son of Wolseley, P.
401, H. C, who sired
Count Wolseley, P.
928, H. C, 1st over
Jersey, '88 and '89;
sire of Oxford Lass
and other famous
cows.

Daisy 4th,

P. 1188, H. C

Useful Lad.

P. 997. H. C
2d pr., Aug., '88.

Baron's Mabel,

P. 1419, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '&5.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Bull. GOLDEN FERN OF LINDEN, 84011, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)
Son of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, Retained for Use at "Linden Grove,
His Dam is One of the Very Best Daughters of Golden Lad.

Bred and owned by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Born April 12, 1907.

Solid color, except black-and-white-switch; white
tongue.

In conformation, breeding and quality. Golden
Fern of Linden is a substantial representative of his
famous sire, and is evidently a bull of high dairy
power; proud in carriage; quiet deportment; has a
strong "bull" head, with rich, amber horns; and
thin, mellow hide covered with short, silky hair;
extremely long bodied, with deep, capacious paunch,
strong loins, good hips, and great, long, rudimentary
teats. A bull of great scale and stamina, carrying
close up in his veins the prepotent blood of Golden
Lad (Coomassie-Sultane), which is becoming scarce
and better appreciated as years go by.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S LAD, P. 2160, H. C.
(IMP. GOLDEN FERN'S LAD,

65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize and Championship, North
Club Show, '96 and '97.

Purchased by us for use at "Linden Grove," when
9 years old, fur £2,250.

Sire of a long list of prize winners and tested cows,
and his get have commanded among the
highest prices ever realized for Jerseys at
auction.

Among his butter tested daughters are:

Freedom, public butter test, Tring, England, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24 hours, 140 days in milk; 1st
prize over England, Oxfordshire, '99.

Gold Mine, public butter test, Royal Show, Eng-
land, 4 lbs. 8? ozs. in 48 hours.

La Foret's Lucille, public butter test, 2 lbs. 2
ozs. in 24 hours.

Lady Dorothy 2d, Bronze Medal, public butter
test, Oct., '99, 2 lbs. 8£ ozs., 89 days in milk.

Lottie, public butter test, 1 lb. 14^ ozs., 120 days
in milk; 1st over Jersey, '98; 1st over England.
'99 and '02.

Linda, public butter test, Tring, England, 1 lb.
14 ozs., 110 days in milk; winner of three 1st
prizes over England.

Pearl 4th, public butter test, 2 lbs. 3\ ozs., 35
days in milk; winner of two 1st prizes over Eng.

Zelie 2d, public butter test, '02, I lb. I4fc ozs., 90
days in milk.

Abbess, public butter test, London Dairy Show,
1 lb. 13£ ozs.

Molly Itawn, public butter test, May, 'OS, 1 lb.
13£ ozs., 119 days in milk.

Lady Phyllis, public butter test. May, '01, 1 lb.
14 ozs., 127 days in milk.

Golden Fern's Eminence, authenticated test,
436 lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 1 year, 3 years old.

Golden Fern's Red Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs. butter
in 7 days; 12,290 lbs. milk in 1 year.

Golden Fern's Tulip, 19 lbs. 8\ ozs. butter in 7
days; 11,852 lbs. milk, 597 lbs. butter in one
year; 1st and Champion, Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa State Fairs, "05.

Rozel of Clearview, 18 lbs. 12J ozs. butter in 7
days.

Gulden Rose of St. Martin, 16 lbs. 13 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Golden Fern's Rainbow, 15 lbs, butter in 7 days.

Judging by what the descendants of "Golden
Fern's Lad" are doing on the Island and in
America, and best of all, the great public but-
ter tests that they are making, and their great
popularity among Island, England and Amer-
ican breeders, convinces us that "Golden Fern's
Lad" is the most prepotent, most distinguished
and pre-eminent Jersey bull that the world
has ever produced.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1 st pr. over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 pr. The
most prepotent
bull the Island has
ever produced,
transmitting the
Sultane type (for
udder and teats) to
his entire progeny.

Among his sons is Aris-
tocrat, P. 2280. H.
C, 1st over Jersey.
'98; 1st and Sweep
stakes, 3-Par. Show,
'97.

Dam
GOLDEN LAD'S

INDUSTRY,
162058, A. J. C. C.
(OPORTO 4th,

P. 6221, C.)

A magnificent dairy
cow, milking, when
at her best, 22 qts.
daily. She was
owned in the Linden
Grove herd for a
number of years.

Dam of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 1st prize
and Champion, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09; owned by
Mr. J. L. Gulley.

. Oporto, P. 2807, C.

Never exhibited.

A 16-quart cow.

Mr. John A. Perree,
Secretary Jer. Herd
Book, writes: "The
Island has never
seen better butter
cows than the
daughters and
granddaughters o f
Industry."

Boyle, P. 1559, II. C.

Sire of "Speckled
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow ,
"Nursie." that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7j ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the
Island, after being
in milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.

Fontaine 7th. P. 5391,
H. C-, 1st pr., Grou-
villc, '98; B r o n z e
Medal, Grouville,
'98; 3d pr. over Jer.,
May, '99. Full sis-
ter to Fontaine 9th,
P. 6039, H. C; 1st
Grouville, '99, beat-
ing the cow that
won 1st over Island.
Mr. B. M. Hawks,
superintendent for
Mr. Win. Rocke-
feller, wrote us in
"06: "Fontaine 9th
will be 13 years old
next Aug. and has
never been dry since
dropping her first
calf."

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C.

2d prize over Jersey
and Parish prize,
'04.

Her sire, Golden Lad,
also sired Morion,
P. 1690, H. Cm sire
of The Owl and
other prize winners;
1st pr. winner over
Jersey. '91 and '92.
Full brother to Pio-
neer, P. 1602, H. Cm
1st over Jer., '91,
'92; sire of Nuriel,
1st over Jer., '00;
and 1st H. B. and
Par. pr.. '00; Lady
Clair, 3d H. B. and
Par. pr., '00; Pensee,
Certificate of Merit.
'00. butter test, 2
lbs. 1 i ozs.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th, that in t h e
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave
38 lbs. 6 ozs. milk.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of 32 tested
daughters, including:

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 16653$. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate. 122509. 20
lbs. 10i ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
1 \ ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232,
17 lbs. 8£ ozs.

Besides numerous but-
ter test cows and
show ring winners on
the Island and in
England.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C

Parish prize, '90.

Her dam, Fontaine 2d,
is half-sister to Fon-
taine 4th. P. 2537,
H. C. Reserve No.
for Cup, '90 ; 1 st over
Jersey, '90. '91; 1st
H. B. over Jer.. '90;
Blythwood Chal-
lenge Cup, '91; 22
qts. milk; 3 lbs. but-
ter in 24 hours.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st pr. over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 pr.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
II. Cm the dam of
Aurea's Fern. P.
11259, Certificate of
Merit, May, '09, 1
lb, \2i OZS ,236 days
in milk.

l'i iimt Cicero.

F. 398, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of

Count's Fillpail. 30975,
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. li ozs.

Son of Cicero, P. 266.
H. Cm 1st over Jer-
sey, '82. Sold at
our sale, Oct., '82,
for $3,100.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, II .

Victory, F. 1999, H. C. (see at right), was bought
for £300 by Capt' Philip Le Brocq, under a
commission from Mr. V. E. Fuller, to "buy the
best cow on the Island." She was a great
show cow. testing 15 lbs. 4£ ozs. unsalted
butter in 7 days, and during her test averaged
39 lbs. 4 ozs. of milk daily.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
1st pr. over Kng., '90.

Duke of Cherwcll.
P. 669, H. C.

Industry, F. 2509, C.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C.

Wolseley. P. 401.H. C

Duchess of Cherwell,
F. 2955, H. C

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C

1st pr.. St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows ;
also sire of the fa-
mous bull. Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C

His dam is a daughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C. "the 'first of the
most celebrated
family the Island
has ever seen."

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2dH. B.p. ov. Jer.,'88.
2d Lon. D. S., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. I4i ozs. butter.

Everton King,
P. 390, C.

Sire of many noted
prize winners, and
grandsife of the fa-
mous bull, Boyle, P.
1559. H. C

His dam. Quality, F.
1748, H. Cm is also
dam of Happy, F.
309, H. Cm whose
daughter, Hermione.
P. 634. C-, is dam of
Trial and Brookhill
Rose.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 8071 H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Son of Cetewayo, P.
224, C. (see above),
and Sunrise, F. 1947,
C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. II . C.
(See below.)

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d II. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey in '84; also
Parish prize.

f Sultan Cicero,

P. 670. H. C
Son of Sultane, P. 7,
H. Cm 1st St. Sa-
viour, "70; 1st H. B..
'71; Bronze Medal.
C. I. Ex.. '71.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C
1st over the Island.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of
Cett-wayo's Silver Bell,

17 lbs. 2i ozs.
Cetewayo's Lily, 1 7

lbs.
And 2 others.

Quality, F. 1748. H. C.

Winner of 1st p. and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Jersey
Show, '82; 16 lbs. 8
ozs.

Dairy Boy, P. 218, C.

A sire of great dairy
cows, rich and per-
sistent milkers.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C.
1st over Jer., '86, '88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.
2 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in

24 hours.

{ Brown Fern, F. 4606. C.
Brown Fern is dam of Eminence. F. 7124, H. C,
2d St. Martin. '92; Sweepstakes. N. C. '92;
dam of Eminent and Eminent 2d, two famous
sires; Satisfaction, winner of 3d over Jersey;
Little Eminence, 122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.; Emi-
nence of the Island, 15 lbs. 10 ozs., when ten
years old; Leda, whose daughter, Golden Leda.
won 1st over the Island, and is dam of the
bulls, Stockwell, Leda's Golden Lad, Topsman,
etc.

Cicero. P. 266. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 2i52-i,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103, 19

lbs. 10 ozs.
Cicero's Jolie, 18246,

18 lbs. 3 ozs.

Minerva, F. 2281, C

Farmer's Joy.

P. 306, H. C.

1st over Jersey.

1st pr., Eng. Roy.

1 st prize and Silver
Medal at London
Dairy; Show. "81.

Farmer's Glory, his
sire, has 6 daughters
in the A. J. C C.
butter test books.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.

Sultane, P. 7, II. C.

f Mahomet. P. 259, C.
Mussy, F. 1152, C.

Happy, P. 211, C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218.

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise, 15789,

17 lbs. 84 ozs.

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736. C.

Farmer's Glory,

F. 274. H. C
lstov. Jer.. '79 and'80.
1st Eng. Roy., '79.
I 1st St. Peter, '79. '80.
1st Pa. State Fair, "80.

Victory, F. 1999. II C.
1st pr., St. Mary.
3d pr. over Jersey.
19 qt. cow; 15 lbs. 4£

ozs. ; imported by

V. E. Fuller.

Sultan. F. 58. H.
1st ov. Jer., '67,

C.
68.

I.ongueville Queen,
F. 272, II. C.

Farmer's Glory,
F. 274. H. C
(See above.)

Browny, F. 2002. C.

We imported Golden Lad's Industry, and retained her at "Linden Grove" for the express purpose of securing a son from her by Golden Fern's Lad. She
was, with. ait doubt, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Lad. and knowing her quality, we predicted great success for the bull that should com-
bine her blood with that of Golden Fern's Lad. The daughters of Golden Feru of Linden are fulfilling all the expectations.

GOLDEN FERN OF LINDEN, 84011, A. J. C. C.

BY THE CELEBRATED GOLDEN FERN'S LAD OUT OF A DAUGHTER OF GOLDEN LAD.

OPPOSITE PAGE, "E," FOR HIS PEDIGREE.)

(SEE

His dam, Golden Lad's Industry, is one of the best daughters of Golden Lad we ever imported, milking at her best 22 quarts,
and was retained at "Linden Grove" for the express purpose of getting a son from her by Golden Fern's Lad. She is also
dam of Blue Belle's Blue Lad, First Prize and Champion bull at San Antonio International Exhibition, 1900. Her
son, Viola's Golden Industry, 90053, was sold in our 1910 auction for $510, at 15 months old, to Mr. A. G. Woodbury, Dan-
ville, 111.

The dam of Golden Lad's Industry, Oporto, P. 2807, C, is a daughter of Industry, P. 2509, C. Mr. John A. Perree, Secretary
Jersey Herd Book, writes: "The Island has never seen better butter cows than the daughters and granddaughters of Indus-
try." Oporto is a granddaughter of Wolseley, P. 401, H. C, who is a grandson of Farmer's Glory, F. 274, H. C. (sire of
nine tested cows), and out of Mussy, F. 1152, C. She is the dam of Mussy 2d, 14965, imported by us and sold in our 1SS2
auction for $910.

The get of Golden Fern of Linden reflect his inherited right to be an impressive sire, as we predicted he would be; and his calves
for beauty and quality are appreciated by Jersey breeders. At Mr. Spann's sale, November, 1911, a five-months-old heifer
by him, out of a cow we imported and sold in 1909, sold for $400, and was pronounced by expert judges the "best heifer calf
in the sale." She won First Prize for junior yearling heifers at the West Virginia State Fair, 1912. A yearling daughter of
Golden Fern of Linden sold in our 1911 auction for $500.

His only daughter tried for Register of Merit test, to our knowledge, Linden's Oxforn Fern, 293934, is entered in Class A, with
392 lbs. butter in 1 year, as a three-year-old. His son, Fern of Saucon, 100525, is sire of Rachel's Golden Crony, 312583,
in Register of Merit (A), 341 lbs. 14 ozs. butter in 1 year, beginning test at 1 yr. 9 mos. old.

His daughter, My Linden Duchess, 299164, was First Prize Senior yearling and Junior Champion, Mississippi-Alabama Fair,
1914; First Prize two-year-old, Senior and Grand Champion, A. J. C. C. Special Grand Champion, Mississippi-Alabama
Fair, 1915. Her first calf, Algerian Noble Prince, 13194S, won First Prize for senior bull calves at Mississippi-Alabama
Fair, 1915.

He has sired a number of other winners. At different times, Golden Fern of Linden has been leased for service in the herds of
Hon. A. O. Auten, Jerseyville, 111.; the Allen Dale Farm Herd, Shelbyville, Ky., and the Undulata Farm Herd, Shelby ville,
Ky.

A number of the great cows in this auction have been bred to him, which indicates what we think of Golden Fern of Linden,
84011, here at "Linden Grove."

NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN, 97181, A. J. C. C.

(P. 415G, H. C.)
PARTIAL RECORD OF NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN. 97181, A. J. C, C.

Champion winner over the Island of Jersey, Royal Show, Jersey, August, 1910; also First Prize in his class, 2:5 entries.

First Prize at the Roval Show, 9 entries, April, 1910.

First Prize aged bull, 8 entries, National Dairy Show, 1911, defeating former Champions of 1911 shows, including the Illinois,

Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota State F'airs; Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, and National Dairy Show; also the

Champion bull over the Island at the Royal Show, August, 1909.
Sire of 11 officially tested cows, including:
Jolly Sultan's Pet, 252226, in Register of Merit, Class A, 592 lbs. 9 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 5 yrs. 4 mos. old. Sold in our 1913

auction for $210, to Mr. Wm. R. Wood, Newburg, N. V.
Maitland's Noble Sultana, 287790, in Register of Merit, Class AA, 520 lbs. 13 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 4 yrs. 8 mos. old. Sold

in our 1913 auction for $500 to Dosoris Park, Glen Cove, N. Y.
His son, Rochette's Jolly Sultan, 9199SS, is sire of Jolly Sultan's Minnie, 273322, in Register of Merit, 500 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in

1 year, beginning test when 1 year 11 mos. old.
He is sire of numerous prize winners, including:

Hybrid, P. 4971, H. C, winner of First Prize, Championship and Jubilee Cup, St. John Show, Jersey, 1913; First Prize and Cham-
pion, St. John Show, 1914.
Halley, 10035, 1{. H. B., winner of F'irst Prize and Reserve for Champion, Oxfordshire Show, England, 1911.
Brampton Noble Sultana 2d, P. 1N2N7, H. C, First Prize three-year-old in milk, Dominion Exhibition, Tornoto, Canada, 1914;

2d at Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, 9 entries; and 2d at National Dairy Show, 13 entries, 1914.
His sire, Noble of Oaklands, P. 39(19, H. C, the distinguished son of Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C, sold in our 1911 auction sale,

with his dam, for a total of $22,000 for the pair —the record price for Jersey bull and cow at auction.
His dam, Young Jolly Sultanc, 209702, A. J. C. C. (Jolly Sultane, P. 11003, H. C), granddaughter of Sultane, P. 7, H. C. and

her nearest living relative — the same relation as Golden Sultana, dam of Sultana's Golden Jolly, Grand Champion bull,

National Dairy Show, 1911. (See front page B.) Young Jolly Sultane is a Highly Commended daughter of Golden Jollv,

P. 2921, H. C."

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

F" Bull. NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN, 97181, A. J. C. C.

(P. 4156, H. C.)
Winner of First Prize over Jersey, Bull Show, April, 1910,
First over Jersey and Champion, Royal Show, August, 1910.
FIRST PRIZE BULL, THREE YEARS OLD OR OVER, NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, CHICAGO, 1911,

IN A RING OF EIGHT SUPERIOR ENTRIES,
Defeating Former Champions of 191 1 Shows, Including Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota State Fairs; Waterloo
(Iowa) Dairy Show; and National Jersey Show (Shelbyville, Ky.).

Bred by J. A. Perree, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born March 25. 1907.

Imported April 3, 1911, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A dairy bull and a. proven show bull. As a sire
he has demonstrated the prepotency of the "Sul-
tane" blood, and we shall show a line of his daughters
in milk at this auction which leave little to be desired.
Noble's Jolly Sultan impressed us as few bulls have
in recent years, and we feel that we understand the
feeling of Mr. Perree, his breeder (who also bred
his sire, Noble of Oaklands"*, who gave the impres-
sion, in 1912, that, in his opinion, there is nothing to
beat Noble's Jolly Sultan when he "gets his Sunday
clothes on."

NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN "MADE GOOD"
THIS PREDICTION; not only as a show bull,
but as a producer of great dairy cows.

Sire

NOBLE OF

OAKLANDS,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

3d over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '11 auction
for gl 5, 000.

Special pr. ($2^0 Silver
Trophy) at National
Dairy Show, '11, for
"get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

His 37 tested daugh-
ters inc ude:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, in Register
of Merit, 614 lbs. 3
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 479 lbs. 1.6
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden Pride.
Register of Merit,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Noble's Nursie, Regis-
ter of Merit, 440 lbs.
7 ozs. butter in 1 yr.

1st prizes for "get of
sire" were won by
his sons and daugh-
ters in '10 at Nat.
Dairy Show, Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State
Fairs.

Sire of 28 bulls with
tested daughters.

Dam
YOUNG JOLLY

SULTANE,
269762, A.J. C. C.
(JOLLY SULTANE,
P. 11003, H. C.)
Granddaughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C, and her nearest
living relative, with
the exception of
Golden Sultana,
dam of Sultana's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Cham, bull, Nat.
Dairy S., '11.
Sold in our '12 auc-
tion to White Horse
Farm, Paoli, Pa.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, ,2314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.

Sire of 4 bulls with 47
official test
daughters.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our ' 1 1 auction

for 57,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Certificate of Merit,

butter test. May, '04.

2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50

days in milk.
1st over Jersey and

Champion, '05.
1st prize, Sweepstakes

and Cham. , Grou-

ville and St. Saviour,

'05.
1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.
Dam of 4 butter test

cows; etc.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, II. C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion, N. Show, '00.
Sire of

Jolly Lady of Beech-
wood, winner of 1st
prize, Illinois State
Fair, '08; 1st Cham-
pion and Grand
Champion, National
Dairy Show, Chica-
go, '08.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for$l2,000; and
two years later
sold for $13,000.
Sire of Sultana's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Champion bull at
Nat. Dairy Show,
Chicago, '11 (see
front page B).

Sire of 24 tested cows
and 1 0 producing
bulls.

Voung Sultane,
P. 2895, C.

Her half-sister, Sul-
tane 9th, P. 1145,
H. C-, is dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700, at
same time her son,
Sultana's Oxford
Lad, sold for
Si 1,100; also dam of
Sultane's Snowdrop,
dam of Sultan of
Oaklands.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., "02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox, is
also sire of Agatha's
Flying Fox, P. 3256,
H. C, 1st pr. and
Sweepstakes, S t.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03. Aga-
tha's Flying Fox is
sire of Gamboge's
Knight, Sultan of
Oaklands, Combina-
tion, etc.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets, "Gedney
Far m," W h i t e
Plains, N. V., for
$3,600.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Among his butter
tested daughters are:

Freedom, public but-
ter test, Tring. Eng-
land, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
in 24 hours, 140 days
in milk; 1st pr. over
England, Oxford-
shire, '99.

Gold Mine, public but-
ter test, Roy. Show,
Eng., 4 lbs. 8^ ozs.
in 48 hours.

La Foret's Lucille,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 2 ozs. in 24 hrs.

Lady Dorothy 2d, Br.
Medal, public butter
test, Oct., '99, 2 lbs.
8£ ozs., 80 days in
milk.

Lottie, public butter
test, 1 lb. 14| ozs.
120 days in milk
1st over Jersey, '98
1 st over England
'99 and '02.

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.

Dam of Reminder,
Golden Jolly and
Brookhill Fox, 3
famous sires.

She has milked as high
as 28 quarts daily.

f Kiva, P. 759, H. C.
Cetewayo, his grand
sire, is also sire of
E v e r t o n King,
whose daughter is
dam of Boyle.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction

sale, May, '02, for

$7,500.

Sire of
Fox Glove, that tested

in public butter test

on the Island, 2 lbs.

8$ ozs. in 24 hours.
Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.

2f ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs.
Flying Fox's Rowena,

17 lbs. 2% ozs.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15

lbs. 7 ozs.
Flying Fox's Brown

Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking
quarts daily.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son,
Flying Fox, sold in
our "02 sale for
$7,500. H i s son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 auction sale
for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an
average of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Bobby 5th,

P. 1060, C.

L Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

20

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 9th,
that milked over
9,000 lbs. milk in a
year.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. pr., '94.

Her dam is a half-
sister to Eminence,
who is dam of Emi-
nent 2d, P. 2532. H.
C., winner 1st State's
pr. over Jer. (with
his get), '01 and '02;
Goddington purse ,
'02. Sold in our '05
auction for $10,000.
Now owned by Hon.
A. M. Bowman, Sa-
lem, Va. Eminent
2d has 81 daughters
that have made
tests.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '8S.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
Sire of many noted

cows, including:
Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Oxford Rose, P. 3737,

C.

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as

the bull. Trial, P.

1187, H. C, sire of

Finance.

Bute. P. 328, C.

Half-brother to Cete-
wayo 2d, who sired
Brown Fern 2d (see
above).

[ Golden Princess,

F. 2624, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1 st pr. over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
H. C. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin, 252122),
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. 5*
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Wolseley, P. 401, H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '83, "84, '85.
1st p. over Jer. Jubilee
Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B., '71.
Bronze Medal, C. I.
Ex., '71.

(See below.)

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of Cetewayo's Sil-
ver Bell. 17 lbs. 2£
ozs.; and 3 others.

I Reita. F. 1688, C.

Sultan. F. 58, H. C.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

f Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C-

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old; This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he un-
doubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C
We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few-
equals on the Island.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. p. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88,

'89; yield, I lb. 144

ozs. butter.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

( Brown Fern.

F. 4606. C.
Brown Fern is dam of
Eminence. F. 7124,
H. C, 2d St. Martin.
'92; Sweepstakes, N.
C, '92. Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs. ; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs., when ten years
old; Leda, Eminent
2d, Eminent (1842),
and other notables.

Mahomet, P. 259, C.

Mussy, F. 1152, C.

Sultan, F. 58, H. C.
1st pr. ov. Jer., '67, '68.
1st Eng. Roy., '68.
(Never beaten.)
(See below.)

[ Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Cicero. P. 266, H. C.

Minerva, F. 2281, C.

f Happy, F. 309, C.

[ Mignonne, F. 1443, C.

f Romulus. P. 181, C.
2d St. Peter, '78.
3d Lon. Dairy Show.

Musique, F. 1096, C.

Prince of Wales.

1st pr. over Jer., '65.

2d Eng. Roy., '65.

Flower, F. 53r H. C.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C. :

2d over Jer.. '70; 1 pr., St. Saviour. '70; 1st H. B.,
'71; Br. Medal, C. I. Ex., '71.

Dam of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, 2d over Jersey, '85; 1st H. B. over Jer., '85; 4th over Jer., '89;
1st over Jer. and Par. prize, '91.

Sultane 9th is dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, II. C., who sired many remarkable cows, including Uncle
Peter's Rosette, 157332, who sold in our '01 auction for $1,000. Also dam of Golden Sultana, 146-
282 (dam of the Grand Champion bull. Sultana's Golden Jolly; see front page B), and Flyaway,
P. 4856, C, winner of 2d over Jersey, '93, who produced the noted sire. Reminder, P. 2052, H. C.

Sultane is also dam of Sultane 2d. who tested at the rate of 23 lbs. 8 ozs. for M. H. Messchert; Sultane
4th, a magnificent cow in the herd of Theo. A. Havemeyer, who sold her bull calf, when nine months
old, for $1,775 at the Kellogg sale in May, '82; Sultane 5th, 1st prize over all Jersey, '80. and sold
at our sale, May, '83, for $2,800; Sultane Sth. P. 944. H. C dam of many noted prize winners and
winner of 2d H. B. pr. and 3d over Jersey, '84; also Par. prize.

And Sultane 8th, bred to the Coomassie bull, Count Cicero, produced Sultane's Favourite, sire of
Golden Lad, the most prepotent bull the Island of Jersey ever produced.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

O Bull.

JOLLY SULTAN OF LINDEN, 120838, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born September 15, 1913.

White in forehead, on belly, brisket and four legs;
white tongue, tail and switch.

A very handsome bull of exceedingly rich breeding,
and of great finish; stylish in carriage as a hackney;
strong, masculine head; prominent eyes wide apart;
rich amber horns; fine muzzle; splendid sharp
withers; level top line; strong back and loins; good
rump and setting of tail: great depth and length of
body; fine in bone; thin, mellow hide He was
nroduced by a union of splendid individuals from
SSinSisheS famihes-BRED FOR. A PURPOSE.
WHICH SUCCEEDED — concentrating the blood,
through two lines, of Golden Sultana and Lady
Viola, two of the greatest cows ever owned at "Lin-
den Grove," and that of Oxford Lass, one of the
most celebrated cows the Island ever produced.
A"show bull."

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Full brother to Golden
Jolly's Lady Viola
(below).

Sire
SULTANA'S

GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
competing against
two Cham, winners
over the Island and
the winners of Cham-
pionships at eleven
of America's most
important shows in
'11, he won the fol-
lowing:

1st prize in 2-yr.-old
class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull,
2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull,
any age.

Headed herd winning
$200 Special prize,
•bull and 10 fe-
males."

Silver Trophy ($100
Special) for Grand
Champion bull.

His only daughter tried
for Register of Merit
test made 308 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 9
months of her year's
test, beginning at 2
years 5 months old.

He is sire of:

Golden Fern's Jolly,
100629. winner of
Grand Champion-
ship at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '13,
'14 and '15. (Bred
at Linden Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
one of 1st prize calf
herd, National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred
at "Linden Grove.")

The Owl's Golden
Jolly. 2d pr. senior
bull calf, and head of
1st prize calf herd.
National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred
at "Linden Grove.")

Sarah's Sultan, 1st
prize yearling bull,
Tennessee State
Fair, '14. Sold in
our '14 auction for
$610.

St. Helier's Jolly Sul-
tana. 1st prize junior
yearling heifer, '13
entries, Mississippi -
Alabama Fair, 14.
(Bred at "Linden
Grove.")

Dam
{ SULTANA'S

GOLDEN VIOLA,
240363, A. J. C. C.

Full sister to the "Lin-
den Grove" service
bull, Viola's Sultan.
96385, recently sold
to Mr. Edwin H.
Hatch, Maplewood,
N.J.

Her grand am. Lady
Viola, P.S463, H.C.
is dam of Noble of
< taklands. 95700,
who sold in our May,
'11, auction, for
$15,000, and has 21
tested daughters.

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C.
(See below.)

Sultana's Oxford Lad,
76506, A. J. C. C

Sold in our May, '10,
auction for $11,100.
At same time his
dam, the distin-
guished Golden Sul-
tana, sold for $3,700.

He now heads the Jer-
sey herd at Elmen-
dorf Farm, Lexing-
ton, Ky., owned by
Mr. Jas. B. Haggin.

His dam was bought
by Mr. M. S. Beltz-
hoover for his choice
herd at "R och-
roane," Irvington.N.
Y.

Sire of 4 in Register of
Merit, and of a bull
with 4 in Register of
Merit.

His son, Elvirian Lad,
has been shown suc-
cessfully by Elmen-
dorf Farm, winning
1st prize at Illinois
State Fair in a class
of 9 yearling bulls,
and was later award-
ed Grand Champion -
ship for bulls of all
ages in '13.

The late Mr. A. M.
Bowman, who was
one of the last bid-
ders on Sultana's
Oxford Lad when he
sold for $11,100, of-
ten regretted that he
did not get this great
sire.

Golden Jolly's

Lady Viola,
203669, A. J. C. C.

(Poppy Viola,

P. 10912, H. C.)

Winner of Bronze Med-
al in public butter
test, Oct., '05, mak-
ing the phenomenal
record of 1 lb. 15
ozs. of butter in 24
hours, when 159
days in milk and
only 30 mos. old.
(This is considered
the most remarkable
record, considering
age and period of
lactation, ever made
on the Island.) She
made a private rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 9 ozs.
in 24 hours.

She was sold in our
May, 07, aucti on
for $675, and we
re bought her in Mr.
Overton's sale, '08,
for $2,250 (Dr. C. E.
Still, Kirksville, Mo.,
being the contend-
ing bidder).

Full sister to Viola's
Golden Jolly, 79314,
sire of Sultan as
Golden Jolly, 86180
(as above).

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123. H. C.

1st State's prize oyer
the Island. Apr., '03.

Sire of 25 butter tested
cows.

The progeny of Oxford
Lad have been the
sensation of recent
sales, four sons hav-
ing sold at an aver-
age of $6,025 and
twenty-five cows at
an average of $ 1 , 1 7 7
during 3 years.

Sons of O x f o r d Lad
have realized world's
record prices at auc-
tion.

Sire of the great bulls.
Majesty, Lucy's
Champion and Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
the latter selling at
our ' 1 0 sale for

$11,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows,
including Oxford
Cocotte. 235180, 724
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
one year ; she was
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $1,700 to
Bowmont Farms.

Oxford Lad has 18 sons
with tested daugh-
ters. He spent his
last days at "Linden
Grove."

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C C.

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries), Sept., '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350. Sold in
our May, '10, auc-
tion for $3,700 (see
above).

Dam of the sensa-
tional bull. Sultana's
'Golden Jolly.

Full sister to Sultane's
Snowdrop, P. 8578,
H. C, a famous
show cow, and dam
of Sultan of Oak-
lands. P. 3746, H. C.

Golden Jolly.

P. 2921, H. C.

1st and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of 24 tested cows.

Sire of Viola's Golden
Jolly, sire of Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly
(as above), and 9
other producing
bulls.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C

Sold in our May, '11,
auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.
Dam of

Noble of Oaklands,
sold for $15,000.

Miss Viola. P. 9644, H-
C., Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

Willoh's Rosy, P-
10444. H. C, public
butter test, 3 lbs.
in 24 hrs.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000; sire
of 9 in Register of
Merit.

Goddington Bagatelle,
1st prize young cow,
open class, 16 en-
tries, Bath and West
of England Show,
'12; public butter
test. 1 lb. 6 ozs.

Goddington Noble,
valued by his former
owner, A. Miller-
Hallct, at $11,500;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" for El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C)
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction

sale, May, '02, for

$7,500. In same

sale, three of his

heifers on first calf

averaged $933.
Sire of
Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.

2\ ozs., 49 days in

milk.
Fox's Belle of Grou-

ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Flying Fox's Rowena,

17 lbs. 2-£ ozs.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15

lbs. 7 ozs.
Flying Fox's Brown

Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox Glove, 2 lbs. 8$

ozs. in 24 hours.
And 20 other tested

cows.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C-

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad,
Oxford I x i a and
other famous ani-
mals.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

IstH. B. over Jer., '85.

Dam of Uncle Peter,
P. 2115. H. C, sire
of a remarkable lot
of dairy cows that
have always sold at
long prices.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

[ Brookhill Rose 2d.
P. 3440, C.
1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May. '98.
Dam of Golden Fern's
Red Rose. 23 lbs. 10
ozs. butter in 7 days.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Nobleman's dam, the
magnificent c o w,
Gipsy Maid, P. 4424.
H. C., is strongly
bred to the families
with which we "fell
in love" on the Is-
land in the early
80's — W olseley,
grandson of Farm-
er's Glory; Angela,
the dam of Imported
Tormentor; Bobby,
representative o f
Mr. Arthur's capti-
vating "Rose" fam-
ily, and last, but
not least, old "Coo-
massie."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our May, '01,
sale for $745. She
is full sister to Gold-
en Lad's Fawn
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.
Dam of Bagatelle's
Belle, public butter
test, 2 lbs. 8i ozs.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. II. C

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,

now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740. A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey, "89.

Dam of
Ravachol, P. 2032, C
John Bull, P. 2653, C.
Uncle Peter's Rosette.

P. 7363, H. C.
Rosette's Golden Lad,

57498, A. J. C C
Alicante. P. 3880. H.C
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

H. C
Sultana's Rosette 2d,

1 5 lbs. 6 ozs.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '87.

1st over Jer.. Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

A/m o n g his other
daughters are Al i -
cante, dam of The
Owl, and Brookhill
Rose 2d, dam of
Golden Jolly.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.
By the same sire as

Sultane's Favourite,

sire of Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

' Cicero, P. 266, H. C.
Sire of Lady Long-
field, 23524, 20 lbs.
1 3 ozs. ; and 5 others.
Also sire of Count
Cicero, F. 398, H.
C- (as above).

[ Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st pr., St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B., '71.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928. H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., "89.
(.See above.)

{ Brookhill Rose,
P. 1889, C.
Half sister to Trial, P.
1184. H. C.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C
1st and Sweepstakes,

3-Par. Show, '97.
Aristocrat is a son of

the famous show

and butter cow,

"Nameless."

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424. H. C

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, August. 10.
Gipsy Maid 2d won
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02; 1st over Jersey
(Special Class) and
Champion over three
parishes. May, '10;
besides other prizes.
She is dam of Gip-
sy's Noble, P. 4322,
H. CM 1st pr. at 3-
Par. Show, Island <>f
Jersey, '10.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.

Sire of
Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
-lays; S9 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.
And 31 others.

(See above.)

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

f Sarabond. P. 797, H.C.

I He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.
A great sire.

[ R<i5ctte4th.

P. 2128, C
We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th. as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh
ters was a very rich
and persistent milk
er.

Wolseley. P. 401, H- C.

lstov. Jer.. '83, '84. '85.

1st pr. over Jer. Jubilee
Show, '83.

Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, "83.

{ Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d pr. over Jer.. '70.

1st pr., St. Saviour, '/0.

1st H. B., '71.

f Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C.
A remarkable cow.

f Happy, P. 211. C.
Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise. 15789,
17 lbs. 8£ ozs.

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan, F. 58. H. C.
1 st p. over Jer. . '67 , '68 .

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Wolseley, P. 401. H.C.

1st pr. over Jer. Jubilee
Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

Hermione, P. 634. C.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey. "94.
1st Cham. Class. '95,

'96, '97, '98.

Poster. P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and
grandam, especially
the latter — La Bou-
anne, a splendid
cow. though never
registered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C-

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C.
His grandam. Lady

Useful, P. 796, H.C.

won 1st over Jer.

and Par. prize, '86.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE. MAY 30, 1916.

A Bull That Stands in a Class by Himself !

THE LAST CALF FROM GOLDEN BEATRICE 2d. 162060, AND HER ONLY SON BY SULTANA'S GOLDEN

JOLLY, 86180.

(Names Known Around the World.)

Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193

(SEE PEDIGREE H)

SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180

HIS PEERLESS SIRE
A Grand Champion Winner and the Sire of Grand
Champions.

The handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Lin-
den Grove." He is the admiration of all breeders, and is
not for sale at any price. He was shown only once, when
he won the following prizes at the NATIONAL DAIRY
SHOW, held at Chicago, November, 1911:

First Prize in two-year-old class.

Senior Champion bull two years old or over.

Grand Champion bull, any age.

Special Grand Champion bull, any age.

Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor, winning Gold
Medal awarded by the American Jersey Cattle Club.

Headed First-Prize Special Herd ($200) for bull and ten
females; and sired the First-Prize Calf Herd.

(Have such honors ever been bestowed upon any other
bull of any breed ? )

One of his sons, Golden Fern's Jolly (bred at "Linden
Grove"), has been Grand Champion at the Mississippi-
Alabama Fair for the past three years. In 1914, the judge,
Mr. C. T. Graves, after placing the purple on Golden Fern's
Jolly, said: "This is the most outstanding bull I have seen
for years," and advised his owner, the late Capt. J. H.
Wright, to take him to the National Dairy Show, "the
greatest cattle show in all the world," for "no man had a
better chance to win."

PATRONIZED BY AMERICA'S LEADING BREEDERS.

Ex-President Darling of the American Jersey Cattle
Club, Messrs. Ayer & McKinney, Mr. R. A. Sibley and
Hon. R. J. Fleming are among the many breeders who have
had great cows bred to Sultana's Golden Jolly. Hon. J. O.
Terrell of Texas refers to him as "a triumph of the breed-
er's art." Such patronage is worthy of consideration by
the many beginners and breeders of less experience who
are "seeking the light."

The value of Sultana's Golden Jolly as a breeder and
show bull can be estimated only by comparison with the
value that Golden Fern's Lad has been to the Jersey inter-
est at large. His sons and daughters will be especially
valuable for the foundation and reinforcement of high-class
herds. Consider his dam, the illustrious GOLDEN SUL-
TANA; and knowing what the Jersey world does know of
his sire, VIOLA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, and his grandsire,
GOLDEN FERN'S LAD, and his sensational grandam,
LADY VIOLA, we think his value has not been over-
estimated.

GOLDEN BEATRICE 2D, 162060

HIS SENSATIONAL DAM
Rate, 18 Lbs. 6 Ozs. Butter in 7 Days — 22 to 24 Qts.
Milk Daily

THE DAM OF MORE HIGH SELLING CALVES THAN
ANY COW IN THE WORLD. Ten of her get sold from
"Linden Grove" for an average of $744.25, at an average
age of 10 months. (All by different sires.)

Her daughter, Gamboge's Beatrice, 268590, sold in our
1912 auction at 8 months old for $625 to Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney, entered the Register of Merit, Class A, AS A
TWO-YEAR-OLD with nearly 400 lbs. butter in 1 year.

Her son, Flying Fox's Golden Prince, 62437, sold in our
1902 auction to the late Hon. A. M. Bowman, has 9 tested
daughters, one of which (Golden Prince's Irene) tested as a
THREE-YEAR-OLD, 687 lbs. 15 oz. butter in one year,
11,440 lbs. 11.2 ozs. milk. He also has 6 granddaughters in
the Register of Merit — the blood "breeds on."

Her daughter, Eminent's Golden Beatrice, 203992, sold
in our 1907 auction at 16 months old for $1,460, to Mr. Al-
fred G. Vanderbilt, Newport, R. L, for whom she produced
some excellent prize winning stock.

Her 1913 calf, Beatrice's Handsome Noble, 121098, sold
in our 1914 auction to go to New Zealand — 14,000 miles,
the greatest distance we have ever shipped a bull.

Golden Beatrice 2d is one of the best and handsomest
cows ever owned at "Linden Grove." She is now in her
eighteenth year, has been a regular breeder, and is again
safe in calf. When fresh she has repeatedly milked 24
qts. per day. Large and tempting offers have been made
for her, but we have always declined to name a price on
her. Mr. Geo. E. Peer always told us that Golden Bea-
trice 2d appealed to him as the best imported cow he ever
saw.

Golden Beatrice 2d is a DOUBLE GRANDDAUGHTER
OF GOLDEN LAD, with 50 per cent, of his blood, the same
as the World's Champion VESTA'S DAISY, referred to
further on. Golden Lad has six sons with daughters in
the Register of Merit, three of them imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in our auctions. He has 16 or more grand-
sons with daughters in the Register of Merit. GOLDEN
FERN'S LAD IS HIS DOUBLE GRANDSON. His son,
Mon Plaisir (imported by "Linden Grove" and sold for
$3,500) produced the sire of Vesta's Daisy (sold in our
1912 auction for $2,700), winner of Gold Medal in public
butter test — 3 lbs. 11% ozs. of churned butter in 24 hours
—THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR CHURNED BUTTER
IN PUBLIC TEST. Golden Lad's son, Golden Lad's Cham-
pion (imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auction)
sired the dam of Vesta's Daisy.

WHAT A MOTHER FOR A HERD BULL!

GOLDEN BEATRICE 2d, 162060, A. J. C. C.

(P. 8236, H. C.)
18 LBS. 6 OZS. BUTTER IN SEVEN DAYS, 22 TO 24 QUARTS MILK PER DAY,

DAM OF THE SPLENDID BULL, GOLDEN BEATRICE'S SULTAN, 121193, A. J. C. C. (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE

FOR HIS PEDIGREE.)

(Golden Beatrice 2d is still in the "Linden Grove" herd, 18} years old, and safe in calf to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

Golden Beatrice 2d is one of the best and handsomest cows ever owned at "Linden Grove." She tested in May, 1904, 2 lbs. 10
ozs. butter in 24 hrs. from 48 lbs. of milk, at the rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs. per week. She could with comfort, make 3 lbs. of butter
per day. When fresh she has repeatedly given 24 qts. milk per day. Large and tempting offers have been made for her,
but we have always refused to name a price on her. She is a daughter of Golden Beatrice, sold in our 1901 sale to Mr.
George Vanderbilt, Biltmore, N. C, for $1,400, and who tested for him 22 lbs. in 7 days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs. in 30 days. Mr.
George E. Peer always told us that Golden Beatrice 2d appealed to him as the best imported cow he ever saw.

Two daughters and a son of Golden Beatrice 2d have been sold in our auction sales for an average of SI. 093. They were all by
different bulls; viz., Eminent 2d, Stockwell and Viola's Golden Jolly. Her son, Beatrice's Stockwell, who sold in our 1908
auction for $800, afterward fetched $2,100 in the Kinloch Farm sale. Five of her progeny have been sold for an average
of $959.

Golden Beatrice 2d is dam of Flying Fox's Golden Prince. 62437, a bull sold in our 1902 auction to the late Hon. A. M. Bowman.
Flying Fox's Golden Prince has 9 tested daughters, 8 of them in Register of Merit, one of which (Golden Prince's Irene)
tested as a 3-year-old, G87 lbs. 15 ozs. butter, 11,440 lbs. 11.2 ozs. milk, in one year.

Golden Beatrice 2d is dam of Gamboge's Beatrice. 268950, who was sold in our 1912 auction, when 8 months old, for $625, to
Messrs. Ayer & McKinney, in whose "Mcridalc Farms" herd she has made the Register of Merit, commencing test at 2 yrs.
5 mos. old, with 393 lbs 8 ozs. butter in one year. (An economic test, no preparation or forcing.)

Golden Beatrice 2d, is a double granddaughter of Golden Lad, P. 1242. H. C„ with 50 per cent, of his blood. Golden Lad has six
sons with daughters in the Register of Merit, three of them imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions. He
has sixteen or more grandsons with daughters in Register of Merit on yearly authenticated butter tests. His son, Mon
Plaisir, P. 2548, H. C, is grandsire of Imported Vesta's Daisy, 269760 (sold in our 1912 auction for $2,700), winner of Gold
Medal in public butter test on the Island of Jersey, May, 1911, making 3 lbs. Ill ozs. butter in 24 hours— the WORLD'S
RECORD FOR YIELD OF CHURNED BUTTER iii public butter test.

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Bull.

GOLDEN BEATRICE'S SULTAN, 121193, A. J. C. C.

(FOR REFERENCE ONLY.)

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born December 10, 1914.

Solid color, except a few white spots in forehead;
black tongue and switch.

Of all the bulls borne by Golden Beatrice 2d, we
prize this one most highly, not from sentiment, but
because he is worthy individually to succeed his
lamented sire. Stylish in carriage and as proud as a
hackney, a splendid type, of wonderful stamina,
body of great length, very deep at middle, and with
great heart girth; a "bull" head that his sire could
not deny, thoroughly masculine, broad and dished,
with bright "pop" eyes and neatly intumed horns;
already developing a prominent crest; back straight
and strong to root of tail, which is set like that of
Golden Fern's Lad; hide richly colored, thin and
elastic; symmetrically put together, rugged, and
shows his splendid breeding in a poise that is due
to his aristocratic inheritance.

Sire
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

At the National Dairy
Show. Chicago, '11,
competing against
two Cham, winners
over the Island and
the winners of
Championships a t
eleven of America's
most important
shows in "1 1, he won
the following:

1st prize in 2-yr.-old
class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull.
2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull,
any age.

Gold Medal offered by
American Jer. Cattle
Club for Grand
Cham, bull bred by
exhibitor.

Headed herd winning
#200 Special prize,
"bull and 10 fe-
males."

Silver Trophy ($100
Special) for Grand
Champion bull.

Sired t h e 5 animals
winning 1st pr. for
calf herd, 5 entries.

(See front page B.)

Dam

GOLDEN

BEATRICE 2d,
P. 8236, H. C.

(162060, A. J. C.C.)

One of the best and
handsomest cows
ever owned at "Lin-
den Grove." She
tested in May, '04, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
in 24 hours from 48
lbs. of milk, at the
rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs.
per week. When
fresh she has repeat-
edly given 24 qts.
milk per day.
Dam of

Gamboge's Beatrice, in
Register of Merit,
AA, 393 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter in 1 year as a
2-yr.-old; sold in our
'12 auction for $625,
to Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney.

Eminent's Golden
Beatrice, sold in our
'07 sale to Mr. A. G.
Vanderbilt, New-
port, R. I., for
$1,460.

Viola's Golden Bea-
trice, sold in our
'10 auction to Mr.
F. M. Dyer, Closter,
N. J., for $1,010.

Flying Fox's Golden
Prince, 62437, sold
in our '02 auction to
the late Hon. A. M.
Bowman ; now sire of
9 tested cows, 8 of
them in Register of
Merit.

And other notables.

(See notes on opposite
page.)

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C C

Imported by us and
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000. to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for $13,000.

Sire of 9 in Register of
Merit.

Fern's Viola, on retest,
has made 672 lbs.
butter in 10 mos. of
her year's work, be-
ginning as a five-
year-old.

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries ) , Sept . , '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350, to Mr.
Howard W i 1 1 e t s,
from whom we pur-
chased her for the
"Linden Grove"
herd.

Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700; and
at same time her
son, Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, sold for
$11,100.

Golden Sultana is a
granddaughter o f
old Sultane and has
inherited the famous
dairy type, espe-
cially in the udder
and teats, for which
her grandam was
famous.

' Dr. Jim, P. 2318. C
A sire of great dairy
cows, one in our
herd milking 18 to
20 quarts. 3 months
after calving.
Sire of
Lowland Dora 2d, P.
8095, H. C. Parish
prize. May, '00; dam
of Dora's Fox, P.
3682, H. C, 2d over
Jersey, '05 ; he sire of
.Granny's Hero, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr., '07.
Iris, P. 7878, H. C,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '04, 1 lb. 7 ozs.
in 24 hours; dam of
the bull. Golden
Champion, P. 3334,
H. C, sire of 8 tested
cows, including
Brightness, public
butter test, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs. in 24 hours, and
dam of the noted
bull. Bright Prince.

I Beatrice,

P. 6852, H. C.
(Golden Beatrice.

157326. A. J. C. C)
2d pr., St. Ouen Show,

'00.
3d over Jer., May, '00.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$1,400 to Mr. George

Vanderbilt, R i 1 t-

more, N. C.
She tested for him 22

lbs. butter in 7 days

and"89ribs. 5 ozs. in

30_days. .

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.

1st and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of Poppy Viola,
2£ years old, winner
of the Br. Medal in
the public butter
test, testing 1 lb. 15
ozs., 159 days in
milk.

Sire of 23 other tested
cows, 10 of them in
Register of Merit.

Sire of many prize win-
ners, and of 2 sons
that sold at auction
for $24,000.

Sire of 10 producing
bulls, including
Berry's Golden
Jolly, sire of 13 test-
ed cows; sold at auc-
tion for $11,000.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jer., May, '04.

Tested in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 12
ozs., 50 days in milk.

1st prize over the Is-
land and Theatre
Cup (Champion-
ship), '05.

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

. Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.
Dam of
Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows.
Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, 1st
over Jer., Apr., '96.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
And 31 others.

. Lily Brown, P. 420, C.

Dam of Deery, Cham-
pion over Jer., and
sold to Mr. Coleman
for £300 ($1,500).

She is also dam of
Golden Lily, P.
5101, H.C., 1st prize
over the Island,
whose son, Mon
Plaisir, P. 2548, H.
C, sold at our '01
sale for $3,500.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess, 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden B e a t r i c e,

157326, 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.

10£ ozs.
Sandgate, 122509, 20

lbs. 10* ozs.
And 28 others.

I Beta, P. 3143, H. C

A grand cow.

Dam of several other
noted animals, in-
cluding Hamley's
Golden Lad, sire of
Molina's Pride, Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May, '08, 1 lb. 2\
ozs., 219 days in
milk.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '82.
Sire of

Lady Longfield, 23524,
20 lbs. 13 ozs.

Lady Fair, 22103. 19
lbs. 10 ozs.

And 7 others.

Sold in our '82 auction
for $3,100.

Sire of 4 producing
bulls, including
Count Cicero
(above), the grand-
sire of Golden Lad
and Sultana's Ro-
sette.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour,'70.
1st H. B., 71.
Bronze Medal, C. I.

Ex., '71.
"The first of the most

celebrated family

the Island has ever

seen."
(See notes at right.)

f Carlo, P. 180, C
1st pr., St. John, '78.
Parish. R. J. S., '78.
2d over Jer., '79.
1st over Jer., '80.

Sire of
Belle Dame 2d, 18 lbs.

12 ozs.
Miss Alexander 2d, 15

lbs. 10 ozs.
And 2 others.

Blonde. F. 1365, C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding Sultane
14th, that in t h e
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. l£ ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

2d H. B. ov. Jer.. '88.

2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

1 lb. 144 ozs. butter.

Granddaughter
of Count Cicero,
whose sire, Cicero,
won 1st over Jer.,
'82; sired 8 tested
cows, and sold at
our '83 sale for
$3,100.

Everton Prince,
P. 761, H. C.

Miss du Ctos,

P. 1396, C

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

(See below.)

C*>unt Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as
Trial, P. 1184, H. C

Happy, P. 211, C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom,18218.

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise, 15789,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736, C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C

Wolseley, P. 401. H. C.
lstov. Jer., '83.'84.'85.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Vertumnus,

P. 161, H. C-
1st pr.. Trinity, '77.
Sire of 4 tested cows in
America.

Garenne, F. 1575, H.C.

A 20-quart cow.

Dam of Young Ga-
renne, 13641. 19 lbs.
8 ozs.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C. is dam of:

Sultane 9th, P. 1145. H. C, grandam of Golden

Sultana. , , ...

Count Wolseley. P. 928, H. C, sire of Brookhill

Rose 2d (above). Oxford Lass, Alicante, etc.
Sultane 8th. P. 944. H. C. grandam of Golden

Lad (see above).
Sultane 2d, rate of 23 lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H.

Messchert.
Sultane 4th, a magnificent cow in the former

herd of Theo. A. Havemeyer, who sold her

bull calf, when nine months old, for $1,775, at

the Kellogg sale in May, '82.
Sultane 5th, 1st prize over all Jersey, '80, and

sold at our '83 sale for $2,800-

Dick. F. 171, H. C.
1st St. John, '73, '74.

Cowslip, P. 24, C.
1st prize, St. John, '76,
'80.

f Hero, P. 126, H. C.
1st pr., St. John, '76.

Pretty Maid,

F. 1943, H. C.
Par. pr., R. J. A. S.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C
2d pr. over Jersey, 'S3.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail, 30975,

24 lbs. 5 ozs.
Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. i\ ozs.

Sultane 8th.

P. 944, H. C.
Dam of many noted

prize winners, and

winner of 2d H. B.

pr. and 3d over Jer.

in '84; also Parish

prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C

f Yankee, P. 27, H. C.
{ 1st over Jersey, '71.
1st Herd Book, '71.
| Silver Medal, C. I.
Ex., '71.

Tinker.

f Farmer's Joy,

P. 306, H. C.
1st over Jersey.
1st Eng. Royal.
1st prize and Silver
Medal at L o n d o u
Dairy Show, '81.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C
"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C
(See above.)

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.
Sire said to be Roy-
alist.P. 139, H. C.

f Everton King,
P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners, and
grandsire of the fa-
mous bull, Boyle, P.
1559, H. C.

. Lemon, F. 2402, C.
Umpire 3d, P. 350. C.

M'ine du Pre,

F. 4146, C.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C
2d over Jersey, '70.
1st pr., St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B. prize, '71.
Br. Med., C I. Ex.. '71.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C-
Sire of 4 tested cows.

Quality, F. 1748. H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Jersey S.,
'82; 16 lbs. 8 ozs. in
7 days.

Umpire 2d,

P. 232, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '80.
3d over Jersey. '81.

[ Fancy, F. 1324, C.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

SOME "BULLY" TESTIMONIALS FROM CANADA TO TEXAS

CANADA

Mr. John Pringle, manager of the Hank of Toronto, London,
< int., Can., writes under date of February 10, 1916:

Dear Mr. Cooper: A visitor, after careful inspection of
You'll Do's Majesty, 120702, the bull I got from you, said
that if we gave him the care he should have he would surely
"beat them all" this fall unless something comes out which
he has not seen. From the bull barn we went to see the
heifers. He selected one he liked, and asked the price.
I replied that "last week the price was $200, but that she had
been since bred to You'll Do's Majesty and that now the
price was raised." He took her. In view of what our friends
say of the purchase of this youngster, I am more than
anxious that he should make good. I thought it would
be of some interest to you, to know just how he impressed
the first Canadian breeder who saw him.

Yours truly,

John Pringle.

VERMONT

Mr. Henry Welch, whose farm is at West Pawlet, Yer-
mont, writes under date of February 17, 1916:

My Dear Mr. Cooper: The bull, The Sultan of Saucon,
121099, came through all right, in good condition, and I
am more than pleased with him. He is simply superb.
I have been thinking that you must have made a mistake
and sent me the best bull you had at "Linden Grove." If
you have better ones, I want to come and see them. Every
one who has seen the bull admires him — calls him a show bull
I have been studying his breeding, and it seems to me he is
carrying the blood of the very best strains of the breed. I
have a bunch of heifers from good dams, and sired by Finan-
cial Daisy's Noble (a bull that you once owned), and by
breeding them to this bull I am looking for great results.
If I do not get some fine stock, then there is no use in paying
attention to strains of blood.

I want to thank you for the way you have treated me in
this deal. You have done better' by me than I expected.
I had heard and read much about "Cooper" and his way of
dealing, and felt that you would do better by me than I
could for myself — and vou certainly did. Today, money
would not buy this bull. Respectfully yours,

Henry Welch.

MASSACHUSETTS

Mr. U. G. Groff, Amherst, Mass., under date of February
IS, 1916, writes:

Dear Mr. Cooper: The bull, N'ursie's Noble Oxford,
121957, arrived safely and on time. He pleases me, and
all who have seen him. His pedigree and your description
suited me better than anything I had seen advertised. Now
that he is here before me, I am satisfied that he is "the one
bull among them all" for me. I have some "real dairv cows,"
and look for "Oxford" to sire some much better ones from
them. Thanking you for sending me such a magnificent
animal, and hoping that we may meet at the show this fall,
I am, Sours very truly,

U. G. Groff.

NEW JERSEY

Oaklands Combination, 120893, A. I. C. C, a vcarling
grandson of Combination, 1'. 3744, H. C, and out of a public
butter test daughter of Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C, was
sold to Mr. Edward Clark, Pompton Plains, X. T-, who writes
under date of July 26, 1915:

"Oaklands Combination arrived safely and in good con-
dition. He is the handsomest young bull that I have ever
owned. I am very much pleased with him indeed, and
think him a great bargain."

IOWA

The Penelcriek Sisters, managers of the Maple Park
Dairy Farm, owned by Mrs. Fanny W. Emeny, Eldora,
Iowa, under date of February 9th, write:

Dear Sir: Faun Sultan of Oaklands, 129192, arrived
January 31st and is beginning to get used to us. He is very
gentle and good natured. We are yery much pleased with
him. He is just "beautiful all over." We believe he will be
a blue ribbon winner some of these days. Dr. and Mrs.
Emeny are also very much pleased with him.

Yery truly yours,
Penelerick Sisters.

Dr. H. W. Emeny wrote on April 15th as follows: "Faun
Sultan of Oaklands has done very well since he arrived here;
has become accustomed to this climate and his present
surroundings; is doing very nicely at present, and is a very
fine animal. I want to assure you that we like him very much
and feel entirely satisfied with him. We appreciate very
much your confidence in us as one of your customers, and
especially since "Faun Sultan" has arrived, we have absolute
confidence in you and your stock."

In July 1915, we shipped a young bull to Mr. D. W. Rich,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, named Cowslip's Fern, 121686, grandson
of Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C, with Noble of Oaklands and
Oxford blood on sire's side. Under date of July 11th, Mr.
Rich writes:

"The young bull from 'Linden Grove' arrived this morning
in good condition, and I wish to thank you. The two
characteristics that struck me at first sight were his soft
mellow hide and his fine dairy type. I am more than pleased
with him. If he does not make a sire of good dairy cows,
I shall be mistaken. He is so good at withers, has such a
strong straight back, and his hind quarters are about as
good as any I have ever seen. Then he shows good develop-
ment of veins and milk wells. I was so anxious he should
have a strong straight back and good rump, as well as thin
withers, that you can be sure I am more than pleased, as in
these points he is about the best I have seen. He is cut out
nicely at the thighs."

TEXAS

Mr. R. A. Forsyth, Carthage, Texas, under date of March
20, 1916, writes:

Gentlemen: Oxford King of the Manor, 122753, the bull
you shipped to me, is developing into the handsomest big
rugged fellow the Jersey fanciers of this country ever had
the occasion to mate their cows with. They are showing their
appreciation by forcing me to turn some one off almost daily
who has brought a cow for service at a good fee.

Yours very truly,

R. A. Forsyth.

Mr. M. J. George, Burleson, Texas, under date of March 6,
1916, writes:

Dear Sir: The bull. You'll Do of Linden, 122757, arrived
in good shape, and just as vou said, is a "dandy." But
he is so much larger, so much better colored, and his general
makeup is so much better, than I expected, that I am more
than pleased. I want to thank you for fair and honorable
dealing. But knowing your reputation, I felt I was more
than safe in your hands. The bull is doing finely. People
all along the road for fifty miles have taken much interest
in him. I did not show him at the stock show, as he was a
little sore after his trip, but I really believe I could have won
the Grand Championship with him. I like him so well that
if I could not get another of the same blood and individual-
ity I would not part with him for three times the price you
charged. I regard him as the best bull in north Texas, and
am proud to recommend anyone wanting cattle to buy from
you "sight unseen." Please pick me out a foundation herd
to mate with this bull. I would rather have your judgment
than my own. I think more of the bull every time I see
him, and think he is easily worth a thousand dollars.

Yerv trulv vours,

M. 1. George.

ORDER OF SALE.
It is our intention to follow the order of catalog in selling, as far as practicable, with exception of the bulls. Bulls whose
dams are in the sale will be sold when the dams are led out; and the others will be offered, as nearly as expedient, in connection
with the families they represent.

B63

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 1. Bull.

SWEET BREAD'S OXFORD FERN, 140203, A. J. C. C.

Bred by Joseph Hamon, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born July 14, 1914.

Solid color, except part of brisket white; spot on
belly; black tongue and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons,
Coopersburg, Pa.

A splendid young bull, of wonderful development
for age; stylish, symmetrical, with very deep, long,
well ribbed body, set on short, clean legs; fine head,
like that of Tormentor at same age; very deeply dished
face, with bright eyes; back straight and strong;
splendid hind quarters; beautifully set "whip" tail,
with splendid black switch. Good judges are re-
quested to look him over and find out if he is not
something of a "show" bull.

Golden Fern's Noble,
P. 4570, H- C.

1st and Championship,
Grouville-St. Sa-
viour Show, April,
'11.

1st prize (2-year-old
class). Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.

1st prize, Class 8, 10
entries, Aug., '12,
and Reserve for
Voisin Special.

1st prize. Class 3, 13
entries, April, '13.

1st prize, Class 3, 7
entries; 1st prize
with progeny, 6 en-
tries, Royal Show ,
April, '15.

(Sweet Bread Lord, P. 5299, H. C.)

Sire
FERN'S

OXFORD NOBLE,
P. 5012, H. C.

In service in the herd
of his breeder, Mr.
J. A. Perree, Secre-
tary of the Island of
Jersey Herd Book
Society.

His opportunities and
his inheritance fore-
cast for him a bril-
liant future.

He is sire of Mrs. Nelle
Fabyan's excellent
young bull. Fern's
Noble of River
Bank, who made
such a good showing
in "hot" company
at last season's
shows.

His sire has produced
many prize winners,
and is a son of the
celebrated Noble of
Oaklands, who, with
his dam, Lady Viola,
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $22,000.

Lady Viola had four
public butter test
daughters, and is
herself a public test
cow, 2 lbs. 12 ozs. in
24 hours. One of
her daughters is the
dam of five official
test cows , and she
has two sons with 46
official test
daughters.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour,'07.

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our May. '11, auc
tion for $15,000 to
Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.

Sire of 37 tested cows
and 28 producing
bulls.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.
Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '09.

And numerous other
prizes.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Fern's
Lad, and head of a
great family.

Her sire was in serv-
ice for 5 years at
Linden Grove.

Oxford Triumph. P. 1210, H. C.

Certificate of Merit, public butter test. May, '08,
1 lb. 14 ozs. in 24 hrs., at 3 yrs. old, 107 days
after calving.

Out of same dam as Oxford You'll Do, sire of the
Theatre Challenge Cup winner at the Royal
Show, Jersey, May, '15, and many other win-
ners; and has 22 official test daughters. Oxford
You'll Do is now at "Linden Grove" and not
for sale.

His full brother, Ox-
ford Knight, sired
the cow that has
just won Grand
Championship at the
great Iowa State
Fair.

Oxford Triumph is by
same sire as Maj-
esty, sold i n our
auction for $1,000,
and Stock well,
whom we sold for
$11,500.

Dam
SWEET

BREAD 15TH,
P. 14583, H. C.

Bred by Joseph
Hamon, Trinity, Is-
land of Jersey.

Won Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test. May, '11, 2
lbs. i oz. in 24 hours,
from 37 lbs. 2 ozs.
milk, at 5 yrs. old.

Won Trinity Parish
prize at Royal Show,
May, '1 1 and '13 ;
and was Reserve for
the Nicolle Special
(C h am p io nship).
May, '11.

Dam of Sweet Bread
27th, winner of 1st
prize, 42 entries, at
the Royal Show, and
Trinity Parish prize,
August, '12.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '06;
and other Island prs.

He has sired a long
list of prize winners
and 27 butter test
daughters.

Among the 1st prize
winners he has sired
are:

Campanile's Sultan.
Championship over
New Zealand and
many other prizes,
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Dark
Beauty, 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th, P. 15037, H.C).
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'10; sold in our '11
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Texas, for whom she
won in the fall of
'11, 6 1st prizes and
4 Grand Champion-
ships at most im-
portant shows.

Sire of many other
prize winners and
several producing
bulls.

Sweet Bread 8th,
P. 10874, H. C.

Her half-sister, Sweet
Bread 18th, made
her best record in
the public butter
test of May, '14, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24
hours, at 6 years old,
136 days after calv-
ing. She won the
Bronze Medal in '12,
as a four-year-old,
with 2 lbs. 2 ozs.
butter in 24 hrs.,
154 days after calv-
ing.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville

■ Show, '02.

1 st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of Gamboge's
Knight, sold in our
auction for $6,700,
and 12 other pro-
ducing bulls.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1 st and Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney Farm" for
$2,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner, who is dam
of t h e sensational
bull, Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly, 861S0, win-
ner of Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H. C.
Champion, St. Saviour

Show, '01.
Sweepstakes over

Grouville and St.

Saviour Show, '01.
Sire of 16 tested cows,

including:
Forfarshire's Golden

Rose, in Register of

Merit, 545 lbs. 15

ozs. butter in 1 year.

Sweet Bread 3d,
P. 8345, H. C.

A great public butter
test cow, and dam of
4 public test
daughters. She
tested as follows in
the public tests on
the Island: May,
'03, 1 lb. 13J ozs.;
May. '04. 1 lb. 12$
ozs., 229 days i n
milk.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show, '02.

Sweepstakes over St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
the Island. Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

He was sold at auction
for $3,300.

Oxford Lad sired the
great bulls, Majesty,
Lucy's Champion
and Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, the latter
selling at our May,
'10, auction sale for
$11,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

Of his daughters, 1 7
have won prizes or
Certificates of Merit
in ten public butter
tests on Island of
Jersey within 5 yrs.,
among them:

Oxford Fancy, Certi-
ficate of Merit, May,
'08, 2 lbs. 4i ozs., 77
days in milk, and 2
other Certificates.

Spent his last days at
Linden Grove.

I Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of
Agatha's Oxford Lass,
public butter test.
May, '09, 2 lbs. H
ozs., 83 days in
milk.
Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

A leading sire of bulls
in Register of Merit.
(See above.)

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs.. Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Winner of first prize
at the 3 Western
Parishes in '99.

r Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(As above.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

Dam of Uncle Peter, P.
2115, H. C, sire of a
remarkable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Picton, P. 2392. H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis.
who, as a 3-year-old,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
(Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.)
(See above.)

Slip, P. 2512, H. C
Like all of the sons
of Golden Fern's
Lad, Slip has
proved himself a
very successful
sire.
Sire of 3 public butter
test cows, etc.

Champion Fly inn Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, II. C.)
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his many test-
ed daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 ibs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dream wold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Sold in our auction for

$7,500.
Has 43 sons with

tested daughters.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St.

Saviour, 2 lbs. 1$

ozs., 214 days in

milk.
Oxford Ixia, 2 1 b s. 8

ozs., 70 days in milk,

and 5 other public

butter tests.
Flying Fox's Oxford

Lass, 1st pr. winner

over the Island.
Oxford Lad, P. 3123.

H. C
Caiest, sire of 9 tested

cows.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

i Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.
One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She was
never tested for but-
ter, but milked as
high as 28 quarts
daily. (Above.)

f Ravaehol, P. 2032, C.
His dam is also dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C. (see above).

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours,

Jersey weight.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.
1st prize over Jer., '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103, 19

lbs. 10 ozs.
Cicero's Jolie, 18246,

18 lbs. 3 ozs.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
Dam of Count
Wolseley.

Sergeant Major,
P. 2010, C
4th St. Martin. '94.

Sire of
Surville's Primula, Par.

prize, Aug., '99.
Phyllis, Par. pr., May,
'99.

Primrose 6th,

P. 3808, C.
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize, May, '91.
3d North Club. '90. '91.
2d North Club, '97.
Reserve, North Club,

'98.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.
Sire of 31 tested cows.

Sultana's Rosette,
149740. A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Ravaehol, P. 2032, C

John Bull, P. 2653, C.

Uncle Peter's Rosette,
P. 7363, H. C.

Rosette's Golden Lad,
57498, A. J. C. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Flying Fox, P. 2729.
H. C.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

1st ov. Jer.. Apr., '88.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

Oxford Rose, P. 3787,
C, dam of Courage.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.
Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
auction, M a y, '02,
for $1,100.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. 1* ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

Courage, P. 1813. C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Happy, P. 211, C-
Sire of Happy Blos-
som. 1821S, 19 lbs. 5

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan, F. 58, H- C
1st p. over Jer., '67, '68.
1st Eng. Roy., '68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H.

C.

Castor's Beauty,
P. 3840, C.
Granddaughter

of Wolseley, P. 401,

H. C.

Willard 2d,
P. 1078,

H. C

Primrose 4th,

P. 1671, H. C.
3d North Club, '85.
4th over all Jer., '86.
4th H. B.. '86.
2d North Club, '86.

Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160. H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad has more sons with tested
daughters than any other bull, excepting
Flying Fox and Noble of Oaklands. both of
whom were imported by us and sold in our
auctions.

Lady Violet, F. 8100, H. C.

Sweet Bread 2d, P. 5938. H. C. .

Gold Medal, butter test, '00, 2 lbs. 7 ozs., 165 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 14J ozs., 238 days

in milk, at 13 years old.

Dam of
Sweet Bread 14th. public butter test, May, '10, 1 lb. 5\ ozs., 206 days in milk.
Cream Bread, public butter tests: Oct., '09, 2 lbs. 1 oz., 98 days in milk;

Oct., '10, 2 lbs. 2 ozs.. 165 days in milk. She won Trinity Parish prize

Aug., '07. Now named Picton's Sweet Bread, 254234, and sold in Mr

H. V. Prentice's sale, June, '11, for $700.

Tattoo 153

No. 2. Bull.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

PRISCILLA'S SULTAN, 126916, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.

Dropped September 25, 1914.

White in" forehead; brisket, belly, legs, tongue and
switch white.

A bull of good style and symmetry; long in body,
with depth to match; straight, strong back clean
shoulders and thin withers, splendid head and eye;
loose, mellow hide; hams thin and well cut out be
tween: great length of rump. And he has five lines
of Golden Terns Lad blood, twice through Golden
Sultana.

Sire
SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, com-
peting against two Cham, winners over the
Island and the winners of Championships at
eleven of America's most important shows in
'11, he won the following:
1st prize in 2 -yr.-old class. 6 entries.
Senior Champion bull, 2 years old or over.
Grand Champion bull, any age.
Headed herd winning $200 Special prize, "bull

and 10 females."
Silver Trophy ($100 Special I for Grand Champion

bull.
His only daughter tried for Register of Merit test
made 308 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 9 months of her
year's test, beginning at 2 years 5 months old.
He is sire of:

Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, winner of Grand
Championship at Mississippi-Alabama Fair,
13, '14 and '15. (Bred at -'Linden Grove.")
Sultana's Vernonia. 1st prize heifer calf and one
of 1st prize calf herd. National Dairy Show,
'11. (Bred at "Linden Grove. " )
The Owl's Golden Jolly, 2d pr. senior bull calT. and
head of 1st prize calf herd. National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred at "Linden Grove. "i
Sarah's Sultan. 1st prize yearling bull, Tennessee
State Fair, '14. Sold in our '14 auction for
$610.
St. Helier's Jolly Sultana. 1st prize junior year-
ling heifer. 13 entries. Mississippi Alabama
Fair, '14. (Bred at "Linden Grove
And other winners.

His 75 per cent, sister. Fern's Viola, who made
672 lbs. butter in 10 months of a year's test
(bred at "Linden Grove"), is dam of Viola's
Raleigh, 121171. 1st prize junior yearling bull
and Junior Champion. Mississippi Alabama
Fair, '15.
His half-brother, Jolly's Royal Sultan (by Viola's
Golden Jolly), sold at auction for $10,000, and
is sire of a Register of Merit cow.
His sire is a full brother to Poppy Viola, public
test, 1 lb 15 ozs in 24 hrs . ;it 30 mos. old.
159 days after calving. (We paid $2,550 for
Poppy Viola. J

Dam
PRISCILLA'S SULTANA,

276817, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T S Cooper.

Her 7 mos old heifer calf, Viola's Priscilla,

308520, s,.l,i in our |<H4 auction for $250.

(Sired by a son of Viola's Golden lollv I
Her grandsire, < ixford Lad, was owned at "Linden

Grove" at the time of his death Among his

42 tested daughters, the highest is Oxford

CoCOtte, 724 lbs. is ozs butter in 1 year
10.073 lbs 12.8 ozs. milk; sold at our 1911
auction for $1,700. She was out of same duni
as rhe Owl's Sensation, dam of Sensational
Fern, sold in our 1907 auction for $10,200, at
8 months old.

Viola's Golden lollv,
79314, A. J. C. C

Sold in our May, '09.
auction for $12,000.

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
$13,000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis-
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as 2 and 3-year-olds.

One of them. Fern's
Viola, is now on re-
test as a 5-year old.
and has made 672
lbs. butterin lOmos.
She is 75 per cent.
same blood as Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.

He sired the Grand
Champion bulls at
Forest City n >hio).
Lexington, Ky., and
Utah State Fairs in
'14. and many other
winners.

f Golden Jolly, P. 2921. H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, 00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.

Sire of
Golden Warrior. 1st over England, Royal Show. 03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Reechwood, winner of 1st prize. Illinois State Pair, '08; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show. Chicago. '08.
Golden jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, 08; and

many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 11 ozs.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby, 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including Derry's Golden Jolly.

sire of 13, sold at auction for $11,000.
Eleven untested daughters are the dams of Register of Merit cows,
Sire of Mourier Lass. 234539, Grand Champion cow, Utah State Fair,

'13 and '14; and many other winners.

I Lady Viola. P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our May, '11, auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test, May, '04. 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize. Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show. "05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup. May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited. '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, August, '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands. P. 3909, H. C.. winner of 1st over Jersey for bull
and progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our May. '11, auction for $15,000.

Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters, including:

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C. Certificate of Merit, butter test. May. '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk. She is dam of the "Linden Grove" service bull,
Viola's Golden Fern. 77393.

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444. H. C, Certificate of Merit, May, '06, 3 lbs.. 38 days

in milk. She is dam of 5 public butter test cows.
Golden Jolly's Lady Viola. 203699. public butter test, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days
in milk, when only 30 months old. We bought her at auction for $2,550.
Goddington Bagatelle, 1 lb. 6 ozs., 24 hrs.

Her son, Noble of Oaklands. now has 37 butter test daughters and 28 pro-
ducing sons, including Noble's Jolly Sultan, a Champion winner at the
Royal Show. Jersey, sire of II tested cows. (Noble's Tolly Sultan is in
service at "Linden Grove.")

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

I Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.
Dam of
Uncle Peter, P. 21 15.
H. C-. sire of a re
m a rk ab 1 e lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.
Sultane's Snowdrop P.
8578, H. C., a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of oaklands, P. 3/46
H. C. 1st over Jer..
Apr., '96, and was
sold to Mr. P. Rob
erts, Narbert h Pa. ,
for a record price.

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for §2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She has inherited the
famous dairy type, especially in the udder and teats, for which her gran-
dam was famous, and has inherited all her abundant dairy qualities, hav-
ing milked as high as 48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, who sold in our '10 auction sale for
$1 1 ,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

She is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, sire of two 2 year
olds in Register of Merit with year's butter records.

Her daughter, Sultana of Linden, sold at auction for $1 ,750, at 8 months old.

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506. has 4 daughters in Register of Merit,
and a son with 4 daughters in Register of Merit.

Sultana's Oxford Lad,
76506, A J C C

Sold in our May. 10.
auction for $1 1.100.
At same time his
dam. the distin
guished Golden Sul

tana, sold for $3,700.
That his get are appre
ciated by Jersey
people is indicated
by the substantial
prices paid for his
sons and daughters,
most of them calves;
Sultana's Jolly Prin-
cess | ] l months old
selling at our May,
'11, auction for
SI. 600.
His son, Elvirian Lad.
has bei.il shown sue
cessfully by F.lmen-
dorf Farm, winning
1st prize at Illinois
State Fair in a class
of 9 yearling bulls,
and was later award-
ed Grand Champii m
ship for bulls of all
ages in '13.
Sire of 4 Register of
Merit cows, includ
ing Oxford Princess
Sultana. 500 lbs. 2
ozs. in 1 yr., 2 yrs.

old.

Golden Fern's

Priscilla,
203989, A. J. C. C

Her dam'xnade for us a
butter "test of 17 lbs.
6*ozs. in 7 days, from
2*S lbs. milk, at 3
years 4 months uld.

f oxford Lad.

P (123, II. C

I 1st State's prize over

the Island, Apr., 03.

Sire of 42 butter tested

to\\ s

Suns of O xf or d Lad

have realized world's
record pri es at auc-
tion; Stockwell hav-
ing sold for Si 1.500
and Sultana's < >x
ford Lad for $11, 100.
at our '07 and '10
sates.

Among his daughters
are:

Oxford Lad's Brown
Beauty, in Register
of Merit. 627 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in l rear.

Imp. I ixford Butter
cup. in Register of
Merit 516 lbs. butter
in 1 year.

Golden Sultana.
146282, A. J. C C.
i See above. 1

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C
Winner of 1st pr. and

C h a in p i o n s h i p.
North Club Show.
'96 and 97.

Pedro's Priscilla,

99413, A. J. C. C
Daughter of Pedro,

lis,. Sweepstakes

bull at World's Pair,
Chicago, '93, and
sire of 45 tested
cows.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A J. C. C

I Flying Fox,

P. 2729. II CO

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug.. '99.

Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
57.500. In s a m e
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

( )xf ord Vi xen , 2 lbs.
2| ozs., 49 days in
milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville. 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2i ozs.

[ ( >xford Lass.

P. 3582, C.

< me of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad.
i ixford I x i a and
other famous ani-
mals.

Boyle. P. 1559. II C
Sire of Fontaine , th.
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is
land. Fontaine '»th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year .
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 471 1. H. C.

2d over Jer , 2d II B.

and Par. prize, '94.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '99.

I lam of
Ravachol, P 2032, C
John Bull. P. 2f.s; C
Uncle Peter's Rosette.

P. 7363, H. C.
Alicante. P. 3880. H.C
Flying Fox. P. 2729,

H. C

f Count Wolseley,
P. 928. H. C
1st over Jer., Aug.. '89.
Among his daughters
are Alicante, dam
of The Owl. and
Brookhill Rose 2d.

id. nn of Golden
Jolly.
< Ixford Primrose.
P. 2252. C.

One of the best cows
in her day on the
Island.

r Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
Sire of i2 tested cows,

including
Golden Lad's F a w n
Duchess, 166538. 2J>
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.

101 O/s

Sandgate. 122509. 20
lbs. \0\ ozs.

Tootsie. P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

IMPORTED LADY VIOLA, 238437, A. J. C. C.

(Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.)

(Vol. XVII, Page 336, English Jersey Herd Book.)

SOLD IN OUR 1911 AUCTION FOR $7,000, THE RECORD PRICE, TO ELMENDORF FARM, LEXINGTON, KY.

Lady Viola Won First over Jersey, 1904;

Certificate of Merit in Public Butter Test, May, 1904; Yield, 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50 Days in Milk;

First over Jersey and Winner of Theatre Champion Cup, May, 1905;

First over England Wherever Exhibited, 1906, 1907, 1908.

LADY VIOLA IS DAM OF:

Noble of Oaklands, 95700, A. J. C. C. (P. 3909, H. C), winner of First Prize, St. Saviour Show, 1907; First over Jersey, 1910,
for bull and progeny. More than 200 First Prizes and Championships stand to the credit of Noble of Oaklands and his
get. Noble of Oaklands has 37 tested daughters, and 28 sons with tested daughters.

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit in Public Butter Test, May, 1905; yield, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, when 4
years and 1 month old. (She is owned at "Linden Grove," and we also have her son, Viola's Golden Fern. (See his pedigree,
front page D.)

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C, Certificate of Merit in Public Butter Test, May, 1906; yield, 3 lbs. 38 days in milk, when 4 years
and 1 month old. Winner of Parish Prize, August, 1904. Four of her daughters have won Certificates of Merit in the
Public Butter Tests, a fifth is entered in Register of Merit, and another won First Prize over the Island.

Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669 (Poppy Viola, P. 10902, H. C), winner of Bronze Medal in Public Butter Test, Oct., '05. She
is looked upon on the Island as having made the most phenomenal butter test, taking into consideration age and lactation,
ever made — testing 1 lb. 15 ozs., 1.59 days in milk and only thirty months old. She made a private test of 2 lbs. 9 ozs.
in 24 hours. (We imported Golden Jolly's Lady Viola and sold her in our 1907 auction for $675, to Mr. J. M. Overton;
and re-bought her in Mr. Overton's 1908 auction for $2,550. She is dam of the "Linden Grove" bull, Viola's Sultan.)

Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, sold in our 1909 auction to Drs. Still and Laughlin for $12,000; and sold by them in June, 1911,
for $13,000. He has 9 daughters in Register of Merit and is sire of the peerless Champion bull, Sultana's Golden Jolly,
86180.

Goddington Noble, sired by Blue Sultan, for which Mr. Alexander Miller-Hallet, Esq., refused an offer of two thousand guineas
($11,500). We imported Goddington Noble in the spring of 1913 for Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky., the home of the
"Lady Viola family."

Goddington Bagatelle, 1st prize (open class, 16 entries) young cow, Bath and West of England Show, 1912; dam of Goddington
Noble 2d, 1st prize two-year-old bull, S entries, Bath and West Show, 1912; and other prizes.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

{Advertisement in the Jersey Bulletin of September 22, 1915.)

THE SOUTH SPEAKS OUT

FOR THE BLOOD OF THE PEERLESS CHAMPION BULL

SULTANAS GOLDEN JOLLY

86180, A. J, C. C.

(Bred and Owned by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.)

THE HANDSOMEST AND BEST BRED BULL EVER OWNED AT "LINDEN GROVE."

Read the following letter from the late Capt. J. H. Wright, a Mississippi banker and pioneer Jersey breeder

of the South. Note that he reached the heights of success with a son of Sultana's (iolden Jolly, and

with the daughters of another "Linden Grove" bull. Read opinions of such leading judges as

Graves, Warren, Gettys, Spann, Butler that under them,

THE BLOOD OF "LINDEN GROVE" DEFEATS THE ISLAND CHAMPION.

J. H. Wright, Pres.

G. B. Michael, Vice Pres.

C. C, Dunn, Sec'y.

Linwood Griffin, Cashier.

THE GUARANTY LOAN, TRUST AND BANKING COMPANY,
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI.

Messrs. T. S. Cooper & .Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.: Meridian. Miss., August '.!, 1915

Gentlemen — Noticing your reference to Golden Fern's Jolly in your advertisement in The Jersey Bulletin, I thought you
may be interested to know that Dr. Tait Butler, of Memphis: Mr. Sam \. Warren, Mr. W. Gettys, Mr. W. k. Spann and others
have expressed themselves about as strongly as Mr. Graves did. I am sending you a clipping from a local paper, which covers
pretty well what occurred. The next day I said to Mr. Graves that he had cut out quite a contract for me — to win both classes
at the National Dairy Show — to which he replied: "Well, you know I have judged there, and I know about all the cattle that
will be there, and I tell you that it is my judgment that you can win both with the bull and the cow."

It may be also interesting to you to know that both the cows referred to by Mr. Graves — Merry Gold of Millbrook, 180411,
and Golden Massie, 181759 — are daughters of another bull bred at "Linden Grove," to wit: Golden Lad's Guaranty, (>(>4(>.">. (I
send you their records.) Many other noted judges have said they never have seen better cows anywhere. In 1912, in a class of
seventeen fine cows, Mr. Sam N. Warren gave them first and second; while the imported Tri-State Grand Champion (she hav-
ing beaten several other noted herds, and all of the Tennessee herds) was placed third to my two.

Very truly yours. J. H. WRIGHT.

IT ALL SHOWS WHAT AMERICAN BREEDERS CAN DO WITH THE RIGHT KIND OF FOUNDATION

PEN PICTURE OF THE TRIUMPH OF THE SON OF

SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180, OVER

THE GREAT ISLAND BRED BULL.

(Newspaper account of the Mississippi-Alabama Fair.)

It was an inspiring sight to see the beautiful Jerseys on the track
in front of the grand stand under the electric lights.

The most intense interest centered around the bull senior cham-
pionship. Mr McBeath's Beechwood Inauguration. Captain
Wright's Golden Fern's Jolly and Black Belt Stock Farm's Cam-
panile's Golden Fern were led out before the judge. Three mag
nificent bulls they are and as they stood there with proud and
defiant carriage, the crowd of many thousands watched every
movement of the judge. Quickly the contest settled down between
the lordly imported and prize winning Campanile's Golden Fern
and Golden Fern's Jolly. After the most critical inspection the
judge called up the breeders who had assembled on the track and
said. •'Gentlemen, there can be no doubt where this championship
should go." Pointing to Captain Wright's Golden Fern's Jolly,
he continued:

"This is the most outstanding bull that I have seen for years,"
and then he requested that the crowds be megaphoned, and he
urged and insisted that Captain Wright should send this great bull
and his two wonderful cows to Chicago to the National Dairy Show,
the greatest cattle show in all the world — assuring them that no
man had a better chance to win.

When one realizes that C. T. Graves represents about all Jer-
sey knowledge, it makes one feel that Meridian has a Point Comfort
14th or two.

A reporter of The Star heard Dr. Tait Butler, of Memphis, him-
self a well-known judge, say to a group of gentlemen that he re-
garded C. T. Graves the most competent judge of dairy' cattle in
America. Praise from such a'source is praise indeed, and Captain
Wright may well feel gratified Jover the possession of such cattle.

TWO GRAND CHAMPIONS OF THE SOUTH OF

"LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD.

(Both Owned by Capt. J. H Wright, Meridian, Miss.)

GOLDEN FERNS JOLLY, 100629.

(Bred at "Linden Grove.")

First prize over two years and under three; also senior cham-
pion and grand champion, Mississippi-Alabama Fair. 1913, \Y. R.
Spann, judge.

First prize and head of the first prize herd; also senior cham-
pion and grand champion, Mississippi State Fair, 1913, Wm. Get-
tys. judge.

First in Class and head of first prize herd; senior champion and
grand champion and winner of the American Jersey Cattle Club's
gold medal. Mississippi Alabama Fair. 1914. C. T. Graves, judge.
(The biggest show at any State fair in the United States, except nm-,
for the year — 136 head.) Mr. Graves called him the most out
standing bull that he had seen for many years and urged and in-
sisted that he be sent to the National Dairy Show, Chicago, with
every chance to win.

MERRY GOLD OF MILLBROOK, 18041 I.

(Sire bred at "Linden Grove.")

First and champion. Mississippi-Alabama Fair, and member of
the first prize herd, 1911, Dr. Tait Butler, judge.

First, sweepstakes and champion, Mississippi State Fair, and
member of the first prize herd, 1911, L. E. Frost, Tait Butler and
W. B. Sivley. judges.

First in class, 17 entries, including the grand champion at the
Tri State Fair, Memphis; also champion and grand champion and
winner of the American Jersey Cattle Club's gold medal; also mem
ber of the first prize herd Mississippi-Alabama Fair 1912, Sam N.
Warren, judge.

First prize, senior champion and grand champion. Mississippi
State Fair, 1913, Wm. Gettys, judge.

First prize, senior and grand champion and winner of the Amer-
ican Jersey Cattle Club's gold medal for the second time. Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, 1914, C. T. Graves, judge. Mr. Graves insisted that
she be sent to the National Dairy' Show, Chicago, and pronounced
her "wonderful." , /j , j iJfcJ jg ,__, ^ t , u ._,. , ^ J-- _,

WHY GO TO THE ISLAND? JUST AS WELL BUY AT THE FOUNTAINHEAD.
THE BLOOD OF "LINDEN GROVE" JERSEYS DOMINATES THE SHOW RING AND BUTTER TESTS.

Tattoo 151

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30. 1916.

No. 3. Bull.

SULTANA'S ASHLEY PRINCE, 128972, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Dropped December 10, 1914.

Star in forehead; brisket, belly, left flank, legs,
tongue, tail and switch white.

Good head; very- prominent, large eyes, wide apart,
and deeply dished face; very rugged constitution;
body well ribbed and of great capacity; carries a
"bread-basket' " like that of his sire; hide rich and
mellow; strong, broad loins; body low to ground,
on short legs; tail set high, and with good switch.

Viola's Golden Jolly
79314, A. J. C. C.

Imported by us and
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000, to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for $13,000.

Sire of 9 in Register of
Merit.

Fern's Viola, on retest,
has made 672 lbs.
butter in 10 mos. of
her year's work, be
ginning as a five
year- old.

Sire
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY*
86180, A. J.C. C.

At the National Dairy*
Show, Chicago, '11,
competing against
two Cham, winners
over the Island and
the winners of
Championships at
eleven of America's
most important
shows in '11, he won
the following:
1st prize in 2-yr. old

class, 6 entries.
Senior Champion bull,

2 years old or over.
Grand Champion bull,

any age.
Gold Medal offered by
American Jer. Cattle
Club for Grand
Cham, bull bred by
exhibitor.
Headed herd winning
$200 Special prize,
"bull and 10 fe-
males."
Silver Trophy ($100
Special) for Grand
Champion bull.
Sired t h e 5 animals
winning 1st pr. for
calf herd, 5 entries.
Sire of
Golden Fern's Jolly.
Grand Champion
bull at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '13,
'14 and '15. (Bred
at "Linden Grove.")
Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
one of 1st prize calf
herd. National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred at
"Linden Grove.")
St. Helier's Jolly Sul-
tana, 1st prize jun-
ior yearling heifer,
13 entries, Missis-
sippi-Alabama Fair.
14. (Bred at "Lin-
den Grove.")
And many other win-
ners.

Dam
COMBINATION'S
ASHLEY BELLE,

288008, A. J.C. C.
(PRINCESS

ORLET,
P. 16494, H.C.)

Sold in our '13 auction
for $1,000.

A powerful cow, with
great, deep, wedge-
shaped body,
and of handsome
mold; immense
girth, splendid hips
and loins, and
strong, straight
back ; a sweet dished
face, with big, ex-
pressive eyes; clean
cut flat neck; tail
thin, well set, with
abundant white
switch; udder large,
just about perfect in
shape, full in front
and attached high
behind; and one sel-
dom sees such long
and uniformly sized
teats on a cow, and
so well placed.

A great cow, of great
scale, beauty, dairy
power and breeding.

Golden Sultana,

146282, A. J. C. C
3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries) , Sept. , '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner ■ of Gedney
Farm, from whom
we purchased her
for the "L iaden
Grove" herd.
Sold in our ' 1 0 auc-
tion for $3,700; and
at same time her
son, Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, sold for
$11,100.
Golden Sultana is a
granddaughter of
old Sultane and her
nearest living de-
scendant. She has
inherited the famous
dairy type, espe-
cially in the udder
and teats, for which
her grandam was fa-
mous, and has inher-
ited all her abundant
dairy qualities, hav-
ing milked as high as
48 lbs. daily while in
the Gedney Farm
herd and this on
ordinary feed.

Dairy Maid's

Champion,
P. 4172, H. C.
Sire of

Stale Bread 18th, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'12, 1 lb. 2\ ozs., 191
days in milk; Trinity
Par. pr., Aug., '11.

Cowslip 45th, Reserve
over Jersey, May,
'12.

Lady Windsor's Prin-
cess, 1st prize win-
ner. National Jersey
Show, Shelbyville,
Ky. ; Illinois and
Ohio State Fairs;
Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, '11.

Reading Maid, 1 lb.
\\\ ozs. in 24 hrs..
181 days in milk, 4
yrs. old.

Speckled Hip's Fawn
Beauty, sold in our
'13 auction for $650.

Neat Doctor, sold for
$1,100; winner of 2d
prize at the Royal
Show, '13.

Combination's Ashley
Belle, sold in our '13
auction for $1,000.

His sire has 4 other
producing sons, in-
cluding Molly's
Combination and
Hillside Lad, each
sire of 3 tested cows.

Orlet, F. 9769, H. C.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921. H. C.

1st and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of Poppy Viola,
2\ years old, winner
of the Br. Medal in
the public butter
test, testing 1 lb. 15
ozs., 159 days in
milk.

Sire of 23 other te ted {
cows. 10 of them in
Register of Merit.

Sire of many prize win-
ners, and of 2 sons
that sold at auction
for $24,000.

Sire of 10 producing
bulls, including
Derry's Golden
Jolly, sire of 13 test-
ed cows; sold at auc-
tion for $11,000.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jer,. May, '04.

Tested in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 12
ozs., 50 days in milk.

1st prize over the Is-
land and Theatre
Cup (Champion-
ship), '05.

Golden Fern's Lad(

P. 2160, H. C-
1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

. Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H, C.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop. P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, 1st
over Jersey, Apr.,
'96.

f Combination,

P. 3744, H. C.

(Combination of

St. Saviour,
88245, A. J. C. C)

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '06.

1st and Champion, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., "09.

Imported Sept., '09, by
T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Died when six years
old, thus his oppor-
tunities were limit-
ed.

Sire of 17 tested cows,
including Combina-
tion's Dark Wonder,
750 lbs. butter in 1
year; Combination's
Dark Bessie, 673 lbs.
3 ozs. (Both import-
ed by "Linden
Grove.")

Dairy Maid,

P. 11463, H. C.

Winner of 4th over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Royal Show, May,
'07.

Ashley King,

P. 3227, H. C.

Winner of 3d prize
over Jer., Royal S.,
Apr., '04.

Sire of

Reliable 6th, P. 1 2732,
H. C, public butter
test, May, '11,1 lb.
74 ozs., 311 days in
milk.

Victorious 2d, P. 1 3069.
H. C, 4th over Jer.
and Par. pr., May,
'12.

Eminent's Brown Dai-
sy, 221934, 2d at
Blue Grass Fair,
Lexington, Ky., '09
and '10.

Sir Victor, P. 3695, C,
Par. pr., Apr., '05.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Brookhill Rose 2d.
P. 3440, C.

1 st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red [
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C

Sire of the calibrated

bull. Golden Fern's

Lad. P. 2160. H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

(See below.)

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer.. Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89-
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as
Trial, P. 1184, H. C-

Cicero, P. 266, H.C.

1st pr. over Jer., '82.
Sire of

Lady Longfield. 23524,
20 lbs. 13 ozs.

Lady Fair, 22103, 1 9
lbs. 10 ozs.

And 7 others.

Sold in our '82 auction
for $3 , 1 00.

Sire of 4 producing
bulls, including
Count Cicero
(above), the grand-
sire of Golden Lad
and Sultana's Ro-
sette.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour,"70.
1st H. B.. '71.
Bronze Medal, C I.

Ex., '71.
"The first of the most

celebrated family

the Island has ever

seen."

f Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug.. '03.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands. 1st
prize. Sweepstakes.
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.

Gamboge's Knight, 2d
over Jersey, with his
progeny, Apr., 'OS.

And other noted ani-
mals.

Sire of 7 butter test
cows.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.

Dairy Lad,

P. 3181, H. C.
(Dairy Laddie,

65679, A. J. C. C.)
A very successful sire,
imported by the late
Capt. M. M. Gardner
and Mr. J. M. Over-
ton, Nashville, Tenn.

Solitude,

P. 8582, H. C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000. Now
owned by Hon. A.
M. Bowman, Salem,
Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Kittie 5th, P. 6289, C.

By same sire as Genes-
ta 5th, dam of Ge-
nesta's Duchess, 575
lbs. 2 ozs. butter in
1 year, 3 yrs. old.

f Happy, P. 211, C.
Sire of
Happy Blossom. 18218.

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise, 15789,
17 lbs. 8* ozs.

Fleur de 1'Air,

F, 1736, C.

Unregistered.

Champion Flying Fox.
61441, A. J. C. C

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island. Aug.. '99.
Sold at our auction
sale May. '02, for
$7,500. In s am e
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Sire of 25 tested cows,
including:

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs., 49 days in
milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C, J.H. B.)

Picton 3d,

P. 2715. H. C.

1st pr.. Trinity Show,
'99.

Sire of Picton's Sweet
Lady, 203648 (Sweet
Bread 4th, P. 9843,
H. C.), winner of 2d
prize, St. Saviour
Show, '06; Reserve
for Championship,
St. Saviour Show,
'06.

Issue, P. 4983, H. C.
Winner of 1st prize

over Jer. and Par.

prize. Royal Show,

May, '94.

Maud's Boy,

P. 2506, C.

Solitaire, F. 7458, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad.
65300, A. J. C. C.)

W'inner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and "97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old. for $2,250.

Sire of many prize win
ners and tested cows.

Among his many pr.-
winning sons is Fly-
ing Fox.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C
Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H.C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C

f Wolseley, P. 401. H.C.
1st ov. Jer., ,83.'84,,85.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
1st St. Saviour, "70.

f Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Vertumnus,

P. 161. H. C
1st pr.. Trinity, '77.
Sire of 4 tested cows in
America.

Garenne, F. 1575, H.C.

A 20-quart cow.

Dam of Young Ga-
renne, 13641, 19 lbs.
8 ozs.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7 ,500. His
son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our May. '05,
auction sale for
$10,000. His ten-
months-old bull calf
sold in our May. '07,
sale for $10,200, and
in same sale his
grandson, "Stock
well." sold for
$11,500.

(See below.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '98.
1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

I Stale Bread 2d,
P. 2976, C.
A magnificent dairy
cow.

Distinction's Pride.
P. 1486, H. C.

Sire of Pansy, P. 5325,
C. (now Pearl Pen-
see. 122504), that
tested 16 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

i Bounty,

F. 7744(a), H. C

Golden Grain,

P. 2112, H. C

Maud, P. 5134, H. C.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th. all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test. May. '97, 2
lbs. 2>\ ozs., 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie."

i Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C

f Traveler, P. 280, C.

I Brown Fern.

F. 4606, C.
D am of B row n Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. C,
winner of 2d prize,
St. Martin Show/94,
'95.

Tattoo 131

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 4. Bull.

TRIAL'S SULTAN, 126793, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born September 9, 1914.

Solid color, except white brisket; white tongue;
black switch.

A stylish grey, with every indication of being a
great dairy bull. Strong constitution and vitality;
great length and depth of body; clean shoulders and
good withers; splendidly ribbed barrel, strong, broad
muzzle; a clean-limbed, highly bred bull; loose,
mellow hide.

Sire,
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,

86180, A. J. C. C.
The handsomest and
best bred bull ever
o w n e d at "Linden
Grove." He is t h e
admiration of all
Jer. breeders, and is
not for sale at any
price. The ques-
tn'ii has quite often
been asked, "What
would S u 1 t a n a's
Golden Jolly bring
on the Island?"
His show-ring record
we believe is not
equaled by that of
any bull of any
breed:

First prize 2 -year old,
Senior and Grand
Champion; Special
Grand Champion; A.
J. C. C. Gold Medal
for Grand Cham-
pion bull bred by
exhibitor; head of
1st prize Special
herd; and sire of the
1st prize calf herd at
National Dairy
Show, '11.

He is 75 per cent, same
blood as Fern's
Viola, the highest
testing daughter of
Viola's Golden Jolly,
who made 672 lbs.
butter in 10 mos. of
her year's test.

His only daughter tried
for Register of Merit
made 377 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter in 1 year, as
a two-year-old.

His son. Golden Fern's
Jolly, was Grand
Champion bull at the
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair three years in
succession, and has
sired numerous win-
ners.

His daughter. Sul-
tana's Vernonia, was
1st prize hei'er calf
at National Dairy
Show, 11.

Sire of many other
winners.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C

Imported by us and
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $12,000, to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for #1 3,000.

Nine of his young
daughters are now
in Register of Merit
on yearly authenti-
cated test.

Sire of numerous win-
ners of 1st and
Champion prizes.

(See front pages for
more extended pedi-
gree and particu-
lars.)

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C-

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24 en-
tries), Sept., '04, and
sold in the ring for
$2,350. Sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700.

She is the dam of 3
producing bulls.
(See No. 2.)

f Trial 2d of Oaklands,
P. 3809, H. C.
1st prize, 11 entries,
bulls from tested
dams, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '07.
3d over Jersey with

progeny, April, '08.
He is bred and owned
by Mr. John A. Per-
ree. Secretary Jersey
Herd Book, Island of
Jersey, and his get
are owned in the
best herds on the
Island.
Sire of 5 tested cows:
Brampton Oakland
Trial, 673 lbs. 12.8
ozs. in 1 year as a
3-year-old.
Imported Rose, 429
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in
1 year.
Walnut Polly, public
butter test, 2 lbs.
5i ozs. in 24 hrs . 261
days after calving.
Virginia 10th, 1 lb. 9
ozs. in 24 hrs., as a
3-year-old, 185 days
after calving.
Trial's Beauty, 1 lb.
8i ozs., 128 days
after calving.
He also has 3 untested
daughters, each dam
of a tested cow.
He is full brother to
Trial of Oaklands, P.
3644, H. C-. sire of 6
butter test cows.

Dam
TRIAL'S LADY,
214012, A. J. C. C.

Imported by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

A strong, deep-bodied
cow, with grand ud-
d e r development,
large and well placed
teats.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever),
public butter test,
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in
milk (cows under
5 yrs); public but-
ter test. May, '09, 2
lbs. H ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11 ; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.
Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C. Sold
in our '11 auction
for $6,700.

Dorothy, P. 4411, H. C-

Lady Rush,

P. 12591. II. C.

(Now named I', mi nt'iit 's
Lady Rush. 21 '"4 i,
A. J. C C

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C.
Dam of

Noble Princess of St.
Martin. 225893, sold
in our '10 auction for
$900 to Mr. J. M.
Camden, Versailles,
Ky.

Miss Jolly of St.
Peter's, 240218, sold
for $700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa , in our '10 «ale.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island. Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen,. 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C., J. H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M.M. Patter-
son, Port Kennedy,
Pa.

4th pr. over Jersey, Aug., '04, when 14 years old,

and never shown before.
Public butter test. May, '06, 1 lb. 10J ozs., when

16 years old and 235 days in milk.
This grand old matron is owned by Mr. John A.

Perree, Island of Jersey, and is dam of his

popular bulls, Trial of Oaklands, P. 3644, H.

C, and Trial 2d of Oaklands. P. 3809, H. C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)
Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
his get), '01 and '02.
Goddington purse, '02.
Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.
Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.
One of the best sons of

Golden Fern's Lad.
Among his yearly test

daughters are:
Rose Fern Rosebud,

642 lbs. 11 ozs.
Eminent's Honey-
moon, 592 lbs. 12
ozs.
My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.
liminent's Lady Mait
land, 549 lbs. 2 ozs.
Eminent's Golden
Lucy. 524 lbs. 8 ozs.
Eminent's Primrose,

511 lbs. 7 ozs.
One of his leading Is-
land test daughters
is Aurea, P. 8693, H.
C. (now Eminent's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122), Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test, May,
'07, 2 lbs. 5* ozs,. 65
days in milk.

Rush's Last,

P. 8958, H. C
Certificate <>i Merit,

public butter Its! .
Oct., '12. 2 lbs. 14}
ozs. in 24 hours, 4*.
lbs. 12 ozs. milk at
12 yrs. old.
Dam of 2 tested cows,

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

H. C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H.C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. Cm
now named
Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Trial, P. 1187, H. C.
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize, '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., 89.
2d over Jersey and

Champion Cup, '90.
Sire of
Magyarland, 86326, 17

lbs. 8 ozs.
Finance, butter test. 2

lbs. 10 ozs. in 24 hrs..

55 lbs. of milk at the

fair, and dam of

Financial King.

Radier's Lassie,
P. 3107, H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

IK- was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d. 2

lbs. 1 h ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C
1st pr. over Jer., '98.

Courage, P. 1813. C
Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage w a s the
best son of Golden
Lad.

I Grassy Brown,

P. 3370. H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st prize, St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable

lot of dairy cows.

and of the bull,

Golden Lad, P. 1242.

H. C. (see below).

Hermione, P. 634, C.

f Pollux, P. 871. H. C.

Twin brother to

Castor, P. 870. H.C.

2d over Jer. and 3d

State's pr., June. '87.

i Radier's Lass,

F. 7384. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His ten-mos-old bull
calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200.
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Among his butter test-
ed daughters are:

Freedom, public but-
ter test, T r i n g,
England, 2 lbs. 10
ozs. in 24 hours. 140
days in milk; 1st
prize over England,
Oxfordshire, '99.

La Foret's Lucille,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 2 ozs. in 24 hrs.

Eminence.

F. 7124. H. C.
2d St. Martin. '92.

Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rush 2d. P. 2674, C.

Sire of 4 tested cows,
including Golden
Fern's Gold Mine.
147837 (1 lb. 11 ozs.,
244 days after calv-
ing), sold in our '05
auction for $800.

Lady of the Hills 2d,
P. 4917, C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160. H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. butter
was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "S p e c k 1 e d
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," who made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7| ozs.
of butter in 24 hours,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the Is-
land, after being in
milk 300 days, and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,200 to Mr. A. B.
Lewis.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

Traveler, P. 280. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

(See above.)

Rush. P. 5869. C.

r Elderly 2d,

P. 1393, H. C

Lady of the Hills,
P. 3943, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess, 166538. 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,

157326. 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose. 162097. 21 lbs

10J ozs.
Sandgate. 122509. 20

lbs. 104 ozs.
Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad. 18 lbs.

li ozs.
Golden Kola. 127232,

17 lbs. 8 J ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John. 149150. 16 lbs.

3 ozs.
Golden Ora. 127228, 16

lbs. l£ ozs.
And 23 others.

Tootsic. P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H.

Brown Fern 2d.
P. 1944. H. C

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea. P. 8693.
H C, Bronze Medal
winner in public
butter test, Oct., '03.

Mars. P. 1445. C.
Little Gem, P. 3305, C

Everton King 7th,
P. 1107. C.

Rozel's Pet 2d.

F. 7413, H. C.

Moscow, P. 1006, H. C.

Prim Topsy, P. 2S69.C.

Tattoo 109

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 5. Bull.

GOLDEN FERN'S MON PLAISIR, 122755, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. LeC. Arthur, St. Mary, Island of Jersey.

Bora May 24, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A wonderfully showy bull, of great symmetry and
high finish; back straight as an arrow, from crest
to the root of his well-set tail; luxuriant black
switch; very long and deep in body, and of great
vigor and constitution ; richly colored skin ; hide
thin and mellow; a dairy bull, in pedigree and out-
line, and in many respects a great show bull.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

1st prize (2-year-old class). Royal Show, Island of
Jer., Apr., '12.

1st prize. Class 3, 13 entries, April, '13.

Golden Fern's Noble also won 1st prize. Class 3,
7 entries; 1st prize, 6 entries, with his progeny;
and the Challenge Cup (4 entries), shown with
5 female progeny over 12 mos. old, at the
Royal Show, Jersey, April, '15; and many
other prizes.

His progeny won 1st for "get of sire" at American
Royal Show, Kansas City, '15; at National
Dairy Show, Waterloo, Kentucky and Ohio
State Fairs, and other prizes in '14.
Sire of

Lady Noble Fern. 1st prize, Class 1, 56 entries.
Royal Show, Jersey, May, '13.

Alabama, 1st pr., Class 3, 58 entries, Aug.. '13.

Brampton Fern Beauty,
Toronto, Ont.. '12.

And other winners.

He also sired:

Agatha's Maiden Fern,
entries) , Senior and
American Royal, '15.

His daughter, Christinas Lassie, 281443, quali-
fied for Register of Merit, Class AA, with 334
lbs. 11 ozs. butter, 4,860 lbs. 12.8 ozs. of milk,
in 1 year, at 2 yrs. 1 mo, old.

His dam, Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, is the head
of a great family.

1st prize heifer calf,

1st 3 -year-old cow (8
Grand Championship,

Noble of Oaklands.
.. P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr.. St. Saviour,'07.

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter test
cows, and of 28 bulls
with tested daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
sire of 11 in list.

Noble of Oaklands
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $15,000.

Dam
GRACE DARLING OF

ST. MARY'S, 306562.
(MON PLAISIR'S GRACE,

P. 13480, H. C.)

Sold in our '14 auction for $700' to Mr. G. W.
Chaffee, Quechee, Vt.

Entered in Register of Merit (A), 653 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year, from 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk,
the first year after importation.

She is dam of Noble's Grace, 269819, sold as a
yearling in our '12 auction for $435, to Elmen-
dorf Farm; winner of Junior Championship at
the Blue-Grass Fair and at National Jersey
Show, Shelbyville, Ky., and other prizes in
1912.

She won 1st prize at the St. Mary Show, '12, and
the St. Mary Parish prize at Royal Show, '10
and '13.

Her daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240832, quali-
fied for Register of Merit (A), with 630 lbs.
6 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 9,515 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, at 5 yrs. 8 mos. old. (Grace Stockwell
is by a bull whose sire, Stockwell, P. 3550,
H. C., was sold in our '07 auction for $11,500;
and whose dam was imported by us. The
latter was by Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160,
H. C, who "ruled" at "Linden Grove" for
five years.)

We also imported Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
both of her grandsires, and their dams. For-
farshire's dam, Rosette 5th, also produced
Flying Fox (by Golden Fern's Lad), sold in
our '02 auction for $7,500, who has 26 butter
test daughters and 43 producing sons — MORE
THAN ANY OTHER BULL, OF ANY
BREED.

i Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other
prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.
9788, H. Cm 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184, H. C 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '05.

Fancy's Pioneer,
P. 3195, H. C.
Sire of
Pioneer's Fancy Cow-
slip, 306593, 694 lbs.

8 ozs. butter in 1
year, first year after
importation; milk

, test, average of 6.61
for year; sold in our
'14 auction for $135
to Mr. Geo. T. Chaf-
fee, Rutland, Vt.

Mon Plaisir's Butter-
cup. 224584 (Ber-
gere's B e a u t y, P.
11259, H. C), Silver
Medal, Oct., '07, 2
lbs. 9} ozs., 143 days
in milk; sold in our
'09 auction for $750;
Champion cow, Ver-
mont State Fair, '12 ;
entered in Register
of Merit, 542 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 1 year,

9 years old.

Has 10 other tested
daughters, including
Boutilliere. 2 lbs. 5^
ozs. in 24 hrs. (pub-
lic test).

Has 2 producing sons,
and sired numerous
winners.

Grace Darling 3d,
P. 11321, C,
now named
Forfarshire's Darling,
234156, A. J. C. C.
Dam of Noble's Dar-
kling, 234218, sold in
* Dr. H. D. Rodman's
auction, '10, for
$510.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire

- and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.

' D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, T en n.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-

' tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

Lady Viola, <

P. 8463. H. C.

Sold at our ' 1 1 auction
for $7 .000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of M e r i t,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
Cm Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test. 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 auction for
$12,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, '97.
His son, Flying Fox,

sold in our '02 sale

for $7,500.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C
(Golden Mon Plaisir,

59936.)
1st Ohio Agricultural
and I ndustrial Ex-
position, Columbus,
'01.

Fancy's Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.
Certificates of Merit in

public butter tests

as follows:
'98, 1 lb. 15£ ozs.
'99, 2 lbs. 1 oz.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H, C.

Champion, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01.

Sire of 16 tested cows,
including:

Forfarshire s Golden
Rose, in Register of
Merit, 545 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Forfarshire's Britan-
nia, in Register of
Merit, 482 lbs. 6 ozs.

Grace Darling,

P. 8475, H. C.

Parish prize. May, '01
and '04.

Parish prize and Re-
serve for Blythwood
Bowl, Aug., '03 and
'04.

By same sire as Clar-
encia, P. 8602, H.C.,
Parish pr., May, '03;
Sweepstakes, West-
ern Show, '03. Dam
of the noted bull,
Warder, P. 3227, H.
C, 1st over Jersey,
Aug., '04, and sire
of 10 butter tested

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs. '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 sale to
Mr. Howard Willets,
"G e d n e y Farm,"
White Plains, N. Y.,
for $3,600.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H.'C.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky. ; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564. H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. Full sister to
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 23 lbs. 6
ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C-
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land.
He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3£ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Picton. P. 2392, H. C

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction.

Sire of Firefly, P. 8022,
C, Par. prize. May,
'02; whose daugh-
ter, Oxford Lady of
St. Mary, 213932,
sold for $1,025 in our
'09 auction.

Descended from Farm-
er's Glory, who sold
at auction to Mr. T.
A. Havemeyer for
$3,200, and is the sire
of F o r g e t-Me-Not,
P. 291, H. C.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Dam of Flying Fox.
Alicante (the dam of
'■The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Cham, winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Dam of Sultana's Ro-
sette 2d, 14 lbs. 7
ozs.

Duplex, P. 2586. H. C.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Golden Del, sold as a
heifer in our sale,
May, '00, for $425;
and since tested at
Biltmore, N. C, 80
lbs. 13 ozs. in one
month; sire of other
tested cows.

Golden Lily,

P. 5101, H. C

1st over Jersey.

1st St. Mary.

Champion, W. Show.

A magnificent dairy
cow, pronounced as
such at our sale by
all good judges.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction

sale, May, '02, for

$7,500.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '98.
1 st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See above.)

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land. Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94. '95.

' Sergeant Major,
P. 2010, C.
4th St. Martin, '94.

Sire of
Surville's Primula, Par.

prize, Aug., '99.
Phyllis, Par. pr., May,
'99.

Primrose 6th,

P. 3808, C.
Reserve, North Club,

'98.
1st and Championship,

'99.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.
He is by same sire as

Sultane's Favorite,

P. 873. H. C.

Rosette 4th.

P. 2128. C

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow,
had few equals on
the Island.

Uncle Peter.

P. 2115, H. C

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire, and bis
get have found
ready buyers i n
English breeders.

Souvenir,

P. 5187, H. C.
1st St. Martin.
Dam of Souvenir 2d,

3d over Jer., Aug.,

'97.

Clarence,

P. 1494, H. C.
1st St. Peter.
By same sire as Baron

of St. John 2d, P.

1279, H. C.

Lily Brown.

P. 420, C
2d prize, St. Mary.

Tattoo 85

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 6. Bull.

THE OWL'S OXFORD YOU'LL DO, 122759, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Horn March 4. 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very rich dark fawn, of wonderful dairy type,
great stamina, and splendid development; bright,
sparkling eyes; very strong, level back, great depth
and length of body, and unusual heart girth; hind
quarters perfectly fashioned, finished with a beauti-
fully set tail, with generous black switch.

He has an exceptionally strong inheritance of high
testing blood — -families that we have known long
and favorably, and which have "made good" not
only at "Linden Grove."' but in the herds of others.
He traces twice to < >xford Lass, whose two public
test daughters were imported by us. and whose two
First-Prize winning progeny— Oxford Lad and Fly-
ing Fox's Oxford Lass — were both owned here. We
now have her granddaughter and others of her
descendants.

He goes four times to Rosette 5th, the dam of
FIving Fox, who has MORE SONS WITH TESTED
DAUGHTERS THAN ANY SIRE OV ANY
BREED.

Sire
OXFORD YOU'LL DO,

P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer., with his progeny, at
the bull show on the Island, April, '11. This is
the most valuable prize, and the greatest
distinction that can be accorded a bull.

Full brother to Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C, sire
of 12 butter test cows, and of other prize
winners.

Imported by "Linden Grove" and registered as
Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860 — not for
sale.

He is sire of the bull winning Grand Champion-
ship at Indiana State Fair, '15, and sold in our
auction for $525.

His daughter. You'll Do's Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction as a 3-year-old for $500, now under
year's official test, will make nearly, if not
more than, 900 lbs. butter.

His daughter, Golden Oxford Ivy, won 1st prize
in her class (76 entries) and the Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup (Championship over the Island) at
the Royal Show, May, '15; she also won 1st
prize in her class (68 entries) at Royal Show,
May, '14.

Nineteen of his progeny, in our '14 auction, sold
for an average of $683.42, including 8 not in
milk. 4 of them being bull calves.

No living sire has put the stamp of CAPACITY
— a highly finished DAIRY TYPE — more un
erringly on his daughters than has Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.
(See front pages for his extended pedigree.)

Dam

THE OWL'S
DUCHESS OF
ST. SAVIOUR,

203629, A. J. C. C.

(BAY LEAF 1 1th.
P. 8123, C.)

< Ine of the greatest
dairy cows in the
"Linden G r o v e"
herd, and has milk-
ed as high as 24 qts.
daily.

Her son, The Owl's
r. olden Jolly,
100180, headed the
1st prize calf herd
(all sired by Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly),
5 entries, and was 2d
prize bull calf, 8 en-
tries, at National
Dairy Show, '11.
The Owl's Golden
Jolly sold in our '12
auction for $675, at
16 months old.

Her yearling heifer.
The Owl's Mona,
240365, sold in our
'11 auction to Mr.
Ed. C. Lasater, of
Texas, for $330, and
WOO 1st pr. at the
Nat. Dairy S.. Chi-
cago, Nov., 11. in a
dass of 8 superior

calves.
The ' 'wis Mona quali-
fied for Register of
Merit, Class A — 413
lbs. 4 ozs., at 4 yrs.

4 tuns. old.
Fontaine's Bay Leaf,

lj>5776, out of same
dam, sold in our '06
auction for $700, at

5 yrs. old.

The Owl's Jolly Duch-
ess, 286111, sold in
our '14 auction, at 15
months old, for S450.

The Owl, P. 2195, H.C.

1st p., St. Saviour, '95.

2d pr. over Jersey, '95,
'96.

1st pr. over Jersey, '97.

Scored 92 points.

At our '01 auction,
three daughters of
The Owl, all we had,
averaged $600 each.
Two of them after-
ward won 1st prize
in their class at West
Virginia State Fair.

He is sire of Mr. R. A.
S bley's Spermfield
Owl, 57088, whose
49 Register of Merit
daughters include
Spermfield Owl's
Eva, 1,168 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in one
year.

The Owl's Oxford
Daisy made 759 lbs.
butter in one year;
she is dam of 2 but-
ter test cows, in-
cluding the highest
testing daughter of
Flying Fox.

Pay Leaf 9th.

P. 6460, C.

Comes from a cele
brated family. Bay
Leaf 10th is dam of
Bay Leaf 20th, P.
10432, II. C. 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, 04 , and gran-
dam of Bay Leaf
33d, P. 12686, C,
public butter test,
May, 'OS. 1 lb. 4t
OZS., when 277 days
in milk (about nine
months) and only
two years old.

By same sire as Re-
minder. I'. 2052. C.
sire of 7 butter test
cows.

Morion, P. 1690, II C.
Sire of

Eagle, P. 6736. H. C
(now named Mo-
rion's S u 1 t a n e,
162115, and sold in
our '02 auction),
winner of Par. pr.,
May, '01. Dam of
Eminent's Lady Sul-
tane, 171946, butter
test. 20 lbs. 2 ozs. in
7 days; dam of Kar-
nak's Eminent,
84035, 1st pr. two-
year-old bull, Louis-
iana State Fair, '10.

Oxford Orange, P.
6361, C-, a magni-
ficent dairy cow;
dam of Fern's Ox-
ford Orange, sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,900.

Full brother to Pio-
neer, P. 1602, H. C,
1st over Jersey, '91,
'92; sire of Nuriel,
1st over Jer., 1st H.
B. and Par. pr., '00;
Lady Clair. 3d H.
B. and Par. pr., '00;
Pensee, Certificate of
Merit, '00, butter
test, 2 lbs. 1 J ozs.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

1st prize winner over
Jersey, '91.

1st p.. R- C. S., '96,
'97.

1st and Cham., Roy.
C. Show, '98.

1st p., B. and W. S.,
'98, and many other
prizes.

Alicante was bought
by Lord Rothschild
in '94, when she
had yielded over
10,000 lbs. of milk
in course of one lac-
tation. She is also
the dam of Alican-
te's Boy and "The
Owl." The former
won 1st prize. Roy-
al Counties Show,
'96, '97; 1st p. and
Cham., Counties S.,
'98.

Also dam of N u n-
thorpe, P. 1769, H.
C. (as below), sire of
Blue Nun, 126625,
butter test, 18 lbs.
5£ ozs. in 7 days,
from 247 lbs. 8 ozs.
milk, at 6 years old.
Test made at Bilt-
more Farms, Hilt-
more, N. C-

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.

2d over all Jer., '93.
Sire of

Uncle Peter, 3d over
Jer. and Par. pr.,'95,
and Par. pr., '96.

Plaisance, 3d over Jer.
and Par. p., '96. and
Reserve, Aug., '96.

Sweet Eves 2d, Par.
pr., '96; Utica Par.
prize. '97.

Cherry 2d. 11. and \\\,
'97; 1st R. C, '97;
1st Royal, '99. West
Show, '99. and 2d R
C . '99.

Lord Carteret, sire of
the famous cow ,
Nunthorpe's Fon-
taine.

Bay Leaf 7th.

P. 5168. H. C.
A grand dairy cow.
I int of same dam as

Bay Leaf 10th. P.

7486, H. C, (See

note at left.)

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty -five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs.. 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 10£ ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

And 27 others.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C.
3d pr. over Jer., '92.

Parish prize. '94.

Dam of Pioneer, P.
1602, H. C, 1st over
Jersey, '91, '92.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928. H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, April, '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
Sire of many noted

cows, including:
Alicante, P. 3880, H.C
Oxford Rose, P. 3787,

C.
Brookhill Rose 2d, P.

3440, C
Oxford Lass, P. 3582,

C, dam of Oxford

Lad.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C

Alicante. P. 3880. H.C.

Forfarshire. P. 2914,
H. C.

(Three Champion win-
ners. )

Ravachol. P. 2032, C.

John Bull, P- 2653, C

Uncle Peter's Rosette,
P. 7363, H. C

Rosette's Golden Lad,
57498, A. J. C C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

(See above )

Alicante, P, 3880, H.C.

Dam of The O w 1

(as above).

Trial. P. 1187, H. C

1st ov. J.. Aug.. '89.

2d over Jer. and Cham.
Cup. '90.

Sire of

Magyarland. 86326, 17
lbs. 8 ozs.

Finance, butter test. 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24
hrs.. 55 lbs. of milk
at the fair, and dam
of Financial King,
used for years in Mr.
Win Rockefeller's
n o 1 e d Rockwood
Herd

Bay Leaf 5th,

P. 3427, C.

Sultanc's Favorite,

P. 873, II. C
1st pr.. St. Saviour
Sire of Sultane 14th,
who in the Tun
bridge Wells (Eng
land) butter test, '02,
in her fifteenth year,
gave 38 lbs. 6 ozs.
milk, making 2 lbs.
1 J ozs. butter in 24
hour s, when 132
days in milk, win-
ning the Silver
Medal.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d H. B. p. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.

Sultane's Favorite,
P. 873. H. C

{See above.)

Cicero's Cowslip,

P. 1105, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '88.

Wolseley. P. 401. H. C
lstov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C
2d over Jersey, '70.
1st p., St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B. prize, '71.
Bronze Medal, C I.
Ex.. '71.

f Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

His dam, Sultane, P.
7. H. C. is the first
of the most cele-
brated family the
Island has ever seen.

Dam of many famous
daughters and
granddaughters, one
of which was her
daughter, Sultane
5th, sold at our auc-
tion sale, May, '83,
for $2,800. to Mr. A.
B. Darling.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent milk-

Sultane's Favorite,
P. 873. II. C

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of the famous bull.
Golden Lad, as well
as a remarkable lot
of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.

Sultane's Favorite.
P. 873, H. C.

Hermione P. 634, C.
k D am of Brookhill
Rose. P. 1889, C.
w ho is dam of
Brookhill Rose 2d,
1' 3440, C, that
produced the great
bulls, Golden Jolly.
Brookhill Fox. Re-
minder and Isono-
my; and Golden
Fern's Red Rose, 23
lbs. 10 ozs butter in
7 days.

Marshal Bazaine,
P. 899, C

Bay Leaf, F. 3557. C-

Count Cicero,

V- 398. H. C
2d pr. over Jer.. "83.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail. 30975.

24 lbs. 5 ozs
Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. \h ozs.

Sultane 8th.

P. 944, H. C.
2d H. B. pr. and 3d

over Jer. in '84; also

Parish prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670. H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C.
1st over the Island.
Dam of Golden Lad 2d.

Cicero. P. 266. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.
Sire of 8 tested cows.
Sold by us for £3.100.

Cowslip, P. 214, C

Mahomet, P. 259, C.

Mussy, F. 1152. C.

Sultan, F. 58. H. C.
1st pr. ov. Jer., '67, '68.
(Never beaten.)

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail, 30975.
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
1st p., St. Saviour. '70.
1st H. B.. '71.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582. C.

Son of Golden Cloud.
P. 358, H. C. (by
Cetewayo, P. 224,
C.L Reserve at Roy.
and 1st at N. S., '82.
Dam. Snowflake. P.
714, H. C, by Hap-
py, F. 309, H. Cm
son of Quality. F
1748. 11. C.

Rosette 2d.

F. 943. H. C.

1st pr. at Grouville.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C
2d p. over Jer., '83.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H- C.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

Happy. F. 309. C.

Son of Scipio, P. 157.
H. Cm 2d over Jer..
'77; 2d H. B. and
Par. prize, '77.

Dam. Quality. F. 1748.
H. C.. winner of 1st
prize and Champion
Cup at the Royal
Jersey Show, '82, 16
ibs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.

Miguonnc. F. 1443. C.

Islesworth.

P. 599. H. C.
2d over Jer. and 1st
Guenon pr.,'85.

Telescope. F. 7000, C.

Tattoo 117

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 191B,

No. 7. Bull.

OXFORD SULTANE'S PRINCE, 126786, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Dropped June 10. 1914.

Solid color, except spot in forehead and white
stifles; blaek-and white tongue; black switch.

Very vigorous and rugged, good head, with promi-
nent eyes; a mellow hided young bull; with very
strong, level back, clean shoulders and good withers;
good hips, with rump long to root of tail, which is
well set on, with generous switch.

f Sire

SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

The handsomest and
best bred bull ever
owned at "Linden
Grove." He is the
admiration of all
Jer. breeders, and is
not for sale at any
price. The ques-
tion has quite often
been asked, "What
would S u 1 t a n a's
Golden Jolly bring
on the Island?"
His only daughter tried
for Register of Merit
test made 308 lbs.
5 ozs. butter in 9
months of her year's
test, beginning at 2
yrs. 5 mos. old.
Sire of
Golden Fern's Jolly,
100629, winner of
Grande hampion-
ship at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '13,
'14 and '15. (Bred at
"Linden Grove.")
The Owl's Golden
Jolly, 2d prize sen-
ior bull calf, and
head of 1st prize
calf herd, National
Dairy Show. "11.
(Bred at "Linden
Grove.")
Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
one of 1st prize calf
herd. National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred
at "Linden Grove.")
Sarah's Sultan, 1st
prize yearling bull,
Tennessee State
Fair, '14. Sold in
our '14 auction for
$610.
St. Helier's Jolly Sul-
tana, 1st prize junior
yearling heifer, 13
entries, Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '14.
(Bred at "Linden
Grove.")
And other winners.
His half-brother.
Jolly's Royal Sultan
(by Viola's Golden
Jolly), sold at auc-
tion for Si 0,000.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C

Imported by us and
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000 to
Kin och Farm, who
sold him two years
later for $13,000.

Nine of his young
daughters are now
in Register of Merit
on yearly authenti-
cated test.

Sire of numerous win-
ners of 1 st and
Champion prizes.

Fern's Viola, on retest,
has made 672 lbs.
butter in 10 mos. of
year's test.

Dam
OXFORD

SULTANE,
269791, A. J. C. C.
(CLAIRFIELD

SULTANE,
P. 16019, H.C.)
One of the most per-
sistent milkers in the
"linden Grove"
herd.

Golden Sultana,

146282, A. J. C. C.
3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries), Sept., '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350, to Mr.
Howard \V i 1 1 e t s,
owner of Gedney
Farm, from whom
we purchased her
for the "Linden
Grove" herd.
Sold in our '10 auction
for $3,700; and at
same time her son.
Sultan a's Oxford
Lad, sold for
$11,100.
Golden Sultana is a
granddaughter of
old Sultane and her
nearest living de-
. scendant. She has
inherited the famous
dairy type, espe-
cially in the udder
and teats, for which
her grandam was fa-
mous.
She has 2 sons with
daughters in the
Register of Merit.

f Oxford You'll Do.
P. 4075, H. C.
Winner of first prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, at the bull
show on the Island.
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.
Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C-,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, a n d of other
prize winners.
Among other great
cows, Oxford You'll
Do is sire of;
Oxford's Ever Lass,
271082, owned by
Mr. Hal H. Hill,
C eveland. Ohio.
She won 1st prize for
2-year-olds at t h e
Forest City Fair,
Cleveland, i n '13,
while making a Reg-
ister of Merit record
of 9,582 lbs. 14.4
ozs. milk and 480
lbs. 4 ozs. butter, be-
ginning test at 2
years 3 months old.
Sire of Golden Oxford
Ivy. winner of Thea-
tre Challenge Cup,
Royal Show, Jersey,
May, '15; 1st in her
class, May, '15 (76
entries), and May,
'14 (68 entries).

Les Cateaux Sultane. {
P. 13623, C.

Golden Jolly.

P. 2921, H. C.

1st and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of Poppy Viola,
winner of the Bronze
Medal in the public
butt,er test, testing 1
lb. 15 ozs,, 159 days
in milk.

Sire of 23 other tested
cows. 10 of them in
Register of Merit.

Sire of Golden Jolly's
Fertile, 669 lbs. 11
ozs. ; Jolly's Pride,
633 lbs. 9 ozs. ; Jolly
Princess of St. P.,
633 lbs. 1 oz.; Jolly's
Ruby, 620 lbs.

I Lady Viola,
P. S463, H. C.

1st over Jer., May, '04.

Tested in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 12
ozs., 50 days in milk.

1st prize over the Is-
land and Theatre

"Cup (Champion-
ship), '05.

1st pr. over Eng'and,
'06, '07, '08.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(See above.)

[ Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.

2d over Jersey. '85.

IstH. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578. H. C„ a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands.

f Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

I I of his daughters, in
our 'II auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr. J.
A. Perree, Secy. Is-
land of Jer. Herd
Book.

Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above \ public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. li ozs.;
and other prizes.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '06;
and other Island prs.

He has sired a long list
of pr. winners and 27
butter test daugh-
ters.

Among the 1st prize
winners he has sired
are:

Campanile's Sultan.
Championship over
New Zealand and
many other prizes,
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Hark
Beauty. 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th, P. 15037, H.C.i.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old. for $2,250.

Among his many pr.-
winning sons and
daughters are:

Eminent 2d, 1st
State's prize over
Jersey, '01 and '02
(with his progeny);
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000; sire
of 81 tested daugh-
ters.

Flying Fox, Champion
winner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
in our '02 auction for
$7,500.

Brookhill Rose 2d.
P. 3440, C.

I st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox. Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

' Cicero, P. 266. H, C.
1st pr. over Jer., '82.
Sold in our '82 auction

for $3,100.
Sire of 9 tested cows,

and of 4 producing

bulls.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour, '70.
(See above.)

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test. May, '09, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., 83 days
in milk ; winner of
1 st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'II.

Sultan of Oak'ands. 1st
prize. Sweepstakes.
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744.
H. C., 1st prize over
Jersey. May, '06.

' Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test. May, '97, 2
lbs. 3\ ozs., 140 days
in milk.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par prize, '94.
Daughter of Golden

Lad.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928. H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr, '89.
1st over Jer.. Aug., '89.

Brookhill Rose,
P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as
Trial. P. 1184, H. C.

Happy, P. 211, C.

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour, '70.

1st Herd Book, '71.

Bronze Medal, C. I. Ex., "71.

"The first of the most celebrated family the Is-
land has ever seen."

Dam of Sultane 2d. rate of 23 lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H.
Messchert; Sultane 4th. a magnificent cow in
the former herd of Theo. A Havemeyer. who
sold her bull calf, when nine months old, for
$1,775, at the Kellogg sale, in May, "82; Sul-
tane 5th, 1st prize over all Jersey, '80, and sold
at our sale. May. '83, for $2,800.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
\ P. 2160, H. C

[ Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C
1st prize over Jer., '99.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

f Ravachol, P. 2032. C-

L Courageous Countess
of Oaklands.
P. 8640, H. C.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; a so win-
ner of i,'15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows,
including;

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 10* ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10

I Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

f Wolseley. P. 401. H.C.
| lstov. Jer., '83, "84, '85.

I Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st St. Saviour. '70,

f Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Vertumnus,

P. 161, H. C.

Garenne, F. 1575, H.C

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. .'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 1* ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in mi.k 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1 .700 to
Mrs. M.M. Patterson,
Port Kennedy, Pa.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.
187430. A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter
test. 2 lbs. 1'i ozs.,
48 days in milk.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256. H. C.

(See above.)

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C

1st prize over the Is-
land. May, '01.

1st and Sweepstakes,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Sire of
Nuriel, 1st over Jer.,

'00; and 1st H. B.

and Par. pr.. '00.
Lady Clair. 3d H. B.

and Par. pr.. '00. f

Pensee. Certificate of

Merit. '00. butter

test, 2 lbs. 1 1 <>zs.

Les Cateaux Gem. /

P. 5297, II. C.

Les Cateaux Glory,

P. 4429, H. C. [

f Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.
1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

[ Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.
She has won six public
butter tests; record
in May, '96, 2 lbs.
7\ ozs.
Dam of three tested
cows, and of 2 pro-
ducing bulls.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.

She is by Cicero, sold

in our '82 auction.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056. H. C
3d pr. over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Leonle. P. 3216, C.

Dam of .
Leonie's Dainty, 2d

over Jer., Aug., '01 .
Dainty Leonie, Par.

prize, May, '01.

f Fontaine's King.

P. 2207, H. C.
I By same sire as Golden
{ Fern's Lad.
I
I Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C-
She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.
Dam of 2 public test
cows; of 2 1st prize
winners at Royal
Shows, and 3 bulls
with 59 in the list.

Sultane's Favorite,
P. 873. H. C.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th. who gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 J ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Cicero's Cowslip.

P. 1105. H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. '85.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
Sire of Oxford Lass.

[ Dainty 2d.

P. 405, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '85, and
other prizes.

Tattoo 81

T. S, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 8. Bull.

GALA ROSE'S GILBERT, 120892, A. J. C. C.

Bred by F. H. Le Boutillier, St. Ouen. Island of
Jersey.

Born February 6, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black-and-white tongue; black
switch.

Fit to head a herd, desirable from a breeding stand-
point, and promises to make a great individual. A
very handsome fawn in color; deep body, straight
back, good tail setting; splendid head, with bright,
prominent eyes, wide apart, and dished face.

His dam and both grandams are Certificate of Merit
winners in the public butter tests on the Island of
Jersey, under auspices of the English Jersey Cattle
Society, where there is absolutely no chance for
error or fraud. Such tests, while as reliable as any
test can be. rarely indicate the cows' real capacity;
as, owing to the confusion incident to show-yard
tests, change of water, etc., the cows do not usually
come up to their customary flow of milk.

Note that his dam and sire's dam were both
"forty-pound milkers" under such conditions; and
that his sire's grandam is in the Register of Merit
with more than 9,000 lbs. of milk in a year. His
dam milked 7,000 lbs. in 6 months under official test
on the Island.

Matilda's Noble,
P. 4357. H. C.

1st prize. Royal Show,
Jersey, Class 2, 16
entries, April, '10.

Son of Noble of Oak-
lands, 95700.
Sire of

Laura Artemesia, 418
lbs. 10 ozs. butter
in 1 year as a 2-
y ear-old.

Noble Golden Belle,
415 lbs. 2 ozs., 3 yrs.
old.

Magic Belle, 1 lb. 11
ozs. in 24 hours, 160
days after calving,
at 2 years old.

Sire
GILBERT,

P. 4818, H.C.

Winner of 3d Godding-
ton prize, Royal
Show, Jersey, May,
'12.

Sire of

Sunray's Son, 2d prize,
Class 1, 35 entries,
Royal Show, Apr. ,
'15.

Lily's Pride Boy, Re-
serve, Class I, 32
entries, Royal Show,
Apr., '14.

And other winners.

His sire is a a son of
the celebrated Noble
of Oaklands, P.
3909, H. C., and
Matilda 4th, P.
11204, C., she a
daughter of Helena's
Fox, P. 3208, H. C,
out of a daughter
of Eminent 2d, P.
2532, H. C.

His sire produced Grey
Portia, winner of 3
Grand Champion-
ships, and 1st at
National Dairy
Show (13 entries)
and Waterloo, Iowa
(9 entries), '14.

Dam
B0WL1NA,
P. 12231, H.C.

Winner of Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test, May, '08, 2
lbs. li ozs. in24hrs.,
62 days in milk, 3 J
years old.

Certificate of Merit,
Oct. ,'09, 1 lb. 11 ozs.
221 days in milk.

1st milking prize, 1st
Parish prize and
Certificate of Merit,
May. '13, 2 lbs. 6£
ozs. in 24 hours, 104
days in milk, yield
ing 46 lbs. milk.

Under official test on
the Island, she had
milked 7,000 lbs. in
6 months, when she
was exported for the
'Linden Grove"
herd.

Dam of Bowlina 4th,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
« lct.,'13, 1 lb. 13 ozs.
butter, 30 lbs. 4 ozs.
milk, at 2 years old,
158 days in calving.

Oxford's Gala Rose,
287771.

(Gala Rose, P. 14461,
H. C.)

Winner of two Certi-
ficates of Merit in
the public butter
tests, Trinity
Par. prize and Re-
serve for Nicolle
special, May, '12;
butter test. May, '12,
1 lb. 15£ ozs. in 24
hours at four years
old; milk yield, 42
lbs. 14 ozs.

She was sold in our
'13 auction for
Si. 025 to Lynne-
wood Farm, Ogontz,
Pa.

Laxton,

P. 3478, C.
Sire of

Bowlina. P. 12231, H.
C, 1st milking pr.,
1st Parish prize and
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May. '13, 2 lbs. 6£
ozs. in 24 hours, 104
days in milk; Cer-
tificate of M e r i t,
public butter test,
Island of Jersey,
May, '08, 2 lbs. lj
ozs. butter in 24
hours, when 62 days
in milk; Certificate
of Merit, Oct. ,'09, 1
lb. 1 1 ozs., 221 days
in milk.

Rondin's Freedom, P.
12173, H. C. (Lax-
ton's F r e e d o m,
235084), Certificate
of Merit, Oct., '08, 1
lb. Ill ozs., 187 days
in milk.

Chill, F. 9248. C.
1 Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May. '06, I lb. 3Jozs.
in 24 hours. 1 43 days
in milk, at 4 years
old.

Oxford Knight,
P. 3938, C.

Full brother to the
celebrated bull, Ox-
ford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C.

Among the daughters
of Oxford Knight
are the following:

Queen Fanessa, P.
15587, C, Certifi-
cate of Merit and 2d
Par. prize, public
butter test,May,'12,
2 lbs. 3 ozs. in 24
hours, and only 3
years old. (Now
named Oxford's
Milkmaid.) Sold in
our '13 auction for
$1,100, to Messrs.
Ayer & McKinney.

Knight's Star, 240805,
in Register of Merit,
690 lbs. 6 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 10,490
lbs. 1.6 ozs. milk,
at 4 years old.

Daughter of Phibppa,
P. 14632, H. C, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
1 st Par pr. , public
butter test, May, '12,
1 lb. 13 ozs. in 24
hours, at 4 years old.

Oxford Nuriel, P.
14643, H. C, Certi-
ficate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '10, 1 lb. 6i
ozs. in 24 hours.

And 8 others.

Raleigh's Vol age,
P. 11946, H. C,
now named

Raleigh's Princess of
St. Saviour,
235168, A. J. C. C.

Imported by "Linden
Grove," and sold in
our '10 auction for
#775 to Mr. C. I.
Hudson.

Entered in Register of
Merit, Class A, 494
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
one year.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem. Va.

Eminent 2d h a s 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Among his Register of
Merit daughters
with yearly authen-
ticated butter tests

are:

Eminent's Honey-
moon, 213908, 592
lbs. 12 ozs.

My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminent's Lady M ait-
land, 549 lbs. 2 ozs.

Rosy of Oaklands,
195835, 524 lbs. 11
ozs.

Eminent's Golden
Lucy, 210895, 524
lbs. 8 ozs.

Eminent's Cocotte,
213903. 491 lbs. 10
ozs.

Rhoda 5th,

P. 5254, C.

Traces three times to
the famous Sultane,
P. 7. H. C-, whose
daughter, Sultane
9th, P. 1145, H. Cm
is dam of Golden
Sultana.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny). Apr., '08.

(See front pages for his
picture and extend-
ed pedigree.)

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the fa-
mous cow, Oxford
Lass, who is a'so
dam of 2 public but-
ter test cows, of 2
first prize winners
over the Island, and
of the bulls, Oxford
Lad, Caiest and
Houpla.

Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
public butter tests,
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in milk
(cows under 5 yrs.);
May, '09, 2 lbs. li
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Oxford You'll Do and
Oxford Knight (full
brothers), the latter
having 12 butter test
daughters.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh,

P. 3273, H. C.)

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows, among the
latter being:

Karnak 2d, public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. I oz.,
85 days in milk.

Raleigh's Flora, public
butter test. 1 lb. 14
ozs., 165 days in
milk.

Volage, P. 6844, C.

Her grandsire, Nestor
10th, P. 1483. H. C,
is out of the same
dam as Gamboge's
Pride, P. 4508. H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, '97.

(See front page A.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Lcda, whose daughter,
Golden L e d a, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bull s, Stockwell.
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc.

Satisfaction, P. 3127,
H. Cm 3d over Jer.,
'89.

Eminent 2d, P. 2532,
H. Cm sire of 81
tested cows.

Eminent, P. 1842,- H.
C. (by Golden Lad).
sire of Effie Baal. 14
lbs. lOi ozs. i n 7
days, and other dis-
tinguished cows.

Trial 2d, P. 474, C
Sired by a half-brother
to Golden Lad (see
above). His grand-
sire is by Count
Cicero, F. 398, H.C,
2d pr. over Jer., '83;
sire of Count's Kill
pail, 30975. 24 lbs. 5
ozs.; Cicero's Ruby,
29040, 14 lbs. liozs.
and 4 others.

Rhoda 3d, P. 4038, C.

By a splendidly bred
bull — note his line-
age— an inbred Sul
tane bull. Sultane
is dam < if Count
Wolseley, P. 928, H.
C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

S i r e of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (out of the
great cow. < Ixford
Ever), public butter
test. May, '08. 1 lb.
10 ozs., 97 days in
milk (eows under 5
years); public butter
test. May. '09, 2 lbs.
H ozs., 83 days in
milk ; winner of 1st
prize over Jer. and
Theatre Chal. Cup.
May, '11; Reserve
for R e n o u f Cup,
"best butter test
cow judged by in-
spection," May, '07.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.
187430, A. J. C. C
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C
(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.

over Jer. (with his

get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Rill. P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Considered
one of the greatest
milk producers the
Island has ever
known.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter. 13.604 lbs.
milk. 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold. 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha. F.
8432, H. Cm J- H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. lj ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson. Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

King Nestor,

P. 1951, C.

Suspect 4th,

P. 4310, C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C
Sire of 5 tested cows.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Sire of Clubs 2d, 16725,
butter test, 14 lbs. 7
ozs. in 7 days, 208*
lbs. milk, at 8 years
old.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944. H. Cm
dam of Aurea, P.
8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122),
public butter test.
May, '07. 2 lbs. 5J
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Trial. P. 1187. H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

1st over Jer.. Aug., '89.

2d over Jer. and Cham-
pion Cup, '90.

Sire of Finance, the
dam of Financial
King; also sire of
Mr. R. A. Sihley's
great cow, Magyar-
land,

Fan, P. 585, H. C.
Won 4th prize over

Jersey, Royal Show.

Aug., '88.

Crowberrv.

P. 1111. II C.
His dam is also dam of

Uncle Peter, P.21I5.

H. C-. sire of a re-

markable lot of

dairy cows.

I Rhoda, F. 4323, C.

Hope, P. 1948. H. C.
Sire of

Prosper, Par. pr., '97.

Hope's Regina, 2d over
England; half-broth-
er to B eresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '94.
Par. prize. Class 2, '94.

Rosy's Wonder,

P. 835, H. C.
Sire of many famous

cows, including:
Mermaid of the Island,

21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Tulip of the Island, 19

lbs. 8£ ozs.

Suspect, F. 3289, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693.
H. Cm Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test. Oct., '03.

f Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

1st St. Saviour prize.

Among his noted prog-
eny are:

C...lden L a d. P. 1242.
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'90 (see above).

Sultane 1 4th, public
butter test. 2 lbs. l{
ozs., 132 days in
milk (14 yrs. old).

Maggie, P. 3193, H. C,
1st over Jersey. '90.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d, P.
3056. H. Cm id over
Jersey, '92; dam of
Morion and Pioneer.

Hermione,

P. 634. H. C.

Dam ofBrookhill
Rose, whose daugh-
ter, Brookhill Rose
2d, is dam of Golden
Jolly, etc.

Platon. F. 310, C.

Favorite. P. 358, C.

Islesworth,

P. 599. H. C.

2d over Jer. and 1st
Guenon pr., '85.

Descended from Sul-
tane. P. 7, H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.
1st II B ov. Jer., '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

B326

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 9. Cow.

NEW WAVE, 353273, A. J. C. C.

(P. 20478, H. C.)

Bred by E. G. D. Renouf, St. Martin, Island of
Jersey.

Born March 16. 1913.

Imported October 3 1 , 1 9 1 5 , by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket; white tip to
black tongue; black switch.

A promising young cow of hearty constitution and
good type; very deep, long body; well-sprung ribs;
good top line, with broad, prominent hips; carries
a sweet head, with large, lustrous eyes; udder of
good size, square in front and full behind, with well-
placed teats.

Sire
NEW LEADER,
P. 4813, C.

Dam
WAVE,

F.9018, C.

Dairy Maid's

Champion,
P. 4172, H. C.
Sire of

Stale Bread 18th,
public butter test,
May,'12, llb.2£ozs.,
191 days in milk;
Trinity Par. prices.
Aug., '11.

Cowslip 45th, Reserve
over Jersey, May,
'12.

Sweet Bread 24th, 3d
over Jer., Aug., '11.

Lady Windsor's Prin-
cess, 1st prize win-
ner. National Jersey
Show, Shelbyville.
Ky.; Illinois and
Ohio State Fairs ;
Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, '11.

Reading Maid, 1 lb.
11| ozs. butter in
24 hrs. at 4 yrs. old,
181 days after calv-
ing.

Speckled Hip's Fawn
Beauty, sold in our
'13 auction for $650.
Neat Doctor, sold for
£1,100; winner of 2d
prize at the Royal
Show, '13.
Combination's Ashley
Belle, sold in our
'11 auction for
$1,000.
His sire has 4 other
sons with tested
daughters, including
Molly's Combination
and Hillside Lad,
each sire of 3.

Combination,

P. 3744. H. C.

(Combination of

St. Saviour,
88245, A. J. C. C.)

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '06.

1st and Champion, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

Imported Sept.. '09, by
T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Died when six years
old, thus his oppor-
tunities were limit-
ed.

Sire of 17 butter tested
cows.

The three highest test-
ing daughters were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

He also sired Com-
bust, 252167 (P.
14403, H. C), Re-
gister of Merit re-
cord, 555 lbs. 13 ozs.
She was imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold for $700. She
won 1st prize at St.
Helier Show, Island
of Jer., '10; 1st prize
in 4-year-old class,
Illinois State Fair,
'11 ; Gr. Cham, at
Mich. State Fair, '15.

Dairy Maid,

P. 11463. H. C

Winner of 4th over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Royal Show, May,
'07.

Carnation's Foxy,
P. 3168. C.

Sire of Sweet Ruby of
Trinity, 203675, win-
ner of 1st at Royal
Show; 1st and
Sweepstakes at the
Western Show, Jer..
May, '06; sold in our
'07 auction for $435
as a 3-yr.-old to
Penshurst Farm;
Register of Merit
record, 526 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter in 1 year;
dam of Sweet Ruby
of Penshurst, 275-
063. in Register of
Merit, 460 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year,
from 6,894 lbs. S
ozs. milk, at 2 yrs.
4 mos. old.

Scott's Carnation,
P. 11616, C.

Winner of 2d prize at
St. Mary Show. Jer-
sey, '05.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands. 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion.
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.

Gamboge's Knight, 2d
over Jersey, with his
progeny, Apr., '08.

And other noted ani-
mals.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.
A magnificent cow.
Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Dairy Lad,

P. 3181, H. C.
(Dairy Laddie,

65679, A. J. C. C.)
A very successful sire,
imported by the late
Capt. M. M. Gardner
and Mr. J. M. Over-
ton, Nashville, Tenn.

Solitude.

P. 8582, H.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner
over the Island,
Aug., '99. Sold at
our '02 auction for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Sire of 26 butter test
cows and of 43 pro-
ducing bulls, includ-
ing Oxford Lad, etc.

Carnation's Pet,
P. 6424, H. C.

Lady Scott,

P. 10105, H. C.

Winner of

Parish prize, Royal

Show, Jersey, May,

'04.

2d prize, St. Mary

Show, Jersey, '04.

Due to calve May 12, 1916, by Plough Lad, P. 5111, H. C,
a Highly Commended son of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570,
H C, winner of numerous first prizes at the Royal Island
Shows. Plough Lad's dam, Plough, P. 147S5, H. C. (now
named Lord Aldan's Black Beauty, 306577), is catalogued
for this auction (see No. 14). She won at the Royal Island
Show, May, '13, 4th prize in Class 4, with 64 entries.

Freddy, P. 3019, C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha. F.
8432.H.C..J.H.B.)

Oflicial butter test, 2
lbs. liozs. in 24 hrs.,
Jersey weight, being
in milk 142 days.

Picton 3d,

P. 2715. H. C.

1st pr.. Trinity Show,
'99.

Sire of Picton's Sweet
Lady. 203648 (Sweet
Bread 4th, P. 9843.
H. C.), winner of 2d
prize, St. Saviour
Show, '06; Reserve
for Championship,
St. Saviour Show,
'06.

Issue, P. 4983, H. C.
Winner of 1st prize

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Royal Show,

May, '94.

Maud's Boy,

P. 2506, C.

Solitaire, F. 7458, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever
produced.

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Flying Fox. P. 2729,
H C

Alicante, P. 3880.H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

(Three Champion win-
ners.)

Rake's Revenge,
P. 1897, C.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Sire of Nobleman, who
sired the peerless
Lady Viola, dam of
Noble of Oaklands.

Also sire of many
noted cows.

Son of Golden Lad,
P. 1242, H. C.

Stale Bread 2d.
P. 2976, C.

A magnificent dairy
cow. and grandam of
King of Arden,
58135.

Distinction's Pride,
P. 1486, H. C.

Sire of many prize
winners.

Sire of Pansy, P. 5325,
C. (now Pearl Pen-
see, 122504). that
tested 16 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Bounty,
F. 7744 (a), H. C.

Golden Grain.

P. 2112. H. C.

Sire of Golden Prince,
P. 2502. H. C, who
sired the noted bull,
WiUoh, P. 2855, H.
C.

Maud. P. 5134, H.C.

Boyle P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of the cele-
brated bull. Golden
Fern's Lad. P. 2160.
H.C; Fontaine 7th.
8th and 9th, all
prize winners over
the Island. Fon-
taine 9th milked
over 9,000 lbs. milk
in a year, 41 lbs. 4
ozs. in 24 hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d ov. Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Orange Peel,

P. 1535, C.

Greenland Daisy.
P. 4247, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey. '90.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

I. Carnation's Glory 7th,
P. 5092, H. C.
Twin sister to Golden
Lad's Carnation,
157596, A. J. C. C,
Champion winner,
St. Martin Show,'97.
Awarded English Jersey Cattle Society Certifi-
cate of Merit, May, '97. Yield, 1 lb. 12 ozs.
butter in 24 hours, after being in milk five
months.

Carnation's Glory,
P. 857, H. C.

Lama 2d,

P. 7585, C.

(Now named M e h
Lady of Trinity, 172-
956, A. J. C. C.)

Her sire is a son of
Golden Hero. P.
1833. H. C. winner
of three 1 st prizes at
Royal Shows; grand-
son of Golden Lad.

Her dam is by Pasha,
P. 1901, C.

Financial King, 57788.
(P. 2624, H. C.)

2d over Jersey. '98.

Among his daughters
are;

Financial Countess,935
lbs. 10 ozs. esti-
mated butter in 1
year, confirmed by
churn test — t h e
world's record for
confirmed test.

T i n e y ' s Interested
Lass, winner Certifi-
cates of Merit in
Oct., '05 (2 lbs. 4|
ozs.), and Oct., '04
(1 lb. 15| ozs.).

Dulcet 2d, Certificate
of Merit, Oct., '06 (1
lb. 14 ozs., 141 days
in milk). She is dam
of 2 daughters win-
ning Certificates of
Merit.

Star Fish, Certificates
of Merit in May, '07
(1 lb. 13 ozs., 152
days), and Oct., '03
(1 lb. 8i ozs., 155
days).

Carnation,

P. 7429, H. C.
2d prize, St. Martin
Show, '90.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.

Sire of Alexie, whose
son. Interested
Prince, won 1st pr.
as yearling bull at
the Pan - American
Exposition in '01.
and is now a leading
bull in the Register
of Merit.

Finance, P. 4611, C.

Public butter test, 2
lbs. 10 ozs., 55 lbs.
milk.

Gave 61 lbs. milk in
one day at home.

Dam of Financial
Pride. P. 6060, pub-
lic butter test. 2 lbs.
7} ozs.; and she is
dam of Financial
Queen, P. 7766, H.
C. with a public
butter test of 1 lb.
11 ozs. in Oct., '99.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See above.)

Geraldine.

P. 6414, H. C.

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No. 12. Cow.

SULTAN'S MARTINA, 353213, A. J. C. C.

(Martina 4th, P. 16321, H. C.)

WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE, CLASS 4, TRINITY SHOW, JERSEY, 1915.

PARISH PRIZE, ROYAL SHOW, 1915.

FIRST PRIZE, ST. MARTIN SHOW, JERSEY, 1915.

Bred by C. Marett, St. Martin, Island of Jersey.

Born September 5, 1909.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue; brownish-black switch.

An exceedingly handsome, rich brownish fawn,
of symmetrical outline; lovely head; large, prominent
eyes; beautiful top line; body long, deep and well
ribbed; perfect hind quarters and setting of tail,
which is long and thin, with luxuriant brown switch;
prominent, tortuous milk viens; tremendous udder
of beautiful shape, level bottom, very full in front
and rear, with great large perfectly placed teats. A
show cow, and one of unusual dairy quality.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '06;
and other Island prs.
Sire of

Campanile's Sultan,
Championship over
New Zealand and
many other prizes,
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Dark
Beauty, 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th, P. 15037, H.C.),
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'10; sold in our 1 1
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Texas, for whom she
won in the fall of
'11, 6 1 st prizes and
4 Grand Champion-
ships at most im-
portant shows.

Sire
MOURIER'S

SULTAN,
P. 4158, H. C.

Sire of
Sultan's Elmo, 253815,
in Register of Merit,
Class A, 527 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in 1 year,
8,091 lbs. 6.4 ozs.
milk, 5 yrs. 2 mos.
old.
Fly 8th. P. 15665, H.C..
4th pr.. Class 3, 59
entries, and Parish
prize. May, '11 ; pub-
lic butter test, May,
'13, 1 lb. 10 ozs. in
24 hrs., at 4 yrs. old.
Wotton Easter Egg,
Reserve, yearling
heifers, 15 entries.
Bath and West of
England Show, '10;
3d prize, 14 entries,
Essex Show, '10.
Dam of Wotton
Omelette, 3d prize
yearling, 21 entries,
Bath and West of
England Show, '12;
and Wotton Flip, 2d
prize yearling, 22
entries, Royal Show,
England, '13,

Dam
MARTINA 2d,
P. 13609, H. C.

Mourier Belle,

F. 8651, H. C.
Dam of

Mabel's Golden Emi-
bel, 311585, in Reg-
ister of Merit, Class
A, 441 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 1 year,
5,924 lbs. 11.2 ozs.
milk, at 3 yrs. 3
mos. old.

Mourier Lass, 234539,
in Register of Merit,
495 lbs. 14 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 7,219
lbs. 1 1 .2 ozs. milk,
at 9 yrs. 1 1 mos. old.
Winner of 1st prize
at Utah State Fair,
'13 (9 entries), '14
(17 entries) and *15
(11 entries), and
Grand Champion-
ship each year.

[ Laxton,

P. 3478, C.
Sire of
Bowlina, P. 12231, H.
C.| 1st milking pr.,
1st Parish prize and
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May. '13, 2 lbs. 6£
ozs. in 24 hours, 104
days in milk; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Island of Jersey,
May. '08, 2 lbs. lj
ozs. butter in 24
hours, when 62 days
in milk; Certificate
of Merit. Oct., '09, 1
lb. 11 ozs., 221 days
in milk.
Rondin's Freedom, P.
12173, H. C. (Lax-
ton's Freedom,
235084), Certificate
of Merit. Oct., '08, 1
lb. Hi ozs., 187 days
in milk.

L Martina F. 9559, C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of Gamboge's
Knight, sold in our
auction for $6,700,
and 1 1 other pro-
ducing bulls.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney F arm" for
52,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner, who is dam
of the sensational
bull, Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly. 86180, win-
ner of Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C

A leading sire of bulls
in Register of Merit.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Winner of first prize
at the 3 Western
Parishes in '99.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(As below.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

1st H.B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96.

Ravachol, P. 2032 .C.
His dam is also dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,

H. C.

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours,

Jersey weight.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C
1st prize over Jer., '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103, 19

lbs. 10 ozs.

. Sultane. P. 7, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '70.
Dam of

Count Wolseley.

Sultane 4th. a magnifi-
cent cow in the
former herd of Theo.
A. Havemeyer, who
sold her bull calf,
when nine months
old, for Si, 775, at
the Kellog sale, in
May, '82.

Sultane 5th, 1st prize
over all Jersey, '80,
and sold at our sale.
May, '83, for $2,800.

Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at N. C. Show. '96,

'97.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Among his Register of
Merit daughters
with yearly authen-
ticated butter tests
are:

Eminent's Honey-
moon, 213908, 592
lbs. 12 ozs.

My Eminent's Carna-
tion. 565 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminent's Lady M ait-
land, 549 lbs. 2 ozs.

Rosy of Oaklands,
195835, 524 lbs. 11
ozs.

Rhoda 5th,

P. 5254, C.

Traces three times to
the famous Sultane,
P. 7, H. C, whose
daughter, Sultane
9th, P. 1145, H. C.
is dam of Golden
Sultana.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96. '97.

■ (See above.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Leda. whose daughter.
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls, Stockwell,
Leda's Golden Lad.
Topsman, etc.

Trial 2d, P. 474, C.

Sired by a half-brother
to Golden Lad (see
above). His grand-
sire is by Count
Cicero. F. 398, H. C,
2d pr. over Jer., '83;
sire of Count's Fill-
pail, 30975, 24 lbs. 5
ozs.; Cicero's Ruby,
29040, 14 lbs. l&ozs.
and 4 others.

Rhoda 3d, P. 4038, C.

By a splendidly bred
bull— note his line
age — an inbred Sul
tane bull. Sultane
is dam of Count
Wolseley, P. 928, H.
C.

The most celebrated bull the Island of Jersey has ever produced. (See above.)

His daughter. Golden Sultana, at the age of 12 years, sold in our '10 auc-
tion sale for $3,700; her son. Sultana's Golden Jolly, won Grand Cham-
pionship, National Dairy Show, '11.

He has 31 butter test daughters, the highest in Register of Merit being
Fern's Belle Rioter (546 lbs. 5 ozs.), who was bred at "Linden Grove"
and sold in our '12 auction for $360. to Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee. Rutland, Ver-
mont.

He has 27 sons with tested daughters, among them being Eminent 2d. sire
of 81 (see below), and Flying Fox, sire of 26, both of which were imported
by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions.

His son. Golden Jolly, has 24 tested daughters, 4 of them above 600 lbs.,
and 10 or more producing sons, including Viola's Golden Jolly, who was
sold in our '09 auction for $12,000, and now has 9 Register of Merit
daughters and is sire of the sensational "Linden Grove" bull, Sultana's
Golden Jolly.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.
Sire of 5 tested cows.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Traveler. P. 280. C.

Sire of Clubs 2d, 16725,
butter test, 14 lbs. 7
ozs. in 7 days, 208£
lbs. milk, at 8 years
old.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Trial. P. 1187. H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., "89.

2d over Jer. and Cham-
pion Cup. '90.

Fan, P. 585, H. C.
Won 4th prize over

Jersey. Royal Show,

Aug., '88.

Crowberry.

P. 1111. H. C.
His dam is also dam of

Uncle Peter. P. 21 15.

H. C sire of a re-

markable lot of

dairy cows.

Rhoda, F. 4323. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of 2 tested cows
and numerous win-
ners.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.

Courage. P. 1813. C.

Grassy Brown.

P. 3370, H. C.

Happy. P. 211, C.

Sire of Happy Blos-
som, 18218. 19 lbs. 5
ozs.

Fleur de I' Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan F. 58, H. C.
1st p. over Jer., '67, '68.
1st Eng. Roy., '68.

Longueville Queen.
F. 272. H. C

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Mabel 35th,

public butter test .

1 lb. 144. ozs., 181
days after calving;
she is dam of Mabel's
Poet (sire of 16) and
Fern's Mabel of
Grouville. 213979.
who sold in our '09
auction for $825, 3
yrs. old.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

Out of same dam as
Aurea. P. 8693. H.
C. (now Eminent's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122). Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test. May, '07.

2 lbs. 5 J ozs., 65 days
in milk.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, who has 6 sons
with daughters in
Register of Merit, 3
of them imported by
"Linden Grove."

(Golden Lad.
P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

i Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show.
'94, '95.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st St. Saviour prize.

Among his noted prog-
eny is:

Golden L a d. P. 1242,
H. C. 1st over Jer.,
'90 (see above).

Hermione.

P. 634. H. C.

Dam ofBrookhill
Rose, whose daugh-
ter. Brookhill Rose
2d, is dam of Golden
Jolly, etc.

Platon. F. 310, C.

Favorite. P. 358, C.

Islesworth.

P. 599. H. C

2d over Jer. and 1st
Guenon pr., '85.

Descended from Sul-
tane, P. 7. H. C.

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145. H. C.
1st H. B. ov. Jer.. '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Last calf March 17, 1916, by Combination's Premier, P. 4069, H. C. (see his pedigree, No. 38 of catalog). (Sold to Messrs.
J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Expected to be bred before day of sale to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize with
his progeny in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, 11. He sired the 1st prize 2-year-old cow over the Island,
May, '14 (68 entries), also the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (70 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce
close to, if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-vear-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

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No. 13. Cow. PRETTY CLARENCIA, 353256, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19175, H. C.)
OFFICIAL RECORD, BEGUN BEFORE TWO YEARS OLD, 265,32 LBS. BUTTER IN 236 DAYS, IN 1914.
1915 RECORD, 143 DAYS BEFORE IMPORTATION, 283.12 LBS. BUTTER; AVERAGE TEST, 6 PER CENT. BUTTER FAT.

Bred by James Le Brocq, St. Ouen. Island of
Jersey.

Born March 7. 1912.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A long, deep-bodied substantial grey; rich colored,
mellow, elastic hide; neat head, with bright, spark-
ling eyes and dished face; strong back and broad
loin, with prominent hips; great length of rump;
strong back and broad loins, with prominent hips;
thin, long tail, with beautiful switch; beautifully
shaped udder, full and square in front, extending
beyond thighs in rear, with good sized teats nicely
placed.

Sire

PRETTY NOBLE,

P. 4626, H. C.

Full brother to the
bulls. Imp. Boutil-
liere's Noble, 90976,
and Noble's Lord, P.
4312, H. C.
Imp. B ou t i Hi ere's
Noble was 1st prize
aged bull, S entries,
and Senior Cham-
pion, Forest City
(Ohio) Fair. '14. His
daughter, Nobles
Sweet Clover, in
Register of Merit,
made 361 lbs. lOozs.
butter in 1 year, be-
ginning test at 1 yr.
1 1 mos. old. He
sired the bull win-
ning Grand Cham-
pionship at Spokane
Inter-State Fair
(Wash.), '12 and '13,
and Grand Cham-
pionship at "Walla
Walla (Wash.) Fair
and Washington S.
Fair, '13; and other
winners.
Noble's Lord is sire of
Caporal, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 1 1 ozs.
in 24 hrs., at 3 yrs.
old, 159 days after
calving. He sired
the 2d prize 2-yr.-old
bull at New York
State Fair, '12; the
winners of St. Peter
Par. prize at Royal
Show, Class 4, Aug.,
'13, and St. John
Parish prize, Class 4,
May, '14.

Dam

LUCY'S PRINCE'S

BROWN BEAUTY,

306594, A.J. C.C.

(CLARENCIA'S

LUCY,
P. 16480, H.C.)

St. Ouen Parish prize,
Class 1 , Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '10.

Public butter test, as
a 4-year-old, 1 lb. 9i
ozs. in 24 hrs., 72
days after calving.

Sold in our '14 auction
for $700, to Lynne-
wood Farm, Ogontz,
Pa.

Dam of Pretty Claren-
cia, 353256 (see her
record above).

Due to calve May
6, 1916, by Golden
Fern's Noble, P.4570,
H. C, winner of 7
first prizes at Royal
Shows, and sire of
many winners, (See
No. 5 of catalog for
his extended pedi-
gree.) The calf will
go to Messrs. J. O.
Terrell & Sons, San
Antonio, Texas.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1 st pr. , St. Saviour, '07 .

1st pr. , Royal Show ,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Sire of 37 butter test
cows, and of 28 bulls
with tested daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
sire of 1 1 in list.

Noble of Oaklands
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $15,000.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
I>. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Ten n.,
Dec, '07, for Si .025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mas s., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Has 4 sons with 47
tested daughters.

L Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C
Sold at our '11 auction

for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Certificate of Merit,

butter test, May,'04,

2 lbs. 12 ozs.. 50

days in milk.
1 st over Jersey and

Champion, '05.
1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.
Dam of 4 tested cows.

I Boutilliere, F. 9670, H. C.

Won 3 Certificates of Merit in public butter tests;

2 lbs. 5£ ozs. in 24 hrs.. May, '11.
1914 record, 532 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 375 days, 10

yrs. old.
1st prize and Champion, St. Ouen Show, '08.
1st Special prize and Sweepstakes, St. Ouen Show,

'10.
3d prize. Royal Show, 54 entries, May, '07.
Reserve, Royal Show, 45 entries. May, '10.
Sweepstakes, St. Ouen Show, '09.
And many other prizes.
Dam of the bulls. Pretty Noble, P. 4626, H. C;

Noble's Lord, P. 4312, H. C, and Imp. Bou-

tilliere's Noble, 90976 (see notes at left).

Golden Maid's Prince,

P. 3027, H. C.

(93538, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jer. for bull

and progeny, Apr.,

07.

Sire of
Golden Maid's Chris-
tena, 708 lbs. butter
in 1 year; sold in our
'13 auction for $625.
And 38 other tested
cows.

Forfarshire's Lucy,
P. 10576, H. C
Winner of

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '04.

Par. prize, Aug., '05.

1st over Jer., Aug., '06,
and Reserve for
Blythwood Bowl.

1st over Jer., Special
Class, Aug., '07.

Exported to England,
where she has been
a frequent winner.

Lucy's Prince,

P. 3939, H. C.
Winner of 2d over Jer.
(with his progeny),
Apr., '10; a success-
ful sire.
Three of his daughters
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for an average
of$l,016.66. Lucy's
Prince's Fairy was
bought by Mr. E. G.
Dusenbury, Port-
v i 1 1 e, N. V., for
$1,750.
Sire of 11 butter test

cows, including:
Lucy's Convent Lassie,

484 lbs. 8 ozs.
Lucy Belle's Princess,
468 lbs. 1 oz.
■ Retreat's Iris, 423 lbs.
6 ozs.
And 6 Certificate of
Merit winners in
public butter tests.
He is also sire of many
prize winners.

Fancy's rioneer, <

P. 3195, H. C.
Sire of
Pioneer's Fancy Cow-
slip, 306593, 694 lbs.
8 ozs. butter in 1
year, first year after
importation; milk
test, average of 6.61
for year; sold in our
'14 auction for $135
to Mr. Geo. T. Chaf-
fee. Rutland, Vt.
Mon Plaisir's B utter -
cup, 224584 (Ber-
gere's B e a u t y, P.
11259. H. C), Silver
Medal, Oct., '07, 2
lbs. 9£ ozs., 143 days
in milk; sold in our
'09 auction for $750;
Champion cow, Ver-
mont State Fair, '12 ;
entered in Register
of Merit, 542 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 1 year,
9 years old.
Has 10 other tested
daughters, including:
Grace Darling of St.
Mary's, 653 lbs. 3
ozs. (see No. 5 of
catalog).
Has 2 producing sons,
and sired numerous
winners.

Unregistered.
Daughter of Successor.
P. 2783, H. C.

f Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H. C.
I Reserve over Jer., '00.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Champion, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01.
Sire of

Dulcet's Favorite, P.
11391, H. C, winner
in the following pub-
lic butter tests: May.
'06, 1 lb. 8 ozs., 160
days in milk; May,
'07, 1 lb. Hi ozs..
151 days in milk;
May, '09, 1 lb. 13i
ozs., 137 days in
milk.

And 15 others.

Lucy's Lass,

P. 7092, H. C.

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C.

(Golden Mon Plaisir.
59936.)

1st Ohio Agricultural
and Industrial Ex-
position, Columbus,
'01.

1st and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '01 .

Sold in our sale. May.
'01, for $3,500.

Sire of 6 tested cows
and numerous bulls
with tested daugh-
ters.

Fancy's Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.

Certificate of Merit in
public butter test,
'98, 1 lb. 15£ ozs.

Parish prize, '01.

Dam of Successor.

Successor,

P. 2783, H. C.

1st prize over Jer., '00,
for bulls, the pro-
duce of cows hav-
ing won a prize or
Certificate of Merit
at a butter test.

Sire of Westfield Rose,
P. 9091, C, winner
of Certificate of Mer-
it, May, '07, 2 rbs.
6* ozs., 69 days.

Picton, P. 232. H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
that, as a 3-year-old,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction.

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette.
149740. A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam
of "The Owl") and
Forfarshire.

Trooper, P. 2109, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '95.

Lucy 4th,
P. 1516.

H. C.

Clarencia, P. 8602. H. C.

Parish prize and Sweepstakes, Western Show, 03.
Parish prize, Royal Show, May, '03 and '05.

Dam of
Warder, P. 3227, H. C, 1st prize, 8 entries,
Royal Show, Aug., '04; sire of 15 tested cows,
including Warder's Lady, 964 lbs. 10 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year; sold in our '06 auction for $230,
at 3 yrs. old, to Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass.
Claribelle, P. 14048. C, public butter test. 1 lb.
11 ozs., 81 days after calving; dam of Caporal,
1 lb. 1 1 ozs. at 3 yrs. old, 1 58 days after calving.
Forfarshire's Clarencia. P. 10446, H. C, 2d" at
Royal Show, 66 entries, May, '03; her son,
" Clarencia's King. P. 3786, C, is sire of 1 in

Register of Merit.
Clarencia's Pride, 240797 (P. 12627, H. C),
Parish prize. May. '06; sold at auction for
$900; dam of Noble's Proud Leda, in Register
of Merit, 347 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 2 yrs. old.
Clarencia's Lad, P. 3573, H. C, sire of Lady
Ramsgate, public butter test, 1 lb. \0\ ozs.,
at 3 yrs. old, 127 days after calving.
Jolly's Clarencia, 238313 (Lady Clarencia, P.
1 1964, H. C), dam of Golden Maid's Dark
Beauty, 288006, in Register of Merit, 476 lbs.
12 ozs. butter, 5 yrs. 4 mos. old, sold in our '13
auction for $700; and Miss Clarencia, P. 13820,
H. C, Reserve, aged cows, 33 entries, Royal
Counties Show, Windsor, Eng., '13; and other
prizes.

Duplex, P. 25S6, H. C.
Sire of

Uncle Peter's Golden
Del, sold as a heifer
in our '00 sale for
$425; and since test-
ed at Biltmore, N.
C, 80 lbs. 13 ozs. in
one month.

Daisy's Dot, P. 8476,
H. C, Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test, May, '05, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs. butter in 24
hours, yielding 40
lbs. 12 ozs. milk.

Uncle Peter's Lady
Duplex, 162045
(Aboukir 4th, P.
8535, H. C). 1st pr..
40 entries, Class 3,
Royal Show, Jersey,
May, '01 ; sold in our
'02 auction for $500.

Devotion's Queen, 4th
over Jer.. Aug., '01.

Grace Darling, Parish
prize and Reserve for
Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '03 and '04.

Philomene,
P. 5671

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire, and his
get have found
ready buyers in Eng-
lish breeders.

Son of Sultana 9th. P.
1145. H. C, dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700, at
same time her son.
Sultana's Oxford
Lad, sold for
$11,100; also dam of
Sultane's Snowdrop,
dam of Sultan of
Oaklands.

Souvenir,

P. 5187, H. C.
1st St. Martin.
Dam of Souvenir 2d,

3d over Jer., Aug.,

'97.

Strawberry,

P. 1578, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '91.

Sire of Petune's Pet,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, '95.

, Pelagie, P. 2610, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land. Aug., '90; also
. winner of £15 prize.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Golden Lily.

P. 5101. H. C.

1st over Jersey.

1st St. Mary.

Champion. W. Show.

A magnificent dairy
cow; pronounced as
such at our sale by
all good judges.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.
1st prize over Jer., '92.

Fancy, F. 8007, H. C.
Gold Medal, butter

test, Jer., '93, 2 lbs.

8£ ozs.

Success. P. 2476, C.

Son of the Golden Lad
bull, Great Scot, P.
2153, H. C, sire of
Rhymer, Par. pr. ,
'99; Perry F. Scot,
Reserve. R. C. S..
'99; Mabel 42d. 1st
over Jer. and Par.
pr., '99; and other
winners.

Fancy Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.
(See above.)

f Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to
France when 12
mos. old. A great
loss to the Island, as
he undoubtedly was
a great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See above.)

White House 2d,

P. 1232, H. C.
1st pr., St. Ouen, '85.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769; H. C.

2d over all Jer., '93.
Sire of

Blue Nun, 126625, 18
lbs. 5^ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '01 ; and
other prizes.

Plaisance, 3d over Jer.
and Par. p., '96, and
Reserve, Aug.. '96.

Sweet Eyes 2d, Par.
pr.. '96; Utica Par.
prize, '97.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.
1st H. B. ov. Jer., '85.
lstov. J. and P. p.. '91.

Distinction's Pride.
P. 14S6, H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Diplomate 2d,

P. 3243. H. C.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

, Texas, P. 2205, H. C.

Lord Fortescue,
P. 1042, H. C.

Grace of Grouville,
F. 4311, C.

0252

No. 14. Cow.

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

c. c.

LORD ALDAN'S BLACK BEAUTY, 306577, A. J.

(Plough, P. 14785, H. C.)
Winner of Fourth Prize, Class 4, 64 Entries, Royal Show, Jersey, and St. Martin Parish Prize, May, 1913.

Bred by J. E. Bree, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Born January 21, 1908.

Imported September 15, 1913, by T. S. Coopei &
Sons.

Solid color, except spot in forehead and brisket
partly white; black tongue and switch.

A handsome dark, rich-hided cow, with lots of quality
and evident dairy temperament; finely chiseled head
with prominent bright eyes, clean, tint neck; sharp
withers, hide thin and mellow ; long, deep body; prom
incnt hips and good rump, tail beautifully set. thin and
long, with flowing black switch; udder of remarkable
size and splendid shape; full in fore quarters and
unusually well developed in rear; large, beautifully
placed teats, wide apart.

A prize winner and great dairy cow, and a royally
bred one as well.

Halloween's Fox,
P. 3631, H. C.

1st prize and Swcep-
stakes, Grouville
Show.

Sire of 10 tested cows,
including:

Sweet Apple Blossom,
593 lbs. 15 ozs butter
in 1 year, 7 years old.

Fox's Cristabel, 582
lbs. 5 ozs. in 1 year,
5 years old.

Princess Daisy, 1 lb. 5
ozs., 211 days in
milk. (Now named
Fox's Dark Princess,
306560; sold in our
14 auction for £400.)

Sire
LORD ALDAN,
P. 3984, H. C.

Sire of
Wonder Lily, Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test, Oct., '13,

2 lbs. 1 oz. in 24
hours, at 5 years
old. Dam of Won-
der Mary, Certifi- ,
cate of Merit, Oct.,
'13, 1 lb. 1H ozs., at

3 yrs. old, 153 days
after calving; won
4th prize at the Roy-
al Show, May, '14,
and May. '15, in
classes of 81 and 76
entries, respectively.

Guy Fawkes Star, P.
15886, H. C, Grou-
ville Parish prize,
Class 4, Aug., '12; 2d
prize 4-yr.-old cow,
Connecticut State
Fair, '13.

Theory's Fadey 2d, 3d
prize 2-y e a r-o 1 d
heifer, 22 en tr i es.
Royal Counties S. ,
England, '10.

Lena, St. Clement Par.
prize. Class 1, May,
'09.

Plough, P. 14785, H.
C., 4th prize, Class 4,
64 entries, Royal S.,
May, '13.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island

in a class of 44, '02.

Sire of

Sultan of ( laklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham..
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C-, 1st prize over
Jer., May, '06; 1st
prize, St. Helier S.,
Aug., '06; 1st prize
and Champion, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr.. '09.

Gamboge's Knight, P.
3645, II. C.

Halloween,

P. 9703, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '03.

Dam of the English
bull. La Chasse Peer,
Reserve yearling in
a class of 21. Bath
and West Show, '12;
and other prizes.

Dam
BETWEEN,
P. 9287, H. C.

Winner of Par. prize.
Royal Show, Class 5,
Aug.. '11.

Also dam of Easter
Egg, public butter
test, Royal Counties
Show, Eng., June,
'11, 1 lb. 8i ozs. in
24 hours, 6 years old.

Full sister to Boule-
vard's Minnie, pub-
lic butter test, 2 lbs.
li ozs., 139 days in
milk ; dam of May
Lad's Minnie,
306607, a grand cow-
sold in our1 14 aUCti» >ii
for 8450, to Mr J,
K. Branch, Pawling,
\ V.

Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C. —

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer., Aug., '09; Blythwood

Bowl, Aug., '09; and numerous other prizes.

Dam of

Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570. H. C, winner of
1st prize over Jersey (2-yr.olds) in a class of
29 entries, April, '12. He also won 2d over
Jersey and Reserve for Championship, Aug.,
'11; 1st and Championship, Grouville-St. Sa
viour Show, Apr.. '11; and several other prizes.

Lady Aldan 2d. P. 9788. H. C, 2d over Jer. and
Par. prize. May, "03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P. I11S4. H. C, 1st over Jer.
and Parish prize, Aug., '05.

Aldan's Raleigh. P. 4116, H. C. sold for $1,000
at auction. He has produced 2 first prize win-
ners over the Island, 2 public butter test cows
and many other great daughters.

A magnificent daughter of Golden Fern's Lad. and
head of a great family.

Her daughter. Lady Aldan 2d (above), is dam of:

Lady Aldan Sth, P. 1 1906, H. C. (Raleigh's Lady
Aldan), butter test, 18 lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days;
Parish prize. Aug., '06; entered in Register of
Merit. 744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 1 year. 12,557
lbs. 14.4 ozs. milk.

Raleigh's Mabel, 210077, in Register of Merit, 514
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year, 4 years old.

Beauty's Greycoat,
P. 2248, C.

Sire of Imported
Grace Darling.
145737, that made
for Mr. R. A. Sibley,
15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 7 days, from 201
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, at 5
years old. She is
dam of The Duke's
Grace Darling, in
Register of M e r i t,
456 lbs. 9.6 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, at 2
years old.

f Don Carlo, P. 2774, C.
Also sire of Boule-
vard's Minnie, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 2 lbs. 13 ozs.,
139 days in milk;
dam of Boulevard's
Nena, public butter
test. May. '10. 2 lbs.

3 ozs. in 24 hours,
101 days in milk, at

4 years old. Boule-
vard's Nena is en-
tered in Register of
Merit. Class A, 587
lbs. 13 ozs. butter,
10,152 lbs. 11.2 ozs.
milk ; and her daugh-
ter. Boulevard's Nan,
240S09, is in Class
AA, 540 lbs. butter,
8,795 lbs. milk, in
one year.

Deborah, P. 6905, H.C.
Dam of

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 180279, butter
test, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. in
7 days, 80 lbs. 11
ozs. in 30 days, at 4
years old.

Canadienne, P. 7047. H. C-

Msi i dam of
Boulevard's Minnie. Certificate of Merit, public

butter test. May, '08, 2 lbs. lj ozs., 139 days

in milk.
Cora Smith, public butter test, May. 08, 1 lb.

i ' ozs . at 10 years old.
Boulevard's Minnie is dam of Boulevard's Nena.

public butter test. 2 lbs. 3 ozs.. 101 days in

nulk. 4 years old.

Favori.P. 2943. H. C.
Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B. No. 999;
6.634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 year, when
7 yrs. old. Dam of
Favori's Jolly Sul-
tan, 1st prize bull
calf, New York
State Fair. '11.

Warder, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '04. (A cele-
brated sire of butter
cows.)

Oakland's Bess, P.
9833, H. C-, public
butter test, Oct.. '05.
1 lb. H ozs., 248
days in milk; 3d
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '03.

Duchess Tamora 2d,
P. 5682, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N.C. Show. '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Xunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of

Blue Nun, 126625, 18
lbs. 5£ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at ( >hio
State Fair, '01; and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. Cm who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our May, '01, sale
for $1,000. and her
heifer calf, by Fly-
ing Fox, sold in
same sale for $1,250.

Xunthorpe's Susanne.
443 lbs. butter in 34o
days, at 17 yrs. old;
daxn of Brampton
Alicante, 427.6 lbs.
butter in one year,
at 2 years 10 months
old.

Fidclite Beauty,
F. 7499, H. C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
May, '02, auction
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
May, '03, a u c t i on
sale for $1,725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Feuille de Chene 4th,
P. 5S43, H. C.

Ilarkbeam,

IV 1958. 11. C.

Little Lass,

I' 2221, II. C

Eminent 2d.

P. 2532, H. C.

One of the best sons
of Golden Fern's
Lad. He has proved
himself one of the
most successful sires
the Island has had
for many years. He
won the State's pr.
over the Island of
£50 ($250; in '01
and '02, with five of
his get.

Sold in our 'OS auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Favorite. P. 8354. H.C.
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess. 157604.)
1st N. C. Show. '00.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
Sth and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Alicante. P- 3880, H.C.

1st prize winner over
Jersey, '91.

1st and Cham., Roy.
C. Show, '98.

1st p., B. and W. S.,
'98; and many other
prizes.

Alicante was bought
by Lord Rothschild
in '94. when she had
yielded over 10,000
lbs. of milk in course
of one lactation. She
is also the dam of
Alicante's Boy and
"The Owl."

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin. ''2.
Sweepstakes, N.C. ,'92.

f Eminent,

P. 1842. H. C.
By a great sire and out
of a r e m a r k a b 1 e
dairy cow, he sired
many great cows,
among which was
Eminent's Brown
Duchess, 157604, 1st
prize winner, North
Club Show, Island
of Jersey, '00, and
sold in our May, '01,
sale for $500.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C

Count Wolseley,
P. 928. H. C

1st over Jer., Aug.. '89.

Son of the famous Sul-
tane, P. 7, H. C.
foundation cow of
the greatest family
the Island has yet
produced.

Sultana's Rosette,
149740. A. J. C. C-

1st over Jersey, '99. ,

Avery rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.

John Bull, P. 2653. C

Uncle Peter's Rosette.
P. 7363, H. C.

Rosette's Golden Lad,
57498. A. J. C. C

Alicante. P. 3880. H.C.

Flying Fox. P. 2729.
H. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d,

winner of 1st prize.

B, and W. S., N. A.

S. S . and 1st at the

Yorkshire S.. Eng..

'95. (2 lbs. 9i ozs.

of butter in 24 hrs.)
Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.

Jer., '95; and many

other prizes.

[ Go'den Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

f Golden Pink.

P. 1491. H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize. '91.

Feuille de Chene 3d.
P. 2422. C.

3d over Jer., May, '92.

Mourier Boy,

P. 1641, I J. C.
2d prize ov. Jer., '92.
His sin- is halt brother

1.. Stale Bread 2d.

Brown Topsy.

F. 7744, H. C.
F. S. prize over Jersey.

May. '91.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st over Jersey. '90.

Oxford Dahlia.
P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,
Oxfordshire Show.
Eng.. '93.

1st pr., R. A. S.. Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup.
II. S., '93.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above/)

! Cetewayo's Pink,
P. 5170. H. C.

Happy Cetewayo.
P. 582. C.

Feuille de Chene,
P. 651. C

Mourier King.

P. 1115. H. C.

Grandson of Wolseley.
P. 401. H. Cm winner
of 1st over Jersey,
'83, '84 and '85

Japonnaise.

F. 437(».

Due to calve September 14, L916, by Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, one of the most prepotent sons of Golden Fern's Lad.
Golden Fn of I inden was -bred to order," our desire being for a .on of Golden Fern's Lad out „i the great cow, GotaUd
Industry, L62058, one of the greatest daughters of Golden bad. P. 1242, H. C ever owned at In den G m e ^ >rt^">
have fulfilled our fondest expectations, and they have been highly appreciated by some of our best breeders. (See front pages
for extended pedigree of Golden Fern of Linden, 84011.)

B 81

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 15. Cow.

C. C.

GOLDEN MAID'S BONNIE, 353219, A. J.

(Copper Nut, P. 16905, C.)
OFFICIAL RECORD ON THE ISLAND, BEGUN AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 547.14 LBS. BUTTER IN 412 DAYS; AVERAGE TEST,

5.96 PER CENT. FAT.

and
St.

Bred by E. F. Vibert, St. John, Island of Jersey.

Born April 28. 1910.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch,

A most substantial and handsome dark grey;
good head, with bright, sparkling eyes; clean, flat
neck; very straight, strong back, broad at loins;
wide, prominent hips; good setting of tail; great
length and depth of body, on short, fine legs; large,
well balanced udder, extending away out behind and
full in front, with good-sized, well-placed teats.

Golden Maid's Prince,

P. 3027, H. C.

(93538. A. J. C. C.)

Imp. Golden Maid's

Prince.

1 st prize (sons of tested
dams), Aug., '01 .

3d prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '02.

1st over Jer. for bull
and progeny, Apr.,
'07.

Sire of 40 tested cows,
the best of which is
Golden Maid's Chris-
tena, 708 lbs. butter
in 1 year; sold in our
'13 auction for $625.

Sire of 7 untested cows
that have tested
daughters.

Sire of 8 or more pro-
ducing bulls,
including:

Bright Prince, sire of 7
tested cows; im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '12 auction.

Lucy's Prince, sire of
1 1 tested cows.

Golden Prince. P. 4025,
H. C, sire of 4.

Bosnian, P. 3454, H.
C, sire of 2 in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Sire of 4 first prize win-
ners on the Island,
including Theatre
Challenge Cup and
the winners of 86
other prizes in Eng.,
on the Island and in
America.

52 of his progeny, male
and female, have
averaged $438.94 per
head.

66 grandsons and
granddaughters, all
young, have sold for
an average of $300.

A son, daughter and
granddaughter have
sold for $2, 000 each.

Sire
MONKTON,
P. 4196, C.

Winner of 1st
Championship,
John, '10.

Sire of

Copper Nut, P. 16905.
C. , official record,
begun as a two-year-
old. 547.14 lbs. but-
ter in 413 days. (See
above.)

Combination's Dark
Buttercup, 286852,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion as a five-year-
old for S400, to Hon.
Robert J. Fleming,
Toronto. Ont., Can.

Monkton's Princess, P.
16458, C, public
butter test as a 3-
year-old, 1 lb. 2£
ozs. in 24 hrs., 97
days after calving;
sold in Mr. W. R.
Span n's auction,
Nov., '15, for $300.

Xmas Lassie, 251590,
1st prize aged cow
and Champion, Vir-
ginia State Fair, '14-

Dam
BONNY JESSY,
F. 9483, C.

Carlo's Gipsy Maid,
P. 9748, H. C-

(Pilot's Gipsy Maid,
249602, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jer., 42 en-
tries, and Par. prize,
Class 2, May, '03.

Certificate of M e r i t,
Oct.. '05. 1 lb. 5 ozs.,
204 days in milk ; St.
John Par. pr., Class
5, May. '07.

St. John Parish prize,
Class 5, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '07.

Egyptian,

P. 2564. II. C.

(Imported and regis-
tered as King of
Arden. 5S135.)

Par. prize, I. of Jer.,
Apr., "98.

1st pr. yearling. St.
John, I. of J., '98.

2d pr. two-ycLir-i'ld.
St. John, '99.

1st and Swee pstakt is,
Ind. State Fair. '00.

1st and Sweepstakes,
111. State Fair, '00.

1st and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '00.

Sire of Golden Maid
4th, P. 9821. II. C
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
I let , 04. 1 lb. 9 ozs.,
101 days in milk

Golden Maid,

P. 6555, H. C

2d over Jersey. '96.

Certificate of Merit in-
butter test. May, '98,
2 lbs. 4\ ozs.
Dam of

Golden Maid 3d, P.
8137, H. C, public
butter test. » >ct ,07,
1 lb. 12£ ozs.. Ill
days in milk. She
is dam of 3 public
butter test cows.

Golden Maid 2d, Par.
prizes. May, '98 and
'99.

f Pilot's Sultan.

P. 2795, H. C
4th State's prize, '03.
Reserve No., Godding-

ton purse. May, '04.

Sire of

Sultan's Maid. 20 lbs. 2

ozs. butter, 7 days.
Pilot's Sultan's Gipsy,

public butter test, 1

lb. 13 ozs., 208 days

in milk.
Carlo's Gipsy Maid,

public butter test. 1

lb. 5 ozs., 204 days

in milk.
Retraite's Gipsy, 1st

and Grand Cham.,

Appalachian Expo.,

Knoxville, T e n n.,

'10.
Becquet's Jubilee 10th,

4th over Jer., May,

'05.
My Lady Molly. Par.

prize, Aug., '05.

\

I Carlo's Gipsy 3d,
P. 7399. H. C
Dam of
Pilot's Sultan's Gipsy,
public butter test, 1
lb. 13 ozs., 208 days
in milk.
Carlo's Gipsy Maid,
public butter test, 1
lb. 5 ozs., 204 days
in milk.
Retraite's Gipsy. 1st
and Grand Cham.,
Appalachian Expo.,
'10.

f Picton, P. 2291. H. C.

{ Egyptian Buttercup,
F. 7496, C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '95.

Dam or Egyptian 2d,
P. 3090. H. C, who
sired Golden De-
light, P. 10534, H.
C., winner Certifi-
cate of Merit and 2d
Par. prize. May, '09,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 4i ozs., 94 days
in milk.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

1st pr. ov. the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's F a w n
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
9£ ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 10£ ozs.

And 28 others.

. Bonny Lass,

P. 4577, H. C.

Sultan, P. 2448, H. C.
Reserve over Jersey,

April, '98.

Sire of
Trinity Princess. P.

8543, H. C, public

butter test. Oct.. '04.

2 lbs. 1$ ozs., 78

days in milk.

Pilot's Legacy 5th,
P. 4558, H. C.

1st over the Island.
'95 and '97. He also
won many prizes in
England.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Eighteen of his un-
tested daughters are
the dams of butter
test cows.

He has 25 or more sons
that are the sires of
butter test cows,
among them:

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011, sire of 48
tested cows and 13
bulls with tested
daughters, including
Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
sire of 40, and Ma-
bel's Raleigh, sire of
24.

Eminent 10th. 75753,
sire of 10 tested
cows.

Last calf February

Gay Lord,

P. 1943. II. C.
2d at Yorkshire Show;

H. C. at R. A. S. E.

Show; 11. C at B.

and W. E. Show.

I Stale Bread 2d.
P. 2976. C.
Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '99.

( Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C

| Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding S u 1 t a n e
14th. that in t h e
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. lj ozs.
butter in 24 hours.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. over Jer., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
2d Lon. Dairy Show,

'8S, '89; yield, 1 lb.

14£ ozs. butter.

Sir John. P. 2176. H.C.
Sire of Spring. P. 7096,

H. C, winner of Par.

prize. Class 3, Aug.,

'98.

I Sultana, P. 6072. H- C.
2d over Jer.. May, '96.
2d North Show. '97.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

I Pilot's Legacy 3d,
P. 2897, C

Wonder Lad,

P. 1390, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '91.
1st over Jersey. '91.

Polite Carlo.

P. 1418. H. C.
1st St. John Show as
heifer in milk.

Miltiades, P. 868.H.C.

Stale Bread,

P. 2225, C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '83.

i Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.
Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey, '84; also Par.
prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C
1st over the Island.

Golden Hero.

P. 1833, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, April, '93.

Parisienne.

F. 7501, H. C

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Headed the late F. C.
Le Maistre's herd
with signal success.

i Water Lily.

P. 4838, H. C

Happy Jack,

P. 808, H. C

Pilot's Legacy 2d.
P. 1956. H. C-

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,

65300, A. J. C- C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and

Championship.

North Club Show,

'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for

use at "Linden [ Golden Fern

Grove," when 9 yrs.

old, for $2,250.
Sire of many prize

winners and tested

cows.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

P. 4711. H. C-

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize. '94.

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519. H. C

Cam of Kilburn, win-
ner of 2d prize over
Jersey, Class 8, Aug.,
'04; 3d prize over
Jersey, Class 8, Aug.,
'03.

Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs..
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter.
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls. Stockwell.
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc.

f Carlo 3d. P. 817, H. C.
Sire of Egyptian Hero,
P. 1351, H. C, 2d
over Jer., Aug., '91;
sire of Sweet Bread
2d. P. 5938. H. C,
one of the grandest
dairy cows we have
ever seen and winner
of Gold Medal, but-
ter test, '00. 2 lbs.
7 ozs., 165 days in
milk.

Quaker's Girl,

F. 7215, C.

Traveler, P. 280, C.
Sire of Clubs 2d. 16725.

butter test, 14 lbs.

7 ozs. in 7 days, 208*

lbs. milk, at 8 years

old.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d. P. 1944. H- C.
dam of Aurca, P.
8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin. 252122).
public butter test.
May, '07. 2 lbs. 5J
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Carlo 2d, P. 337, C

Cicero's Cowslip,
P. 1105, H. C-

Parish prize, Aug., '85.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '88.

Dam of Cicero's Cow-
slip 3d, P. 3056, H.
C., 3d over Jer., '92;
Par. prize, '94; dam
of Pioneer, P. 1602,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'91, '92; Morion, P •
1690, H. C

1916, by Kingsway, P. 5158, H. C,
winner of 1st prize at" Royal Show, Class 2, 19 entries, April, '15;
son of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, and Hillside Lad's
Rosy, 306595, a public butter test cow and 1st prize winner
at the Royal Show, sold in our '14 auction for $535. (This
calf has been sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas).

Bred March 31, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C
in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 2-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14
(68 entries), also the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to
if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do, P
4075, H. C.)

winner of first prize with his progeny,

B 101

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 16. Cow.

MON PLAISIR GRACEFUL LADY, 344009, A. J. C. C.

(Mon Plaisir's Grace 4th, P. 19882, H. C.)

Dred by J. LeC. Arthur, St. Mary. Island of Jersey.

Born June 18, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

A \mumv; low ..I refinement and high finish; beauti
ful top line and long, deep body; neat head, with
bright, sparkling eyes; flat neck and thin withers;
back straight as an arrow, with well set tail; udder
of great circiunference when fresh, square in front,
full behind, with long, well placed teats; will have
been seven months in milk by sale day, and some
good judge will get a bargain because she is not in
bloom. A very handsome young cow. beautifully
bred. Her dam and half-sister, both in Register of
Merit with records more than 600 lbs. butter in one
year. In calf to the celebrated bull. "Oxford
You'll Do."

Iron Duke.

P. 4187, H. C.

Sired the winners of 2
second prizes over
the Island; winners
of 1st prizes at West
Virginia and Water-
loo (Iowa) Shows,
'11; and other prs.

Sire of Iron Duke's
Mazurka, in Regis-
ter of Merit, 492 lbs.
4 ozs. butter in 1
year. Son of Noble
of Oaklands. 95700.
out of a daughter of
Agatha's Flying
Fox, P. 3256. H. C.

Sire
THE FRIAR,

P. -17M, H. C.
104280, A. J. C. C.

Winner of

2d prize. Class 7, 40
entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., 'II.

2d prize, 2-year-old
bull, National Jer-
sey Show. Shelby -
ville. Ky., '12.

Among the prize win-
ners produced by his
sire are:

Pansy's Rose 2d, P.
16819, H. C, 2d at
Royal Show and
Parish prize, May,
'12.

Ironmaster, 10292, E.
H. B., 2d yearling
bull. 20 entries, Roy-
al Show, England,
'11; and other prizes.

His sire is a son of
Noble of Oaklands,
out of a daughter of
Agatha's FlyingFox.

Combination's Dark
Wonder, 252170, A.
J. C. C.

(Combination's Pride,
P. 13824, H. C.i

A beautiful cow, sold
in our ' 1 1 auction for
$800, as a 4-year-
old, to Mr. E. S.
George, Detroit,
Mich.

She is the highest test-
ing daughteriof Com-
bination, P. 3744,
H. C-, having enter-
ed the Register of
Merit with 750 lbs.
of butter in 1 year.

Dam
GRACE DARLING OF

ST. MARY'S, 300562.
(MON PLAISIR'S GRACE,

P. 13480, H. C.)

Sold in our '14 auction for S700 to Mr. (".. W.
Chaffee, Quechee, Vt.

Entered in Register of Merit (A), 653 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year, from 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk,
the first year after importation.

She is dam of Noble's Grace, 269819, sold as a
yearling in our '12 auction for S435, to Elmen-
dorf F;irm; winner of Junior Championship at
the Blue-Grass Fair and at National Jersey
Show, Shelbyville, Ky.. and other prizes in
1912.

She won 1st prize at the St Mary Show . 12, and
the St. Mary Parish prize at Royal Show, 10
and '13.

Dam of the bull. Golden Fern's Mon I'laisir,
122755, to which a number of our young
females have been bred. (See No. 5 of
catalog )

Her daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240832, quali-
fied for Register of Merit (A), with 630 lbs.
6 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 9.515 lbs. 1 .6 ozs.
milk, at 5 yrs. 8 mos. old. (Grace Stockwell
is by a bull whose sire, Stockwell. 1'. 3550,
II C, was sold in our 07 auction for Si 1,500;
and whose dam was imported by us. The
latter was by Golden Fern's Lad. P. 2160,
H- C, who "ruled" at "Linden Grove"' for
five yea I

We also imported Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
l>"th of her grandsires, and their dams. For-
farshire's dam, Rosette 5th, also produced
Flying Fox (by Golden Fern's Lad), sold in

our '02 auction for S7.500. who has 26 butter
test daughters and 43 producing sons Mi >RK
THAN ANY OTHER BULL, I >!' ANY
BREED.

Combination,

P. 3744, H. C,
now named

Combination of

St. Saviours,
88245, A. J. C. C.

1st prize over Jersey,
15 entries, Aug.,
'06.

1st and Champion, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

1st prize over Jersey,
10 entries. Apr., '09.
Sire of

Hillside Lad, P. 4100,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
bulls from tested
dams, Aug., '08; 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '08; 1st
over Jer., Apr., '09.

Combination's Leda.P.
14105. H. C. (Com-
bination's Golden
Leda, 235187), 1st
over jer. and Trinity
Par. pr.. Aug., '09.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for S890.

Sire of 1 7 butter test
cows, the 3 highest
of which were impor-
ted by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our auctions.

Has 5 producing sons.

Fussy,

P. 11574, H. C.

Certificate of Merit.
Oct., TO.buttertest.
2 lbs. 2 ozs. butter,
131 days in milk.

A magnificent dairy
cow.

Official record in '13,
384.75 lbs. butter in
260 days.

Granddaughter of Wil-
loh, P. 2855, H. C,
and Golden Lad's
Champion, 57222,
sire of 9 tested cow s ;
etc.

Fancy's Pioneer,
P. 3195, H. C
Sire of
Pioneer's Fancy Cow-
slip, 306593, 694 lbs.

8 ozs. butter in 1
year, first year after
importation; milk
test, average of 6.61
for year; sold in our
'14 auction for S135
to Mr. Geo. T. Chaf-
fee, Rutland, Vt.

Mon Plaisir's Butter-
c u p, 224584 (Ber-
gere's Beautv, P.
11259, H. C), Silver
Medal, Oct., '07, 2
lbs. 9^ ozs.. 14.3 days
in milk; sold in our
'09 auction for S7S<>;
Champion cow, Ver-
mont State Fair, '12;
entered in Register
of Merit, 542 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 1 year,

9 years old.

His 10 other tested
daughters, including
Boutilliere, 2 lbs. 5 J
ozs. in 24 hrs. (pub-
lic test).

Has 2 producing sons,
and sired numerous
winners.

Grace Darling 3d,
P. 11321. C.
iL"\\ named
Forfarshire's Darling.

234156, A. J. C C.
I tain of Noble's Dar-
in, -'34218, sold in
Di II n Rodman's
auction, TO. for
$ 5 1 0

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, II C.

1st prize and Sw eel
stakes, St. Sav loiir
and Grouville
Show, '02,

1st prize over the I
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05,

Gamboge's Knight, 2d
over Jersey with his
progeny, Apr., '08 ;
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for S6.700.

Agatha's Flying Fox is
sire of many other
winners.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Lad,
imported to Amer
ica by "G e d n e y
Farm."

Champion, St. Helier
Show, '06.

Dam of Maitland Con-
stance, P. 10373, H.
C-. 4th over Jersey,
Aug., '03, and May,
'04.

f Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548. H. C.

(Golden Mon Plaisir,
59936.)

1st Ohio Agricultural
and Industrial Fix-
position, Columbus ,
'01.

1st and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '01.

Sold in our sale. May,
'01, for $3,500.

Son of Golden Lad and
Golden Lily, P. 5 101,
H. C. (as below).

Fancy's Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.
Certificate of Merit in

public butter tests

as follows:
'98, 1 lb. 15i ozs.
'99, 2 lbs. i oz.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H. C.

Champion, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01.

Sire of 16 tested cows,
including:

Forfarshire's Golden
Rose, in Register of
Merit, 545 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Forfarshire's Britan-
nia, in Register of
Merit, 482 lbs. 6 ozs.

Grace Darling.

P. 8475, H. C.

Parish prize. May, '01
and '04.

Parish prize and Re-
serve for Blythwood
Bowl, Aug., '03 and
'04.

By same sire as Clar-
encia, P. 8602, H.C.,
Parish pr.. May, '03;
Sweepstakes. West-
ern Show, '03. Dam
of the noted bull.
Warder. P. 3227, H.
C. 1st over Jersey,
Aug., '04, and sire
of 15 butter tested
cows.

Sa-
lbs.
lbs.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale May, '02, for
100. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged £933.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's « heford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11.198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St.
viour, 411.96
butter, 6,841
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold. 10,060 1 b s.
milk. 1 year.

And 22 others.

Agatha of < )aklauds.

162101, A. J. C. C.

i A highly commended
c o w, Agatha, F.
8432. H.C., J. H. B.)

Official butter test. 2
lbs. lj ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Winner of first prize
at the 3 Western
Parishes in '99.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship
(Silver Cup). St.
Saviour Show, '00.

Picton. P. 2392. H. C

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis.
sold for 5625 in our
'00 auction.

Sire of Firefly, P. 8022,
C., Par. prize. May,
'02; whose daugh-
ter, Oxford Lady of
St. Mary, 213932.
sold for $1,025 in our
'09 auction.

Descended from Farm-
er's Glory, who sold
at auction to Mr. T.
A. Havemeyer for
S3. 200. and is the
sire of Forget-Me-
Not, P. 291, H. C.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
"The O w 1 ") and
Forfarshire, three
Chain, winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of S2.7h2.50.

Dam of Sultana's Ro-
sette 2d, 14 lbs. 7
ozs.

Duplex, P. 2586. H. C.

■sir. . >i" Uncle Peter's
I '..■Men Del. sold as a
heifer in our sale.

May, 00, for S425;
Hiil since tested at
Biltmore, N. C, 80
lbs. 13 ozs. in one
month; sire of other
tested cows.

Golden Lily,

P. 5101, H, C

1st over Jersey.

1st St. Mary.

A magnificent dairy
cow, pronounced as
such at our sale by
all good judges.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

lie was in service at
"Linden Grove" for
five years.
(See below.)

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.
Dam of

Flying Fox. P. 2729,
II. C.

Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.

Forfarshire, p. 2914,
H. C

(Three Champion win-
ners.)

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C-,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Sergeant Major,

P. 2010. C
4th St. Martin. '94.

Sire of
Surville's Primula, Par.

prize, Aug., '99.
Phyllis, Par. pr.. May,
'99.

Primrose 6th.

P. 3808. C.
Reserve, North Club.
'98.

Sarabond. P. 797. H.C
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.
He is by same sire as

Sultane's Favourite.

P. S73, H. C.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th. as a dairy cow,
had few equals on
the Island.

Uncle Peter.

P. 2115. H. C

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire, and his
get have found
ready buyers i n
English breeders.

Souvenir,

P. 5187. H. C
1st St. Martin
I (am of Souvenir 2d,

3d over Jer., Aug.,

'97.

Clarence,

P. 1404. H. C.
1st St Peter.
By same sire as BaiOO

of St. John 2d, P.

1279, H. C

Lily Brown,

P. 420. C
2d prize. St. Mary-

Last calf October 22, 1915, by Wilkie Bard, P. 5200, C. (Sent to Messrs. ]. 0. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)
Due to calve September Is, L916, by the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 407.">, II. C, winner of 1st prize with his
progeny, in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, 11. He sired the 1st prize 2-year-old cow over the Island,
May, '1 1 (lis entries), also the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May,' 15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup
(Championship over the Island). He has Jl or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close
to, if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll
Dof P. 4075, H. C.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

THE GREATEST DAUGHTERS OF 30 GREAT BULLS
CAME DIRECT FROM " LINDEN GROVE."

lbs. ozs.
Highest Testing Daughter of WARDER, P. 3227, H. C— Warder's Lady, 195777, year's test 967 4

Sold in our 1906 auction for $230. Owned when tested, by Mr. C. I. Hood, Lowell, Mass.
Highest Testing Daughter of MAJESTY, P. 3523, H, C— Majesty's Origa's Queen, 238445, year's test 906 7

Sold in our 1910 auction for $1,000. Owned when tested, at White Horse Farms, Paoli, Pa.
Highest Testing Daughter of FLYING FOX, P. 2729, H. C— Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 162114, year's test 870 8

Sold in our 1902 auction for $900 (24 months old). Owned when tested, by Mr. Thos. W. Lawson.
Highest Testing Daughter of GAMBOGE'S KNIGHT, P. 3645, H. C— Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 252162, year's test 784 12

Sold in our 1911 auction for $1,750. Owned when tested, at White Horse Farms.
Highest Testing Daughter of RHYMER, P. 2756, H. C— Great Scot's Champion, 203703, year's test 774 4

Sold in our 1907 auction for $950. Owned when tested, by Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, Falfurrias, Texas.
Highest Testing Daughter of RALEIGH'S DUKE, 72486— Raleigh's Dark Wonder, 235185, year's test 770 15

Sold in our 1910 auction for $925. Owned when tested, by Mr. C. I. Hudson, East Norwich, N. Y.
Highest Testing Daughter of THE OWL, P. 2195, H. C— The Owl's Oxford Daisy, 162113, year's test 759 10

Sold in our 1902 auction for $1,000. Owned when tested, by Mr. Thos. W. Lawson.
Highest Testing Daughter of MABEL'S RALEIGH, P. 3722, H. C— Raleigh's Florence Belle, 235183, year's test 732 7.9

Sold in our 1910 auction for $1,000. Owned when tested, by Mr. C. I. Hudson.
Highest Testing Daughter of COMBINATION, P, 3744, H. C— Combination's Dark Wonder, 252170, year's test 750 0

Sold in our 1911 auction for $S00. Owned when tested, by Mr. Edwin S. George, Detroit, Mich.
Highest Testing Daughter of OXFORD MAJESTY, P. 4057, H. C— Majesty's Brown Crocus, 306622 743 0

Sold in our 1914 auction for $410. Owned when tested, by Mr. John G. Howland, Quechee, Vt.

Highest Testing Daughter of OXFORD LAD, P. 3123, H. C— Oxford Cocotte, 2351S0, year's test 724 15

Sold in our 1911 auction for $1,700. Owned when tested, at Bowmont Farms, Salem, Va.
Highest Testing Daughter of GOLDEN MAID'S PRINCE, P. 3027, H. C— Golden Maid's Champion, 269565 70S 0

Sold in our 1913 auction for $625. Owned when tested, by Mr. C. I. Hudson.
Highest Testing Daughter of FINANCIAL POET, P, 3462, C— Financial Daisy, 252132, year's test 695 12

Sold in our 1911 auction for $2,600. Owned when tested, at White Horse Farms.
Highest Testing Daughter of ASTOR, P, 3042, H. C— Lady Astor, 269778, year's test 694 8

Sold in our 1912 auction for $775. Owned when tested, by Mr. C. I. Hudson.
Highest Testing Daughter of FANCY'S PIONEER, P. 3195, H. C— Pioneer's Fancy Cowslip, 306593 694 8

Sold in our 1914 auction for $135. Owned when tested, by Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee, Rutland, Vt.
Highest Testing Daughter of NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, 95700— Noble's Handsome Queen, 235197 614 3

Sold in our 1910 auction for $875. Owned when tested, at Bowmont Farms, Salem, Va.
Highest Testing Daughter of NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN, P. 4156, H. C— Jolly Sultan's Pet, 252226 592 9

Sold in our 1913 auction for $210. Owned when tested, by Mr. Wm. R. Wood, Newburgh, N. Y.
Highest Testing (R. of M.) Daughter of LEDA'S GOLDEN LAD, 71148— Golden Leda's Nursie, 213954 567 9

Sold privately from "Linden Grove." Owned when tested, by Ayer & McKinney, Philadelphia, Pa.
Highest Testing Daughter of PRIDE'S GOLDEN LAD, P, 14165, H. C— Wexford's Spot, 289452, year's test 565 4

Sold privately from "Linden Grove." Owned when tested, by Ayer & McKinney.
Highest Testing Daughter of GREAT SCOT, P. 2153, H. C— Scot's Belle, 195756, year's test 557 5.7

Sold in our 1906 auction for $325. Owned when tested, at Hood Farm.
Highest Testing Daughter of LUCY'S CHAMPION, P. 3731, H. C— Lucy's Sweet Ruby, 203709, year's test 551 0

Sold in our 1907 auction for $300. Owned when tested, at Delaware College, Newark, Del.
Highest Testing (R. of M.) Daughter of GOLDEN FERN'S LAD, P, 2160, H. C— Fern's Belle Rioter, 203996 546 5

Sold in our 1912 auction for $360. Owned when tested, by Mr. George T. Chaffee, Rutland, Vt.
Highest Testing Daughter of FORFARSHIRE, 64759— Forfarshire's Golden Rose, 173205, year's test 545 15

Sold in our 1903 auction for $290. Owned when tested, at Allandale Farms, Fredericksburg, Va.
Highest Testing Daughter of OXFORD BOY, P. 3937, C— Oxford Boy's Vixen, 252190, year's test 532 9

Sold in our 1911 auction for $400. Owned when tested, by Mr. Ed. C. Lasater.
Highest Testing Daughter of FAVORI, P. 2943, H, C— Favori's Pretty Rosa, 162118, year's test 458 12

Sold in our 1902 auction for $130. Owned when tested, by Mr. George W. Sisson, Jr., Potsdam, N. Y.
Highest Testing Daughter of HOUP-LA, P. 2793, H. C— Houp-La's Gamboge, 195821, year's test 437 7

Sold in our 1906 auction for $500. Owned when tested, by Mr. Percival Roberts, Jr., Narberth, Pa.
Highest Testing Daughter of FEREOR, P. 2891, H. C— Blue Belle's Pretty Belle, 180295, year's test 401 1.6

Sold in our 1904 auction for $450. Owned when tested, by Dr. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo.
Highest Testing Daughter of DISTINCTION'S NOBLE, 83768— Year's test begun at 1 yr. 8 mos. old 329 6

Distinction's Oxford Belle, bred at "Linden Grove." Owned when tested, at Allandale Farms.
Highest Testing Daughter of GOLDEN LAD, P. 1242, H, C— Golden Lad's Fawn Duchess, 7-day test 23 6

Sold in our 1902 auction for $500. Owned when tested, by Capt. M. C. Campbell.

Another celebrated bull, making thirty in the list, when it appeared in our advertisement in "The Jersey Bulletin," was Eminent,
69631 (Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C), but the following letter from Mr. A. M. Bowman, Jr., manager of Bowmont Farms,
Salem, Va., explains why we have omitted his name at this time:

'We must rob you of the honor of having turned out the highest testing daughter of Eminent, 69631, as Eminent's Oxford
Pride, 142191, bred at Bowmont Farms and now owned at Acca Farm, has lately made an authenticated test of 656 lbs.,
exceeding the record of Eminent's Honeymoon by 63 lbs. 4 ozs."

The test of Eminent's Oxford Pride had not been reported from the Club office when our list was tabulated. We do not mind
surrendering this honor to Bowmont Farms, and be content with having imported the sire. The daughters of three other bulls
in the above list have made larger tests since it was compiled; viz., Fancy's Pioneer, Oxford Majesty and Noble of Oaklands.

We were not obliged to confine the list to thirty bulls. Without close search of the records, we can recall a number of other
noted sires whose highest testing daughters came from "Linden Grove." And to these we might add Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C, whose highest testing daughter will finish in May with more than 900 pounds of butter in one year as a four-
year-old. She was sold in our 1914 auction for $500, to Mr. E. T. Bedford, Greens Farms, Conn. And when the official
report of Fern's Viola, 237208, is received we can add Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, to the list. Fern's Viola was bred at
"Linden Grove" and born at Knollwood Farm, Mr. C. I. Hudson having bought her pregnant dam, Golden Fern's Distinc-
tion, 213882, in our 1909 auction for $900. At last account" Fern's Viola had made 672 lbs. butter in ten months of her
year's test.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 17. Cow

OXFORD DAFFODIL, 353222, A. J. C. C.

(P. 17777, H. C.)

WINNER OF CHAMPIONSHIP AND BRONZE MEDAL, GROUVILLE SHOW, JERSEY, 1912.
RESERVE OVER JERSEY AND PARISH PRIZE, CLASS 3, ROYAL SHOW, MAY, 1913.
FIRST PRIZE AND SWEEPSTAKES, GROUVILLE-ST. SAVIOUR SHOW, CLASS 3, 1913.

Bred by E. G. Marett, Grouvjlle, Island of Jersey.

Born June 20, 1910.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Spot in forehead; white on flanks, ankles and right
hind shank; brisket, belly, tongue, half of tail and
switch white.

A splendid "black," great refinement of type; high
finish, yet of strong constitution and dairy tempera-
ment; clean, flat neck and thin withers; straight
back and strong loins; hind quarters lean, beautifully
fashioned, with high tail setting and a flowing white
switch; unusual depth of body; tremendous udder,
deep, and attached high behind, full in front, with
good-sized teats, squarely set on.

Sire

NOBLE'S
JOLLY SULTAN,
P. 4156, H.C.

(97181, A. J. C. C.)

Now at "L i n d e n
Grove," and sire of
1 1 butter test cows.

1st pr. over Jer., Class
8, Aug., '10.

1st pr., "Voisin Spe-
cial," bull any age,
Aug., '10.

1st prize, Class 3,
Apr., 'lO.

1st pr. bull, 3 yrs, or
over, Nat. Da i r y
Show, '11, in a class
of 8, defeating the
Champion winners
at Illinois, Ken-
tucky, Ohio and
Mich. State Fairs,
Nat. Jersey Show ,
Shelbyville. Ky.,and
Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show.

Nine of his "b a b y"
calves sold in our
sale for an average of
$261; Jolly's M a y
Princess, a yearl ng,
being bought by Mr.
M. S. Beltzhoovcr
for $500.

One of 8 of the get of
Noble of Oak kinds
winning 1st Special
prize at National
Dairy Show, '11, for
get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership.

His dam. folly Stll-
tane, P. 11003, II.
C., is the closest liv-
ing descendant of
Sultane, P. 7, n. c.,
with the except i m

of Golden Sultana,
dam of Sultana's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Champion at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11.
His sire is Noble of
« i a k lands, 95700.
(See opposite page
for extended pedi-
gree and particulars.)

Dam
OXFORD IVY,
P. 14125, H.C.

Dam of Noble's « ixford
Holly, 287788, sold

in our '13 auction, as
a _4 year old. f <> r

$470, to Homewi n id
Farm, Rye. N A

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st over Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

2d over Jer. and Tar.
prize, Apr., '05.

Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'07.

1st pr., Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour-G r o u-
ville, '05.

His daughters have
won Certificates of
Merit in the public
butter tests on the
Island and have
made the Register of
Merit in America.

Among his most dis-
tinguished daughters
are;

Violette's Beauty 3d,
P. 13895, H. C. (now
Violette's Sultana,
252253), Certificate
of Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. 11* ozs., 90 days
in milk, at 2 years
old; won 1st and
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
yiour-Grouville S.,
[10. She sold in our
'11 auction for
$2,600, to Ewell
Farm, Tenn.; and
her daughter,
Noble's Pretty Vio-
lette, 252234. sold as
a 2-year-old for
SI .200 to Elmendorf
Farm, Ky.

Sultan's Finance, P.
14100, H. C. Cer-
tificate of Merit,
Oct., '09, 1 lb. 8-V
ozs., 1 13 days in
milk, at 2 years old.
She won 1st prize
over Jersey, May,
Ml, and 1st prize in
Champion Class,
Aug.. "11.

Sultane'sBellc,203711.
who entered the
Register of Merit in
'11 as a 3-year old,
with 8,488 lbs. 3.2
ozs. milk, 519 lbs. 11
ozs. estimated
butter.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars regarding the
get of this great son
of Agatha's Flying
Fox.)

Oxford Kit,

P. 11931, H I
Dam i 'i Combination's

Oxford Kit. 271038,
in Register of Merit,
Class AA. 525 lbs. 7
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 5£ yrs. old.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Combination. P. 3744,
II C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
prize, St. H e 1 i e r
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr., '09, in compe-
tition with Beauvoir
King, Plymouth
Lad and other bulls.

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
1st over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11 ; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. H
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
May, '01.

Full sister to Golden
Sultana, dam of Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh,

P. 3273, H. C.)

4th pr. over Jer., '03.

Sire of 37 tested cows,
among them , Kar-
nak 2d, Certificate
of Merit, May, '10, 2
lbs. 1 oz., 67 days in
milk.

Sire of numerous pr.
winners, including:

Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
1st over Jer., Apr.,
'08; also Gr. Cham.,
Nat. Dairy Show,
' 10, and other Amer-
ican prizes.

M a b e l's Raleigh, P.
3722, H. C. 1st pr.
over the Island,
Aug., '05 and '07.

Primrose's Raleigh, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
p . '05; 1st prize and
Breeders' Cup, St.
Martin Show, '05.

Lord Twylish, 1st over
Jersey. Apr., '06.

The Jap, 1st prize, St.
Clement Show, '05,
t '06.

Fontaine's King, 1st
and Grand Sweep-
stakes, St. Louis Ex-
hibition, '04.

Raleigh's Calais, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '07.

Among his tested
daughters is

Raleigh's Nancy
Wolff, 20 lbs. 4 ozs.

Oxford Clover,
P. 7817, C.

She is out of same
dam as Morny Can-
non, P. 3058. H. C,
winner of 3d prize
over Jersey with ]\\-.
progeny, April, '07.
Sire of many prize
winners and tested
ci >ws, among them ,
Simple I nterest
4th, public butter
test. May. '06. 1 lb.
9 i ozs., 123 days in
milk; and dam of
Sultan's Finance,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; 1st over Jersey,
May and Aug., '11.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, II. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his 24 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13.604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower 'o

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk. 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour. 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6.841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H. C..J. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 1-i ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson. Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Eminent 2d.

P. 2532. H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Sold at our '05 auction
sale for $10,000.

Eminent won State's
prize and Godding-
ton purse over the
Island two years in
succession, shown
with 5 of his daugh-
ters in milk.

Sire of 71 tested cows.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Combines the blood of
some of the Island's
strongest butter
strains. Is doubly
descended from the
famous Golden Lad,
P. 1242. H. C.

Golden Lad is sire of
Mon Plaisir, 1st over
Jer., '98; Hamley,
1st over Jer., '99;
Mona's Glory, 1st
over Jer., '97. He
has 6 sons with test
ed daughters in Reg-
ister of Merit.

t Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

2d prize over Jersey.

A remarkably good
sire, and his get
have found ready
buyers from Eng-
land at long prices.

His granddaughter.
Uncle Peter's Gold
en Del, 157354. sold
in our '01 sale to
Biltmore Farms.
Biltmore, V C , and
has made the phe-
nomenal record of
1.341'. lbs. of milk
and 80 lbs. 13 ozs. of
churned butter in 30
days. One week. 20
lbs. of butter.

Oxford Lily 2d,

P. 5732. H. C
Par. prize. Aug.. '95,
and May, '98.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

Rosette 5 th.

P. 2881, H. C-
A very rich ad per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880. II C
Forfarshire, P. 2914.

H. C.
3 Champion winners.

f Ravachol. P. 2032, C.

I By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C Show, '96, '97.

(See front page A.)

| Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin, '92.
Dam of Little Emi-
nence. 122506, 21
lbs. 6 ozs.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C
Sire of Prosper, Parish
pr., '97; Hope's Re-
gina, 2d over Eng. ;
and other winners.

Tula. P. 5323, H. C.

1st over Jer., '94.

Par. pr.. Class 2, '94.

Closely related to
Mona's Glory, P.
2404, H. C, who
won 1st prize over
Jer.. Aug., '97; and
has sired numerous
butter tested cows.

Xunthorpe.

P. 1769, H. C
Sire of

Uncle Peter. P. 2115,
II. C-, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our '01 sale for
SI, 000. and her heif-
er calf, by Flying
Fox, sold in same
sale for Si, 250.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H- C.
1st H. B. over Jer., '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '91 .
Reserve Champion

Cup. '91.
1st over Jer. Champion

Cup. '93.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Sire of
Muriel, 1st over Jersey,

'00; 1st H. B. and

Par. prize. '00.
Lady Clair. 3d H. B.

and Par. pr.. 00.

Full brother to Morion,

P. 1690, H.C, sire of
The Owl. P. 2195.
H. C.

Oxford Lily.

P. 3468. H. C

Sarabond, P. 797. H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C
Had few equals as a

dairy cow in her day

on the Island.

Orme, P. 1660. II. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. \\ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.

Ro^tte 5th,

P, 2881. H C

now named
Sultana's Rosette..
149740. A. J. C. C.

Courage. P. 181 V C
Mr. Francis Le Brocq,
the best judge of
Jerseys on the Is
land, told us that
the bull Courage
was the best son of
Golden Lad.

i Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C-

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H.C

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr.. '94.

Traveler. P. 280. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C
Son of Golden Lad.

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450, H. C
1st over Jer. May. ''4

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Mistake. P. 4562. C.

Half-sister to Dairy's
Golden, winner of
many prizes in Eng.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C
Sire of

Golden Lad's F a w n
Duchess. 16653S. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5
in 30 days.

And 30 others

Alicante. P. 3880, II C
1st prize winner over
Jersey, '91.

Cicero, P. 266, II. C.
1st pr. over Jer.. '82
Sold at our sale. < k t .
'82, for 53,100.

Sultane, P. 7. II C.
2d pr. over Jer. '70.
1st p.. St. Saviour. '70.
1st H. B . 71

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. II. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d.
P. 3056. H C

2d pr. over Jer , '92.
Parish prize. '94,

Count Wolseley,

P. 928. H. C.
Sire of in a n y noted

COWS, including:
Aluante. P. 3880. H.C
Oxford Rose. P. 3787.

C-

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816, H. C.

Due to calve April 22, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for
whose extended pedigree see No. 2G of catalog. The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble is Oxford Triumph. P. 12120. H. C, public
butter test, May, 'OS. 1 lb. 1 1 ozs . 107 days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford I, ad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of I Kiord Ever,
P. 8370, H. C, who is also dam of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow, Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 18. Cow.

NOBLE'S JOLLY COWSLIP, 353249, A. J. C. C.

(Cowslip 50th, P. 18756, C.)

Bred by H. Falla. St. John, Island of Jersey.

Born December 2, 1911.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very stylish golden fawn, of undeniable milky
type; thin, long, flat neck; high, sharp withers;
long, deep, well-ribbed body; prominent milk veins;
lean hind quarters, long rump and prominent hips;
thin, long tail, with beautiful switch; large, well-
balanced udder, and long teats squarely placed.
Her dam is a great dairy cow, rich milker, testing an
average of 6.26 per cent, butter fat for the year, and
is dam of the highest testing daughter of Fancy's
Pioneer, who made 694 lbs. 8 ozs. butter in one year.

Sire

NOBLE'S
JOLLY SULTAN,
P. 4156, H.C.

(97181, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr. over Jer., Class
8, 23 entries, Aug.,
"10.

1st pr., "Voisin Spe-
cial," bull any age
(Championship over
Jersey), Aug., '10.

1st prize, Class 3, 9
entries, Apr., '10.

Sire of 1 1 butter test
cows, including:

Jolly Sultan's Pet,
252226, in Register
of Merit, Class A,
592 lbs. 9 ozs. butter.
5 yrs. 4 mos. old;
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for S210, to Mr.
W. R. Wood, New-
burg, N. Y.

Maitland's Noble Sul-
t ana, 287790, in
Register of M e r i t,
Class AA, 520 lbs. 13
ozs. butter, 4 yrs. 8
mos. old; sold in our
'13 auction for $500,
to Dosoris Park,
Glen Cove, N. Y.

Handsome Sulta na,
302482, in Register
of Merit, Class A,
514 lbs. 9 ozs. but-
ter, 5 yrs. old

Sally's Sultanne,
302493, in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
453 lbs. 2 ozs. but-
ter, 3 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Noble's Jolly Surprise,
in Register of Merit,
Class A, 441 lbs. 7
ozs., 2 yrs. 2 mos.
old.

Noble's Jolly Tootles,
301890, in Register
of Merit. 18 lbs. 6£
ozs. butter in 7 days,
3 yrs. 8 mos. old.

Catrin, public butter
test, 1 lb. 14J ozs. in
24 hrs., 3 yrs. old.

Maufant Beauty 6th, I
lb. 14 ozs., 2 yrs. old,
143 days after
calving.
(See following pages
for further par-
ticulars.)

Dam
COWSLIP 36th,
P. 13681, H.C.

Official record on Is-
land of Jersey, 52 1.69
lbs. butter in 326
days ; average test,
6.26 per cent, butter
fat.

She is also dam of Pio-
neer's Fancy Cow-
slip, 306593, the
highest testing
daughter of Fancy's
Pioneer, entered in
Register of M e r i t,
694 lbs. 8 ozs. but-
ter, 8,923 lbs. 14.4
ozs. milk ; average
test, 6 per cent, fat;
sold in our '14 auc-
tion at the "bar-
gain" price of $135,
to Mr. George T.
Chaffee, Rutland,
Vt. (Was dry when
sold, and not in con-
dition.)

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C-
(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
3d over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '08.
1st over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '10.
Sold at our '11 auction

for $15,000.
Sire of 37 tested cows.

Young Jolly Sultane,
269762, A. J. C. C.

(Jolly Sultane,

P. 11003, H. C)

Granddaughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C., and her nearest
living relative, with
the exception of
Golden S u 1 tana,
dam of Sultana's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Cham, bull, Nat.
Dairy S., '11.

Sold in our '12 auction
to White Horse
Farm, Paoli, Pa.

Aurifer. P. 3716, H. C.

Reserve over Jersey,
Class 1, Apr., '05.

2d over Jer., Class 7,
Aug., '05.

Sire of

Albani 3d, P. 13581,
C, public butter
test, May, '11, 2 lbs.
3-£ ozs., 123 days
in milk. (Now
named Aurifer's
Lady, 269769, and
sold in our '12 auc-
tion for §560, to Mr.
Heulings Lippincott,
of New Jersey.)

Brighton. P. 4043, H.
C, Reserve over
Jersey, bulls from
tested dams, Aug.,
'09.

Miss Viola's Daughter,
196245, A. J. C. C,
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $700.

Fleet's Laurel, P.
13537, H.C. (240031,
A. J. C. C), butter
test, 16 lbs. 1 oz. in
7 days.

Cowslip 32d,

P. 11573, H. C.

Out of same dam as
our sensational
Noble of Oaklands
bull, Cowslip's Gold-
en Noble, P. 4498,
H. C-, who is sire of:

Ocean Cowslip, 1st pr.
in a class of 69 year-
ling heifers. Royal
Show, Jersey, May,
'12; 1st prize in a
class of 56, May, '13.

Brampton Cowslip's
Blue Belle, 1st prize
2 -year-old heifer at
the great Dominion
Exhibition, Toronto,
Can., '13.

Lily's Cowslip, 2d pr.
yearling heifer in a
class of 37, Aug., '13.

And other winners, in-
cluding six Parish
prize winners at the
'13 Island shows.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, Grand
Champion, San An-
tonio, Tex., '09.

Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760, A. J. C. C

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143. H. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Blue Belle sold in our '04 auction sale to Mr*
Howard Willets, "Gedney Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for $3,600. Dam of Caumais
Lad, P. 2257, H. C, sire of Financial King. P.
2624, H. C, and Guenon's Lad, both noted
sires. Dam of Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5* ozs. Dam
of Golden Lad's Blue Belle, sold in our '03
sale for $1,725. Dam of Blue Belle 6th and
7th, and of Blue Belle's Handsome Fox.
Also dam of Blue Belle's Golden Fern, 69196,
that sold as a calf for $3,000.
I Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Kiva, P. 759, H. C.

Cetewayo, his grand-
sire, is also sire of
E v e r t o n King,
whose daughter is
dam of Boyle.

. Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
lstpr., St. Saviour,'70.

f Senator, P. 2759, H. C.

Sire of Astor, P. 3042,

H. C, 1st over Jer.,

Aug., '02, and Apr.,

'03.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01 ; and has
milked over 40 lbs.
per day with first
calf.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.
(See below.)

Young Sultane,
P. 2895, C.

Her half-sister, Sul-
tane 9th, P. 1145,
H. C, is dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700, at
same time her son,
Sultana's Oxford
Lad, sold for $11, 100.

Leda's Golden Lad,

P. 3063, H. C.
1st and Sweepstakes,

St. Martin Show, '01

and '02.
Sire of many prize

winners and public

test cows, the latter

including Dorothy's

Pearl, Certificate of

Merit and 3d God-

dington pr., May,

'07, 1 lb. 15| ozs.,

1 19 days in milk.

Fawn Lass,

P. 6462. H. C.

Winner of Certificate
of Merit, 2 lbs. 1 oz.,
66 days in milk; Sil-
ver Medal in public
butter test, May,
'00, 1 lb. 15£ ozs.,
228 days in milk.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.

Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, [08 ; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.
Sire of 21 tested cows; and of Viola's Golden Jolly, sire of 5 in Register of

Merit.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st p. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538,* 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Ora, 127228, 16
lbs. l£ ozs.

And 30 others.

Gamboge's Lad,

P. 1798, H. C.

Reserve over Jersey,

Class 2, Apr., '94.

Promptitude 2d,
P. 2325, C.
Certificate of Merit in

butter test, May, '97 ,

2 lbs. i oz.
Dam of four Certifi-

c a t e of Merit

winners.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2}
ozs. , 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 22 other cows
with butter tests.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20 qts.

daily.

Bute, P. 328, C.

Half-brother to Cete-
wayo 2d, who sired
Brown Fern 2d.

Golden Princess,
F. 2624, C.

Sultan, F. 58, H. C.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sire of Golden Fern's
Sensation, 1st prize,
Ohio, '03; 1st prize.
Cham, and Grand
Champion, Illinois
State Fair, '04.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.
Dam of Leda's Prince,

1st prize, Tunbridge

Wells, England, '01.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Gamboge's
Pride, P. 4508, H.
C-, 1 lb. 12£ ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours; 2
lbs. 7} ozs.; 2 lbs. 2\
ozs. (217 days in
milk); 2 lbs. b\ ozs.;
2 lbs. 4 '\ ozs.; and
several other tests.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

1st and Champion at
N.C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sire of 29 butter tested

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881. H. C
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey. '99.

Bobby 5th, P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
IjP. 2493, C

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of Cetewayo's Sil-
ver Bell, 17 lbs. 2i
ozs. ; and 3 others.

. Reita, F. 1688, C.

Prince of Wales.

1st pr. over Jer., '65.

2d Eng. Roy., '65.

Flower, F. 53. H. C.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Golden Pearl,

P. 1975, H. C.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C
2d St. Martin, '92.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882, H. C.

His grandsire, Nestor
is a son of Happy,
F. 309. H. Cm that
appears in the pedi-
grees of Brookhill
Rose 2d and the
great bull. Trial,
sire of Finance and
Magyarland.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C
(For full particulars,
see front page A.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C. ■

Winner of Parish prize, Royal Show, Island of
Jersey, May, '02.

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island as the
"£1,000 cow," as her owner would not part
with her at that figure.

She is one of the best daughters ever sired by
Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, and her dam.
Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C, is by Carlo, P. 180,
H. Cm whose daughter, Lily Brown, is dam of
Golden Lily, who won 1st prize over Jersey,
and is the dam of Mon Plaisir, P. 2548, H. C.
1st prize over Jersey and Champion, '98; sold
in our '01 auction for $3,500.

Cowslip 16th is also dam of:

Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C, winner
of 1st prize over Jer.. at the bull show, April,
'12, shown with his get. He was used exten-
sively in the herd of Mr. John A. Perree, secre-
tary of the Island Society, for 3 years.

Cowslip's Peer, P. 4695, H. C, and of 3 bulls with
tested daughters in Register of Merit, viz.:
Ajax, P. 2683, H. C; Cowslip's Astor, P. 3639,
H. Cm and Cowslip's Golden Lad, P. 3250, H. C.

Her son, Cowslip's Jolly Sultan, 103569, won
1st for "get of sire" at New Hampshire State
Fair, '15. (He was sold in our '12 auction for
$250, at 10 mos. old, to Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee,
Rutland, Vt.)

Cowslip 2d,

P. 810, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '85.

Parish prize, '86.

1st pr., St. John, '91.

Half-sister to Cicero's
Cowslip, P. 1105, H.
Cm 1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, '85; dam
of Cicero's Cowslip
3d, P. 3056, H. Cm
3d over Jer., '92; and
dam of the bulls.
Pioneer and Morion
(sire of The Owl).

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H- C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. p. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Carlo. P. 180, C.

(5559, A. J. C. C.)
1st pr., St. John, '78.
Par., R. J. A. S., '78.
2d pr. over Jer., '79.
1st pr. over Jer., '80.

Sire of
Belle Dame 2d, 18 lbs.

12 ozs.
Miss Alexander 2d, 15

lbs. 10 ozs.
And 2 others.

Cowslip, P. 24, C.
1st St. John, '76, '80.
Par. pr., R. J. A. S.,
*79, '81.

Last calf, January 3, 1916, by General Cowslip, P. 4743, H. C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)
Bred March 28, 1916, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H C. (See notes at foot of following page.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 19. Cow.

ALABAMA'S EMINENCE, 353216, A. J. C. C.

(P. 16190, C.)

Bred by N. Le Gallais, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born November 13, 1909.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A capacious, richly colored fawn, with long, flat
neck, and great barrel, set on short, line legs; body
long, and of exceeding depth, with well-sprung ribs;
back straight and strong, broad at loins, with wide,
prominent hips; great length of rump; tail beautifully
set, thin and long, with generous switch; swings a
tremendous udder that "milks out"; large, squarely
placed teats. A very heavy milker, and a "sample"
of what the sons of Noble of Oaklands can do when
mated with good cows.

Sire
NOBLE'S

JOLLY SULTAN,
P. 4156, H. C.
(97181, A. J. C. C.)
1st prize, "Voisin Spe-
cial," bull any age,
Aug., '10.
1st prize, Class 3, Apr.,

'10.
1st pr. bull, 3 years or
over, National Dairy
Show, '11, in a class
of 8, defeating the
Cham, winners at
Illinois, Kentucky.
Ohio and Mich. State
Fairs; Nat. Jersey
Show, Shelbyville,
Ky., and Waterloo
(Iowa) Dairy Show.
Now in service at ' ' Lin-
den Grove."
Sire of 1 1 tested cows,
the two highest be-
i n g imported b y
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our auctions.
(See opposite page.)
His son, Rochette's
Jolly Sultan. 91998,
is sire of Jolly Sul-
tan's Minnie, in Reg-
ister of Merit, Class
A, 500 lbs. 12 ozs.
butter in 1 year, be-
ginning test at 1 yr.
1 1 mos. old.
Sire of numerous prize

winners, including:
Halley, 10635, E. H.
B., 1st prize yearling
bull and Reserve for
Champion, Oxford-
shire Show, Eng-
land, and other prs.
in '11.
Brampton Noble Sul-
tana 2d, 1st prize 3-
year-old, Toronto;
2d at Waterloo (9
entries), and 2d at
National Dairy S.
(13 entries), '14.
Cowslip's Jolly Sultan,
103569, whose prog-
eny won 1st for "get
of sire" at New
Hampshire State
Eair, '15; sold in our
'12 auction for $250,
at 10 mos. old.
He sired the dam of
Viola's Jolly Maid's
Prince, 114103. 1st
prize junior bull calf,
M ississippi- Alabama
Fair, '13.

Dam
{ ALABAMA'S

FANCY,
P. 8730, C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '13, 1 lb. 7 ozs.
in 24 hrs., at 14 yrs.
old, 232 days after
calving.

Her daughter, Ala-
bama's Fancy, is
dam of Mary You'll
Do, 306642. sold in
our '14 auction, as a
two-year-old, to Mr.
Lewis Hanson, Nut-
wood, Ohio.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)
Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.
Goddington purse, '02.
Sold in our *05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.
Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the
Island.
Among them are the
following with yr.'s
records :
Rose Fern Rosebud,

642 lbs. 1 1 ozs.
My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.
Eminent's Brookhill
Rose, 525 lbs. 13
ozs.
Eminent's Lady Mait-
land. 549 lbs. 2 ozs.
Eminent's Golden Lu-
cy. 524 lbs. 8 ozs.
Eminent's Grey Lady,

497 lbs. 12 ozs.
Eminent's Cocotte, 491

lbs. 10 ozs.
Eminent's Primrose,

511 lbs. 7 ozs.
Eminent's Honey-
moon, 592 lbs. 12
ozs.
Rosy of Oaklands, 524

lbs. 1 1 ozs.
Eminent's Nellie Gold,

473 lbs. 3 ozs.
Penshurst Mona, 466

lbs. 8 ozs.
Eminent s Lady Fox-
etta, 457 lbs. 10 ozs.
Sire of many bulls
with tested daugh-
ters, among them,
Eminent's Raleigh,
69011, sire of 48
tested cows, 24 of
them in Register of
Merit. Eminent's

Raleigh is sire of
Mabel's Raleigh, 25
in the list; Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, 40 in the
list; and other pro-
ducing sons.

Alabama 3d,

P. 2788. C.

Her sire, Trinity Boy,
P. 765, H. C, is a
grandson of Cicero,
7657 (P. 266, H. C).
sold in our '82 auc
tion for $3,100, who
has 9 tested daugh-
ters and a number of
producing bulls.

Her dam, Alabama 2d.
P. 1407, C., is a
granddaughter
of Farmer's Glory,
F. 274, H. C. sire of
9 tested cows; etc.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.j
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.
Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows, among them:
Eminent 2d, 1st
State's prize over
Jersey, '01 and '02
(with his progeny);
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000; s.re
of 81 tested daugh-
ters.
Flying Fox, Champion
w nner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
in our '02 auction
for $7,500; sire of 26
tested daughters and
prize winners.
Lady Aldan, 1st over
Jer. and Blythwood
Bowl, Aug., '09.
Napoleon Bonaparte,
1st over Jer., '99 and
'00.
Dreyfus, 1st over Jer.,

April. '01.
Redfern's Rainbow,
1st over Jer.. Aug.,
'00.
White Rosebud, 1st

over England, '02.
Emmeline, 1st over

Jer., '00 and '01.
Mabelle, 1st over Jer.,

Aug., '99.
Golden Fern's Sensa-
tion, winner 2d pr.,
at the great St.
Louis Show, '04, and
sold at auction for
$2,250.
Golden Sultana, 3d pr.
at the St. Louis
Show and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700.
Sensational Fern, sold
in our '07 auction
for $10,200, at 8
mos. old; sire of 12
in the Register of
Merit.
Sire of 27 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Goldenjolly,
sire of 24; Eminent
2d, sire of 81 ; etc.

Imminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the "Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter,
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls, Stockwell,
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc.

Eminent. P. 1842. H

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of
"Speckled Ban d,"
public butter test, 2
lbs. 3J ozs., 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7J ozs.
of butter in 24 hours
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,200 to Mr. A. B.
Lewis.
Tula, P. 5323, H. C.
1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, '94; dam
of Rill, P. 6982, H.
C. (65 lbs. milk in
one day) , the dam
of Eminent's Ra-
leigh, 69011.
Fontaine's King. P.
2207, H. Cm sire of
Caiest. P. 2591, H.
C, who sired the
dam of Gamboge's
Knight, P. 3645, H.
C; also sire of
Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C.
Mabel 38th, P. 6311,
H. C. dam of
Mabel's Poet.
Fontaine 7th, P. 5391,
H. C., 1st prize and
Br. Medal, Grouville
Show, '98; and Fon-
taine 9th, P. 6039,
H. C, public butter
test, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.,
in 24 hours.
And many other fa-
mous animals.
During our visit to the
Island of Jersey, for
a number of years,
it has always been
our great pleasure to
examine the daugh-
ters of the famous
bull Boyle. They
were of great size,
carrying beautiful
heads; thin, tons
necks; strong,
straight backs; the
very best of loins;
broad hips; sharp
withers; "bread
baskets" wide and
deep, which alone
told the tale.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d pr. over the Island

and Par. prize, '94.
One of the grandest

dairy cows ever

known on the

Island.

C., sire of 3 tested cows,
including Imp. Agenoria's Lass, 20 lbs. 10 ozs.
in 7 days, who has a daughter testing 19 lbs.
14 ozs., and a son with 2 in Register of Merit.
Eminent also sired Reminder, P. 2419, H. C-.
sire of 7 tested cows; and he has 4 untested
daughters that are the dams of 7 tested cows.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.
And 30other tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.
Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.
His double grandson,
Golden Fern's Lad
(same in blood as a
son), has 18 sons
with daughters in
the Register of
Merit.
Golden Fern's Lad is
sire of Flying Fox,
who is sire of 21 sons
with daughters in
the Register of
Merit, more than
any other bull, im-
ported or domestic.
(Flying Fox was sold
in our '02 auction for
$7,500.)
Golden Fern's Lad is
also sire of Eminent
2d, P. 2532. H. C,
who was sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,000, and has 12
sons with daughters
in the Register of
Merit, led by Emi-
nent's Raleigh, who
has 48 tested daugh-
ters, 24 of them in
Register of M e r i t.
Eminent's Raleigh
is also sire of Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy,
sire of 37 in Register
of Merit.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows,
including:

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
10$ ozs.

Sandgate. 122509. 20
lbs. I0J ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
1 \ ozs.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94. '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
H. C. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin, 252122).
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test.
May, '07. 2 lbs. 5J
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.
including S u 1 1 a n e
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England; butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 i ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.

His daughter. Lady
Rose. P. 3962, H. C,
winner of Par. prize,
Aug., '97, is dam of
Sultan's Golden
Rose. 213891. with
a public butter test
of 1 lb. 14 J ozs. in
24 hours; entered in
Register of Merit,
with a record of
8,410 lbs. 4.8 ozs.
milk, 489 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter, in 1 year,
when ten years old.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '88.

2dH. B. pr. ov. J., '88.

2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

1 lb. 14i ozs. butter.

Out of the same dam
as Golden Lad 2d,
sire of Golden Lad's
Mermaid, sold at our
auction, May, '02,
for $1,100; Golden
Lad's Blue Belle,
sold at our auction.
May, '03, for $1,725;
and many other cele-
brated animals.

Everton King.
P. 390, C.

A remarkable sire of
grand cows of mag-
nificent dairy type.
inheriting the same
from his illustrious
dam, Quality, who
won 1st prize and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Show. '82.
and made 16 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter. Many
years ago. when on
the Island, we were
so taken with Qual-
ity that we bought.
at a long price, her
son, Everton King,
and left him on the
Island to be bred to
our cows before ship-
* ment to America.
Quality is also dam
of the great bull.
Happy, F. 309, C,
that left a grand lot
of dairy* cows on the
Island.*

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land. '82.

One of the very best
cows of the great
Fontaine family.

Cetewayo 2d.

P. 370. H. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Eminence, F.
7124. H. &, dam of
Little E m i n e n ce,
122506. 21 lbs. 6
ozs.; Eminence of
the Island. 15 lbs. 10
ozs; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532. H. C. (see
a. left).

Last calf, January 26, 1915, by Ulster, P. 5226, C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)
Bred March 31, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize, with his progeny, in
a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 2-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14 (68
entries), also the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, Mav, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Champion-
ship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to, if
not more than. 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, 95700, A. J. C. C; P. 3909, H. C.

SOLD; IN OUR 1911 AUCTION FOR $15,000 (THE WORLD'S RECORD PRICE) TO MR. JAMES B. HAGGIN,

OWNER OF ELMENDORF FARM, LEXINGTON, KY.

Noble of Oaklands won First Prize, St. Saviour Show, 1907; First over Jersey, April, 1910, for bull and progeny.
Noble of Oaklands and his sons won all First Prizes at the Island of Jersey Bull Show, April, 1910.
In 1911, two sons won two out of four First Prizes at the April Bull Show.

More than 200 First Prizes and Championships stand to the credit of Noble of Oaklands and his get.

SIRE OF 37 BUTTER TEST COWS, AND OF 2S PRODUCING BULLS.

Noble of Oaklands, like a number of other bulls sold from "Linden Grove," has been criticised in some quarters, in many cases
by the unwise or jealous. Noble of Oaklands may have made some "breaks" when crossed with a cow of medium class,
but most importers going to the Island are greatly impressed with the get of the sons of Noble of Oaklands, and it is these
that are "writing history" about their sire. A special attraction of this auction will be A SPLENDID LINE OF COWS
AND HEIFERS SIRED BY SONS OF NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, 95700. Right at this place in the catalog will be found
a string of granddaughters of Noble of Oaklands, beginning with No. 17, and others will be found elsewhere in the catalog.
The daughters of Noble's Jolly Sultan, P. 4156, H. C; Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 449S, H. C; Golden Fern's Noble, P.
4570, H. C; Agatha's Oxford Noble, P. 4S50, H. C; and Pretty Noble, P. 4626, H. C, will open the eyes of breeders to how
the sons of Noble of Oaklands are "breeding on."

What a record this family has made in the five years since Noble of Oaklands was sold here for the highest price ever paid for
a Jersey bull! His list of official test daughters has quickly grown to 37, the best of which is Noble's Handsome Queen,
235197, who was sold in our 1910 auction for $875, to Bowmont Farms, Salem, Va., where she lately qualified for the Register
of Merit, Class A, with 614 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in one vear. It may not be generally known, but Noble of Oaklands has
sired 28 BULLS THAT HAVE OFFICIAL TEST DAUGHTERS."

IN THIS AUCTION THERE ARE ALSO FIVE DAUGHTERS OF NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, (SEE NOS. 32, 33, 34, 75, 139.)

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JOLLY SULTAN'S ASHLEY QUEEN, 353237, A. J. C. C.

A Highly[C'ommended Daughter of Noble's Jolly Sultan, P, 4156, H. C. ; Both Parents Highly Commended.
ONE OF FIVE SPLENDID DAUGHTERS OF THIS IMPRESSIVE "NOBLE OF OAKLANDS" SIRE.

All of them great dairy cows, milking from 20 to 24 quarts when fresh. (See Nos. 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 of catalog.)

NOBLE'S JOLLY SULTAN, 87181, A. J. C. C.
(P. 4156, H. C.)

Won Championship over the Island of Jersey, and First Prize in his class (23 entries) at the Royal Show, August, 1910. Also

First Prize in his class (9 entries) at the Royal Show, April, 1910.
Won First Prize in Aged Bull class (S entries) at the National Dairy Show, 1911, defeating the Champion winners of the Illinois,

Kentucky, Ohio, Michigan andgMinnesota State Fairs, the Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, the National Dairy Show, in 1911!

and the Champion bull over the Island in 1909.
Sire of 11 official test cows, the two best of which were imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our auctions.
His son, Rochette's Jolly Sultan, 91998, is sire of Jolly Sultan's Minnie, in Register of Merit, 500 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in 1 year,

beginning test when 1 yr. 11 mos. old.
Sire of numerous prize winners, including:

Halley, 10635, E. H. B., 1st prize yearling bull and Reserve for Champion, Oxfordshire Show, England, and other prizes in '11.
Brampton Noble Sultana 2d, 1st prize 3-year-old, Toronto; 2d at Waterloo (9 entries) and 2d at Nat. Dairy Show (13 entries),

'14.
Cowslip's Jolly Sultan, 103569, whose progeny won 1st for "get of sire" at New Hampshire State Fair, '15; sold in our '12 auc-
tion for $250, at 10 mos. old.
Noble's Jolly Sultan also sired the dam of Viola's Jolly Maid's Prince, 114103, 1st prize junior bull calf, Mississippi- Alabama

Fair, '13.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 20. Cow.

JOLLY SULTAN'S ASHLEY QUEEN, 353237, A. J.

(Ashley Queenie, P. 18755, H, C.)

c. c.

Bred by George Quenault, St. John, Island of
Jersey.

Born August 3, 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A magnificent dairy cow, and a handsome one;
carries no surplus flesh, and has all the signs of a
great worker; thin, long, flat neck; sharp withers;
prominent spine; very deep body; straight back and
prominent hips; tail beautifully set, thin and long,
with luxuriant switch; tremendous udder, that
milks out well, very deep, full in front, with long,
squarely placed teats. A deep and easy milker.

f Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in) our '04 sale
for $3,600.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, Grand
Champion, San An-
tonio, Tex., '09.

f

Sire
NOBLE'S
JOLLY SULTAN,
P. 4156, H. C.
(97181, A. J. C. C.)

(See opposite page.)
Sire of 11 butter test

cows, including:
Jolly Sultan's Pet, 252-
226, in Register of
Merit, Class A, 592
lbs. 9 ozs. butter,
5 yrs. 4 mos. old;
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $210, to
Mr. W. R. Wood,
Newburg, N. Y.
Maitland's Noble Sul-
tana, 2S7790, in Re-
gister of Merit, Class
AA, 520 lbs. 13 ozs.
butter, 4 yrs. 8 mos.
old; sold in our '13
auction for $500, to
Dosoris Park, Glen
Cove, N. Y.
Handsome Su It an a,
302482, in Register
of Merit, Class A,
5141bs. 9 ozs. butter,
5 yrs. old.
Sally's Sultanne, 302-
493, in Register of
Merit, Class AA, 453
lbs. 2 ozs. butter, 3
yrs. 3 mos. old.
Noble's Jolly Surprise,
in Register of Merit,
Class A, 441 lbs. 7
ozs., 2 yrs. 2 mos.
old.
Noble's Jolly Tootles,
301890, in Register
of Merit, IS lbs. 6*
ozs. butter in 7
days, 3 yrs. 8 mos.
old.
Catrin, public butter
test, 1 lb. I4'i ozs.'
in 24 hrs., 3 yrs. old.
Maufant Beauty 6th,
1 lb. 14 ozs., 2 yrs.
old, 143 days after
calving.
Sultan's Cream Bread,
1 lb. 10£ ozs., 2 yrs.
old, 145 days after
calving.

Dam

ASHLEY KING'S

QUEEN,
290351, A.J. C. C.

(ASHLEY QUEEN,
P. 12044, H. C.)

Her dam also produced
Willow Lassie, 235-
980, dam of Willow
Lassie's Queen, in
Register of Merit,
361 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 2 yrs.
old.

Her sire produced Ash-
ley King's Star, 235-
091, sold at auction
for $650; and sired
the dam of Com-
bination's Ashley
Belle, sold in our '13
auction for $1 ,000
(see No. 3 of cata-
log).

Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760, A. J. C. C.

(Shy. Fox,

P. 3143, II. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Blue Belle sold in our '04 auction sale to Mr.
Howard Willets, "Gedney Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for $3,600. Dam of Caumais
Lad, P. 2257, H. C. sire of Financial King, P.
2624, H. C, and Guenon's Lad, both noted
sires. Dam of Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5£ ozs. Dam
of Golden Lad's Blue Belle, sold in our '03
sale for $1,725. Dam of Blue Belle 6th and
7th, and of Blue Belle's Handsome Fox. Also
dam of Blue Belle's Golden Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for $3,000.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
3d over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '08.
1st over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '10.
Sold at our '1 1 auction

for $15,000.
Special pr. ($250 Silver

Trophy) at National

Dairy Show, '11, for

"get of sire, 4 to 8

animals, either sex,

irrespective of age or

ownership," was

won by 3 of his sons

and 5 daughters.
His 37 tested daugh-
ters include:
Noble's Handsome f Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Won in public butter
test, May, '04, pro-
ducing 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

Sold in our 'II auction
for $7,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '98.
1st at 3-Par. Show,'

,'99.

[ Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H.

Fying Fox,

P. 2729, II. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2\
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville. 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 24 other cows
with butter tests.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20 qts.

daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '98.
1 st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

[ Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.

Queen, in Register
of Merit, 614 lbs. 3
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble'sGolden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 479 lbs. 1.6
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
Register of Merit,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Noble's Nursie, Regis-
ter of Merit, 440 lbs.
7 ozs. butter in 1 yr.

Young Jolly Sultane,
269762, A. J. C. C.

(Jolly Sultane,

P. 11003, H. C)

Granddaughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C, and her nearest
living relative, with
the exception of
Golden Sultana,
dam of Sultana's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Cham, bull, Nat.
Dairy S.. "11.

Sold in our '12 auc-
tion to White Horse
Farm, Paoli, Pa.

Ashley King,

P. 3327, H. C.

3d over Jersey, Class 2,
April, '04.

Sire of

Marguerite Rose, in
Register of Merit,
435 lbs. 14 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Surprise Bess, Gold
Medal winner in
Tring (England)
public butter test,
'08, 2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24
hours, at 3 years old,
105 days after calv-
ing.

[ Weeping Willow,
211596, A. J. C. C.

(Weeping Willow 2d,
P. 10665, C.)

Dam of Willow's
Stockwell, P. 4092,
C. (83352, H. C.)(
winner of St. John
Parish prize, Royal
Show, Apr., '08.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00.

A famous sire of butter cows and winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair. '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, Nat.onal Da ry Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, 'OS; and
many other winners.

Among his tested daughters are:

Farineuse Rosette, public butter test. May, '10, 2 lbs. 4$ ozs., 134 days in
milk; Oct., '10, 1 lb. 14£ ozs., 283 days in milk.

Vanilla 3d, public butter test, May, '08, 2 lbs. 4,i ozs., 72 days in milk.

Jolly's Lass, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 15$ ozs., 101 days in milk.

Poppy Viola, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days in milk.

Nellie Taylor, public butter test, May, '09, 1 lb. \0l ozs., 198 days in milk.

Jolly Maiden, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 8$ ozs., 146 days in milk.

Twylish 9th, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 5 ozs., 153 days in milk.

Jess, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 3'i ozs., 178 days in milk.

Jolly Girl, public butter test, May, '06, 1 lb. 2\ ozs., 166 days in milk.

Sire of Viola's Golden Jolly, who sold in our May, '09, auction for $12,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96,'97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sire of -U butter tested

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey, '99.

Bobby 5th, P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
Champion over Jersey
5 yrs. in succession.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(For extended pedi-
gree, see front page

A.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

(J o 1 d e n Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

The bulls. Reminder
and Isonomy.

Grandam of Sultan's
Black Beauty, sold
for $3,000 in our
'07 sale.

Young Sultane,
P. 2895. C.

Her half-sister. Sul-
tane 9th, P. 1145,
H. C., is dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700, at
same time her son,
Sultana's Oxford
Lad, sold for $11,-
100.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 71
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Sire of

Eminent's Oxford
Pride, in Register of
Merit, 656 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Eminent's Honey-
moon, in Register of
Merit, 592 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in one
year.

Kittie 5th, P. 6289, C.

f Kiva, P. 759, H. C.

\ Cetewayo, his grand-
sire, is also sire of
Everton King,
whose daughter is
dam of Boyle.

Sultane, P. 7, II. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70
1st pr., St. Saviour,

70.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows. (See other
pedigrees.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Satisfaction, P. 3127,
H. C., 3d over Jer.,
'89.

Bute, P. 328, C.

Half-brother to Cete-
wayo 2d, who sired
Brown Fern 2d.

[ Golden Princess,
F. 2624, K. C.

( Sultan, F. 58, H. C.
] 1st p. over Jer., '67. '68.
i 1st Eng. Roy.. '68.

[ Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C. ,
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. Cm
dam of Aurea, P.
8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122).
public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. 5 J
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of Cetewayo's Sil-
ver Bell. 17 lbs. 2£
ozs.; and 3 others.

Reita, F. 1688, C.

Prince of Wales.
1st pr. over Jer., '65.
2d Eng. Roy., '65.

Flower, F. 53, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, 90.
Granddaughter

of Quality, F. 1748,

H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of Golden Lad's
Fawn Duchess,
166538. 23 lbs. 6 ozs.
in 7 days.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
H. Cm Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test. Oct., '03.

Last calf January 24, 1916, by Kingsway, P. 5158, H. C, a 1st prize winning son of Oxford You'll Do, P 4075, H C (Sent
to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Bred March 13, 1916, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize, with his progeny, in a class of 7 entries, at
the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 2-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14 (68 entries), also the 1st prize
3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Championship over the Island). He
has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to, if not more than, 900 lbs. butter
as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 21. Cow.

EASEL'S PRETTY ROSE, 353223, A. J. C. C.

(Easel's Rose, P. 17830, H. C.)

f Sire

NOBLE'S
JOLLY SULTAN,
P. 4156, H. C.

(97181, A. J. C.C.)

1st pr. over Jer.. Class
8, Aug., *10.

1st pr., "Voisin Spe-
cial," bull any age,
Aug., '10.

1st prize, Class 3, Apr.,
'10.

1st pr. bull, 3 yrs. or
over, Nat. Dairy
Show, '11, in a class
of 8, defeating the
Champion winners
at Illinois, Ken-
tucky, Ohio and
Mich. State Fairs,
Nat. Jersey Show,
Shelbyville, Ky.,and
Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show.

Now in service at "Liu-
den Grove."

Sire of 11 tested cows,
the two highest be-
i n g imported b y
"Linden Grove"' and
sold in our auctions.
(See preceding
pages.)

His son, Rochette's
Jolly Sultan, 91998,
is sire of Jolly Sul-
tan's Minnie, i n
Register of Merit,
Class A. 500 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year,
beginning test at 1
yr. 1 1 raos. old.

Sire of numerous prize
winners, including:

Halley, 10635, E. H.
B., 1st prize yearling
bull and Reserve for
Champion, Oxford-
shire Show, Eng-
land, and other prs.
in '11.

Brampton Noble Sul-
tana 2d, 1st prize 3-
year-o 1 d, Toronto,
2d at Waterloo (9
entries) and 2d at
Nat. Dairy Show (13
entries), '14.

Cowslip's Jolly Sultan,
103569, whose prog-
eny won 1st for "get
of sire" at New
Hampshire State
Fair, '15; sold in our
'12 auction for $250,
at 10 mos. old.

He sired the dam of
Viola's Jolly Maid's
Prince. 114103, 1st
prize junior bull
calf, Mississippi-Ala-
bama Fair, '13.

Dam

WHITE EASEL 2d,

P. 15263, H. C.

Bred by V. Risbecq, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born November 14, 1910.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper^&
Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket; few white
specks on belly; black-and-white tongue; black
switch.

An exceedingly attractive, rich brownish fawn;
has the long, deep, wedge shape favored by dairymen;
good head; Hat neck; very wide, well-ribbed barrel;
level back; strong loins and prominent hips; great
length of rump, with thin, well-set tail and a generous
dark switch; mellow, elastic hide and prominent milk
veins; large, beautiful udder, extending well out
behind, with good-sized and well-placed teats.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, II. C
(95700. A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

3d over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., 10.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $15,000.

Special pr. ($250 Silver
Trophy) at National
Dairy Show, '11, for
'•get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownershi p," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

His 37 tested daugh-
ters include:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, in Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 479 lbs. 1.6
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
Register of Merit,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3, (00.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, Grand
Champion, San An-
tonio, Tex., '09.

[ Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Won in public butter
test, May, '04, pro-
ducing 2 lbs. 12 ozs.
Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

Bobby's Shy Fox.
64760, A. J. C. C.

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307. H. C.

Nobleman.

P. 2555, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '98.
1st at 3-Par. Show, '99.

Bagatelle 2d,
P. 6564, H.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of h i-s
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2%
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 24 other cows
with butter tests.

Venus Violet.

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20 qts.

daily.

Young Jolly Sultane,
269762, A. J. C. C.

(Jolly Sultane,

P. 11003, H. C.)

Granddaughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C and her nearest
living relative, with
the exception of
Golden Sultana,
dam of Suit ana 's
Golden Jolly, Grand
Cham, bull, Nat.
Dairy S., '11.

Combination,

P. 3744, H. C.

(Combination of

St. Saviour,
SS245. A. J. C. C.)

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '06.

1st and Champion, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

Imported Sept., '09, by
T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Died when six years
old, thus his oppor-
tunities were
limited.

Sire of 17 butter tested
cows.

He also sired Com-
bust. 252167 (P.
14403, H. C), Reg-
ister of Merit re-
cord, 555 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sin was imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold for $700. She
won 1st prize at St.
Helier Show, Island
of Jer., '10; 1st prize
in 4 year-old class,
Illinois State Fair,
11; Gr. Cham, at
Mich. State Fair,' 15,

Raleigh's Easel,
252124, A. I. C- C.

(White Easel,

P. 11556, II. C),

Winner of 3d prize,
aged cow class, [
Grouville-St. Saviour
Show, '10.

Imported by "Linden
Grove."

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C— —

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00.

A famous sire of butter cows and winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and
many other winners.

Among his tested daughters are:

Farineuse Rosette, public butter test, May, '10, 2 lbs. 4h ozs., 134 days in
milk; Oct., '10, 1 lb. 14* ozs., 283 days in milk.

Vanilla 3d, public butter test, May, '08, 2 lbs. 4| ozs., 72 days in milk.

Jolly's Lass, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 15J ozs., 101 days in milk.

Poppy Viola, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days in milk.

Nellie Taylor, public butter test, May, '09, 1 lb. 10J ozs., 198 days in milk.

Jolly Maiden, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 8J ozs., 146 days in milk.

Twylish 9th, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 5 ozs., 153 days in milk.

Jess, public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 3£ ozs., 178 days in milk.

Jolly Girl, public butter test, May, '06, I lb. 2i ozs., 166 days in milk.

Sire of Viola's Golden Jolly, who sold in our May, '09, auction for $12,000.

Young Sultane,
P. 2895, C.

Her half sister, Sul-
tane 9th, P. 1145,
H. C, is dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700, at
same time her son,
Sultana's Oxford
Lad, sold for $11, 100.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviuur
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.

A magnificent cow,
imported to Amer-
ica by "Gedney
Farm."

Champion, St. He'ier
Show, '06.

Dam of Maitland Con-
stance. P. 10373, H.
C, 4th over Jersey,
Aug., '03, and May,
'04; dam of Mait-
land Catherine, P.
7279, C. Par. prize,
'99.

Eminent's Raleigh,

69011.
(Raleigh,

P. 3273, H. C.)
4th pr. over Jer., 03.
2d State's prize, '03.

Basel ^ Belle,

P. M53. C.

Kiva, P. 759, H. C.

Cetewayo, his grand-
sire, is also sire of
Everton King,
whose daughter is
dam of Boyle.

{ Sultane, P. 7, H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st pr., St. Saviour, '70.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

Agatha of Oaklands.

162101, A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H.C., J. H. B.
< official butter test, 2

lbs. 1-| ozs. in 24 hrs.,

being in milk 142

days.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Jersey Skater 4th,
P. 4166, H. C.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '96.

Sire of Guenon's Lad,
P. 2571, H. C, who
was selected by Prof.
M. A. Scovell to
head the herd at the
Experiment Station,
Lexington, Ky., and
proved himself a
very successful sire.

Easel 2d,

P. 3726, H. C.

Bute. P. 328, C.

Half-brother to Cete-
wayo 2d, who sired
Brown Fern 2d.

[ Golden Princess,
F. 2624, H. C.

' Sultan, F. 58, H. C.
1st p. over Jer., '67, '68.
1st Eng. Roy., '68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

' Ravachol, P. 2032. C.
By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam. he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess,
of Oaklands.
P. 8640, H. C.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Golden Pride,

P. 1903, H. C.

Sire of Caumais Lad,
P. 2557, H. C -. who
sired Financial King,
P. 2624, H. C. and
Guenon's Lad, a fa-
mous prize winner,
sire of many tested
cows, and sold for
$4,000.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, II. C.

Standard,

P. 1056, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Easel, F. 2343, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sire of 31 butter tested
cows.

[ Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C-,
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey, '99.

Bobby 5th, P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

' Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(For full particulars,
see front page A.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1 st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, "98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham.
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

The bulls. Reminder
and Isonomy.

Grandam of Sultan's
Black Beauty, sold
for $3,000 in our
'07 sale.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of Cetewayo's Sil-
ver Bell, 17 lbs. 2£
ozs.; and 3 others.

Reita, F. 1688, C.

Prince of Wales.

1st pr. over Jer., '65.

2d Eng. Roy., '65.

Flower, F. 53, H. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.
Sire of 3 tested cows.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox.

Courage. P. 1813, C.
His dam is a daughter

of Oxford Daisy. F.

6816. H. C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver
age of $527 a head.

Cherry Belle,

F. 7791, H. C

Meadow Boy,

P. 1193. C.

Grisette, P. 2058. H. C

i '.rami dairy cow,

milking from 18 to

20 quarts daily, and

very persistent.

Wdlard, P. 836, H. C.

My the same sire as
Count Wolseley, P.
928. H. Cm winner of
1st over Jersey.

Rozel's Buttercup 2d,
P. 1562. C.

Due to calve April 27, 1916,
San Antonio, Texas.)

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IMPORTED COWSLIP'S GOLDEN NOBLE, 120789, A. J. C. C.

(Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C.)
Winner of First Prize over Jersey, Shown With His Progeny, at the April, 1912, Bull Show.

A FEW FACTS ABOUT COWSLIP'S GOLDEN NOBLE.

One of the youngest sons of the sensational Golden Lad cow, Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C, whose picture is shown on following

page; a'nd sired by the distinguished Noble of Oaklands, 95700, imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1911 auction

for $15,000, to Elmendorf Farm, Lexington, Ky.
Imported by "Linden Grove" after an intimate acquaintance with many of his family, having imported six out of seven of the

nearest ancestors on his sire's side, and four of the progeny of his dam, besides so many of her sisters and brothers by the

same sire that we cannot count them.
Now registered as Imp. Cowslip's Golden Noble, 120789, A. J. C. C, and owned by Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, in whose celebrated Fal-

furrias Herd his progeny are sure to be creditably developed and exploited.
WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE, shown with five of his progeny, Royal Show, Jersey, April, 1912; defeating Oxford Majesty, P.

4057, H. C. (second prize), and Royal Guide, P. 4104, C. (third prize). Cowslip's Golden Noble was shown with two calves

under a year old, one heifer 12 months old and two 15 months old. Oxford Majesty was shown with two 3-year-olds and

three 2-year-olds.

SIRE OF

Two in Register of Merit, Class A, averaging 452 lbs. 12 i ozs. butter in one year, average age at beginning of test, 24 months.

The winners of First Prizes at Royal Shows on the Island, May, 1912 (69 entries); May, 1913 (56 entries), and May, 1915
(46 entries).

The Sweepstakes bull at Southern Louisiana Fair, the first prize two-year-old heifers at Toronto Exposition, New Jersey
and Virginia State Fairs, 1914.

The first prize two-year-old bull at Indiana State Fair, 1915.

The first prize heifer calf at New York and Connecticut State Fairs, 1914.

The Junior Champion heifer at Mississippi-Alabama Fair, Kentucky State Fair and Tri-State Fair (Memphis, Tenn.), 1915.

The first prize and fourth prize heifers-in-milk, 46 entries, at the Royal Jersey Show, May, 1915.

The winners of fourteen Parish prizes at Royal Shows on the Island of Jersey within four years.

And many other prizes.
Eight of his heifers (four of them yearlings and calves) have sold in our auctions for an average of $400.

a three-year-old sold in our 1914 auction for $S00 each.
COWSLIP'S GOLDEN NOBLE, like every other bull exploited by "Linden Grove," has made good. As ■

catalog; He is no freak or accident. He has the blood, and the power, and has "delivered the goods.

two-year-old and
said in our 1914

COWSLIP 16th, P. 6084, H. C.

"THE-FIVE-THOUSAND-DOLLAR COW."

(Dam of Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C— See Preceding Page.)

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island of Jersey as "the five-thousand-dollar cow," as her owner would not part with her at that
figure. .She is one of the best daughters ever gotten by Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C. ; and her dam, Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C,
is by Carlo, P. 180, H. C, whose daughter, Lily Brown, is dam of Golden Lily, who won first prize over Jersey and is dam
of Hon Plaisir, P. 2548, H. C, first prize over Jersev and Champion, 1898, who sold in our May 1!)()1 auction for $3,500.
Mon Plaisir produced the sire of VESTA'S DAISY, World's Champion Public Test Cow, and his half-brother, Hamley (also
imported by "Linden Grove") sired her dam.

COWSLIP 16TH IS THE HEAD OF A WONDERFUL FAMILY.

One of her daughters and a granddaughter have sold in our auctions for more than $1,200 each. Another daughter, imported

by us sixteen years ago, was sold in our 1900 auction to the late Dr. 11. M. Howe, Bristol, R. I., of "Gilderoy" fame.
Her son, Cowslip's Jolly Sultan, 103569, sold in our 1912 auction for $250, at 12 months old, sired the group winning first prize

for "get of sire" at New Hampshire State Fair, 1915.
She produced the sire of Mrs. Hcnning's Clair Val Darkie, 790 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in one year (Register of Merit, Class A).
She produced the sire of Red Chief, who produced the butter test cow, Pansy 6th, dam of the public test cow. Pansy 8th.
Slu' produced the sire of Ajax Areola, dam of Gamboge's Areola, 532 lbs. 11 ozs. butter in 1 year I Register of Merit, Class A).
She produced the sire of Hamley's Solid Gold, 565 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in 1 year (Register of Merit, Class AA).
She produced the sire of Cowslip's Golden Beauty, 437 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year (Register of Merit, Class AA), sold in our

1911 auction for $1,250; dam of Cowslip's Fawn Beauty, 626 lbs. butter in 1 year, 3 vcars 7 months old (sold in our 1912

auction for $200 at 24 months old).
She produced the sire of Cowslip's Golden Finance, Grand Champion cow at Illinois State Fair, 1913.
She produced the sire of Gold Orange, 69945, whose daughter, Glenburnie Mallow, made 624 lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 1 year (Reg

istcr of Merit, Class AA), and whose five Register of Merit granddaughters include Fritzie Clark, 716 lbs. 15 ozs. butter

(Class A).
She produced the sire of Miss Elvire, 463 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 vear (Register of Merit, Class AA), who is dam of Klviriau Lad,

Grand Champion bull at Illinois State Fair, 1913, and Kentucky State Fair, 1914.
She produced the sire of Woodbine of Allen Dale, Grand Champion cow, Tri-State Fair, Memphis, Term., 1912.
She produced the dam of Noble's Fawn Cowslip, Grand Champion at New Jersey State Fair, 1914. (Sold in our 1914 auction

for $350. i
She is dam of Aurifer's Golden Cowslip, sold in our 1914 auction for $1,275.

She produced the sire of Cowslip's Oxford, first prize senior bull calf, Walla Walla (Wash.) Fair, 1913.
She produced the sire of Ocean Cowslip, first prize at Royal Show on two occasions. 69 and .~>li entries (sold in our auction for

$800).
She produced the parents of many other winners and butter test cows, too numerous to mention.

Her daughter, Cowslip 32d, P, 11573, H. C, is]dam of Oaklands' Cowslip, 353218, No. 34 of this catalog, and grandam of Noble's
Jolly Cowslip, 353249, No. 18 of catalog.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 22. Cow.

HILLSIDE GOLDEN ROD, 353267, A. J. C. C.

(P, 20331, H. C.)

Bred by P. & H. Abler, St. Clement, Island of
Jersey.

Born August 29, 1912.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons,

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A deep greyish fawn, of striking development for
her age; great scale and stamina, with a deep, roomy
barrel; straight, strong back; very wide, prominent
hips and long rump; Hat neck; clean shoulders and
sharp withers; body long, splendidly ribbed; good
milk veins; udder of beautiful shape, square in front,
with good-sized teats well placed. Here is size,
with quality.

f Sire

COWSLIP'S
GOLDEN NOBLE,
P. 4498, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer. at the bull show,
April, '12, shown
with his get.

He was used extensive-
ly in the herd of Mr.
John A. Penec,
Secretary of the Is-
land Society, for 3
years.

His dam, Cowslip
16th. P. 6084, H. C,
has 3 sons with test-
ed daughters in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Her son, Cowsli p's
Golden Lad, pro-
duced the Grand
Champion cow at
Illinois State Fair,
'13; and her son,
Cowslip's A s t o r,
produced the dam
of the Grand Cham-
pion bull on same
occasion.

(See following pages
for extended pedi-
gree and particulars
concerning Cowslip's
Golden Noble, P.
4498, H. C.)

Dam
l HILLSIDE

DIANTHUS,
P. 14137, H.C.

Raleigh's Fairy Boy, P. 3851, H. C.

(83767, A. J. C. C.)

1st prize over Jersey, 24 entries, Apr., '08.

3d prize over Jersey, 18 entries, Aug., '07.

Sold in our '09 auction for $8,200.

1st prize and Sweepstakes, New England Fair;
1st prize, Sr. Champion and Grand Champion,
Illinois and N. Y. State Fairs, Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, and National Dairy Show, '10.

At New England Fair, '10, he also headed special
1st pr. herd with 4 females over 2 years old;
won Vanderbilt Cup for bull and best 4 fe-
males over 3 years old; New England Agr.
Society's Special for bull over 2 yrs. with 4
females; and 1st prize for get of sire.

Sire of 40 official test cows, 37 in Register of
Merit with year's tests; 35 were tested at
Knollwood Farm by Mr. C. I. Hudson, and
averaged 523 lbs. 9 ozs. butter in one year,
9,135 lbs. milk, at an average age of 4 years
3 mos. (All officially authenticated tests.)

Among his tested daughters are:

Fairy Boy's Jasmine, 869 lbs. 5 ozs.

Raleigh's Golden Oueen, 726 lbs. 4 ozs.

My Pretty Fairy. 720 lbs. 7 ozs.

Fairy Boy's Lily, 710 lbs. 1 oz.

He has 6 sons and 5 daughters that have pro-
duced 15 official test cows, eight of them in
Register of Merit averaging 426 lbs. 1 oz. but-
ter, 7,713 lbs. 4 ozs. milk, at an average age of
2 years 7 months.

Sire of many prize winners, including:

Oxford's Fairy Boy, 92821. winner of 13 1st
prizes, '11 to '15; sire of numerous pr. winners,
and of 4 Register of Merit cows.

Raleigh's Handsome Dora, 235202, 1st 2-year-old
heifer, Brockton, Mass., '10; sold in our '10
auction for $800.

Oxford's Hillside

Pansy,
287776, A. J. C. C.
(Hillside Malope.

P. 12383, H. C.)

A daughter of the now famous "big Rats cow"
of our '13 auction, now named Oxford's Hill-
side Pansy, 287776, and sold for $1,800, to
Elmendorf Farm; one of the greatest cows
we ever had the pleasure of bringing over.
She and her sisters by "Rats" were one of the
sensations of the sale. Oxford's Hillside
Pansy was also the dam of Agatha's Oxford
Pansy, a beautiful heifer calf sold in same sa'e
for $400 to Mr. Mark W. Potter, for whom she
won 1st prize in "hot" competition at the New
York State Fair and at Brockton in '13.

Rats is also sire of:

Oxford's Lady Grey. 287780, in Register of Merit,
Class A, 692 lbs. 11 ozs. butter in 1 year,
11,001 lbs. 6.4 ozs. milk, at 8 yrs. 7 mos. old;
she was imported by ' ' Linden Grove" and
sold to Messrs. Ayer & McKinney, who write,
in reference to her test: "If we are not mis-
taken, she is the highest testing daughter of
'Rats.' Her record is all the more remark-
able, we think, because it was made during
her first year in America, and before she was
thoroughly acclimated to our section of the
Catskills."

Fontaine's Grey Linnet, 254242, in Register
of Merit, 517 lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1 year, 9,488
lbs. 12 ozs. milk, at 6 yrs. 4 mos.

Oxford's Grey Dimple, 287789 (Dimple's Flower,
P. 13095, H. C), winner of St. Clement prize.
Royal Show, May, '10; sold in our '13 auction
for $750, to Mr. F. M. Dyer, Closter, N. J.
She is dam of Bosnian's Dimpled Princess,
318542, in Register of Merit, 475 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 1 year, at 3 yrs. 4 mos.; and Fairy's
Boy, winner of Reserve for 2-year-old bulls,
15 entries. Royal Counties Show, England, '10.

Oxford Viola's Daughter, 287778, sold in our '13
auction for $360, to Undulata Farm, Shelby-
ville. Ky. She is dam of Oxford Lavender,
269794 (P. 15599, H. C), winner of Reserve,
Royal Show, Jersey, 59 entries. May. 'II;
1st aged cow, National Jersey Show, Shelby-
ville, Ky., '13; in Register of Merit, 431 lbs.
9 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 4 yrs. 6 mos.; sold
in our '13 auction for$775, to Undulata Farms.

Rats, P. 3543, H. C.

Winner of Reserve
over Jersey, Royal
Show, Aug., '05.

Sire of Dimple's Flow-
er, P. 13095, H. C
winner St. Clement
Par. prize, Class 4,
May, '10.

His half-sister. Spec-
tre, P. 10622. H. C,
a public butter test
cow, is dam of Spec-
tre's Fairy, P. 14811,
H. C, 4th over Jer.
and Par. prize, May,
'10. Imported b y
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $850. Now
named My Pretty
Fairy, 252196, and
entered in Register
of Merit, 459 lbs. 6
ozs. in 1 year, 3 yrs.
old. She is dam of
Gamboge's Perfec-
tion, 271380, sold in
our ' 1 2 auction for
$775; and of the
bull. "Self Acting."

Sire of 2 in Register of
Merit.

Hillside Pansy,
P. 9169, C.

By same sire as Fon-
taine's Oxford Pride,
187430 (Gamboge's
Pride 4th, P. 8801,
H. C.). 3d prize over
Jer., Aug., '01, '02;
3d pr. in public but-
ter test. 2 lbs. 7i
ozs., 48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in
our '05 auction, to
Mr. How. Willets,
owner of Gedney
Farm. Dam of 3
public butter test
cows, and of the cele-
brated bull, Gam-
boge's K n i g h t, P.
3645, H. C.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh,

P. 3273, H. C.)

3d pr. over Jer.. '03,
and 2d State's prize,
'03.

Sire of 48 tested cows,
24 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit with
year's butter rec-
ords, including:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
744 lbs. 5 ozs.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 11 ozs.

Raleigh's Houssie, 684
lbs. 6 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Kar-
nak, 669 lbs. 15 ozs.

Raleigh's Fairy. 627
lbs. 7 ozs.

Raleigh's Snowdrop,
612 lbs. 2 ozs.

Raleigh's Nancy
Wolff, 592 lbs. 8 ozs.

Raleigh's L e d a, 582
lbs. 8 ozs.

Sire of 7 1st prizewin-
ners at Royal Shows,
including Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, 83767 (P.
3851, H. C). 1st
over Jer., Apr., '08;
sire of 40 tested
cows.

His daughter, Ra-
leigh's Beauty of St.
Martin, 286798. top-
ped our '13 auction,
selling for $2,050.

Fairy Glen.

P. 9178, H. C.

A most remarkable
cow. She was con-
sidered by many
judges as the most
perfect cow on the
Island. Has milked
24 qts. daily.

Winner 1st pr. over the
Island, May and
Aug., '05; May, '06.

Fontaine's Lord,

P. 2900, H. C.
Parish prize, '00.
2d over Jersey, '01.
1st State's prize over

Jersey, '01.
1st prize, Grouville.'Ol.

Doris Gray,

P. 8719, H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '00.

Reserve over Jersey,
May, '01.

Par. prize, Aug., '01,
and May, '03.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '05.

Par. pr., Aug., '05.

Dam of Raleigh's Dor-
othy, P. 12292, H.
C., Reserve over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '07; Par. pr.,
May, '06.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Ceres, P. 3932, C.

By Prince Alexander,
P. 971, Cm great-
grandson of Cete-
wayo. P. 224, C;
dam, Io, F. 3355, C.

Eminent 2d.

P. 2532, H. C-

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (w i t h
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 71
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the
Island.

One of his leading Is-
land-test daughters
isAurea, P. 8693. H.
C. (now Eminent's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122), Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test, May,
'07, 2 lbs. 5i ozs., 65
days in milk.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
. ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Dam of the bull, Fly-
ing Foam, sire of
several high pro-
ducers in the Eng-
lish butter tests.

Orlando, P. 2535, H. C.

1st pr., Grouville. '98.

Sire of Golden Chance,
winner of 1st over
Jersey, May, '00;
Certificate of Merit,
'03, 1 lb. 6£ ozs.,
186 days in milk.

Brown Fairy,

F. 7819. C.

Dam of Amyl. P. 6230,
H. Cm Cham., North
Club. (Now Brown
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour, 157320. A. J.
C. C.) A 22-quart
cow. Sold in our
'01 sale for $1,200.

f Hillside Monarch.
P. 2543, H. C.
(62901, A. J. C. C.)
Sire of Hearty's Ga-
zelle, P. 8591. H. Cm
2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, Aug., '00

Dorothy 3d.

P. 6887. H. C.

Dam of several prize
winners, and gran-
dam of Cannon's
Fairy, Register of
Merit, 464 lbs. 7 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '02. 1 lb. 12£
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

By same sire as Golden
Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour, 2 lbs. 1 r|
ozs., 214 days in
milk.

Oxford Ixia. 2 lbs. 8
ozs.. 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.

Houpla, sire of 6 but-
ter tested cows.

Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass, 1st pr. winner
over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123,
H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C- Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C

2d St. Martin, "92.

Sweepstakes, N. C,'92.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506. 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C.
Sire of

Prosper, Par. pr., '97.

Hope's Regina, 2d over
England, and half-
brother to Beresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

[ Tula, P. 5323. H. C.

1st over Jersey, '94.

Par. prize, Class 2, '94.

By same'sire as the cel-
ebrated bull. Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160.
H. C

f Golden Lad 2d,

P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of
i Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.
Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 sale for $1,725.

White Rose,

P. 4915, H. C.
1 lb. 13| ozs. of butter

five months after

calving.
Daughter of Golden

Lad.

Jameson, P. 2260, H.C.

By same sire as Cau-
mais Lad, P. 2557,
H. C.. sire of Finan-
cial King, Guenon's
Lad and Interested
Prince.

Grey Linnet.

P. 6530, H. C

f Carteret's Lad,
P 2006, C.

Dorothy,

P. 4411, H. C.

Public butter test,
May, '06, 1 lb. 10i
ozs., when 16 years
old and 235 days in
milk.

f Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
\ (See above.)

| Fontaine 4th,
L P. 2537, C

Reserve No. for Cup,
'90.

1st over Jer., '90, '91.

1st Herd Book, '90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th,
P. 5391, H. C, 1st
prize, Grouville, '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, '98.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C

2d over Jer., Apr., '87.

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

Sire of Alicante, P.
3880, H. Cm a great
pr. winner, and dam
of the noted sires,
Nunthorpe, The Owl
and Alicante's Boy.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C
One of the best cows

in her__day on the

Island.

Due to calve May 18, 1916, by Fontaine's Oxford Lad, P. 5107, H. C.t winner of 4th prize, Class 1,32 entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, April, '14. He is a son of our sensational bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, and his dam is Fontaine's Dolly, P.
12855, H. C, a daughter of Raleigh's Duke, P. 3717, H. C. (72486, H. C), sold in our '06 auction for $600, and sire of a number
of noted cows, including Raleigh's Dark Wonder, in Register of Merit, 770 lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 1 year. (This calf will be sent to
Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

B 327

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 25. Cow.

COWSLIP'S CYMBELINE, 353231, A. J. C. C.

(P. 17753, H. C.)

Bred by T. V. Le Breton, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born May 2, 191 1.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A lovely golden fawn, stylish in carriage and of
great stamina; sweet head, with dished face and
large, prominent eyes; thin, Hat neck; sharp withers;
long and deep of body; thin, mellow hide and promi-
nent milk veins; great length of rump; thin, long tail,
with switch brushing the ground; beautifully shaped
udder, square in front and well out behind; long,
well-placed teats.

Sire
COWSLIP'S
QOLDEN NOBLE,
P. 4498, H. C.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" after an in-
timate "acquaint-
ance with many of
his family, having
imported six out of
seven of the nearest
ancestor son. his
sire's side, and four
of the progeny of his
dam, besides so
many of her sisters
and brothers by the
same sire that we
cannot count them.
Sire of

Two in Register of
Merit, Class A, aver-
aging 452 lbs. 12 i
ozs. butter in one
year, average age
at beginning of test,
24 months.

The winners of 1st
prizes at Royal
Shows on the Island,
May, '12 (69 en-
tries), '13 (56 en-
tries) and '15 (46
entries ).

The Sweepstakes bull
at Southern Louisi-
ana Fair, the first
prize . two-year-old
heifers at Toronto
Exposition, New Jer-
sey and Virginia
State Fairs, '14.

The first prize and
fourth prize heifers-
in-milk, 46 entries,
at the Royal Jersey
Show, May, '15.

The winners of four-
teen Parish prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey
within four years.

And many other prizes

tiight of his heifers
(four of them yearl-
lings and calves)
have sold in our auc-
tions for an average
of $400. A two
year-old and a three
year old sold in our
14 auction for $800
each.

Dam
CYMBELINE,
P. 11670, H.C.

Public butter test,
May, '13. 1 lb. Si
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 9
yrs. old, 101 days
after calving.

4th prize, Class 3, 50
entries. Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '06.

3d and Sweepstakes,
St. Saviour-Grou-
ville Show, '06.

4th prize, St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '09.

3d prize, St. Saviour
Show . 11.

5th prize, St. Saviour
Show, '12.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.

(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
1st over Jersey with

progeny, April, '10.
Sold at our '11 auction

for $15,000.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633. II. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice,
Worcester, M ass . ,
for Si ,025.

Sire ofAnna's Dorothy,
in Register of Merit,
14 lbs. 15 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Sire of 3 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize, Royal Show, Island of
Jersey, May, '02.

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island as the
"£l,000 cow," as her owner would not part
with her at that figure.

She is one of the best daughters ever sired by
Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, and her dam,
Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C, is by Carlo, P. 180,
H. C, whose daughter, Lily Brown, is dam of
Golden Lily, who won 1st prize over Jersey,
and is the dam of Mon Plaisir, P. 2548, H.C,
1st prize over Jersey and Champion, '98; sold
in our '01 auction for $3,500.

Cowslip 16th is also dam of:

Cowslip's Golden Noble, P. 4498, H. C, winner
of 1st prize over Jer., at the bull show, April,
'12, shown with his get. He was used exten-
sively in the herd of Mr. John A. Perree, secre-
tary of the Island Society, for 3 years.

Cowslip's Peer, P. 4695, H. C, and of 3 bulls with
tested daughters in Register of Merit, viz.:
Ajax, P. 2683, H. C; Cowslip's Astor, P. 3639,
H. C, and Cowslip'sGolden Lad, P. 3250, H. C-

Her son. Cowslip's Jolly Sultan, 103569, sold
in our '12 auction, when 10 mos. old, for $250,
to Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee, sired the 1st prize
"get of sire" group at New Hampshire State
Fair, '15.

Moray Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.

Winner of 3d pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '07.
Sire of

Simple Interest 4th,
public butter test.
May, '06, 1 lb. 9£
ozs., 123 days in
milk.

Duchess of Tapon, F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of T a p o n,
238640), winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. \ oz.
in 24 hours, 43 days
in milk.

His half-sister (same
dam). The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, sold in
our auction for
$1,000; she has 2
tested daughters and
3 producing sons.

Oak Lass Wonder,
P. 9388, H. C.

Parish prize. Royal
Show, Jersey, Aug.,
'01.

Out of same dam as
Oak Lass 3d, P.
8540, H. C. dam of
Oxford Lad's Brown
Lassie, 235166, in
Register of Merit,
Class A, 535 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 8 yrs. 8 mos. old;
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $875 to
Quechee Fells Farm,
Quechee. Vt.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

Oxford Lily 2d,
P. 5732, H. C.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton, Mass., '10; yr.'s
record, 11.659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Marchand,

P. 2711, H. C.

Parish p.. Apr.. '99.

His half brother,
Spermfield Owl,
57088, sired:

Spermfield Owl's Eva,
1,168 lbs. 8 ozs. but-
ter, 16,457 lbs. 6.4
ozs. milk, in one
year.

Spermfield Owl's Daw-
son, 740 lbs. 3 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's
Maid, 700 lbs.

Spermfield Owl's Vic-
tor R., 698 lbs. 5
ozs.

Spermfield Owl's
Duchess, 686 lbs. 1
oz.

Owl's Mertha's Duch-
ess, 680 lbs. 7 ozs.

Owl's Golden Queen,
668 lbs. 7 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's C.
Tones, 660 lbs. 8 ozs.

Owlettina, 609 1 b s.
13.2 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's Eva,
602 lbs. 2 ozs.

Owl's Grand Duchess.
576 lbs. 3 ozs.

Oak Lass 2d,

P. 4791, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. II. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
l£ ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232,
17 lbs. 8£ ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150, 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

Golden Ora. 127228, 16
lbs. 1 J ozs.

Golden Tricolor,
127227, 15 lbs. 14£
ozs.

And 24 others.

Cowslip 2d,

P. 810. H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize. '85.
Par. prize. '86.
1st pr., St. John, '91.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.

1st over Jer., '91, '92.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jersey.
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Lady Clair, 3d H. B.
and Par. pr., '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H. C. sire
of Eagle, P. 6736,
H. C. (now named
M o r i o n's Sultane.
162115, and sold in
our '02 auction).

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468, H. C.

The Owl. P. 2195, H.C.

1st St. Saviour. '95.

2d over Jer., '95, '96.

1st over Jer., '97.

Scored 92 points.

At our '01 auction
sale, 3 daughters of
The Owl, all we had,
averaged $600 each.
Two of them won 1st
prize in their class
at West Va. State
Fair.

Sire of Spermfield Owl.
57088 (Register of
Merit, No. 8), sire of
36 daughters in the
Register with au-
thenticated yearly
records.

Turtle Dove,

P. 4354, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.
pr.. '92.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. II. C.

1st pr. over the Island.
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs.

Oak Lass,

P. 3473. H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

1 st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including S u 1 t a ne
14th, that in the
Timbridge Wells
(England) butter
test. '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave
38 lbs. 6 ozs. milk,
making 2 lbs. 1 i ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal. She
also won 1st pr. and
Cham., Oxfordshire
Show, '00; 1st pr.
and Lord Mayor's
Cup in milking
trials; 3d pr. in but-
ter test, Lon. Dairy
Show, 1 lb. 12 ozs.
butter, 40 lbs. milk,
259 days in milk;
1st pr. in milking
trials, Lon. Dairy
Show, '00, 83 lbs. 5
ozs. milk (2 days).
112 points.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above.)

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056. H. C.
3d over Jersey ,'92.
Parish prize. '94.
Dam of Pioneer, P.

1602. H. C. 1st over

Jer.. '91. '92.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928. H. C.

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of many noted
cows, including
Brookhill Rose 2d,
dam of Reminder,
P. 2419, H. C.

Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C.

Morion. P. 1690. H. C.
Sire of many prize

winners.
Full brother to

Pioneer, P. 1602, H.

C. 1st ov. Jer.. '91.

*92.

Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.
1st pr. winner over

Jer.. '91.
1st p., R. C. S., '96. '97.
1 st and Cham. . Roy.

C. Show, '98.
1st p.. B. and W. S.,

'98. and many other

prizes.
She is out of same dam

as Flying Fox, sold

in our '02 auction

for $7,500.

John Brown.

P. 1229. C.

Topsy Turvy,

P. 2791. C

By the same sire as
the great Cham-
pion cow, Name-
less. P. 3222, H. C .
dam of the bull,
Aristocrat, P. 22S0,
H. C.

Sans Peur 5th.

P. 841, H. C.

Princess of Oak 2d,
P. 1580, C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.

2d over Jersey, '83.

Sire of Count's Pill-
pail. 30975, 24 lbs.
5 ozs.

Among other great
animals he sired the
dam of Sultana's
Rosette. 149740
dam of Ravachol,
P. 2032, C; John
Bull. P. 2653. C.
Uncle Peter's Ros
ette, P. 7363, H. C
Golden Lad. 57498
A J. C. C; Alicante
P. 3880. H. C; Th-
ing Fox. P. 2729, H
C. ; Forfarshire, P
2914, H. C, the 3
latter being Cham
pion winners.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
pr. and 3d over Jer.,
'84; also Par. prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.
(As above.)

Cicero's Cowslip,

P. 1105. H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '88.

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.

1st ov. Jer., '83. '84, '85.

1st prize over Jersey

Jubilee Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
1st St. Saviour. '70.
1st H. B.. '71.
Bronze Medal, C. 1.
Ex., '71.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056. H. C.
3d pr. over Jer., '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Count Wolseley.

P. 928. H. C
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st ov. Jer., Apr., '88.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C ..
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740. A. J. C C
A very rich, persis-
tent milker.
1st over Jer., '89.

Rosa's Welcome,
P. 930, H. C.

Buttercup, F. 6731. C.

Margot's Boy,

P. 671, H. C

My Ducky. F. 3294, C

La Commune Prince,

P. 498, H. C
3d over Jer. and 3d
Herd Book p., '85.

Sweet Rose,

P. 958, C

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.
(See above.)

Princess of Oak,
P. 894, C

Due to calve September 22, 1916, by the splendid sire, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize over the Island,
April, '11, shown with his progeny. The high class of the progeny of Oxford You'll Do place him in the front rank among prepotent
sires. He is a son of the noted and popular bull, Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C, and out of Oxford Ever, P. «S370, H. C,
daughter of the celebrated cow, Oxford Lass. Oxford Ever has two public butter test daughters, and is also dam of the pre-
potent bull, Ox,. nd Knight, P 3938, C, who lias 12 butter test daughters. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075, h H * H

GOLDEN FERN'S NOBLE, P.

C, who

4570, H.

was sold ii

1911 auction for

2160, H. C.

15,000. (See
(See her pic-

Son of the distinguished bull, Noble of Oaklands, 95700, A. J. C.

his picture and partial record, opposite No. 19 of catalog.)
His dam, the celebrated cow, Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, is a daughter of Golden Fern's Lad, P.

ture and record on following page.)

Following are the prizes won by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C.:
First Prize and Championship, St. Saviour-Grouville Show, Jersey, 1911.

Second Prize, Class 8, 14 entries, and Reserve for Voisin Special (Championship), Royal Show, Jersey, August, 1911.
First Prize, Class 2, 29 entries, Royal Show, April, 1912.

First Prize, Class 8, 10 entries, and Reserve for Voisin Special (Championship), Royal Show, August, 1912.
First Prize, Class 3, 13 entries, Royal Show, April, 1913.

Second Prize, Class 4, 7 entries, with his progeny, Royal Show, April, 1913.
First Prize, Class 3, 7 entries, Royal Show, April, 1915.
First Prize, 6 entries, with his progeny, Royal Show, April, 1915.

First Prize, 4 entries, for Peer Perpetual Challenge Cup, with 5 daughters over 12 mos. old, Royal Show, April, 1915.
His progeny won first prize for "get of sire" at the National Dairy Show (11 entries), Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, and

Kentucky and Ohio State Fairs, 1914; and the American Royal, Kansas City, Mo., 1915.

Following are the records of some of the progeny of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C. :
Dorothy's Noble Fern, 353250 (P. 19097, H. C), official R. J. A. S. record on Island of Jersey, without grain feed, be-
ginning test as a two-year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2 ozs. butter in 361 days; average test, 6.1 per cent. fat. (See No. 66 of

this catalog.)
Fern Beauty, P. 18914, H. C, official record on the Island, beginning as a two-year-old, 358 lbs. 14.5 ozs. butter in 313 days;

average test, 5.97 per cent. fat. (See No. 77 of this catalog.)
Golden Fern's Merry Fly, 353241 (Fly 15th, P. 18626, H. C), official record on the Island, beginning test as a two-year-old,

320 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 335 days; average test, 6.23 per cent. fat. (See No. 26 of this catalog.)
Christmas Lassie, 281443, in Register of Merit, Class AA, 334 lbs. 11 ozs. butter in one year, beginning test at 2 years 1

month old.
Alabama, 1st prize, Class 3, 58 entries, and Reserve for the Blythwood Bowl, 29 competing, Royal Show, August, 1913;

1st prize 3-year-old, Kentucky State Fair, 1914.
Lady Noble Fern, 1st prize, Class 1, 23 entries, Royal Show, May, 1913;
Prue of Oaklands (Togo's Golden Princess, 306643), Reserve, Class 1

our 1914 auction as a two-year-old for $1,000.
Jersevman, P. 5044, H. C, 1st prize at Trinity Show (yearling), 1913;

No. 132 of catalog.)
Myrtle Blossom, 1st prize (heifers born 1912), 22 entries, Royal Show, England, and 1st at Royal Counties Show, England,

20 entries, 1913.
Brampton High Fern's Noble, 1st prize 2-year-old bull, Calgary (Alta), Canada, 1915.
Brampton Fern Beauty, 1st prize senior heifer calf, Toronto, Canada, 1912.
Golden Fern's Noble, Jr., 103746, 1st prize aged bull (11 entries). Senior and Grand Champion, Panama-Pacific Exposition,

1915; 1st prize junior yearling, Oregon State Fair, 1913; and other prizes.
Agatha's Maiden Fern, 271121, Grand Champion at American Royal, Kansas City, and at Missouri State Fair, 1915; and

other prizes. Dam of the 1st prize bull calf and Junior Champion, American Royal, 1915.
Sire of many other First Prize and Champion winners.

and other prizes.
, 37 entries, Royal Show, August, 1913; sold in

1st and Sweepstakes, Trinity Show, 1914. (See

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LADY ALDAN, P. 8470, H. C.

Daughter of the world-famous bull, Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, who "ruled" for five years at "Linden Grove." Her
dam, Aldan, F. 6213, C, is also dam of the noted show cow, Silent, 114438, who was imported by Mr. Wm. Rockefeller,
and exhibited some years ago by Mr. Rolla Oliver, of St. Joseph, Mo. Silent is the dam of Hood Farm Golden Lad,
64268, a Register of Merit sire with seven daughters entered, among them Belle 12th of Hood Farm, 606 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in one year.

Lady Aldan has won the following prizes:

First Prize, Class 5, 21 entries, Blythwood Bowl (Championship), and one of group winning the President's Cup, Royal
Show, Jersey, August, 1909.

Third Prize, Class 5, 20 entries, one of pair winning First Voisin Special, and one of group winning President's Cup, Royal
Show, August, 1908.

Reserve, Class 5, 38 entries, and St. Clement Parish prize, Royal Show, May, 1901.

SHE IS DAM OF THE BULL, GOLDEN FERN'S NOBLE, P. 4570, H. C. (SEE PRECEDING PAGE).

Lady Aldan is also dam of:

Lady Aldan 2d, P. 9788, H. C. (Mabel's Poet's Lady Aldan, 2'JS438), winner of 2d prize, Class 2, 42 entries, Royal Show,
May, 1903; and other prizes. Dam of Raleigh's Lady Aldan (highest testing daughter of Eminent's Raleigh), 744 lbs.
5 ozs. butter in 1 year; Raleigh's Mabel, 514 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year; Agatha's Lady Mabel, dam of Gedney Farm
Blue Fox Mabel, 319 lbs. 1 oz. butter in 1 year as a two-year-old; and Aldan's Noble, 89581, who was sold in our 1913
auction at the "bargain" price of $235, to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, who valued him at $5,000.

Lady Aldan 4th, P. 11184, H. C, winner of 2d prize, Class 2, 40 entries, Royal Show, August, 1905; and other prizes. Dam
of Aldan's March Hare, St. Clement Parish prize, Class 1, April, 1909, who is sire of several winners.

Lord Aldan, P. 3984, H. C, sire of Wonder Lily, public butter test, 2 lbs. 1 oz. in 24 hrs.; Lord Aldan's Black Beauty,
306577, see No. 14 of this catalog; and other winners.

Beaulieu's Kardista, 2705, C. J. H. B., 2d prize three-year-old cow, Toronto, Canada, 1912.

Aldan's Raleigh, P. 4116, H. C. (Fern's Golden Raleigh, 88238), sold at auction for $1,000, and now heads the herd of
Messrs. Woollen & Newhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. Aldan's Raleigh is sire of numerous butter test cows and prize win-
ners, including Harriet 14th, winner of 1st prize, Class 4, 55 entries, Roval Show, August, 1912; and other prizes;
public butter test, 2 lbs. 9% ozs. in 24 hours, at 3 years old. His daughter, Aldan's Golden Fern, 306605, sold in our
1914 auction for $800, to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater.

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T. S.[COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 26. Cow.

GOLDEN FERN'S MERRY FLY, 353241, A. J. C. C.

(Fly 15th, P. 18626, H. C.)
OFFICIAL RECORD AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, ON ISLAND OF JERSEY, 320 LBS.

TEST, 6.34 PER CENT.

Bred by T. J. Renouf, St. Martin, Island of Jersey.

Born September 12, 1911.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

An exceedingly lovely light fawn, of high finish and
symmetry; a cow of great scale of vitality, beautiful
in every line; handsome head and face; clean, long.
Hat neck; long, wide, deep body; broad, prominent
hips; splendidly fashioned hind quarters; beautifully
set tail with luxuriant switch; udder of great size,
about perfect in shape, with good-sized teats squarely
placed.

4 OZS. BUTTER IN 335 DAYS; AVERAGE

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at 5
important shows in
'14 and '15, includ-
ing the Nat. Dairy
Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern. P.
19097, H. C. (.im-
ported by '"Linden
Grove" last fall),
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter in 361
days.

Fern Beauty, P. 1S914,
H. Ci also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14*
ozs. butter in 3 13
days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C, also of this im-
portation, made as a
two-y e a r-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.

Sire of numerous win-
ners, including;

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.

Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 23
entries, Royal Show,
May, '13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

Agatha's Maiden Fern,
1st 3-year-old heifer,
8 entries, Senior and
Grand Champion,
American Royal,
Kansas City, '15;
Grand Champion at
Missouri S. Fair, '15.

Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3-year-old
heifer, Sr. and Gr.
Champion, Hutchin-
son, Kan. , '15; 1st
at Kansas S. Fair,
'15.

Fern's Noble Maid,
1st senior heifer calf,
24 entries, and Jr.
Champion, Forest
City (Ohio) Fair,'14;
1st at Ohio State
Fair. '14.

And other winners.

Dam
AERIAL,
P. 16086, H.C,
now named
SULTAN'S

GOLDEN FLY,
299230, A. J. C. C.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A.J. C. C)

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '11 auction
for $15,000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Sire of 37 butter test
cows and 28 produc-
ing bulls.

Lady Aldan,

P. S470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other
prizes.

f Halburton's Sultan,
P. 4130, H. C.

Sire of Artistic Pearl,
247124, in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
436 lbs. 4 ozs, but-
ter in 1 year, from
7,253 lbs. 12 ozs.
milk, at 2 years 11
mos. old.

Full brother to Cam-
panile's Sultan,
P. 4000, H. C. Re-
serve over Jersey,
April, '07. Selected
as the best yearling
on the Island for ex-
portation to New
Zealand. A m o s t
popular and success-
ful sire in New Zea-
land, winning Cham-
pionship over the
colony. He sold at
auction in '10 for
#3,024. Sire of Sul-
tan's Dark Beauty,
252210 (Golden
Fern's Rose 9th, P.
15037, H. C), 1st
over Jersey, Aug.,
'10; sold in our '11
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Tex., for whom she
won in the fall of ' 1 1 ,
6 1st prizes and 4
Gr. Championships
at most important
shows.

Fly 5th,

P. 14149, H. C.

now named

Rochette's

Golden Gate,
270323, A. J. C. C

Her sire also produced
Carnation's Love,
P. 14524, H.C, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'13, 1 lb. 10i ozs. in
24 hours, 101 days
after calvi ng. She
is dam of Carnation's
Sweet Heart, P.
20040, H. C, a
superior daughter of
Oxford You'll Do, to
be offered in this
auction.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C
(78475. A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st over Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

2d oyer Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '05.

Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'07.

1st pr.. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour-G r o u-
ville, '05.

Sire of 27 tested cows,
including:

Violette's Beauty 3d,
P. 13895, H.C. (now
Violette's Sultana,
252253), Certificate
of Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. ll£ ozs., 90 days
in milk, at 2 years
old; won 1st and
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
viour-Grouville S. ,
'10. She sold in our
'11 auction for
$2,600, to Ewell
Farm, Tenn., and
her daughter,
Noble's Pretty Vio-
lette, 252234, sold as
a 2-year-old for
SI, 200 to Elmendorf
Farm, Ky.

Campanile 3d,

P. 10197, H. C

2d over Jer., Aug., '02.

Daughter of Eminent
2d, P. 2532, H. C.
(as below).

Darn, Campanile 2d,
P. 8180, H. C, Re-
serve over Jersey,
Aug., '00; Par. pr.,
'01; Par. prize, '04.

Rochette's

Golden Lad,
P. 3856, H. C.
(7821S, A. J. C C.)

2d over Jer., Apr., '07.

1st over Jersey, Aug.,
'06, '07.

1st pr., Tenn. State
Fair, '10.

And other prizes, in-
cluding Gr. Cham-
pionship, Tenn. S.
Fair, '11.

Sire of

Merry Lad, P. 4251, H.
C, 1st prize, Class 1,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Apr., '09; sire of
Merry Lulu, Grand
Champion, Wiscon-
sin State Fair, '13.

Daisy's Golden Maid,
1st prize, Class 1,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'09.

And many other
winners.

Sire of 3 butter test
cows, including Ro-
chette's Lady Pride,
in Register of Merit,
5,03 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in 1 year.

Fly 2d, P. 1-2327, C,
now named

Golden Gate of St.
Martin, 270319, A.
J. C. C

Dam of Fly 8th, P.
15665, H. C, winner
4th prize. Class 3, 59
entries, and St. John
Parish prize, Royal
Show, May, 11; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '13, 1 lb. 3£
ozs. in 24 hours, 4
years old, 191 days
after.calving.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

One of the most suc-
cessful sires the Is-
land has produced.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
and of many produc-
ing sons.

Among his noted prog-
eny are:

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386, H.C, win-
ner of 2 Certificates
of Merit, besides 1st
prize over Jer. and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11, and
Reserve for Renouf
Cup, "best butter
test cow judged by
inspection," May,
'09 ; Reserve, May,
'07.

G a m b o g e's Knight,
sold in our ' 1 1 auc-
tion for $6,700; sire
of 41 tested cows,
and the bulls, Ox-
ford You'll Do and
Oxford Knight.

Sultane's Snowdrop,

P. 8578, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01.

Leda's Golden Lad,
P. 3063, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st
State's pr., '01, '02.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
St. Martin Show, '01
and '02.

Dorothy's Pearl, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
3d Goddington pr.,
May, '07, 1 lb. 15£
ozs., 119 days in
milk.

And 10 other tested
cows.

Rochette 3d,

P. 9247, H. C.

Dam of Noble's Boy,
1st over Jer., Apr.,
'11; and other prs.;
now named Im-
ported Noble Boy,
103564, A. J. C. C,
and sold in our '12
auction to Hood
Farm, Lowell, Mass.,
to head their show
herd.

Kilburn,

P. 3259, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '03.
Sire of

Virginia 9th, public
butter test, Oct.,'12,
1 lb. 12£ ozs., 158
days in milk.

And two other tested
cows.

Lady's Pet, P. 11704,
H. C, 1st prize aged
cow, Sr. and Grand
Champion, Oregon
State Fair, 'II.

Pretty Rose of Kil-
burn, 1st pr., Senior
and Grand Cham-
pion, Oregon State
Fair, '12,

Fly, P. 9714, H. C.

Also dam of Fly 7th,
P. 15629, H. C, who
is dam of Fly 13th,
winner of 4th prize,
33 entries, Royal
Show, Jer., and St.
Martin Parish prize,
Aug., '12.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C. L

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Sire of Fox Glove, that
tested in public but-
ter test on the Is-
land, 2 lbs. 8$ ozs.
in 24 hours.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(Agatha. F. 8432, H.
C, J. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. li ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Winner of first prize at
the 3 Western Par-
ishes in '99.

1st prize over Jersey,
beating former Roy.
winners in '00.

Senator, P. 2759, H. C.

Sire of Astor, P. 3042,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '02, and Apr.,
'03.

Sire of 12 tested cows.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1 st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01.

Milked over 40 lbs. per
day with first calf.

Competitor,

P. 2618, H. C.

Sire of Rayonnante
6th, P. 9049, H. C,
Reserve over Jersey,
Class 4, Aug., '04.

At our '01 sale, 3
daughters of The
Owl, all we had,
averaged $600 each.
Two of them after-
ward won 1st prize
in their class at West
Virginia State Fair.

Rochette, F. 7971, C.

• Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over
the Island, Aug.,
'99.

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519, H. C.
A noted breeder of
prize winners.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

1st State's prize over
Jer. (with his get),
'01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.
Sire of

Eminent's Honey-
moon, 213908, 592
lbs. 12 ozs.

My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.

Golden Gate 3d,
P. 7286, C.

Certificate of M e r i t,
public butter test,
Oct., '12, 2 lbs. 2
ozs. in 24 hours, 44
days in milk.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, f96, '97.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
(Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.)
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.
1st H. B. prize.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Nizam, P. 2408, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
1st pr., St. Peter, '97.

Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '94.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.

The Owl, P. 2195, H.C.

1st p., St. Saviour, '95.

2d pr. ov. Jer., '95, '96.

1st pr. over Jersey, '97.

Scored 92 points.

Sire of Golden Maid 3d,
Certificate of Merit,
2 lbs. 5 ozs., 130
days after calving;
Par. prize, Class 1 ,
May, '00; Par. prize.
Class 4, Aug., '01.

Fidelite's Beauty,
F. 7499, C.

Dam of Lady Gray, P.
5784, C, winner of
Par. prize, Aug., '97.

Carlo 3d, P. 817, H.C.

Sire of Don Carlo, P.
1136, C, winner of
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'90, and Apr., '91;
2d over Jer., Apr.,
'90.

Quaker's Girl,

F. 7215, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter.
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls, Stockwell,
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc.

Satisfaction, P. 3127.
H. C, 3d over Jer.,
'89.

Last calf December 10, 1915 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas) 1iio*n a t r* n\

Bred February 16 1916, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (now named Imported Oxford You 11 Do, 111860, A. J. C. L.).
A 1st prize winner at the Roval Show, with his progeny, sire of 21 official test cows, also sire of the Champion cow over Jersey
in '15 and many other winners. Oxford You'll Do has been at "Linden Grove" three years. The large number of uniformly
excellent daughters now in the herd, and the showing of his progeny in the butter tests and show ring, substantiate the assertion
that he is the greatest living representative of the Oxford-Gamboge family. (See front pages for his picture and extended
pedigree.)

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No. 27. Cow.

GOLDEN FERN'S RECEPTION, 347985, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19803, H. C.)

Bred by C. G. Ahier, St. Helier, Island of Jersey.

Born March 12, 1912.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A handsome light fawn of high quality, with
robust constitution and vitality; beautiful head
and face; great large "pop" eyes; sharp withers;
beautiful top line, from withers to the root of her
well-set tail, which is thin, long, and with luxuriant
switch; very wide and deep body, low to ground,
on short, fine legs; hide like a kid glove; beautiful
udder, extending away out behind and well forward,
with good-sized, perfectly placed teats.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Reserve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug., '11.
1st and Championship,
Grouvill e-St. Sa-
viour Show, Apr.,
11.
1st prize (2 -year-old
class), Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.
1st prize. Class 3, 13

entries, April, '13.
2d prize, 7 entries
(with progeny),
April, '13.
And other prizes.

Sire of
Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 56 en-
tries, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '13.
Alabama, 1st pr., Class
3, 58 entries, Aug.,
'13.
Brampton Fern
Beauty, 1 st prize
heifer calf, Toronto,
Ont., '12.
And other winners.
(See other pedigrees.)
His dam, Lady Aldan,
P. 8470, H. C, is the
head of a great
family.
Her daughter, Lady
Aldan 2d. P. 9788,
H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May, '03; Par. prize,
Aug., '03. She is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of
Lady Aldan 8th, P.
11906, H. C. (Ra-
leigh's Lady Aldan),
butter test, 18 lbs.
6 ozs. in 7 days.

Dam
RECEPTION,
P. 12963, H.C.

Public butter test,
May, 10, 1 lb. Hi
ozs. in 24 hrs., from
39 lbs. 12 ozs. milk,
at 4 yrs. old, 57
days after calving.

3d prize, Class 5, 38
entries, and Trinity
Parish prize. Royal
Show, Jersey, May,
12.

St. Helier Parish prize,
Class 5, Royal Show,
May, "14.

2d prize and Sweep-
stakes (young cows),
Trinity Show, '11.

3d and Sweepstakes
(aged cows). Trinity
Show, '12.

1st in two classes, and
Sweepstakes, Trinity
Show, '13.

Dam of the bull, Re-
ception's You'll Do,
winner of St. Helier
Parish prize, Class 1 ,
Royal Show, April,
'14.

Noble of Oaklands,] -
P. 3909. H. C. Mil
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., *10.

Sold at our May, '11,
auction for $ 15,000.

Special prize ($250 Sil-
ver Trophy) at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11, for
"get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age
or ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

Lady Aldan,,

P. 8470, H. C.
Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '09.

And numerous other
prizes.

Dam of

Lady Aldan 2d, P.
9788, H. C, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184. H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '05.

Aldan's Raleigh, P.
4116. H. C, sold for
$1,000 at auction.

A maguificent daugh-
ter of Golden Fern's
Lad, and head of a
great family.

Stockwell,

P. 3550, H. C.

Sold at our May, '07,
auction sale for
$11,500 to Hon. A.

B. Lewis, Frede-
ricksburg, Va.

Stockwell has been
successful in siring a
remarkable lot of
animals which have
shown themselves to
be dairy cows of
great value.
Sire of

Stockwell's Daisy,
234182, A. J. C. C,
561 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter, 1 year, 5 years
old.

Stockwell's Golden Le-
da, 210074, in Regis-
ter of Merit, 434 lbs.
13 ozs. butter in one
year.

Karnak, 227372, A. J.

C. C, 404 lbs. 0.9
oz. butter, 1 year, 2
years old.

Jolly Sweet Thing 2d,
Cham., Iowa State
Fair, '08; also 1st in
class, Iowa, Term.
and Illinois State
Fairs, '08; butter
test, 16 lbs. 9 ozs. in
7 days.

And 8 other tested
cows.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C. sh

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice,
Worcester, Mass.,
for $1,025.

Sire of Anna's Dorothy
in Register of Merit,
14 lbs. 15 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Sire of 3 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

I Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our May, '11,
auction for $7,000.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize, Sweepstakes,
and Cham., Grou-
villeandSt. Saviour,
'05.

1st over Eng. wherever
exhibited, '06. '07.
Dam of

Willoh's Rosy. P.
10444, H. C. Certifi-
cate of Merit. May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. Both when
four years old.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show. '02.

Sweepstakes over St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

He was sold at auction
for $3,300.

Oxford Lad sired the
great bulls, Majesty,
Lucy's Champion
and Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, the latter
selling at our May,
'10, auction sale for
$11,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01 ; and has
milked over 40 lbs.
per day with first
calf.

Dam of Leda's Golden
Lad, of Forfarshire's
Golden Leda, 187458,
1st prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Saviour
and Grouville Show.
May, '04, and of
Topsman, Reserve
over Jersey, April
and Aug., '02.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C,

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., 98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of

Island Admiration,
171782, butter test.
14 lbs. 9 ozs. in 7
days from 272 lbs.
milk, at 8 years old.

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
May, '02, sale to J.
A. Middelton, Shel-
byville, Ky., the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C., who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes, May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our May, '01,

sale for $745.
She is full s i s t e r to
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug.,'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, I year.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She is the dam of
three famous bulls;
namely, Caiest,
Houpla and Oxford
Lad.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sire of Golden Fern's
Sensation, first prize,
Ohio, '03; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Champion, Illinois
State Fair, '04; 2d
prize. World's Fair,
St. Louis, '04; 1st
prize. Champion and
Grand Champion,
Tenn. State Fair,'07 ;
1st prize, Champion
and Grand Cham-
pion, Illinois State
Fair, '07; 1st prize.
Cham, and Grand
Cham., Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '07.

Leda, P. 6636. H. C.
■ One of the best cows
the Island has ever
produced.

Mansell, F. 8227, H. C.

Also dam of Mansella. P. 8094, H. C, who produced:

Eminent's Fawn Beauty, 195757, 20 lbs. 12^ozs. butter in'7 ciays; sold in

our '06 auction for $700, as a 5-year-old.
Mansella*s Rose, 1st prize 3-year-old cow, Toronto Exposition. '11.
Stockwell's Mansella, 213987, sold in our '13 auction for $300.

Aristocrat,

P. 22SO, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10*
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our May, '06,
sale for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, Aug., '10.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Bagatelle, P. 5076. C-
Dam of Golden Lad's

Fawn Duchess, 23

lbs. 6 ozs.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Count Wolsetey,

P. 928, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '87.
1st ov. Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st ov. Jer., Aug., 89.

Oxford Primrose,

P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows in

her day on the Is

land.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

He also sired the great
cow, "S p e c k 1 e d
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7^ ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Golden Pearl,

P. 1975, H. C

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin. '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Dam of

Little Eminence,

122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminent and Eminent

2d, 2 famous sires.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st Cham. Class. '95.

'96. '97. '98.
Scored 97 points.

Poster. P. 1152. C.

A b u 1 1 held in h i g h
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow ,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C

f Sultane's Favourite.
P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
1st pr. over Eng.. '90.

Baron of St. John.
P. 1279, H. C-

His grandam. Lady
Useful, P. 796, H.C
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish prize. '86.

Lugano. F. 7020, C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C-
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Wolseley. P.401.H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '83. '84, '85.
1st pr. over Jer. Jubi-
lee Show, '83.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C-
1st pr. St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B., '71.

(Count Cicero,
F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

{ Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C.
A remarkable cow.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize. '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C-

lst prize over Jer.. '90.

(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C.
2d at St. Martin
Show, '94. '95.

Traveler. P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.
D am of B row n Fern

2d. P. 1944. H. C.

winner of 2d prize,

St. Martin Show,*94,

'95.

Last calf October 22, 1915 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

P.red February 10, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of first prize with his progeny,
in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14
(68 entries), also the 1st prize 4-ycar-old cow over the Island, May, *15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to,
it not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-vcar-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H.C.)

B 315

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 28. Cow.

FERN'S GLITTERING PRIDE, 353245, A. J. C. C.

(Fern's Pride, P. 19058, H. C.)

Bred by C. O. Ahier, St. Helier, Island of Jersey.

Born September 26, 1911.

Solid color, except little white on belly; black-
and-white tongue; black switch.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A very handsome, stylish, deep fawn; splendid
head, with sparkling eyes wide apart; flat neck, good
constitution and beautiful symmetry; body deep and
wide; hind quarters about perfect; mellow, elastic
hide; good-sized udder of beautiful shape, with
large teats, well placed.

(

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Six of his heifers sold

in our '14 auction

for an average of

$564.

Winner of 2d pr. over

Jer., Aug., '11.
Reserve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug., '11.
1st and Championship,
G r o u v i 1 1 e St. Sa-
viour S., Apr., '11.
1st prize (2 -year-old
class), Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.
1st prize, Class 8, 10

entries, Aug., '12.
1st prize, Class 3, 13

entries, Apr., '13.
2d pr., 7 entries (with
progeny), Apr., '13.
And other prizes.

Sire of
Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize. Class 1, 36 en-
tries, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '13.
Alabama, 1st pr., Class
3, 58 entries, Aug.,
'13.
Brampton Fern
Beauty, 1st prize
heifer calf, Toronto,
Ont., "12.
And other winners.
His dam, Lady Aldan,
P. 8470, H.C., is the
head of a great
family.
Her daughter, Lady
Aldan 2d. P. 9788,
H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03; Par. prize,
Aug., '03. She is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of
Lady Aldan 8th, P,
11906, H. C. (Ra-
leigh's Lady Aldan),
butter test, 18 lbs.
6 ozs. in 7 days;
Par. prize, Aug., '06;
dam of the magni-
ficent young bull,
Aldan's Noble,
89581, sold at a
"bargain" price in
our ' 1 3 auction, to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
who values him at
$5,000.

Dam
GLITTER'S

PRIDE,
P. 15149, H. C.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700. A. J. C. C)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

3d over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $15,000.

Special prize (r250 Sil-
ver Trophy) at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11, for
1 get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age
or ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

Sire of 37 butter test
cows, and of 27 pro-
ducing bulls.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470. H. C

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., 09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.
Daughter of Golden

Fern's Lad. P. 2160,

H. C

Lord Victor.

P. 3890, H. C

Sire of Ora's Lady, P.
15018, H. C, Certi-
ficate of Merit, pub-
lic butter test, Oct.,
'12, 2 lbs. 4 ozs. in
24 hrs.. 163 days
after calving.

His dam also produced
Victress 2d, P. 9769,
H. C-, winner of 4th
over Jer. and Trinity
Parish prize, Class 5,
May, '08. D a m of
The Owl's Victress,
P. 17474, H. C, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
1st Parish pr., public
butter test, May, '13,

2 lbs. 14£ ozs. in 24
hours, 41 lbs. 4 ozs.
milk, 101 days after
calving, and not yet

3 years old. The
Owl's Victress was
sold in our '13 auc-
tion, as a 3-year-old,
for$925,toMr. J. K.
Branch, Pawling. N.
Y.

Glitter. P. 12390, H. C.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3 ,600.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Ten n.,
Dec., '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice,
Worcester, M ass.,
for $1,025.

Sire of Anna's Dorothy,
in Register of Merit,
14 lbs. 15 ozs. butter
in 7 days.
Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

Dam of 4 tested cows,
and of Viola's Gold-
en Jolly, sire of 9 in
Register of Merit.

f Wonder's Lad,

P. 3498, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '04, and
Aug., '05.

Out of same dam as
Wonder Lass, P.
13094, H. C. 2d at
Royal Show, 39 en-
tries, May, '14; dam
of Wonder Lily,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 1 oz., 153 days
in milk, at 3 years
old.

Victress. P. 8679. C. -

Daughter of Hussy's

King, P. 2540. H.C.,

and Lady Belle, P.

6561, JL C.

Clarencia's Lad,
P. 3573, H. C.

Winner of 2d prize at
St. Ouen Show.

Sire of Lady Rams-
gate, Certificate of
Merit. Oct., '08, 1
lb. 10J ozs. in 24
hrs., 127 days after
calving, at 3 years
old.

He sired the dam of
Reverent Lad,
104603, 1st prize 2-
year-old bull at New
England Fair, New
York. New Hamp-
shire and Michigan
State Fairs , J unior
Champion at( New
Hampshire State
Fair, '12.

His half-sister, Lucy's
Prince's Brown
Beauty. 306594
(Clarencia's Lucy) ,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for $700, to
Lynnewood Farm,
Ogontz, Pa. She
made a public butter
test, when 4 years
old. of 1 lb. 9£ ozs.
in 24 hours.
His dam also produced
Claribelle. P. 14048,
C, pub. butter test, 1
lb. 1 1 ozs. ; she dam
of Caporal, 1 lb. 11
ozs., at 3 years old,
158 days after
calving.

Amy Riley,

P. 10882, C.

Leda's Golden Lad,
P. 3063, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st
State's pr., '01, '02.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
St. Martin Show, '01
and '02.

1st and Champion,
with progeny. West-
ern Club, '05.

Sire of many prize
winners and public
test cows, the latter
including:

Goldeu Leda's Nursie,
213954. in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
567 lbs. 9 ozs. butter
in one year, 10,069
lbs. 4.8 ozs. milk.

Dorothy's Pearl, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
3d Goddington pr..
May, '07. 1 lb. 15J
ozs., 119 days in
milk; Certificate of
Merit, May. '09, 1
lb. 14 ozs., 110 days
in milk.

Pansy 8th, P. 11907,
H.C. (Golden Leda's
Pansy, 222098), Cer-
tificate of Merit,
Oct., '07, I lb. 15
ozs., 76 days in milk;
2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, '06.
Pretty Maid, Certifi-
cate of Merit, Oct.,
'08, 1 lb. 5 ozs., 170
days in milk.
Netina's Opal, Certifi-
cate of Merit, Oct..
'06, 1 lb. 2^ ozs., 215
days in milk.
And 6 other
cows.

Wonder Cross,

P. 6214, H. C.

Willoh, P. 2855. H.
(See below.)

Senator, P. 2759. H.C.
Sire of

Pretty Lady Superior
10th, P. 9401, H. C.
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Class 2, Aug.,
'02.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C,
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02, and Apr., '03;
2d State's pr., Aug.,
'02; 2d over Jer.,
with h i s progeny,
Apr., '07; 1st over
Jer.. with his prog-
eny, Apr., '08. Sire
of 12 butter test
cows.

, '01.

tested

Golden Leda,
P. 8000, H.

1st pr. over Jer.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01.

Milked over 40 lbs. per

day with first calf.

Dam of

Forfarshire's Golden
Leda, 187458. 1st
prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Sa-
viour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Topsman, Reserve
over Jersey, April
and Aug., '02.

Stockwell, sold at our
'07 auction sale for
$11,500.

Wonder Prime,
P. 1832. H.
Parish pr., Apr.,

Lily Cross,
P. 8001,

H. C.

Clarencia, P. 8602, H. C.

Parish prize, May, '03.

Sweepstakes, Western Show, '03 and '05.

Dam of
Warder, P. 3227. H. C, 1st over Jersey, August,

'04, and sire of 15 butter tested cows.
Clarencia's Lad. P. 3573. H. C. 2d pr., St. Ouen;

sire of Lady Ramsgate, P. 12314, H. C. public

butter test, Oct.. '08, 1 lb. 10J ozs., 127 days

in milk; and several other prize winners.
Forfarshire's Clarencia, P. 10446. H. C, 2d over

Jersey and Parish prize, May, Q3.
Clarencia's Pride, P. 12627, H. C.,~ Parish prize,

May, '06.
Clarencia's Lucy, P. 16480, H. C, Parish prize.

May. '10.
Clarencia's Daisy, Parish prize, August, '13.

Nizam. P. 2408, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

1st pr.. St. Peter, '97.

Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter, 57223,
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes. '69.

Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer.. '94.

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5 th , 3d over
Jersey, May, '02.

Daughter oi Golden
Lad, out of Orphan
2d, P. 2844. H. C,
1st prize. St. Mary
Show. '92.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Sire of Golden Fern's
Sensation, 1st prize,
Ohio, '03; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Champion. Illinois
State Fair. '04; 2d
prize, World's Fair,
St. Louis. '04; 1st
prize. Champion and
Grand Champion.
Tenn. State Fair.'07 ;
and other prizes.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.
Daughter of Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.

Wonder Lad,

P. 1390, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '91.

Lady Prime,

P. 2946, H. C.

r Duplex, P. 2586, H. C.
Sire of

Uncle Peter's Golden
Del. sold as a heifer
in our '00 sale for
$425 : and since test-
ed at Biltmore, N.
C., 80 lbs. 13 ozs. in
one month.

Daisy's Dot, P. 8476.
H. C, Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test. May, '05, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs. butter in 24
hours, yielding 40
lbs. 12 ozs. milk.

Philomene,
P. 5671,

H. C.

Gold worthy,

P. 3170, H. C.

2d pr., St. Ouen Show.
Sire of

Caronette2d, P. 10839,
Bronze Medal in
butter test, Oct., '07,
2 lbs. \\ ozs., 184
days in milk.

Self Help 2d, P. 11125,
Certificate of Merit
in butter test, May,
'OS, 1 lb. 8i ozs., 243
days in milk.

Comtesse Belle, P.
11868, C, Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test, Oct., '08,
1 lb. S\ ozs., 162
days in milk.

Jester's Daisy 2d, P.
11124. C. Par. pr..
Aug, '04.

Nuttall, P. 3541. C.
Parish prize, Class I ,
Apr., '04-

Charmer, P. 8020. C.
Granddaughter

of Baron's Mabel, P.

1419, H. C, 1st over

Jersey, Aug., '85;

and other prizes.

Willoh, P. 2855, H. C.

Parish prize. April, '00; 3d State's pr., April, '03.

Willoh is sire of Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C, winner
of Goddington prize in public butter test, 2 lbs.
15 ozs., 39 days in milk, and numerous other
tested daughters. Miss Viola was one of the
best cows in our '05 importation. She is a
full sister to Wilioh's Rosy, P. 10444. H. C, 3
lbs. butter in public test; dam of 5 tested
daughters and grandam of the bull. Bright
Prince, P. 4129, H. C.

Wilioh's daughter, Wilioh's Rosy. P. 10444. H. C,
won Certificate of Merit in public butter test,
May, '06, 3 lbs.. 38 days in milk; Parish prize,
August, '04; dam of Miss Bagatelle, P. 13311,
public butter test, 1 lb. 13$ ozs., 120 days in
milk; Pretty Rose, P. 12758, public butter
test, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 16 days in milk; and 3 other
butter test daughters.

Willoh is also sire of Syren's Pride, P. 10281, H.
C, Certificate of Merit, Oct., '09. 1 lb. 1\ ozs..
215 days in milk; and she has 2 public butter
test daughters.

Sire of Gipsy Maid 2d, P. 9641, H. C, 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02, and other prizes.

Editress, F. 8548, H. C.

Par. prize, Aug., '05.

Certificate of Merit in butter test, Oct., '04, 1 lb.

13& ozs., 199 days in milk.
Daughter of the Golden Lad bull, La Chasse

Prince, P. 1927, C.

Last calf March 29, 1916 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Expected to be bred, before day of sale, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P, 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize
with his progeny, in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the
Island, May, '14 (68 entries), also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup (Championship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will
produce close to, if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of
Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 29. Cow.

RALEIGH'S JAPANESE FERN, 353243, A. J.

(P. 19021, H. C.)

c. c.

Bred by F. A. Ahier, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Horn September 13, 1911.

Some white markings; black tongue; dark switch.

[mported < >ctober31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A iiandsome, rich fawn; exceedingly mellow,
elastic hide; beautifully shaped head, with dished
face and large, prominent eyes wide apart; body of
great capacity, deep and wide, set low to ground on
clean, line legs; level top line; broad, prominent hips;
well set tail with good switch; large uddei of beauti-
ful shape, carried close to body, very full and square
in front and well out behind; large and beautifully
placed teats.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows in
'14 and '15, includ-
ing the Nat. Dairy
Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P.
19097. H. C. (im-
ported by "Linden
Grove"), produced
as a two year-old,
470 lbs. 5.2 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year. (She
is catalogued in this
auction.)

Fern Beauty, P. 18914,
H. C., also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14i
ozs. butter in 313
days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626,
H. C, also of this
importation, made
as a two-year-old.
320 lbs. 4 ozs. butter
in 335 days.

Sire of numerous prize
winners, including:

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries.
Royal Show, Aug..
'13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

Agatha's Maiden Fern,
1st 3-year-old heifer,
8 entries, Sr. and
Grand Champion,
American Royal,
Kansas City, '15;
Grand Champion at
Missouri State Fair,
'15.

Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3-year-old
heifer, Sr. and Gr.
Champion, Hutchin-
son, Kan., '15; 1st
at Kansas State
Fair, '15.

Fern's Noble Maid, 1st
senior heifer calf, 24
entries, and Junior
Champion, Pore st
City (Ohio) Fair, '14;
1st at Ohio State
Fair, '14.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree.)

Dam
.RALEIGH'S

JAPANESE,
P. 15055, C.
A daughter of Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy,
dam by Moray Can-
non, one of the good
sons of Flying Fox;
and her second dam
bred in the lines that
produced the im-
mortal Blue Belle, P.
3407, H. C.

Raleigh's Fairy Boy,*'

P. 3851. H. C.

(83767, A. J. C C.)

1st prize over Jersey,
24 entries. Apr., 'OS.

3d prize over Jersey, 18
entries, Aug., '07.

Sold in our '09 auction
for $8,200.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, New ling-
land Fair; 1st prize,
Sr. Champion and
Grand Champion,
Illinois and N. Y.
State Fairs. Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, and National
Dairy Show, '10.

At New England Fair,
'10, he also headed
special 1st pr. herd
with 4 females over
2 years old; won
Vanderbilt Cup for
bull and best 4 fe-
males over 3 years
old; New England
Agr. Society's Spe-
cial for bull over 2
yrs. with 4 females;
and 1st prize for get
of sire.

Sire of 40 official test
cows, 37 in Register
of Merit with year's
tests; 35 were tested
at Knollwood Farm
by Mr. C. I. Hudson,
and averaged 523
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in
one year, 9,135 lbs.
milk, at an average
age of 4 years 3 mos.
(All officially au-
thenticated tests.)

Among his tested
daughters are:

Fairy Boy's Jasmine,
869 lbs. 5 ozs.

Raleigh's Golden
Queen, 726 lbs. 4
ozs.

My Pretty Fairy, 720
lbs. 7 ozs.

Fairy Boy's Lily, 710
lbs. 1 oz.

He has 6 sons and 5
daughters that have
produced 15 official
test cows, eight of
them in Register of
Merit averaging 426
lbs. 1 oz. butter,
7,713 lbs. 4 ozs. milk,
at an average age of
2 years 7 months.

Sire of many prize
winners, including:

Oxford's Fain- B< <v,
92821, winner of 13
1st prizes, '11 to '15;
sire of numcr- ills i U
winners, and of 4
Register of Merit
cows.

Rale igh's Handsome
Dora, 235202, 1st 2-
y e a r - o 1 d heifer,
Brockton. Mass., '10;
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $800.

Kmineut's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh,

P. 3273, H. C.)

4th pr. over Jer., '03.

2d State's prize, '03.
Sire of

Primrose's Raleigh, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
pr., '05; 1st pr. and
Breeders' Cup, St.
Martin Show, '05.

Lord Twylish. 1st over
Jersey, Apr., '06.

The Jap, 1st prize, St.
Clement Show, '05,
'06. Sire of 23 test-
ed cows.

Raleigh's Calais, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '07.

Sire of 48 tested cows,
24 of them in Reg-
ister of Merit, in-
cluding:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
744 lbs. 5 ozs.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Raleigh's Houssie, 684
lbs. 6 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Kar-
nak, 676 lbs.

Raleigh's Fairy, 627
lbs.

Raleigh's Snowdrop,
612 lbs.

Sire of 7 or more bulls
with tested daugh-
ters, including:

Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
sire of 40.

Mabel's Raleigh, P.
3722, H. C, sire of
26.

The Imported Jap,
75265, sire of 23;
sold in our '07 auc-
tion to Messrs. Ayer
& McKinney.

Fairy Glen,

P. 9178, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
May and Aug., '05;
May, '06.

Winner Blythwood
Bowl, Aug.. '05.

Dam of Fairy Glen's
Raleigh, 79438, win-
ner of 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '07; imported
by Mr. C. I. Hudson;
and sire of 16 tested
cows.

Moray Cannon,"
P. 3058, H. C.

Winner of 3d pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '07.
Sire of

Simple Interest 4 th,
public butter test,
May, '06, 1 lb. 91
ozs., 123 days in
milk.

Duchess of Tapon. F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of T a p o n,
238640), winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. ^ oz.
in 24 hours, 43 days
in milk.

Ilis half-sister (same
dam), The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, sold in
our auction for
$1,000; she has 2
tested daughters and
3 producing sons.

Japanese, P. 11848, C.

(Now named Imported [ Linnet's Supreme,
Japanese Linnet, P. 9906, C.

241487, A. J. C. C.)

Dam of Miss Togo, P. 13741, H. C, public butter
test, May. '11, 1 lb. 123 ozs. in 24 hours, 34 lbs
10 ozs milk; dam of Togo's Oxford, P. 4611.
H. C, 3d prize. Class 1, 42 entries, and Grou-
ville Parish prize, Royal Show, Apr., '11.

Eminent 2d,

P, 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (w i t h
yctj, 01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the
Island.

One of his leading Is-
land test daughters
isAurea, P. 8693, H.
C. (now Eminent's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122;, Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test, May,
'07, 2 lbs. 5i ozs., 65
days in milk.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Dam of the bull. Fly-
ing Foam, sire of
several high pro-
ducers in the Eng-
lish butter tests.

Orlando, P. 2535, H.C.

Sire of Golden Chance,
winner of 1 st ove r
Jersey, M a y, '00;
Certificate of Merit,
'03, 1 lb. 61 ozs.,
1S6 days in milk.

Brown Fairy,

F. 7819, C.

Dam of Amyl, P. 6230,
H. C, Cham., North
Club. (Now Brown
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour, 157320, A. J.
C. C.) A 22-quart
cow. Sold in our
'01 sale for $1,200.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Cham, winner over the
Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Sire of 26 tested cows.

Oxford Lily 2d,

P. 5732, H. C.
Par. prize, Aug., '95,
and May, '98.

r Hillside Prince,

P. 2405, H. C.
His dam, Linnet 3d, P.
2769, C, is one of
the showiest and
best preserved cows
that we have seen
on the Island. She
is a grand dairy cow,
and as a breeder is
a rare good one. as
can be seen by her
get. She was im-
ported fifteen years
ago by "L i n d e n
Grove."

Linnet 4th, P. 5110. C.

Her grandsire. Valor-
ous, was by same
sire as Meadow Boy,
the sire of Blue
Belle, P. 4307, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C Show. '96, '97.
Sire of 31 tested cows.

Golden Lad 2d.
P. 2023, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
auction, May, '02,
for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
auction, May, '03, for
$1,725.

White Rose,

P. 4915, H. C.
1 lb. 13£ ozs. of butter

five months after

calving.
Daughter of G o 1 d e n

Lad.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Sire of
Nuriel, 1st over Jersey,

'00; 1st H. B. and

Par. prize, '00.
Lady Clair. 3d H. B.

and Par. pr., '00.
Full brother to Morion.

P. 1690, H.C. sire of

The Owl, P. 2195,

H. C.

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468, H. C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
(See above.)

Linnet 3d,

P. 2769, C.

(Imported Linnet,

162040.)

Parish prize. '95.

1st St. Clement, '96.

Special prizes, '98, '99,
'00. '01.

Dam of Jersey Boy, P.
2162, H. C; Kruger,
P. 2345. H. C; Hill-
side Prince, P. 2405,
H. C.; all prize
winners.

Valorous 2d,

P. 1489, C.

Linnet 3d,

P. 2769, H. C.

(See above.)

i Eminence,

F. 7124, H . C-
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C.
Sire of

Prosper, Par. pr., '97.

Hope's Regina, 2d over
England and half-
brother to Beresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.
(See below.)

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

f Traveler, P. 280. C.

I Brown Fern.

F. 4606. C.
Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944. H. C.
winner of 2d prize,
St. Martin Show, '94,
'95.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Was sold by Mr. J. P.
Marett to Lord
Rothschild at a long
price.

(See below.)

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450, H. C.
1st over Jer., May, '94.

, Tula, P. 5323, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '94.

Parish prize, Class 2,
'94.

By same sire as the cel-
ebrated bull, Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160,
H. C, sire of Emi-
nent 2d (as above).

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C,

Mistake, P. 4562. C.

By same sire as Mona
8th, dam of the cele-
brated bulls. Mona's
Glory and La Chasse
Prince, and the
cows. Mona 1 Ith and
Mona 12th.

f Orme, P. 1660. H. C.
Was sold by Mr. J. P.

Marett to Lord

Rothschild at a long

price.

Sire of
Little Eminence,

butter test, 21 lbs. 6

ozs. in 7 days.
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. l£ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C.
3d pr. over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize. '94.

Count Wolseley.

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

j Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816. H. C.

Braga's Boy,

P. 783, C.

1st Guenon prize. St.
Peter, '87.

By Due de Chambord,
P. 580, H. C, who
produced the dam of
Blue Belle, P. 4307,
H. C.. who sold in
our "04 auction for
$3,600. when 14 yrs.
old. She has 2 test-
ed daughters and 5
producing sons.

Linnet 2d, P. 1970. C.

Valorous,

P. 1197. H. C-
Reserve over Jer. and
Par. prize, '89.

Linnet 3d,

P. 2769. H. C.
(See above.)

Last calf March 7, 1916 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Expected to be bred to the splendid sire, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize over the Island, April, 11,
shown with his progeny. The high class of the progeny of Oxford You'll Do place him in the front rank among prepotent sires.
He is a son of the noted and popular bull, Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C, and out of Oxford Ever, P. S370, H. C, daughter
of the celebrated cow, Oxford Lass. Oxford Ever has two public butter test daughters, and is also dam of the prepotent bull,
Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C, who has 12 butter test daughters. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 30. Cow.

FERN'S NOBLE FANNY, 347986, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. R. Vautier, St. Peter, Island of Jersey.

Born January 25, 1912.

Solid color, except brisket partly white and
stripe on belly extending from brisket : black tongue
and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A very attractive, deep brownish fawn, of ex-
ceedingly high finish; beautiful head; dished face,
with bright eyes wide apart; very thin, flat neck;
sharp withers; long, deep, well-ribbed body; promi-
nent hips; few young cows are better equipped with
milking machinery; splendid udder, great long teats,
that could not be better placed.

(P. 19987, H. C.)

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

1st prize (2-year-old
class), Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.

1st prize, Class 8, 10
entries, Aug., '12.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries, April, '13.

2 d prize, 7 entries
(with progeny),
April, '13.

Sire of

Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 56 en-
tries, Royal Sho w,
Jersey, May, '13.

Alabama, 1st pr., Class
3, 5S entries, Aug.,
'13.

Brampton Fern
Beauty, 1st prize
heifer calf, Toronto,
Ont., '12.

And many other win-
ners.

His dam, Lady Aldan,
P. 8470, H. C, is the
head of a great
family.

Her daughter. Lady
Aldan 2d. P. 9788,
■H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03 ; Par. prize,
Aug., '03. S h e is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of
Lady Aldan Sth, P.
11906, H- C. (Ra-
leigh's Lady Aldan),
butter test, 744 lbs.
5 ozs. butter in one
year (the highest
testing daughter of
Eminent's Raleigh) ;
Par. prize, Aug. ,'06;
dam of the magni-
ficent young bull,
Aldan's Noble.

Six of his heifers sold
in our ' 1 4 auction
for an average of
$564.

Dam

FANNY,

P. 11617, C.

Dam of Lucy's Cham-
pion Fanny, 224601
(Fanny's Fancy, P.
13476, H. C), sold
in our '09 auction
for $340, as a three-
year-old. Won 1 st
prize at New Eng-
land Fair, '09; St.
Mary Parish prize,
Class 1, May, '07; 2d
prize, Class 2, 46
entries, and Parish
prize, one of group
winning 1st for Voi-
sin Special (best
cow and heifer).
Royal Show, Aug.,
'08; dam of Primula,
P. 15542, H. C,
public butter test,
May, '11, 1 lb. 13
ozs., at 2 yrs. old;
St. Mary Parish
prize, Aug., '09 and
May, '11-

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700. A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Sold in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey.

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C. 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

111S4, H. C., 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.
Aldan's Raleigh, P.

4116, H. Cm sold for

$1,000 at auction.

Gipsy's King,

P. 3270. H. C

1st prize, Class 2, 24
entries, Royal Show,
April, '04.

1st and Champion,
Western Show, '05.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
including:

Gipsy King's Fontaine,
612 lbs. 10 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 10
yrs. 8 mos. old.

Fern's Expectant, 560
lbs. 3 ozs., at 4 yrs.
8 mos.; scored 100
points (perfection) ;
sold in our '08 auc-
tion for $450, to
Mr. E. G. Dusen-
bury, Portville, N.
Y.

Also sire of:

Roving Gipsy. 67588.
sire of 7 in Register
of Merit.

Doctor's Lad. P. 3678,
H. Cm sire of 3 test-
ed cows.

Castor's Lord. P. 3895,
H. C, sire of 2.

Vicky, P. 11974. Cm
dam of Du Jardin's
Trump, 78522, sire
of 2 in Register of
Merit ; also dam of
Vesta, P. 15787. H.
C., official Island
Record, 371 lbs.
12.8 ozs. butter in
327 days (imported
by "Linden Grove").

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 72314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C
Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $7,000.

f Fereor, P. 2891. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '00.

His daughters are of
the Blue Belle type
and color, all strictly
1st class; one in milk
on first calf milking
daily 18 quarts.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Grey Actress, 187-
446. in Register of
Merit, Class A, 450
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
1 year, at 13 yrs, 4
mos. old. She won
4th at the Royal
Show, 26 entries,
Aug.. 03 ; and is dam
of the bull. Agatha's
Actor, 69639, sire
of 1 in Register of
Merit and of several
1st prize winners.

Golden Fern's Gipsy

Maid,
203630
(Carlo's Gipsy 6th.

P. 8218, H. C.)

A magnificent dairy

cow, now owned in

the "Linden Grove"

herd.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.
Sire of

Favofi's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B, No. 999;
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 yr., when 7
years old.

Warder, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '04. (A cele-
brated sire of butter
cows.)

Halloween, 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03.

Victorine, P. 9950, H.
Cm the dam of Vicky,
P. 11974, H. C. (See
notes at left.)

Baronne's Favorite,

P. 9949. H. C
4th prize at Western

Show, '02.
1st prize at Western

Show, '07.
2d at Western Show,

'08.
Special prize, Western

Show, '09.

Dam of
Florence. P. 11929, H.
l entries, and St. Peter Parish prize, Aug.,

'11; public butter test, May, '12, 1 lb. 2£ ozs.,

286 days after calving.
Czarina, Reserve, Class 1, 31 entries, and St.

Peter Parish prize. May, '15.

Baronne 5 th,

P. 4339, C.
3d pr. over Jersey,

96.

C, 1st prize, Class 5, 29

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Blue Boy,

P. 2578. H- C

Sire of Blue Belle Prin-
cess, 157364, sold in
our '01 sale to the
late Hon. M.H. Olin.
Perry, N. Y.. testing
for him 15 lbs. 1 oz.
of butter.

His dam, Blue Belle. P.
4307, H. C, is dam
of Caumais Lad (sire
of Financial King
and Guenon's Lad);
Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 54
ozs. ; Golden Lad's
Blue Belle, sold in
our May, '03, sale
for $1,725; Blue
Belle 6th and 7th;
Blue Belle's Hand-
some Fox. and Blue
Belle's Golden Fern,
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Petune's Pet,

P. 5704, H. C
3d over Jersey, '94.
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

i Carlo 's~Gipsy,

P. 3519. H. C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.

Goddington purse. '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman. Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Sire of 25 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Eminent's
Raleigh.

Favorite, P. 8354, H.C
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess, 157604.)
1st N. C. Show, '00.
A grand dairy cow.

Sold in our sale.

May, '01, for $500.
F to Mr. F. W. Crane.

Standard, P. 1056, H.C.
3d prize, Aug., '88.
2d prize, April, '89.
1st prize, Aug., '89.
1st prize, Aug., '90.

Baronne 2d,
1 P. 2876, H. C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

2d over Jersey.

A remarkably good
sire, and h i s get
have found ready
buyers from Eng-
land at long prices.

His daughter, Uncle
Peter's Rosette, sold
in our '01 sale for
$1,000. and her heif-
er calf, by Flying
Fox, sold in same
sale for $1,250.

H i s granddaughter,
Uncle Peter's Gold-
en Del, 157354, sold
in '01 sale to Bilt-
raore Farms, Bilt-
more, N. C, has
made the phenom-
enal record of 1 ,34 1 i
lbs. of milk and 80
lbs. 13 ozs. of churn-
ed butter in 30 days.

Out of same dam as
Golden Sultana, the
dam of S u 1 1 a n a's
Golden Jolly ; and
and Sultan e's
Snowdrop, the dam
of S u 1 1 a n of Oak-
lands; etc.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

now named

Imported Blue Belle,

180234, A. J. C. C.
Sold for $3,600 in our

'04 sale.
Grandam of Noble of
Oaklands.

f Strawberry,

P. 1578. H. C.

[ Petune, F. 4193, H. C.

f Carlo 3d, P. 817, H. C
His grandsire, Carlo, P.
180, C, is sire of Lily
Brown, P. 420, C,
dam of Golden Lily,
P. 5101, H. C.

Quaker's Girl,
F. 7215, C.

Golden' Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C- C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Among his many pr.-
winning sons is Fly-
ing Fox, Champion
winner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
at our auction sale,
May, '02, for $7,500;
sire of 24 tested
daughters and many
prize winners.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C
Dam of
Little Eminence.
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land. 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Willard, P. 836, H. C.
2d prize, St. Martin
Show.

Rozel's Buttercup 2d,
P. 1562, C.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.

Sire of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '95, '96.

Buxon Lass 5th, 3d L.
D. Show, '97.

Blue Num. 126625. 18
lbs. 54 ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '01, and
other prizes.

Sweet Eyes, 2d Par.
pr., '96; Utica Par.
pr., '97; Cherry
2d B. and W., '97;
1st R. Cm '97; 1st
Royal, '99; West
Show. '99; and 2d R.
Cm '99.

Also a number of other
remarkable dairy
cows.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C
1st H. B. ov. Jer., '85.
2d over Jersey, '85.
4th over Jersey, '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '91.
Reserve, Champion

Cup, '91.
1st over Jersey, Cham.

Cup, '93.
Reserve, Champion

Class, '93.

Meadow Boy,

P. 1193. C

Grisette, P. 2058, H.C.

Grand dairy cow,
milking from 18 to
20 qts. daily, and
very persistent.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Texas, P. 2205, H. C.

Carlo 2d, P. 337, C.

Cicero's Cowslip,

P. 1105, H. C.
3d over Jer. and 1st

Guenon pr., '83.
Par. prize, Aug., '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, May, '88.
2d over Jer. and Par.

pr., May, '89.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.J
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Traveler, P. 280, C.
Sire of Clubs 2d. 16725.

butter test. 14 lbs.

7 ozs. in 7 days.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C
Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. C

Wolseley. P. 401. H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '83,'84,'85.

Primrose, P. 419, H. C.
4th p. and P. p., Class

5. May, '85.
1st over Jer., May, '88.

r Royal Monarch,
P. 468, C.

Rozel's Buttercup,
F. 5394, C.

Last calf November 9, 1915 (sent to Messrs. J. 0. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Bred March 1, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize with his progeny, in a
class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14 (68
entries), also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to,
if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

B311

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 31. Cow.

CARINE'S FERN, 353247, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19395, H. C.)

Ilred by G. Lc Masurier, St. Martin, Island of
Jersey.

Horn November 23, 1911.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very "classy" light fawn, highly finished, fine
in bone, with neat head and bright, prominent eyes;
beautiful top line; good withers, straight back and
splendid hind quarters, very long, deep, well-ribbed
body; tail beautifully set, thin and long, with good
brown switch; large, well balanced udder, good-
sized teats nicely placed.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C
(95700. A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour, '07.

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as^
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter tested
cows. 31 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:

Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our 1 1 auction
for $15,000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington. Ky.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars of this distin-
guished sire.)

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows
in '14 and '15, in-
cluding the National
Dairy Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P.
19097, H. C. (im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" last fall),
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter in 361
days.

Fern Beauty, P. 18914,
H. C, also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14i ozs.
butter in 313 days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626. H.
C, also of this im-
portation, made, as
a two year-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.

Sire of numerous win-
ners, including;

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull. 1 1
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3-year-old
heifer, Senior and
G rand Champion,
Hutchinson, Kan.,
'15; 1st at Kansas
.State Fair. '15.

Pern's Noble Maid. 1st
senior heifer calf, 24
entries, and Junior
Champion. Forest
City (Ohio) Fair,
'14; 1st at Ohio S.
Fair. '14.

Sire of many other
winners.

Dam
CARINE,

P. 12114, H.C.

Certificate of Merit,
public, butter test,
May. '10, 1 lb. 9i
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 6
years old. 194 days
after calving.

Dam of Carine's Noble
Star, winner of Re-
serve, Class 3, 58
entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '13.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.
Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

B 1 y t h w o o d Bowl,
Aug.. '09.

And numerous other
prizes.

Dam of

Lady Aldan 2d, P.
9788, H. C, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May, '03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184, H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '05.

Aldan's Raleigh, P.
4116. H. C, sold for
$1,000 at auction.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Fern's
Lad, and head of a
great family.

Dreyfus. P. 2909, H.C.

1st over Jer., Apr., '01.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '00.
Sire of

Fair Vic, Certificate of
Merit and 4th God-
dington pr., public
butter test. May,
'09, 1 lb. 13| ozs.,
125 days in milk.

Carine, public butter
test, May, "10, 1 lb.
9i ozs., 194 days in
milk.

Golden Fleece 2d, Par.
prize, Aug., '04.

Full brother to Napo-
leon Bonaparte, win-
ner of 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '99, and Aug.,
'00; sire of 10 butter
test cows.

Fashionable,

P. 8691, II. C.

By Six Rues Boy, P.
2474, H. C; dam.
Success Rose 2d, P.
4434, C.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer.. '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire. Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256. H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 sale to
Mr. Howard Willets,
"G e d n e y Farm,"*
White Plains, N. Y.,
for $3,600.
Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C-. sire of Finan-
cial King. P. 2624.
H. C, and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5£
ozs.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
"03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr., '98.
1st over Jer., Aug., '98.
1st at Three-Parish

Show, '99.
Sire of Nobleman's

Lady Mary, sold in

our '02 sale.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. Full sister to
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

[ Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7 th ,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band." public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3} ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

He was shown at the
Nashville, Tenn.,
Show, Oct., '07, in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown; and
Prof. Scovell, who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville. Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."

Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad.
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Champion
bull, San Antonio
(Tex.) International
Exposition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec. '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

He has 4 producing
sons.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '11 auction

■ for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Csrtificate of M e ri t,
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize. Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour.
'05.

1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Miss Viola. P. 9644, H.
C. Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May. '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

And 3 other tested
cows.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C- Show, '96, '97.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His 10 months-old bull
calf sold in our '07
sale for $10,200, and
in same sale his
grandson. "Stoc k-
w e 1 1." sold for
$11,500.

Sire of 31 tested cows,
and 26 bulls w i t h
tested daughters.

Fleet 2d, P. 3435. II. C.

2d over Jer. and Par. prize, '91.

Dam of Napoleon Bonaparte, P. 2745, H. C.

By same sire as Brookhill Rose 2d. P. 3440, H. C.
the dam of Golden Jolly. P. 2921, H. C. sire of
Viola's Golden Jolly, sold in our '09 auction for
$12,000.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7,500.
Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island. 2 lbs.
8-1 ozs. in 24 h"iir^.

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle. 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. Sire
of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10^
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid, .

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

'footsie, P. 3214. H. C
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 pr.
Sire of 32 tested cows.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Count Wolseley.

P. 928. H. C.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
2dov. J.. Apr.. '87, '89.

Sire of
Alicante. P. 38S0. H.C.
Oxford Lass, P. 3582.
C.

Fleet, P. 2544, C-
Granddaugh ter

of Count St. George,

P. 341, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our May,' 02,
sale for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729.
H. C.

Alicante. P. 3880. H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Three Champion win-
ners.

Bobby 5th,

P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95.

'96. '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

pri ate test. Zlbs. 11

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster. P. 1152. C
A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow.
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277. H. C.

Everton King.
P. 390, C
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey. '82.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d ov. Jer.. 2d H. B.

ov. J., 2d Lon. Dairy

S-, '88.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Brown Fen;,

F. 4606. C.

Wolseley. P. 401. H.C.
1st pr., Jer. Jubilee
Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
Bronze Medal, C. I.
Ex., '71.

Islesworth.P.599.H C

2d over Jer. and 1st

Guenon prize, '85.

Lucille, F. 2409, C.

Due to calve June IS, 1916, by Agatha's Oxford Noble, P. 4850, H. C, winner of 1st prize over Jersey, "bulls from tested
dams ' April, '12. He is a son of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, who sold in our May, '11, auction for $15,000. His dam,
Agatha's Oxford Lass, P. 11386, H. C, is one of the most remarkable cows of the breed, as a producer, a show cow, and in breed-
ing. She has won two public butter tests, yielding in May, '09, 2 lbs. H ozs. in 24 hours. She won 1st prize over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge Cup, and was Reserve for Renouf Cup, "best butter test cow judged by inspection," May, '09. She is a daugh-
ter of Agatha s Flying Fox, who sired Gamboge's Knight, and out of the great cow, oxford Ever, who is dam of Oxford You'll
Do, P. 40<o, H. C. Agatha's Oxford Lass is thus 75 per cent, same blood as Oxford You'll Do.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 32. Cow.

NOBLE'S PRETTY CARNATION, 276822, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born February 10, 1912.

Brisket, belty. flanks, legs, tongue, tail and switch
white.

A handsome brownish fawn, of great constitution
and body capacity; beautiful head and dished face;
large, lustrous eyes; strong back, with broad, promi-
nent hips; body of great depth and width; low to
ground, on short, fine legs; large, beautiful square
udder, extending away forward and out behind,
with large teats perfectly placed. One of the best
of Noble of Oaklands' progeny, and out of a splendid
daughter of Golden Fern's Lad. She carries 75
per cent, the same blood as Golden Fern's Noble,
P. 4570, H. C.

f Sire

NOBLE OF

OAKLANDS,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st pr.. Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.
Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At th e
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of four first prizes.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special pr. (§250)
for "get of sire, 4 to
8 animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.
More than 200 1st prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get so far as
the records have
been tabulated.
He sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $15,000, at
same time his dam
sold for $7,000.
Sire of 37 butter tested
cows, 31 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:
Noble's Handsome
Queen, 614 lbs. 3
ozs. in I year.
Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. in one year.
(See opposite page for
extended pedigree of
Noble of Oaklands.)

Dam

GOLDEN FERN'S
CARNATION,

187424, A. J. C. C.

(CARNATION'S
GEM,
P. 8577, H. C.)

A magnificent cow,
and one of the best
daughters that Gold-
en Fern's Lad ever
sired. She has been
in the "Linden
Grove" herd for
many years.
Dam of

Carnation's Gem 2d,
P. 10439, H. C,
winner of 1st prize.
40 entries. Royal
Show. Aug.. '04,
and other prizes.
Imported by Mr.
Wm. Rockefeller

and registered as
Carnation's Gem,
191679. A. J. C C

Idle Hour Blue Belle
Prince, 72292, sire
of 7 in Register of
Merit, averaging 362
lbs. 14 ozs. butter
at 2 yrs. 4 mos. old,
6 of them in Class
AA.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.
Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and tested
cows (see front page
A), and his get have
commanded among
the highest prices
ever realized for
Jerseys at auction.
Sire of 31 tested cows,
and 27 bulls with
tested daughters.
The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.
His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.
His daughter. Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept.,
'04, and sold in the
ring for $2,350.
Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.
Thirty-nine of his get
(some only calves)
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.
His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000, has
25 sons with daugh-
ters in Register of
Merit, led by Emi-
nem's Raleigh, who
has 48 tested daugh-
ters, 24 of them in
Register of M e r i t.
Eminent 's Raleigh
is also sire of Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy,
sire of 37 in Register
of Merit.

Carnation's Glory 7th,
P. 5092, H. C.

Full sister to Golden
Lad's Carnation.
157596 (Carnation's
Glory 6th, P. 5091,
H. C.)i Champion
winner at St. Martin
Show, "97 ; Certifi-
cate of Merit, public'
butter test. May, '97,
1 lb. 12 ozs. in 24
hrs., after being in
milk 5 mos.; a 24-
quart cow, sold in
our '01 auction.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

"Boyle" also sired the
great cow , ' ' Spec-
kled Band." public
butter test, 2 lbs.
3£ ozs., 140 days in
milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie." that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 73 ozs.
of butter in 24 hours
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for $2,-
200, to Mr. A. B.
Lewis.

Sire of
Tula, P. 5323, H. C,
1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, '94; dam
of Rill. P. 6982, H.
C. (65 lbs. milk in
one day), the dam
of Eminent 's Ra-
leigh, 69011.
And other notables.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C

2d pr. over the Island
and Par. prize, '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Is-
land.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1 st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug.. '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.
And 30 o t h e r tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.
Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.
His double grandson.
Golden Fern's Lad
(same in blood as a
son), has 18 sons
with daughters in
the Register of Mer-
it.
Golden Fern's Lad is
sire of Flying Fox,
who is sire of 21 sons
with daughters in
the Register of
Merit, more than
any other bull, im-
ported or domestic.
(Flying Fox was sold
in our '02 auction for
$7,500.)
(See above for further
particulars.)

Carnation's Glory,
P. 857, H. C.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess, 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden B eatrice,

157326, 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose, 162097,21 lbs.

10i ozs.
Sandgate. 122509. 20

lbs. 10* ozs.
Zulu Lad'y, 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad. 18 lbs.

1* ozs.
Golden Kola. 127232,

17 lbs. 8£ ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John, 149150. 16 lbs.

3 ozs.
And 24 others.

(See below.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
1 st pr. over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693 ,
H. C. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin, 252122),
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test.
May, '07. 2 lbs. 5\
ozs.. 65 days in
milk.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including S u 1 1 a ne
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 i ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.

His daughter. Lady
Rose, P. 3962, H. C,
winner of Par, prize,
Aug., '97, is dam of
Sultan's Golden
Rose, 213891, with
a public butter test
of 1 lb. 14$ ozs. in
24 hours; entered in
Register of Merit,
with a record of
8,410 lbs. 4.8 ozs.
milk, 489 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter, in 1 year,
when ten years old.

Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447. H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '88.

2dH. B. pr. ov. J., '88.

1st pr. over Eng., '90,

1 lb. 14* ozs. butter.

Out of the same dam
as Golden Lad 2d,
sire of Golden Lad's
Mermaid, sold at our
auction, May, '02,
for $1,100; Golden
Lad's Blue Belle,
sold at our auction,
May, '03, for $1,725;
and manyjother cele-
brated animals.

Garibaldi,

P. 242, H. C.

Carnation. F. 1776, C

Everton King,
P. 390, C.

A remarkable sire of
grand cows of mag-
nificent dairy type,
inheriting the same
from his illustrious
dam, Quality, who
won first prize and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Show. '82.
and made 16 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter. Many
years ago, when on
the Island, we were
so taken with Qual-
ity that we bought,
at a long price, her
son, Everton King,
and left him on the
Island to be bred to
our cows before ship-
ment to America.
Quality is also dam
of the great bull,
Happy, F. 309. C,
that left a grand lot
of dairy cows on the
Island.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C

1st prize over the Is-
land. '82.

One of the very best
cows of the great
Fontaine family.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Eminence, F.
7124, H. C. dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs.; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs.; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.

2d pr. over Jersey, '83.
Sire of

Count's Fillpail, 30975,
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. l£ ozs.

We imported his sire,
Cicero, in '83, and
sold him in our auc-
tion sale for $3,100.
He sired many other
noted animals, in-
cluding Sultane 9th,
P. 1145, H. C, the
dam of Golden Sul-
tana; Sultane's
Snowdrop, dam of
Sultan of Oaklands;
and Uncle Peter, the
sire of many great
cows on the Island.

Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey in '84; also
Parish prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.

Sire said to be Roy-
alist, P. 139, H. C,
son of Regina, F.
32. H. C.

Dam of Golden Lad 2d.
P. 2023, H. C, a
great sire; pronoun-
ced by many equally
as good as his fa-
mous grandsire,
Golden Lad, P. 1242,
H. C.

Pretender, P. 187, C.

Lady Alice, F. 1S38, C.

Cetewayo, P. 244, C.
Sire of 4 cows, testing
16 lbs. 2*. ozs. to 17

lbs. 2*. ozs.

(Sec below.)

Quality. F. 1748. H. C
Winner of 1st pr. and

Cham. Cup at Roy.

Jer. Show. '82; 16

lbs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.
Her son, Happy, F.

309, C, is sire of

Hermione, P. 634.

C-, dam of the bull.

Trial, P. 1187. H.C..

and Brookhill Rose.

Dairy Boy, P. 218, C.

Sire of Guenon's Pride,
P. 347, H. C., who
sired Fontaine 4th.
P. 2537, C. Fon-
taine 4th is dam of
Fontaine 9th, 4th
over Jer., '99; butter
test, 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
140 days in milk;
Fontaine 7th. 3d ov.
Jersey, May, '99.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C.
1st over Jer., '86. '88.
1st Grouville. '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.
Sire of

Cetewayo's Silver Bell.
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Cetewayo's Lily, 17
lbs.

Cetewayo's Daisy, 16
lbs. 4 ozs.

(We imported Cete-
wayo's Daisy and
sold her in our '83
auction for $1,600.)

Sunrise, F. 1947, C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C-
lstpr. over Jersey, '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield. 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Cicero's Jolie, 18246.

18 lbs. 3 ozs.
Brunette Star, 27270.

17 lbs. 10 ozs.
Cicero's Juno, 16726,

17 lbs. 2 ozs.
3 others, 15 lbs. 2 ozs.

to 17 lbs. 1 oz. each.

Minerva. F. 2281. C
' Supposed to be by
Royalist. P. 139. H.
C., son of Regina.
F. 32, H. C

Farmer's Joy,

P. 306, H. C
1st over Jersey.
1st pr.. Eng. Royal.
1st pr. and Silver

Medal at Lon. Dairy

Show, '81.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st St. Saviour. '70.
1st H. B., 71.

(See below.)

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C.
(See above.)

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
Dam of

Sultane 9th. P. 1145.
H. C, grandam of
Golden Sultana.

Count Wolseley, P -
928, H. C sire of
Brookhill Rose 2d
and Oxford Lass.

And other celebrities.

Rusticus, P. 109. C.
Gentille, F. 794, H. C.

Last calf April 4, 1916 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Expected to be bred before day of sale, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (now named Imported Oxford \ou 11 Do, lllfebO,
A J. C. C). A first prize winner at the Royal Show, with his progeny, sire of 21 official test cows, also sire of the Champion
cow over Jersey in '15, and manv other winners. Oxford You'll Do has been at "Linden Grove" three years. The large number
of uniformly excellent daughters now in the herd, and the showing of his progeny in the butter tests and show ring, substantiate
the assertion that he is the greatest living representative of the Oxford-Gamboge family. (See front pages for his picture and
extended pedigree.)

B332

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 33. Cow.

MAID OF ALENE, 353210, A. J. C. C.

(P. 15073, H. C.)
WINNER OF BRONZE MEDAL, PUBLIC BUTTER TEST, ISLAND OF JERSEY, MAY, 1913—2 LBS. 11 OZS. BUTTER IN 24

HOURS, AT 4 YEARS OLD, 150 DAYS AFTER CALVING.

PARISH PRIZE, CLASS 1, ROYAL SHOW, JERSEY, AUGUST, 1909.

Bred by R. M, F. Jarnat. St. Martin, Island of
Jersey.

Bora July 20, 1908.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

This high-record public butter test cow is a valu-
able animal for the herd of any breeder; an attrac-
tive grey; good head, with bright, sparkling eyes;
thin, flat neck and sharp withers ; exceedingly mellow,
elastic hide; body very long, deep, of great capacity
and spring of rib, set on short, fine legs; broad,
prominent hips and great length of rump; well-set
tail, with luxuriant switch touching the ground;
large, well-balanced udder, with prominent veins,
large teats squarely placed.

Sire
NOBLE OF

OAKLAND*,
P. 3909, H. C.

(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
tor $15,000.

Among his 37 tested
daughters are-

Noble's H andsome
Queen, in Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year;
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $875, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit, 486
lbs. S ozs. butter in 1
year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
443 lbs. 2.S ozs.

Noble's N u r s i e, 440
lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Lily,
414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful
Nelly. 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-
ville. 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Nob! e
Maid, 394 lbs. 10
ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,
385 lbs. 2 ozs

Sire of 28 bulls with
official test daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
a "Linden Grove"
sen-ice bull who has
1 1 tested daughters.

More than 200 1st prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show. Island of Ter.,
April. '10. At t h e
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of four first prizes.

Dam
I ALENE 2d,

P. 12277, H. C.

She is out of same dam
as Alene 4th. P.
I3S72, C. (Alene's
Trial, 252757), dam
of Knight's Trial,
252802. in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
380 lbs. 12 ozs. but-
ter in ! year, 6,311
lbs. 6.4 ozs. milk, at
2 vears old.

Alene 3d. P. 12387. C,
winner of St. Mary
Parish prize, Royal
Show, Jersey, Class
1, Aug.. '07.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn,,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Cham, bull,
San Antonio (Tex.)
International Expo-
sition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463. H. C.

Sold in our ' 1 1 auction
for $7,000.

1st prize over Jer., '04.

Public butter test.
May, '04, 2 lbs. 12
ozs.

1st pr. over Jersey and
Theatre Cup, May,
'05.

1st ov, England wher-
ever exhibited, '06,
'07 and '08.
Dam of

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314;soldinour'09
auction for $11,000.

Miss Viola. P. 9644, H.
C, that tested in
public butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, that
tested in public but-
ter test, 3 lbs. of
butter.

Poppy Viola, P.
10902, H. Cm win-
ner of Bronze Medal
in public butter test,
yielding 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
when 159 days in
milk, after dropping
her first calf, being
only 30 months old.

Lord Alma,

P. 3460, H. C.

Sire of Les Vaux Queen
2d, winner of 2d pr.,
Class 1 (34 entries),
and Parish prize,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., '06.

t Alene, F. 9273. H. C.
Has a prize-winning
daughter, and an-
other that is dam of
a Register of^Merit
cow.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. Cm 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
prize over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets, "Gedney
Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of Caumais Lad,
P. 2257, H. Cm sire
of Financial King, P.
2624, H. Cm and
Guenon's Lad, both
noted sires.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

1 st over Jer. . Aug. , '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Nobleman's dam, the
magnificent cow,
Gipsy Maid. P. 4424,
H. C.. is strongly
bred to the families
with which we "fell
in love" on the Is-
land in the early
80's— W o 1 s e 1 e y.
grandson of Farm-
er's Glory ; Angela ,
the dam of Imported
Tormentor; Bobby,
representative of Mr-
Arthur's captivating
"Rose" family, and
last, but not least,
old "Coomassie

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. Cm

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our "01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

ForfaTshire,

P. 2914, H. C

Champion, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouvi'le and St.
Saviour Show, '01.

Sold at our '03 sale, for
$1,750, to Filston
Farms, G 1 e n c o e,
Md., and they could
have had $5,000 for
him from two differ-
ent parties soon after
getting him home.

Sire of 16 tested cows,
including:

Forfarshire's Golden
Rose, in Register of
Merit, 545 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Forfarshire's Britan-
nia, in Register of
Merit, 482 lbs. 6 ozs.

Alma 2d,

P. 5512, H.

C

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500.

Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
8$ ozs. in 24 hours.

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3 Par. Show, '97.

Son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless." ,,

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, August, '10.
Gipsy Maid 2d won
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02; 1st over Jersey
(Special Class) and
Champion over three
parishes. May, '10;
besides other prizes.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of Golden Bea-
trice. 157326. 22 lbs.
in 7 days; 89 lbs. 5
ozs. in 30 days.

I Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Picton. P. 2392, H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
that, as a 3-year-old,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. Cm
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740. A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox.
Alicante (the dam of
"The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Cham, winners.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '92.
1st H. B. ov. Jer., '92.
1st over Jer., Apr. and
Aug.. '93.

Alma. P. 4557. H. C.
Daughter of May Lad,

P. 1240..H. C. (as

above)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an
average of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Sire of Golden Sultana,
sold for $3,700; dam
of the distinguished
bull, Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam ot
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante. P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914.

H. C.
Three Cham, winners.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '94.

Poster. P. 1152. C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and
grandam, especially
the latter — La Bou-
anne, a splendid
cow, though never
registered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277. H. C

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. Cm 1st over Jer..
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C

Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447, H. C.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279. H. C.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Sarabond. P. 797. H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

He is by same sire as
Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C
We were informed on

the Island by J. A.

Marett that Rosette

4th. as a dairy cow.

had few equals on

the Island.

May Lad,

P. 1240, H. C
1st over Jersey. '90.
1st H. B. and Parish
prize, *90.

Lowland Beauty.
F. 3971, C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. butter
was made.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he un-
doubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island.

Margot's Boy,

P. 671, H. C.
Son of Wolselev, P.

401. H. Cm 1st over

Jer., '83, '84, '85;

sire of Count

Wolseley.

Sally 2d. P. 414. H. C.
Leonidas, P. 881, H. C.

Lovely Sylvia,

F. 6513, C.

Sired by "A vril ' s
B ull , " supposed to
be by Bobby. P.
208, H. C. 1st H. B.
prize and 2d prize
over Jersey, '79.

Jupiter. P. 757. C.

Son of Wolseley, P.
401, H. C.. who sired
Count Wolseley. P.
928, H. CM 1st over
Jersey. '88 and '89;
sire of Oxford Lass
and other famous
cows.

Daisy 4th.

P. 1188. H. C

I Useful Lad.

P. 997, H. C-
2d prize. Aug., '88.

Baron's Mabel,
P. 1419. H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
Sire of Cicero's Ruby.
29040, 14 lbs. lj ozs.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever

C Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582. C.

Rosette 2d.

F. 943. H. C.

Marquis. P. 804. C.

Filquet 2d.

P. 636, H. C.

Daughter of Farmer's
Glory, F. 274. H. C.
1st pr. ov. J.. '79.
SO; 1st St. Peter,'79,
'80; 1st Pa- State
Fair. '80; head of
1st pr. herd, N. J.
State Fair, '81.

Due to calve April 10, 1916, by Gamboge's Royal Majesty, P. 4679, H.C.
San Antonio, Texas.)

(Calf will be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons,

B324

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 34. Cow

OAKLANDS COWSLIP, 353218, A. J. C. C.

(Cowslip 46th, P. 17040, C.)
OFFICIAL R. J. A. S. RECORD AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 380 LBS. 8 OZS. BUTTER IN 260 DAYS;

AVERAGE FAT TEST, 6.9 PER CENT.

Bred by H. Falla, St. John, Island of Jersey.

Born April 13, 1910.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A magnificent dairy cow; great stamina and refine-
ment of type; a light fawn, of symmetrical outline;
straight, strong back with prominent spine; sharp
withers; clean, fiat neck; lean, beautifully fashioned
hind quarters; great length and depth of body;
short, fine legs; skin like that of a mole; prominent
milk veins; tremendous udder, full in front and
extending well out behind, with large, squarely
placed teats. One of the deep rich milkers.

Sire
NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish prize, '07.

3d over Jersey with progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey with progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our ' 1 1 auction for $ 1 5 ,000.

1st prizes for "get of sire" were won by his sons
and daughters in '10, at Nat. Dairy Show,
Waterloo (Iowa) Dairy Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State Fairs.

Noble of Oaklands and his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull show, Island of Jer., Apr.,
'10; at the bull show, Apr., '11, sons of Noble
of Oaklands won 2 out of 4 first prizes.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, the
special prize ($250) for "get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex, irrespective of age or own-
ership," was won by 3 of his sons and 5
daughters.

More than 200 1st prizes and Championships
stand to the credit of Noble of Oaklands and
his get, so far as the records have been tabu-
lated.

Sire of 37 tested cows, including;

Noble's Handsome Queen, in Register of Merit,
614 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden Chance, Register of Merit, 530
lbs. 15 ozs. butter, 1 year.

My Noble's Duchess, Register of Merit, 485 lbs.
15 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Noble's Golden Pride, Register of Merit, 443 lbs.
2.8 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Noble's Nursie, Register of Merit, 440 lbs. 7 ozs.
butter, 1 yr.

Noble's Beautiful Lily, Register of Merit, 414
lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Noble's Beautiful Nelly, Register of Merit, 404
lbs. 6 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Brampton Oaklands Lady, in Canadian Record
of Performance, 486 lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year, 3 years old.

Brown Bess of Grouville, in Register of Merit,
401 lbs. 12 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Noble's Imp. Duchess, Register of Merit, 385
lbs. 2 ozs. butter, 1 year.

Sire of 27 bulls with tested daughters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan, now in the "Linden
Grove" herd, who has 11 tested daughters.

Dam
COWSLIP 32d, P. 1 1573, H. C. ■

Official records, supervised by Royal Jersey

Agricultural Society:
1913 — 481.47 lbs. butter in 330 days; average

test, 5.72 per cent. fat.
1913-14 lactation — 410.39 lbs. butter in 291

days; 5.54 per cent. fat.
1914 lactation — 366.64 lbs. butter in 274 days;

5.2 per cent. fat.
Her daughter, Cowslip 36th, P. 13681, H. C, is

dam of;
Pioneer's Fancy Cowslip, 306593 (Cowslip 42d,

P. 15443, C), in Register of Merit, 694 lbs. 8

ozs. butter in 1 year, at 6 yrs. old; sold in our

'14 auction for $135 to Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee,

Rutland, Vt.
Noble's Fawn Cowslip, 389106 (Cowslip 44th,

P. 16751, C), 1st prize 4-year old cow, Senior

and Grand Champion, New' Jersey State Fair,

'14; sold in our '14 auction for $350, to Folly

Farms.
Cowslip 50th, P. 18756, C, now named Noble's

Jolly Cowslip, 353249, and catalogued for

this auction (see No. 18).

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Champion
bull, San Antonio
(Tex.) International
Exposition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564. H. C

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A

famous sire of butter cows and winners.
Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show,

'03; 1st over England and Champion, D. S.,

'03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize,

Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st, Champion and

Grand Champion at the National Show,

Chicago, '08.
Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won

1st prize for bull and produce, National Dairy

Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08 ; and
many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including:
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 1 1 ozs.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby, 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Farineuse Rosette, public butter test,

2 lbs. 4£ ozs., 134 days in milk; Oct.

14£ ozs., 283 days in milk.
Vanilla 3d, public butter test, May,

4J ozs., 72 days in milk.
Jolly's Lass, public butter test, Oct.

15J ozs., 101 days in milk.
Poppy Viola, public butter test, Oct.,

15 ozs., 159 days in milk.
Nellie Taylor, public butter test, May,

10^ ozs., 198 days in milk.
Jolly Maiden, public butter test, Oct.

8i ozs., 146 days in milk.
Twylish 9th, public butter test, Oct.,

5 ozs., 153 days in milk.
Jessi public butter test, Oct., '05, 1 lb. 3$ ozs.,

178 days in milk.
Jolly Girl, public test, May, '06, 1 lb. 2\ ozs., 166

days in milk.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including:
Viola's Golden Jolly, sold in our '09 auction for

$12,000; and two yrs. later sold for $13,000.

Sire of Sultana's Golden Jolly, Grand Cham-
pion bull at Nat. Dairy Show, Chicago, '11.

(Viola's Golden Jolly has 9 daughters in Regis-
ter of Merit.)
Derry's Golden Jolly, sire of 13, sold at auction

for $11,000.
Eleven untested daughters are the dams of

Register of Merit cows.
Sire of Mourier Lass, 234539, Grand Champion

cow, Utah State Fair, '13 and '14; and many

other winners.

'09,

'05, 1 lb.

'05,

lb.

May, '10,
'10, 1 lb.

'08, 2 lbs.
, '05, 1 lb.

'05, 1 lb.

.lb.

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize, Royal Show, Island of
Jersey, May, '02.

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island as the
"£ 1,000 cow," as her owner would not part
with her at that figure.

She is one of the best daughters ever sired by
Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, and her dam.
Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C, is by Carlo, P. 180,
H. C, whose daughter, Lily Brown, is dam of
Golden Lily, who won 1st prize over Jersey,
and is the dam of Mon Plaisir, P. 2548, H. C,
1st prize over Jersey and Champion, '98; sold
in our '01 auction for $3,500.

Her son, Cowslip's Golden Lad, produced the
Grand Champion cow at Illinois State Fair,
'13; and her son, Cowslip's Astor, produced
the dam of the Grand Champion bull on same
occasion.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1 st prize
and Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Sire of

Flying Fox, sold in our
'02 sale for $7,500.

Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 sale for
$10,000.

Golden Fern's Sensa-
tion, winner 2d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, '04, and
sold at auction for
$2,250.

Golden Sultana, 3d pr.
at the St. Louis
Show and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700.

H i s t e n-months-o 1 d
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200,
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold
for $11,500.

Among his butter test-
ed daughters are:

Freedom, public but-
ter test, Tring, Eng-
land, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
in 24 hours, 140 days
in milk; 1st pr. over
England, Oxford-
shire, '99.

Gold Mine, public but-
ter test, Roy. Show,
Eng., 4 lbs. 8i ozs.
in 48 hours.

And 29 others.

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1 st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

The bulls. Reminder
and Isonomy.

Grandam of Sultan's
Black Beauty, sold
for $3,000, in our
'07 sale.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Cowslip 2d,

P. 810, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '85.

Parish prize, '86.

1st pr., St. John. "91.

Half-sister to Cicero's
Cowslip, P. 1105, H.
C. 1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, '85; dam
of Cicero's Cowslip
3d, P. 3056, H. C.
3d over Jer. , '92 ; and
dam of the bulls.
Pioneer and Morion
(sire of The Owl).

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the
Island.

He also sired the"great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test. May, '97, 2
lbs. 3£ ozs., 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the
Island, after being
in milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. pr., '94.

Her dam is a h a 1 f-
sister to Eminence,
who is dam of Emi-
nent 2d, P. 2532, H.
C, winner 1st
State's pr. over Jer.
(with his get), '01
and '02 ; Goddington
purse, '02. Sold in
our '05 auction
for $10,000. Sire of
81 tested cows.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

2d ov. J., Apr., '87, '89.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

Oxford Rose, P. 3787.
C, dam of Courage.

Oxford Lass, dam of
Oxford Ixia, the
Bronze Medal win-
ner in public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 8
ozs. ; grandam of
Oxford Ixia 3d, Sil-
ver and Bronze Med-
al winner at public
butter test, testing 2
lbs. 154 ozs.

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as
Trial, P. 1184. H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. p. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Carlo, P. 180. C.

(5559, A. J. C. C)
1st pr., St. John, '78.
Par., R. J. A. S., '78.
2d pr. over Jer., '79.
1st pr. over Jer., '80.

Sire of
Belle Dame 2d, 18 lbs.

12 ozs.
Miss Alexander 2d, 15

lbs. 10 ozs.
Carlo's Rosebud, 15

lbs. 8 ozs.
Carlo's Daisy, 14 lbs.

84 ozs.

Cowslip, P. 24, C.
1st St. John, '76, '80.
Par. pr., R. J. A. S..
'79, '81.

Last calf, February 27, 1916, by General Cowslip, P. 4743, H. C. (Sold to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, Antonio, Texas.)
Bred April 15, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize, with his progeny,
in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14
(68 entries), also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to,
if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll
Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 35. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S IXIA, 235192, A. J. C. C.

Bred by Chas. Mourant, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Horn May 9. 1907.

Imported September 13, 1909, by T. S. Cooper
& Sons.

White in forehead; on brisket, belly, left fore and
both hind legs; black tongue; black-and-white
switch.

A splendid daughter of Gamboge's Knight, out of
a FULL SISTER TO MAJESTY; one of the most
valuable cows we have ever brought out. She has
been in the "Linden Grove'' herd since a two year-old,
and we know whereof we speak, not only as regards
her individuality, but the quality and prepotency
of her celebrated family. A handsome light fawn,
and a rare specimen of refined type and aristocratic
breeding; straight, strong back; broad, prominent
hips; splendid setting of tail, with beautiful switch;
great depth of body, wide and capacious; prominent,
tortuous milk veins; beautiful udder, attached high
and extending well out behind, full in front, with
great, long, beautifully placed teats. One of the
best breeders we have ever owned. Her ten
months-old heifer calf, Viola's Gamboge Ixia,
306930, was sold in our '14 auction for $400, to Mr.
George T. Chaffee, Rutland, Vt.

\ Sire

| GAMBOGES KNIGHT, P. 3645, H. C. -

I Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny),

Apr., 08.
I Sold at our '11 auction for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his
daughters in a single lot at $1,750 each.

11 of his daughters, in our '11 auction, averaged
$1,391.36.

His dam and 4 of her progeny have teen sold
in our auctions for a total of $13,600, averag-
ing $2,720 each. (See No. 44 of catalog for
further particulars concerning this grand
cow, Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430.)

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in competition, sired by Gam-
boge's Knight, did honor to its sire.

He has 41 tested daughters. 3 above 700 lbs.
butter in one year, 19 above 500 lbs.; and 12
of the 19 were imported by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auctions, including the five
with the highest records.

He has 4 producing sons, including Oxford You'll
Do, P. 4075, H. C, sire of 22 official test cows,
one going to about 900 lbs, as a 4 year old.
Oxford You'll Do also sired the Champion cow
over Jersey in '15, and many other winners.
He is now at "Linden Grove."

His daughter. Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 744
lbs. 14 ozs.. Grand Champion at National
Dairy Show, '12, was sold in our 11 auction
for $1,750.

(See other pedigrees for pr. winning progeny
and other information regarding Gamboge's
Knight, P. 3645, H. C.)

Dam
OXFORD IXIA 6th, P. 10456, H. C.t

now named

OXFORD IXIA OF ST. SAVIOUR,
213909, A. J. C. C.

Winner of Reserve, Class 2, 43 entries, Royal
Show, May, '04.

3d prize in public butter test, Oct., '06, 1 lb.
14 ozs., 145 days in milk, 4 yrs. old.

Sold in our 'Q9 auction for $2,225, to the late
Hon. A M. Bowman.

Dam of Oxford Ida. P. 12069, H. C (The King's
Oxford Ixia, 238443), winner of 3 public but
ter test prizes, I lb. 12? ozs.. 175 days in milk.
Sold in our '11 auction for $520. to Mr. F E
Carr. West Park, Ohio. Dam of the bull, Ida's
Majesty, S6302. Grand Champion winner at
Indiana and Wisconsin State Fairs, and Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy Show. 'II.

FULL SISTER To ROYAL MAJESTY. 79313
(Majesty. P. 3523. H. C). imported by us and
sold m '08 for $1,000. He was sold two years
later for $4,000. He was Grand Champion
bull at National Dairy Show, besides winning
other prizes, in '08; Grand Champion at Mich-
igan .State Fair, '10. Majesty now has to his
credit 40 butu-r test daughters.

Agatha's Flying Fox.
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 I e
.Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever),
public butter test
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in
milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test. May, '09, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1 st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion." May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06;
1st prize. St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
G r o u v i 1 1 e Show,
April, '09.
His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-

1 e t s, "G e d n e y
Far m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.

Sire of 7 tested c o w s.
and of 13 produc-
ing bulls.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.
3d pr. in public butter

test. 2 lbs. 7| ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

May. '05, auction.
Dam of 3 public test

cows.

( >xford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.
1st State's prize over

Jer., Apr.. 03.
Cham.. St. Saviour-

Grouville Show, '05.
We purchased Oxford

I,ad in the Gedney

Farm sale, '09, for

$3,300.
Sire of 42 tested cows.

Oxford Ixia 3d,

P. 8584. H. C.
Winner following prs.

in p u b 1 i c butter

tests:
Silver Medal, Oct.. '03,

2 lbs. l$ ozs., 235
days in milk ; Bronze
Medal, May, '04, 2
lbs. 15 1 ozs., 94 days
in milk, and a num-
ber of other butter
prizes.

She was sold at a long
price to Dr. Watney,
England, who only
buys big butter test
cows.

Dam of the bull.
Majesty, P. 3523,
II C.

Dam of

Oxford Ixia 6th. pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
14 <>/.s,, 145 days in
milk.

i >\ford Pride, public
butter test, 1 lb. 10J
ozs . J89j!d a y s in
milk.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk. 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter. 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6.841 lbs.
milk, 1 yr.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold. 10.060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
w o 1 d, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk. 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test, May,' 07, 2
lbs. Si ozs.

Simone G. G., public
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 5£ ozs.

Oxford Vixen, public
butter test, May,
'05, 2 lbs. 2 J ozs.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, A g a t h a, F.
8432, H.C.. J. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. lj o z s. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our May,
'02, auction for
$1,700 to Mrs. M.
M. Patterson, Port
Kennedy, Pa.

Caiest. P. 2591. H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won six public
butter tests; record
in May, '96, 2 lbs.
7\ ozs.

Queenie's Prince 2d,
P. 2574, H. C.

Sire of 3 public butter
test cows.

Sire of Crocus 3d,
whose daughter.
Crocus 5th, P. 10741,
H. C. (now named
Imported Oxford
Buttercup, 224579),
won Certificate of
Merit in public but-
ter test, May, '08, 2
lbs. 1 oz.

Oxford Ixia,

P. 7100, H. C.
Winner of Parish prize

and 2d prize, St.

Saviour, 98.
Winner Bronze Medal,

P. B. test. March.

'00, 2 lbs. 8 ozs., 70

days in milk.
Certificate of Merit, P.

B. test, May. '00, 1

lb. 15J ozs., 127 days

in milk.
Certificate of Merit. P.

B. test, May. '01. 2

lbs. 6£ ozs., 147 days

in milk.
Certificate of Merit. P.

B. test, March, '02,

2 lbs. 5i ozs., 48

days in milk.
Certificate of Merit. P.

B. test. May. 771. 2

lbs. li ozs., 49 days

in milk.
Certificate of Merit. P.

B. test, May, '03, 2

lbs. 2\ ozs., 79 days

in milk.
Dam of 4 great butter

test cows.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our May, '05,
auction sale for
$10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer.. '99.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands.
P. 8640, H. C.
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and

other noted animals.
By same sire as Golden

Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Bruce, P. 2327. H. C.

Queenie, P. 4859, C.
now named

Golden Queen of

St. Saviour,
149137, A. J. C. C.

Won Par. pr. in '95.

Reserve over Jer., '97.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test in '96,
making 2 lbs. If
ozs., in 24 hours,
after being in milk
214 days.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test in '98.
making 2 lbs. 4 J ozs.

Una's Boy 2d,

P. 2070. H. C.
Sire of

Oxford Ixia. 2 lbs. 13
ozs.

Useful Maid. 2 lbs. 6
ozs.

Lucy 8th. 1 lb. 15 ozs.

Una's Lily 3d, 1 lb. 14
ozs.

He is out of same dam
as Fontaine's Ox-
ford Pride. 187430.
dam of Gamboge's
Knight. P 3645. H.
C.

Oxford Lass,
P. 3582, C.
Dam of

Caiest. whose eight
daughters, in our '05
sale, averaged
$987.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady
Houpla, winner of
Champion Cup, test-
ing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73
days in milk, after
first calving.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

[ Rosette 4th. P. 2128.C.

Onne, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. \\ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Golden L a d 2d. P.

2023. H. C, sire of

many noted cows.

| Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox.
(See above.)

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown.

P. 3370. H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

(See above.)

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537. C
1st over Jer.. '90.' 91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

Result's Prince,
P. 2004, C
Reserve over Jersey.

Gamboge's Pride.
P. 4508, H. C.

(See below.)

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Sixty iwe. of his get
sold at auction at an
average price of $527
per head.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
(See below.)

Una's Boy,

P. 1752, C-

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C-

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show. '96.

2d over Jersey. '97.

Winner following pub-
lic butter tests:

May,'96. 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.

Oct.. '96, 2 lbs. 2 J ozs..
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Count Wolseley.
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer.. Apr., "88.
Sire of

Alicante. P. 3880. H.
C. a great prize win-
ner, and dam of the
noted sires. Nuu-
thorpe, The Owl and
Alicante's Boy.

Oxford Primrose.
P. 2252. C.
One of the best cows
in her day on the

Island.

Due to calve April 22 1916. by the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (So that none may be surprised,
and that your family may be prepared for a sensation, we advise those attending the sale to pin a note in their hats ana ascer-
tain n this issue is a bull calf, and advise the good wife that you are going to "bid last.")

Tattoo 145

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 36. Heifer.

MABEL'S RALEIGH'S IXIA, 319716, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born October 2, 1914.

Solid color, black tongue and switch.

A very attractive heifer, of great constitution;
long, well ribbed body; clean limbs; thin, mellow
hide; neat head, with incurved horns; straight back,
very strong and broad at loins, with prominent hips;
tail beautifully set; thin hams, well cut out between,
with promise of great udder; teats large and squarely
placed.

Sire
MABEL'S

RALEIGH'S

PRINCE,
120788, A. J. C. C.
(S1GMOND,

P. 4318, H. C.)
Winner of 1st prize,
GrouvilleShow, Jer.,
'12.
Full brother to Penni-
thorpe's Raleigh.
96185, winner of 1st
prize, St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '11;
sold at auction jn ' 1 1
for $3,100.
Imported in '13 by
"Linden Grov e,"
and sold to Mr. H.
M. Snider, Wick-
liffe, Ohio.
It wants only a glance
at what the sons of
Mabel's Raleigh are
doing, through their
daughters, in the
butter tests, to ap-
preciate the prepo-
tency of this excep-
tionally great dairy
bull. Mabel's Ra-
leigh's Prince has
but few daughters
in milk in America;
none to our knowl-
edge have ever been
put to test. We pre-
dict for Mabel's Ra-
leigh's Prince a
record for perform-
ing daughters that
will be a credit to his
family. Look what
his brother, Fairy
Glen's Raleigh, has
done in Mr. Hud-
son's herd (and it
must be borne in
mind he had to take
second position in
this herd to other
great bulls). An-
other brother, regis-
tered as Mabel's Ra-
leigh. 77913, im-
ported by the late
Mr. Frank W. Hart,
has seven daughters
in Register of Merit,
most of them tested
at Good Hold Farm
as two-y e a r-o Ids.
Other great bulls,
including Ibsen,
claim Mabel's Ra-
leigh for their sire.
And it is not likely
any one will forget
the long line of test-
ed daughters he has
left, which include
the Gold Medal win
ner. Twylish 11th, 3
lbs. 5i ozs. butter in
public test, in 24
hours (now owned
by Hon. R. J. Flem-
ing, Toronto, Can.).

Dam

L GAMBOGE'S IXIA,
235192, A. J.C.C.

A splendid daughter of
Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C, out
of a full sister to
Royal Majesty,
79313.

(See opposite page,
No. 35. for her ex-
tended pedigree.)

| Mabel's Raleigh,
P. 3722. H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug.. '05.
1st prize, Grouville,

May, '05.
1st over Jersey, May,

'07.
Sire of 25 tested cows,

including:
Twylish 11th. Gold
Meda.l public butter
test, '12, 3 lbs. 5\
ozs. butter, 69 lbs.
milk; Grand Cham-
pion winner, Do-
minion Exhibition,
Toronto. '13.
Raleigh's Florence
Belle, in Register of
Merit, 732 lbs. 7.9
ozs. butter in 1 year,
6 years old.
Mabel's Snowdrop, 616
lbs. 3 ozs. in 1 year,
4 years old.
Raleigh's Remarkable,

581 lbs. 9 ozs.
Mabel's Raleigh's Ada,

564 lbs. 12 ozs.
Raleigh's Mabel, 514

lbs. 4 ozs.
Raleigh's Pretty Fon-
taine. 495 lbs. 9 ozs.
Raleigh's Dainty. 440

lbs. 14 ozs.
R a 1 e i g h's Eminent.

436 lbs. 2 ozs.
Mabel's Poetess, 413

lbs. 13 ozs.
Raleigh's Remem-
brance. 372 lbs. 14
ozs.
Imp. Nameless Mabel.
16 lbs. 7 ozs. in 7
days.
Spectre's Favorite,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 4 ozs., 89 days
in milk.
Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters.

Eminent's Raleigh,

69011.
(Raleigh. P. 3273, H.

C.)
3d prize over Jer., 03.
2d State's prize, '03.
Sire of many prize
winners and of 48
tested cows, among
the latter being:
Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
in Register of Merit.
744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in 1 year.
Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs. butter in 1 year.
Raleigh's Calais, 696

lbs. 11 ozs.
Raleigh's Houssie. 684

lbs. 6 ozs.
Raleigh's Pretty R"ar-

nak, 676 lbs.
And 19 others in Reg-
ister of Merit.
Sire of Raleigh's Fairy
Boy, with 40 tested
daughters ; sold in
our '09 auction for
$8,200, to Mr. C I.
Hudson.
Sire of The Imported
Jap, 75265, sire of
23 tested cows; sold
in our '07 auction to
Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney.
He has 5 or more other
bulls with tested
daughters.

Mabel Marcus, 213879.

(Mabel 43d,

P. 8611, H. C.)

A magnificent cow,
only shown one sea-
son and won with
ease first prize and
Sweepstakes at the
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '06.
Milked 20 quarts
and made 2 lbs. 12
ozs. of butter in 24
hours on ordinary
feed.

Her daughter, Mabel's
Fairy Maid. 214016,
sold as a yearling in
our '09 auction for
$725; now in Reg-
ister of Merit, 529
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
1 yr., at 5 years old.

Mauser's Pennithorpe,
253303, A. J. C. C
(P. 10126, H. C.)

Public butter test,
May, '10, 1 lb. Hi
ozs. in 24 hours. 98
days after calving.

Sold at auction, May,
'11, for $1,150, to
Mr. Howard Willets,
owner of Gedney
Farm.

Dam of

Raleigh's Pennithorpe,
210071, that tested
for the late Mr.
Frank W. Hart, 17
lbs. 14 ozs. butter in
7 days, 3 years old.

Pennithorpe's Raleigh,
96185, 1st prize,
Grouville-St.
Saviour Show, '11;
sold at auction in
'11 for $3,100, to
Muskego Lakes Jer-
sey Herd, Muskego,

wis.

Mauser, P. 2892, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, April Show,
Western Parishes.

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire.

Sire of

Defiant 2d, P. 10536.
H. C. public butter
test, Oct., '05, 1 lb.
13£ ozs., 51 days in
milk.

B randie 9th. Certi-
ficate of Merit. June,
'06, 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 42
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, 4
years old.

F e r t i 1 e's Favorite,
whose daughter,
Fertile's Favorite
2d. P. 12750, C, is
dam of Noble's Fa-
vorite, 235223, a
lovely 2-year-old
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $500, to Mr.
Ed. C Lasater, Fal-
furrias, Tex.

Pennithorpe,

F. 8098, C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C

(Eminent,

69631. A. J. C C)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
his get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse.' 02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d is sire of
81 tested cows.

Rill. P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Her sire, Hope, is also
sire of Nelly Hope,
public test, 1 lb. 8J
ozs. b u 1 1 e r in 24
hours, 163 days in
milk.

Marcus. P. 2461, H- C.

Sire of Lady Fon-
taine's Rosette,
162120, that sold at
our '02 auction sale
for $3,100.

His sire is a full broth-
er to Mona's Glory.
P. 2404, H. C, who
has a number of
daughters tested in
America, and who
won 1st over Jersey
in '97.

Mabel 31st,

P. 5324, H. C.

She is out of same dam
as Mabel's Lad, P.
1034, H. C, who
sired Brown Fairy,
F. 7819, C, dam of
the noted cow, Fairy
Glen/P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.
Brown Fairy is also
dam of Brown
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour, 157320, a 22-
quart cow sold in
our '01 auction for
$1,200.

Her grandam, Mabel
2d, F. 889, H. C, is
dam of Mabel 4th,
18167, A. J. C C,
that was sold in our
'83 auction for
$2,100; Mabel 4th
is dam of Cicero's
Mabel. 18238, that
tested 15 lbs. 2 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

■ Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d.
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His daughter. Golden
Fern's Sensation,
won 2d prize at the
great St. Louis S.,
'04, and was sold at
auction for $2,250.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C„

92.

Hope. P. 1948. H. C
Sire of Prosper, Parish
prize. '97; Hope's
R e g i n a, 2d over
England, half-broth
ertoBeresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula. P. 5323, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '94.

La Chasse Prince,

P. 1927, C.
1st pr., St. Ouen Show.

Sire of

Hope, 1st over Jer. and

Par. prize. May, '96.

Woodbine, 2d over

Jer, and Par. prize,

Aug.. '97.

Fontaine 8th,

P. 5608, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '99.

Dam of Fontaine's
Lord, 1st State's pr..
£30, over Jer., and
2d pr., £S, at annual
bull show, Apr., '01.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Golden Fern,
P. 4711. H.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,
F. 4606,

f Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

■ Was sold by Mr. J. P.
Marett to Lord
Rothschild at a long
price.

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450, H. C.
1st over Jer., May, '94.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Mistake, P. 4562, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

[ Mona 8 th,

P. 3983, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer. and

Parish prize, '96.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
(See below.)

Fontaine 6th,

P. 4320, H. C.

Sister of Fontaine 9th.
P. 6039, H. C, 1st
Grouville, '99;
beating the cow that
won 1st prize over
the Island; Bronze
Medal, *99; 21 qts.
milk; 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 24 hours.

Granddaughter of Fon-
taine, F. 2058, C,
1st over Jersey, '86
and '88.

Scipio, P. 157, H. C.

Mabel 6th, 2d over Jersey, '77.

P. 360. H. C- 2d Herd Book and

Dam of Mabel 13th, P. Parish prize, '77.
1125, H. C, 2d over
Jersey, '92; 1st over

Jersey, '94; dam of I Mabel 2d. F. 889, H. C.

Mabel 23d, P. 323, Bronze Medal at C. I.

H. C.
'93.

2d over Jer.,

Fame 6th, P. 3188, C.

A remarkably good
dairy cow.

Daughter of Everton
King. P. 390, C,
sire of many noted
animals, including
Tootsie, P. 3214. H.
C, the dam of Boyle
(above).

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C
Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th. 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made,
"Boyle" also sired the
great cow, "Spec-
kled Band," public
butter test, May,
'97. 2 lbs. 3£ ozs.,
140 days in milk;
dam of the wonder-
ful cow, "Nursie,"
that made the phe-
nomenal record of 2
lbs. 1\ ozs. of butter
in 24 hours, in the
public butter test,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.
She sold in our '07
sale for $2,200 to
Mr. A. B. Lewis.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d pr. over the Island

and Par. prize, '94.
Her dam is half-sister

to E m i n e n c e, F.

7124, H. C. (as

above).

Ex., '71.
2d pr. over Jer., '75.
4th pr. over Jer., '80.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

(See below.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug., '90; also win
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of 32 tested cows.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,

'94, '95.
Dam of the butter-test

cow, A u r e a (now

Eminent's Fern of

St- Martin).

He is the
His sire,
His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d,
saw. She made at the rate of IS
lbs. 6 ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 ~to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling
calves than anv cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice s Sultan, 121193.)

Bred April 3, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193 A. J. C C, a bull that stands in a class by himsel If
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana s Golden Jolly, 861 Ml
the peerless Sultana's Golden Jollv, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions,
has been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever s;

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T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 37. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S NANCY, 3065%, A. J. C. C.

(Snow, P. 16124, C.)

Bred by C. J. Robin, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born March 2, 1909.

Imported September 15, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A Gamboge's Knight, and one of high quality;
beautiful top line, sharp withers, and thin, flat neck;
prominent, expressive eyes, wide apart, and deeply
dished face; good depth and length of body; wide,
prominent hips and well-set tail with beautiful
switch; splendid udder, large, square, full in front
and well out behind; teats of good size, perfectly
placed. A valuable cow, and a great breeder. (See
her twin daughters, catalogued on opposite page.)
This may be one of the great "bargains." as she will
not be in bloom, due to calve in August to one of the
great sons of Golden Fern's Lad.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S

KNIGHT,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Sire of 41 butter test
cows, three of them
testing above 700
lbs. in 1 year — all
three imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our auction,
viz.;

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs.
9 ozs. in 1 year.

He is also the sire of
four bulls with test-
ed daughters, in-
cluding:

Oxford You'll Do, 1st
prize with his prog-
eny at Royal Show.
April, '11; sire of 21
tested cows, one
over 850 lbs. butter
in 1 year as a 4-year-
old.

Oxford Knight, full
brother to Oxford
You'll Do, sire of
12 tested cows.

His daughter, Gam-
boge's Tiddledy-
wink, was Grand
Champion cow at
National Dairy
Show, '12.

Dam
NANCY 2d,
P. 5846, C.

Dam of Agnes, P.
14690, H. C., winner
of Certificate of Mer-
it in public butter
test, Oct., '10, as a
two year-old, with
1 lb. 3 ozs. butter in
24 hours, 1 75 days
after calving.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands.lst
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham. , St .
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; lstpr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

Sire of many other
wi nners , and of 7
butter test cows.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug.. '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 72
ozs. ,48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner GedneyFarm.

Dam of 3 public butter
test cows.

Fortescue 5 th,

P. 1687, H. C.

By same sire as the
grand old cow
Cocotte, dam of 6
celebrated cows, in-
cluding the highest
testing daughter of
Oxford Lad ; also
The Owl's Sensa-
tion, dam of Sensa-
tional Fern, sold in
our auction for
$10,200 when 8
months old.

Nancy, P. 2202, C.

Granddaughter
of the great cow,
Quality, F. 1748, H.
C. Many years
ago, when on the Is-
land, we were so
taken with "Qual-
ity" that we bought,
at a long price, her
son, Everton King,
P. 390, C, and left
him on the Island to
be bred to our cows
before shipment to
America.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower, o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. &i ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5J ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2\ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter. 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C. J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. \\ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our May, '02, auction for $1,700, to Mrs.

M. M. Patterson. Port Kennedy, Pa.

Fontaine's King.
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including Origa's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test,
May, '02, 1 lb. 12$
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

[ Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Boniface, F. 399, C.

Lily 2d, P. 115, H. C.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouvilfe Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

1st St. Saviour, '96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

Winner in 6 public but-
ter tests.

Dam of 3 butter test
cows.

Fortescue,

P. 766, H. C.
2d over Jer., '86.
1st over Jer., '87, '88.

Stella de la Franchise,
P. 2364, C.

Dam of Rosa's Wel-
come 3d, 1204, C. ,3d
over Jersey, '90, and
sire of Distinction,
P. 4736, H. C.

Dam of Starlight, P.
7973, H. C, public
butter test, May, '00.
1 lb. 12* ozs., 187
days in milk.

Everton King,
P. 390. C.

A remarkable sire of
grand cows of mag-
nificent dairy type,
inheriting the same
from his illustrious
dam, Quality, who
won first prize and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Show, '82,
and made 16 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter.

Queen of the May,
F. 2133, C.

Charles Dickens,
P. 598, C.

Grandson of Cetewayo,
who sired Cetewa-
yo's Silver Bell. 17
lbs. 2£ ozs.; Cete-
wayo's Lily. 17 lbs.;
Cetewayo's Daisy. 16
lbs. 4 ozs.

Stelle, P. 943, H. C
4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '97.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C-
Sire of

Cetewayo's Silver Bell,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Cetewayo's L i 1 v, 17
lbs.

Cetewayo's Daisy, 16
lbs. 4 ozs.

(We imported Cete-
wayo's Daisy and
sold her in our '83
auction for $1,600.)

, Quality, F. 1748, H.C.

Winner of 1st pr. and

Cham. Cup at Roy.

Jer. Show, '82; 16

lbs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our May, '05,
auction sale for
$10,000.

His ten-months-old
bull calf sold in our
May, '07, sale for
$10,200, and in the
same sale his grand-
s o n, "Stockwelt,"
sold for $11, 500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.
1st H. B. prize.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.

Reserve No. for Cup,
'90.

1st over Jer., '90, '91.

1st Herd Book. 90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th,
P. 5391, H. Cm 1st
prize, Grouville, '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, '98.

Welcome, F. 166, H. C.

Lily, P. 23, H. C.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Sire of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. Cm
grandam of Golden
Fern's Lad.

Bergere, F. 1878, C.

Forget-Me-Not,
P. 291, H. C

Rosette, F. 1818, C

Romulus, P. 181, C.

2d St. Peter, '78.

3d Lon. Dairy Show.

Sire of Mousy 2d,
14962, butter test,
17 lbs. 1 oz. in 7
days. (Imported by
us, Aug., '81, and
sold in May, '82, to
the late Mr. D. F.
Appleton.)

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C

2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Her dam, Brown Fern
2d, is dam of Aurea,
P. 8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122),
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. 4^
ozs., 167 days in
milk; Br. Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '03, 2Ibs.£oz.,
167 days in milk.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C

Like her daughters was
a very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C
(See above.)

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370. H. C.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '82.
1st Guenon pr., '82, '83.
3d over Jersey, '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C.
1st over Jer, '86, '88.
1st Grouville. '87.
Sweepstakes as b e s t

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Noble, F. 104, H. C.

Daisy, F. 673, H. C.

Cetewayo, P. 224. C.
Sire of Everton King

and of 4 tested cows

in America.

Sunrise, F. 1947, C.

Farmer's Glory,
F. 274. H. C

1st over Jertey, '79.

. Erica, F. 1946, C.

Hero, P. 90, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes over Jer.. '7o.

1st St. Peter. '76.
Sire of

Daisy of St. Peter, 20
lbs. 5h ozs.

Cocotte, 16 lbs. 84 ozs.

Satin Bird, 14 lbs. 15£
ozs.

Jenny Le Brocq, 14
lbs. 14 ozs.

Musique, F. 1096, C. [ Stella, F. 705. C.

Jolly, F. 230, C.

Grey.

Herd Book closed.

Very good cow.

Bull owned by

John De Lacour.

Rosy, F. 682. H. C

Due to calve August 20, 1916, by Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, one of the most prepotent sons of Golden Fern's Lid.
Golden Fern of Linden was "bred to ordef," our desire being for a son of Golden Fern's Lad out of the great cow, Golden Lad's
Industry, 16205S, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, ever owned at "Linden Grove." His progeny
have fulfilled our fondest expectations, and they have been highly appreciated by some of our best breeders. (See front pages
for extended pedigree of Golden Fern of Linden, 84011.)

Tattoo 103

T, S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 38. Heifer.

COMBINATION'S SPECKLED, 310530, A. J. C. C.

(Twin With Combination's Gamboge Nancy, 310529, below.)

Bred by J. J. Richomme, St. Clement, Island of
Jersey.

Born May 20, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

White in forehead, speck on right shoulder; specks
on stifles, hips and left flank; line above black switch;
black tongue.

An attractive rich fawn, of good constitution and
dairy type; long, deep, well-ribbed middlepiece;
long rump; prominent hips; well-set tail with beauti-
ful switch; splendid udder development, with large
teats squarely placed.

Sire— COMBINATION'S PREMIER, P. 4669, H. C.

Winner of two First Prizes at Royal Island Shows, in large classes.
(See extended pedigr e below.)

Dam— GAMBOGE'S NANCY, 306S96, A. J. C. C.

A splendid daughter of Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645. H. C.
(Sec opposite page. No. 37, for her extended pedigree.)

Bred February 3, 1916, to Golden Kern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, whose dam is the sensational butter cow and breeder,
Grace Barling of St. Mary's, 306562, sold in our 1914 auction for $700 to Mr. Geo. W. Chaffee, Quechee, Vt., for whom she made
653 lbs. 3 02S. butter the first year after importation. She has a daughter with a record of 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in one year.
The sire of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir is Golden Fern's Noble, winner of numerous first prizes at the Royal Shows, a son of Noble
of Oaklands, 95700, out of Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, one of the best daughters of Golden Fern's Lad. (See No. 5 for pedi-
gree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir.)

Tattoo 104

No. 39. Heifer.

COMBINATION'S GAMBOGE NANCY, 310529, A. J. C. C.

(Twin With Combination's Speckled, 310530, above.)

Bred by J. J. Richomme, St. Clement, Island of
Jersey.

Born May 20, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

A lovely heifer, of great constitution and beautiful
outline ; sweet dished face ; straight, strong back ;
body of unusual capacity, deep and wide, with hind
quarters about perfect; very rugged, yet neat in bone
and stylish in carriage; promises a beautiful udder,
with good sized teats, perfectly placed.

Sire
COMBINATION'S
PREMIER,
P. 4669, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., 11 entries, bulls
from tested dams ,
May, '11.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, April, "14.
Sire of

Tapon's Butterfly, 2d
prize. Class 1, 59
entries, Royal Show,
May, '14; 3d prize.
Class 3, 46 entries,
May, '15.

Beach Premier, Re-
serve yearling bull
at Bath and West
(13 entries) and
Royal Counties
Show (20 entries),
England, '13.

Combination's Jessie,
St. John Parish
prize, Class 3, Royal
Show, May, '15.

The Cardinal, St. Bre-
lade Parish prize,
Class 1, April, '13.

Pretty Emma, St. He-
Her Parish prize,
Class I, Aug., '13.

My Sweet Virginia,
276812, sold as a
10-mos. -old heifer
calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $210, and
her full sister for

■ $200, to Dr. C. H.
Frazier, Willow
Grove, Pa.

Combination's Premier
is one of the great
service bulls in the
herd of Mr. John A.
Perree, Secretary of
the Herd Book
Society.

Dam
GAMBOGE'S

NANCY,
306596, A. J. C. C.
(SNOW,P.16124,C.)

A splendid daughter of

Gamboge's Knight,

P. 3645, H. C.
(See opposite page, No.

37, for her extended

pedigree.)

Combination,

P. 3744, H. C,
now named

Combination of

St. Saviour's,
88245, A. J. C. C.

1st prize over Jersey,
15 entries, Aug.,
'06.

1st and Champion, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

1st prize over Jersey,
10 entries, Apr., '09.
Sire of

Hillside Lad, P. 4100,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
bulls from tested
dams, Aug., '08; 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '08; 1st
over Jer., Apr., '09.

Combination's Leda.P.
14105. H. C. (Com-
bination's Golden
Leda, 235187), 1st
over Jer. and Trinity
Par. pr., Aug., '09.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $890-

Sire of 17 butter test
cows, the 3 highest
of which were impor-
ted by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our auctions.

Has 5 producing sons

Oakland's Bess,
P. 9833, H. C.

Public butter test,
Oct., '05, 1 lb. 3$
ozs., 248 days in
milk.

Dam of

Oakland's Glory, 3d
over Jer., 40 entries,
and Par. prize, Apr.,
'07. Sire of King of
the Roses, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Apr., '09; La Fosse
Beauty 3d, Reserve
over Jersey, Aug.,
'09. Sire of numer-
ous winners.

Oakland's Sailor, 3d
over Jer., Aug., '06,
and other prizes.
Sire of 7 tested cows,
including Pretty
Lass of St. Lawrence,
527 lbs. butter in 1
year; sold in our '09
auction for $360.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.

Gamboge's Knight, 2d
over Jersey with his
progeny, Apr. , '08 ;
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $6,700.

Agatha's Flying Fox is
sire of many other
winners.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865. H. C.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Lad,
imported to Amer-
ica by "Gedney
Farm."

Champion, St. Helier
Show, '06.

Dam of Maitland Con-
stance, P. 10373, H.
C, 4th over Jersey,
Aug., '03, and May,
'04.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.
Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B. No. 999;
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 yr., when 7
years old.

Warder, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '04. (A cele-
brated sire of butter
cows.)

Halloween, 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May, '03. D a m of
Halloween's Fox,
1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, Grouville Sh.
(Sire of many great
cows.)

Bess, P. 6968, C.
Also dam of Bessie

Willoh, P. 10970, H.

C, winner of St.

Lawrence Par. prize.

Royal Show, Aug.,

'10.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13.604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold. 740 lbs.
butter. 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

And 22 others.

Agatha of Oaklands.

162101, A. J. C. C-
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H.C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2

lbs.. l£ ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey weight,

being in milk 142

days.
Winner of first prize

at the 3 Western

Parishes in '99.
Winner of 1st pr. and

Championship

(Silver Cup), St.

Saviour Show, '00.
1st prize over Jersey,

beating former Roy.

winners in '00.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

One of the best sons
of Golden Fern's
Lad. He has proved
himself one of the
most successful sires
the Island has had
for many years. He
won the State's pr.
over the Island of
£50 ($250) in "01
and '02, with five of
his get.

His 81 tested daugh-
ters are topped by
Eminent's Evasion,
24 lbs. 9 ozs. butter
in 7 days; and eight
others above 20 lbs.

Favorite, P. 8354, H.C.

(Eminent's Brown

Duchess, 157604.)

A grand dairy cow.
Sold in our sale.
May, '01, for $500
to Mr. F. W. Crane!

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C- Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

He was in service at
"Linden Grove" for
five years.

(See below.)

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C,

now named

Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.

Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante. P. 3SS0. H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

(Three Champion win-
ners.)

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam. he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

F. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.
Jersey weight.

Golden Fein's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sire of Golden Sultana,
winner 3d prize at
the great St. Louis
Show, Sept., '04, and
sold in the ring for
$2,350.

Sire of 31 tested cows
and 28 producing
bulls.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.

2d St. Martin, '92.

Sweepstakes, N. C..'92.

Dam of Little Emi-
nence, 122506, 21
lbs. 6 ozs. Also dam
of Eminent and
Eminent 2d, two fa-
mous sires.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize. '94.
Her dam is half-sister

to E m i n e n c e, F-

7124, H. C.

Sarabond. P. 797. H.C-
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th.

P. 2128. C-
As a dairy cow in her

day had few equals

on the Island.

Orme. P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S.. N. A.
S. S.

Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C C
1st over Jersey, '89.
(See above.)

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq,
the best judge of
Jerseys on the Is-
land, told us that
the bull Courage
wat the best son of
Golden Lad.

Grassy Brown,
P. 3370. H. C.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d ov. Jer., 2d H.
and Par. pr., '94.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. C..
winner of 2d prize,
St. Martin Show,
'94 and '95.

Also grandam of Gold-
en Fern, P. 4711, H.
C.

Bred January 9, 191b, to Golden Fern of Linden, 84011,
this prepotent son of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C.)

A. J. C. C. (See opposite page for further information regarding

0 219

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 40. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S SKYLARK, 306561, A.

(Daisy Skylark, F. 10058, C.)

J ■ \y» \j*

Bred by P. J. Picot, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born August 7, 1906.

Imported September 15, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Spot in forehead; on top of right shoulder and on
left stifle; two specks on right stifle; fringe on flanks;
brisket, belly, fore ankles, hind stockings and switch
white.

A handsome cow, of the Gamboge's Knight type;
good head, bright, prominent eyes; clean neck;
strong, level back and prominent hips; body of great
capacity, long, deep, and with well sprung ribs;
deep, square udder, large, and of beautiful shape,
attached high behind, full in front, with large and
perfectly placed teats; prominent milk veins; great
length of rump and good seting of tail, which is thin
and long, with beautiful switch. A great cow for
any herd.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show. '05. Sire
of 16 butter tested
cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C.. 1st prize over
Jersey, May. '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug. ,'06, 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show. Apr., '09. Sire
of 9 butter tested
cows.

Agatha's Oxford Lass.
P. 11386. H. C.
winner of 1st over
Jer., Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup, May, '11;
and Certificate of
Merit in two public
butter tests — record,
2 lbs. 1 i ozs.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S

KNIGHT,
P. 3645, H.C.

(95698, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli.
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of Oxford You'll
Do, 1st over Jersey
with h s progeny,
Apr., '11. Oxford
You'll do has 21
official test daugh
ters, and is sire of
many distinguished
prize winners. He
is now in the "Lin-
den Grove" stables.

His son, Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
has 12 butter test
cows, and a number
of his splendid
daughters are in this
sale.

Gamboge's Knight has
already 41 tested
daughters.

11 of his daughters, in
our 'II auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

His three highest test-
ing daughters were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions, viz.:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink. 722 lbs. 14
OZS. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs. butter in 1 year.

We imported many
others among his
very best progeny.

Dam
YOUNG

SKYLARK,

P. 10870, C.

She has very much the
same blood elements
as Oxford Cocottc,
the highest testing
daughter of Oxford
Lad, tracing through
dam to the bull that
produced old
Cocotte, who has 4
butter test daugh-
ters and was also
dam of The Owl's
Sensation, dam of
Sensational Fern,
who sold in our auc
tion for $10,200
when S months old.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430. A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)
1st prize winner over

the Island and

Blythwood Bowl,

Aug.. '04.
3d prize over Jersey,

Aug.. '01. '02.
3d pr. in public butter

test. 2 lbs. 7| ozs., 48

days in milk.
She and her dam have

each 3 public butter

tested daughters.

f Oxford Lad,

P. 3123. H. C.

1st prize. St. Saviour
Show, '02.

Sweepstakes over St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show. '05.

Oxford Lud sired the
great bulls. Majesty.
Lucy's Champion
and Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, the latter
selling at our '10
auction sale lor
$11,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

His highest testing
daughter. Oxford
Cocotte— 724 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year
— was imported by
us and sold in the
"Linden G r o v e"
auction, '11. for
$1,700.

Free Girl.

P. 6921. H. C.

She is descended from
the bull Fortescue.
who produced the
noted cow C< «otte,
grandam of Sensa-
tional Fern. etc.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flving Fox.

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island. Aug.. '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen. 2 lbs. 2\
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. £ oz.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2£ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl,
15 lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 20 other tested
cows.

I Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C.. J. H. B.i

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 1 £ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Sold in our May, '02,
auction for $1,700
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson. Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest. P. 2591. H. C.

1 st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville S.. '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

. Gamboge's Pride.
P. 4508, H. C.
The great butter test
cow.

I" Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.i
Sire of 26 butter test
cows.

(See above.)

{ Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St .
Saviour, 2 lbs. H
ozs., 214 days in
milk.
Oxford Ixia, 2 1 b s. 8
ozs., 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.
Mas 3 producing sons.

[ Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Ter. (with his
get), '01 and "02.

Goddington purse. '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Vat

Eminent 2d has Si'
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Among them are the
following with yr.'s
records .

Rose Fern Rosebud
642 lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Joanna 2d,

P. 4924, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced His son,
Flying Fox, sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son.
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 auction sale
for $10,000.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A, J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st over Jersey, '98.
Has 5 producing sons.

[ Ravachol.

P. 2032. C.
By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered before his
value as a sire was
known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207. H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Among his tested
daughters is Origa's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit.
May, '02, 1 lb. 12?
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

{ Oxford Lass.

P. 3582. C
(See below.)

Rob Roy. P. 1184.H.C.

Gamboge 2d

P. 2294, H. C
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. 1 £ ozs., 24 hrs.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H C

1st over Jer., Aug., '89-

2d ov. J., Apr.. '87, "89.

1st ov. Jer.. Apr., '88.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante. P. 3880, H.
C-, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

Oxford Rose. P. 3787.
C., dam of Courage.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C
(See above.)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show.
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

I Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs..
when ten years old.

Joanna 2d was by Paul,
sired Helena. P. 5203
of the bull. Helena's

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7 th,
8th and 9th. all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C
2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond. P. 797. H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d , 2

lbs. li ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence.

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Fontaine 4th.

F. 2537, C.
Reserve No. for Cup,

'90.
1st over Jer.. "90, '91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C
1st over Jer., Apr.,
and Aug., '89.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.

W'olseley. P. 401. H. C
lstov. Jer.. '83, '84, '85.'
1st pr. ov. Jer. Jubilee

Show, '83.
Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, '83.

.Sultane. P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d pr. over Jer., '70.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize. '94.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern.

F. 4606. C

Dam of Brown Fern

2d, P. 1944. H. C

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Toosie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer.. '70.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582, C.

Rosette 2d.

F. 943, H. C.
1st prize- at Grouville.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588, H. C.
Winner of 7 1st prizes
in England.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C

Rosette 4th.

P 2128. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Rose,

P. 3787. H. C
Milked as high as 20
quarts.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347. H..C.
3d ov. J. and P. p., '82.
1st Guenon p.. '82. '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058. C.
1st over Jersey, '86.

Wolseley, P. 401, H. C.
lstpr. ov. Jer., '83, '84.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
2d prize over Jer., '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C-
2d pr. over Jer.,

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816, H. C.

'83.

Mahomet. P. 259. C

Mussy. F. 1152, C.

Her daughter, Mussy
2d. was imported
and sold by us in
our '82 auction for
$790.

Sultan. F. 58, H. C.
1st pr. ov. Jer., '67. '68.

i Longueville Queen.
F. 272. H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st pr. over the Island.
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Tootsie. P. 3214. H- C
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show.
"94. '95.

Dam of Aurea. P. 8693,
H. C, Bronze Medal
winner in public
butter test, Oct., '03.

P. 1 i43. H. C. out of Joanna, F. 7682. C. Paul
H. C, public butter test. 1 lb. 9i ozs.. the dam
Fox.

Due to.calve April 8th, 1916, by the peerless Grand Champion bull, Sultana's Golden Tolly, S61S0
opposite page.) J J

(See his pedigree on

Tattoo 139

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 41. Bull.

SULTANA'S SKYLARK, 126790, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Cuopersburg, Pa.

Born September 5, 1914.

Spot in forehead; brisket, belly, legs, tongue, tail
and switch white.

A handsome greyish fawn, of great constitution
and dairy type. Strong "bull" head, with bright,
prominent eyes; great length and depth of body;
back strong and straight; splendid loins and wide,
prominent hips; tail well set on, long and thin, with
good switch. Sired by the peerless Grand Champion
bull, Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, out of a splen-
didly bred cow by Gamboge's Knight, out of a daugh-
ter of Oxford Lad.

Sire
SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J.C. C.

The handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He is the admiration of
all 'Jersey breeders, and is not for sale at any
price. The question has quite often been
asked, "What would Sultana's Golden Jolly
bring on the Island?"

His son. The Owl's Golden Jolly. 100180, sold
as a yearling in our '12 auction for $675.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, com-
peting against two Cham, winners over the
Island and the winners of Championships at
eleven of America's most important shows
in '11. he won the following:

1st prize in 2-yr.old class. 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull, 2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull, any age.

Gold Medal offered by American Jer. Cattle Club
for Grand Cham, bull bred by exhibitor.

Headed herd winning $200 Special prize, "bull
and 10 females."

Silver Trophy ($100 Special) for Grand Champion
bull.

Sired the 5 animals winning 1st prize for calf
herd. 5 entries.

Defeating the Cham, winners at Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota State Fairs, Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, National Jer. Show (Shelbyville,
Ky.), International Dairy Show (Milwaukee,
Wis.), '11; and Champions over the Island in
'09 and '10.

His only daughter tried for Register of Merit
work made 308 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 9 months
of her year's test, beginning at 2 yrs. 5 mos.
old.

He is sire of:

Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, winner of Grand
Championship at Mississippi- Alabama Fair,
'13, '14 and '15. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st prize heifer calf and one
of 1st prize calf herd. National Dairy Show, '11.
(Bred at "Linden Grove.")

The Owl's Golden Jolly, 2d prize senior bull calf
and head of 1st prize calf herd. National
Dairy Show, '11. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sarah's Sultan, 1st prize yearling bull. Tennessee
State Fair, '14. Sold in our '14 auction for
$610.

St. Helier's Jolly Sultana, 1st prize junior yearl-
ing heifer, 13 entries. Mississippi-Alabama
Fair, '14. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

And other winners.

His 75 per cent, sister, Fern's Viola, who made
672 lbs. butter in 10 months of her year's test
(bred at "Linden Grove"), is dam of Viola's
Raleigh. 121171, 1st junior yearling bull and
Junior Champion, Mississippi- Alabama Fair,
'15.
His half-brother. Jolly's Royal Sultan (by Viola's
Golden Jolly), sold at auction for $10,000, and
is sire of 1 in Register of Merit.

Dam
GAMBOGE'S SKYLARK, 306561.

(DAISY SKYLARK, F. 10058, C.)

Daughter of Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C,
dam by Oxford Lad. P. 3123, H. C, out of a
daughter of Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C.

(See opposite page for her extended pedigree.)

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '09 auction
for $12,000.

Sire of 9 in Register of
Merit, including:

Jolly's Viola, 233315,
493 lbs. butter, 1
year, 4 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Viola's Fawn Duchess,
239332, 5.696 lbs.
milk; 418 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter, in one year,
at 2 years old, at
White Horse Farm.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $425.

Handsome Viola's
Jolly, 239757, 5,652
lbs. S ozs. milk; 400
lbs- 12 ozs. butter, in
one year, at 2 years
old, at White Horse
Farm. Sold in our
'10 auction for $725.

Fern's Viola, 237208,
6,545 lbs. 3 ozs. milk,
390 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,
in 1 year, at 2 years
old, for Mr. C. I.
Hudson. Bred at
"Linden Grove."

Viola's Jolly Lady,
244177, 5,038 lb s.
11.2 ozs. milk, 381
lbs. 13 ozs. butter, in
1 year, at 3 years
old, at Elmendorf
Farm. Bred at
"Linden Grove."

Viola's Sensation,
239334. 4,846 lbs. 8
ozs. milk, 365 lbs. 4
ozs. butter, in 1 yr.,
at 2 years old, at
Elmendorf Farm,
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $1,125, at
10 months old.

Fern's Viola (above
mentioned) has been
re-tested, and at
last report had made
672 lbs. butter in 10
months, She is 75
per cent, same blood
as Sultana's Golden
Jolly.

Viola's Golden Jolly
sired the Grand
Champion bulls at
Forest City (Ohio),
Lexington. Ky.. and
LUah State Fairs in
'14; and many other
winners.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion. North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.
Sire of 21 tested cows, and of 5 sons with daughters in the Register of Merit.

Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.
Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce. National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and

many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including;
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 11 ozs. in 1 year.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter's, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby. 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including Derry's Golden Jolly, sire

of 13, sold at auction for $11,000.
Eleven untested daughters of Golden Jolly are the dams of Register of

Merit cows-
Sire of Mourier Lass, 234539, Grand Champion cow. Utah State Fair, '13

and '14; and many other winners.

Lady Viola, P. 8463. H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction for$7,0-)0.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize. Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and 07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., '07.
Dam of

Noble of Oaklands. P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull and
progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our May, '11, auction for $15,000.

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit in public butter test. May,
'05, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years 1 month old.

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C (now named Willoh's Lady Viola, 219486,
A. J. C. C), Certificate of Merit in public butter test. May, '06, 3 lbs., 38
days in milk. 4 years 1 month old. She is the dam of 5 official tested
daughters, and of a 1st prize winner over the Island.

Poppy Viola. P. 10902, H. C (now named Golden Jolly's Lady Viola), that
we imported in '06. We re-bought her at Mr. J. M. Overton's sale, '08,
for $2,550. She is looked upon on the Island as having made the most
phenomenal public butter test (taking into consideration age and lacta-
tion) ever made, testing 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days in milk, being only 30 mos.
old. She made a private test at home of 2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24 hours. *

Goddington Bagatelle, public butter test, 1 lb. 6 ozs. in 24 hours.

Noble of Oaklands (above mentioned) now has 37 butter test daughters
and 28 producing sons, including Noble's Jolly Sultan, a Champion
winner, sire of 1 1 tested cows.

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island and dam of L'ncle Peter, P. 2115, H. C.
Her grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has
inherited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as
48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, whom we sold to Elmendorf Farm for
$11,100, produced for them, Elvirian Lad, 106674. 1st pnze yearling bull
(9 entries). Junior and Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, '13. Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad has 4 daughters in Register of Merit; his son. Sultana's
Fawn Prince (bred at "Linden Grove"), also has 4 daughters in Register
of Merit. His daughter. Sultan's Jolly Prncess, sold in our auction for
$1,600.

Her son, Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, produced Golden Daisy
Fox, in Register of Merit, 419 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 2 years old;
and Exila Fox Sultana, in Register of Merit, 343 lbs. 8 ozs., at 2 years old —
the former owned and tested by Cornell University, and the latter by
Mr. H. C. McLallen, Trumansburg, N. V.

Her daughter, Sultana of Linden, was sold in our '10 auction for $1,750, at
8 months old.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P, 2160, H. C
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and

Championship,

North Club Show,

'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for

use at "L i n d e n

Grove," when 9 yrs.

old, for $2,250.
Sire of many prize

winners and tested

cows.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H.C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

1st H. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578. H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P. 3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96, who was
sold to Mr. P. Rob-
erts, Narberth, Pa.,
for a record price.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

NOT A "RICH MAN'S PLAYTHING"

SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF GAMBOGES KNIGHT AT $1,750 EACH. DO THEY NOT REPRESENT A SOUND INVESTMENT?
Five of them in Register of Merit, Class A, With Records Averaging 670 Lbs. 8 Ozs. of Butter in One Year, at Five Years Eleven

Months Old — Away Above the Average.

Three Have Produced Cows With Official Butter Tests.

"Doubting Thomases" have been disposed to smile wisely at the men of large affairs who come to our Decoration Day auc-
tions and buy the "plums," which in some cases bring a thousand dollars or more. The same "Thomases," when they have
any Gamboge's Knight blood for sale, will state in the pedigrees: "Seven of his daughters sold in one lot for SI, 7.50 each." Some
other Thomases will pity the man who paid the price — they would "look a long time at the money before paying that much for
cows," and they ask, WHAT DID THOSE COWS EVER DO? We will give the facts, as they exist five years after the pur-
chase, and ask in return, WHO IS ENTITLED TO THE SMILE?

THOSE SEVEN GAMBOGE'S KNIGHT COWS SOLD IN THE "LINDEN GROVE" DECORATION DAY AUCTION

FOR $1,750 EACH

In the first place, Manager A. K. Heath, of White Horse Farm, for which establishment the cows were bought, writes:
"The offspring from those Gamboge's Knight cows have nearly all been kept on the Farms." This alone is a great credit and
a compliment to the cows. They are all living and breeding regularly, and their achievements have contributed greatly to the
prestige of White Horse Farms, which occupies a prominent and favorable position in American Jersey breeding establish-
ments. As an "advertisement" alone, they have returned a great proportion of their purchase price. But they have done other
and more important things, which the following will witness:

GAMBOGE'S GREY BEAUTY, 252162, made the Register of Merit with 784 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in one year, at six years
ten months old. She is the highest testing daughter of Gamboge's Knight.

GAMBOGE'S TIDDLEDYWINK, 252156, made the Register of Merit with 722 lbs. 14 ozs. butter in one year, at five years
six months old. She stands second in Gamboge's Knight's list. She was Senior Champion cow at Waterloo and Grand Cham-
pion at the National Dairy Show, 1912, and at the latter show was in the herd winning First Prize for "get of sire" and First
Prize for "dairy herd." She was on the show circuit 2+ months during her great test. Her son by Noble of Oaklands was a
prize winner two years at the Connecticut State Fair; and the calf she carried when imported was sold in our 1912 auction for
$325 to Mr. Wimbish, of Georgia.

GAMBOGE'S FANCY PRINCESS, 252154, made the Register of Merit with 712 lbs. 9 ozs. butter, at five years eight months
old. She stands third in Gamboge's Knight's list of forty tested daughters. She is dam of Oxford Majesty's Princess, 306589,
public butter test as a four-year-old, 2 lbs in 24 hours, from 41 lbs. 4 ozs. milk — sold in our 1914 auction for $325. At White
Horse Farm they bred from her Financial Raleigh's Pride, 276170, that made the Register of Merit, beginning test at one year
eleven months old, with 398 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, from 8,141 lbs. 12.8 ozs. milk. This heifer won First Prize in calf class at the
Devon (Pa.) Cattle Show, and was 2d at Waterloo and 3d at National Dairy Show in large and hotly contested classes. Her
sire's dam, Financial Uaisy, who made the Register of Merit with 695 lbs. 12 ozs. butter, was sold in our 1911 auction to White
Horse Farm fur $2,600.

GAMBOGE'S HANDSOME DUCHESS, 252150, made the Register of Merit with 566 lbs. 5 ozs. buttter, at seven years live
months old. She is the dam of Noble's Fawn Prince, 9o70.~> (sold in our 1911 auction for $500 to Mrs. Adda F. Howie, Elm
Grove, Wis.), Junior Champion bull at National Dairy Show, Wisconsin State Fair, and International Dairy Show, 1911 — defeat-
ing every bull at Chicago in 1911 excepting our Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, who was Grand Champion.

GAMBOGE'S PRIMROSE, 252171, made the Register of Merit with 566 lbs. butter at U years old.

GAMBOGE'S PROSPERITY, 252142, is the dam of Oxford Sybil, Certificate of Merit, May, 1914, 2 lbs. 9} ozs. in 24 hours
from 37 lbs. 2 ozs. milk — a great record for a four-year-old in public test.

GAMBOGE'S PROSPERITY LASS, 252189, has a daughter in the Register of Merit— 344 lbs. 2 ozs. butter in one year at two
years old. She also is dam of the bull, Majesty's Oxford King, whose get won for Mr. R. W. Gibson, the Premier Champion-
ship for Breeder at the Iowa State Fair, 1915.

The Year's Milk Alone from One of These Cows, in the Chicago Market, Would Fetch Nearly $250— Not to Mention the Value

of the Calf.

THEIR REGISTER OF MERIT RECORDS ARE 106 POUNDS ABOVE THE AVERAGE FOR 4,297 JERSEY COWS IN THE

A. J. C. C, REGISTER OF MERIT.

B335

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 42. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S GRISETTE, 353233, A. J. C. C.

(P. 18378, H. C.)

Bred by A. J. Bisson, Jr., St. Breladc, Island of
Jersey.

Born May 16, 1911.

Solid color, except narrow stripe on brisket; black
tongue and switch.

Imported October31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A very handsome young cow of high quality, splendid
constitution and undoubted dairy capacity; perfect
symmetry of outline ; carries a lovely head, with
long fiat neck, thin withers, back straight and strong,
with broad, prominent hips and good rump; beauti-
fully set, thin tail, with long black switch; udder a
model in shape and texture, and "milks away to
nothing," with great, long beautifully placed teats.
A wonderfully neat type of cow.

i Agatha's Flying Fox
P. 3256, H. C.

I 1st prize and Sweep-

■i stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville

| Show, '02.
1st prize over the Is-

| land in a class of 44,
'02.

| 1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

j Sire of

I Sultan of Oaklands, 1st

| prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and

I Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-

| ville Show, '05.

I Combination, P. 3744,

j H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st

J pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
B e a u v o i r King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield.
| Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S

KNIGHT,
P. 3645, H.C.

Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $6,700 to
White Horse Farm,
Paoli, Pa.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.
His son, Oxford You'll
Do, won 1st prize for
bull and progeny at
the Apr., 'II, Bull
Show, Island of Jer;
sire of 22 official test
cows; now in the
"L i n d e n Grove"
herd.
34 of his sons and
daughters have been
sold in our auctions
f o r an average of
$800.
Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them
with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter
in 1 year. Twelve of
the 19, including the
five with the highest
tests, were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tions:
Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, 784 lbs. 12
ozs.
i Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs.
Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.
Gamboge's Brownie,

652 lbs.
Gamboge's Areola,

592 lbs. 5 ozs.
Daisy's January Rose,

585 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Handsome
Duchess, 566 lbs. 5
ozs.
Gamboge's Primrose,

566 lbs.
Gamboge's Princess,

558 lbs. 13 ozs.
Gamboge Knight's
Artistic, 540 lbs. 8
ozs.
Gamboge's Vellum, 531

lbs. 12 ozs.
Knight's Fancy
Princess, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.
Gamboge's Modesty,

525 lbs. 7 ozs.
Gamboge's Merry May,

520 lbs. 4 ozs.
Black Flower, 516 lbs.

15 ozs.
Manor's Peeress, 516

lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Crocus, 515

lbs. 1 oz.
G a m b o g e's Fawn
Beauty, 505 lbs. 15
ozs.
Knight's Crocus, 505
lbs. 9 ozs.

Dam
GRISETTE 4th,
P. 12102, C.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
1S7430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7i
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner Gedney Farm.

Dam of 3 public butter
test cows.

(See No. 44 for further
particulars regarding
this great cow.)

Derry's Running Fox,
P. 3210, H. C.

Parish prize. Class I ,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Apr., '02.

Sire of

Honey Maid of St.
Peter, 195799, in
Register of Merit
(A), 438 lbs. 14 ozs.
butter in 1 year, 10
yrs. old; sold in our
'07 auction for $350
to Bowmont Farms,
Salem, Va.

Fox's Dairy Queen,
203473, sold at auc-
tion in '07 for $1,075.

His half-sister, Golden
Rose, is dam of the
bull, Derry's Golden
Lad, sold at auction
for $11,000; sire of
13 tested cows.

Grisette,

P. 6669, C.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6.S41 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. Si ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5J ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2^ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, IS lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. II ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C-

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. \\ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

Caiest, P. 2591. H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 450S, H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '96.
2d over Jersey, '97.
Winner in 6 public but-
ter tests.
Dam of 3 tested cows.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Sire of
Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
&\ ozs. in 24 hours.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs.
And 23 others.

(See above.)

Mantlet's Rosy 2d,
P. 5718, H. C.

A grand cow.

Dam of Golden Rose,
P. 7838. H. C, 2d
over Jersey and Par.
prize, Aug., '99.

Tambour,

P. 1872, H. C.
Sire of Spring Jack, P.
2332, H. C, sire of 6

high testing cows,
including Nursie,
winner of Silver
Medal, 2 lbs. 7$ ozs.,
300 days in milk;
sold in our '07 auc-
tion for $2,200.

Highland Pet,

F. 7764, C.

1st prize aged cow and
1st in Special Class,
St. Brelade Show.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test,
May, '02, 1 lb. 12^
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad,
Oxford Ixia and
other famous ani-
mals.

She has produced two
1st prize winners
over the Island, two
public butter test
cows, and the cow,
Oxford Ever, dam of
Oxford You'll Do
and Oxford Knight.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.
1st over Jer., '92.
1st H. B. ov. J., '92.

Mantlet's Rosy,
P. 4248, C.

Wonder Lad,

P. 1390, H. C.

By the same sire as
Clarence, P. 1494,
H. C, 1st pr., St.
Peter, and sire of
Golden Lily, 1st pr.
over Jer. She is
dam of Golden Mon
Plaisir, Cham, win-
ner over the Island,
'98, and sold in our
'01 auction for
$3,500.

Tambourette,

F. 7794, H. C.

f Golden Fern's Lad,;
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, "96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced,

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His ten-months-old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200,
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Her dam, Brown Fern
2d, is dam of Aurea,
P. 8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122),
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. 4*
ozs., 167 days in
milk; Br. Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '03, 2 lbs. ioz..
167 days in milk.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.

[ Countess of Oaklands,
162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

f Boyle P. 1559, H. C.

(See above.)

i Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.

Reserve No. for Cup,
'90.

1st over Jer., '90, '91.

1st Herd Book, '90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th,
P. 5391. H. C, 1st
prize, Grouville, '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, '98.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.

2dov. J., Apr., '87, '89.

1st ov. Jer., Apr., '88.

Sire of many noted

cows.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.
B y the same sire as

Sultane's Favourite,

sire of Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

May Lad,

P. 1240, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

Like her daughters was
a very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. of "
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
(See above.)

f Courage, P. 1813, C.

1 Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347. H. C.
3d over Jer, and Par.

prize, '82.
IstGuenon pr., '82, '83.
3d over Jersey, '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C.
1st over Jer., '86, '88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.
1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.
1st pr. ov. Jer. Jubilee
Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d pr. over Jer., '70.

1st pr., St. Saviour,' 70.

1st H. B., '71.

Marquis,

P. 804, C.

Fliquet 2d,

P. 636, H. C.

Paragon, P. 743, C.

Lowland Beauty,
F. 3971, C.

f Useful Lad, )

P. 997, H. C. I Lady Useful,

2d over Jer., Aug., '88. L P. 796, H. C.

His dam is a grand- 4th H. B. pr., May, '85.

daughter of Carlo,
P. ISO, C, sire of 4
tested cows.

Wonderful,

P. 2511, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

pr., Aug., '88.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '91.
2d Cham. Class, '91.

1 st over Jersey and
Par. pr., '86.

Fancy's Conquest,
P. 717, H. C.
Parish pr., April, '85.

Jersey Wonder,
P. 859, C.

Last calf December 27, 1915 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Bred April 10, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the sensational cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's, 306562,
in Register of Merit, Class A, 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in one year, and dam of a 630-lb. Register of Merit cow. She was sold in
our '14 auction for $700. The sire of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir is Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous
first prizes at the Royal Shows. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

0 465

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 43. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S QUEEN PRIMROSE, 318385, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. D. Bauche, St. Peter, Island of Jersey.

Born May 31. 1911.

Imported April 8, 1914, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

An attractive light fawn, of refined type; one of
the young daughters of Gamboge's Knight, Highly
Commended, and from a Highly Commended dam;
neat head, with inturned horns and bright, lustrous
eyes; flat neck, sharp withers and prominent spine;
long, deep, well-ribbed body; strong loins; wide,
prominent hips; thin, long tail, with splendid switch;
beautiful square udder, with good-sized teats, well
placed.

f Sire

GAMBOGE'S

KNIGHT,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (w i t h his
progeny), Apr., "08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Sire of 41 butter test
cows, three of them
testing above 700
lbs. in 1 year — all
three imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our auction,
viz.:

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs.
9 ozs. in 1 year.

He is also the sire of
four bulls with test-
ed daughters, in-
cluding:

Oxford You'll Do, 1st
prize with his prog-
eny at Royal Show,
April. '11; sire of 21
tested cows, one
over 900 lbs. butter
in 1 year as a 4-year
old.

Oxford Knight, full
brother to Oxford
You'll Do, sire of
12 tested cows.

His daughter. Gam-
boge's Tiddledy-
wink, was Grand
Champion cow at
National Dairy
Show, '12.

Dam
QUEEN

PRIMROSE 2d,
P. 14925, H. C.

f Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.
| 1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug. , '06 ; 1 st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09. Sire
of 17 tested cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

i Fontaine's

< >xford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801. H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7\
ozs.. 48 days in milk.

Sold for £2.500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner GedneyFarm.

Dam of 3 public butter
test cows.

(See No. 44 for further
particulars concern-
ing this great cow

Golden Castor.

P. 3558. H. C.

Sire of Imp. Mabella's
Love. 231587, in
Register of Merit,
Class A. 387 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
from 5,879 lbs. 14.4
ozs. milk, at 3 yr,s.
1 1 mos old.

Sire of Castor's Wel-
come, 253814, in
Register of Merit
180 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in 1 year,
from 6,748 lbs. 4.8
ozs. milk, at 3 yrs.
5 mos. old.

[ Queen Primrose,
F. 9014, C.

< Gamboge's Prim, P. 18789, H. C.)

Champion Flying Fox, 61441. A. J. C. C.~
i Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island. Aug.. '99.
Sold at our auction sale, May, '02. for $7,500.
Among his many tested daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford Queen. 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, "40 lbs. estimated

butter from 11.198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411. 96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6. 841 lbs. milk in I year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold. 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold. 11.075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea. 1 1,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. 8J ozs. butter in 24 hrs..

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G.. Certificate of Merit, May. '04, 2

lbs. Si ozs. butter, 24 hrs.. 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May. '05. 2 lbs.

2i ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine. 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter. 14 days (est I.
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily. 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter.

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter.

7 days.
1'. ix's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 rats., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Caiest, P. 2591. H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

[ Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '96.
2d over Jersey, '97.
Winner in 6 public but-
ter tests.
Dam of 3 butter test
cows.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.
Sire of

Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold in our May, '09,
auction for $12,000;
sire of 9 in Register
of Merit.

Golden Warrior, 1st
over England. Royal
Show. '03; 1st over
Kngland and Cham.,
D. S.. '03.

Jolly Lady of Beech-
wood, winner of 1st
prize. Illinois State
Fair, '08; 1st. Cham,
and Grand Cham, at
the National Show,
Chicago. '08.

Sire of 24 tested cows.

Sire of 10 producing
bulls, including
I terry's Golden
Jolly, sold for $11.-
000; sire of 13 tested

Castor's Belle -"'I

P. 7235, II. C.
Par. pr., Aug., '05.

[ Agatha of Oaklands, 162101. A. J. C. C. ■

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha. F. 8432, H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. lj ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '02, 1 lb. 12 J
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
.V. C. Show. "96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 sale
for $10,000.

II i s ten-months old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,-
200, and in the same
sale his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named

Sultana's Rosette.
149740, A. J. C. C-

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,.
H. C.

Alicante. P. 3880. H.C

Forfarshire. P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.

Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

(See above.)

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C-

f Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160. H. C.
< (See above.)

[ Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440. C.

1st prize* and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Red
Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs,
butter in 7 days.

Brookhill Fox, Cham,
over Eng., and sold
for $5,000.

The bulls. Reminder
and Isonomy.

Grandam of Sultan's
Black B eauty , sold
for $3,000, in our
'07 sale.

! M.issilia's Lad,
P. 1986, C.

Castor's Belle,

P. 5019, C.

[ Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537, C.

Reserve No. for Cup,
'90.

1st over Jer., '90, '91.

1st Herd Book, '90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th,
P. 5391. H. C, 1st
prize, Grpuville, '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, "98.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug. .'89.
Sire of many noted

cows, including:
Alicante. P. 3880, H.C
i txford Rose. P. $737,
' ixford Lass. P. 3582,

C

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889. C.
Out of same dam as

the bull. Trial, P.

1187, H. C. sire of

Finance.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

1 Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Her dam. Brown Fern
2d. is dam of Aurea,
P. 8693, H. C (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122).
Certificate of M erit
in public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. 4 J
ozs., 167 days in
milk; Br. Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '03. 2 lbs. 4oz.
167 days in milk.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island.

I Rosette 4th.

P. 2128, C
Like her daughters was
a very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C
Sire of Regina Sultane
2d. 2 lbs. H ozs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C
(See above.)

f Courage. P. 1813. C

I Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347, H. C
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '82.
IstGuenonpr., '82. '83.
3d over Jersey, '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C
1st over Jer.. '86, '88.
1st Grouville. '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Wolseley, P. 401. H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '83. '84. '85.
1st p. over Jer. Jubilee

Show, '83.
Champion Cup for

greatest number of

points, '83.

I Sultane. P. 7. H. C
1st H. B.. "71.
Bronze Medal. C. I.
Ex.. '71.

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Hermione, P. 634. C

Snowdrop.

P. 1637, C

Messilia, P. 4005. H. C

Castor 2d.

P. 1290. H. C
4 th over Jersey, '90.

Perrot's Pet,

P. 2095. C

f Jack Frost.

< P. 1263, C

l Lady Baroness.

P. 2M4. H. C.

I Revc Dor, P. 941. C.

I Rhoda. F. 3071. C.

f Castor. P. 870. H. C.

I Ira's Pride. F. 6657. C.

Perrot. P. 342, C.

Blount Tempest,
F. 4799. C.

Expected to be bred to Golden Fern of Linden. 8401 1, a most prepotent son of Golden Fern's Lad, and "bred to order,"
our desire being for a son of Golden Fern's Lad out of the great cow, Golden Lad's Industry, 162058, one of the greatest
daughters of Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, ever owned at "Linden Grove." His progeny have fulfilled our fondest expectations,
and they have been highly appreciated by some of our best breeders. (Sec front pages for extended pedigree of Golden Fern
of Linden, S4011.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 44. Cow.

GAMBOGE'S LADY OF ST. MARTIN, 269787, A. J. C. C.

(Sweet Sand, F. 10324, C.)

Bred by Ph. Renouf, St. Martin, Island of Jersey.

Bora May 31, 1908.

Imported February 27, 1912, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except spot on belly and mottled
brisket; black tongue and switch.

A powerful business cow, of great scale and consti-
tution; large, prominent, lustrous eyes; long, deep,
capacious body, on clean, short legs; wonderful spring
of rib; very broad, prominent hips; great length of
rump; tremendous udder, attached high and extend-
ing away out behind, very deep and full in front;
large teats, squarely placed; very prominent, tortuous
milk veins.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S KNIGHT, P. 3645, H. C—

Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny).

Apr., '08.
Sold at our '1 1 auction for £6,700 to White Horse

Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his daugh-
ters in a single lot at Si, 750 each.
At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, every

animal in competition, sired by Gamboge's

Knight, did honor to its sire, winning among

other prizes:
1st prize for produce of cow.
1st prize for four cows in milk.
1st and 2d prize yearling bulls (out of dams by

Gamboge's Knight).
2d pr. 3-year old cow, 9 entries, by Gamboge's

Knight.
Sire of 41 official test cows, 19 of them with year's

records over 500 lbs. butter in 1 year. Twelve

of the 19, including the five with the highest

tests, were imported by "Linden Grove" and

sold in our auctions:
Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.
Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Brownie, 652 lbs.
Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.
Daisy's January Rose, 585 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Handsome Duchess, 566 lbs. 5 ozs.
Gamboge's Primrose, 566 lbs.
Gamboge's Princess, 558 lbs. 13 ozs.
Gamboge's Knight's Artistic, 540 lbs. 8 ozs.
Gamboge's Vellum, 531 lbs. 12 ozs.
Knight's Fancy Princess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.
Gamboge's Modesty, 525 lbs. 7 ozs.
Gamboge's Merry May, 520 lbs. 4 ozs.
Black Flower, 516 lbs. 15 ozs.
Manor's Peeress, 516 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Crocus, 515 lbs. 1 oz.
Gamboge's Fawn Beauty, 505 lbs. 15 ozs.
Knight's Crocus, 505 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink (above) was Grand

Champion cow at National Dairy Show, '12,

and was on show circuit 2 J months during her

year's test.
Gamboge's Knight is sire of 4 bulls with tested

daughters, including:
Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, sire of 22.
Oxford Knight, p. 3938, C, sire of 12.
Oxford's Brigadier, 78529, sire of 2 in Register of

Merit.
Oxford Boy, P. 3937, C. sire of 1 in Register of

Merit.
His son, Oxford You'll Do, won 1st prize for

bull and progeny at the Apr., '11, bull show,

Island of Jer.
34 of his sons and daughters have been sold in

our auctions for an average of $800; among

them:
Oxford Lad's Granddaughter, $2,900.
Gamboge's Primrose, $1,750.
Gamboge's Fancy Princess, $1,750.
Gamboge's Oxford Lass, $1,750.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink, $1,750.
Gamboge's Handsome Duchess. $1,750.

DAM ON ISLAND OF JERSEY.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug. , '06 ; 1 st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
Beauvoir King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechlands Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441 , A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 1 1,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411-96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 1 1 ,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. 8£ ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May. '04, 2

lbs. 5| ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

21 ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.
C, J. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2 lbs. li ozs. in 24 hours.

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700. to Mrs. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

M.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. 8801, H. C)

2d prize over Jersey, 48 entries, Aug., '02.

Reserve, 32 entries. May, '02.

3d prize, 59 entries. May, '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bawl, Aug.,
'04.

3d prize over Jersey, 40 entries, Aug., '01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 7'i ozs., 48 days"
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm.
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. i oz.,
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 J ozs,, 154 days in milk;
now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.
Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested
daughters, another that is a Champion winner,
and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for
$725, at 14 months old.

Gamboge's Pride 8th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty. 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375. to Mr. Willets.
Her daughter, Majesty's Great Beauty, 235188
(sold in our '10 auction for $850 at 3 yrs. old),
is dam of a Register of Merit cow, and her 2-
mos. old heifer calf sold in our '10 auction for
$850.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C-. winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auc-
tion sales, averaging
$865 each.

Mabel's Poet is sire of
Poetess Nelly, F.
9213, H. C, 1st pr.
and Silver Medal, St.
Saviour • Grouville
Show, '05; Certifi-
cate of Merit in pub-
lic butter test, May,
'06, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 121
days in milk; and
many other cele-
brities.

Caiest's dam is also
dam of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
who is dam of Ox-
ford You'll Do, Ox-
ford Knight and 2
public test cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show, 96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests.

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2iozs..
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,-
000.

H i s ten-months-old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200,
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H. C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.
Son of Rosette 5th, P.

2881, H. C. (as

above).

, Countess of Oaklands,
162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a ' s
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '02. 1 lb. 12$
ozs., 107 d a ys in
milk.

By same sire as Golden
Fern's Lad (above) .

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour, 2 lbs. lj
ozs., 214 days in
milk.

Oxford Ixia, 2 lbs. 8
ozs. . 70 days in milk ,
and 5 other public
butter tests.

Houpla, sire of Lady
Houpla, winner of
Champion Cup, test-
ing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73
days in milk after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass, 1st pr. winner
over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123.
H. C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug.. '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit in butter test.
May. '00. 1 lb. 14*
ozs. in 24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. l£ ozs., 24 hrs.

Due to calve April 30, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 861S0, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden
Grove," and supposed to be the most valuable son of the great butter-bred bull, Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, A. J. C. C, who
sold in our 1909 auction for $12,000, and in the Kinloch Farm auction, 1911, for $13,000. His dam, Golden Sultana, is one of
the most distinguished daughters of Golden Fern's Lad; she was awarded third prize in the aged cow class at the World's Fair,
St. Louis, 1904, and sold in the ring for $2,350. (See front pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180.)

2487

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No. 45. Cow.

OXFORD IXIA FANCY, 252184, A. J. C. C.

(Prime's Queen 2d, P. 14509, C.)

Bred by E. C. Mourant, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born June 19, 1907.

Imported September 20, 1910, by T. S. Cooper &

Belly mostly white; white on flanks, left thigh and
tail; spot on front of each fore ankle; brisket, hind
stockings, tongue and switch white.

A splendidly bred cow, strong in the blood of
Oxford Lass, through the three famous sons of that
great cow; viz., Caiest, Houpla and Oxford Lad; a
deep, rich fawn in color; a cow of scale and dairy
type, powerful constitution; flat neck; thin withers;
lean hind quarters; very long, deep body; wonderful
milk veins; udder of beautiful shape, with well placed
teats. She is a great brood cow. and her progeny
in this sale will attract attention. (See her two
daughters opposite, and her son on the following
page.)

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 butter tested
cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Chjam., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09. Sire
of 17 butter tested
cows.

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386, H. C, win-
ner of 1st over Jer.,
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11; and
Certificate of Merit
in two public butter
tests — record, 2 lbs.
l£ ozs.

Sire
GAMBOGE'S

KNIGHT,
P. 3645, H.C.

(95698, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of Oxford You'll
Do, 1st over Jersey
with his progeny,
April, '11. Oxford
You'll do has 22
official test daugh-
ters, and is sire of
many distinguished
prize winners. He
is now in the "Lin-
den Grove" stables.

His son, Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C.
has 12 butter test
cows, and a number
of his splendid
daughters are in this
sale.

Gamboge's Knight has
already 41 tested
daughters.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391 .36.

His three highest test-
ing daughters were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions, viz.:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs. butter in 1 year.

We imported many
others among h i s
very best progeny.

Dam

OXFORD
PRIME'S
QUEEN, 230342.

(PRIME'S QUEEN,
P. 11284, H. C.)

By same sire as Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for$ll,100; sire
of 4 in Register of
Merit and of a bull
with 4 in the Regis-
ter of Merit.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
1st prize winner over

the Island and

Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '04.
3d prize over Jersey,

Aug., '01, '02.
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7J ozs., 48

days in milk.
She and her dam have

each 3 public butter

tested daughters.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show, '02.

Sweepstakes over St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

Oxford Lad sired the
great bulls. Majesty.
Lucy's Champion
and Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, the latter
selling at our '10
auction sale for
S11.100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

H i s highest testing
daughter, Oxford
Cocotte — 724 lbs. IS
ozs. butter in 1 year
— was imported by
us and sold in the
"Linden Grove"
auction, '11, for
$1,700.

Prime 2d, P. 9860, C.

Bought by Mr. Howard
Willets for $625, and
named G. F. Ox-
ford Prime, 189606;
dam of the bull, G.
F. Prime Oxford,
75999, a noted sire.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 23
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. i oz.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2i ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl,
15 lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 20 other tested
cows.

Agatha of Oaklands,

162101, A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H. C, J. H.B.)
Official butter test, 2

lbs. li ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey weight,

being in milk 142

days.
Sold in our '02 auction

for $1,700 to Mrs.

M. M. Patterson, Pt.

Kennedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville S., '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.
The great butter test
cow.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
•Sire of 26 butter test
cows.

(See above.)

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour, 2 lbs. li
ozs., 214 days in
milk.

Oxford Ixia, 2 lbs. 8
ozs., 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.

Has 3 producing sons.

Houpla, P. 2793, H.C.
Sire of

H o u p 1 a's Gamboge,
195821, Register of
Merit, 437 lbs. 7 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Grey Prin-
cess, 180266, butter
test, 18 lbs. 1 oz. in
7 days.

And 5 others.

Son of Oxford Lass.

Prime, P. 6868, C.
Public butter test, 1

lb. 7i ozs. in 24 hrs.,

at 4 years old.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son,
Flying Fox, sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 auction sale
for $10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st over Jersey, '98.
Has 5 producing sons.

Ravachol,

P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered before his
value as a sire was
known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Among his tested
daughters is Origa's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May, '02, 1 lb. 12J
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
(See below.)

f Rob Roy, P. 11 84, H.C.

I Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. 1} ozs., 24 hrs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the
Island.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.

Rosette 4th,
P. 2128,

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. 14 ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C

f Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

2dov. J., Apr., '87, '89.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C-, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

oxford Rose. P. 3787,
C, dam of Courage.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

Result's Prince,
P. 2004. H. C.

Reserve over Jersey.

Sire of Queenie's
Prince, P. 2281, H.
C, sire of a number
of famous butter test
cows.

He sired the dam of
Cora 4th, public but-
ter test, 3 lbs. 3|
ozs. in 24 hrs.

Lucy 6th,

P. 5976, C.

Dam of Lucy 12th, P.
9236, C, Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test, '05, 2 lbs. 2
ozs., 118 days in
milk.

Full sister to Lucy's
Boy, P. 1921, C.

Golden Lad,
P. 1242. H.

C

ToctSie, P. 3214, H.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Brown Fern 2d,
p. 1944, H.

C.

f Count Cicero.

( F. 398, H. C.

I Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582, C.

i Rosette 2d,

F. 943, H. C.
1st prize at Grouville.

(Golden Lad,
P. 1242, H. C.
Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588, H. C.
Winner of 7 1st prizes
in England.

f Sarabond. P. 797, H.C.

Courage. P. 1813, C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370. H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Fontaine 4th.

F. 2537, C.
Reserve No. for Cup,

'90.
1st over Jer., '90. '91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

Count Wolseley.

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '
and Aug.. '89.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252. C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.

Wolseley, P. 401, II. C.

1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

1st pr. ov. Jer. Jubilee
Show. '83.

Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d pr. over Jer., '70.

r Favorite's Lad,

P. 1678, H. C.

Beau Resultat 2d,
1 P. 3647, H. C.

Una's Boy,

P. 1752, C.

Sire of Lucy's Boy,
P. 1921, C, who
sired Model, P. 6430,
H. C, official butter
tests as follows: 2
lbs. i oz.. '96: 1 lb.
14V ozs., '98; 2 lbs.
4 ozs., '98; 2 lbs. 10
ozs., '00.

[ Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

i Oxford Rose,

P. 3787. H. C.
Milked as high" as 20
quarts.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347. H. C.
3d ov. J. and P. p., ]82.
1st Guenon p., '82, '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058. C.
1st over Jersey, '86.

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.
lstpr. ov. Jer.. '83, '84.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
2d prize over Jer., '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C.

Mahomet, P. 259, C.

Mussy. F. 1152. C.

Her daughter. Mussy
2d, was imported
and sold by us in
our '82 auction for
$790.

Sultan, F. 58, H. C.
lstpr. ov. Jer., '67, '68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Major Gordon,

P. 909, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '88.
1st over Jer., '88, '89.

i Beau Resultat.

P. 1218, H. C.

Gamboge King,
P. 1292. H. C.

He is out of the same
dam as Gamboge
4th. P. 5464. C, a
famous public but-
ter test cow.

Favorite, P. 358. C.
Dam of Favorite's Lad.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 387, C.

Lucy, F. 7239. H. C.

Lucy 4th.

P. 3733. H. C.

2d over Jer., Aug., '04.

Parish prize, '04.

Dam of 2 butter test cows. She is also dam ol
Lucy 7th. P. 6428. H. C. 1st over Jersey. 19
entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug., '00; and of
the bull. Lucy's Boy, P. 1921, C. sire of Model,
public butter test. 2 lbs. 10 ozs., and other great
cows.

Due to calve July Hi, 1910, bv Sultana's Golden Jolly, 861S0, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at Linden
Grove" He won at the National' Dairy Show, Chicago, '1911, four Champion prizes, Gold Medal and other prizes— perhaps
the greatest honors ever bestowed upon any bull of any breed. (See opposite page for his extended pedigree.)

Tattoo 52

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 46. Heifer.

SULTANA'S FANCY IXIA, 307178, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born January 25, 1914.

Brisket, left stifle, belly, flanks, legs, tongue, tail
and switch white.

A very handsome and stylish heifer, rich fawn with
some white markings; sweet head; nicely incurved
horns; very rugged and long bodied; good spring of
rib; wide, prominent hips and good rump; well set
tail, with beautiful switch; excellent udder develop-
ment, with good-sized and well-placed teats.

f Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C--

. . - __ i /-n : M^^.

A famous sire of butter cows and

Sire
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,

86180, A. J. C. C.

The premier sire of the
"Linden Grove"
herd. He was bred
here, and has never
been off the place,
except when ex-
hibited at the Nat.
Dairy Show, Chi-
cago, '11, where he
won Grand Cham-
pionship, A. J. C. C.
Gold Medal, and
other honors never
achieved by any
other bull of any
breed.

His progeny have been
in such demand that
it was with great
difficulty we were
able to retain any of
them. Most have
been sold young, to
some of the best
American breeders.

But one of his daugh-
ters, to our knowl-
edge, has been tried
for Register of Merit
test. She produced,
as a two-year-old,
377 lbs. 8 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

He has 75 per cent,
same blood as the
highest testing
daughter of Viola's
Golden Jolly, who,
under year's test,
had produced 672
lbs. butter in 10
months.

He has sired the win-
ners of many 1st and
Gr. Champion prs.,
including:

Golden Fern's Jolly,
100629, Gr. Cham,
bull at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair in '13,
'14 and '15. Sire of
numerous win-
ners. (Bred at "Lin-
den Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
member of 1st prize
calf herd. National
Dairy Show, '11.
(This herd was bred
at and exhibited by
"L i n d e n Grove,"
and all sired by Sul-
tana's Golden
Jolly.)

(See other pedigrees,
and front page B ,
for his extended
pedigree.)

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C C.
\ Imported by us and
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $12,000 to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for $13,000.

Nine of his young
daughters are now
in Register of Merit.

Sire of numerous Gr.
Cham, winners and
several produc-
ing bulls.

His tested daughters
include :

Jolly's Viola, 493 lbs.

Viola's Fawn Duchess,
418 lbs. 10 ozs., 2i
yrs. old.

Viola's Gold Mine, 404
lbs. 12 ozs.

Handsome Viola's
Jolly, 400 lbs. 12
ozs., 2 yrs. old.

Fern's Viola, 390 lbs.
5 ozs., 2 yrs. old (on
retest as a 5-year-
old, has made 672
lbs. butter in 10
mos.).

Viola's Jolly Lady, 381
lbs. 13 ozs.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00.

Sire'ofl^iested cows, and of 10 sons with tested daughters.

Sire of . , « ■ .

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

JoUy^dyof'Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, ;08; 1st,

pro-
and

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago '08
GoldeTjolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and

duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, 08,

many other winners.
Among his tested daughters are:
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 1 1 ozs.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter, 633 lbs. 1 oz.

Farrne^eUbRyos6e?t0e!bpSubHcObutter test. May, '10 2 lbs. 41 ozs., 134 days in
vSaTpubSc^ttirlesfM^ ^2«oz,, 72 days in mil,.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.

Fs^riz^s'wUpfta^rand^Ch^pio'n2 ^Saviour and Grouville Show. '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup. May, 05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, 06 and 0/.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., 07.

Dam of ,

Nnble of Oaklands P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull and
progeny Aprff'w He is the sire of 37 tested cows and 28 producing
bulls. He was sold in our '11 auction for ».15:"0"- . h„tter test Mav

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit m public butter test, May,
'05. 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years 1 month old

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444. H. C. now named Willoh s Lady viola ^19*»o
A 7 CC) Certificate of Merit in public butter test, May, 06, 3 lbs 38
days in milk, 4 years 1 month old. She is the dam of 5 official test
daughters, and of a 1st prize winner over the isiana. ,,.•„,„■, tl,,(

Poppy Viola, P. 10902, H C. (now named Golden Jolly s Lady Viola), that
we taportea in '06. We rebought her at Mr J. M. Overton s sale 08
for $2 550 She is looked upon on the Island as having made the most

old. She made a private test at home of 2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24 hours.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

His two best daugh-
ters in the public
butter test are Free-
dom, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 24 hrs. at
the T r i n g Show
Ring, Eng., being
140 days in milk;
and Gold Mine, Gold
Medal, Tunbridge
Wells. England, 2
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
24 hours, being in
milk 150 days.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Dam
OXFORD

IXIA FANCY,

252184, A. J. C. C.
(PRIME'S

QUEEN 2d,
P. 14509.C.)

A capacious daughter
of Gamboge's
Knight.
See her pedigree on
opposite page.)

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C. — ^ Z v T

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the Linden
Grove" home herd. ,, ' . . , , „ . , „

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160. H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, a. C.
Her grandam, Sultane. P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has in-
herited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 IDs.

She^dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

Her son. Sultanas Oxford Lad, that we sold to Elmendorf Farm for $11 ,100,
produced for them, Elvirian Lad, 106674, 1st prize yearling bull (9 entries),
Junior and Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, '13.

Her son, Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, produced Golden Daisy
Fox, in Register of Merit, 419 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 2 years old;
and Exila Fox Sultana, in Register of Merit, 343 lbs. 8 ozs., at 2 years old—
the former owned and tested by Cornell University, and the latter by

, Mr. H. C. McLallen. Trumansburg, N. Y.

Her daughter, Sultana of Linden, was sold in our 10 auction for $1,750, at
8 months old. „ t . , ^ , . c ,, .

Her son, Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506, is sire of 4 in the Register of Merit,
including Oxford Princess Sultana, 250216, Class A, 500 lbs. 2 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 2 yrs. 2 mos. old. He is also sire of Sultana s Fawn Prince,
90064, bred at "Linden Grove." who has four daugthers in Register of
Merit.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,

P. 3440, C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, 40 e n t r i e s.

May, '98.

Dam of
Golden Fern's Red

Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.

butter in 7 days.
Brookhill Fox, Cham.

over Eng., and sold

for $5,000.
The bulls, Reminder

and Isonomy.
Grandam of Sultan's

Black Beauty, sold

for $3,000 in our

'07 sale.

Nobleman.

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1 st over Jer. , Aug. , '98 .

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows; sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is full
sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn

Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H.C.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test. 2 lbs. 3£
ozs., 140 days in
milk; dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 71 ozs.
of butter in 24 hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

(7657, A. J. C. C.)
1st prize over Jersey,

'82.
Sold at our sale, Oct.,

'82, for $3,100.
Sire of Lady Longfield.

23524, 20 lbs.13 ozs.;

and 5 others.
Also sire of Count

Cicero. F. 398, H.C.

grandsire of Golden

Lad.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C
1st prize, St. Saviour,

'70.
1st Herd Book, '71.
Bronze Medal, C. I.

Ex., '71.
"The first of the most

celebrated family

the Island has ever

seen."

Dam of
Sultane 2d, rate of 23

lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H.

Messchert.
Sultane 5th, 1st prize

over all Jersey, '80,

and sold at our sale .

May, '83, for $2,800.
Sultane 8th, grandam

of Golden Lad.
Count Wolseley. sire of

Brookhill Rose 2d.

Due to calve August 10, 1916, by Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (now named Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860, A. J.
C C ) A first prize winner at the Royal Show, with his progeny, sire of 21 official test cows, also sire of the Champion cow over
Jersey in '15 and many other winners. Oxford You'll Do has been at "Linden Grove" three years. The large number of uni-
formly excellent daughters now in the herd, and the showing of his progeny in the butter tests and show ring, substantiate the
assertion that he is the greatest living representative of the Oxford-Gamboge family.
tended pedigree.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

IstH. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746,
H. C.

(See front pages for his picture and ex-

No. 46*. Heifer Calf.

YOU'LL DO'S OXFORD IXIA, 347620, A. J. C. C.

Tattoo 202

Born September 3, 1915. Sire, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (see notes above). Dam, Oxford Ixia Fancy, 252184
(see her pedigree on opposite page). This calf is not in sale; expected to be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Tex.

Tattoo 133

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 47. Bull.

IXIA'S FANCY SULTAN, 126788, A. J. C. C.

Pa.

legs,

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg,

Horn September 1, 1914.

White in forehead; brisket, belly, left flank,
tongue and switch white.

An unusually handsome, rugged bull, with strong,
masculine head, broad between the eyes, which are
large and prominent; rich, incurving horns; very
long, deep, well-ribbed body; splendid withers for
so rugged a bull; back straight and strong; powerful
loins and prominent hips; beautifully set tail, which
is thin and long, with generous switch. He will
bear watching in the show ring.

Sire
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J.C. C.

A bull that is receiving
the patronage of
some of America's
best breeders, such
as Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney, Mr. R. A.
Sibley, Hon. Robert
J. Fleming, of To-
ronto, and others.

He sired Golden
Fern's Jolly, 100629,
1st prize 2-year-old
bull. Senior and
Grand Champion,
Mississippi-Alabama
Fair, "13.

His grandsire. Golden
Fern's Lad, was in
the "Linden Grove"
herd for 5 years, and
has 3 1 butter test
daughters.

Golden Fern's Jolly
was also Grand
Champion at the
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '14, when the
judge, Mr. C. T.
Graves, said: "This
is the most out-
standing bull I have
seen in years," and
advised his owner to
take him to the
National Dairy
Show.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
he won the following-

1st prize in 2-yr.-old
class. 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull,
2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull,
any age.

Headed herd winning
$200 Special prize,
"bull and 10 fe-
males."

Silver Trophy (£100
Speci al ) for Grand
Champion bull.

His grandsire. Golden
Fern's Lad, has more
sons with tested
daughters in Regis
ter of Merit (27)
than any other bull,
imported or domes-
tic, excepting his
own sons. Flying
Fox and Eminent
2d, both of which
were imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold for a total of
$17,500.

Dam

OXFORD

IX1A FANCY,

252184, A. J.C. C.

'PRIME'S

QUEEN 2d,
P. 14509, C.)

Bred by E. C. Mour-
ant, St. Saviour, Is-
land of Jersey.

One of the best of our
'10 importation. She
was not in condition
for our next auction ;
and has developed
into a magnificent
cow. We have since
declined to name a
price on her.

She is another of the
"really great"
daughters of Gam-
boge's Knight, and
has a rare inherit-
ance of the GREAT-
EST FAMILIES on
the Island.

Viola's Golden Jolly,

79314, A. J. C. C.
Sold in our '09 auction I Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C

1st prize and Champion. North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and
winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion. D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood. winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair. '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago. '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce. National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and
many other winners.

Golden Jolly has 23 butter tested daughters.

He is a son of Golden Fern's Lad (see below) and the great cow. Brookhill
Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.

for $12,000.

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
$13,000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis-
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as 2 and 3 yr. olds.

Sire of Jolly Royal Sul-
tan, 90032, sold at
Kinloch Farm sale,
'11, for $10,000.

Sold in our May, '11, auction for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test, May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize. Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.
1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.
1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.
Champion over all England. '07.
1st prize for butter test cows, August, '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull
and progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our May. '11, auction for $15,000-
Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters.

Golden Sultana. 146282, A. J. C- C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160. out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H- C. winner of many
first prizes over the Island, and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115. H- C Her
grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of Jerseys
ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett. Thus
Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest living
descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially in the
udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has inherited all
her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad. that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$1 1 ,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

She is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, sire of two 2 year-olds
in Register of Merit with year's butter records.

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, has 4 daughters in Register of Merit, and
a son with 4 in R. of M.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Sold at our ' 1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy*
Show. Chicago, 11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Gamboge's Knight's
tested daughters in-
clude:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, in Register
of Merit, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, in Register of
Merit, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Knight has
4 sons with official
test daughters, in-
cluding Oxford
You'll Do, sire of 21.
and Oxford Knight.
sire of 12.

His dam has 3 public
test daughters, 2 of
which have been
sold in our auctions
for $1,375 and
$2,525. Herdaugh-
ter. Gamboge's Pride
5th, is dam of 1 in
Register of Merit
and of Golden Fern 's
Son, 10 in Register
of Merit.

Oxford Prime's Queen,
230342.

(Prime's Queen,

P. 11284. H. C.)

By same sire as Sul-
ana's Oxford Lad,
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $11,100. sire
of 4 in Register of
Merit and of a bull
with 4 in the Regis
ter of Merit.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.
1st St. Saviour pr., '02.
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-

viour-Grouville S.,

Apr., 03.
1st State's prize over

Jer., Apr.. 03.
Cham., St. Saviour-

Grouville Show, '05.
We purchased Oxford [ Oxford Lass

Lad in the Gedney
Farm sale, '09, for
$3,300.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

Sire of 1 8 or more bul Is
with daughters in
R. of M., including
Majesty, sire of 39
tested cows, im-
ported by "Linden
Grove"; Stock well,
sire of 12, imported
by us.

Prime 2d, P. 9860. C.

Bought by Mr. Howard
Willetsfor$625, and
named G. F. Ox-
ford Prime. 189606;
dam of the bull. G.
V Prime Oxford,
75999, a noted sire.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441. A. J. C. C
(Flying Fox.

P. 2729. H. C.)

P. 3582, C.
One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
Dam of three famous
bulls; namely. Cai-
est, Houpla and Ox-
ford Lad.

(See below.)

Houpla,

P. 2793. H. C.

Sire of 7.

Lucy 17th. P. 10266.
H. C, Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test. May, 05, 2 lbs.
7 ozs., 87 days in
milk.

Lucy 12th. P. 9236, C,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
Oct.. '05. lbs. 2
ozs., 118 days in
milk.

Out of same dam as
Oxford Lad and Cai-
est (see above).

Prime.

P. 6868, C.
Public butter test, 1

lb. 7J ozs. in 24 hrs.,

at 4 yrs. old.
By same sire as

Queenie's Prince.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145. H. C

2d over Jersey, '85.

1st H. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter. P. 2115,
H. C. sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P. 3746,
H. C. 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96. Sold to
Mr. P. Roberts, Nar-
berth. Pa.

Euclid, P. 2239, H. C

Sire of many prize
winners, including
Fontaine's Countess.

Also sire of Houpla, P.
2i93, H. C- sire of
the following prize
winners:

Lady Houpla, F. 9271,
H. C., 1st prize and
Breeders' Champion
Cup, St. Saviour
Show. '05; Certifi-
cate of Merit in but-
ter test. Oct., 04, 1
lb. 91 ozs., 240 days
after first calf; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May, 05, 1 lb. 13J
ozs., 105 days in
milk.

Gamboge's Pride 5th,
10138. H. C-, Certi-
ficate of Merit, pub-
lic butter test. 1 lb.
10 ozs., 105 days in
milk, May, '05.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Some years ago, while
on the Island, we
called to see Oxford
Lass, having been
told it would be hard
to find her equal in
Jersey- Nothing
could tempt the
owner to name a
price on her.

Result's Prince,

P. 2004. H. C.
Reserve over Jer., '94.
Sired the dam of Cora

4th. 3 lbs. 3$ ozs.

butter in 24 hours;

etc.

Lucy 6th,

P. 5976, C.
Dam of Prime, public

butter test, 1 lb. 7J

ozs., at 4 years old.
Full sister to Lucy's

Boy, P. 1921, C.
Dam of Lucy 12th, 2

lbs. 2 ozs.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr.. '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three Parish
Show. '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564. H. Cm

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is full
sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch
ess, who tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Cicero. P. 266, H. C.

{7657, A. J. C.C.)
1st pr. over Jer.. '82.
Sold at our sale. Oct .

'82. for $3,100.
Sire of Lady Longfield.

23524, 20 lbs. 13

ozs.; and 5 others.
Also sire of Count Cice

ro. F. 398. H C

grandsire of Golden

Lad.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.

Dam of
Sultane 2d. rate of 23

lbs. 8 ozs., forM. H.

Messchert.
Sultane 5th. 1st prize

over all Jersey, '80,

and sold at our sale.

May, '83, for $2,800.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H- C.
Sire of

Blue Nun. 126625. 18
lbs. 5£ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair. '01, and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115.
H. Cm who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro
sette, sold in our '01
sale for $1,000. and
her heifer calf by
Flying Fox. sold in
same sale for $1 ,250.

Nellie Tranter,

P. 5472, H. C.
4th over Jersey, '95.

r Count Wolseley.
P. 928, H. C
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr.. '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
Also sire of Brookhill

Rose 2d, Alicante.

and other famous

cows.

Oxford Primrose.

P. 2252. C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.
By the same sire as

Sultane's Favorite.

sire of Golden Lad.

Favorite's Lad,

P. 1678, H. C.
Grandson of Favorite's
Boy.

Beau Resultat 2d.
P. 3647. H. C.

Una's Boy,

P. 1752, C

Sire of Lucy's Boy,
P. 1921, C. who
sired Model. P. 6430.
H. C, official butter
test, 2 lbs. 10 ozs.

Lucy 4th.

P. 3733, H. C.
2d over Jer.. Aug., '04.
Par.sh prize, '04.
Dam of 2 butter test
cows.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C.

(Now Named Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860, A, J, C, C.)

THE MOST PREPOTENT LIVING REPRESENTATIVE OF THE OXFORD-GAMBOGE FAMILIES— NOW IN SERVICE AT

"LINDEN GROVE."

On one of the front pages of this catalog may be
found a discussion of "The Oxfords," giving some
of the earlier history of this celebrated family, and
calling attention to a prediction concerning Oxford
Lass, made by us in 1904, that "ten years from now
we will realize her worth as a dairy cow, through her
sons and daughters." The day of her sons and daugh-
ters is past, but in passing they left so bright a trail as
to add lustre to the achievements of their wonderful
dam.

Oxford Lass may be said to have inherited the crown
of her distinguished grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C,
as "the first of the most famous family the Island has
ever seen." What was true of Sultanne in her day,
seems to apply with renewed force and distinctness to
Oxford Lass. Her three celebrated sons — Oxford
Lad, Caiest and Houp-La — have separately established
families that stand alone in their prestige. They
need nothing to lean upon. And her three equally
celebrated daughters — Oxford Ixia, Queenie and Ox-
ford Ever — occupy as honored a position as that of
their brothers.

Oxford Ever, the youngest daughter of Oxford Lass, is
the dam of Oxford You'll Do; and through him, as well
as through her son, Oxford Knight, and her three daugh-
ters— Agatha's Oxford Lass, Oxford Triumph and Ox-
ford Eva — her fame has fairly leaped to a command-
ing position achieved by few cows of the Jersey or
any other race. Gamboge's Knight, the sire of Oxford
You'll Do, is out of a granddaughter of Oxford Lass,
and with this he brings the blood of the Gamboges —
a line that has no occasion to apologize to any other
Jersey family, not even that of Oxford Lass. Gam-
boge's Knight is also grandson of Flying Fox and
Agatha, early "Linden Grove" importations that have
played a prominent part in the history of Jersey dairy
development in America, as well as on the Island and
in England.

But we can add little to what we have said about
Gamboge's Knight in the past. We asserted posi-
tively, in 191 1 , that he was the greatest dairy sire that
had ever set foot on "Linden Grove." At that time
Oxford You'll Do was still on the Island. Gamboge's
Knight has since met a lamentable death. We do not
feel it necessary to make comparisons between this
distinguished sire and son. Each reflects credit on
the other. But we are safe in saying that Oxford
You'll Do is the greatest living representative of the
Oxford-Gamboge line. And those who watch develop-
ments in the butter tests and show rings, both in
America and across the water, and who come to

"Linden Grove" and inspect the wonderful collection
of his uniformly excellent, capacious daughters, will
be moved to exclaim: "Never so creditable a show-
ing, in such numbers, of the daughters of one bull,
even at Linden Grove!"

Many have the habit of citing the great daughters of
Golden Lad in our auctions fifteen years ago, as the
"last word" in beauty and dairy capacity. We wish
that all such could see the display of Oxford You'll
Do's. There would be some tuning up on another
string — although in perfect harmony, for Oxford
You'll Do goes no fewer than six times to Golden Lad,
who is a 25 per cent. Sultane bull, the same percent-
age as Oxford Lass !

On the following pages will be found the pedigree of
Oxford You'll Do, but space will not admit the record
of his progeny. He has already 21 or more official
test daughters, 11 of them in Register of Merit, and
another just finishing test with 900 lbs. or more of
butter as a four-year-old. His daughters are just
reaching full age, and on retest we predict many
splendid records. They are show cows as well as
workers. The cow winning First at New York State
Fair as a three-year-old, First at Connecticut State Fair
as a four-year-old, and First at New York State Fan-
as a five-year-old (besides being dam of the pair win-
ning First as "Produce of cow"), is a daughter of
Oxford You'll Do, and she is reported as having made
774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in one year. She is dam of the
Grand Champion bull at New York State Fair, 191 5.

Oxford You'll Do sired the Champion cow over the
Island of Jersey in May, 191 5, who also won First in
her class (76 entries) as a four-year-old, and First as a
three-year-old (68 entries), at the Royal Island Show.
He sired the First prize bull at Royal Show, Class 2,
19 entries, in May, 1915. He sired the Grand Cham-
pion bull at Indiana State Fair, 1915 (bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold in our 1914 auction as a calf for $525).
He sired the First prize three-year-old cow (11 entries)
at Texas State Fair, 191 5 (sold in our 191 4 auction for
$745). He sired the Grand Champion bull of the
Minnesota and Wisconsin State Fairs, 191 3, who pro-
duced the Junior Champion heifer at Iowa State Fair
and at Waterloo Dairy Show, 191 5. He sired many
other First prize and Champion winners.

Nine daughters of Oxford You'll Do, in our 191 3
auction — six of them heifers and heifer calves — sold
for an average of $504.44; and 19 of his progeny in our
1 914 auction averaged $683 (eight of them bulls and
calves of both sexes).

3686

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 48. Cow.

OXFORD'S WEXFORD SPOT, 289464, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. Messervy, St. John. Island of Jersey.

Born December 9, 1910.

Imported January 28. 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket and left stifle
speckled; black tongue and switch.

This wonderful beauty has brought admiring
exclamations from all visitors at "Linden Grove"
for the past three years. Her conformation is that
of a score card model, her outline a silhouette of
symmetry and grace, and her temperament that
of a business cow. She has the clean flat neck of a
true dairy cow, with the sharp withers, prominent
spine and lean hind quarters that denote lacteal
power and persistency; her back straight and strong;
her body long, deep and of great capacity; hide thin
and mellow; thin, beautifully set tail with black
switch; prominent, tortuous milk veins; tremendous
udder, beautifully balanced, with great long teats
perfectly placed. She will have been nearly seven
months in milk by sale day. Should be seen when
fresh and in bloom to be better appreciated. (THE
JUDGES WILL DO THIS NEXT FALL.)

f Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with h i s
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

(See opposite page for
further particulars
regarding G a m-
boge's Knight. J

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
1 1 1860, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April. '11.

His daughter. Golden
Oxford Ivy, P.
18829. H. C. was 1st
prize 2-year-old over
the Island of Jersey
(68 entries!. May,
14; 1st prize 3-year-
old (76 entries) and
Theatre Challenge-
Cup (Championship
over the Island),
May, '15. She is
now in the "Linden
Grove" herd.

He has 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters. You'll Do's
Favorite, 306639,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for $500, to Mr.
E.T.Bedford.Green's
Farms, Conn.. is
now under official
test, and will pro-
duce 900 lbs. or
more of butter in a
year, as a four-year-
old.

(See opposite page for
more extended pedi-
gree of Oxford You'll
Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

Dam

WEXFORD'S

SPOT,

289452, A. J. C. C.
(P. 14165, H.C.)

Entered in Register of
Merit. Class A, 565
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1
year, from 8.313 lbs.
1.6 ozs. milk, at 6
yrs. 9 mos. old, one-
year after importa-
tion.

As a 4-year-old, won
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
Island of Jersey, 1
lb. 14$ ozs, in 24
hours, 127 days after
calving.

She was imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold to Messrs. Ayer
& McKinney, for the
noted "Meridale"
Herd.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370. H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox), public butter
test, May, '09, 2 lbs.
li ozs., 83 days in
milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

(See opposite page.)

f Pride's Golden Lad,
P. 3566, H. C.

Winner of Reserve
over Jersey. Royal
Show, Aug., '04.
Sire of

Wexford's Spot, P.
14165. H. C, public
butter test, May.'ll.
1 lb. I4J ozs., 157
days in milk.

Bijou de Terrenuve, P.
13685, H. C, public
butter test, May/10,
1 lb. 8', ozs., 204
days in milk.

Dame Iris 2d, P. 12777.
C public butter
test, May. '08, 1 lb.
7 li ozs., 204 days in
milk.

Wonder Lass. P.13094,
H C. Reserve over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May. '12.

By same sire as the
great cow, Dorothy's
Pearl, winner of 1st
prize in the R. J. A.
S. official butter tests
on the Island in '13,
producing 752 lbs.
in,1 < izs. in one year,
when 10 years old.
She is dam of 2 offi-
cial test cows, one of
which will be sold in
this auction.

Wexford 4th.
P. 9760, H.

C.

Leda's Golden Lad,
P. 3063, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st
State's pr.. '01, '02.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
St. Martin Show. "01
and '02.

1st and Champion,
with progeny. West-
ern Club, '05.

Sire of many prize
winners and public
test cows, the latter
including.

Dorothy's Pearl, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
3d Goddington pr.,
May, '07, 1 lb. 15|
ozs., 119 days in
milk; Certificate of
Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. 14 ozs., 110 days
in milk.

Pansy 8th, P. 1 1907,
H.C. (Golden Leda's
Pansy. 222098). Cer-
tificate of Merit,
Oct., '07, 1 lb. 15
ozs., 76 days in milk ;
2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, '06.

Pretty Maid, Certifi-
cate of Merit, Oct.,
'08, 1 lb. 5 ozs., 170
days in milk.

Netina's Opal, Certifi-
cate of Merit, Oct.,
'06, 1 lb. 2$ ozs.. 215
days in milk.

Among the prize win-
ners he has sired is
Nestor, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '06; while
many other winners
stand to his credit.

Morocco's Pride,
P. 9089, H. C.

1st prize over Jer. and
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land. '03, and was
sent to Australia as
the best cow in Jer.

Her dam is a daughter
of Cato 2d, P. 1954,
C-, who is also sire
of the noted cow,
Triple Interest, and
of the good "butter"
sire. Cato 4th. P.
2400, C. sire of sev-
eral public test cows,
and of Speckled Hip,
P. 7911, H. C.

Postman,

P. 2849. H. C.

He is out of same dam
as Topsy 20th. P.
6979, H. C. and she
is dam of Topsy 's
Maid. P. 13341, H.
C. winner of 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '08; Topsy 32d.
P. 14068, H. C (now
Noble's Topsy of
Oakland. 252169, A.
J. C. C). one of the
five heifers by Noble
of Oaklands, win-
ning 1st prize over
the Island as "get of
sire." Apr., '10. She
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $1,400.

Wexford 2d.

P. 6409, C.

Senator. P. 2759, H. C.
Sire of

Pretty Lady Superior
10th. P. 9401. H. C.
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Class 2, Aug.,
'02.

Astor. P. 3042, H. C,
1st over Jer.. Aug.,
02. and Apr., '03;
2d State's pr., Aug.,
'02; 2d over Jer.,
with his progeny,
Apr., '07; 1st over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, Apr., '08. Astor
is not only a 1st pr.
winner over the Is-
land himself, but is
sire of a long list of
winners and cows
with public butter
tests.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000. H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1 st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S,,
'00 and '01 ; and has
milked over 40 lbs.
per day with first
calf.

Golden Leda is also
dam of Leda's Gold-
en Lad and of For-
farshire's Golden
Leda, 187458. 1st
prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Sav-
iour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Dam of Topsman, Re-
serve over Jersey,
Apr. and Aug., '02.

She is also dam of the
famous bull. Stock-
well, sold at our
'07 auction sale for
$11,500.

(■ Dido, P. 2703. H. C.
Par. pr., Apr.. '99.

Sweet Morocco,

P. 6806. H. C.
lstpr. ov. Jer., '02, '03.
Reserve for Champion
over Jer., '04.

Topsy's Lord,

P. 2420, II C.

His grandsires. Nun-
thorpe and Golden
Pink, are both by
Golden Lad.

Topsy 12th,

P. 4406, C.

Dam of Topsy 20th.
winner of Par. pr..
May, '98 ; Reserve
over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '04.

Topsy's Pride.

P. 1886. H. C.

' Nizam, P. 2408, H. C-
3d over Jersey, '97.
1st pr., St. Peter. '97.
Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter, 57223,
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes, '99

Belle du Couvent.
P. 4674, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '94.

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5th, 3d over
Jer., May, '02.

Daughter of Golden
Lad. P. 1242. H. C;
dam. Orphan 2d, P.
2844, H. C. 1st prize.
St. Mary Show, '92.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Sire of Golden Fern's
Sensation, 1st prize,
Ohio, '03; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Champion, Illinois
State Fair. '04; 2d
prize. World's Fair,
St. Louis, '04; 1st
prize. Champion and
Grand Champion.
Tenn. State Fair. '07;
1st prize, Champion
and Grand Cham-
pion. Illinois State
Fair, '07; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Cham., Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '07.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.
Dam of Leda's Prince,

1st prize. Tunbridge

Wells, England, '01.

Wexford,

P. 4225, C.

f Warrantable.

P. 2202, C.

Lily Cross,

F. 8001. H. C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

2d prize over Jersey.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Rosette, sold in our
'01 sale for $1,000,
and her heifer calf,
by Flying Fox. sold
in same sale for
SI. 250.

Topsy 9th.

P. 4220, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize. '91.
1st over Jer., Aug.. '92.
(See below.)

f Golden Pink.

P. 1491. H. C.

2d over Jersey and

Parish prize, '01 .

Topsy 9th.P.4220.H.C.
2d over Jersey and

Parish prize. '91 .
3d ov. Jer., May, *92.
1st ov. Jer.. Aug., '92.
2d over Jersey. Aug.,

'91.
Parish prizes, '91. '92,

'93 and '96.

Prince Bobby,

P. 1102, C.

Grandson of Gamboge.
F. 5846, H. C, 3d
over Jersey, '90.

{ Waterford,

F. 4142. C.

Golden Pasha.

P. 2154. C

Sire of Rome. 1 st
Devon Co.; 1st Bath
and West Show . H .
C. Royal Show. '98;
2d Bath and West
S h o w; 2d Royal
Counties Show; 1st
Roy. Show; 2d Cam-
bridge Show ; 1 st
Gloucester Show; 1st
and Cham. Spr.. '97;
and many other not-
ed winners.

Jersey Lily. P. 4004, C
2d St. Peter.

f Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

I Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad. P. 2160, H. C.
He also sired the great
cow. "S p e c k 1 e d
Band." dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie." that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr.. '94.

Golden Pearl.

P. 1975, H. C

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C
2d St. Martin. '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C ,92.

Brave. P. 1845, H. C.
True, P. 4693. H. C

Xunthorpe.

P. 1769. H. C
Sire of Blue Nun.

126625, 18 lbs. 5*

ozs.

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145. H C
1st H. B. ov. Jer.. '85.

2d over Jersey, '*S
4th over Jersey. '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. '91. -

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Cctewayo's Pink.
F. 5170, H. C

Taunton's Hero.

P. 1166. H- C
His dam won 2d over

Jersey, 1st S t.

Mary's prize and

Sweepstakes, W.

Show. "84.

Topsy. P. 661. H. C

Gamboge's Boy.
P. 771. C.

Cavita,

P. 2099, C
Her sire won 2d over

Jersey and Parish

prize, *84.

Due to calve September 7, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden
Grove," and supposed to be the most'valuable son of the great butter-bred bull, Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, A. J. C. C, who
sold in our 1909 auction for $12,000, and in the Kinloch Farm auction, 1911, for $13,000. His dam, Golden Sultana, is one of
the most distinguished daughters of Golden Fern's Lad; she was awarded third prize in the aged cow class at the World's Fair,
St. Louis, 1904, and sold in the ring for $2,350. (See front pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180.)

OXFORD'S WEXFORD SPOT, 289464, A. J. C. C.

A GREAT DAIRY COW AND GREAT SHOW COW, SIRED BY OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C, AND OUT OF A

HIGHLY COMMENDED REGISTER OF MERIT DAM.

Five Years Old. Weight on April 21, 1916, 916 lbs. (Weighed after milking, or the scales would have told a heavier

story. Has milked 22 to 24 quarts when fresh.)

DUE TO CALVE SEPTEMBER 8, 1916, BY SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180. WHAT A CALF, AND WHAT A

PROSPECT FOR A WINNER AT THE FALL FAIRS!

(See opposite page for her pedigree.)

Many of our customers write nice things about the Jerseys they have bought at "Linden Grove," some of which we
have taken the liberty of using in our advertisements. It is quite generally known that "Cooper fairly loves a good cow,"
and I might say I have loved her all my lifetime. But as in many other things, I have always insisted that she be handsome
as well as good. You can get just as much service out of a vehicle neatly painted and of attractive construction, as from
one that is clumsy and rusty-looking — and a good deal more satisfaction in using it. This is so of Jersey cows. It is this
that appeals to people of taste as well as thrift, who, though they have looked into the churn and their pocketbooks for
thirty years, have not lost their admiration for the beautiful. It is this that brings old Jersey breeders to "Linden Grove"
for the class of cattle that not only raise the Register of Merit average, but which possess that symmetry and refinement
of type for which "Linden Grove" blood has been awarded fourteen out of eighteen grand championships at nine National
Dairy Shows.

A lot of twaddle has been written about the "pretty little imported cow," and about "producers" — as though the two
were strangers. Gamboge's Tiddledywink, a National Dairy Show grand champion from "Linden Grove," made 744 lbs.
14 ozs. of butter in one year, during which she was on the show circuit 2V2 months. Great Scot's Champion, another Na-
tional Dairy Show grand champion from "Linden Grove," made 774 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in one year when nearly thirteen
years old. Warder's Lady, another grand champion from "Linden Grove," made 967 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in one year. Whence
originates the idea that a coarse-featured cow has a monopoly of the producing function ? This nonsense has been con-
tinually crammed down the throats of farmers who rarely get away from home and have no opportunity to learn that
beauty in Jerseys does not handicap efficiency. If they will examine the lists of Register of Merit tests now issued by the
Club and published in "The Bulletin," they will find the great majority of the cows are either themselves imported ani-
mals or are within three generations of imported bulls or cows.

Importations have improved the type and raised the Register of Merit average, and they will always do so if the

(Continued on reverse side)

YOU'LL DO'S HARRIET, 353253, A. J. C. C.

A HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTER OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C, AND BOTH PARENTS

HIGHLY COMMENDED

Only four years old, and what a cow! Those who come to see her will agree that the photograph does not do her justice

(taken on a rainy day).
(SEE OPPOSITE PAGE FOR HER PEDIGREE.)

(Continued from reverse side)

highest class of cattle are imported. The blood of "Linden Grove" bulls and cows is a dominant factor in the Register of
Merit. The following is what we said in our "Bulletin" advertisement, May 20, 1916, and we repeat it with emphasis: "Take
away from the Register of Merit the cows that have been bred at or imported by 'Linden Grove,' and those whose parents
came from families we have introduced and 'sworn by' for forty years, and the shrinkage will startle those who draw a line
between 'imported cattle' and 'producers.' It is no less ridiculous than 'cabbage and vegetables'."

There is much talk of high production, without a hint of what it costs. We stated in "The Jersey Bulletin" June 9, 1915,
that "The cow whose big record costs a dollar a pound is surely not so useful a creature as the one with a normal yield
at a cost of twelve to fifteen cents a pound." We have hoped for a year that some one would answer that article, "Tell
the World What it Costs," but there appears some delicacy about admitting that a cow received more sweet milk for food
than she returned in the pail. Once upon a time a Jerseyman, visiting a farm where a big test was being conducted,
asked the superintendent what the cow was fed. The reply, as repeated to us, was: "That cow gets anything she wants,
no matter if it costs two dollars and a half a pound."

We are glad that some men are honest enough to enjoy and publish the rational records of their cows. In "The Jersey
Bulletin" of April 19, 1916, our advertisement contained a letter from Messrs. Ayer & McKinney, with a list of 29 cows
imported by us that had averaged 26 pounds of butter more than the Register of Merit average. Ten of them had aver-
aged 630 pounds of butter in a year. In the same issue, Mr. Robert F. Shannon remarked that "I do not think Mr.
Cooper claims enough for the Ayer & McKinney-Cooper purchases, because Meridale cattle are not forced to death," etc.
In the next issue, we gave a list of 35 cows purchased from us by Mr. C. I. Hudson, which had made the Register
of Merit with an average of 568 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in one year, or 79 pounds above the Register of Merit average. (Both
of these lists appear further on in this catalog.) We could submit further lists, of the butter test cows purchased here by
Bowmont Farms, Mr. R. A. Sibley, Elmendorf Farm, Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, the International Correspondence School, Mr.
H. M. Snider, Quechee Fells Farm, Mr. Geo. T. Chaffee, Dosoris Park, Mr. E. T. Bedford, Mr. W. T. Wood, White Horse
Farm, and many others who have done Register of Merit work in their herds. Is this not evidence enough that their
"little handsome heads" and their refined forms (to say nothing of their fascinating appearance) do not interfere
with the economical production of milk and butter? I have sometimes wondered if this showing of the capacity of our
imported cows has prevented anyone from taking up our challenge?

B 337

No. 49. Cow.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

YOU'LL DO'S HARRIET, 353253, A. J. C. C.

(Harriet 19th, P. 19441, H. C.)

Bred by P. J. Simon, St. Clement, Island of Jersey.

Born January 1, 191 2.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

A magnificent young cow; a Highly Commended
daughter of Oxford You'll Do, both parents Highly
Commended; and individually she is equal to her
splendid breeding. A deep brownish fawn, of rugged
constitution, and a dairy type that finds favor among
many capable judges. Very long, deep, wide body;
strong, straight back; wide, prominent hips, and
beautifully set tail, with generous switch; udder of
great size and beautiful proportions, with great, large
teats, perfectly placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test daughters,
including You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction for
$500, who is just
finishing an official
test and will make
nearly if not quite
900 lbs. butter as a
four- year- old.

He sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May, '15,
who also won 1st in
her class (76 entries)
as a three-year-old,
and 1st as a two-
year-old (68 entries)
at the Royal Show,
May, '14.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at the
Indiana State Fair,
'15; who was bred at
"Linden Grove" and
sold as a calf in our
'14 auction for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
three -year- old cow
(1 1 entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15; who
was sold in our '1 1
auction for $745.

He sired many other
1st prize and Cham-
pion winners.

Nine daughters of Ox-
ford You'll Do in
our '13 auction (six
of them heifers and
heifer calves) sold
for an average of
$504.44; and 19 of
his progeny in our
'14 auction sold for
an average of $683
(eight of them bulls
and calves of both
sexes).

Dam
HARRIET 8th,
P. 11834, H.C.

His son, Harriet's Boy,
P. 4248, H. C, is
sire of Wonder's
Beauty, P. 17139,
H. C, winner of 3d
prize, Class 2, 50
entries, and St. Cle-
ment Parish pri ze ,
one of group winning
President's Cup ,
Royal Show, Aug. ,
'12; St. Clement Par-
ish prize, Class 1 ,
and one of group
winning President's
Cup, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '11.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of 41 tested cows.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

1st and 2d prize year-
ling bulls (out of
dams by Gamboge's
Knight).

f Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.
| 1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, 02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test, May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., 83 days
in milk ; winner of
1 st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C., 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06;
1st prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show ,
April, '09.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
F a r m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.

Twelve of his heifers,
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 1\
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner of G e d n e y
Farm.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,'09,
2 lbs. 1-J ozs. ; and
other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, I lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 tested cows.

f Morocco's Lad, P. 3201, H. C

Par. prize, Apr., '02.

Sire of

Polly's Beauty, P. 11410, C, Silver Medal in
public butter test, May, '08, 2 lbs. 13 ozs., 97
days in milk. Now named Polly's Brown
Beauty, 224588, A. J. C. C. Sold in our '09
auction to Mr. C. I. Hudson for $1,175.

Cardinal's Rose, P. 11833, H. C, 1st over Jer.
and Par. prize, Aug., '06.

And other prize winners.

Sire of Bagatelle's Lad, 78520, who was imported
by Mrs. S. T. Henning, and now has 4 daughters
in Register of Merit.

Flving Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. ,'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2
lbs. 8i ozs.

Simone G. G., public
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. b\ ozs.

Oxford Vixen, public
butter test, May, '05,
2 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432.H.C, J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. li ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C

She has won six public
butter tests; record
in May, '96, 2 lbs.
1\ ozs.

Dam of Gamboge's
Pride 2d, Gamboge's
Pride 3d and Gam-
boge's Pride 4th, all
public butter test
cows.

Picton 3d,

P. 2715, H. C.

1st pr., Trinity Show,
'99.

Sire of Picton's Sweet
Lady, 2d pr. and Re-
serve for Champion,
St. Saviour S., '06.

By same sire as Noble-
man, P. 2555, H. Cm
sire of Lady Viola,
who sold in our auc-
tion for $7,000, and
her two sons for
$26,000.

Sweet Morocco,

P. 6806, H. C.
2d over Jer., May, '00.
1st ov. Jer., May, '03.
Champion, '03.
1st over Jer., May, '02.
Reserve for Theatre

Challenge Cup, May,

'04.
Reserve over Jersey,

Aug., '97; Aug., '99,

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $ 1 0,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. Cm
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740. A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer., '99.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. Cm
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and

other noted animals.
By same sire as Golden

Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hours, 121
days.

Stale Bread 2d,
P. 2976. C.

Dam of Oxford's
Sweetbread, 252128,
sold in our May.'ll,
auction for $510 to
Messrs. Ayer and
McKinney.

Cato 2d, P. 1954, C.

3d over jersey, '95.

Sire of Triple Interest,
1st over Jer. and
Par. pr., May, '01 ;
Silver Medal in but-
ter test, '01, 2 lbs.
10V ozs. in 24 hours.

Morocco,

P. 4671, H. C.
Parish prize, '93.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was. sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
• great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. \\ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.
Golden Lad 2d, P.

2023, H. C, sire of

many noted cows.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox
(see above).

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jersey, '90, '91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d ov. Jer., Apr., '87.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2dov. J. and P. p., '93.
1st Champion Class,

'95, '96, '97, '98.
24 quarts per day.
Private butter test, 2

lbs. 11 ozs., 24 hours.

Miltiades,
P. 868

H. C.

Stale Bread,

P. 2225, C.

Dam of Stale Bread 2d,
Reserve over Jersey
and Par. pr., '99.

Cato, P. 1646, H. C.

Also sire of Cato 3d,
who sired Fabulous
Interest, winner of 3
Certificates of Merit.

Madelaine, P. 4198, C

Patron, P. 1377. H. C.
4th over Jersey, '90.

Madras 2d,

P. 3198, H. C.

and May, '01.

Harriet 3d, P. 7573, C.

By Moro, P. 2225, C, who is doubly descended from the bull. Useful Lad, P. 997, H. C.

Her dam, Harriet 2d, P. 5484, H. C, is out of a daughter of Fiona, P. 3182, C, who was declared a number of years ago, by Mr.
Robert F. Shannon, to be the best cow on the Island.

Harriet 3d is dam of: „„ . . . , .

Harriet 9th, P. 12466, H. C, winner of 2 Certificates of Merit; 1 lb. 15 ozs in 24 hrs., at 9 yrs. old, 358 days after calving, she is
dam of Harriet 14th, P. 15930, H. C, public butter test as a 3-year-old. 2 lbs. 9\ ozs.; winner of 1st prize at Royal Show, 55
entries, Aug., '12, and other prizes. Harriet 9th is also dam of Havanita, 2d at Royal Show, 58 entries, Aug., '13.

Harriet 16th, Reserve, 60 entries, Royal Show, and one of group winning President's Cup, Aug., '11.

Due to calve April 28, 1916, by the Highly Commended Island bull, Wonder's Pat, P. 5082, H. C, winner of 3d prize, St.
Clement Show, Jersey, '14. His sire, Harriet's King, P. 4765, H. C, is by Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, out of the butter
test cow, Harriet 9th, P. 12466, H. C.,.l lb. 15£ ozs. in 24 hours, 358 days after calving. The dam of Wonder's Pat is Wonder's
Beauty, P. 17139, H. C, winner of numerous prizes at the Royal and local shows on the Island.

B 69

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 50. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S CHAMPION IVY, 353251, A. J. C. C.

(Golden Oxford Ivy, P. 18829, H. C.)

WINNER OF THEATRE CHALLENGE CUP, CHAMPIONSHIP OVER THE ISLAND OF JERSEY, ROYAL SHOW, MAY, 1915.

FIRST PRIZE AS A THREE-YEAR-OLD, 76 ENTRIES, ROYAL SHOW, MAY, 1915.

FIRST PRIZE AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 68 ENTRIES, ROYAL SHOW, MAY, 1914.

Bred by J. B. Badier, St. Martin. Island of Jersey.

Horn December 7, 1911.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper it Sons.

For two hundred years they have been breeding
"up" and improving the Island Jersey; and here
you have the individual selected by the judges at the
Royal Show as the Champion cow of 1915. For two
years she stood at the head of large classes at the
Royal, while a third set of judges awarded her the
highest honors over all ages. She looks the part.
A type to pattern after and breed from. A hand-
some cow, of wonderful substance, well put together,
with a body capacity rarely attained by cows of her
age. She stands close to the ground, is long and
wide of body, strong and straight of back, has what
we call a "sensible" head, with great, soft, intelligent
eyes; thin withers; strong loins; wide, prominent hips;
great length of rump; thin tail, with beautiful switch;
skin thin and mellow; milk veins prominent and
tortuous, extending away forward on belly; magni-
ficent udder, evenly balanced in all quarters, with
large teats that could not be better placed. Good
judges of dairy type will hardly take issue with the
Island judges on the placing of Golden Oxford Ivy
as a "queen among queens."

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named
IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,

111860, A. J.C.C.

Full brother to Oxford

Knight, P. 3938, C,

sire of 12 butter test

cows, and of several

prize winners.

Among his 21 official

test daughters are:
You'll Do's Favorite,
about 900 lbs., 4
yrs. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."
Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774

lbs. 7 ozs.
Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.
Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.
Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 years
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."
< Ixford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 years 6
mos. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."
Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."
Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.
Oxford You'll Do's Cir-
cus Girl, 390 lbs. 3
ozs., 2 yrs. old.
Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos.;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."
Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos.

old

Grouville Plush, 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7
mos. old.

Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dam
GOLDEN IVY,
P. 12246, C.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (w i t h his
progeny), Apr . '08.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 above 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year (all 3
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions).

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, see above),
public butter test,
May, '09. 2 lbs. l£
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub
lie butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D.,
90048, sire of 3 in
Register of Merit,
averaging 469 lbs. 1
oz., at 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

Diplomate's

Golden Lad,
P. 3316, .H. C
3d State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.
A grandson of the
world's famous bull,
Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C, out
of a highly com-
mended public but-
ter test cow.
Sire of
Simple Interest 6th, I*.
13275, public butter
test, Oct., '12, 2 lbs.
i oz., 155 days in
milk.
T i n e y ' s Interested
Countess 2d. P.
1 1S(,4, C, public
butter test. May, '08,
l lb 141 ozs., 57
days in milk.

Urdus, V. 9086, II. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. II. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of 7 tested cows
and of 13 or more
producing bulls.

Due to calve April 21, 1916, by Fern's
I txford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of
Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for
whose extended pedigree, see opposite
page. The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble
2d is Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H, C,
public butter test, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs.,
107 days in milk. She is a daughter of
Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of
Oxford Ever, P. 8370, H. C, who is also
dam of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll
Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow,
Agatha's Oxford Lass. (Sec above.)

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride, [

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7% ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500. in our

'05 auction, to Mr.

H. Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She was
never tested for but-
ter, but milked as
high as 28 quarts
daily.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flving Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
Among his tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk. 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6.841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
w ol d. 10,060 lbs.
milk. 1 year.
Fox's Syria o* Dream-
w old, 11,075 lbs.
milk. 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11.530 lbs. milk, 1
year.
Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May. 07, 2
lbs. 8i ozs.
Simone G. G., public
butter test, May,
'04, 2 lbs. 55 ozs.
( )xford Vixen, public
butter test. May, 05,
2 lbs. 2\ ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs
butter, 7 days; 80
lbs. 1 1 ozs.. 30 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena,

17 lbs. 2\ ozs.
And 15 others.

. Diplomate,

P. 5253, H. C.
Certificate of Merit,
butter test, '99,
yield, 2 lbs.
4th over Jer., May, '00.
A magnificent dairy
cow.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st . prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964. H. CM and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th. P. 8801, H. Cm
2 lbs. 7} ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,
217 days in milk.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4J ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.,
US days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 auction sale for
$1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at o u r
'03 auction sale for
$1,725.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His ten mos. old bull
calf sold in our '07
sale for $10,200, and
in the same sale his
grandson, "Stock-
w e 1 1," sold for
$11,500.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Golden Fern's Lad is
recoguized the world
over as the most
prepotent sire that
the world has ever
produced.

Rosette 5th,

P. 28S1, H. C

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
•■The Owl") and
Forfarshire, 3
Champion winners.

I'i air of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Dam of Sultana's Ro-
sette 2d, 15 lbs. 6
ozs, butter in - days,
on 1st calf.

True Fit,

P. 1425. H. C.

Sire of Brand, F. SI 36,
J. II. Bm 1st over
Tcr.. '99; now named
Fine Gold, 157597.
and sold in our '01
auction.

Minnette, P. 4295. C.
Certificate of Merit,
butter test, Oct., '01.

2 lbs. 21 ozs., 130
days in milk.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.
(See below.)

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test, May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059. that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8i
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. \h ozs., 24hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.
Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S.. N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.

' Biron, P. 1375, C.

. Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
Sth and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow.
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7j ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr.. "94.
From same dam as

Aurea, P. 8693, H.

C. (now Eminent's

Fern of St. Martin,

252122).

Sarabond.P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. A great
loss to the Island,
as he undoubtedly
was a great sire.

Rosette 4th. P. 2128,0.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island.

• and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Punch, P. 1000. H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. Apr., '88.
1st over Jer.. Apr., '89.

Siddine 2d.

P. 1838, H.

Mourier's King,
P. 1115. H. C.

Tulip, P. S12, II. C.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.
(See below.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537. C.
1st over T^r.. '90. '91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882. H. C.

His grandson. Favor-
ite Lad. is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4* ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00. 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410. H. C.

Gamboge.

F. 5846, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st over Jersey. '90.

Oxford Dahlia,
P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,
Oxfordshire Show,
Kng.. '93.

1st pr.. R. A. S.. Ches-
ter, Eng.. '93.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Widow, F. 2360, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug.. '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 23 lbs. 6
ozs.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 30 days.

Tootsie, P. 3214.H.C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C,
2d St. Martin Show.
'94, '95.

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sin.- of Count's Fillpail,
30975, 24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

Happy Cetewayo, .
P. 582. C.

H i s grandsire. Cete-
wayo, P. 224, C, is
sire of 4 cows test-
ing from 16 lbs. 2\
ozs. to 17 lbs. 2\

Rosette 2d,

F. 943. H. C
1st pr. at Grouville.

Prince of Waverley,
P. 731. H. C.

Davisounerie's Pet,
F. 6038, C.

Oscar. F. 410. H. C-

Siddine. F. 4153, C.

Miltiades.

F. 868, H. C.

Mourier's Lass,

P. 2222. n. C.

FOUR HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTERS OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C.

(All to be Sold in this Auction.)

READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, THEY ARE:

Jennie You'll Do, 353255 (No. S7 of catalog). She has been called "Oxford Lad's Granddaughter," as she resembles so much
the grand cow of that name which we sold in our 1912 auction for $2,900, to Mr. E. A. Darling, ex-President of the Amer-
ican Jersey Cattle Club.

You'll Do's Benefit, 353257 (No. 58 of catalog). Her dam is a Highly Commended daughter of Perry Farm Stockwell, P. 4049,
C, who produced Grace Stockwell, 630 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in one year, and several other tested cows and prize winners.

You'll Do's Pretty Rose, 353265 (No. SG of catalog). She is out of the same dam as Woodlands Lass, winner of First Prize at
Royal Show, Jersey, 51 entries, May, 1912 (now owned at Longview Farm, Lccs Summit, Mo.)

You'll Do's Pretty Pet, 353235 (No. 91 of catalog). Her dam is a Highly Commended daughter of Noble of Oaklands, 95700.
and out of the same dam as Sultan's Gleenie, 528 lbs. butter in one year (sold in our 1911 auction for $255, to Mr. Ed. C,
Lasater).

OXFORD EVER, P. 8370, H. C.

LAST DAUGHTER OF THE CELEBRATED COW, OXFORD LASS, P. 3582, C. (See Notes Opposite No. 47).

DAM OF

AGATHA'S OXFORD LASS, P. 113S6, H. C. (by Agatha's Flying Fox), public butter test, May, 1909, 2 lbs. H ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of two Certificates of Merit, besides 1st prize over Jersey (48 entries) and Theatre Challenge Cup,
May, 1911, and Reserve for Renouf Cup, "best butter test cow judged by inspection," May, 1909; Reserve, 52 entries,
May, 1907. She is dam of Agatha's Oxford Noble, P. 4850, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey, "bulls from tested dams,"
May, 1912. Agatha's Oxford Noble is sire of Agatha's Oxford Pansy, 288530, that was sold in our 1913 auction, when
10 weeks old, for $400, to Mr. Mark \V. Potter; she was 1st prize junior heifer calf in a class of 8 entries, at New York State
Fair; also first prize at Brockton, Mass., 1913.

OXFORD TRIUMPH, P. 12120, H. C, public butter test, May, 1908, 1 lb. 14 ozs. in 24 hrs., 107 days after calving. She is
dam of the bull, Fern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C. (sire of Sweet Bread's Oxford Fern, 140203, No. 1 of catalog), and
of his full brother, Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, to whom a number of the females of this importation were bred.

OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize over Jersey, with his progeny, at the bull show on the Island, April,
1911. This is the most valuable prize and the greatest distinction that can be accorded a bull. He is now at "Linden
Grove," where we have a sensational line of his get to prove his prepotency. He has already 22 official test daughters
(see notes opposite Pedigree C).

OXFORD KNIGHT, P. 3938, C, sire of 12 tested cows, 5 of them in Register of Merit with vcar's butter records averaging
575 lbs. 8 ozs., at 5 yrs. 3 mos old. Six of his tested daughters were imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions
for an average of $927, at 51 vrs. old.

OXFORD EVA. 177(191, dam of Oxford John D., 90048, whose three Register of Merit daughters averaged 469 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in one year, at an average age of 2 yrs. 9 mos,

The daughters >>l < Ixford You'll Do "ill open the eyes of breeders and capture the hearts of the dairymen. They arc of a "fin-
ished" dairy type, with wonderful udders, long, well placed teats, and are dec]) and easy milkers."

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T, S, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 51. Heifer.

GOLDEN IVY OF OAKLANDS, 353283, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. A. Perree. St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born April 11, 1915.

Solid color, except mottled brisket, stifles, belly,
front of right hind ankle and left hind ankle; few
white hairs in black switch; black tongue.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

This handsome heifer types after her distinguished
mother; the same vigorous constitution, and sym-
metry, the same sensible head, and promise of the
same perfection in milking machinery; body of great
length and depth; strong back and prominent hips;
very rugged, yet fine in bone, with thin, mellow
hide; tail well set, thin and long, with splendid
switch; teats long and beautifully placed. Those
seeking the "cream" of the get of Golden Fern's
Noble will find in this heifer a great individual, from
a wonderful dam.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island.
His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows
in '14 and '15, in-
cluding the National
Dairy Show, '14.
His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P. 190-
97, H. C. (imported
by " Linden Grove" ' ) ,
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs.
5.2 ozs. butter in 1
year. She is cata-
logued in this auc-
tion.
Fern Beauty, P. 18914.
H. C., also imported
by "Linden Grove."
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14£ ozs.
butter in 313 days.
Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C, also of this im-
portation, made as
a two-year-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.
Sire of numerous prize

winners, including:
Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.
Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 23
entries, Royal Show,
May, '13.
Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.
Agatha's Maiden Fern,
1st 3-year-old heifer,
8 entries. Senior and
Grand Champion,
American Royal,
Kansas City, '15;
Grand Champion at
Missouri State Fair,
'15.
Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3-year-old
heifer, Senior and
Grand Champion,
Hutchinson, Kan.,
'15; 1st at Kansas
State Fair, '15.

Dam
GOLDEN

OXFORD IVY,

P. 18829, H. C.

Winner of

Theatre Challenge Cup,
Championship over
the Island of Jersey,
Royal Show, May,
'15.

1st prize as a 4 year-
old, 76 entries. Roy-
al Show, May, 15.

1st prize as a 3-year-
old, 68 entries. Roy-
al Show, May, '14.

(See opposite page for
her extended pedi-
gree.)

Not bred.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909. H. C
(95700, A. J. C. C.)l
1st pr., St. Saviour,'07.
1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.
Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special pr. ($250)
for "get of sire, 4 to
8 animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.
More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.
Sireofi|37 butter tested
cows, 30 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:
Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.
Noble's Golden Pride,

443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.
Noble's Nursie, 440

lbs. 7 ozs.
Noble's Beautiful Lily,

414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful

Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-

ville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble

Maid, 394 lbs. 10

ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,

385 lbs. 2 ozs.
Noble's Proud L e d a,

347 lbs. 3 ozs.
Noblesse Benedictine,

332 lbs. 5 ozs.
Noble's Proclamation,

312 lbs.
Noble'sEminen t
Nelly, 304 lbs. 2 ozs.
My Noble's Duchess,
14 lbs. 7 ozs. (7 days,
3 yrs. old).
Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000, to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.
Sire of 28 bulls with
tested daughters.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,

P. 3633, H. C.
A very, promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec., '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mas s., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
He was shown at the
Nashville, Tenn.,
show, Oct., '07, in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown ; and
Prof. Scovell, who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville, Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."
Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 72314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.
Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.
Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our '11 auction

for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.
1 st over Jersey and

Champion, '07.
1st prize. Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'05.
1 st over Eng. wherever
exhibited, '06, '07.
Dam of
Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C., Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.
Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certifi-
cate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. Both when
four years old.
Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.
Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 auction for
$12,000.

Ladv Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug.. 09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C. 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize.

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184, H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

I Aldan. F. 6213, C.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets. "G e d n e y
Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C, sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,
H. C, and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5i
ozs.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1 st over Jer. , Aug. , '9S .

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
'02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky., the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02 ; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes, May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is fuU
sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3i ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7,500.
Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public bu.ter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
8^ ozs. in 24 hours.

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.
2'i ozs.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21- lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10*
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881. H. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '99.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729
H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914
H. C.

Three Champion win-
ners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Bobby 5th,

P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 11

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster. P. H52, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter— La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C.

His grandam, Lady
Useful, P. 796, H.C,
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish prize, '86.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Everton King,

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 52. Cow.

OXFORD'S PANSY DEAR, 288721, A. J.

(Pansy Dear, P. 15894, H. C.

c. c.

Bred by J. F. Oautier, St. Lawrence. Island of
Jersey.

Born January 21, 1909.

Imported January 28, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Mottled brisket and belly; speck on right Hank;
white tongue; black switch.

A captivating beauty; lovely head, with great,
lustrous eyes, dished face, long slender muzzle and
small incurved horns; long, clean, flat neck; thin,
elastic hide; sharp withers; strong, straight back;
deep, wide body with well sprung ribs; thighs lean;
very fine in bone; broad, prominent hips and long
rump; slender tail, with beautiful switch that drags
the ground; wonderfully long, tortuous milk veins,
entering large "milk wells" away forward on belly;
targe, splendidly shaped udder, with long teats
beautifully placed. Long in lactation, and not at
her best, but "pretty as a picture," and a young
cow of the highest finish and breeding. A splendid
breeder, vouched for by her beautiful daughter
(see opposite page).

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of 41 cows with
butter records, 3 of
them over 700 lbs.
butter in 1 year.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,

111860, A. J. C. C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight. P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Sire of 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters, including You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction
for #500, who is just
finishing an official
test and will make
nearly if not quite
900 lbs. butter as a
four- year-old.

He sired the Cham-
pion cow over the
Island of Jersey in
May, '15, who also
won 1st in her class
(76 entries) as a
three-year-old, and
1st as a two-year-
old (68 entries) at
the Royal Show,
May, '14.

He sired the 1st prize
bull at the Royal
Show, Class 2, 19
entries, May, '15.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15; who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as a
calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.
Ik- sired the 1st prize
thru- year-old cow
( 1 1 entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15; who
iold in our 1 4
auction for $745.

Dam
BLONDETTE,
P. 13721, C.

She is out of same dam
as Blonde 6th, P.
8901, H. C, public
buttel test, May, '06,
2 lbs. 9} ozs., 125
days in milk. Now
named Lady Blonde
of St. IUlicr, 203635.

Her dam also produced
Blonde 4th. P. 7558,
C. (My Blonde,
203627), Br. Medal,
public butter test,
May, '06, 2 lbs. 7£
ozs., 162 days in
milk.

Both cows were sold in
our '07 auction for
$500 each.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370. H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. l£ ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
winners.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D..
90048, sire of 3 in
Register of Merit
averaging 469 lbs.
1 oz. at 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

Halloween's Fox,
P. 3631, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, Grouville
Show.

Sire of 10 tested cows,
3 of them in Register
of Merit.

Sweet Apple Blossom,
593 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter m 1 year, 7 years

old.

Fox's Cristabel, 5S2
lbs. 5 ozs. in 1 year,
5 years old.

Sire of many other
great cows, among
them. Cherry's Mag-
nate Interest, 1st pr.
and Grand Cham.
cow, Illinois State
Fair and Interna-
tional Dairy Show,
Milwaukee. Wis., '12.

Grandsire of 5 tested
cows, including Ra-
leigh's Cristabel, 561
lbs. 10 ozs. butter
in one year, 10,091
lbs. 3.2 ozs. milk, at
3 yrs. 5 mos. old.

Blonde 2d,

P. 5443, II. C.
Parish prize, '99.
Public butter test,

May, '03. 2 lbs. 4

ozs. in 24 li< 'in
Dam of 3 public test

cows.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug.. '03.

Sire of many noted
bulls and cows.
(See below.)

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430. A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

1st prize winner over
the Island and
Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '04.

3d pr. over Jer., Aug.,
'01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 1\
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
May, '05, sale, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner of Gedney
Farm.

Bessie's Lad,
P. 2479, II.

Caiest, P. 2591, II. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C., and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. Cm
2 lbs. 1\ ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2t ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5} ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023. H. C
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
May, '02, auction
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
May, '03, auction
sale for $1,725.

I Fontaine's King,
P. 2207. H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184. H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip. 161059. that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d.

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. l£ ozs., 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d.

winner of 1st prize,

B. and W. S., N. A.

S. S., and 1st at the

Yorkshire S., Eng..

'95. (2 lbs. 9$ ozs.

of butter in 24 hrs.)
Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.

Jer., '95, and many

other prizes.

Boyle, P. 1559. II. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jersey, '90, '91.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882. H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite's Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May,
01, 2 lbs. 4J ozs..
220 days in milk ;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, II. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,
P. 5846,

Golden Lad,

P. 1242,

1st ov. Jer.,

H. C.

H. C.
'90.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.

1st over the Island.

Biron, P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

L Oxford Dahlia.

P. 2588, H. C.
Won 1 st pr. and C . ,

Oxfordshire Show ,

Eng., '93.
1st pr., R. A. S.. Ches

ter. Eng., '93.
1st p. and Silver Cup,

H. S., '93.
1st pr., R. A. S., Eng.

Show, '94.
2d p. and Blythwood

Cham. Bowl at the

Y. S.. *94.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Widow. F. 2360. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28
quarts daily.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St- Saviour, 2 lbs. 1 1 ozs., 214 days in milk.

Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the
Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady Hoiipla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C , who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, "02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Hrti.ders' Cup and
Reserve Cham..
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.

Combination. P. 3744.
H. Cm 1st prize over
Jer.. May, '06; 1st
prize, St. Helier S.,
Aug., '06; 1st prize
and Champion, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '09.

Halloween,

P. 9703,

3d over Jer

pri/<-, May

II. C.
and Par.
03.

C.

Ben Dor,

r i J81, II. C.

Blonde, F. 3455, C.

Favori, P. 2943, H.
Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B, No. 999;
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
•milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 year, when
7 yrs. old. Dam of
Favori's Jolly Sul-
tan, 1st prize bull
calf, New York
State Fair, '11.

Warder, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '04 (a cele-
brated sire of butter
cows).

Oakland's Bess, P.
<>833. H. Cm public
butter test. Oct., '05,
1 lb. 3J ozs., 248
days in milk ; 3d
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '03.

Baronne's Favorite.
4th over Jer. ; 1st
prize, three Western
Parishes, '08. Dam
of Florence, 1st over
Jer. and Par. prize.
Aug., '11.

Duchess Tamor. i 2d,
P. 50S2. II. C.

Jolly Boy, P. 921, C.
1st pr., Trinity Show.

Moselle. P. 262, H. C.
3d ov. Jer., '85, '87.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

One of the best sons
of Golden Fern's
Lad. He has proved
himself one of the
most successful sires
the Island has had
for many years. He
won the State's pr.
over the Island of
£50 ($250) in '01
and '02, with five of
his get.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000. N «> w
owned by Hon. A.
M Bowman. Salem,
Va.

One of his leading Is-
land test daughters
is Aurea. P. 8693. H.
C- (now Eminent 's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122). Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test. May, '07,
2 lbs. 5£ ozs.. 65
days in milk.

Favorite. P. 8354, H.C.
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess. 157604.)
1st N. C- Show, *00.

Royal Khedive,

I'. 628, H. C.
1st pr., St. Peter.

Aunty 2d.

P. 647, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '85.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show. 96, '97.
The most celebrated

bull the Island of

Jersey has ever pro

duced.

Eminence.

F. 7124, H. C.

2d St. Martin, '92.

Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Dam of Little Emi-
nence. 122506, 21
lbs. 6 o/s

Eminent,

P. 1842. H. C.

By a great sire and out
of a remarkable
dairy cow, he sired
many great cows ,
among which was
Eminent's Brown
Duchess. 157604, 1st
prize winner. North
Club Show, Island
of Jersey, '00. and
sold in our May, '01 .
sale for $500.
Sire of

Hup. Agenoria's Lass,
20 lbs. 10 ozs.

Augustus, P. 255, C

Rose 3d, P. S4S. C.

Sir George,

P. 221, H. C.

Aunty, F. 1737. C.

Due to calve August 23, 1910, by ]o\\v Sultan of Linden, 120838, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's
Golden Tolly 86180, strong in the blood "of Lady Viola and Golden Sultana, through tw.. crosses. His dam, Sultana's Golden
Viola, 240363, is by Sultana's Oxford I. ad. 76506, out of Golden Jollv's Lady Viola. 203669, one of the greatest daughters of
Golden folly, being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838

Tattoo 186

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 53. Heifer Calf.

VIOLA'S GOLDEN PANSY, 344300, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born September 5. 1915.

Spot in forehead; spots on hind legs; brisket, left
stifle and tongue white; black-and-white switch.

As beautiful a heifer as we have ever seen. The
right age to show as a calf next fall and have all the
advantages of age and development. A sure winner,
and bred "in the purple." Time and again have we
examined her in search of a "weak place." She
seems about perfection, and when we look at her
breeding the wish comes that we might again be
young enough to build a family from her and watch
its development. Stylish in carriage, a lovely light
fawn, long bodied, with great depth and spring of
rib; top line straight as an arrow, with beautifully
set tail; high finish; sweet head and face; skin like
that of a mole; splendid udder development, with
great long teats perfectly placed. She has the
quality and blood that "makes history." Who can
foretell what we may write after her name in years
to come3 Certainly not less than "Grand Cham-
pion" and a splendid Register of Merit record.
She is of that stamp.

Sire
SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY,

86180, A. J. C. C.

The handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He is the admiration of
all Jersey breeders, and is not for sale at any
price. The question has quite often been
asked, "What would Sultana's Golden Jolly
bring on the Island?"

His son. The Owl's Golden Jolly, 100180, sold
as a yearling in our '12 auction for $675.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, com-
peting against two Cham, winners over the
Island and the winners of Championships at
eleven of America's most important shows
in '11, he won the following:

1st prize in 2-yr.-old class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull. 2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull, any age.

Gold Medal offered by American Jer. Cattle Club
for Grand Cham, bull bred by exhibitor.

Headed herd winning $200 Special prize, "bull
and 10 females."

Silver Trophy ($100 Special) for Grand Champion
bull.

Sired the 5 animals winning 1st prize for calf
herd. 5 entries.

Defeating the Cham, winners at Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota State Fairs, Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, National Jer. Show (Shelbyville,
Ky.), International Dairy Show (Milwaukee,
Wis.), '11; and Champions over the Island in
'09 and '10.

His only daughter tried for Register of Merit
work made 308 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 9 months
of her year's test, beginning at 2 yrs. 5 mos.
old.

He is sire of:

Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, winner of Grand
Championship at Mississippi-Alabama Fair,
'13, '14 and '15. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st prize heifer calf and one
of 1st prize calf herd, National Dairy Show, '11.
(Bred at "Linden Grove.")

The Owl's Golden Jolly, 2d prize senior bull calf
and head of 1st prize calf herd. National
Dairy Show, '1 1. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sarah's Sultan, 1st prize yearling bull, Tennessee
State Fair, '14. Sold in our '14 auction for
$610.

St. Helier's Jolly Sultana, 1st prize junior yearl-
ing heifer, 13 entries, Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '14. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

And other winners.

His 75 per cent, sister. Fern's Viola, who made
672 lbs. butter in 10 months of her year's test
(bred at "Linden Grove"), is dam of Viola's
Raleigh, 121171, 1st junior yearling bull and
Junior Champion, Mississippi-Alabama Fair,
'15.

His half-brother, Jolly's Royal Sultan (by Viola's
Golden Jolly), sold at auction for $10,000, and
is sire of 1 in Register of Merit.

Dam
OXFORD'S PANSY DEAR,

288721, A. J. C. C.
(PANSY DEAR, P. 15894, H. C.)
A Highly Commended daughter of Oxford You'll

Do, P. 4075, H. C.
(See opposite page for extended pedigree of

Oxford's Pansy Dear, 2S8721.)

' Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.
1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.

Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.
Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and

many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including:
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 1 1 ozs. in 1 year.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter's, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby, 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including Derry's Golden Jolly, sire

of 13, sold at auction for $11,000,
Eleven untested daughters of Golden Jolly are the dams of Register of

Merit cows.
Sire of Mourier Lass, 234539, Grand Champion cow. Utah State Fair, '13

and '14; and many other winners.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test, May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize. Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., '07.
Dam of

Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull and
progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our May, '11, auction for $15,000.

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C. Certificate of Merit in public butter test, May,
'05, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years 1 month old.

Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C. (now named Willoh's Lady Viola, 219486,
A. J. C. CO, Certificate of Merit in public butter test, May, '06, 3 lbs., 38
days in milk, 4 years 1 month old. She is the dam of 5 official tested
daughters, and of a 1st prize winner over the Island.

Poppy Viola, P. 10902, H. C (now named Golden Jolly's Lady Viola), that
we imported in '06. We re-bought her at Mr. J. M. Overton's sale, '08,
for $2,550. She is looked upon on the Island as having made the most
phenomenal public butter test (taking into consideration age and lacta-
tion) ever made, testing 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days in milk, being only 30 mos.
old. She made a private test at home of 2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24 hours.
Goddington Bagatelle, public butter test, 1 lb. 6 ozs. in 24 hours.
Noble of Oaklands (above mentioned) now has 37 butter test daughters
and 28 producing sons, including Noble's Jolly Sultan, a Champion
winner, sire of 1 1 tested cows.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.
Sold in our '09 auction

for $12,000.
Sire of 9 in Register of

Merit, including:
Jolly's Viola. 233315,
493 lbs. butter, 1
year, 4 yrs. 7 mos.
old.
Viola's Fawn Duchess,
239332, 5.696 lbs.
milk; 418 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter, in one year,
at 2 years old, at
White Horse Farm.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $425.
Handsome Viola's
Jolly, 239757, 5,652
lbs. 8 ozs. milk; 400
lbs. 12 ozs. butter, in
one year, at 2 years
old, at White Horse
Farm. Sold in our
'10 auction for $725.
Fern's Viola, 237208,
6,545 lbs. 3 ozs. milk,
390 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,
in 1 year, at 2 years
old, for Mr. C. I.
Hudson. Bred at
"Linden Grove."
Viola's Jolly Lady,
244177, 5,038 lb s.
11.2 ozs. milk, 381
lbs. 13 ozs. butter, in
I year, at 3 years
old, at Elmendorf
Farm. Bred at
"Linden Grove."
Viola's Sensation,
239334, 4,846 lbs. 8
ozs. milk, 365 lbs. 4
ozs. butter, in 1 yr.,
at 2 years old, at
Elmendorf Farm,
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $1,125, at
10 months old.
Fern's Viola (above
mentioned) has been
re-tested, and at
last report had made
672 lbs. butter in 10
months. She is 75
per cent, same blood
as Sultana's Golden
Jolly.
Viola's Golden Jolly
sired the Grand
Champion bulls at
Forest City (Ohio).
Lexington, Ky., and
Utah State Fairs in
'14; and many other
winners.

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1 145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 21 15, H. C.
Her grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C., is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has
inherited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as
48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, whom we sold to Elmendorf Farm for
$11,100, produced for them, Elvirian Lad, 106674, 1st pr^ze yearling bull
(9 entries). Junior and Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, '13. Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad has 4 daughters in Register of Merit; his son, Sultana's
Fawn Prince (bred at "Linden Grove"), also has 4 daughters in Register
of Merit. His daughter, Sultan's Jolly Pr ncess, sold in our auction for
$1,600.

Her son, Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, produced Golden Daisy
Fox, in Register of Merit, 419 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in I year, at 2 years old;
and Exila Fox Sultana, in Register of Merit, 343 lbs. 8 ozs., at 2 years old —
the former owned and tested by Cornell University, and the latter by
Mr. H. C. McLallen, Trumansburg, N. Y.

Her daughter. Sultana of Linden, was sold in our '10 auction for $1,750, at
8 months old.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and

Championship,

North Club Show,

'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for

use at "Linden

Grove," when 9 yrs.

old, for $2,250.
Sire of many prize

winners and tested

cows.

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey. '85.

1st H. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96, who was
sold to Mr. P. Rob-
erts, Narberth, Pa.,
for a record price.

Tattoo 187

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 54. Heifer Calf.

YOU'LL DO'S SARAH, 344299, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born September 4, 1915.

Few white hairs in forehead; line on right shoulder;
brisket, right stifle, belly, legs, tongue and switch
white.

She possesses all the stamina and excellence of
her wonderful dam, Raleigh's Sarah, whose influ-
ence, when it met that of Oxford You'll Do, appears
to have formed a most "happy nick." A very
rugged, handsome heifer, long bodied, w ith capacious,
«ell ribbed barrel; beautiful top line; broad, strong
loins, great length of rump, and beautifully set tail;
udder development of unusual promise, teats of great
length, perfectly placed. Will undoubtedly make
a great business cow, and a handsome one. For a
glimpse into her future, see the picture of her dam,
Raleigh's Sarah, on opposite page. Our sincere
advice to a young breeder, ambitious to build up a
really great herd, is that he cannot pay too high a
price for heifers of this quality and breeding.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with h i s
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our May, '11,
auction for $6, 700 to
White Horse Farm,
P a ol i. Pa., who
bought six of his
daughters in a single
lot at $1,750 each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

1st and 2d prize year-
ling bulls (..in of
dams by Gamboge's
Knight).

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named
IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C.C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Oxford You'll Do is
comparatively
a young bull, and
his daughters are
making their mark
in the butter tests.

21 of them now have
official butter tests,
including You'll
Do's Favorite, now
on test and will
make close to if not
quite 900 lbs. but-
ter as a four-year-
old.

He is sire of many 1st
prize and Champion
winners, includ-
Golden Oxford Ivy,
Champion over Jer-
sey at the Royal
.Show, May. '15; 1st
at the Royal Show
as a 2-year-old (76
entries), and as a
3 year-old (68 en-
tries). (She is cata-
logued No. 50 of
this auction.)

Dam

RALEIGH'S

SARAH,

252134, A. J. C. C.
(P. 12026, H. C.)

< >ne of the grandest
cows catalogued for
our auction of '11,
but unfortunately
we lost her.

Her three daughters —
yearling, two-year-
old and calf, 4 weeks
old — were sold for a
total of $1,875 to
Mr. F. M. Dyer.
Cedarvale Farm,
Closter, N. J. — an
average of $675
each.

Her I2-mos.-old son,
Sarah's Sultan, 120
837, sold in our '14
auction for $610, to
Mr. T. F. Middleton,
Eminence, Ky.; won
1st prize at Tennes
see State Fair, '14,
and headed the 1st
prize breeders'
young herd.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr. J.
A. Perree, Sec'y Is-
land of Jer. Herd
Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test. May, '09,
2 lbs. lj ozs.; and
other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Emincnt's Raleigh, I

69011.
(Raleigh, P.3273.H.C) i

3d pr. over Jer., '03.

2d State'-s prize, '03.
Sire of

Mabel's Raleigh, P.
3722, H. C, 1st pr.
over the Island,
Aug., '05 and '07;
sire of 26 tested
cows.

Primrose's Raleigh, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, '05; 1st prize
and Breeders' Cup,
St. Martin S., '05.

Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
1st over Jer., Apr.,
'08; sire of 40 tested
cows.

Sire of 4 other 1st
prize winners on the
Island.

Sire of 48 tested cows,
24 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit.

His daughter, Ra-
leigh's Beauty of St.
Martin, topped our
'13 auction at
$2,050.

Sara de Calais,

197623, A. J. C. C.
(Sarah. P. 9904, H. CO
Out of same dam as
Calais 4th, P. 8205,
H. C., grandam of
O x f o r d's Phihppa.
306574. a public test
cow sold in our '14
auction for $435, to
Mr. J. K. Branch,
Pawling, N. Y.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i I I e
Show, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test. May, '08. 1
lb. 10 ozs.. 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs j ; public but-
ter test, May. '09, 2
lbs. I J ozs., 83 days
in milk ; winner of
1 st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06;
1st prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
G r o u v i 1 1 e Show,
April, '09.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
Far m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.

He has 7 tested daugh-
ters, and no fewer
than 13 sons with
tested daughters in
Register of Merit.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th.

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter

test. 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

May, '05, auction.
Dam of 3 public test

cows.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (w i t li
his get), '01 and 02.

Goddington purse, 02.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Mauser, P. 2892, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, Apr. Show,
Western Parishes.

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire.

Sire of

Brandie 9th, public
butter test, 2 lbs. 1 j
ozs. in 24 hours, 4
years old.

Defiant 2d, 1 lb. 13*
ozs., 51 days in milk.

Mauser's Perfnithorpe,
1 lb. \\\ ozs., 97
days in milk. Dam
of the noted bulls,
Pennithorpe's Ra-
leigh and Sigmond
(now named Mabel's
Raleigh's Prince,
120788).

Calais 3d. P. 7211, C. ,
A grand dairy cow.
Her dam is a grand-
daughter of Fon-
taine, F. 2058, C,
the first of the Fon-
taine family; 1st ov.
Jersey. '88; 24
quarts of milk; 2
lbs. 12 ozs. butter
in ^24 hours.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug.. '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's < txford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13.604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flo w e r o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter. 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6.841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold. 10.060 1 bs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dreani-
wold, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test, May. '07. 2
lbs. Hi ozs.

Simone G. G., public
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. 5 J ozs.

Oxford Vixen, public
butter test. May, '05,
2 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Agatha of Oaklands.

162101, A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H.C., J. H. B.J
Official butter test, 2

lbs. li ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey weight.

being in milk 142

days.
She sold in our May,

'02, auction for

$1,700, to Mrs. M. f

M. Patterson. Port

Kennedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C
She has won six public

butter tests; record

in May, '96, 2 lbs.

7 J ozs.
She has 3 daughters

with" public butter

records.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st prize, North Club
Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jer. ever produced.
Sire of

Flying Fox, sold in our
May, '02, sale for
$7,500.

Eminent 2d, sold in
our May, '05, sale
for $10,000.

Golden Fern's Sensa-
tion, winner 2d pr.,
at the great St.
Louis Show, '04, and
sold at auction for
$2,250.

Golden Sultana, 3d pr.
at the St. Loms
Show and sold in i iur
May. '10, auction tor
$3,700; at same time
her son, Sultana's
Oxford Lad, sold for
$11,100.

Six of his get have
been sold at an
average of $4,575.

Fame 6th, P. 3188, C.
A remarkably good
dairy cow.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son, Eminence 2d,
sold in our May, '05,
auction sale for
$10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer. ,'99.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

ii. C.

Ravachol.P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
s e 1 f a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands.

P. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and

other noted animals.
By same sire as Golden

Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 2S qts.
daily.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of 5 tested cows,
and of Tula, P. 5323,
H. C. 1st over Jer.,
'94; Par. prize. Class
2, '94. Tula is dam
of Rill. P. 6982, H.
C, dam of P^mi-
nent's Raleigh,
69011.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jersey, 2d II.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Is-
land.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern ,

P. 4711. H. C
2d over Jer., 2d H B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond. P. 797, H.C
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the I s 1 a n d, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C

Orme, P. 1660, H. C

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. lj ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence.

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox.

(See above.)

Courage, P. 1813. C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown.

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

(See above.)

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537. C
1st over Jer.. '90. '91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C
2d ov. Jer., Apr.. '87.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane type
(for udder and teats)
to his entire progeny.

Sire of 32 tested
daughters and 6 sons
with tested daugh-
ters in Register of
Merit.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.

2d pr., St. Martin

Show. '94 and '95.

Brown Fern 2d is dam of Aurea. P. 8693, H. C.,
now named Eminent 's Fern of St. Martin.
Aurea won Certificate of Merit in the '07
butter test, with 2 lbs. 4J ozs. of butter, and
Bronze Medal in public butter test. Oct., '03,
2 lbs. £ oz., 127 days in milk. She is the dam
Of Aurea s Fern, P. 11259 (by Oxford Lad),
who won Certificate of Merit in May. 0 >, with
1 lb. 12i ozs. of butter when 236 days in milk.

Everton King,

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
animals.

Fame, F. 2145, C.

Rollo. P. 2100. C
His dam made 1 lb.
13 j ozs. of butter
five months after
calving. She was
considered by many
one of the grandest
dairy cows that ever
left the Island.

Calais, P. 5058, C.

Fauvette's Boy.
P. 1735. H. C.

White Rose,

P. 4915, H. C.
(Golden Chance.)

Biron. P. 1375. C.
Pieuse. F. 2361, C

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of 4 cows, testing
lf» lbs. 2\ ozs. to 17
lbs. 2 J ozs.

Quality. F. 1748, H.C.

Winner of 1st prize
and Champion
Cup at the Royal
Jer. Show. '82; 16
lbs. 8 ozs.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above.)

Homely, F. 2382, C.

Everton Lord.

P. 1088. H. C.

[ Widow, F. 2300. C-

RALEIGH'S SARAH, 252134, A. J. C. C.

ONE OF THE "FAMILY" OF THE GREAT EMINENT'S RALEIGH, 69011 (P. 3273, H. C).
Dam of the Beautiful Oxford You'll Do Heifer, YOU'LL DO'S SARAH, 344299, A. J. C. C.

(See Opposite Page.)

Raleigh's Sarah was one of the grandest cows catalogued for our 1911 auction, but was not in condition on sale day. When
Mr. \V. R. Spann and Mr. Tom Dempsey were at "Linden Grove" in the winter, snow on the ground, at the time she calved,
they were so enthusiastic over her that they insisted we have her out for a photograph; in spite of the fact that she had
not shed, it does not take an expert to see the quality reflected in the picture above.

Her sire, Eminent's Raleigh, 69011, has sired seven first prize winners on the Island, including Raleigh's Fairy Boy and Mabel's
Raleigh, the latter sire of Fairy Glen's Raleigh. Eminent's Raleigh has 48 tested daughters, 24 of them in Register of Merit!
his sons, Raleigh's Fairy Boy and Mabel's Raleigh, have respectively, 40 and 24 tested daughters; and his grandson, Fairy
Glen's Raleigh, has 16 (a young bull). Eminent's Raleigh was by Eminent 2d, sold in our 1905 auction for $10,000, and
sire of SI tested cows. His sire, Golden Fern's Lad, has 31 tested daughters, and 26 sons with tested daughters. Flying
Fox, by Golden Fern's Lad, leads all bulls, imported or domestic, in the number of sons with tested daughters, having 43.

The dam of Raleigh's Sarah was a Highly Commended daughter of the Golden Fern's Lad bull, Mauser, P. 2892, H. C, who
has a number of great cows to his credit, including Mauser's Pennithorpe, who is dam of Mabel's Raleigh's Prince, imported
by "Linden Grove" and sold to Mr. H. M. Snider, Wickliffe, Ohio. Mauser's Pennithorpe was sold at auction for $1,150,
to Mr. Howard Willets, and her son, Pennithorpe's Raleigh, sold for $3,100 at auction.

Sarah's Sultan, 120S37, son of Raleigh's Sarah (by the lamented Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180), was sold in our 1914 auction,
when 12 months old, for $610, to Mr. T. P. Middleton, Eminence, Ky., for whom he won, at the Tennessee State Fair, first
prize in the yearling bull class, and headed the first prize breeders' young herd.

3764

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 55. Cow.

OXFORD'S MAGGIE CANNON, 289458, A. J. C. C.

(Mifanwy, F. 16339, C.)

FULL SISTER TO OXFORD'S MAGDALENE, 271103, IN REGISTER OF MERIT, CLASS AA, 327 LBS. 6 OZS. BUTTER IN

1 YEAR, AT 2 YEARS 8 MONTHS OLD.
FULL SISTER TO YOU'LL DO'S MAGDALENE, 353259 (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE).

Bred by E. G. Marett, Grouville. Island of Jersey.

Born March 26, 1909.

Imported January 28, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except spot on brisket and right stifle.
and mottled belly; black-and-white tongue; black
switch.

A splendid golden fawn, and a beauty. An
"Oxford You'll Do." and one of great scale and
capacity; lovely head, with rich, amber horns;
sharp, prominent withers; body long, deep and
well ribbed, with broad, prominent hips; her outline-
is the symmetrical wedge shape, a dairy type in every
particular; skin thin and mellow; belly covered
with a network of tortuous veins that appear about
to burst; has a splendid udder of enormous size,
beautifully veined and balanced, with great large
teats wide apart and squarely placed. We can
pay to "Maggie Cannon" the greatest compliment
that may be bestowed upon a cow: FIT TO BE
TUB MOTHER OF ANY BREEDER'S HERD
BULL.

Sire
OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C. -

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer., with his progeny, at
the bull show on the Island, April. '1 1. This is
the most valuable prize, and the greatest
distinction that can be accorded a bull.

Full brother to Oxford Knight. P. 393S, C. sire
of 12 butter test cows, and of other prize
winners.

Imported by "Linden Grove" and registered as
Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860— not for
sale.

He is sire of the bull winning Grand Champion-
ship at Indiana State Fair, '15, and sold in our
auction for $525.

His daughter. You'll Do's Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction as a 3-year-old for $500, now under
year's official test, will make more than 900
lbs. butter.

His daughter. Golden Oxford Ivy, won 1st prize
in her class (76 entries) and the Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup (Championship over the Island) at
the Royal Show, May, '15; she also won 1st
prize in her class (68 entries) at Royal Show,
May, '14.

Among others, he sired the following prize win-
ners:

Oxford You'll Do, Jr., 102269, 1st prize senior
yearling bull and Junior Champion. < )regon
State Fair, '12; sold at auction in '12 for $850.

Combination You'll Do. 106878. 1st prize junior
yearling bull, Minnesota State Fair, '12 ;
Grand Champion, Wisconsin and Minnesota
State Fairs. '13; and other prizes.

Oxford Plush, 234553, 1st prize at Minnesota
and Wisconsin State Fairs and National Dairy
Show, '09.

Crippen. 1st prize senior bull calf, Ore. State
Fair and Spokane Interstate Fair, '11.

Nineteen of his progeny, in our '14 auction, sold
for an average of $683.42, including 8 not in
milk, 4 of them being bull calves.

No living sire has put the stamp of CAPACITY
— a highly finished DAIRY TYPE— more un-
erringly on his daughters than has Oxford
You'll Do.
(See opposite page for his extended pedigree.)

Dam
MAGDALENE,
P. 12144, H.C.

Winner of Par. prize.
Royal Show, May,
'10-

Her daughter, "Cat-
rin," was Reserve
and Highly Com-
mended in a class of
18 3-year-old cows,
London Dairy Show,
'12. She won Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
London Dairy Show,
'13, 1 lb. I4| ozs. in
24 hrs., at 4 years
old, 86 days after
calving.

Her daughter, Ox-
ford's Magdalene,
271103, in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
327 lbs. 6 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 2 years
8 mos. old, is by Ox-
ford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C, and full
sister to Oxford's
Maggie Cannon,
289458.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., 'OS.

Sold at our May. 1 1.
auction for $6,700 to
White Horse Farm,
P a o 1 i, Pa., who
bought six of his
daughters in a single
lot at $1,750 each.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

She is a daughter of
the celebrated Ox-
ford Lass.

Dam of 2 tested cows

\ Moruy Cannon.

P. 3058. H. C

Winner of 3d pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '07.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and tested
cows, among them:

Simple Interest 4th,
public butter test.
May, '06, .1 lb. 9i
ozs., 123 days in
milk; she is dam of
Sultan's Finance.
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; 1st over Jersey,
May and Aug., '1 1.

Duchess of Tapon, F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of Tapon.
238640), winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. \ oz.
in 24 hours. 43 days
in milk.

First Hour,

F. 9232. H.

f Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His daughter. Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr,
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept..
'04. and sold in the
ring for $2,350.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Thirty-nine of his get
(some only calves)
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.

Sire of many butter
tested cows and pr.
winners.
(See front page A.)

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner

over the Island,

Aug., '99. Sold at

our auction sale.

May, '02, for $7,500.

In same sale, three

of his heifers on first

calf averaged $933.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold. 740 lbs.

butter, 11.198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6.841 lbs.

milk. 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-

wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 11,075 lbs.

milk. 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk. 1

year.
Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07. 2

lbs. 8^ ozs.
Simone G. G.. public

butter test. May,04,

2 lbs. 5 J ozs.
i txford Vixen, public

butter test. May,"05,

2 lbs. 22 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou

ville. 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

butter, 7 days; 80

lbs. 11 ozs.. 30 days.
Plying Fox's Trinity

Rose, 20 lbs. 8 ozs.

butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Plying Fox's LaFon-

taine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs.

butter. 280 lbs. milk.

7 days.
Sire of 43 bulls with

tested daughters.

Oxford Lily 2d,
P. 5732, H. C

Par. prize. Aug., '95,
and May. '98.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton. Mass., '10; yr.'s
record, 11,659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. Cm
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey, '89.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
John Bull. P. 2563. C.
Uncle Peter's Rosette,

P. 7363. H. C.
Rosette's Golden Lad,

57498. A. J. C C.
Alicante. P- 3880. H.C.
Flying Fox, P. 2729.

H. C.
Forfarshire. P. 2914,

H. C
Sultana's Rosette 2d,

15 lbs. 6 ozs. butter

in 7 days.

Pioneer, P. 1602. H. C
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Sire of
Nuriel. 1st over Jersey,

'00; 1st H. B. aiul

Par. prize, '00.
Lady Clair, 3d II. B.

and Par. pr., '00.
Full brother to Morion.

P. 1690. H.C. sire of

The Owl, P. 2195.
H. C.
M::rion is also sire of
Eagle. P. 6736, II. C
(now named Mo-
rion's S u I t a n e,
162 115. and sold in
our May. '02, auc-
tion), winner of Par.
pr.. May. '01. Dam
of Eminent's Lady
Sultan e, 171946.
butter test. 20 lbs. 2
ozs, in 7 days; dam
of Karnak's Emi-
nent. 84035. 1st pr.
two year-old bull.
Louisiana State
Fair. '10.
Oxford Orange. P.
6361, Cm a magni-
ficent dairy cow;
dam of Fern's Ox-
ford Orange, sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,900.

Oxford Lily,

P. 346S. II,

Boyle. P. 1559, II. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160. H. C ,
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year.
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but
ter was made.

Sire of other famous
animals.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94.

Half-sister to Aurea.
P. 8693, H- Cm win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test. May, '07. 2 lbs.
4h ozs., 167 days in
milk.

Sarabond. P. 797. H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Almost a full brother
to Sultane's Favour-
ite, sire of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C-
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days
Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097. 21 lbs.
104 OZS.

And 30 others.

Tootsie, P 3214, H C.

Parish prize, '90.

f Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
| 1st over Jersey, '90.
\ (See below.)

Brown Fern 2d.

P. 1944, II
2d St. Martin
'94. '95.

C

Show,

Rosette 4th.

P. 2128, C
We were informed on

the Island by J. A.

Marett that Rosette

4th. as a dairy cow [ Rosette 2d

Count Cicero.

F. 398. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of

Count's Fillpail. 30975.

24 lbs. 5 ozs.
Cicero's Ruby, 29040.

14 lbs. l£ ozs.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer.. '70.
1st p., St Saviour. '70.
(See below.)

f Happy Cetewayo.
P. 582. C.

| His grandsire. Cete-
wayo, P. 224. C is
sire of 4 cows test-
ing from 16 lbs. 2\
ozs. to 17 lbs. 2£ ozs.

in her day. had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent milk-

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326. 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 10* ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

And 27 others.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C.
3d pr. over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.
Dam of Pioneer, P.

1602. H. Cm 1st over

Jer., '91, '92.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer.. Apr., '88.
2d over Jer.. Apr., '89.
1st over Jer.. Aug., '89.
Sire of many noted

cows, including

Brookhill Rose 2d.

dam of Reminder.

P. 2419, H. C.

Oxford Daisy.
F. 6816, H.

C.

F. 943. H. C
1st pr. at Grouville.
Her sire is half brother
to Sultane. P. 7, H.

C. (as below).

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C-

1st pr.. St. Saviour.

Sire of Sultane 14th,
that in the Tun-
bridge Wells (Eng-
land) butter test, '02.
in her fifteenth year.
gave 38 lbs. 6 ozs.
milk, making 2 lbs.
1 1 ozs. butter in 24
hours, w hen 132
days in milk. win.
ning the Silver
Medal.

Golden I.ass 4th.

P. 2447. H. C
2d pr. over Jer.. '88.
2d H. B. p. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S.. '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14 J ozs. butter.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C
(As above.)

[ Cicero's Cowslip.
P. 1105. H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '88.

Wolseley. P. 401. H. C

1st ov. Jer.. '83, '84. '85.

1st prize over Jersey

Jubilee Show, "83.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C
1st St. Saviour. '70.
1st IT. Bm '71.
Bronze Medal, C. I.

Ex.. '71.
"The first of the most

celebrated family

the Island has ever

seen."

[ 1010 to Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, one of the most prepotent sons of Golden Fern's Lad, and "bred to
order " our desire being for a son of Golden Fern's Lad out of the great cow. Golden Lad's Industry. 162058, one of the greatest
daughters of Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, ever owned at "Linden Grove." His progeny have fulfilled our fondest expectations,
and they have been highly appreciated by some of our best breeders. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Golden Fern
of Linden, 84011.)

OXFORD'S MAGGIE CANNON, 289458, A. J. C. C.

A HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTER OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C. PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS

ALL HIGHLY COMMENDED.

(See her pedigree on opposite page.)

A GREAT SHOW AND DAIRY COW, SEVEN YEARS OLD, WEIGHT 910 LBS. ON APRIL 21, 1916. SHE HAS

MILKED 22 TO 24 QUARTS DAILY.

She and her full sister, You'll Do's Magdalene, 353259, see No. 56 of catalog, are highly desirable in quality as well as breeding.
They have for dam, a Highly Commended daughter of the Flying Fox bull, Morny Cannon, P. 305S, H. C, a most success-
ful sire of great dairy cows. We have never, to our knowledge, seen anything but superior stock from Morny Cannon, who
is a full brother to Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, S70 lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1 year, the highest testing daughter of Flying Fox.
Morny Cannon is out of the same dam as Oxfordshire, 63548, who has 12 daughters in the Register of Merit averaging 514
lbs. 13 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 4 years old. (Oxfordshire was imported by "Linden Grove" and sold as a calf for $90.)
Morny Cannon is also full brother to Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold, 182991 (bred at "Linden Grove"), butter test 569 lbs. in
one year. (Flying Fox's Oxford Queen was sold in our auction for $900, at 24 mos. old.)

Morny Cannon has a number of Register of Merit daughters, and several others have won Certificates of Merit in the public
butter tests. Among other great cows he is sire of:

Magdalene, P. 12144, H. C, the dam of Oxford's Maggie Cannon and You'll Do's Magdalene (Nos. 55 and 56 of this catalog).

Cymbeline, P. 11670, H. C, public butter test, 1 lb. 84 ozs. in 24 hrs., 9 yrs. old, 101 days after calving. Dam of
Cowslip's Cymbeline, 353231 (No. 25 of catalog).

Golden Fleece 6th, P. 13399, H. C, the dam of You'll Do's Golden Fleece, 353221 (No. 115 of catalog).

Simple Interest 4th, public butter test, 1 lb. 9| ozs., 123 days after calving; dam of the celebrated cow, Sultan's Finance, 353206,
whose daughter is catalogued for this auction (No. 101 of catalog).

Japanese, P. 11S4S, C, dam of Miss Togo, public butter test, 1 lb. 12J ozs., and Togo's Oxford, 3d at Royal Show, 42 entries,
April, 1911. Japanese is also dam of Raleigh's Japanese, P. 15055, C, whose daughter, the Highly Commended cow, Ra-
leigh's Japanese Fern, 353243, will be sold in this auction. (See No. 29 of catalog.)

AGATHA'S OXFORD LASS, P. 11386, H. C.

(75 PER CENT. SAME BLOOD AS THE NOTED BULL, OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P, 4075, H, C, WHO IS ATTRACTING
MUCH MERITED ATTENTION FROM CRITICAL JERSEY BREEDERS.)

Certificate of Merit, Public Butter Test, May, 1908, 1 lb. 10 ozs„ 97 Days in Milk (Cows Under Five Years).
Certificate of Merit, Public Butter Test, May, 1909, 2 lbs. It ozs., 83 Days in Milk.

Winner of First Prize over Jersey and Theatre Challenge Cup, May, 1911.
Reserve for Renouf Cup, "Best Butter Test Cow Judged by Inspection," May, 1909,

Agatha's Oxford Lass, and her sister by Oxford Lad, are two of the most valuable cows in the herd of Mr. J. A. Perrec, Secre-
tary of the Jersey Herd Book.

Her sire, Agatha's Flying Fox, P. 3256, H. C, won First Prize over the Island, in a class of 44, 1902. He is also sire of the
famous bulls, Combination, Sultan of Oaklands and Gamboge's Knight. Gamboge's Knight is sire of Oxford You'll Do,
1'. KI75, H. C, and Oxford Knight. P. 3938, C. (as below).

The dam of Agatha's Oxford Lass is Oxford Ever, P. 8370, H. C, a daughter of the celebrated Oxford Lass. Oxford Ever is
also dam of:

Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, Certificate of Merit, May, 'OS, 1 lb. 14 ozs., when 107 days in milk, as a three-year-old.

Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of First Prize over Jersey, with his progeny, at the bull show on the Island, April, l'.il 1.

Oxford Knight, 1'. 3938, H. C, sire of 12 butter test cows. Two of them, in our 1913 auction, viz., Oxford's Gala Rose, 287781

(Gala Rose, I'. 14461, H. C), and Oxford's Milkmaid, 288005 (Queen Fanessa, P. 155N7, C), sold for $1,025 and $1,000

respectively.

AGATHA'S OXFORD LASS IS DAM OF THE BULL, AGATHA'S OXFORD NOBLE, P. 4850, H, C, WHOSE

PEDIGREE APPEARS ON PAGE 78 OF CATALOG.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 56. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S MAGDALENE, 353259, A. J. C. C.

(Titania, P. 19401, H. C.)

FULL SISTER TO OXFORD'S MAGGIE CANNON, 289458, A. J. C. C. (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE).

FULL SISTER TO OXFORD'S MAGDALENE, 271103, IN REGISTER OF MERIT, CLASS AA, 327 LBS. 6 OZS. BUTTER IN 1

YEAR, 2 YRS. 8 MOS. OLD.

Bred by E. G. Marett. Grouville. Island of Jersey.

Born May 2, 1912.

Imported Oct. 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Brisket and belly mottled; two specks behind
right shoulder; left fore ankle speckled; white tongue;
ring above black and-white switch.

A sweet-faced light fawn of strong dairy tempera-
ment and type, handsome outline and great vitality;
Highly Commended, and from Highly Commended
parents; has a full sister in Register of Merit, another
that will qualify with a gTeat record if given a test,
and she herself can go right out of this sale ring and
make a year's record without "forcing." She has
great depth of body and unusual spring of rib for her
years; strong back, broad loins and long rump;
large udder, of beautiful shape and texture, which
milks out "like a rag," with good-sized teats perfectly
placed. A valuable young cow, from whose rare
breeding and individuality we have the right to
expect great things.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,

111860, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, 11-

Among his 21 official
test daughters are:

You'll Do's Favorite,
over 900 lbs., 4 yrs.
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs.

Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.

Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.

Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 yrs. old;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 yrs. 6
mos. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.

Oxford You'll Do's
Circus Girl, 390 lbs.
3 ozs., 2 yrs. old.

Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos.;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Grouville Plush, 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7
mos. old.

Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dam
MAGDALENE,
P. 12144, H.C.

Winner of Par. prize,
Royal Show , M ay ,
'10.

Daughter of the Flying
Fox bull, Morny
Cannon, P. 3058, H.
C.

Dam of 2 tested cows,
and of Oxford's
Maggie Cannon,
289458.

(See opposite page for
her extended pedi-
gree.)

Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny),
Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction for $6,700 to White Horse
Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his daugh-
ters in a single lot at $1 ,750 each.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, every
animal in competition, sired by Gamboge's
Knight, did honor to its sire, winning among
other prizes:

1st prize for produce of cow.

1st prize for four cows in milk.

1st and 2d prize yearling bulls (out of dams by
Gamboge's Knight).

2d pr. 3 -year old cow, 9 entries, by Gamboge's
Knight.

Sire of 4 1 offici al test cows, 1 9 of them with year's
records over 500 lbs. butter in 1 year. Twelve
of the 19, including the five with the highest
tests, were imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our auctions:

Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie, 652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.

Daisy's January Rose, 585 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Handsome Duchess, 566 lbs. 5 ozs.

Gamboge's Primrose, 566 lbs.

Gamboge's Princess, 558 lbs. 13 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight's Artistic, 540 lbs. 8 ozs.

Gamboge's Vellum, 531 lbs. 12 ozs.

Knight's Fancy Princess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.

Gamboge's Modesty, 525 lbs. 7 ozs.

Gamboge's Merry May, 520 lbs. 4 ozs.

Black Flower, 516 lbs. 15 ozs.

Manor's Peeress, 516 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Crocus, 515 lbs. 1 oz.

Gamboge's Fawn Beauty, 505 lbs. 15 ozs.

Knight's Crocus, 505 lbs. 9 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink (above) was Grand-
Champion cow at National Dairy Show, '12,
and was on show circuit 2\ months during her
year's test.

Gamboge's Knight is sire of 4 bulls with tested
daughters, including:

Oxford You'll Do. P. 4075, H. C, sire of 22.

Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C., sire of 12.

Oxford's Brigadier, 78529, sire of 2 in Register of
Merit.

Oxford Boy, P. 3937, C, sire of 1 in Register of
Merit.

His son, Oxford You'll Do, won 1st prize for
bull and progeny at the Apr., 'II, bull show,
Island of Jer.

34 of his sons and daughters have been sold in
our auctions for an average of $800; among
them:

Oxford Lad's Granddaughter, $2,900.

Gamboge's Primrose, $1,750.

Gamboge's Fancy Princess, $1,750.

Gamboge's Oxford Lass, $1,750.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink, $1,750.

Gamboge's Handsome Duchess, $1,750.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28
quarts daily.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour. 2 lbs. lj
ozs. ,2 14 das. in milk.

Caiest, whose eight
daughters, in our '05
sale, aver. $987.50.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. 1£ ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
winners.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21 tested cows.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes.
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C-, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
B e a u v o i r King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechlands Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441 . A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o* Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411-96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 1 1 ,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. 8$ ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5J ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2\ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; SO lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose. 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2£ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. H ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

C. C-

'02.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride. 1S7430. A. J.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. 8801, H. C.)

2d prize over Jersey, 48 entries, Aug.,

Reserve, 32 entries, May, '02.

3d prize, 59 entries. May, '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,
'04.

3d prize over Jersey. 40 entries, Aug., 01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 1\ ozs., 4S days
in milk. ,

Sold for $2 ,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm,
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. \ oz.,
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14* ozs., 154 days in milk;
now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.
Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested
daughters, another that is a Champion winner,
and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for
$725, at 14 months old.

Gamboge's Pride 8th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'OS, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty, 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Willets.
Her daughter. Majesty's Great Beauty, 235188
(sold in our '10 auction for $850 at 3 yrs. old),
is dam of a Register of Merit cow, and her 2-
mos. old heifer calf sold in our '10 auction for
$850.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C-i winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in o u r
'05 and '06 auc-
tion sales, averaging
$865 each.

Mabel's Poet is sire of
Poetess Nelly, F.
9213, H. C. 1st pr.
and Silver Medal, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, '05; Certifi-
cate of Merit in pub-
lic butter test, May,
'06, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 121
days in milk; and
many other cele-
brities.

Caiest's dam is also
dam of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
who is dam of Ox-
ford You'll Do, Ox-
ford Knight a n d 2
public test cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show, 96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests.

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Due to calve May 24, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for
whose extended pedigree see No. 66 of catalog. The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble 2d is Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, public
butter test, May, 'OS, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107 days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of Oxford Ever, P.
8370, H. C.( who is also dam of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow, Agatha's Oxford
Lass.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 57. Cow.

OXFORD FAIR, 353268, A. J. C. C.

(P. 20253, H. C.)

Bred by John De Gruchy, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born November 12, 1912.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome and capacious young dairy cow of
great stamina; body of exceeding depth and width,
with good spring of rib; long, clean, flat neck and
thin withers; back straight and strong; very broad
loin and prominent hips, with great length of rump;
tail beautifully set, with flowing dark switch; promi-
nent milk veins; stands close to ground, on short,
fine legs; magnificent udder, square in front, with
large and beautifully placed teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Oxford You'll Do has
already 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters, 1 1 of them in
Register of Merit,
and another just
finishing test with
900 lbs. or more of
butter as a four-yr.-
old. The cow win-
ning 1st at New
York State Fair as a
three-year-old, 1st at
Connecticut State
Fair as a four-year-
old, and 1st at New
York State Fair as a
5 -year-old (besides
being dam of the
pair winning 1st as
"produce of cow"),
is a daughter of Ox-
ford You'll Do, and
has made the Reg-
ister of Merit with
774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter
in one year.

He sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May, '15,
who also won 1st in
her class (76 entries)
as a three-year-old,
and 1st as a two-
year-old (68 entries).
Royal Island Show.
He also sired the 1st
prize bull at Royal
Show, Class 2, 19
entries, in May, '15;
the Grand Cham-
pion bull, Indiana
State Fair, '15 (bred
at "Linden Grove"
and sold in our '14
auction as a calf for
$525); the 1st prize
three-year-old cow
(1 1 entries), Texas
State Fair, '15 (sold
in our 14 auction
for $745); the Grand
Champion bull of
the M innesota and
Wisconsin State
Fairs, '13, who pro-
duced the Junior
Champion heifer at
Iowa State Fair and
at Waterloo Dairy
Show, '15; and many
other 1st prize and
Champion winners.

Nine of his daughters
in our '13 auction —
six of them heifers
and heifer calves —
sold for an average
of $504.44; and 19
of his progeny in our
'14 auction averaged
$683 (eight of them
bulls and calves of
both sexes).

(See preceding pages
for further particu-
lars.)

Dam
PETITION,
P. 10680, C.

Dam of Alfriston Peti-
tion, 211630, im-
ported by Mrs. S. T.
I lenning. i" whose
Allen Farm herd she
gave 1 1 .000 lbs. milk
in one year as a five-
year-old.

f Gamboge's Knight,

P. 3645, H. C.
( Sold at our ' 1 1 auc-
tion for $6,700, to
White Horse Farm,
Paoli, Pa.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

34 of his sons and
daughters have been
sold in our auctions
f o r an average of
$800.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them
with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter
in 1 year. Twelve of
the 19, including the
five with the highest
tests, were imported
by '-Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tions;

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, 784 lbs. 12
ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie,
652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola,
592 lbs. 5 ozs.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox), public butter
test, May, '09, 2 lbs,
1-J ozs., 83 days in
milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Daughter of Oxford
Lass.

Reliable, P. 3065, C.
Sire of

Miss Emily, P. 10624,
H. C, public butter
test, May, '13, 1 lb.
7J ozs. in 24 hrs., 44
lbs. 10 ozs. milk, at 3
yrs. old, 137 days
after calving.

Weeping Willow 2d, P.
10665, C. (Weeping
Willow, 211596. A.
J. C. C), who is dam
of:

Willow's Stockwell, P.
4092, C. (83352, A.
J. C. C). winner St.
John Parish prize,
April, '08; sire of
Lily of Jersey, 1 st at
Royal Show, 55 en-
tries, May, '10; and
Imp. Issue Belle,
246042, 2d at St.
John Show as a year-
ling, '10.

Willow Lassie, 235980,
dam of Willow Las-
sie's Queen, 275849,
in Register of Merit,
Class A, 361 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in 1 year,
2 yrs. 1 mo. old.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Halloween's Fox, P.
3631, H. C, sire of
10 tested cows.

Trial of Oaklands, P.
3644, H. C, and
Beechland's Cham-
pion, P. 3599, H. C,
each sire of 6.

Trial 2d of Oaklands,
P. 3809, BE. C; Tom
Fox of St. Martin,
67258, and Agatha's
Blue Fox, 69634,
each sire of 4 tested
cows.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05; sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr., '09, in compe-
tition with Beauvoir
King, Plymouth
Lad and other bulls;
sire of 17 tested
cows.

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
1st over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May. '11; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. H
ozs., 83 days in milk.

And many other
winners.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7J
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner Gedney Farm.

(See No. 44 for further
particulars regarding
this great cow.)

Dido, P. 2703, H. C.

Sire of Morocco's
Pride. P. 9089, H.
C, 1st prize over
Jersey and winner of
Blythwood Bowl,
'02; 1st prize over
the Island, '03, and
was sent to Austra-
lia as the best cow
in Jersey.

Reliance, P. 7040, C.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.-

(Flying Fox, P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug.,

'99.

Sold at our auction sale. May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411. 96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,84V lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 1 1 ,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. 8J ozs. butter in 24 hrs. ,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit. May, '04, 2

lbs. 5| ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May. '05, 2 lbs.

2\ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days..
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter. 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose. 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2£ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A.J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432. H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.
Sire of 9 tested cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '96.
2d over Jersey, '97.

f Cato 2d, P. 1954, C.
Sire of

Sweet Morocco, P.
6806, H. C-, 1st over
Jer., May, '02 and
'03; 1st in Champion
Class, Aug., '03; Re-
serve for Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'04.

Triple Interest, 1st ov.
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '01; Silver
Medal in butter test,
'01 ; 2 lbs. 10J ozs. in
24 hours.

Morocco,

P. 4671, H. C.

Gay Prince,

P. 2092. H. C.

True. P. 4693, H. C.

Prince Romulus,
P. 798, C.

La Dame 2d,

P. 4053, C.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Oxford Lass,
P. 3582,

Cato, P. 1646, H. C.

Sire of Cato 3d, P. 2143,
C, who sired Fabu-
lous Interest. 168515.
winner of three Cer-
tificates of Merit in
Island butter tests.

Madelaine, P. 4198. C

Patron, P. 1377, H. C.

Madras 2d,

P. 3198, H. C.

King Romulus,

P. 529, H. C.

Coomassie's Niece,
F, 3214, H. C

Rival, P. 146. C.

Venus 2d, P. 460, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever
produced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

H i s ten-months-old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200.
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante. P. 3880. H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914.
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
Reserve No. for Cup,

'90.
1st over Jer., '90. '91.

Nero's Lad.

P. 1226, C.

Stale Bread 2d,

P. 2976, C-
Reserve ov. Jer., '89.
Par. pr., Aug., '89.

Everton Lord.

P. 1088. H. C

Congo, P. 1135. C.

f Kaiser's Prince.

P. 993, H. C.

Lucy Long.

F. 3534, H. C.

Miltiades,

P. 868. H. C

Madras, F. 7378. C.

Duke of Carolina.
P. 353, H. C.

Frugal. P. 532. H. C.
Grey Prince, F. 168, C.
Grey. F. 1203, C

Venus, P. 241, C.

Jumper, P. 1087, C.
His daughter, Zelie, P.

3296, C, is dam of

Golden Fern's Grey

Daisy, 195783, A. J.

C. C. (Zelie 2d, P.

8419. H. C), winner

of the following prs.:
Par. prize, Class 3, May, 01 ; Certificate of Merit, public butter test. May, '02, 1 lb. 14$ ozs., 86 days

in milk; Certificate of Merit, public butter test. May, '04, 1 lb. 9 ozs.. 310 days in milk; dam of Zelie

3d, sold to Lord Rothschild, for whom she won, in '04, 1st over England, Royal Show. London; 2d

over England, Tunbridge Wells Show; 1st over England and Reserve for Champion, Sussex Show.

La Dame, F. 2301, C.

Welcome, F. 172, C
Beauty. F. 1543. C

Due to calve April 23, 1916, by Kern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C, a son of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for whose
extended pedigree see No. 66 of catalog. The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble is Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, public butter
test, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107 days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of Oxford Ever, P.
8370, H. C, who is also dam of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow, Agatha's Oxford
Lass.

AGATHA OF OAKLANDS, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended Cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H. C, J. H. B.)
(Grandam of the Great Bull, Gamboge's Knight. P. 3645, H. C, Sire of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C— see Front Page C.)

Agatha of Oaklands sold in our 1902 auction sale for $1,700.

Official Butter Test, 2 lbs. 11 ozs. in 24 hours, Jersey Weight, being in milk 142 days.

Winner of First Prize at the Three Western Parishes in 1899.

Winner of First Prize and Championship (Silver Cup), St. Saviour Show, 1900.

First Prize over Jersey, beating former Royal Winners, in 1900.

First Prize in Champion Class at St. Saviour and Grouville Show, 1901.

Sweepstakes over the entire show, beating Royal Winners.

First at the Royal in 1901 in Champion Class, beating former Winners.

She is not only a Champion winner herself, but a breeder of Champion winners, as her son, "Agatha's Flying Fox," won First
Prize at St. Saviour Show, April 3, 1902, as well as Sweepstakes at same show, and finished up by taking First Prize at
the Royal Show of Jersey, April 9, 1902, in a class of 44 bulls. He also won First Prize over Jersey, August, 1903. Agatha's
Flying Fox is sire of the celebrated bulls, Gamboge's Knight, Sultan of Oaklands, Combination and others. His descend-
ants in this sale show the wonderful quality of this celebrated and successful family. He is sire of the sensational cow,
Agatha's Oxford Lass (see picture opposite No. 78).

Agatha's Flying Fox was born in February, 1901, fifteen years ago, and it is only within the past six years, since his sons and
daughters are reproducing the wonderful dairy and show-ring qualities of his dam, Agatha of Oaklands, that the true value
of Agatha's Flying Fox is being appreciated. It recalls the fact, which we have so often pointed out, that breeders too
frequently do not give a bull credit for his merits until it is too late to take full advantage of his qualities. (They often
do not give sufficient consideration to the fact that a bull, to be prepotent, must be from a great producing dam as well
as by a prepotent sire. We have been as careful to satisfy ourselves on this point, with every bull we have exploited, or
whose get we have patronized.) This was true of Flying Fox, of Golden Lad, and of Oxford Lad — the latter bull being ac-
tually condemned by some until his daughters came in with their second and third calves. It is only then that the true
prepotency of a sire is known. (Flying Fox sold for $7,500 in our May, 1902, auction. He is sire of Agatha's Flying Fox;
also sire of Oxford Lad, and great-grandsire of Noble of Oaklands.)

(See Pedigree C for Further Particulars and Extended Pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

YOU'LL DO'S BENEFIT, 353257, A. J. C. C.

A HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTER OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C, BOTH PARENTS HIGHLY

COMMENDED.

(See her pedigree on opposite page,)

Her sire, Oxford You'll Do, has already 22 or more official test daughters, 12 of them in Register of Merit, and another just

finishing test with 900 lbs. or more of butter as a four-year-old.
The cow winning 1st at New York State Fair as a three-year-old, 1st at Connecticut State Fair as a four-year-old, and 1st at New

York State Fair as a 5-year-old (besides being dam of the pair winning 1st as "produce of cow"), is a daughter of Oxford

You'll Do, and has made the Register of Merit with 774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in one year.
He sired the Champion cow over the Island of Jersey in May, '15, who also won 1st in her class (76 entries) as a three-year-old,

and 1st as a two-year-old (68 entries), Royal Island Show.
He also sired the 1st prize bull at Royal Show, Class 2, 19 entries, in May, '15; the Grand Champion bull, Indiana State Fair,

'15 (bred at "Linden Grove" and sold in our 14 auction as a calf for $525); the 1st prize three-year-old cow (11 entries),

Texas State Fair, '1.5 (sold in our '14 auction for $745); the Grand Champion bull of the Minnesota and Wisconsin State

Hairs, '13, who produced the Junior Champion heifer at Iowa State Fair and at Waterloo Dairy Show, '1.'); and many

other 1st prize and Champion winners.
Nine of his daughters in our '13 auction -six of them heifers and heifer calves — sold for an average of $504. 44; and 10 of his

progeny in our '14 auction averaged $lis:) (eight of them bulls ami calves "I both sexes).

(See front page C, and notes opposite No. 47 of catalog, for further particulars concerning Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. )

B 75

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 58. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S BENEFIT, 353257, A. J. C. C.

(Delectable, P. 18934, H. C.)

OFFICIAL R. J. A. S. RECORD, BEGUN AS A YEARLING, 331 LBS. 14 OZS. BUTTER IN 257 DAYS; AVERAGE TEST, 5.44

PER CENT. FAT.

Bred by J. P. Amy, St. Ouen, Island of Jersey.

BornjMarch 15. 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A rich golden fawn, of highly refined dairy type; the
flat "ewe" neck, high sharp withers and prominent
spinal processes denoting the persistent worker that
converts all her food into milk; great length of body,
with splendid ribbing; lean hind quarters, cat hams;
thin, long tail with perfect setting and luxuriant
switch; magnificent udder, perfect in shape, wide and
deep, with large, beautifully placed teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
. Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island. Apr.,
'11.
Among other great
cows, Oxford You 11
Do is sire of:
You'll Do's Favorite,
now on official test
and will make close
to, if not more than,
900 lbs. butter in 1
year as a four- year
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction
for $500, to E. T.
Bedford, G r e e n's
Farms, Conn.
Golden Oxford Ivy,
1st at the Royal
Show, May, '14, as a
2-year-old (68 en-
tries); 1st at Royal
Show as a 3-year-
old, May, '15 (76
entries), and Theatre
Chal. Cup (Cham-
pionship over the
Island). She is now
in the "Linden
Grove" stables.
Golden Fern's Oxford,
1st pr. yearling bull.
Junior and Grand
Cham., Indiana S.
Fair, '15.
Oxford You'll Do, Jr.,
102269. 1st prize
senior yearling bull
and Junior Cham-
pion, Oregon State
Fair. '12; sold for
$850, at our 12 sale.
Combination You'll
Do, 106878, 1st pr.
junior yearling bull,
Minnesota State
Fair, '12; Grand
Champion, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota
State Fairs, '13; and
other prizes.
Oxford Plush, 234553,
1st pr. at Minnesota
and Wisconsin State
Fairs and National
Dairy Show, '09.
Crippen, 1st pr. senior
bull calf, Ore. State
Fair and Spokane
Interstate Fair, '11.
Oxford Miss You'll Do,
271050, 1st prize 2-
yr.-old heifer, Ohio
State Fair, '12.
(For full particulars
see front pages.)

Dam
BENEFIT,
P. 15536, H.C.

Produced in the official
R. J. A. S. tests, on
Island of Jersey, 102
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
63 days as a four-
y e a r-old; average
test, 5.28 per cent,
butter fat.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Eleven of his daugh-
ters, in our '11 auc-
tion, averaged
$1,391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 over 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year, and all
three imported by
"Linden Grove"
and sold in our
auctions.

Sire of 4 bulls with a
total of 36 butter
test daughters.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Daughter of Oxford

Lass.
(See opposite page.)

Perry Farm Stockwell,
P. 4049, C.

(Now named Stock-
well's Fern Lad,
87843, A. J. C. C.)

Sold in Dr. H. D. Rod-
man's '10 sale to
Smith & Roberts,
Beatrice, Neb., for
$450.

He won 1st and Cham-
pionship, Missouri
State Fair, '10.

Championship at Neb.
and Missouri State
Fairs, '11; at Iowa,
Nebraska and Okla-
homa State Fairs,
'12; and many other
prizes.

Sire of

Grace Stockwell, 630
lbs. 3 ozs.

Stockwell's Dahlia, 527
lbs. 5 ozs.

Perry Farm Joan, 378
lbs. 1 oz.

Benefit, 102 lbs. 8 ozs.
in 63 days, 4 years
old.

Stockwell's Farineuse,
1 lb. 3 ozs. in 24 hrs.

Stockwell's Golden
Maiden, 1st prize 2-
year-old and Junior
Cham., Neb. State
Fair, '14.

Ocean Blue, 99477,
Grand Champion
bull, Iowa State
Fair, '13; Nebraska
and Illinois State
Fairs, '14; and other
prizes.

Lady Isolda,

P. 12754, IT. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of many noted
bulls and of 7 tested
cows.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

1S7430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
1st prize winner over

the Island and

Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '04.
3d pr. over Jer., Aug.,

'01, '02.
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7£ ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

'05 sale, to Mr. H.

Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.
Dam of 3 tested cows.

Stockwell,

P. 3550. H. C.
Sold at our '07 sale for
$11,500, to Hon. A.

B. Lewis, Frede-
ricksburg, Va.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of animals that
have shown them-
selves to be d a i r y
cows of great value,
among them:

Stockwell's Daisy,
234182, A. J. C. C.,
561 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter, 1 year, 5 years
old.

Stockwell's Golden Le-
da, 210074, in Regis-
ter of Merit, 434 lbs.
13 ozs. butter in one
year.

Karnak. 227372, A. J.

C. C, 404 lbs. 0.9
oz. butter, 1 year, 2
years old.

Jolly Sweet Thing 2d,
Cham., Iowa State
Fair, '08; also 1st in
class, Iowa, Tenn.
and Illinois State
Fairs, '08; butter
test, 16 lbs. 9 ozs. in
7 days.

Fern Maid,

P. 8374, H. C.

A splendid daughter of
Golden Fern's Lad,
long at "L i n d e n
Grove."

Carlo's Gipsy's Lad,
P. 3620, C.

Out of same dam as
Carlo's Gipsy 3d, P.
7399, H. C, dam of
Pilot's Sultan's Gip-
sy, pub. butter test, 1
lb. 13 ozs., 208 days
in milk; Carlo's Gip-
sy Maid, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 5 ozs.,
204 days in milk;
Retraite's Gipsy, 1st
and Grand Cham.,
Appalachian Expo.,
'10.

Lady Mary, P. 9856, C.
By Bandit, P. 2820, C.

who is descended

from Wolseley, P.

401, H. C.
Dam, Lady Alice, F.

8431, H. C.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2£ ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5 2 ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7^ ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Dam of 3 tested cows.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show, '02.

Sweepstakes over St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

He was sold at auction
for $3,300.

Sire of 42 tested cows,
and of the great bulls,
Majesty, Lucy's
Champion and Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
the latter selling at
our '10 sale for
$11,100.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01; milked
over 40 lbs. per day
with first calf. <^

Dam of Leda's Golden
Lad; of Forfarshire's
Golden Leda, 187458,
1st prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Saviour
and Grouville Show,
May, '04, and of
Topsman, Reserve
over Jersey, Apr.
and Aug., '02.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H. C.

Champion, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01.

Sire of 16 tested cows,
including:

Forfarshire's Golden
Rose, in Register of
Merit, 545 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Forfarshire's Britan-
nia, in Register of
Merit, 482 lbs. 6 ozs.

Sold at our '03 sale for
$1,750, to Filston
Farms, G 1 e n c o e,
Md., and they could
have had $5,000 for
him from two differ-
ent parties.

Carlo's Gipsy 6th,
P. 8218, H. C.
(Now named Golden

Fern's Gipsy Maid,

2036300
Imported by "Linden

Grove."

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test, May,
'00, I lb. 14i ozs. in
24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. l^ozs., 24 hrs.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. ,'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She is the dam of
three famous bulls;
namely, Caiest,
Houpla and Oxford
Lad.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sire of Golden Fern's
Sensation, 1st prize,
Ohio, '03; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Champion, Illinois
State Fair, '04; 2d
prize, World's Fair,
St. Louis, '04; 1st
prize, Champion and
Grand Champion,
Tenn. State Fair, '07;
1st prize, Champion
and Grand Cham-
pion, Illinois State
Fair, '07; 1st prize,
Cham, and Grand
Cham., Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '07.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.

Picton, P. 2392, H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Dam of Flying Fox.
Alicante (the dam of
"The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Cham, winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See above.)

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519, H. C.

Dam of Kilburn, win-
ner of 2d prize over
Jersey, Class 8, Aug.,
'04; 3d prize over
Jersey, Class 8, Aug.,
'03.

f Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

ISon of Golden Lad.
Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jer., '90, '91.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882, H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4£ ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(See below.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

One of the best cows in
her day on the Is-
land.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7'i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Golden Pearl,

P. 1975, H. C.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C-
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He is by same sire as

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow,
had few equals on
the Island.

Carlo 3d. P. 817, H. C.

Sire of Egyptian Hero.
P. 1351. H. C, 2d
over Jer., Aug., '91.
He is sire of Sweet
Bread 2d, P. 5938,
H. C, one of the
grandest dairy cows
we have ever seen,
and winner of Gold
Medal, butter test.
'00,2 lbs. 7 ozs., 165
days in milk.

Quaker's Girl,

F. 7215, C.

Due to calve April 8, 1910, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for
whose extended pedigree see No. 66 of catalog. The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble 2d is Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, pub-
lic butter test, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107 days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of Oxford
Ever, P. 8370, H. C, who is also dam of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow, Agatha's
Oxford Lass. (This calf will be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Expected to be bred before day of sale, to one of our great bulls. (See supplementary service list to be circulated at sale.)

B64

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 59. Heifer.

PRETTY SWEET BREAD, 353278, A. J. C. C.

Bred by E- E. Leonard, St. Ouen, Island of
Jersey.

Born March 18, 1914.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.
Broken color; black-and-white tongue and switch.
A sweet heifer, with a pedigree "full of butter."
Beautiful head and dished face, with bright, sparkl-
ing eyes, body long and deep; clean shoulders, good
withers; hide rich, thin and flexible as a kid glove;
straight back; hind quarters perfect, indications of
splendid udder development, with good sized teats
well placed A very' "showy" and richly bred
hei fer.

Bread Sultan,

P. 4353, H. C.
Winner of 2d prize,
St. Martin and
Trinity Show, '10.
Sultan's Maid Sylvia,
408 lbs. 1 oz. in 1
year.
Sultan's Miss Elvire,
407 lbs. 15 ozs. in 1
year.
(Both 3-year-olds.)
Mabel's Poet's Sweet-
bread, 14 lbs. 3 ozs.
in 7 days at 2 years
9 months old.
Sweet Bread Boy, P.
4801, H. C, 2d pr.,
6 entries, bulls from
tested dams. May,
'12.

f Sire

SWEET BREAD

LAD 2d,
P. 4921, H.C.

Winner of
3d pr.. Trinity Show,

Jersey, '13.
Reserve. Trinity Show,

Jersey, '14.

Dam
JAN, F. 10350, C.

A wonderful dairy cow,
and by a great sire.

In the official R. J. A.
S. butter test on Is-
land of Jersey, she
produced as a five-
year old. 676 lbs. 1.6
ozs. butter in 399
days, and milked
12,422 lbs. 8 ozs.

Sweet Bread 10th.
P. 11654, H. C.

Winner of Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test, Oct., 09. 2
lbs. 5 ozs., 124 days
in milk.

Dam of Sweet Bread
12th. Certificate of
Merit and 2d Parish
prize, public butter
test, May, '10, 2 lbs.
5\ ozs., 101 days in
milk.

Her dam also pro-
duced:

Sweet Bread 18th,
public butter test,
May, '11. 2 lbs. 2
ozs., 165 days in
milk.

Sweet Bread 5th, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'06, 1 lb. 4 ozs., 223
days in milk.

Lucy's Prince,

P. 3939, H. C.

Winner of 2d over Jer.
(with his progeny),
Apr., '10; a success-
ful sire.

Three of his daughters
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for an average
of $1,016.66. Lucy's
Prince's Fairy was
bought by Mr. E. O.
Dusenbury, Port-
ville. N. V., for
$1,750.

Lucy's Prince's Brown
Beauty, sold to Lyn-
newood Farm for
$700. is dam of
Pretty Clarencia,
record on the Is-
land, with 1st calf,
295 lbs. butter in
236 days. (Pretty
Clarencia is cata-
logued for this sale.)

Lucy's Prince is sire of
1 1 butter test cows,
including:

Lucy's Convent Lassie,
484 lbs. 8 ozs.

Lucy Belle's Princess,
468 lbs. 1 oz.

Retreat's Iris, 423 lbs.
6 ozs.

And 6 Certificate of
Merit winners in
public butter tests.

He is sire of many
prize wiuners.

Sultan of Oaklands,

P. 3746, H. C.
Winner of 1st over

Jersey. Apr., '06.
2d pr. and Parish pr.,

Apr., '05.
Reserve, with progeny,

Apr.. 07.
1st pr.. Sweepstakes,

Breeders' Cup and

Reserve Champion,

St. Saviour-G r o u-

ville. '05.
Sire of 27 tested cows.

Stale Bread 7th,
P. 10545, II. C
Winner of

Reserve over Jersey,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'04.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '10, 33 lbs. 12
ozs. milk, 2 lbs. 1
oz. butter, 142 days
in milk.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C.
1st over Jer., Aug., '02,

and Apr., '03.
2d State's p., Aug. ,'02.
2d over Jer., with his

progeny, Apr., '07.
1st over Jer., with his

progeny, Apr., '08.
Sire of 1 1 tested cows.

Sweet Bread 3d,

P. 8345, H. C.
A remarkable dairy

cow.
She tested as follows

in the public tests

on the Island:
May, '03, 1 lb. 13^ ozs.
Oct., '03, 2 lbs. 3i ozs.
May, '04, 1 lb. 12jozs.,

229 days in milk.
Besides Sweet Bread

10th (see record at

left), she is dam of:
Sweet Bread 11th,

public butter test,

May. '10. 2 lbs. 2i

ozs., 134 days in

milk; Oct., '08. 1 lb.

14J ozs., 152 days in

milk.
And 2 other tested

cows.

Golden Maid's Prince,

P. 3027, H. C.

(93538, A. J. C. C.)

1 st prize (sons of tested
dams), Aug., '01.

3d prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '02.

1st over Jer. for bull
and progeny. Apr.,
'07.

Sire of Golden Maid's
Christena, 708 lbs.
butter in 1 year;
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $625.

Sire of 38 other tested
cows.

I Forfarshire's Lucy,
P. 10576. H. C.
Winner of

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '04.

Par. prize, Aug.. '05.

2d prize, young cow
class. North Club
Show. May, "05, two
months before drop-
ping second calf —
"a record."

2d prize. North Club
Show, May, '06, and
Reserve Champion,
two months before
dropping third calf
— "a record."

1st over Jer.. Aug. ,'06,
ami Reserve for
Blythwood Bowl.

1st over Jer., Special
Class, Aug.. 07.

Exported to England,
where she has been
a frequent winner.

Nuriel's Golden Lad,
P. 3059, H. C.

3d prize over Jersey,
24 State's prize and
Par. prize, Apr., 01.
Sire of

Stale Bread 7th, Re-
serve over Jersey,
August, '04; public
butter test, Oct., '10,
2 lbs. 1 oz.. 142 days
in milk.

Golden Lassie, Reserve
over Jer., Aug., '05;
dam of Gouda, 4th
over Jer., Apr., '11;
and of the noted
bulls, Noble Peer
and Noble's Golden
Peer.

Stale Bread 4th,

P. 9055, H. C.
Out of same dam as

the sire of G o 1 d e n

Maid's Prince.

Slip, P. 2512, H. C.

Sire of Jessie's Bertha,
public butter tests:
May. '03. 1 lb. 1'i
ozs., 196 days in
milk: and other
tested cows.

Mourier Lad,

P. 2691. H. C.
Sire of

Lady Rowena 4th,
public butter test,
Oct., '04, 1 lb. 7i
ozs., 144 days in
milk.

Ibex, dam of Reindeer,
Bronze Medal in
public butter test,
Oct., '07, 1 lb. 13i
ozs., 161 days in
milk.

Half-brother to Rosie
Belle, Silver Medal,
Oct., '06, 1 lb. 13
ozs., 256 days in
milk.

Stale Bread 2d,
P. 2976, C.

Winner of Reserve and
Parish prize, Royal
Show, Aug., '99.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

Lady Violet,

F. 8100, H. C.

Dam of Sweet Violet,
P. 7396, H. C, 4th
over Jer., May, '00.

Egyptian Hero,
P. 1351, H. C.

2d over Jer., Aug., '91.

His sire's dam is by
Cicero, P. 266, H.
C, 1st pr. over Jer.,
'82. S i re of Lady
Longfield, 23524, 20
lbs. 13 ozs.; and 6
other test cows.

Ruler, P. 2081, H. C.

Sire of Rowena's
Daisy, butter test,
20 lbs. 6 ozs. in 7
days; and other
noted animals.

Mourier Lass 2d.
P. 4147. H. C.

Dam of the Silver Med-
al winner, Rosie
Belle. (See record
at left.)

MUtiades,

P. 868, H. C.

His sire, Wolseley, 1'.
401, H. C, won 1st
over Jer., '83, '84.
'85; 1st prize over
Jer., Jubilee Show,
'83; Champion Cup
for greatest number
of points, '83.

Stale Bread,

P. 2225, C.

Her half-sister. Sweet
Bread 2d, also pro-
duced 3 public test
daughters, all of
which produced win-
ners.

Carlo 3d. P. 817, H. C.

Grandson of Carlo, P.
180, C, 1st St. John,
'78; Par., R. J. A. S..
'78; 2d pr. over Jer.,
'79; 1st prize over
Jer.. '80; sire of 4
tested cows.

Sweet Bread 2d,

P. 5938, H. C.
One of the grandest

dairy cows we have

ever seen.
Gold Medal.buttertest,

'00, 2 lbs. 7 ozs.,

165 days in milk.
Certificate of Merit.

public butter test,

Oct., '05, 1 lb. 14J

ozs., 238 days in

milk, at 13 yrs. old.
Besides Sweet Bread 3d (see record at left), she is dam of:
Sweet Bread 14th, public butter test. May, '10, 1 lb. 5i ozs., 206 days in milk.
Cream Bread, public butter tests: Oct., '09, 2 lbs. 1 oz., 98 days in milk;

Oct., '10, 2 lbs. 2 ozs., 167 days in milk. She won Trinity Parish prize,

Aug., '07. (Now named Picton's Sweet Bread. 254234, and sold in Mr.

H. V. Prentice's sale, June. '11, for $700.) She is dam of Sweet Bread

24th, winner of 3d prize over Jersey, Aug., "11.

Sweet Bread,
F. 6877, H.

Egyptienne,

P. 2417, H. C.
2d over Jer., '91, '94.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914. H. C.

Reserve over Jer., '00.

1st prize, St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Champion, St. Saviour
Show. '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01,
beating, among
others, Fereor, 1st
over all Jersey, '00;
Fontaine's Lord,
2d over all Jersey
and 1st State's pr.,
'01, and judged by
different judges at
each show.

Among his butter test-
ed daughters is
Laurel's Beauty, P.
11138, C, who won
the following public-
tests: May, 08, 1
lb. 15Jozs., 197 days
in milk; May, '09, 1
lb. 12* ozs., 167 days
in milk; May, '10, 1
lb. 8} ozs., 164 days
in milk.

Sire of Dulcet's Favor-
ite. P. 11391, H. C,
winner in the follow-
ing public butter
tests: M a y, '06, 1
lb. 8 ozs., 160 days
in milk; May, '07, 1
lb. Hi ozs.. 151 days
in milk; May, '09, 1
lb. 13iozs., 137 days
in milk.

Lucy's Lass.

P. 7092. H. C

Picton, P. 232, H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
that, as a 3-year-old,
sold for $625 in our
"00 auction.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '99.

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, Alicante
(the dam of "The
Owl") and Forfar-
shire, three Cham,
winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Dam of Sultana's Ro-
sette 2d. 14 lbs. 7
ozs.

Also dam of the bulls,
Ravachol, John Bull
and Rosette's Gold-
en Lad.

Ravachol is sire of
Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C. C,
official butter test. 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs. (Jersey weight),
being in milk 142
days.

Trooper. P 2109, H.C.
1st pr. over Jer., '95.

I Lucy 4 th,

P. 1516. H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
monthsold. A
great loss to the Is-
land, as he undoubt-
edly was a great sire.

Rosette 4th. P. 2128.C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Ma.-ett that Rosette
4th. as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 10* ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, IS lbs.
14 ozs.

White House 2d,

P. 1232. H. C.
1st pr., St. Ouen. '85.

Bred January 31, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the sensational cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's, 306o62,
in Register of Merit, Class A, 653 lbs :'> ozs. butter in one year, and dam of a G30-lb. Register of Merit cow. She was sold m our
'14 auction for $700. She is the highest testing daughter'of Fancy's Pioneer. The sire of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir is Golden
Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous first prizes at "the Royal Shows, a son of Noble of Oaklands, 95700, sold in
our 1911 auction for $15,000, and Lady Aldan, P. S470, H. C, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Fern's Lad. vSee No.
5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

Tattoo 155

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 60. Heifer.

GOLDEN NOBLE'S MAISIE, 326752, A. J. C. C.

Bred by Estate of J. B. Haggin, Lexington, Ky.

Born August 5, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very substantial, rich fawn-colored heifer, hand-
some head, with prominent eyes wide apart, dished
face; strong, straight back; good hips; tine in bone,
and skin like a glove; beautiful development of udder
and perfect placing of teats. A double grand-
daughter of Noble of Oaklands, with the blood that
produced Willoh's Rosy and Nursie, two great public
butter-test cows.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

Sire of 37 tested cows,
30 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
Apr., '10; at the bull
show, Apr., "11, sons
of Noble of Oaklands
won 2 out of 4 first
prizes.

Sire
GOLDEN

NOBLE BOY,
108711

An exceedingly hand-
some son of Noble
of Oaklands. His
half brother, Bright
Prince, was pur-
chased by B. H.
Bull & Son of Can-
ada to head their
celebrated herd.

Bright Prince was im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '12 auction. He
now has 7 butter
test daughters, in-
eluding Bright
Prince's Jolty Girl,
573 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year as a
three-year-old, win-
ner of 6 first prizes
and 5 Senior and
Grand Champion-
ships.

Brighton, P. 4043, H.
C, out of same dam,
has 2 tested daugh-
ters and 2 tested
granddaughters ; h e
sired Edissa Prim-
rose, 2d prize aged
cow, 15 entries, Pa-
cific Live Stock Ex-
position, '15.

Dam
| NOBLE'S
1 PRETTY MAISIE,
269803, A. J. C. C.

One of the finest he fers
in our ' 1 2 auction.
She was sold for
$900, as a two-year-
old, to Elmendorf
Farm, Lexington,
Ky.

Udder development
splendid, and teats
unusually long for a
heifer.

Brightness,

P. 11606, H. C,
now named

Viola's Bright Lady,
255485, A. J. C. C.

Certificate of Merit in
public butter test,
May, '08, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs., 43 days in milk.

Dam of the bull,
Bright Prince, P.
4129, H. C, winner
of Reserve over Jer.,
Class 9, Aug., '10;
Reserve over Jersey
with progeny, Apr.,
'10.

Also dam of Brighton,
P. 4043, H. C, win-
ner of Reserve at
Royal Show, Aug.,
'09.

f Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

3d over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our ' 1 1 auc-
tion for $15,000.

1st prizes for "get of
sire" were won by
his sons and daugh-
ters in '10 at Nat.
Dairy Show, Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State
Fairs.

Special prize ($250 Sil-
ver Trophy) at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11, for
"get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age
or ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Mais:e,

P. 12377, H. C.
Par. pr., Roy. Show,

Aug., '06; May, '07,

'09 and '11.
2d prize for aged cows

and Reserve for

Cham., St. Brelade

Club, '11.

Golden Champion,
P. 3334, H. C.

3d over the Island,
Aug., '04.

2d over the Island,
Aug., '03.

2d State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Sire of a long list of
butter tested and
prize-winning
daughters.

He traces four times to
the famous Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C,
and has over 40 per
cent, his blood.

His sire is one of the
best sons of Finan-
cial King and out
of a magnificent
daughter of Golden
Lad that we im-
ported in '00.

Willoh's Rosy,

P. 10444, H. C,
now named
Willoh's Lady Viola,

219486, A. J. C. C.
Parish prize, Class 1,

Royal Show, Aug.,

'04.
Certificate of Merit and

IstGoddington

purse, public butter

test, May, '06, 3 lbs.

butter in 24 hours, 4

years old.
Sold for $3,000.
Dam of 5 tested cows.

f Speckled Lad,

P. 3396, H. C.
Winner of Par. prize,
Roy. Show, Apr. ,'03.
Sire of Strawsonizer.P.
11661, C, Par. pr.,
May, '03
His sire, Napoleon
Bonaparte, is sire of
the following:
Speckled Hip 5th, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 2 lbs. 3 ozs., 34
days in milk. Dam
of Statuette, 2d pr.
and Bronze Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '09, 1 lb. 13
ozs., 173 days in
milk; and other prs.

Rozel's Pet 7th, pub-
lic butter test, Oct.,
'08, 1 lb. 9£ ozs., 229
days in milk.

Hanissa 6th, public
butter test, May,'05,
1 lb. 3J ozs., 204
days in milk.

Homestill's Fancy, 3d
prize, public butter
test, Oct., '05, 2 lbs.
4i ozs., 92 days in
milk; and other prs.

Honeymoon 4th (now
Napoleon's Honey-
moon), 8,578 lbs. 3
ozs. milk, 574 lbs.
8 ozs. butter, in 1
yr. ; and other prs.

Red Rose of St. Sa-
viour, 197620, 575
lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Napoleon's Fontaine,
24 lbs. butter in 7
days.

And 2 others.

Calais 7th, P. 10684, C.

Bred January 21, 1916, to Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838,
a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's
Golden Jolly, 86180, strong in the blood of Lady Viola and
Golden Sultana, through two lines. His dam, Sultana's
Golden Viola, 240363, is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506,
out of Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest
daughters of Golden Jolly, being full sister to Viola's Golden
Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan
of Linden, 120838.)

Sir Watkin,

P. 2991, H. C.

Son of the famous cow,
Golden Lad's Cream-
pot, 162061.

She is also dam of the
bull, Flying Fox's
Foxhall, selected by
a committee of the
A. J. C. C. for then
St. Louis World's
Fair to breed to the
great cows in the
dairy test, '04.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C
By the same sire as the
great cow, Golden
Beatrice 2d, of the
"Linden Grove"
herd.

Financial King,
P. 2624, H. C.

Imported by P. J.
Cogswell, Esq., to
cross on the daugh-
ters of Exile.

A famous sire.

Irene, P. 7835, H. C,

now named
Golden Lad's Cream-
pot, 162061.

Dr. Jim, P. 2318, C.

Duchess of Kent,

P. 6277, H. C.
Prize winner over the
Island, '99.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '96.

Finance, P. 4611, C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Creampot 2d,

P. 2721, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

. Lily Brown, P. 420, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Welsh Girl,

P. 2552, H. C.

Willoh, P. 2855, H. C.

He traces three times to Golden Lad, and has 28 ^ per cent, of his blood.

Sire of
Willoh's Rosy, public butter test, 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, at 4 years old.

Dam of 5 butter test cows, and a 5th daughter won 1st over the Island.
Miss Viola, public butter test, 3 lbs., 39 days in milk, 4 years old.
{Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady

Viola.)
Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 7$ ozs., 215 days in milk.
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and many other prizes.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our May, '11,

auction for $7,000.

Napoleon Bonaparte,

P. 2745, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr., '99.
1st over Jer., Aug., '00.
2d State's prize over

Jersey with his get

and Goddington

purse, '01.
Sire of 10 butter-test

cows.
Son of Golden Fern's

Lad.

Speckled Band,

P. 6052, H. C.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test. May,
'97, 2 lbs. 3£ ozs.,
140 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test, May,
'98, 1 lb. 14$ ozs.,
165 days in milk.

Dam of the wonderful
cow "Nursie," that
made the phenom-
enal record of 2 lbs.
7-J ozs. of butter in
24 hours, and won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.

Manxman,

P. 2910, H. C.

2d State's prize over
Jersey, '01.

His half-sister, Bouil-
lon Fan 6th, is dam
of the bull, Fighter,
P. 4026, H. C, 3d
over Jer., Aug., '07;
Reserve over Jersey,
Aug., '08; 1st prize
over Jer., bulls from
tested dams, Aug.,
'09. Sire of Flor-
ence Bell 3d, public
butter test, May,' 1 1 ,
1 lb. 3 ozs., more
than a year after
calving (371 days).
Sire of Beta's Glory,
St. Brelade Parish
prize, Aug., '10.

Calais 5th,

P. 8820, II. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C ;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

I Creamer's Villaise 2d,
P. 2607, C.

Pierrot, P. 2566, H. C.

Sire of Bouillon Fan
6th, P. 9047, H. C.
winner of 4th over
Jersey, May, '03;
Par. prize, Aug., '04 ;
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '03, 1 lb., 6$
ozs., 193 days in
milk. Dam of Pla-
cida, P. 11008, H.C.,
public butter test,
May, '07, 1 lb. 12^
ozs., 69 days in milk;
3d over Jer. and
Par. prize, May, '04.

Primrose 6th,

P. 3808, C
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize, May, '91.
3d North Club, '90, '91.
2d North Club, '97.
Reserve, North Club,

'98.

Orlando,

P. 2535, H. C.

Won 1st pr., Grouville,
'98.

Sire of

Golden Chance, winner
of 1st over Jersey,
May, '00; Certificate
of Merit, '03, 1 lb. 62
ozs., 186 days in
milk.

Fairy Glen, P. 9178,
H. C dam of the
famous Register of
Merit sires, Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

, Calais 3d, P. 7211, C.

A grand dairy cow.

Her dam is a grand-
daughter of Fon-
taine. F. 2058, Cm
the first of the Fon-
taine family; 1st ov.
Jer., '88.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
And 31 others.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.

Parish prize, '90.

Granddaughter
of Fontaine, F. 2058.
C., 1st over Jersey,
'88; 24 qts. milk, 2
lbs. 12 ozs. butter,
in 24 hours.

Aster's Pride,

P. 676, H. C.

Creamer's Villaise,
F. 6349, C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Rosette, sold in our
•01 sale for $1,000;
whose heifer calf, by
Flying Fox, sold in
same sale for $1 ,250.

Brown Bess 2d,

P. 5428, H. C
1st pr. over the Island,
May, '97.

Willard 2d,

P. 1078, H. C.

Primrose 4th,

P. 1671, H. C.
3d North Club, '85.
4th over all Jer., '86.
4th H. B., '86.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
auction. May, '02,
for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
auction, May, '03,
for $1,725.

Golden Lad's Daisy,
butter test, 19 lbs.
12 ozs. in 7 days.

White Ro.se,

P. 4915, H. C.
1 lb. 13| ozs. of butter

five months after

calving.

Rollo, P. 2100, C.

He is out of the same
dam as Golden Lad
2d, P. 2023, H. C.

(as above).

Calais, P. 5058, C

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 61. Cow. SULTANA'S VERNONIA, 262194, A. J. C. C.

Winner of First Prize in a Strong Ring of Heifer Calves, at the National Dairy Show, 1911, and Was the Best
Heifer in the Calf Herd that Won First Prize (all Sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly).

lirod by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born January 15, 1911.

White in forehead; line on withers; brisket,
stifles, belly, flanks, legs, tongue, tail and switch
white.

A young cow of unusual distinction, in pedigree
and individuality. Many said she would have
topped our 1914 auction if offered, but she could not
be sold owing to an accident which made her lame,
though a number expressed themselves as wishing
to bid on her. She has a sweet head, with dished
face; horns small and amber colored; dark, prominent,
sparkling eyes; straight, strong back and beautiful
setting of tail. She is out of the same dam, and
carries 75 per cent, the same blood, as Viola's Brown
Prince, 90067, whose get were much admired in our
previous auction. Has a body of great length and
depth, on short, clean limbs; udder of astonishing
size when fresh, extending away forward and out
behind; long teats, beautifully placed.

Viola's Golden Jolly'
79314, A. J. C. C

Sold in our May, '09'
auction for $12,000,

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
S13.000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis-
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as young cow s.

Sire of a long list of pr.
winners, too numer-
ous for mention here.

Sire

SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

The premier sire of the
"Linden Grove"
herd. He was bred
here, and has never
been off the place ,
except when ex-
hibited at the Nat.
Dairy Show, Chi-
cago, '11, where he
won Grand Cham-
pionship, A. J. C. C.
Gold Medal, and
other honors never
achieved by any
other bull of any
breed.

His progeny have been
in such demand that
it was with great
difficulty we were
able to retain any of
them. Most have
been sold young,
to some of the best
American breeders.

But one of his daugh
ters, to our knowl
edge, has been tried
for Register of Merit
test. She produced,
as a two-year-old,
377 lbs. 8 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

He has sired the win
ners of many 1st and
Gr. Champion prs.

Dam
VERNONIA 3d,
P. 12593, H.C.,

now named

LADY
VERNONIA'S
DAUGHTER,

213949, A. J. C. C.

A splendid daughter of
the famous cow,
Vernonia, F. 8706,
H. C.

Full sister to Vernonio,
P. 3518, H. C, sire
of Miss Bagatelle, P.
13311. H. a. Certifi-
cate of Merit and
3d Goddington pr. ,
May, '10, 2 lbs. 8J
ozs., 97 days in milk ;
Certificate of Merit,
Oct., '08, 1 lb. 13}
ozs., 120 days in
milk; and Pretty
Rosy, P. 12758. C..
Certificate of Merit,
Oct., '09. 1 lb. 14
ozs.

Dam of the prepotent
young bull, Viola's
Brown Prince, 90067 ,
that we sold in '13
to Mr. William S.
Bransford, Nash-
ville, Tenn.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and
winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago and Illinois State Fair, '08; and
many other winners.

Golden Jolly has 24 butter tested daughters.

He is a son of Golden Fern's Lad (see below) and the great cow, Brookhill
Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize, Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull

and progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our '11 auction for $15,000.
Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters:
Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C. Certificate of Merit, butter test, May. '05. 2 lbs. 15

ozs., 39 days in milk. She is dam of the "Linden Grove" service bull,

Viola's Golden Fern. 77393.
Willoh's Rosy, P. 10444, H. C, Certificate of Merit, May, '06, 3 lbs., 38 days

in milk. She is dam of 4 public butter test cows.
Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203699. public butter test, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days

in milk, when only 30 months old. We bought her at auction for $2,550.

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C-

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition. St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island, and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 21 15, H. C.
Her grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has in-
herited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 lbs.
daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$1 1 ,100, and she selling in same sale, when 12 years old, for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

She is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, sire of two 2-year-olds
in Register of Merit with year's butter records.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
m a r k a b 1 e lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96, and was
sold to Mr. P. Rob-
erts. Narberth, Pa.,
for a record price.

Centurion,

P. 3198, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '02.
1st State's prize over

Jersey, '02.
3d over Jer., Aug., '02.

Sire of
Golden D a i s y of St

Peter, P. 10967, H.

C.i public butter

test, Oct.. '07, 1 lb.

83 ozs., 128 days in

milk; 3d over Jer.

and Par. prize, Aug.,

'05 and '07.
Conrad 2d, P. 3862, H.

C, Par. pr., Apr., '06.
Vernonio, P. 3518, H.

C.

Vernonia,

F. 8706, H. C.
now named

Lady Vernonia,

195785, A. J. C C

Winner 1st prize over
the Island, May, '02.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '02.

And many other prs.

Butter test, 15 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, when
12 years of age.

Sold in our May, '06,
sale to Mr. J. M.
Overton for $2,500.

Her daughter, Golden
J o 1 ly's Vernonia,
sold in our May, '06,
auction for $1,500,
to Mr. H. A. Kirby,
Providence, R. I.

She has won 13 1st
and Champion prs.
on the Island of Jer.

Carlo's King,

P. 2876, H. C.

Half-brother to Carlo's
Gipsy 3d, P. 7399,
H. C.dam of Pilot's
Sultan's Gipsy, P.
10252, C., public
butter test, Oct., '09,
1 lb. 13 ozs., 208
days in milk; Carlo's
Gipsy Maid, P. 974S,
H. C., public butter
test, Oct., '05, 1 lb.
5 ozs., 204 days in
milk; 1st over Jer.
and Parish prize,
May, '03.

Ninety, P. 8372, H. C.

now named
Eininent's Grey

Ninety,
203633, A. J. C. C.

Claudius, P. 1536, C
A sire of great dairy
cows, among them
being the dam of
Gold Medal Prin-
cess. 187433, A. J.
C. C, winner of Eng.
Jer. Cattle Society
Gold Medal, May,
'04, in public butter
test, testing 3 lbs. 2}
ozs. in 24 hours, 135
days in milk, and
sold in our May, '05,
sale for $1,200 to
Gedney Farm.

Belle Dame's Abbey,

F. 5714, H. C.
One of t h e best cows
on the Island.

Sultana's Golden Lad,
P. 2609, H. C.

Sire of Sultan's Black
Beauty, sold in our
May, '06, sale for
$3,000.

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519, H. C.
Dam of Kilbuni, p.

3259, H. C., 2d pr.

over Jer., Aug., '04.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

Sold at our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Winner 1st State's pr.
over the Island of
£50 with 5 of his
progeny in '01, '02.

Eighty, P. 5564, C.

Hillside Lad,

P. 1163, C.

2d over Jersey and
Par. pr., '89.

Sire of Distinctii m*s
Pride, P. 1486, B.C.,
1st ov. Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr., '91 ; 3d p..
May. '91 ; 2d ov. Jer.,
May, '92; and other
prizes.

Golden Lad,
P. 1242, H.

C.

Sultana, P. 6072, H. C
1st and Sweepstakes at

the North Show, '96.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, May, '96.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

Eminence,

F. 7124, II. C

Sweepstakes, N.
Show, '92.

Dam of L i 1 1 1 e Emi-
nence, 122506, 21
lbs. 6 ozs.

Castor, P. 870, H. C.

Dolly of the Valley,
P. 1246, H. C.

Miss Julia 3d,
P. 2978, H.

C.

Castor. P. 870. H. C.
2d pr. and 3d State's

prize, June, '87.
1st ov. Jer., Apr., '83.

Belle Dame 5th,
F. 3424, C.

Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1 st over Jer. , Aug . . '98 .

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize. '00.

1st at Three- Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our May. '02. sale to
J A M i d de 1 ton.
Shelbyville. Ky.; the
unbeaten Champion
of many shows.

Bagatelle 2d.

P. 6564. H. Cm

now named

C»olden Lad's Victoria.

157325.
Sold in our May, '01 ,
sale for $745. She
is full sister to Gold
en La d's F a w n
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

r Cicero, P. 266. H. C.
(7657, A. J. C. C.i

1st pr. over Jer.. '82.

Sold at our sale. ' >< t .
'82, for $3,100.

Sire of Lady Longiield.
23524, 20 lbs. 13
ozs. ; and 5 others.

Also sire of Count Cice-
ro, F. 398. H. Cm
grandsire of Golden
Lad.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.
Dam of

Sultane 2d, rate of 23
lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H
Messchert.

Sultane 4th, a magnifi
cent cow in the
former herd of Theo.
A. Havemeyer, who
sold her bull calf,
when nine months
old, for $1,775, at
the Kellog sale, in
May, '82.

Courage, P. 813, C.

Sire of Courageous
Countess of Oak-
lands, P. 8640, H.C..
1st over Jer.. Aug..
'00; official test, 2
lbs. in 24 hrs.

Water Lily,

P. 4838, H. C.

f Boyle, P. 1559. H. C-

\ Sire of Fontaine 7th.

8th and 9th, a 1 1

prize winners over

the Island.

C. IG

olden Fern,
P. 4711. H
2d over Tersey
B. and Par

C.

2d H.
pr.. '94.

Volunteer, P. 694, H.C.
2d over Jer. and 2d H.

B., Apr., '86.
2d over Jer., Aug., '86.
1st State's p. June, '87.

La Grande Julia,
F. 3040, H. C.

Wolseley. P. 401, H C.
1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

St. John's Twist,

F. 6798, H. C.
2d St. Peter as cow.

Wolseley. P. 401, II C.
1st ov. J.. '83, '84, '85.

St. John's Twist.
P. 6798, H. C.

f Jim, P. 346. H. C.

{ Dolly, P. 252, C.

Wolseley, r 401, H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

Miss Julia,

P. 1157, H. C.

Bute, P. 323. C.
Earring. F. 2341.

C.

Mahomet, P. 259, C.

Half-brother to
Beulah De Gruchy.
13.4S0, 22 lbs. 2 ozs.

Mussy, F. 1152. C.

Due to calve June 3, 1916, by Viola's Golden Fern, 77393, one of the best bulls that Golden Fern's Lad ever sired, and has
long been in the "Linden Grove" herd as a breeder. His dam, Miss Viola, 195790, made the remarkable public butter test of
2 lbs. IS ozs. in 24 hours, as a four-year-old. She is full sister to Willoh's Rosy, being out of Lady Viola, the dam of Noble
of Oaklands, Viola's Golden Jolly, etc. (sec above).

LADY VERNONIA, 195785, A. J. C. C.

(Highly Commended Cow, Vernonia, F. 8706, H. C.)
Winner First Prize over the Island, May, 1902. Champion Winner over the Island, August, 1902.

First Prize, Sweepstakes and Champion Winner, Three Western Parishes, 1902, 1903 and 1904.
Winner St. Peter Challenge Prize, 1902 and 1904. First Prize, Island Show, May, 1904.

Winner Theatre Challenge Cup and Championship, May, 1904.
First Prize, Champion Sweepstakes and Special One of a Herd of Four, St. Peter Show, 1905,
First Prize over the Island, August, 1905, as well as a number of other Prizes.

Lady Vernonia sold in our 1906 auction for $2,500, to Mr. J. M. Overton, Nashville, Tenn., for whom she made a butter test of

15 lbs. 15 ozs., in her twelfth year.
She is half-sister to Gold Medal Princess, 187433, A. J. C. C, winner of English Jersey Cattle Society Gold Medal, May, 1904,

in public butter test, testing 3 lbs. 2| ozs. in 24 hours, 135 days in milk. Gold Medal Princess sold in our 1905 auction for

$1,600.
She is dam of Pretty Sandgirl, F. 9693, C. (now named Cowslip's Golden Beauty, 252125, and sold in our 1911 auction for $1,250) ;

entered in Register of Merit, 437 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in one year, and dam of Cowslip's Fawn Beauty, 252254, in Register of

Merit, 484 lbs. 14 ozs. butter in one year as a two-year-old. (Cowslip's Fawn Beauty was sold in our 1911 auction for $290,

as a yearling.)
Lady Vernonia is dam of the bull, Vernonio, P. 3518, H. C, sire of two public butter test daughters, including Miss Bagatelle,

P. 13311, H. C, Certificate of Merit and 3d Goddington Prize, May, 1910, 2 lbs. Sf ozs., 97 days in milk; also Certificate of

Merit, October, 1908, 1 lb. 13 J ozs., 120 days in milk. Vernonio is full brother to Lady Vernonia's Daughter, 213949, dam

of the prepotent young bull, Viola's Brown Prince, 90067 (see opposite page).
Lady Vernonia's Daughter is also dam of the excellent young cow, Sultana's Vernonia, 262194, who won, as a heifer calf, First

Prize at the National Dairy Show in 1911, in a strong class. (See No. 61, on opposite page.)

Tattoo 89

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 62. Heifer.

SULTANA'S STOCKWELL BELLE, 310532, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born February 20, 1914.

Some white on brisket and belly; stifles, flanks,
hind legs, tongue and switch white.

A very "showy" orange fawn with little white;
lovely head, prominent eyes wide apart, and dished
between; beautifully incurved horns; straight,
strong back, wide loins and prominent hips; great
udder promise, with good sized and well placed teats.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314. A. J. C. C.

Imported by us and
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $12,000 to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for $13,000.

Nine of his young
daughters are now
in Register of Merit
on yearly authenti-
cated test.

She of numerous win-
ners of 1st a n d
Champion prizes.

(See front pages for
more extended pedi-
gree and particu-
lars.)

Sire

SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,

86180, A. J. C. C.

He has 75 per cent,
same blood as Fern's
Viola, 23720s, who
made 672 lbs. butter
in 10 mos. of her
year's test, and
whose son, Viola's
Raleigh, 121171, was
1st prize junior
yearling bull and
Junior Champion at
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '15.

His only daughter tried
for Register of Merit
test made 377 lbs.
8 ozs. butter in 1
year, at 2 yrs. 5 mos.
old.

H is son, Golden Fern's
Jolly, was Grand
Champion at Mis-
sissippi-A 1 a b a m a
Fair, '13, '14 and
'15.

His son. The Owl's
Golden Jolly, was
2d prize senior bull
calf and headed the
1st prize calf herd
at National Dairy
Show, '11 ; he was
sold in our '12 auc-
tion for $675, at 16
mos. old.

His son, Sarah's Sul-
tan, was 1st prize
yearling bull and
headed 1st prize
young herd at Ten-
nessee State Fair,
'14; sold in our '14
auction for $610.

Sire of many other
winners.

Dam
STOCKWELL'S

PRETTY BELLE,
224604, A. J. C. C.

Her dam also pro-
duced the bull. Hon-
est Lad, P. 3755, H.
Ci sire of numerous
winners and butter
test cows. His
daughter. Honest
Jane, 306563, was
one of the great cows
in our '14 auction,
selling for $600 to
Mr. E. H. Hatch,
Colinwood Farm,
Maplewood, N. J.

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C.

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries', Sept., '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350. to Mr.
Howard W i 1 1 e t s,
owner of Gedney
Farm , from w horn
we purchased her
for the "Linden
Grove" herd.

Sold in our '10 auction
for $3,700; and at
same time her son.
Sultana's Oxford
Lad,' sold for
$11,100.

Golden Sultana is a
granddaughter of
old Sultane and her
nearest living de-
scendant. She has
inherited the famous
dairy type, espe-
cially in the udder
and teats, for which
her grandam was fa-
mous.

StockweM,

P. 3550, H. C.

Sold at our '07 auction
sale for $11,500 to
Hon. A.B.Lewi s,
Fredericksburg, Va.

Stockwell has been
successful in siring
a remarkable lot of
animals which have
shown themselves to
be dairy cow g of
great value.
Sire of

Stock-well's D a i s v,
234182. 561 lbs. 15
ozs. butter. 1 year,
5 year^ old.

Stockwell's Golden Le-
da. 210074, in Regis-
ter of Merit, 4H lbs.
13 ozs. butter in one
year.

Karnak. 227372. 404
lbs. 0.9 oz. butter, 1
year. 2 years i 1.1

Jolly Sweet Thing 2d.
Cham., Iowa State
Fair, '08; also 1st in
class, Iowa. Tenn.
and Illinois State-
Fairs, '08; butter
test, 16 lbs. 9 ozs. in
7 days.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.

1st and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of Poppy Viola,
winner of the Bronze
Medal in the public
butter test, testing 1
lb. 15 ozs., 159 days
in milk

Sire of 23 other tested
cows and 10 pro-
ducing bulls, j

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jer., May, '04.

Tested in public but-
ter test. 2 lbs. 12
ozs., 50 days in milk.

1st prize over the Is-
land and Theatre
Cup (Champion-
ship), '05.

1st pr. over England,
'06. '07, '08.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

Dam of 3 tested cows.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.
(See below.)

Sultane 9th,

T. 1145. H. C.

Dam of L'ncle Peter,
sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows
that have always
sold at long prices.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C-

1st State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

Sold at auction for
$3,300.

Sire of the great bulls.
Majesty, Lucy's
Champion and Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
the latter selling at
our '10 sale for
$11,100.

Sire of 25 tested cows,
including Oxford
Cocotte, 235180, 724
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
one year; she was
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $1,700 to
Bowmont Farms.

Oxford Lad has 18 sons
with tested daugh-
ters. He spent his
last days at "Linden
Grove."

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01; milked
over 40 lbs. per day
with first calf.
Dam of

Leda's Golden Lad. P.
3063. H. C.

Forfarshire's G olden
Leda, 187458, 1st
prize and Sweep -
stakes at St. Sa-
viour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Topsman, Reserve
over Jersey, April
and Aug.. '02.

River Belle, F. S273, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '02.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Public butter test, 1 lb. 11 ozs., 165 days in milk.

D;im of
Beechland's Favourite, 3d over Jer., 1903.
Lady of Beechland, 1st over Jer., 1903.
Beechland's Champion, P. 3599, H. C, a favorite
sire on the Island.

Golden Fern's I ad,
P. 2160, II. C.
Sire of

Flying Pox, sold in our
'02 sale for $7,500.

Kminent 2d, sold in
our '05 sale for $10,-
000.

The Sensational Fern,
sold in our '07 sale
f o r $10,200. In
same sale his grand-
s o n, "Stockwell,"
sold for $11,500.

Sire of 31 tested cows.
(See below.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,

P. 3440, C.
1st prize and Cham

pion winner over the

Island. May. '98.

Dam of

Golden Fern's Red

Rose, 23 lbs. 10 ozs.

butter in 7 days.
Brookhill Fox, Cham.

over Eng., and sold

for $5,000.
The bulls, Reminder

and Isonomy.
Grandam of Sultan's

Black Beauty, sold

for $3,000 in our

'07 sale.

f Cicero, P. 266, H. C.
■ 1st pr. over Jer., '82.

I Sultane. P. 7. H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour,'70.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C)

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

I >ne of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.

Dam of three famous
bulls; namely, Cai-
est, Houpla and Ox-
ford Lad.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and tested
cows (see front page
A), and his get have
commanded among
the highest prices
ever realized for
Jerseys at auction.

Sire of 31 tested cows,
and 27 bulls with
tested daughters.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.

One of the best cows
the Island has ever
produced.

Dam of Leda's Prince,
1st prize. Tunbridge
Wells. England, 01.

Daughter of Kminence,
F. 7124. H. C. the
dam of Eminent 2d.

Tnielit. P. 1425, II. C.

Sire of
Brand, 1 st over Jersey.

'99; sold in our '01

sale.

Diplomate, P. 5253, H.
C. one of the Is-
land's great cows.

Boyle, P. 1559, II. C.

SireTof F'ontainc 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the
Island. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year.

Golden Fern.

P> 4711. II. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94.
(See below.)

Count Wolseley.

P. 928, H. C
2d over Jer.. Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Brookhill Rose.

P. 1889, C.
Out of same dam as
Trial, P. 1184, H. C.

Happy, P. 211, C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise. 15789,

17 lbs. S\ ozs.

Fleur de l'Air.

F. 1736, C.

f Count Wolseley.
P. 928, H. C
2d over Jer., Apr.. '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

One of the best cows in
her day on the Is-
land.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of

Fontaine 9th, public
butter test, 2 lbs. 10
ozs. in 24 hours.

Speckled Band, 2 lbs.
3£ ozs.

Vitula, 2 lbs. 3* ozs.

Crocus, 1 lb. 5J ozs.

Tula. P. 5323, H. C..-
1st over Jersey and
Par. prize, '94; dam
of Rill, P. 6982, H.
C. (65 lbs. milk in
one day), the dam
of Eminent 's Ra-
leigh, 69011.

Fontaine's K i n u. 1'.
2207, H. C. sir. ol
Caiest. P. 2591. H.
C, who sired the
dam of Gamboge's
Knight. P. 3645, H.
C; also sire of
Mabel's Poet. P.
2964, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d pr. over the Island
and Par. prize, '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Island.

Her dam is half-sister
to E m i n e n c e. F.
7124, II. C. dam of
Little Eminence,
122506. 21 lbs. 6
ozs. ; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs. ; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C.

Punch, P. 1000, H. C. •

1st over Jer. and 1st
H. B. prize, '88.

1st over Jersey, '89.

2d Essex Show, Eng.

1st and Cham., ", Nor-
folk, Eng.

Siddine 2d,

P. 1838, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
(See below.)

i ootsie, P. 3214. IL C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. II. C.
1st prize ovjei

(See belov

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d at St. Martin
Show. '94, '95.

Wolseley. P. 401. H. C.
1st ov. Jer.. '83. '84. '85.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer.. '70.
1st St. Saviour, '70.

Count Cicero,

l: 398, II. C.
2d pr. over Jer.. '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

L Bermione, P. 634, C.

[ Vertumnus.

P. 161. H. C.
1st pr.. Trinity, '77.
Sire of 4 tested cows in
America.

I Garenne. F. 1575, H.C-
A 20-quart cow.
Dam of Young Ga-
renne. 13641. 19 lbs.
8 ozs.

Wolseley, P. 401. H.C.
lstov. Jer., '83, '84. '85.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
1st St. Saviour. '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C-
2d over Jer., "83.

Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816. H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

1st prize over Island.
Aug.. '90; also win
ner of £15 pr. The
most prepotent bull
the Island has ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane type
(for udder and teats I
to his entire prog-
eny.

Among his sons is Aris-
tocrat. P. 2280. H.
C-, 1st over Jersey,
'98; 1st and Sweep
stakes, ,} Par. Show .
97.

., i below, '

Tootsie, P 3214, II C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. II. C

1st prize over Island,
Aug.. '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C

Dam of Aurea.P.8693,
H. C. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin. 252122).
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. 5*
ozs.. 65 days in milk.

Prince of Waverley,

P. 731. H. C
His dam is Happy's

Waverley. F. 5423.

H. C, and his sire is

by Happy, F. 309,

II. C.

Davisonnerie's Pet.
F. 6038. H. C

Oscar, F. 410. H. C.

Siddine, F. 4153, C

Due to calve September 19, 191G, by The Owl's Oxford You'll Do, 122759, a splendid son of the sensational Oxford You'll
Do, P. 4075, H. C, and out of The Owl's Duchess of St. Saviour, 203629, one of the great daughters of The Owl, P. 2195, H. C.
She has been in the "Linden Grove" herd many years, and has produced a number of prize winners, and has a daughter in the
Register of Merit. (See No. 6 for extended pedigree of The Owl's Oxford You'll Do, 122759.)

Tattoo 79

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 63. Heifer. SULTANA'S OXFORD MOONBEAM, 306716, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born February 28, 1914.

White line on right shoulder and on left hip;
brisket, stifles, belly, flanks, legs, tongue, tail and
switch white.

A captivating and highly finished heifer, very
attractive in her fawn-and-white coloring; a lovely
head, long, slender muzzle; large, sparkling eyes;
has a strong, level back, deep body, well ribbed; good
udder development, with teats of good size, well
placed. She is not only a daughter of the sensa-
tional Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, but she has
for dam a splendid daughter of Oxford Knight
P. 3938, C, full brother to Oxford You'll Do P
4075. H. C.

Sire
SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J.C. C.

The premier sire of the
"L i n d e n Grove"
herd. He was bred
here, and has never
been oft" the place,
except when ex-
hibited at the Nat.
Dairy Show, Chi-
cago, '11, where he
won Grand Cham-
pionship, A. J. C. C.
Gold Medal, and
other honors never
achieved by any
other bull of any
breed.

.His progeny have been
in such demand that
it was with great
difficulty we were
able to retain any of
them. Most have
been sold young, to
some of the best
American breeders.

But one of his daugh-
ters, to our knowl-
edge, has been tried
for Register of Merit
test. She produced ,
as a two-year-old,
377 lbs. 8 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

He has 75 per cent,
same blood as the
highest testing
daughter of Viola's
Golden Jolly, who
under year's test
had produced 672
lbs. butter in 10
months.

He has sired the win-
ners of many 1st and
Or. Champion prs.,
including:

Golden Fern's Jolly,
100629, Gr. Cham.
bull at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair in '13,
'14 and '15. Sire of
numerous win-
ners. (Bred at "Lin-
den Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
member of 1st prize
calf herd. National
Dairy Show, '11.
(This herd was bred
at and exhibited by
"Linden Grove,"
and all sired by Sul-
tana's Golden
Jolly.)

(See other pedigrees,
and front page B,
for his extended
pedigree.)

Dam
OXFORD
KNIGHT'S

MOONBEAM,
289454, A. J. C. C.
(MOONSHINE 2d,

P. 14630, C.)
Sold in our '14 auction
for $525. to Mr. J. K.
Branch, Pawling, N.
Y.

' Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Imported by us and
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $12,000 to
Kinloch Farm, who
sold him two years
later for £13,000.

Nine of his young
daughters are now
in Register of Merit.

Sire of numerous Gr.
Cham, winners and
several produc
ing bulls.

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C.

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24 en-
tries), Sept., '04, and
sold in the ring for
S2.350, to Mr. H.
Willets, owner of
Gedney Farm, from
whom we purchased
her for the "Linden
Grove" herd.

Sold in our '10 auction
for $3,700; and at
same time her son.
Sultana's Oxford
Lad,soldfor$ll,l00.

Dam of 3 bulls with
daughters in Regis-
ter of Merit.

Oxford Knight,
P. 393S, C.

Full brother to the
celebrated bull, Ox-
ford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C.

Sire of 12 tested cows,
including:

Queen Fanessa, P.
15587, C, Certificate
of Merit and 2d Par.
prize, public butter
test, May, '12, 2 lbs.
3 ozs. in 24 hours,
and only three years
old. (N o w named
Oxford's Milkmaid,
288005, and sold in
our '13 auction for
$1,100 to Ayer &
McKinney, Philadel-
phia, Pa.)

Moonshine,

P. 8933, H. C.

She traces to fami ies
that made them-
selves famous in the
earlier days. Twice
to Scipio, and twice
to old Quality, the
dam of Happy and
Everton King.

Her g r e a t-grandam,
Ecornee, F. 846, H.
C, was the dam of
Mr. S. M. Burnham's
great cow, Ona,7S40,
who made 22 lbs.
10J ozs. of butter in
7 days in '84, and
produced the great
bulls, Catono, 3761 ;
Gold Coast, 5521,
and Ona's Koffee,
9745.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Eleven of his daugh-
ters, in our '11 auc-
tion, averaged
$1,391.36.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

1st and 2d prize year-
ling bulls (out of
dams by Gamboge's
Knight).

His son, Oxford You'll
Do, won 1st prize
for bull and progeny
at the Apr., '11, bull
show. Island of Jer.

Fort y-o n e of his
daughters are tested
and others are now
making records.

Three of his tested
daughters made over
700 lbs. butter in 1
year ; all were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our auctions.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370. H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test. May, '09,
2 lbs. l£ ozs.; and
other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
14 ozs., 107 days in
milk.

Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C, sire of
2 1 ; etc.

Rigondaine,

P. 2579, H. C.

By same sire as Or-
lando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of many fa-
mous cows, includ-
ing the noted Fairy
Glen, P. 917S.H. C,
dam of Raleigh s
Fairy Boy, sire of 40
tested cows, sold in
our '09 auction for
$8,200.

Sunshine 4th,

P. 1566. H. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
I'. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island

in a class of 44, '02.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham. , St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C. 1st prize over
Jer., May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., "06.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public butter
test, 2 lbs. 7j ozs.,
48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
H. Willets, owner of
Gedney Farm.

She is by the same sire
as Mabel's Poet, who
has had a wonderful
record. He has
been awarded 22
first prizes and is the
sire of over fifty 1st
prize winners, in-
cluding Poet's Pride,
Champion cow for
young cows and
Grand Champion,
B rockton Fair,
Mass., '06; and Lady
Aldan 2d, 2d over
Jersey, '03.

Bessie's Lad.

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C.
dam of Raleigh 's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

I Oxford Lass,

v P. 35S2, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C
(See above.)

Mary Gold,

P. 418S, H.

Conquest, P. 354, C.

Sunshine, P. 314. C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H. C, J. H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '93.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 7 i ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 450S, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5^ ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.,
118 days in milk.

Dam of Gamboge's
Pride 2d, Gamboge's
Pride 3d and Gam-
boge's Pride 4th, all
public butter test
cows.

She is grandam of
numerous others.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 auction sale for
$1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 auction sale for
$1,725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Sire of Surprise of Ar-
den, a great show
and dairy cow in Mr.
Higinbotham's herd.

Star of Peace 2d,
P. 2391. C.

Happy. F. 309, C.
Out of same dam as

Everton King, P.

390, C, sire of many

great cows.

Lady of the Valley,
P. 62, C.

Scipio, P. 157, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '77.
2d Herd Book and Par.
prize, '77.

Ecornee, F. 846, H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad,
Oxford Ixia, and
other famous ani-
mals.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.
3d over Jer,. Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test, May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059, that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. l£ ozs., 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultaue 2d,

winner of 1st prize,

B. and W. S., N. A.

S. S., and 1st at the

Yorkshire S., Eng..

'95. (2 lbs. 9$ ozs.

of butter in 24 hrs.)
Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.

Jer., '95; and many

other prizes.

i Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C.
1st over the Island.

Everton Prince.

P. 761, H. C.
Grandson of the cow.

Quality, F. 1748, H.

C. (below).

Beauty of Faldouet,
P. 1644, H. C.

Dauntless, F. 403, C.

Star of Peace,

P. 1350, H. C.

Scipio, P. 157, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '77.

Quality, F. 1748. H. C.

Winner of 1st p. and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Jersey S.,
'82; 16 lbs. 8 ozs.

Jersey Boy,

P. 92, H. C.
Sire of Oaklands' Cora ,
19 lbs. 9h ozs.

Belle Grisette 3d.
P. 90, H. C.

Due to calve August S, 1916,

, by the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize with his progeny
n a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14
(68 entries), also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to, if
not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree' and picture of Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

Tattoo 87

T, S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 64 Heifer.

SULTANA'S JOLLY LASS, 310534, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born February 28, 1914.

Spot in forehead; some white on brisket and belly;
legs, tongue and switch white.

A rich orange fawn, developing great body capacity
and dairy type; neat head; eyes large and bright,
strong, level back; wide, prominent hips, and good
rump; promises a beautiful udder, with large and
beautifully placed teats. She is strong in the blood
of Golden Fern's Lad, and close up to those famous
cows, Ulue Belle, Lady Viola and Golden Sultana.

Sire

SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

Winner of Gold Medal
(Amer. Jersey Cattle
Club) at Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
for Grand Champion
bull bred by exhi-
bitor; and other
honors.

He has the precise
markings of his fa-
mous dam and his
illustrious grandsire.
Golden Fern's Lad;
and his value as a
breeder and show
bull can only be es-
timated by compari-
son with the value
that Golden Fern's
Lad has been to the
Jersey interests at
large.

A bull that is receiving
the patronage of
some of America's
best breeders, such
as Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney, Mr. R.A.
Sibley, Hon. Robert
J. Fleming, of To-
ronto, and others.

He sired Golden
Fern's Jolly, 100629,
1st prize 2-year-old
bull. Senior and
(Irand Champion,
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '13, '14 and '15.

The get of Sultana's
Golden Jolly have
been in great de-
mand, and it has
been difficult for us
to retain any of
them.

He has been exhibited
but once, and on
that occasion
achieved perhaps
greater distinction
than was ever ac-
corded a Jersey bull
in the show rings of
this or any other
country.

(See opposite page for
further particulars
concerning this sen-
sational Gr. Cham,
bull.)

Dam
BLUE BELLE'S

JOLLY LASS,
255627, A. J. C. C.

Dam of
Stockwell's Fern, win-
ner of 1st prize as
senior heifer calf at
Nat. Jersey Show,
Shelbyville, Ky.,and
Ky. State Fair, '11.

Blue Belle's

Golden Fern,
69196, A. J. C. C.

Son of the world's fa-
mous bull. Golden
Fern's Lad, and the
grand old cow. Blue
Belle, sold in our
'04 sale for $3,600,
at 14 years old.

Sold as a calf for
£3,000, and has
proved himself a
great sire.

Sire of

Cyrene's Blue Belle,
202156, in Register
of Merit, 523 lbs. 4
ozs. butter in one
year, from 9,199 lbs.
3.2 ozs. milk, at 3
years 8 months old.

Fontaine's Blue Belle,
239511, sold in our
'10 auction for #500,
at 2 years old.

His daughter. Lady
Fern of Oaklands,
203995, milked 18
qts. with 1st calf;
one of her heifer
calves sold in our
'11 auction for $330;
and another, Emi-
nent's Lady Fern,
sold at Mr. West's
sale in Oregon for
$425.

His son, Blue Belle's
Golden Fern. 79043.
has several Register
of Merit daughters,
including Gold
Fern's Beatrice.
260406, 708 lbs. 3
ozs. butter in 1 yr.

His son. Blue Belle's
Caiest, 80986, is sire
of Blue Belle's Oc-
tober Maiden, 561
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
one year.

His half-sister. Golden
Sultana, is dam of
Sultana's Golden
Jolly (above) and
has 2 other sons
with daughters in
Register of Merit.

Jolly Lass of

St. Lawrence,
213948, A. J. C. C.

A splendid daughter
of Golden Jolly, P.
2921, H. C.

Magnificent udder of
grand proportions;
good-sized and beau
tifully placed teats.
We sold, in our 09
sale, a yearling heif-
er out of Jolly Lass
of St. Lawrence to
Mr. W. R. Spann for
$360. She is a pre-
potent breeder.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
and Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and 3 1 test-
ed cows. (See other
pedigrees for partial
list of his tested
daughters, or front
page A.)

Sire of

Flying Fox, sold in our
'02 sale for $7,500.

Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 sale for
$10,000.

Golden Fern's Sensa-
tion, winner 2d pr.,
at the great St.
Louis Show, '04, and
sold at auction for
$2,250.

Golden Sultana, 3d pr.
at the St. Louis
Show and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700.

Sensational Fern, sold
in our '07 auction
for $10,200, at 8
mos. old; sire of 12
in the Register of
Merit.

Sire of 27 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Golden Jolly
(see below) , Emi-
nent 2d, sire of 81 ;
etc.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hrs., from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test. May, '97, 2
lbs. 3^ ozs., 140 days
in milk. She is dam
of the wonderful
cow "Nursie," who
made the phenome-
nal record of 2 lbs.
7| ozs. of butter in
24 hours, and won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.
She sold in our '07
auction for $2,200.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five, of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of 32 tested daugh-
ters, including:

Golden Lad's P' a w n
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs.. 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 10£ ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
li ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232,
17 lbs. 8} ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150, 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

Golden Ora, 127228, 16
lbs. 1 j ozs.

Golden Tricolor,
127227, 15 lbs. 14*
ozs.

Golden Lad's Rosaire,
115227, 14 lbs. 14$

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding Sultane
14th, that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 j ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Also sire of the famous
bull, Golden Lad, P.
1242. H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer.. '88.

2dH. B.p. ov. Jer.,'88.

2d Lon. D. S.. '88.

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

1 lb. 14* ozs. butter.

Half sister to the fa-
mous bull, Golden
Lad 2d, P. 2023, H.
C.

Everton King,
P. 390, C.

Sire of many noted
prize winners, and
grandsire of the
famous bull, Boyle,
P. 1559, H. C.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807. H. C.
Golden Fern, 1st over Jersey, '82.

P. 4711, H. C.
2d prize over Jersey and Parish prize, '04. By Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C,
out of Brown Fern 2d, P. 1944, H. C; she out of Brown Fern, F. 4606,
C, dam of Eminence, F. 7124, C., Sweepstakes, N. C. Show, '92; dam of
Little Eminence, 21 lbs. 6 ozs., winner of 1st prize, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Indiana and St. Louis Fairs; also Sweepstakes winner. Minnesota
State Fair, '02. Eminence is also dam of Eminent and Eminent 2d, two
famous Island sires. Brown Fern is also dam of Brown Fern 2d, P. 1944,
H. C, winner of 2d prize, St. Martin Show, '94, '95. Brown Fern is also
grandam of Golden Fern, P. 4711, H. C., 2d prize winner over Jersey. '94,
and dam of the world -renowned bull, Golden Fern's Lad. P. 2160, H. C.

Meadow Boy,

P. 1193, C.

Unicorn, P. 784, H. C.
4th State's prize, '87.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C,
now named

Imported Blue Belle,
180234, A. J. C. C.

Grandam of Noble of
Oaklands, P. 3909,
H. C.

She has 2 tested
daughters, and
5 producing sons.

Sold in our May, '04, auction sale to Mr. Howard Willets, "Gedney Farm,"
White Plains, N. Y., for $3,600. Dam of Caumats Lad, P. 2257, H. C,
sire of Financial King, P. 2624, H. C, and Guenon's Lad. both noted
sires. Dam of Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5* ozs. Dam of Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our May, '03, sale for $1,725. Dam of Blue Belle 6th and
7th and of Blue Belle's Handsome Fox. Dam of Blue Belle's Golden Fern,
69196, that sold as a calf for $3,000. Dam of Blue Belle of St. Saviour,
173583, test on 2d calf, 411.96 lbs. butter; sold in our May, '11, auction
for $1,250.

Grisette.P. 205S, H.C.

Grand dairy cow, milk-
ing from 18 to 20
qts. daily, and very
persistent.

Latakia, F. 6346, C.

Due de Chambord,
P. 580, H. C.

Fiery Cross,

F. 5935, H. C

Golden Tolly,

P. 2921, H. C.

1st pr. and Champion,

North Show, '00.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st
over Eng.. Royal S.,
'03; 1st over Eng.
and Cham., Dairy
S., '03.

Golden Jolly has 24
butter test daugh-
ters, and 10 or more
producing sons, in-
cluding Viola's Gold-
en Jolly, 79314. sire
of Sultana's Golden
Jolly, S61S0 (above).

Ornate, F. 8929, H. C.
A 22-quart cow.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(See above.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.

A wonderful dairy cow.
She has milked as
high as 28 qts. daily.
Without a doubt she
ranks way up among
the very best the
Island has ever pro-
duced. She is not
only a great dairy
cow, but a wonder-
ful breeder.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1 st over Jer., Aug., '89.

2dov. J., Apr.. '87. '89.

1st ov. Jer., Apr., '88.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

Oxford Rose, P. 3787,
C, dam of Courage.

Brookhill Rose,
P. 1889, C.

Nero-du-Coin,

P. 463, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '85.
Champion Cup, '85.

Briarde, F. 1253, C.

Boulevard,

P. 367, H. C.

Musa, P. 525, C.

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.

1st ov. Jer., '83. '84. '85.

1st prize over Jersey

Jubilee Show, '83.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
1st St. Saviour, '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail, 30975.
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Dam of the bull. Trial.
P. 1187. H. C, who
sired Finance, the
dam of Financial
King and of Mag-
yarland . Mr. R . A .
Sibley's great im-
ported cow, with a
butter test of 17
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
7 days.

Due to calve August i, 1916, by the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize with his prog-
eny, in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May,
'II i (is entries), also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup
(Championship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close
to if not more than 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

Tattoo 78

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 65. Heifer.

SULTANA'S OXFORD BAYLEAF, 306717, A. J. C. C.

Sire
SULTANAS
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J.C. C.

Son of Viola's Golden
Jolly, 79314, and
Golden Sultana,
146282, one of the
greatest daughters
of Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
competing against
two Cham, winners
over the Island and
the winners of
Championships a t
eleven of America's
most important
shows in ' 1 1 , he won
the following:

1 st prize in 2-yr.-old
class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull,
2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull,
any age.

Gold Medal offered by
American Jer. Cattle
Club for Grand
Cham, bull bred by
exhibitor.

Headed herd winning
$200 Special prize,
"bull and 10 fe-
males."

Silver Trophy ($100
Special) for Grand
Champion bull.

We respectfully re-
quest those coming
to the sale to exam-
ine the get of Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly,
to convince them-
selves that the hon-
ors were justly
placed.

(See other pedigrees for
further particulars.)

Dam
FOX'S BAYLEAF

OF OXFORD,
289460, A. J. C. C.
(BAY LEAF 50th,

F. 16327, C.)
She was sold in our '14
auction for $1,225,
as a four-year-old, to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
owner of the Fal-
furrias Herd, Fal-
furrias, Tex.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born March S, 1914.

Brisket, left stifle, belly, legs, tongue, tail and
switch white.

A splendid heifer, handsome and stylish; body
long, deep and beautifully ribbed; strong, straight
back; very broad, prominent hips; great develop-
ment of body; very promising udder development,
with good-sized teats, well placed. Has every
license to make a great cow, having for sire the
peerless Grand Champion bull, Sultana's Golden
Jolly, S6180, and for dam one of the best daughters
of Oxford You'll Do in our '14 auction.

( Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of first prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuaole
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

His daughter, Golden
Oxford Ivy, P.
18829, H. C, was
1st prize 3-year-old
over the Island of
Jersey (6S entries).
May, '14; 1st prize
4 -year-old (76 en-
tries) and Theatre
Challenge Cup
(Championsh ip
over the Island),
May, '15. She is
now in the "Linden
Grove" herd.

He has 2 1 or more offi-
cial test daughters.
You'll Do's Favor-
ite, 306639, sold in
our '14 auction for
$500, to Mr. E. T.
B e d f o r d, Green's
Farms, Conn. , is
now under official
test, and will pro-
duce 900 lbs. or
more of butter in a
year, as a four-year-
old.
Oxford You'll Do has
been in the "Linden
Grove" herd for 3
years. The large
number of uniformly
excellent daughters
now in the herd, and
the showing of his
progeny in the but-
ter tests and show
ring, substantiate
our assertion that
he is the greatest
living male repre-
sentative of the Ox-
ford-Gamboge
family.

Bay Leaf 28th,
P. 12038, H. C.

Her grandsire, Moray
Cannon, P. 3058, H.
C, won 3d prize over
Jersey, with his
progeny, April, '07.
He is sire of Duchess
of Tapon, F. 9658,
H. C, winner of Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. £
oz. in 24 hours, 43
days in milk. Her
yearling son. Noble
Duke of St. Saviour,
sold for $560 in our
'10 auction, at same
time her daughter,
Raleigh's Duchess of
St. Saviour, sold for
$1,300.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Sire of 41 cows with
butter records and
others now on test.

Three of his tested
daughters made over
700 lbs. butter each
in 1 year. All were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr.
J. A. Perree, Sec'y
Island of Jer. Herd
Book.

She is the only living
daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox), public butter
test. May, '09, 2 lbs.
l£ ozs.; and other
prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'OS, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Hearty Fox,

P. 3365, H. C.

1st over Jer., Apr., '03.

1st prize and State's
prize, St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '03.
Sire of

Hearty Diana, P.
13310, H. C, St.
Ouen Par. pr., Class
2, May, '08.

Hibernia, P. 12651, C,
Trinity Parish prize,
Class. 2, May, '07.'

Superior Lady, P.
12359, H. C, St.
Martin Parish prize,
Class 3, May, '07;
Reserve over Jersey
and Parish prize,
Class 1, May, '06.

Jessie of Oaklands, St.
Saviour Par. pr., '05.

His sire has more sons
with tested daugh-
ters than any other
bull of any breed.

Bay Leaf 20th,
P. 10432, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, 04.

From same famliy as
Trial of Oaklands'
Bayleaf (Bay Leaf
33d, P. 12686, C),
public butter test,
May, 'OS, 1 lb. 4£
ozs., when 277 days
in milk (about nine
months) and only
two years old.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
Cham, winner over the

Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction

sale, May, '02, for

$7,500. In same

sale, three of his

heifers on first calf

averaged $933.
Among his 24 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-

wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold, 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk, 1

year.
Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2

lbs. 8£ ozs.
Simone G. G., public

butter test, May, '04,

2 lbs. 5| ozs.
Oxford Vixen, public

butter test, May, '05,

2 lbs. 2\ ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-

ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

butter, 7 days; 80

lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity

Rose, 20 lbs. 8 ozs.

butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's LaFon-

taine, IS lbs. 2 ozs.

butter, 280 lbs. milk,

7 days.

Hearty, P. 7465, H. C.

A magnificent dairy
cow, and was im-
ported at great cost
by Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
Farm," White
Plains, N. Y.

Dam of Hearty's Ga-
zelle, P. 8591, H. C,
2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, Aug., '00;
4th over Jer., May,
'01.

Morny Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and tested cows,
among them:

Simple Interest 4th,
public butter test ,
May, '06, 1 lb. 9\
ozs., 123 days in
milk; she is dam of
Sultan's Finance,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; 1st over Jer.,
May and Aug., '1 1.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept.,
'04, and sold in the
ring for $2,350.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Thirty-nine of his get
(some only calves)
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.
(See front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st over Jersey, '98.

Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

3 Champion winners.

Ravachol, John Bull,
Rosette's Golden
Lad and Sultana's
Rosette 2d, 15 lbs. 6
ozs.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

A remarkably good
sire, and his get
have found ready
buyers from Eng-
land at long prices.

His daughter, Uncle
Peter's Rosette, sold
in our '01 sale for
$1,000, and her heif-
er calf, by Flying
Fox, sold in same
sale for $1,250.

i Caroline,

F. 794S, H. C.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933 .

Oxford Lily 2d,

P. 5732, H. C.
Par. prizes, Aug., '95,
and May, '98.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B. '

and Par. prize, '94.
Her dam is half-sister

to E m i n e n c e, F.

7124, H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he un-
doubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of

Blue Nun, 126625, 18
lbs. $\ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '01 ; and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, sold in our '01
sale for $1,000, and
her heifer calf, by
Flying Fox, sold in
same sale for $1,250.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.
IstH. B. over Jer., '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '91.
Reserve Champion

Cup, '91.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H.C.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jersey.
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Lady Clair, 3d H. B.
and Par. prize, '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H. C, sire
of The Owl, P. 2195,
H.C.

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468, H. C.

The Owl's Princess

of St. Saviour,
203628.
(Bayleaf 10th,

P. 7486, H. C.)
A magnificent dairy
cow, owned many
years in the "Linden
Grove" herd, and
milking 24 quarts
daily.

The Owl, P. 2195, H.C.

1st pr., St. Saviour, '95.

2d over Jer., '95, '96.

1st over Jersey, '97.

Scored 92 points.

Sire of The Owl's Sen-
sation, 162128, 4th
over Jersey and Par.
pr.. '01 ; whose bull
calf, by Golden
Fern's Lad, sold in
our '07 sale for
$10,200.

Bayleaf 5th,

P. 3427, C.

Morion, P. 1690, H. C.

Sire of The Owl and
other prize winners.

Full brother to Pio-
neer, P. 1602, H. C,
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
1st prize winner over

Jersey, '91.
lstpr., R. C. S.,'96,'97.
1st and Cham., Roy. C.

Show, '98.

Marshal Bazaine,
P. 899, C.

[ Bayleaf, F. 3557, C.

Bred January 30, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the splendid butter cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
306562, who was sold in our '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record — 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk,
the first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240832, made 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in one year.
Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous 1st prizes at the Royal Shows,
son of Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (sold in our '11 auction for $15,000), and Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, a great daughter of
Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 66. Cow.

DOROTHY'S NOBLE FERN, 353250, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19097, H. C.)
Official R. J. A S. Record as a Two-Year-Old, in 1914-1915, 470 Lbs. 5.2 Ozs. Butter in 361 Days, 7,103 Lbs. Milk.

Bred by P. J. Ahier, St. Martin, Island of Jersey.

Born December 5, 1911.

Broken color; white tongue and switch.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A magnificent young dairy cow, of most dis-
tinguished butter breeding; one of the most valuable
cows, for the foundation of a great herd, that has
been brought across the Atlantic. The best daugh-
ter, by test, of Golden Fern's Noble, and out of the
best daughter, by test, of Leda's Golden Lad; and
her maternal grandam is one of the most noted
public butter test cows the Island has ever produced.
We have imported a number of the representatives
of this family, and all have been extra high class
individuals. Dorothy's Noble Fern is fully capable
of sustaining her family honors. A splendid in-
dividual, of the strongest dairy quality; handsome
head; bright, intelligent eyes; body of great scale,
wide and deep; rich mulberry fawn color; hide thin
and mellow; a large cow for her age, of rugged con-
stitution; strong back, wide hips, great length of
rump, and well-set tail, with generous switch; long
milk veins, entering the body away forward on belly;
beautiful udder of great size, large teats perfectly
placed. A COW TO BANK ON.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S NOBLE, P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of seven 1st prizes at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey,

His progeny won 1st for "get of sire" at 5 im-
portant shows in 1914 and 1915, including
the National Dairy Show.

Sire of a number of cows with butter tests on the
Island, under auspices of the Royal Jersey
Agricultural Society, several of which will be
offered in this auction.

Sire of many prize winners, including the Senior
Champion bull at Panama-Paci6c Expo-
sition, 1915.

(See other pedigrees for further particulars.)

His dam, Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, is the head
of a great family. Her daughter, Lady Aldan
2d, P. 9788, H. C, won 2d over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '03; Par. prize, Aug., '03. She is
now named Mabel's Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of Lady Aldan 8th, P. 11906,
H. C. (Raleigh's Lady Aldan), butter test,
744 lbs. 5 ozs. in one year; Par. prize, Aug.,
'06; dam of the magnificent young bull, Aldan's
Noble, 89581.

Dam
DOROTHY'S PEARL, P. 10718, H. C.

Winner of

Certificate of Merit and 3d Goddington prize, pub-
lic butter test. May, 07, 1 lb. 15if ozs. in 24
hrs., 1 19 days after calving, at 4 yrs. old.

Certificate of Merit, May, "09, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 110
days after calving.

1st prize in the R. J. A. S. official butter tests,
'13, 752 lbs. 10j[ ozs. butter in 306 days,
10,998 lbs. milk, at 10 years old.

Record in '14-'15 (369 days), 629 lbs. 12 ozs.
butter, 10 094 lbs. milk.

Her daughter, Dorothy's Noble Fern, produced
as a two-year-old, in 361 days, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter, 7.103 lbs. milk.

Her daughter, New Year's Pearl, produced in
'13, in 331 days, 478 lbs. 12 ozs. butter, 5.941
lbs. milk; in '14, in 396 days. 522 lbs. 4 ozs.
butter, 6.630 lbs. milk; and in 298 days of '15,
made 251 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 3,320 lbs. 8 ozs.
milk; a total of 1,252 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in
1,025 days of lactation.

She is dam of the bull, Island Butter King,
P. 5323, H. C. lately added to the string of
great service bulls in the "Oaklands"' Herd of
Mr. John A. Perree, Secretary of the Island of
Jersey Herd Book Society.

She is the best daughter, by test, of the noted
Leda's Golden Lad.

Her half-sister (same dam), Lady Phyllis, P.
7857. H. C. is dam of:

Confidence. P. 10209, H. C, public butter test.
May, 04, 1 lb. 8$ ozs. in 24 hrs., at 3 yrs.
old; dam of Stockwell's Confidential, 213968,
sold in our '13 auction for $455, at 4 yrs. old,
to Jersey Glen Farms. Blooming Glen, Pa.

Lady Phyllis Buttercup, 252127, in Register of
Merit, Class A, 550 lbs. butter in 1 year, at
9 yrs. 10 mos. old, sold in our '11 auction for
$410, to Messrs. Ayer & McKinney.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our May.'ll, auc-
tion for $15,000 to
Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.

Sire of 37 tested cows
and 28 producing
bulls.

(See front pages for
further particulars
and picture of this
distinguished sire.)

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other
prizes.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our May, 'OS,
auction sale for

si o.ooo.

His 10-months-old bull
calf sold in our May,
'07, sale for $10,200.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, at the age
of 12 years, sold in
our May, '10, auc-
tion sale for £3.700;
her son, Sultana's
Golden Jolly, won
Grand Champion-
ship, Nat. Dairy
Show, '11.

Sire of many prize
winners and 31 test-
ed cows.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Leda's Golden Lad, P. 3063, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st State's pr., '01 and '02 (44

entries and 28 entries, respectively).
1st and Sweepstakes, St. Martin Show, '01 and

'02.
1st and Champion, with progeny, Western Club,

'05.
Sire of many prize winners and of 1 1 butter test

cows, the latter including:
Golden Leda's Nursie, 213594, that we sold to

Messrs. Ayer & McKinney for $1,000, and

who made an official record of 567 lbs. 9 ozs.

butter in 1 year, from 10,069 lbs. 4.8 ozs.lmilk.
Leda's Fawn Lady, 532 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in 1

year.
Victoria of Athenia, 14 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 7

days ; Junior Champion female at World 's

Fair, St. Louis, '04.
He has a number of sons with tested daughters,

including Aurifer. P. 3716, H. C, sire of 3,

including Aurifer's Favorite, 286527, 565 lbs.

7 ozs. butter in 1 year; sold in our '13 auction

for $400, at 5 yrs. old.
Rochette's Golden Lad, P. 3856, H. C. winner

of two 1st prizes at Royal Shows and Grand

Championship at Tennessee State Fair ; sire

of 3 tested cows.
Sire of Christmas Pride, Rozel's Victory 6th,

Zelie 3d, all 1st prize winners at the Royal

Shows; and many other winners.
Leda's Golden Lad was imported by Mr. Win.

Rockefeller, and headed his noted herd. His

untimely death, in a fire which destroyed the

Rockefeller stables, was a distinct loss to the

Jersey breed.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land.

He also sired the great
cow. 'Speckled
Band." public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3£ ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Out of same dam as
Aurea. P. 8693. H.
C, Certificate of
Merit in public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2
lbs. 5i ozs.

Her dam is a half-
sister to Eminence,
who is dam of Emi-
nent 2d, P. 2532, H.
C, winner 1st State's
prize over Jersey
(with his get), '01
and 02; and sold in
our '05 auction for
$10,000.

Senator. P. 2759, H. C.
Sire of

Pretty Lady Superior
10th, P. 9401, H. C,
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Class 2, Aug.,
'02.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C,
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02, and Apr., '03;
2d State's pr., Aug.,
'02; 2d over Jer.,
with h i s progeny,
Apr., '07 ; 1st over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, Apr., '08. As-
tor is not only a 1st
pr. winner over the
Island himself, but
is sire of a long list
of winners and cows
with public butter
tests.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer.. '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01 ; milked
over 40 lbs. per day
with first calf.
Dam of

Stockwell, sold at our
May, '07, auction
sale for $11,500.

Forfarshire's G o 1 d en
Leda, 187458, 1st
prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Sa-
viour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Topsman, Reserve
over Jer., Apr. and
Aug., '02.

Lady Dorothy 2d. P. 4993, C.

Silver Medal, March, '02, 2 lbs. 6 ozs., 131 days in milk.

Silver Medal, butter test. May. '02, 2 lbs. 5$ ozs.. 182 days in milk.

Bronze Medal. Oct., 99, 2 lbs. 8$ ozs.. 89 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit. May. '00, 2 lbs. i oz., 307 days in milk.

Bronze Medal, March, '01, 2 lbs., 126 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit, May, '01, 2 lbs., 182 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit, May. '04. 1 lb. 14 ozs., 226 days in milk, 13 years old.

Dam of Dorothy White, official R. J. A. S. record, '13. 552 lbs. butter.
7,191 lbs. milk, in 335 days; record in '14, 501 lbs. butter. 7,004 lbs.
milk, in 298 days.

She has two other great butter test daughters, full sisters by Golden Fern's
Lad, viz.:

Golden Lady, P. 7534. H. C, Certificate of Merit, May, '00, 1 lb. 9f ozs.
butter in 24 hrs., at 3 yrs. old. Grandam of Stockwell's Gold Lady,
213952, sold in our '11 auction for $1,000, to Mr. E.G. Dusenbury; and the
latter is dam of Sultana's Fawn Prince, 90064. sold in our '10 auction
for $180, sire of 4 in Register of Merit. Class AA, including the yearling
heifer winning Grand Championship at Spokane (Wash.) Interstate Fair,
'13.

Lady Phyllis. P. 7857, H.C.. Bronze Medal. March. '01, 1 lb. 14 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
as a 3-year-old, 127 days after calving; and 3 other public butter tests.
She is dam of 2 official test cows. (See notes at left).

[ Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

{ Tootsie. P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
10J ozs.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94. '95.

Nizam. P. 2408. H. C.

1st pr., St. Peter. '97.

Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter. 57223,
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes, '99.

Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '94.

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5th, 3d over
Jer., May, '02.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242. H. C,
out of Orphan 2d, P.
2844, H. C., 1st pr..
St. Mary Show, '92.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96. '97.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Sire of Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C; etc.

Leda. P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.
Dam of Leda's Prince,

1st prize, Tunbridge

Wells, England, '01.

Eupidee, P. 1379. C.

Son of Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C. 1st
over Jer.. Apr.. '88;
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'89. Sire of many
noted cows, includ-
ing: Alicante,
P. 3880, H. C; Ox-
ford Rose. P. 3737.
Cm Brookhill Rose
2d. P. 3440, C and
Oxford Lass, P.
3582, C.

His dam, Bellona 3d,
P. 874. C, 1st over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May. '89, is also dam
of the bull, Golden
Hero. P. 1833, H.
C, winner of two
1st prizes at Royal
Shows, and sire of
5 butter test cows.

Lady Dorothy,
P. 1164, C.

Daughter of Jersey
King, P. 345, H. C,
4th over Jersey, '82,
he by Farmer's
Glory. F. 274, H. C.
1st at Royal Show,
'79, and sire of 9
butter test cows.

Due to calve May 11, 1916, by The Cid, P. 5316, H. C, a Highly Commended son of Sea Lad, P. 4720, H. C, winner of 2d
prize, Royal Show, Jersey, August, 1913, the latter by Plymouth Lad, P. 3922, C, sire of 17 butter test cows. The dam of The
Cid is Castille 2d, P. 1S202, H. C, daughter of The Jap, P. 3713, H. C, imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our '07 auction
to Messrs. Aver & McKinney. (Now named The Imported Jap, 75265, and sire of 23 official test cows.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 67. Cow.

Bred by C. G. Ahicr, St. Helier, Island of Jersey.

Born August 30, 1911.

Broken color; white tongue and switch.

Imported October 31 , 1915, by T. S. Cooper .S: Suns.

A very handsome, highly finished glossy "black";
neat head, with bright eyes, large and prominent;
sharp withers; straight, strong back; splendid hind
quarters; great length from hips to root of tail; very
long, deep body; large, beautifully shaped udder,
attached high behind and extending well forward;
thin, mellow hide.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909. H. C.

Sire (95700, A. j. c. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour, '07.

1st pr.. Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '11 auction
for $15,000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Sire of 37 tested cows.

FERN'S BONITA, 353238, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19057, H, C.)

J

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersev, 14 entries,
Aug., '11.

Reserve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug., 'II.

1st and Championship,
G rouville St. Sa-
viour Show, April,
'11.

1st prize, 29 entries,
(2-y e a r-old class1.
Royal Show, Island
of Jer., Apr., '12.

1st prize. Class 8, 10
entries, August, '12,
and Reserve for Voi-
sin Special.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries, Apr., '13.

2d prize, Class 4, 7 en-
tries, with his get,
Apr., '13.

1st prize, 6 entries,
with his progeny,
and Challenge Cup,
Royal Show, Apr.,
'15.

Sire of

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, and St. Mar-
tin Par. pr., Aug.,
'13-

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
15.

And other winners.

Six of his heifers sold
in our '14 auction
for an average of
$564.

Sire of

Christmas Lassie,
281443, in Register
of Merit (AA). 334
lbs. 11 ozs. butter in
1 year, as a 2-ycar-
old.

Hi rolhy's Noble Fern,
P. 19097. H. C,
official R. J. A. S,
tested as a 2-year-
old. 470 lbs. 5.2 ozs.
in 361 days. (Im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and will be
catalogued for this
auction.)

He sired a number of
other tested cows
and prize winners.
His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 shows in '14 and
'15, including the
Nat. Dairy Show,
'14.

Dam

BONITA'S ROSE,

P. 15085, H.C.

By same sire as Man-
dal, F. 10276, H. C,
the dam of Cowslip's
Gray Beauty,
306631, sold in our
'14 auction as a 3-
year-old for $800, to
Hon. Robert J.
Fleming, Toron-
to, Canada.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.
Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '09.

And numerous other
prizes.

Dam of

Lady Aldan 2d, P.
9788, H. C, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May. 03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184, H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize. Aug., 05.

Aldan's Raleigh, P.
4116, H. C, sold for
$1,000 at auction.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Fern's
Lad, and head of a
great family.

Her daughter. Lady
Aldan 2d, P. 9788,
H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03; Par. prize,
Aug., '03. She is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of
2 tested cows in Reg-
ister of Merit, and of
the magnificent
young bull, Aldan's
Noble, 89581.

Blue Blood,

P. 4035, H. C.
(9503, E. H. B.)

Winner, in 1908, of

3d prize, Tunbridge
Wells Show.

H. C, Royal Counties
Show Southampton.
19 09.

1st and Cham., Sussex
Show, Brighton,

1st East Surrey Show,
Croydon.

1st West Surrey Show.
Guildford.

2d Tring Show.

2d Royal Show, Glou-
cester.

V. H. C, Royal Coun-
ties Show, Reading.
1910.

1st East Surrey Show,
Reading.

1st Tring Show.

2d Royal Counties S.,
Winchester.

3d Bath and West
Counties Show,
Rochester.

3d Sussex Show, East-
bourne.

3d Oxfordshire Show,
Oxford.

Bonita 2d,

P. 6358, C.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C, C.i

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
' cows . (See other
pedigrees for partial
list of his tested
daughters, or front
page A.)

Among his many pr.-
winning sons is Emi-
nent 2d, 1st State's
prize over Jersey,
'01 and '02 (with his
progeny) ; sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,000.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P, 3746, H. C.
(7S475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st over Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '05.

Reserve over Jer. with
progeny, Apr., '07.

1 st pr. , Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion ,
St. Saviour-G r o u-
ville, '05.

He was sold on the Is-
land for the highest
price ever paid in
Jersey up to that
time; purchased by
Mr. Percival Rob-
erts, Jr., Narberth,
Pa.

He has sired a long list
of prize winners and
27 butter test daugh-
ters, among the lat-
ter being:

Sultan's Figgis, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 536
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
1 year, 2 years old.

S u 1 1 a n's Handsome
Lass, in Register of
Merit, 534 lbs. 1 oz.
butter in 1 year, 4
years old.

Honeysuckle 2d,
P. 8768, H. C.

Reserve over Jersey,
Class 3, 37 entries,
and Parish prize,
Aug., '01.

Parish prize, Aug., '02.

Now named Golden
Honeysuckle,
210891, entered in
Register of Merit,
Class A, 562 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in 1 yr.,
9 years old; served
99 per cent, of per-
fect scale of points.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the
Island.

L Bonita. P. 4777, C.

f Boyle. P. 1559, II. C.

\ Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.
He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow,
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. li ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.
1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.
t 1st prize over the Is-
land, May. '01; 1st
and Sweepstakes,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01 ; 1st and
Sweepstakes and
Champion, Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04. She was
sold to "Gedney
Farm" for $2,350,
and is full sister to
Golden Sultana, the
St. Louis winner,
who is dam of the
sensational bull, Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.

Golden Marquis,
P. 2615, C.
(614261, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Peter and
Cham, winner over
St. Mary, St. Peter
and St. Ouen. '00.

3d State's prize with
h i s progeny, Apr.,
'01.

Sold in our '02 auction
for $500.

Sire of 10 tested cows,
including:

Golden Honeysuckle,
in Register of Merit,
562 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in I year, at 9
years old.

Romeril's Primula, 16
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
7 days.

Claudia, public butter
test, Tunbridge
Wells Show, Eng-
land, Aug., '04, 1 lb.
10* ozs. in 24 hours,
4 years old.

Sire of several prize
winners, and of the
bull, Arthur's Gold-
en Marquis, 61428,
who has 3 daughters
in Register of Merit.

Honeysuckle,

P. 6337, C.

Jumper, P. 1087, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, II. C.
(See below.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
15732h, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See above.)

Sultaue 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

4th over Jer., '89.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Dam of Golden Sul
tana, winner 3d pr
at the great St
Loins S., Sept., '04,
and sold in our '10
auction for $3,700
her son. Sultana's
Oxford Lad, selling
at same time for
$11,100.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1 st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. loi ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
1 V ozs.

Golden Kola. 127232,
17 lbs. 8i ozs.

And 25 other tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.

Jersey Lily,

P. 4004, C.
2d pr., St. Peter.
Dam of Nizam, 1st St.
Peter, '97.

Prince Romulus,
P. 798, C.

Evcrton King,

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

[ Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

'88.
'88.

2d pr. over Jer., u
2d H. B. pr. ov. J.,
2d Lon. Dairy S.,

Cctcwayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103, 19

lbs. 10 ozs.

Venus 2d, P. 400, C.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.
Sire of 4 tested cows.

Irene, P. 683, H. C.

Whitcheart, F. 2049.C.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen.

2d over Jersey, '70.

f Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C
Sire of a remarkable

lot of dairy cows.
His daughter, Lady
Rose, P. 3962, H.C.
winner of Par. prize,
Aug., '97, is dam of
Sultan's Golden
Rose, 213891. with
a public butter test
of 1 lb. 145 ozs. in
24 hours, entered in
Register of Merit.

Golden Lass 4th.
[ P. 2447, H. C

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

1 lb. 14j ozs. butter.

Out of the same dam
as Golden Lad 2d.
sire of Golden Lad's
Mermaid, sold at our
auction. May, '02,
for $1,100; Golden
Lad's Blue Belle,
sold at our auction.
May. '03, for $1,725;
and many other cele-
brated animals, in-
cluding Orlando, P.
2535, H. C

Icnnie's Prince,
P. 1073, C-

Lady Baroness,
F. 2514, H. C

King Romulus,
P. 529, H. C.

[ Coomassie's Niece,
F. 3214, H. C

Rival. P. 146, C

Venus, P. 241, C

Romulus, P. 181, C.
2d St. Peter, '78.
3d Lon. Dairy Show.

Musique, F. 1096, C.

Due to calve April 29, 1916, by Oxford Sultan of Oalkands, P. 5182, H. C, a son of the distinguished Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C, and out of Noble Sultane of Oaklands, P. 17281, H. C, the latter a daughter of Noble of Oaklands, 95700, and
Sultanne of Oaklands, P. 11017, H. C. Sultanne of Oaklands has a public butter test of 1 lb. 13 ozs. in 24 hours, 68 days after
calving. She is dam of the bull, Blue Sultan, 8S06, E. H. B., who produced Goddington Noble, imported by "Linden Grove"
in 1913 for Ehnendorf Farms. Sultanne of Oaklands is by Flying Fox, and out of the same dam as Sultan of Oaklands, P. 3746,
H. C. (see above).

Tattoo 57

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 68. Heifer. FERN'S NOBLE CHRISTMAS GIFT, 307243, A. J. C. C.

lircd by Ph. J. Bree. Grouville, Island of Jersey.

]i..rn i Ictober 5. 1913.

Imported (in dam) January 28, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

Knsket and belly white; white tip tu black tongue;
black-and white snitch.

A glossy "black." like her splendid dam. of great
sca'.e and dairy development; sp.endidiy ribbed
barrel, deep and wide, strong loin; broad hips; long
rump; udder extending away forward on belly, with
good sized and well-placed teats. Note the great
butter family from which she is descended on her
dams side. Few heifers have better backing in
this respect. Her dam a 22-quart cow, her grandam
with a great public butter test, and third dam the
Silver Medal cow Nursie, who is out of the butter
test cow Speckled Band. She is a double grand-
daughter of Noble of Oaklands. bringing Lady
Viola, with her 2 lb. 12 oz. public test, twice in
the third remove.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows
in '14 and '15. in-
cluding the National
Dairy Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P.
19097. H. C. (im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" last fall),
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter in 361
days.

Fern Beauty, P. 18914,
H. C, also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. \4\ ozs.
butter in 313 days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C., also of this im-
portation, made as
a two-year old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.

Sire of numerous win-
ners, including:

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries.
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3-year-old
heifer. Senior and
Grand Champion,
Hutchinson, Kan.,
'15; 1st at Kansas
State Fair, '15.

Fern's Noble Maid, 1st
senior heifer calf, 24
entries, and Junior
Champion, Forest
City (Ohio) Fair.
'14; 1st at Ohio S.
Fair, '14.

Dam

NOBLE'S CHRIST-
MAS NURSIE,

289453, A. J. C. C.

(CHRISTMAS

NURSIE,
P. 15215, H. C.)

A 22-quart cow.

Sold in our '14 auction
for the "bargain"
price of $375, to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Falfurrias, Texas.

She is full sister to
Noble's Nurse,
253821, in Register
of Merit, 440 lbs. 7
ozs. butter in one
year, as a two-year-
old.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909. H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize. 07.

1st over Jersey w ith
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for £15.000,

Among his 3 7 tested
daughters are:

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit. 486
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Sire of 28 bulls with
official test daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
a "Linden Grove"
service bull who has
1 1 tested daughters.

More than 200 1st prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Nurse Agatha,

P. 12117, C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '14, 2 lbs. 12
ozs. in 24 hours, 44
lbs. 14 ozs. milk, at
9 years old.

Dam of Noble's Nurse,
253821, in Register
of Merit. She pro-
duced at Elmendorf
Farm, Lexington,
Ky., in one year, be-
ginning as a 2-year-
old, 440 lbs. 7 ozs.
butter, from 6,291
lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk.
She is dam of Boy's
Nursie. 276390, win-
ner of 1st prize, Jr.
yearling heifers,
Nat. Dairy Show.
'12; 1st prize and
Junior Champion, Il-
linois State Fair, '13;
and many other
prizes.

f Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Gamboge's Knight,
95698. sire of 41
tested cows; sold in
our 1 1 auction for
$6,700; sire of 4 pro-
ducing bulls, includ-
ing Oxford You'll
Do.

Halloween's Fox, P.
3631, H. C sire of
10 tested cows.

Trial of Oaklands, P.
3644. H. Cm ^nd
Beechland's Cham-
p.on. P. 3599, H.C.,
each sire of 6.

Trial 2d of Oaklands,
P. 3809. H. C, Tom
Fox of St. Martin.
67258. and Agatha's
Blue Fox, 69634.
each sire of 4 tested
cows.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham.. St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show. '05.

Sire of 27 tested cows.

Combination. P. 3744,
H. Cm 1st prize over
Jersey, May, 06; 1st
prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr.. '09, in compe-
tition with Beauvoir
King, Plymouth
Lad and other bulls.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
1st over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May. '11; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May. '09, 2 lbs. I*
ozs., 83 days in milk.

And many other win-
ners.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Golden Fern's Niece,
203634, A. J. C C

(Nursie,
P. 8692, C, J. H. B.)

Silver Medal in public
butter test. May, '06.

She made the phenom-
enal test of 2 lbs. 7*
ozs. of butter in 24
hours in the public
butter test on the
Island show grounds,
being 300 days in
milk at time of test
and within 90 days
of calving.

She sold in our '07
auction for $2 ,200 to
Mr. A. B. Lewis; her
bull calf by Mabel's
Raleigh sold at same
sale for $1,1 00 to the
late Mr. George
Aitken, then man-
ager of Billings
Farm, Woodstock,
Vt.

She is dam of Golden
L e d a's Nursie,
213594. that we sold
to Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney for
$1,000. and who
made an official rec-
ord of 567 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in 1 year,
from 10.069 lbs. 4.8
ozs. milk (entered in
Class AA).

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C)
Champion winner over

the Island. Aug., '99.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

O u c e n. 870.5 lbs.

butter. 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter. 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-

wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold, 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk, 1

year.

| Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432,H.C.,J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700 to
Mrs. M. M. Patter-
son, Port Kennedy,
Pa.

Spring Jack,

P. 2332. H. C.
Sire of

F a u v i c ' s Sapphire,
Certificate of Merit,
1 lb. 12 ozs., 189
days in milk.

Nursie, winner of Sil-
ver Medal. 2 lbs. 7*
ozs., 300 days in
milk.

Lady Netina, Certifi-
cate of Merit, 2 lbs.
34 ozs., 52 days in
milk.

Yulan, Certificate of
Merit, 2 lbs. 8^ ozs.
Yulan is dam of Ox-
ford Lass of the Is-
land, butter test, 14
lbs. 4 ozs. in 7 days;
and she in turn is
dam of Oxford In-
tense, 213693, Reg-
ister of Merit. No.
818, authenticated
record, 327 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in one
year.

And 2 others with
splendid public but-
ter tests.

His half brother.
Spermfield Owl,
57088, also sired
Spermfield Owl's
Eva, 1,168 lbs. . 8
ozs. butter. 16,457
lbs. 6.4 ozs. milk, in
one year.

Out of same dam as
Owl's Lassie, 155973,
who has 2 sons with
daughters in the
Register of Merit.

Speckled Band,
P. 6052, H. C.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test, M a y,
'97, 2 lbs. 3i ozs.,
140 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test, M a y,
'98, 1 lb. 14i ozs.,
165 days in milk.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of [
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d.
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881. H. C
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C {
Forfarshire, P. 2914,

H. C.
3 Champion winners.
Four of her get have

sold in our auction

sales at an average

of $2,762.50.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C. ■

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. Cm
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Tambour,

P. 1872, H. C.

Spermfield Lassie,
P. 5099, C.

Certificate of Merit, 2
lbs. £ oz., 44 days in
milk.

Dam of Spermfield
Owl, 57088 (Register
of Merit, No. 8), sire
of 36 daughters in
the Register with
authenticated yearly
records, among
them:

Spermfield Owl's Daw-
son, 740 lbs. 3 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's
Maid, 700 lbs.

Spermfield Owl's Vic-

t tor R., 698 lbs. 5
ozs.

Spermfield Owl's
Duchess, 686 lbs. 1
oz.

Owl's Mertha's Duch-
ess, 680 lbs. 7 ozs.

Owl's Golden Queen,
668 lbs. 7 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's C
Tones, 660 lbs. 8 ozs.

Owlettina. 609 1 b s.
13.2 ozs.

Spermfield Owl's Eva.
602 lbs. 2 ozs.

Owl's Grand Duchess.
576 lbs. 3 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C
Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year,
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

Creamer's Villaise 2d,l
P. 2607, C

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all prize
winners over the
Island.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C,
2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. prize. '94.
Her dam is half sister

to E m i n e n C e. V

7124, H. C.

Sarabond. P 797. H.C.

He was sold to go to
Fran c e when 1 2
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette4th. P. 2128.C.
Had few equals as a

dairy cow in her day

on the Island.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d. 2

lbs. 1 i ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence.

122506. 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881. H. Cm
now named
Sultana's Rosette.
149740. A. J. C C.

Wonder Lad.

P. 1390. H. C.
1st over Jersey. '91

Tambourette,

L 7704. H C

Sir Julius.

P. 1547. H. C.
1st prize. St. Brelade.
'91. '92.

Spermlight 2d,

P. 4157, H C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097. 21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate. 122509. 20
lbs. 10i ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad. 18 lbs.
l£ ozs.

Golden Kola. 127232,
17 lbs. 8i ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150. 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

Golden Ora. 127228. 16
lbs. l£ ozs.

And 23 others.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Aster's Pride,

P. 676, H. C.

Creamer's Villaise,
F. 6349, C.

Due October 4, 1916, by Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120S3S, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's
Golden Jollv, S6180, strong in the blood of Ladv Viola and Golden Sultana, through two lines. His dam, Sultana's Golden
Viola, 240363, is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506, out of Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters of
Golden Jollv, being 'full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120S3S.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in The Jersey Bulletin, April 12, 1916.)

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THE WINNERS OF PREMIER HONORS, BOTH MALE AND FEMALE,

AT SEVEN OUT OF NINE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOWS,

WERE OF "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD,

Our recent advertisement, announcing that seven out of nine Grand Champion Females at the National Dairy Show for Nine
Successive Years were of "Linden Grove" blood, has brought up the question, How about the bulls? It is with no little
satisfaction we are able to make the same relative statement about the Grand Champion bulls, as about the cows.

Since the National Dairy Show was inaugurated in 1906, nine exhibitions were held annually until 1915.

SEVEN OF THE NINE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALES

AT NINE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOWS

WERE OF "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD, VIZ,:

1906 EMANON, 52299, son of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, who ruled for five years at "Linden Grove" and died here.
Emanon had 75 per cent, same blood as Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C, who was sold in our 1905 auction for $10,000.

1907— IMP. BROOKHILL FOX, 65303, son of Champion Flying Fox, 61441, who sold in our 1902 auction for $7,500. Flying
Fox is a son of Golden Fern's Lad, above.

1908— ROYAL MAJESTY, 79313, sold in our 190S auction, on a rainy day, for $1,000. We always said Majesty was a ten-thou-
sand-dollar bull, though he brought only $4,000 after leaving "Linden Grove." His sire, Oxford Lad, son of Flying
Fox, spent his last days here.

1910— RALEIGH'S FAIRY BOY, 83767, sold in our 1909 auction for $8,200, to Mr. C. I. Hudson. His sire, Eminent's Raleigh,
69011, is a son of Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C, referred to above.

1911— SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY, 86180, bred and owned at "Linden Grove," who died here March 31, 1916. His sire is a
grandson, and his dam a daughter, of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

1912— FONTAINE'S CHIEFTAIN, 97158, his sire and dam both imported by "Linden Grove"; the former being Noble of Oak-
lands, 95700 (sold in our 1911 auction for $15,000), and the latter, a daughter of Eminent's Raleigh.

1913— NOBLE'S EMINENT LAD, 113642, son of Noble of Oaklands, 95700, out of a daughter of Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C.

(And the Grand Champions of 1909 and 1914 were not so far off from "Linden Grove"; in 1909 the winner was a grandson of
Golden Fern's Lad, and the 1914 Grand Champion was by a son of Mabel's Raleigh, who had the same dam as Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, above. We owned Mabel's Raleigh at the time of his death on the Island.)

SEVEN OF THE NINE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALES

AT NINE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOWS

WERE OF "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD, VIZ.:

1907— GOLDEN FERN'S SENSATION, Grand Champion cow— sold in our 1903 auction for $530. We recently repurchased
her in the Elmendorf Farm auction, and she is now at "Linden Grove," seventeen years old.

1908— JOLLY LADY OF BEECHWOOD, Grand Champion cow— sold in our 1908 auction for $510. She has a son by Majesty
(sold in our 190S auction for $1,000) that has four daughters in Register of Merit.

1909— MAJESTY'S OXFORD LASS, Grand Champion cow — sold in our 1909 auction for $510. She has several prize winning
sons, and a daughter that sold in our 1911 auction for $1,750.

1911— GREAT SCOT'S CHAMPION, Grand Champion cow— sold in our 1907 auction for $1,750. She is dam of the First Prize
Senior yearling heifer at National Dairy Show, 1913, and other winners.

1912— GAMBOGE'S TIDDLEDYWINK, Grand Champion cow— sold in our 1911 auction for $1,750. She is the second highest
testing daughter of Gamboge's Knight, 744 lbs. 14 ozs. butter in one year.

1913— ULA OF FAIR ACRES, Grand Champion female— by a son of Noble of Oaklands, who sold in our 1911 auction for $15,000,
and now has 37 official test daughters and 28 sons with official test daughters.

1914 — NOBLE'S JOLLY NORA, Grand Champion female, bred at Elmendorf Farm; by Noble of Oaklands, above; dam, a daugh-
ter of Aleonora, who produced Combust, sold in our auction for $700; etc.

(Golden Fern's Sensation, Majesty's Oxford Lass, Great Scot's Champion, and Gamboge's Tiddledywink are all Register of Merit
Cows.)

The Above is a "Reminder" for Those Expecting to Exhibit at the 1916 National Dairy Show, in Springfield, Mass., Next Fall.

We will offer the same sort of material, not only individually, but in breeding — and Golden Fern's Lad shows his face in almost
every pedigree. Almost all of the "National" Grand Champions were close descendants of "the Old Plum Tree." The
late Hon. A. M. Bowman declared that "the closer you stay with Golden Fern's Lad, the better." It is not surprising
that so many breeders, in writing us for stock, are anxious for the blood of Golden Fern's Lad as closely as it can be had
in the pedigrees. It makes us appreciate all the more, those great Golden Fern's Lad cows still in the "Linden Grove" herd
(in "cold storage").

569

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 69- Cow.

SULTAN'S COCOTTE, 252146, A. J. C. C.

(P. 13662, H. C.)
WINNER OF SECOND PRIZE, ST. SAVIOUR SHOW, ISLAND OF JERSEY, 1910.
ENTERED IN REGISTER OF MERIT, CLASS A, 434 LBS. 8 OZS. BUTTER IN ONE YEAR, FROM 6,820 LBS. 4.8 OZS.

MILK, 5 YRS. 10 MOS. OLD.

Bred by C Quenault, St. Saviour. Island of Jersey.

Horn April 2, 1906.

Imported September 20, 1910, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except dot on belly near brisket; white
tongue; black switch.

A handsome, capacious mulberry fawn, the type
of her illustrious ancestress. Agatha of Oaklands;
very deep, wide, well-ribbed body; strong back,
broad at loins, with wide, prominent hips and great
length of rump; intelligent head, great soft "pop"
eyes and dished face; splendidly set tail, with beauti-
ful switch; tremendous udder when fresh, very deep,
attached high behind, full in front, with great large
teats. She is a splendid breeder. One of her
heifer calves sold in our '11 auction for $310, to Mr.
W. R. Spann. Another, Fontaine's Cocotte, 252245,
sold in our ' 1 1 auction for $390 to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
of Texas, won 2d prize for "dry" yearlings at the
Waterloo and National Dairy Shows. '11, in large
classes. Another daughter, Noble's Cocotte, 276393.
bred at Elmendorf Farm, won four 1st prizes in '12
as a calf, and Junior Championship at National
Dairy Show, also two 1st prizes in '13, including 1st
at Waterloo, 16 entries; and other prizes. She is
the dam of an excellent yearling, Sensation's Cocotte,
326760, and a heifer calf, Goddingtou's Cocotte,
342503, whose pedigrees will be found on following
pages. We sold Sultan's Cocotte in our '11 auction
for $950. to Elmendorf Farm, where we repur-
chased her in 1915.

Sire.
SULTAN OF

OAKLANDS,
P.3746, H.C.

(78475, A.J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr.. '06;
and other Island prs.

He has sired a long
list of prize winners
and 27 butter test
daughters, including:

Sultan's Dorcas. 604
lbs. 7 ozs.

Sultan's Figgis, 536
lbs. 4 ozs.

S u 1 1 a n's Handsome
Lass, 534 lbs. 1 oz.

Sultan's Gleenie, 528
lbs.

Sultane's Belle. 519
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Lady Algeria of Oak-
lands, 515 lbs. 3 ozs.

Also sire of 7 bulls with
tested daughters.

Among the 1st prize
winners he has sired
are:

Campanile's Sultan.
Championship over
New Zealand and
many other prizes.
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Dark
Beauty, 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th, P. 15037. H.C),
1st over Jer.. Aug.,
'10; sold in our '1 1
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater.
Texas, for whom she
won in the fall of
'11.6 1st prizes and
4 Grand Champion-
ships at most im-
portant shows.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Gamboge's Knight, P.
3645. H. C, sire of
41 tested cows; sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $6,700.

Combination, P. 3744.
H. C, 1st prize over
Tersey, May, *06.
Sire of 17 butter
tested cows.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01.

1st and Sweepstakes,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01.

1 st and Sweepstakes
and Cham. , Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney Farm" for
$2,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner, who is dam
of the sensational
bull, Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly, 86180, win-
ner of Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Ch'cago, 11.

Dam of Sultane of
oaklands, P.
11017, H. C, public
butter test, 1 lb. 13
ozs. in 24 hrs. ; dam
of the bull. Blue
Sultan, 8806, E. H.
B., who sired God-
dington Noble,
whose pedigree ap-
pears on page 7 1 ,
following.

Dam

f Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C

(Flying Fox.

P. 2729. H. C)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In s a m e
sale three of his heif-
ers on first calf aver-
aged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2J
ozs.. 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. £ oz.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2£ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl,
15 lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 20 other tested
cows.

Agatha of Oaklands,

162101, A. J. C C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H. C, J. H.B.)
Official butter test. 2

lbs. l£ ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey weight,

being in milk 142

days.
Sold in our '02 auction

for $1,700, to Mrs.

M. M. Patterson, Pt.

Kennedy, Pa.

Golden Fern's Lad.

P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.
Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.
(See above.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.

Dam of Uncle Peter. P.
2115, H. C. sire of a
remarkable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Her daughter. Golden
Sultana, won third
prize at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept..
'04; and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700; her son. Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
selling for $11,100.

Her sire, Cicero, 7657,
A. J. C. C. (P. 266.
H. C-), was imported
by us and sold in our
'82 auction for
$3,100. He is the
sire of many famous
animals.

EMINEM'S COCOTTE, 213903, A. J. C. C.

(P. 10329, H. C.)

Sold in our *08 auction to Mr. Geo. W. Sisson, Jr., Potsdam. N. Y., for $320-

Entered in Register of Merit. Class AA, 491 lbs. 10 ozs. butter in 1 year.
from 7.772 lbs. 3.2 ozs. milk, at 8 yrs. 4 mos. old.

Scored 93 per cent, of perfect scale of points.
Dam of

Sultan's Cocotte. 252146. in Register of Merit. Class A. 434 lbs. 8 ozs. but-
ter, 6.820 lbs. 4.8 ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. 10 mos. old.

Raleigh's Cocotte, 213998, sold in our '08 auction for $310, as a yearling,
to Mr. A. O. Auten, Jersewille, 111.

Due to calve August 1:5, 1916, by the splendid sire, Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize over the Island,
April, '11, shown with his progeny. The high class of the
progeny of Oxford You'll Do place him in the front rank among
prepotent sires. What would a bull call be worth, by him out of
this Register of Merit cow. to head a herd ? (Sce'front pages
for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P, 4075, H. C.)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son.
Flying Fox, sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 auction sale
for $10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C C
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st over Jersey, '98.
Has 5 producing sons.

Ravachol. P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered before his
value as a sire was
known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands.

P. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Cicero. P. 266. H. C.

Sire of Lady Long-
field, 23524. 20 lbs.
1 3 ozs. ; and 8 others.

Also sire of Count
Cicero, F. 398, H.
C. (as above).

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70
1st pr., St. Saviour/70.
1st II. B., 71.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Sire of Eminent's
Honeymoon, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 592
lbs. 12 ozs. butter in
one year.

And 80 others.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all prize
winners over the Is-
land. *

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.
2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.

Rosette 4th.

P. 2128. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d. 2

lbs. l£ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox.
(See above. )

Courage, P. 1813. C-
One of the best sons of
Golden Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

f Happy, P. 211, C.
Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise. 15789,
17 lbs. 8 J ozs.

[ Fleur de I'Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan. F. 58. H. C-
1st p. over Jer., '67, "68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Gulden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(Sec above.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little E in i n e n c c,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land. 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter.
Golden Leda, won
first over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls. Stockwell,
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc.

Satisfaction, P. 3127,
H. C, 3d over Jer.,
'89.

Eminent 2d, P. 2532.
H. C, sire of 81
tested cows.

Fortescue,

P. 766, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '86.
1st ov. Jer., '87, '88.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Tootsie. P. 3214. H. C-
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C

Brown Fern 2d.
P. 1944. H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C
2d pr. over Jer-, '70.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582, C.

Rosette 2d,

F. 943, H. C.
1st prize at Grouville

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.

Oxford Dahlia.

P. 2588. H. C.
Winner of 7 1st prizes
in England.

Sarabond. P. 797, H.C.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Rose,

P. 3787, H. C.
Milked as high as 20
quarts.

Yertumnus,

P. 161. H. C.
1st pr., Trinity. '77.
Sire of 4 tested co%vs in
America.

Garenne, F. 1575, H.C.

A 20-quart cow.

Dam of Young Ga-
renne. 13641, 19 lbs.
8 ozs.

Prince of Wales.

1st pr. over Jer.. '65.

2d Eng. Roy., '65.

Flower. F. 53. H. C.

Traveler, P. 280. C
Sire of Clubs 2d. 16725,

butter test. 14 lbs.

7 ozs. in 7 days. JTOSJ

lbs milk, at 8 years

old.

Brow ii Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944. H. C.
dam of Aurea. P.
8693. H. C. (n o w
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin. 252122).
public butter test.
May. '07. 2 lbs. 5 J
ozs.. 65 days in milk.
Brown Fern 2d is
also dam of Golden
Fern. P. 4711. H. C,
the dam of Golden
Fern's Lad (above).

Boniface, F. 399, C

Lily 2d, P. 115, H.C.

Daughter of Welcome,
F. 166. H. C.

Nothing could tempt the

Cocotte, F. 8300, H. C.

Cocotte was one of
the handsomest
and best dairy cows
the Island ever pro-
duced, also a remarkably good breeder.
owner of Cocotte to name a price on her.

She has 6 great daughters, four of them tested, including the highest tested
daughter of Oxford Lad, and all imported by "Linden Grove." Three of
her daughters and a granddaughter are in the Register of Merit. She
is grandam of Sensational Fern, 75924, sold in our '07 auction, at 8 mos.
old, for $10,200, who now has 12 daughters in the Register of Merit.
and several sons with tested daughters. Five of her daughters have
been sold in our auctions for an average of $904; 3 granddaughters and a
grandson of Cocotte have been sold injour auctions 'Jor aniaverage of
S3, 01 5. (See page 71 for further.particulars regarding the great cow,
Cocotte.~F. 8300. H. C.)

Tattoo E 192

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 70. Heifer.

SENSATION'S COCOTTE, 326760, A. J. C. C.

Bred by Estate of J. B. Haggin, Lexington, Ky.

Born September 29, 1914.

Solid color, except small spot on left stifle and on
right flank; white tongue; black switch.

A handsome glossy "black," with few white
markings; a heifer of high finish and rare breeding;
back straight and strong, broad at loins, with thin,
well-set tail and good switch; beautiful development
of udder, with large and perfectly placed teats.

Sire
SENSATION'S

NOBLE,
118176.

A splendid bred son of
Noble of Oaklands,
having for dam one
of the grandest cows
ever imported from
the Island of Jersey.
She sold at auction
for $2,250.
He has 75 per cent,
same blood as the
bull, Golden Fern's
Noble, P. 4570, H.
C, who won 7 first
prizes at the Royal
Shows on the Island,
and whose get have
won 5 or more first
prizes for "get of
sire' ' at important
shows, including the
National Dairy
Show, in '14. Gold-
en Fern's Noble was
by Noble of Oak-
lands, out of a
daughter of. Golden
Fern's Lad.
We shall sell in this
auction some of the
best daughters of
Golden Fern's
Noble, including the
great young butter
cow, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, whose
milk tested an aver-
age of 6.1 per cent,
fat, and who pro-
duced as a two-year-
old, in the official R.
J. A. S. test on the
Island, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter, 7,103
lbs. milk, in 361
days.

Dam

SULTAN'S

COCOTTE,

252146, A. J. C. C.
(P. 13662, H. C.)

A daughter of Sultan
of Oaklands, 78475,
sire of 27 tested
cows, out of a daugh-
ter of Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C, sire
of 81. Her dam is
one of 6 great daugh-
ters of the wonder-
ful cow, Cocotte, F.

^ 8300, H. C.

She won 2d prize at
St. Saviour Show,
Island of Jersey, '10.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '11 auction for
$875 to Elmendorf
Farm, Lexington,
Ky., and repurchas-
ed by us in the 15
Elmendorf auction.

Entered in Register of
Merit, Class A, 434
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in
1 year, from 6,820
lbs. 4.8 ozs. milk, at
5 yrs. 10 mos. old.
(See opposite page for
extended pedigree.)

f Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C. (95700,
A. J. C. C.)
1st pr., St. Saviour, '07.
1st pr., Royal Show, '10, for bull and 5 female

progeny.
He sold in our '11 auction for $15,000, at same

time his dam sold for $7,000.
Noble of Oaklands and his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull show, Island of Jer., April,
'10. At the bull show, Apr., '11, sons of Noble
of Oaklands won 2 out of 4 first prizes.
At the National Dairy Show. Chicago, '11,
the special pr. ($250) for •■get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex, irrespective of age or
ownership," was won by 3 of his sons and 5
daughters.
More than 200 first prs. and Championships
stand to the credit of Noble of Oaklands and
his get, so far as the records have been tabu-
lated.
Sire of 37 butter tested cows, 31 of them in
Register of Merit with authenticated tests,
including:
Noble's Golden Chance, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.
Noble's Golden Pride, 443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.
Noble's Nurse, 440 lbs. 7 ozs.
Noble's Beautiful Lily, 414 lbs. 7 ozs.
Noble's Beautiful Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.
Brown Bess of Grouville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.
St. Clement's Noble Maid, 394 lbs. 10 ozs.
Noble of Oaklands has 28 sons with official test
daughters — more producing bulls than any
other sire excepting Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C,
who has 43 sons with tested daughters. Both
were imported by "Linden Grove" and sold
in our auctions.
Among the sons of Noble of Oaklands are:
Noble's Jolly Sultan, P. 4156, H. C. (97181,
A. J. C. C), winner of 1st prize. Class 8, 23
entries, Royal Show, August, '10, and the
''Voisin Special" prize (Championship), Aug.,
'10; 1st prize, Class 3, 9 entries. Royal Show,
April, '10; 1st prize aged bull, 8 entries,
National Dairy Show, '11. He is the sire of
1 1 official test cows. We shall sell some of
the daughters of Noble's Jolly Sultan in this
auction that will open the eyes of breeders.
Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C. (See notes

at left.)
Fontaine's Chief, P. 4153, H. C. (Fontaine's
Chieftain, 97 158), 1st prize, Class S, 20 entries,
and Voisin Special (Championship), Royal
Show, Jersey, Aug., '09; besides many Cham-
pionships in America, including Grand Cham-
pionship at the National Dairy Show, '12.
Sire of 12 Official test cows, among them Imp.
White Heart, 272586, 711 lbs. 13 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 3£ years old.

I Golden Fern's Sensation, 173201.

(Lily's Legacy, P. 8675, H. C.)
1st prize, Sweepstakes and Reserve for Champion,

North Club Show, Jersey, '01.
Reserve, Class 4 (54 entries), Royal Show,

Jersey, May, '02.
Sold in our '03 auction for $530, to the late Mr.

N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky.
1st prize, Ohio State Fair, and other prizes in '03.
Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, and 2d in

aged class (25 entries), World's Fair, '04.
We paid $2,250 for her in the administrator's

sale of Mr. Berry's herd.
Grand Champion, Illinois and Tennessee State

Fairs, and National Dairy Show, '07.
Sold in our '10 auction for $1,550, to Elmendorf

Farm.
1st prize Register of Merit cow with 2 of her prog-
eny, National Dairy Show, '12.
Entered in Register of Merit, Class AA, 425 lbs.

butter in 1 year, in her 13th year.
We bought her in the Elmendorf auction, '15,
and she is now at "Linden Grove," in her ISth
year, safe in calf to Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C.

Dana of
Viola's Sensation, 239334, sold in our '10 auction
for $1,125; in Register of Merit (AA), 365 lbs.
14 ozs. butter in 1 year, 2 yrs. 3 mos. old.
Sensational Stockwell, 86293, sold in our '10
auction for $700; Grand Champion, Trenton,
N. J., '12; and other prizes. Sire of Nursie's
Golden Beauty, in Register of Merit, 473 lbs.
8 ozs. butter in 1 year, 3 yrs. old.
Sultana's Sensation, 106675, sold as a yearling
by Elmendorf Farm to Mr. J. E. Evans,
Muldon, Miss., for-$700.
Champion Sensation, 338708, sold in the Elmen-
dorf auction, '15, for $725, at 9 mos. old.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,

P. 3633, H. C.
A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, T e n n.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
He was shown at the
Nashville, Tenn.,
show, Oct., '07, in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown ; and
Prof. Scovell , who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville, Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."
Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 72314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex. ) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.
Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.
Sire of 4 bulls with 47
official test daugh-
ters.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize, Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,

• '05.

1st overEng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.
Dam of 4 butter test
cows; etc.

Golden Fern's Lad,
■ P. 2160, H. C.

Winner of 1 st prize
and Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and 31 test-
ed cows. (See other
pedigrees.)

Among his butter test-
ed daughters is Free-
dom , public butter
test, Tring, England,
2 lbs. 10 ozs. in 24
hours, 140 days in
milk; 1st prize over
England, Oxford-
shire, '99.

Red Lily,

P. 3542, H. C.

A magnificent dairy
cow, being a daugh-
ter of the famous
bull, "Count Wolse-
ley," a son of the
greatest cow the Is-
land ever produced,
and who sired a re-
markable lot of great
dairy cows.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, II. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 sale to
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "Gedney
F a r m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of

Caumais Lad. P. 2257,
H. C., sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,
H. C, and Guenon's
Lad, b o tph noted
sires.

Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5i
ozs.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.
Sire of

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, the unbeaten
Champion of many
shows ; sold in our
'02 sale to J. A.
Middelton. Shelby-
ville, Ky.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy [
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C. , who won 1 st over
Jersey, Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500.

Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested

in public butter test

on the Island, 2 lbs.

8$ ozs. in 24 hours.

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.

2i ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs.
Flying Fox's Rowena,

17 lbs. 24 ozs.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15

lbs. 7 ozs.
Flying Fox's Brown

Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.
(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)
Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our May, '06,
sale for $1,100.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is full sis-
ter to Golden Lad's
Fawn Duchess, that
tested 23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '88, '89.

2d over Jersey, '87, '89.
Sire of

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C, a great prize win-
ner, and dam of the
noted sires, Nun-
thorpe, The Owl and
Alicante's Boy.

Oxford Rose, P. 3787,
C, dam of Courage,
a great sire.

Oxford Lass, P. 3582,
C.

Gentille 3d, P. 879, C.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Wolseley, P. 401, H. C.

lstov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

1st pr. over Jer. Jubi-
lee Show, '83.

Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, '83.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1st pr., St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B., '71.
Bronze Medal at C. I.
Ex., '71.

Umpire 2d, P.232.H.C.
2d ov. Jer.and P.p. ,'80.
3d ov.Jer.and P. p. ,'81.

Gentille, F. 794, H. C.

Bred February 7, 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at
"Linden Grove," and not for sale at any price. When such breeders as Hon. Robert Fleming, Messrs. Ayer & McKinney,
Mr. R. A. Sibley, President E. A. Darling, of the American Jersey Cattle Club, and others, have their great cows bred to Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly, others may think it worth while to secure a little of his blood. (See front pages for picture and pedigree
of Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180, A. J. C. C.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, M\Y: 30, 1916.

No. 71. Heifer Calf.

GODDINGTON'S COCOTTE, 342503, A. J. C. C.

Bred by Estate of J. B. Haggin, Lexington, Ky.

Born September 11, 1915.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

A beautiful heifer, of rare breeding and high
quality; long, deep, well-ribbed body; neat head and
fine in bone; skin thin, and mellow as that of a mole;
straight back and beautifully set tail; udder develop-
ment promising, with unusually large and well-
placed teats. A show calf that will take some beat-
ing.

Blue Sultan. 8S06, E. H. B. -

f Sire

GODDINGTON

NOBLE,
121855, A.J. C. C.
10251, E. H. B.
Bred by A. Miller-
Hallett, Goddington,
Chelsfield, Kent,
England.
Imported by "Linden
Grove," and sold to
Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.
lie has 75 per cent.
same blood as Noble
of oaklands, 95700.

Dam

SULTAN'S

COCOTTE,

252146, A. J. C. C.
(P. 13662, H.C.)

2d prize, St. Saviour
Show, Island of Jer-
sey, '10.

Register of Merit,
Class A, 434 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 5 yrs. 1 0 mos. old.

Sold in our '1 1 auction
for $950, to Elmen-
dorf Farm, where
we purchased her in
'15.

Dam of

Noble's Cocotte.
276393, winner of
four 1st prizes in '12
as a calf, and Junior
Championship a t
National Dairy S. ,
also two 1 st prizes
in '13, including 1st
at Waterloo, 16
entries.

Fontaine's Cocotte,
252245, sold as a
calf in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $390, to Mr.
Ed. C. Lasater, of
Texas; winner of 2d
prize at Waterloo
and National Dairy
Shows, '11.

Noble's Lady Cocotte,
255217, sold as a
calf in our '12 auc-
tion for $310 to Mr.
W. R. Spann.

Sensation's C o c o t te,
326760, a superior
heifer, catalogued on
preceding page.

(See No. 69 for more
extended pedigree of
Sultan's C OC O 1 1 e,
252146.)

Very highly commended, Tunbridge Wells Show,
England, 06.

Half-brother (same sire) to Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C, who sold in our '11 auction
for $15,000.

To date we have record of more than 200 1st
prizes and Championships won by Noble of
Oaklands and his get, and the list is not com-
plete.

Noble of Oaklands and his sons won all 1 st
prizes at the bull show. Island of Jer., Apr.,
'10. At the bull show, Apr., '11, sons of
Noble of Oaklands won 2 out of 4 first prizes.

His prize winning get include Noble's Jolly
Sultan, 1st pr. over Jersey, Apr., '10; 1st and
Champion over Jer., Aug.. '10; 1st prize aged
bull, National Dairy Show, '11.

Lady Viola. P. 8463, H. C —

Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize, Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., '07.
Dam of

Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st
over Jersey for bull and progeny, April, '10.
He is the sire of a number of beautiful cows.
He was sold in our '11 auction for $15,000.
He has 37 tested daughters and 28 producing
sons.

She is also dam of 4 butter test cows, and of
the bull, Viola's Golden Jolly, 79313, sold in
our '09 auction for $11 ,000.

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit in
public butter test. May. '05, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39
days in milk, 4 years 1 month old.

Willoh's Rosy. P. 10444, H. C. (now named
Willoh's Lady Viola, 219486, A. J. C. C),
Certificate of Merit in public butter test, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, 4 years I month old.
She is the dam of five official tested daughters,
and of a 1st prize winner over the Island.

Poppy Viola, P. 10902. H. C. (now named Golden
Jolly's Lady Viola), that we imported in '06.
We rebought her at Mr. J. M. Overton's' sale,
'08, for $2,550. She is looked upon on the
Island as having made the most phenomenal
public butter test (taking into consideration
age and lactation) ever made, testing 1 lb. 15
ozs., 159 days in milk, being only 30 mos. old.
She made a private test at home of 2 lbs. 9
ozs. in 24 hours.

\ Agatha's Flving Fox.
P. 3256. H. C
1st over the Island in ;i

class of 44. '02.
1st over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sultan of Oaklands.

P. 3746, H. C.
Winner of 1st over Jer..

Apr., '06.
2d pr. and Par. pr.,

Apr., '05.
Reserve with progeny,

Apr., '07.
1st pr.. Sweepstakes,

Breeders' Cup and

Reserve Champion,

St. S a v i o u r-Grou-

ville, '05.
Sire of 27 tested cows,

and 7 producing

bulls.

Eminent's Cocotte,
213903, A. J. C. C.
(P. 10329, H. C.)

Sold in our '08 auction
to Mr. Geo. W.
Sisson, Jr., Pots-
dam, N. Y.

Register of Merit. Class
A, 491 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 1 year, at
8 yrs. 4 mos. old.

Dam of a Register of
Merit cow.

Her yearling heifer,
Raleigh's Cocotte,
213998. sold in our
'08 auction for $310,
to Mr. A. t ' Auten,
Jerseyville, 111.

Sultane's Snowdrop.
P. 8578, H. C.
(See above.)

Eminent 2d.

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent.

69631. A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 81
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Sire of 25 bulls with
tested daughters,
among them, Emi-
nent s Raleigh, 69
ol 1. sire of 4.x tested
cows, 24 of them in
Register of Merit.

Cocotte.

F. 8300, H. C.
\ « i indezful o.w.

i See notes at right. |

Blue Belle's Blue Fox.
P. 3633, II. C.

Sire of Noble of Oak-
lands, P. 3909. H. C.
(95700. A. J. C O,
1st St. Saviour Par.
prize, '07 ; 3d over
Jer., with progeny,
Apr., '08; 1st over
Jer., with progeny,
April, '10. Sold at
our '11 auction for
$15,000.

Sultane of Oaklands,
P. 11017, H. C.

Out of same dam as
Sultan of Oaklands.
P. 3746, H.C.(78475,
A. J. C. C).

Public butter test. 1
lb. 13 ozs. in 24
hours.

Her dam is full sister
to Golden Sultana,
146282. dam of the
sensational bull, Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly,
86180.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr., '98.
1st over Jer., Aug., '98.
Reserve over Jersey

and Par. prize, '00.
1st at Three-Parish

Show, '99.
Sire of Nobleman's

Lady Mary, sold in

our '02 sale to J. A.

Middelton, Shelby-

ville, Ky.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, II. C.

Champion winner at
St. S a v i u o r and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.
Sold in our '04 sale to

Mr. Howard Wilk-ts.

"Gedney Far m,"

White Plains, N. Y..

for $3,600.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

(See above.)

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01; 1st
and Sweepstakes,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01; 1st and
Sweepstakes and
Champion, Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04. Sold to
"Gedney Farm" for
$2,350.

Aristocrat.

P. 2280, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '98.
1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at

3-Par. Show. '97.
Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d

and Gipsy Maid 3d.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Flying Fox.

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island. Aug., '99.

Sold at our '02 sale

for $7,500.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946. H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow. milking 20 qts.

daily.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '85.
1st H. B. over Jer.. '85.
4th over Jer.. '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey. '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95.

'96. '97. '98.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test. 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in one

day.

Baron of St. John.
P. 1279, H. C.
His grandam, Lady

Useful. P. 796. H.C..

won 1st over Jer.

and Par. prize, '86.

Lugano. F. 7020. C.

Following is the record of six great daughters of COCOTTE. F. 8300, H. C.
all of them imported by "Linden Grove":

OXFORD COCOTTE. 235180 (P. 13134. H. C), Register of Merit. Class A.
724 lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 10,0^3 lbs. 12.8 <.zs. milk, at 8 yrs.
4 mos. old; tested at Bowmont Farms; sold in our '1 1 auction for Si .700.
to the late Hon. A. M. Bowman, Salem, Va. She is the highest testing
daughter of Oxford Lad.

EMINENT'S COCOTTE, 213903 (P. 10329, H. C). Register of Merit.
Class AA, 491 lbs. 10 ozs. butter, 7,732 lbs. 3.2 ozs. milk, at 8 yrs. 4 mos.
old; owned by Mr. Geo. W. Sisson, Jr., Potsdam, N. Y.; sold in our '08
auction for $320. to Mr. Sisson. Dam of Sultan's Cocotte. 252146 (P.
13662, H. C). Register of Merit, Class A, 434 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, 6.820
lbs. 4.8 ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. 10 mos. old; tested at Elmendorf Farm; sold
in our '11 auction for $950, to Elmendorf Farm, Lexington. Ky. (Sultan's
Cocotte is dam of the sensational prize winning heifer, Noble's Cocotte,
276393.)

RALEIGH'S REMARKABLE, 213988. Register of Merit. Class AA. 581
lbs. 9 ozs. butter, 8,097 lbs. 2 ozs. milk, at 4 yrs. 5 mos. old; tested at
Knollwood Farm; sold in our '08 auction for $350 to Mr. C. I. Hudson.
East Norwich. N. Y. Dam of Fairy Lad's Cocotte. 256324 (bred by Mr.
Hudson), Register of Merit, Class AA. 403 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 year.
6,281 lbs. 1.6 ozs. milk, at 2 yrs. 6 mos. old; tested at Allen Dale Farms.
Shelbyville, Ky.

FLYING FOX'S RUBY, 187445 (Flying Fox's Victress. P. 9083. H. C).
butter test, 20 lbs. 12 ozs. in 7 days, from 314 lbs. milk; winner of Re-
serve at Royal Show. Class 3. 36 entries, Aug., '03; sold in our '05 auction
for $750, to Mr. Bowman.

THE OWL'S SENSATION. 162128 (P. 8678. H. C). imported by -'Linden
Grove," and dam of Sensational Fern. 75924, who was bred here and sold
in our '07 auction for $10,200, at 8 mos. old. Sensational Fern now has
12 daughters in the Register of Merit, and several sons with Register
of Merit daughters. The Owl's Sensation was an outstanding winner
for the Blythwood Bowl at the Royal Show, Aug.. '02. but owing to an
accident, had to be milked before the judges passed on her.

NOBLE'S SENSATION. 252197 (P. 14844. H. C), sold from "Linden
Grove'' to Mr George Widcner. Elkins Park, Pa., for $1 .400. Mr.
Widener bred from her. Cocotte's Golden Noble, 120669. winner of 1st prize
for junior yearling bulls, and Junior Championship, at the Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '14. She is also the dam of Gamboge's Cocotte, 271385,
sold as a calf in our 12 auction for $600, to Mr. Howard Willets, owner
of Gedney Farm.

B328

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 72. Cow.

CASTOR'S BLACK BEAUTY, 353208, A. J. C. C.

Bred by M. G. De La Haye, St. Peter, Island of
Jersey.

Born February 10, 1908.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A splendid granddaughter of Golden Jolly, her dam
and grandam both Certificate of Merit winners in
public butter tests. A cow of wonderful stamina
and capacity, rich mulberry fawn, or "black," in
color; lovely head, prominent, lustrous eyes wide
apart and dished face; exceeding depth and girth of
barrel; straight, strong back; long rump and promi-
nent hips; hide richly colored, soft and exceedingly
mellow; tail beautifully set, thin and long, with
luxuriant black switch, udder of great size and soft
texture that milks away to "nothing"; long, beauti-
fully placed teats. A COW THAT CAN WORK
AND WIN.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921. H. C.

1st pr. and Champion,
North Show, '00.

Sire of Golden War-
rior, 1st over Eng.,
Royal S., '03; 1st
over Eng. and
Cham.. Dairy S., '03.

Golden Jolly has 24
butter test daugh-
ters, and 10 or more
producing sons, in-
cluding Viola's Gold-
en Jolly, 79314, sire
of Sultana's Golden
Sire Jolly, 86180.

GOLDEN CASTOR,
P. 3558, H.C.

Sire of
Imp. Mabella's Love,

231587, in Register

of Merit, Class A,

387 lbs. 6 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, from

5,879 lbs. 14.4 ozs.

milk, at 3 yrs. 1 1

mos. old.
Castor's Welcome, 253-

814, in Register of

Merit (A). 380 lbs. 9

ozs. butter in 1

year, from 6,748 lbs.

4.8 ozs. milk, at 3

yrs. 5 mos. old.

Castor's Belle 2d,
P. 7235, H. C.
Par. pr., Aug., '05.

Dam
T0UMARINE 2d,
F. 10145, H.C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May. '09, 1 lb. 7}
ozs. in 24 hrs., 154
days after calving.

Castor's Beau,

P. 2768, C.
Sire of

Lady Margate, P. 9193,
H. C. Silver Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '07, 2 lbs. i
oz., in 24 hours,
198 days in milk;
dam of 2 tested
cows.

Stella 5th, P. 10503,
C, dam o f Stella
You'll Do, 288310.
a Register of Merit
daughter of Oxford
You'll Do, 429 lbs.
15 ozs. butter in 1
year, at 4 years old,
and bought in our
'13 auction, as a
3-yr.-old, by those
critical judges,
I Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney. at the very
reasonable figure of
$500.

Toumarine,

F. 10000, H. C.

Certificate of Merit and
3d Goddington prize,
public butter test,
May, '08, 2 lbs. 3J
ozs. in 24 hrs.. 134
days after calving.

Due to calve May 11, 1916. by Fern's
Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of
Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for
whose extended pedigree, see No. 66.
The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble 2d is
Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, public
butter test, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford
Lad, P. 3123, H. C, and out of Oxford
Ever, P. 8370, H. C, who is also dam
of the celebrated bulls, Oxford You'll Do
and Oxford Knight, and the great cow,
Agatha's Oxford Lass.

(Snip Snap, F. 10482, H. C.)

Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden Fern's Lad, 65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and Championship, North Club

Show, 96 and '97.
Purchased by us for use at "Linden Grove "

w-hen 9 yrs. old, for $2,250.
Sire of many prize winners and tested cows.
Among his many prize winning sons is Flying

Fox, Champion winner over the Island, Aug.,
99; sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for

$7,500; sire of 24 tested daughters and many

prize winners.

Brookhill Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.
1st pr. and Champion winner over the Island
May, '98.

Snowdrop,

P. 1637, C.

Massilia's Lad,
P. 1986, C.

Castor's Belle,

P. 5019. C

Parish prize, May, '04.

(See above.)

Eurica.

P. 2468, C.

His grandam, Jersey
Lily, also produced
the bull Nizam,
whose son, Senator,
P. 2759, H. C, is
sire of Astor, P.
3042, H. C. 1st over
Jer., Aug., '02, and
Apr.. 03;andLeda's
Golden Lad, P. 3063,
H. C, 1st over Jer.
and 1st State's pr.,
'01, '02; 1st and
Sweepstakes, S t.
Martin Show, '01
and '02; 1st and
Champion, with
progeny. Western
Club, '05; sire of
many prize winners
and public test cows,
the latter including
D o r o t h y's Pearl,
Certificate of Merit
and 3d Goddington
pr., May. '07, 1 lb.
15 J ozs., 119 days in
milk.

Castor's Belle,

P. 5019, C.
Also dam of Castor's
Beau (below).

Angler 2d,

P. 2384, H. C.

By Angler, P. 1938.
H. C. 1st pr. and
Par. pr., '94, '95, '96;
out of Industry 5th,
P. 4311, C, 4th over
Jer. and Par. prize,
'03.

Angler is by Mourier
Boy. P. 1641, H. C.
(grandson of Wol-
seley, P. 401, H. C,
1st over Jer., '83,
'84, '85), out of Cy-
prus 2d, P. 699, H.
C.

Brune.

(Unregistered.)

. Massilia, P. 4005, H.C.

Castor 2d,

P. 1290, H. C.
4th over Jersey. '90.

Perrot's Pet,

P. 2095, C.

Nobleman.

P. 2071, C.

His dam won Parish
prize at Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '93.
She is a daughter of
Count Cicero, F.
398, H. C, who
sired the dam of
Sultana's Rosette,
149740, dam of
Ravachol. P. 2032,
C; John Bull, P.
2653, C; Uncle
Peter's Rosette, P.
7363, H. C; Ro-
sette's Golden Lad,
57498, A. J. C. C.J
Alicante. P. 3880,
H. C; Flying Fox,
P. 2729, H. C; For-
farshire; etc.

I Jersey Belle,

P. 6165, H. C.
Out of same dam as
Golden Marquis, P.
2615, C. (61426,
A. J. C. C), 1st St.
Peter and Champion
winner over St.
Mary. St. Peter and
St. Ouen, '00; 3d
State's prize, with
his progeny, Royal
Show, Apr., '01 ; sold
in our '02 auction
to Mr. L. L. Brad-
bury, of California;
and later headed the
great herd of Mr.
George A. Smith,
Corcoran, Cal.

Clarence,

P. 1494, H. C.

1st prize, St. Peter.

Sire of Golden Lily of
St. Mary, 162052,
A. J. C. C, 1st prize
over Jer., '98; 1st
prize over St. Mary,
'00; 1st prize over
St. Mary, '01 ; Sweep-
stakes over three
parishes, '01; dam
of Golden Mon
Plaisir, 59936.

Toumazine,

P. 4755, C.

Boyle, P. 1559. II. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is-
land.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3\ ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Out of same dam as
Aurea, P. 8693, H.
C, Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test, Oct., '03.

Jack Frost,

P. 1263, C.

. Lady Baroness,

F. 2514, H. C.

Reve D'or, P. 941, C.
Rhoda, F. 3071, C.

Castor, P. 870, H. C.
Ira's Pride, F. 6657, C.
Perrot, P. 342, C.

Blount Tempest,
F. 4799, C.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.
1st over Jer., '92.
1st H. B. ov. Jer., '92.
1st over Jer., Apr. and
Aug., '93.

Bossy 4th,

P. 1384, H. C.

Due. P. 1751, C.
Sire of

Fancy 2d. P. 6276, C,
butter test, 1 lb. 14}
ozs. in 24 hours. She
is grandam of Suc-
cessor, P. 2783, H.
C 2d over Jersey,
Aug.. '99, who sired
a number of public
butter test cows.

Rhoda's Last, 127230,
that tested at Bilt-
more Farms, at 10
years 6 mos. old, 18
lbs. 13 ozs. butter in
7 days, 289 lbs. 4
ozs. milk; 78 lbs. 6
ozs. in 30 days, 1,196 l
lbs. 4 ozs. milk; 150
lbs. 4% ozs. in 60
days, from 2,335 lbs.
12 ozs. milk.

Jersey Lily,

• P. 4004, C.
2d St. Peter.

Dam of
Nizam, 1st St. Peter,

'97.
Golden Marquis, 1st
St. Peter, '00.

Useful Lad,

P. 997, H. C.
2d over Jer., Aug., '88.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

(See below. J

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Lily's Prince.

P. 681, H. C.
1st over Jer , '86, '87.

. Laughing Maid,
F. 3023, C.

Happy Josephus,
P. 615, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '85.

Tulip 2d,

P. 1150, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '86.

Wolseley, P. 401, H. C.

St. John's Twist,

F. 6798, H. C.
2d St. Peter.

Bobby, P. 208, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '79.

Royal Beauty,
P. 390, C.

May Lad,

P. 1240. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.
1st H. B. and Parish
pr., '90.

Lowland Beauty,
F. 3971, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

And 29 others.

Rough Briar,

F. 2692, H. C.
1st prize winner at St.

Clement Show for

many years.

Jennie's Prince,
P. 1073, C.

Young Rosebay,
P. 2519, H. C.

1st St. Peter.

2d over Jersey.

Granddaughter
of Cicero, P. 266. H.
C, sire of 6 tested
cows in America,
and of Count Cicero,
grandsire of Golden
Lad.

Sir Thomas,

P. 1125, C.

Perrot's Pet,

P. 2095, C.
(See above.)

Lady Baroness,
F. 2514, H. C.

Paragon, P. 743, C.

Lady LTseful,

P. 796, H. C.
4th H. B. prize, '85.
[ 1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '86.

f Duke of Abercorn,
| P. 569. H. C.

I 1st over Jersey.

i Rosebay 2d,

P. 1116, H. C.
1st St. Lawrence.
Grandam of Golden
Rosebay, 157333.
sold at our '01 sale
for $2,775. .

Golden Nero,

P. 729, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '86.

I Monta l'Abbe Lily,
F. 6177, H. C.

B308

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 73. Cow.

YOU'LL DO JUILLETTE, 353269, A. J. C. C.

(P. 20240, H, C.)

Tired by J. P. Drelaud, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born November 20, 1912.

Imported October 30, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Brisket partly white, and other white markings;
black tongue and switch.

A mulberry fawn, of great stamina, with a few
splashes of white. A great dairy cow, from "end to
end." Intelligent looking head, with large, lustrous
eyes; thin, flat neck; very deep, long, capacious
barrel; strong back, wide at loins, with prominent
hips; very richly colored, mellow hide; thin, long
tail with beautiful switch; tremendous udder, of
beautiful shape, full in front, deep and attached
high behind, with large teats, squarely placed. An
< ixford You'll Do. beautifully bred, of the Sultanne
type and coloring.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of first prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, 11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

His daughter. Golden
Oxford Ivy, P.
18829. H. C, was
1st prize 2-year-old
over the Island of
Jersey (68 entries).
May, '14; 1st prize
3-year-old (76 en-
tries) and Theatre
Challenge Cup
(Championship
over the Island),
May, '15. She is
now in the "Linden
Grove" herd.

He has 21 or more offi-
cial test daughters.
You'll Do's Favor-
ite, 306639, sold in
our '14 auction for
$500, to Mr. E. T.
Bedford, Green's
Farms, Conn., is
now under official
test, and will pro-
duce 900 lbs. or
more of butter in a
year, as a four-year-
old.

Oxford You'll Do has
been in the "Linden
Grove" herd for 3
years. The large
number of uniformly
excellent daughters
now in the herd, and
the showing of his
progeny in the but-
ter tests and show
ring, substantiate
our assertion that
he is the greatest
living male repre-
sentative of the Ox-
ford-Gamboge
■family.

(See opposite page for
more extended pedi-
gree.)

Dam

JUILLETTE 16th,

P. 14316, H.C.

Dam of J u i 1 1 e 1 1 e's
Rosie, P. 16583, H.
C, winner of 4th
prize, Class 3, 51 en-
tries, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '12; St.
John Parish prize,
Class 4, Royal Show,
May, '13.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged £1,391.36.

Sire of 41 cows with
butter records and
others now on test.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Daughter of O x f o r d
Lass.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475. A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '06;
and other Island prs.

He has sired a long
list of prize winners
and 27 butter test
daughters, including:

Sultan's Dorcas, 604
lbs. 7 ozs.

Sultan's Figgis, 536
lbs. 4 ozs.

S u 1 t a n's Handsome
Lass, 534 lbs. 1 oz.

Sultan's Gleenie, 528
lbs.

Sultane's Belle, 519
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Lady Algeria of Oak-
lands, 515 lbs. 3 ozs.

Also sire of 7 bulls with
tested daughters.

Among the 1st prize
winners he has sired
is Campanile's Sul-
tan, Championship
over New Zealand
and many other prs.,
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Dark
Beauty, 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th, P. 15037, H.C I,
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'10; sold in our '1 1
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Texas, for whom she
won in the fall of
'11, 6 1st prizes and
4 Grand Champion-
ships at most im-
portant shows.

Juillette 8th.

P. 8590, C.

Also dam of Tuillette
11th, P. 11154, H.
C, Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test, May, '08, 1 lb.
10£ ozs. in 24 hrs..
160 days after calv-
ing; 4th prize. Class
3, 41 entries. Royal
Show, Aug., '05.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Gamboge's Knight, P.
3645, H. C, sire of
41 tested cows; sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $6,700.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06.
Sire of 17 butter
tested cows.

And 10 other bulls
with tested daugh-
ters.

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test. May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. H ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
"11.

And 6 other tested
cows.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
F arm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01.

1st and Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

.She was sold to "Ged-
ney Far m" for
$2,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner, who is dam
of the sensational
bull. Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly. 86180, win-
ner of Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.

Dam of Sultane of
Oaklands, P. 11017,
H. C, public butter
test, 1 lb. 13 ozs. in
24 hours; dam of the
bull, Blue Sultan,
8606. E. H. B., who
sired Goddington
Noble.

' Great Scot.

P. 2153, H. C.
Sire of

Scot's Belle, 557 lbs.
5.7 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Perry F. Scot, Reserve,
R. C. S., '99.

Mabel 42d, 1st over
Jer. and Par. prize,
'99.

Fontaine's Lady Scot,
3d over Jer., '99.

Maitland Cherry, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, '99.

Rhymer, P. 2756, II.
C., sire of 7 tested
cows, the best of
which is Great Scot's
Champion, 203703,
774 lbs. 4 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 12 yrs. 8
mos. old; Grand
Champion, National
Dairy Show, '11, and
in. my other prizes.

Juillette 5th,

P. 5454. II. C.

Champion Flying Fox.
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale three of his heif-
ers un first calf aver-
aged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2J
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs."

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. i oz.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl,
15 lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 20 other tested
cows.

Agatha of Oaklands,

162101, A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H.C. J. H.B.)
Official butter test, 2

lbs. l£ ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey w eight,

being in milk 142

days.
Sold in our '02 auction

for $1,700, to Mrs.

M. M. Patterson, Pt.

Kennedy, Pa.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C
1st and Champion at

N. C- Show, '96, '97.
Purchased by us for

use at "L i n d e n

Grove," when 9 yrs.

old, for $2,250.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

Dam of Uncle Peter, P.
2115, H. C, sire of a
remarkable lot of
dairy cows.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction at an
average price of $527
per head.

Sire of 15 or more pro-
ducing bulls, includ-
ing Boyle (above).

Belle Brebis,

P. 4473, H. C.

Parish prize, '94, '96.

One of the best cows
in Mr. Wm. Rocke-
feller's herd.

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Sire of Golden Hero,
P. 1833, H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '93; 2d
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '93; 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, '94. '95. Sire
of Nita Belle D, 21
lbs. 1 £ ozs. ; Nico-
tine's Pet, 20 lbs.
1 oz.

Juillette 2d, P. 2999.C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, II. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son,
Flying Fox, sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 auction sale
for $10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740. A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st over Jersey, '89.
Has 5 producing sons.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered before his
value as a sire was
known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

1 62098 .
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

Sire of Lady Long-
field, 23524, 20 lbs.
1 3 ozs. ; and 8 others.

Also sire of Count
Cicero, F. 398, H.
C.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.

1st pr., St. Saviour.'70.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C
2d over Jer., '88.
2dH. B. pr. ov. J., '88.
2dLon. Dairy Sh., '88.
1st over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.

Hillside Lad, *

P. 1163, C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

Brebis 3d,

P. 1898, H. C.
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize. '89.
3d R. C Show, '93.
2d B. and W. Show.

'91. and many other

awards.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.

1st pr. over the Is
land, Aug.. '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Cetcwayo's Pink,
F. 5170, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
Sthand9th, all prize
winners over the
Island.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jersey, 2d H.
B. and Par. pr., '94.

f Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. \h ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
Dam of Flying Fox.
(See above.)

Courage, P. 1813, C.
One of the best sons of
Golden Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Happy, P. 211, C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise, 15789,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.

Fleur de l'Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan, F. 58, H. C-
1st p. over Jer., '67, '68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C.

Sultan Cicero.

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C
1st over the Island.

Castor, P. 870. H. C.
2d over Jer. and 3d

State's pr. ov. Jer.

Jubilee Show, '87.
1st over Jersey, '88.

Dolly of the Valley,
P. 1246, H. C.

Everton King.
P. 390, C.

Sire of many noted
prize winners, and
grandsire of the fa-
mous bull, Boyle, P.
1559. H. C.

Brebis 2d, P. 1214, C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of Sultane 14th,
that in the Tun-
bridge Wells (Eng-
land) butter test, '02,
in her fifteenth year,
gave 38 lbs. 6 ozs.
milk, making 2 lbs.
1 \ ozs. butter in 24
hours, when 132
days in milk, win-
ning the Silver
Medal.

Golden Lass 4 th.

P. 2447. H. C
2d pr. over Jer., 'S8.
2d H. B. pr. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., "88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14i ozs. butter.

This

Last calf March 27, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C. (see preceding page for further particulars).
calf will be shipped to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.

Expected to be bred, before day of sale, to one of our great bulls. (Examine service list, to be circulated at the sale, for
date and name of bull.)

B96

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 74. Cow.

FAITHFUL YOU'LL DO, 353224, A. J. C. C.

(P. 18360, H. C.)

Bred by Ph. Vautier, St. Ouen, Island of Jersey.

Born January 10, 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A splendid "black," typing after her illustrious
ancestor, Sultanne; of great capacity and dairy
temperament, intelligent head, with bright, lustrous
eyes; long "ewe" neck; high withers and strong back;
broad at loins, with prominent hips and great length
of rump; exceeding depth of body, low to ground,
on short legs; mellow, elastic hide; beautifully set
tail with splendid switch; tremendous udder, well
balanced and very deep (just room for a milk bucket
under her); large, squarely placed teats.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., 'OS.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 above 700 lbs. but
ter in 1 year (all 3
imported by "L i n-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions).

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
111860, A.J. C.C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of several
prize winners.

Among his 21 official
test daughters are:

You'll Do's Favorite,
about 900 lbs., 4
yrs. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs.

Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.

Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.

Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 years
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 years 6
mos. old ; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.

Oxford You'll Do's Cir-
cus Girl, 390 lbs. 3
ozs., 2 yrs. old.

Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 1 0 mos. ;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Grouville Plush. 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7
mos. old.

Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dam
FAITHFUL,

P. 8802, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize, 62 entries,
and Par. pr.. Royal
Show, Jersey, May,
'04.

1st prize, St. Ouen Sh.,
Jersey, '05.
Dam of

Fairy Boy's Faithful.
231563. in Register
of Merit, Class A,
602 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 1 1 .172
lbs. milk, 4* years
old.

V a u t i e r's Faithful.
247107, in Register
of Merit. 470 lbs. 8
ozs. butter, 5 years

8 mos. old. Sold at
auction for $700.

Faithful's Faith.
247112, in Register
of Merit, 452 lbs. 3
ozs. butter, 5 years

9 mos. old.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, see above),
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. l£
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
1 2 butter test cows.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D.,
90048, sire of 3 in
Register of Merit,
averaging 469 lbs. 1
oz., at 2 yrs.- 9 mos.
old.

Magnet. P. 238S. 11. C.

Parish prize. '97.

1st pr. and Champion.

St. Breladc Show,

'98.

Surprise, F. 8281, H.C.

Dam of Dean Swift, P.
3772. C, sire of
S w i f t's Mayflower,
197694. in Register
of Merit. Class AA,
570 lbs. 14 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year. 9,372
lbs. 14.4 ozs. milk, 8
years old; winner of
1st prize, Connecti-
cut State Fair, '13;
2d in butter test.
Connecticut State
Fair. '14 (43 lbs. 9.6
ozs. milk, 2.816 lbs.
butter in 24 hours.
Dam of Lass of
Lane side, 295323,
1st prize 2-year-old,
Connecticut State
Fair and Brockton,
Mass., '14.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of 7 tested cows
and of 13 or more
producing bulls.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7f ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500. in our

'05 auction, to Mr.

H. Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479. H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178. H. C.
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Caiest, P. 2591. H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet.
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride.
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests :

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct.. '96, 2 lbs. 2J ozs.,
217 days in milk.

Oct.. '97, 2 lbs. 41 ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7} ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d.
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 auction sale for
$1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 auction sale for
$1,725.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582, C.
(See below.)

Rob Roy.

P. 1184. H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14i ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip. 161059. that
milked 11.852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 84
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. 14 ozs., 24 hrs.

Orme. P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S.. Eng..
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)'

Golden Lass.

F. 5711, H. C.

Biron. P. 1375, C.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
(See below.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jer., '90. '91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882, H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May,
'01, 2 lbs. 44 ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit.
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs.. 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,
F. 5846.

H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Oxford Dahlia,
P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,
Oxfordshire Show,
Eng., '93.

1st pr.. R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng.. '93.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Widow, F. 2360, C.

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St. Saviour. 2 lbs. 1} ozs.. 214 days in milk. .

Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being trie
Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our .'05 sale, averaged $987.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and alter
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island. ,

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C. who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls ana
cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Lily's Prince.

P. 681, H. C.
1st over Jer., '86; Apr.
and June, '87.

Geneva Boy,

P. 1941, C.

Snowdon, P. 1637, C.

Jack Frost, P. 1263, C.

Sweet Nora,

P. 4344, C.
Parish pr., May, '99.

Tambour,

P. 1872, H. C.

Sire of Spring Jack, P.
2332, H. C. sire of 6
high testing cows,
including N u r s i e,
winner of Silver
Medal, 2 lbs. 7} ozs.,
300 days in milk;
sold in our '07 auc-
tion for $2,200. She
is dam of Golden
Leda's Nursie,
.213594, that we sold
to Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney for
$1,000, and who
made an official rec-
ord of 567 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Duchess of Geneva,
P. 1180. C.

Brevity, P. 1228, C.

Sweet Martha,

F. 6900, C.

Wonder Lad,

P. 1390. H. C.

By the same sire as
Clarence, P. 1494,
H. C, 1st pr., St.
Peter, and sire of
Golden Lily, 1st pr.
over Jer. She is
dam of Golden Mon
Plaisir, Cham, win-
ner over the Island,
'98. and sold in our
'01 auction for
$3,500.

Tambourette.

F. 7794, H. C.

Lady Baroness,
F. 2514, H. C.

Philidor, P. 276. H. C.
1st over Jer. and 1st
H. B., '83.

Belle of Geneva,
F. 1648. C.

Castor, P. 870. H. C.
2d over Jer. and _ 3d
State's pr., June, '87.
1st over Jersey, '88.

No. 1, F. 7312, C.

Useful Lad,

P. 997, H. C.

2d over Jer.. Aug., '88.

His dam is a grand-
daughter of Carlo,
P. 180, C. sire of 4
tested cows.

Wonderful,

P. 2511, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '88.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize. '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. '91.
2d Cham. Class, '91.

Laughing Maid.
F. 3023. C.

Farmer's Glory.
F. 274. H. C.
(See above.)

Clelie 2d. P. 64, C.

f Wolseley. P. 401, H. C.
' 1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

St. John's Twist,

F. 6798. H. C.
2d St. Peter as year-
ling.
2d St. Peter as cow.

: Paragon, P. 743. C.

Lady Useful,

P. 796. H. C.
4th H. B.pr.,May. '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '86.

Fancy's Conquest.
P. 717. H. C.
Par. prize, April, '85.

Jersey Wonder,
P. 859, C.

Last calf April 9 1916 by Fern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C. (Will be sent to Messrs. J. 0. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas.) Expected to be bred, before day of sale, to one of our great bulls. (Examine supplementary list of services, to be
circulated at the sale.)

3093

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 75. Cow.

NOBLE'S BESSY OF OAKLANDS, 269790, A. J. C. C.

(Les Prairies Bessy 2d, P. 15083, C.)

Bred by J. Le B. Iiuesnel, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Hern July 22. 1908.

Imported February 27, 1912, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; blade tongue and switch.

A very stylish "black," or mulberry fawn; splendid
head, with large •'pop" eyes, bright and wide apart;
neat in bone; of high finish; good length and depth
of body; broad, prominent hips; strong back; thin,
long tail, switch touching the ground; large, beauti-
fully shaped udder, large teats squarely placed.

Sire
NOBLE OF OAKLANDS, P. 3"09, H. C.
(95700, A. J.C. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour, '07.

1st pr., Royal Show, '10, for bull and 5 female
progeny.

He sold in our '11 auction for $15,000, at same
time his dam sold for $7,000.

Noble of Oaklands and his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull show. Island of Jer., April,
'10. At the bull show, Apr., '11, sons of Noble
of Oaklands won 2 out of 4 first prizes.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, the
special pr. ($250) for "get of sire, 4 to 8 animals,
either sex, irrespective of age or ownership."
was won by 3 of his sons and 5 daughters.

More than 200 first prs. and Championships
stand to the credit of Noble of Oaklands and
his get, so far as the records have been tabu-
lated.

Sire of 37 butter tested cows. 31 of them in
Register of Merit with authenticated tests,
including;

Noble's Handsome Queen, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.

Noble's Golden Chance. 530 lbs. 15 ozs.

Noble's Golden Pride, 443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.

Noble's Nurse, 440 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Lily. 414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Nelly. 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grouville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble Maid, 394 lbs. 10 ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess, 385 lbs. 2 ozs.

Noble's Proud Leda. 347 lbs. 3 ozs.

Noblesse Benedictine, 332 lbs. 5 ozs.

Noble's Proclamation, 312 lbs.

Noble's Eminent Nelly, 304 lbs. 2 ozs.

Noble of Oaklands has 28 sons with official test
daughters — more producing bulls than any
other sire excepting Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C,
who has 43 sons with tested daughters. Both
were imported by "Linden Grove" and sold
in our auctions.

Among the sons of Noble of Oaklands are-

Noble's Jolly Sultan, P. 4156. H. C. (97181,
A. J. C- C. ), winner of 1st prize, Class 8, 23
entries. Royal Show, August, '10, and the
"Voisin Special" prize (Championship), Aug
10; 1st prize. Class 3, 9 entries. Royal Show,
April, "10; 1st prize aged bull. 8 entries
National Dairy Show. '11. He is the sire of
11 official test cows. We shall sell some of
the daughters of Noble's Jolly Sultan in this
auction that will open the eyes of breeders

Golden Fern's Noble. P. 4570, H. C. (See notes
on other pedigrees.)

Fontaine's Chief. P. 4153, H. C. (Fontaine's
Chieftain, 97158), 1st prize, Class 8. 20 entries
and Voisin Special (Championship), Royal
Jersey, Aug., '09; besides many Cham

Sho

pionships in America, including Grand Cham-
pionship at the National Dairy Show, '12.
aire ->f 12 official test cows, among them. Imp.
White Heart, 272586. 711 lbs. 13 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 3$ years old.

Dam
SULTAN'S BESSY, 252144, A. J. C. C.
<LES PRAIRIES BESSY, P. 13337, H. C.)

Imported by "Linden Grove" and sold to Messrs
Ayer & McKinney, Philadelphia. Pa., of "Meri-
dale Butter" fame, in whose hands she made
an authenticated test of 433 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 1 year, from 7.014 lbs. 11.2 ozs. milk, at
5 yrs. 3 mos. old.

°U}C%1 same dam ^ Combination's Dark Bessy.
252201, in Register of Merit, Class A, 673 lbs.
3 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 11,495 lbs. 11.2
ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. old. Sold in our '11 auc-
tion, as a 3-year-old, for $475, to Mr. Edwin
b. George, Detroit. Mich.

Her dam also produced Raleigh's Bessy, 235230,
in Register of Merit. Class A, 552 lbs. 8 oz.
butter. 9922 lbs. 9.6 oz. milk, at 5 yrs. 2 mos.
Sold in our '10 auction as a yearling, for $250,
to White Horse Farm.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

Ik- was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice.
Worcester, M ass.,
for $1,025.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, in Register of
Merit. 14 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters in
Register of Merit.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of M e r i t,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st over Eng. wherever
exhibited, '06, '07.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.
Dam of

Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold for $13,000.

W i 1 1 o h's Rosy, P.
10444. H. C, that
tested in public but-
ter test. 3 lbs. of
butter.

Miss Viola. P. 9644. H.
C, that tested in
public butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(7S475, A. J. C. C)

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '06;
and other Island prs.

He has sired a long
list of prize winners
and 27 butter test
daughters.

Among the 1st prize
winners he has sired
are:

Campanile's Sultan,
Championship over
New Zealand and
many other prizes,
and sold at auction
for $3,024. He is
sire of Sultan's Dark
Beauty. 252210
(Golden Fern's Rose
9th. P. 15037, H C, ,
1st over Jer., Aug..
'10; sold in our '1 1
auction for $725 to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater.
Texas, for whom she
won. in the fall of
'11,6 1st prizes and
4 Grand Champion-
ships at most im-
portant shows.

Sire of many other
prize winners and
several producing
bulls.

Bessy's Daisy,

P. 10820, H C .
now named
Topsman's

Dark Beauty.

235159. A. J. C. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 22 qts.

daily.
She and her calf sold

in our '10 auction

sale for $730. to

White Horse Farm,

Paoli, Pa.
She has 3 daughters

in the Register of

Merit.

Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760, A. J. C. C

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143. H. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show. Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship.
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03,

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 sale to
Mr. How. Willets.
"G e d n e y Farm,"
White Plains, N. Y.,
for $3,600.

Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C, sire of Finan-
cial King. P. 2624,
H. C. and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, "02.

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
"02.

Sire of G a m b o g e's
Knight, sold in our
auction for $6,700,
and 12 other pro-
ducing bulls.

Sire of 7 tested cows.

Sultaue's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1 st and Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney F a rm" for
$2,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner, who is dam
of the sensational
bull, Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly, 86180. win-
ner of Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show. Chicago. '11.

Topsman, P. 3202, H.
C

Reserve over Jersey,
Aug.. '02.

He is a son of the fa-
mous Golden Fern's
Lad cow. Golden
Leda. P. 8000. H. C,
whose son. Stock-
well, P. 3550. H. C,
sold at our '07 sale
for $11,500. to Hon.
A. B. Lewis. Fred-
ericksburg. Va.

He sired the dam <>f
Stockwell's Daisy,
561 lbs, 15 ozs., and
other Register of
Merit cows.

i Bessy 2d,

P. 9690, H. C.

A 22 quart cow.

A double granddaugh-
ter of the famous
Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C, and
a good one.

Dam of Stockwell's
Bessy, sold in our
'08 sale for $675.

Sa-

lbs.
lbs.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(.Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island. Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen. 870 5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, I year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold. 740 lbs.
butter, 11.198 lbs.
milk. 1 year.

Blue Belle of St
vii rur, 41 1.96
butter, 6,841
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold. 10.060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dreara-
wold. 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2
lbs. 8| ozs.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946. H. C.
A -magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C C-

A leading sire of bulls

in Register of Merit.

(See above.)

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Winner of 1st prize
at the 3 Western
Parishes in '99.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
{ P. 2160, H. C.

(As above.)

I Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C
Dam of Uncle Peter, P.
2115, H. C, sire of a
remarkable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Fereor. P. 2891, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '00.

Five of his daughters
averaged $707 each
in our '04 sale.

Grandson of Blue
Belle, P. 4307, H.C..
sold in our '04 sale to
Mr, How. Willets.
"G e d n e y Farm,"
White Plains, N. V..
for $3,600.

[ Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '00.

Diploma,

P. 2863, H. C.
now named
Golden Fern's

Diploma,
59874, A. J. C. C.
He was sold at our '01
sale, and went into
the herd of Mr. Heu-
1 i n g Lippincott.
Camden, N. J., and
is proving himself a
magnificent sire.

Bessy, P. 8437, H. C.

A highly commended
daughter of the
great Golden Fern's
Lad.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C

Winner of 1st pr. and
Charnpionsh ip,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old. for $2,250.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and 31 tested
cows.

Sire of 27 bulls with
tested daughters.

[ Rosette 5th.

P. 2881. H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740. A. J. C C
1st over Jersey, '89.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
John Bull. P. 2653. C.
Uncle Peter's Rosette.

P. 7363. H. C.
Rosette's Golden Lad,

57498, A. J. C. C
Alicante. P. 3880. H.C-
Flying Fox. P. 2729,
H. C.

Ravachol. P. 2032, C.

His dam is also dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C. (see above).

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Jersey weight.

f Cicero, P. 266. H. C
1 st prize over Jer. , '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103. 19

lbs. 10 ozs.
Cicero's Jolie. 18246.
18 lbs. 3 ozs.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
Dam of Count
Wolseley.

Blue Boy,

P. 2578, H. C.

Sire of Blue Belle Prin-
cess, 157364, sold in
our '01 sale to Hon.
M. H. Olin. Perry.
N. V., and has tested
for him, 15 lbs. 1 oz.
of butter.

Petune's Pet.

P. 5704. H. C.
3d over Jer.. '94. '95.
4th over Jersey and
Parish pr., Aug., '95.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160. H. C.
(See above.)

Leda. P. 6636. H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(See above.)

Diplomate.

P. 5253, H. C.
Champion, St. Martin

Show. '99. '02.
1st pr., St. Martin. '02.
Certificate of Merit in

butter test. May. '99.

2 lbs. in 24 hours,

120 days in milk.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.
(See above.)

Rozel's Rosy.

P. 6438, H. C.

Bred April 6, 1916, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. (now named Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111S60, A. J. C. C). A 1st
prize winner at the Royal Show, with his progeny, sire of 21 official test cows, also sire of the Champion cow over Jersey in '15,
and many other winners. Oxford You'll Do has been at "Linden Grove"' three years. The large number of uniformly excellent
daughters now in the herd, and the showing of his progeny in the butter tests and show ring, substantiate the assertion that
he is the greatest living representative of the Oxford-Gamboge family. (See front pages for his picture and extended pedigree.)

Tattoo 62

No. 76. Heifer.

T. 8. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

VIOLA'S BESSY, 307177, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa

Born November 4, 1913.

White line across right shoulder; spot on left
shoulder; brisket, left stifle, belly, flanks, legs,
tongue, tail and switch white.

A very attractive glossy mulberry fawn, of great
stamina; a pretty, dished face, beautifully incurved
horns; long and deep body, with excellent ribbing-
strong back and broad loin; wide, prominent hips'
and long rump; well-set tail, with good switch;
splendid udder promise, large and squarely placed
teats.

Sire
MISS VIOLA'S
HANDSOME
NOBLE,
100446, A. J. C. C.
A powerful individual
of rare breeding;
deep orange fawn in
color, with rich,
amber horns; promi-
nent crest; hide
loose and elastic ;
clean in shoulders,
and good withers.;
back straight and
strong; long rump,
with excellent tail
setting. HE HAS
THE SAME PER-
CENTAGE OF
LADY VIOLA
BLOOD AS IS POS-
SE S S E D BY
NOBLE OF OAK-
LANDS, VIOLA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY
AND THOSE
GREAT COWS.
WILLOH'S ROSY,
MISS VIOLA and
others. Miss Viola's
Handsome Noble is
THE ONLY BULL
IN THE WORLD
POSSESSING 50
PER CENT. OF
LADY VIOLA
BLOOD, EXCEPT-
ING NOBLE O F
OAKLANDS AND
GOD DINGTON
NOBLE, so far as
as our knowledge
extends — a n d we
think we know this
family pretty well.

Dam
NOBLE'S BESSY
OF OAKLANDS,

269790.
(LES PRAIRIES

BESSY 2d,
P. 15083, C.)

Bred by J. Le B.
Buesnel, Trinity, Is-
land of Jersey.

She and her dam, her
sire and both gran-
dams, and many
other ancestors, were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Her grandam, Tops-
man's Dark Bessy,
has 3 daughters in
the Register o f
Merit, and a son
with 1 in Register
of Merit, viz.:

Combination's Dark
Bessy, 673 lbs. 3
ozs. of butter in 1
year. 11,495 lbs.
milk, 5 yrs. old.

Raleigh's Bessy, 421
lbs. 11 ozs. butter
in 1 year, 8,297 lbs.
milk, 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

Sultan's Bessy (see
record at right).

McKay. P. 3878, C-,
sire of Fern's White
Rose, 235108, 484

1 oz. butter in 1
year, from 7,888 lbs.
8 ozs. milk, at 3 yrs.

2 mos. old.

Bred

I Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(See below.)
Miss Viola,

P. 9644, H. C.
(195796, A. J. C. C.)
One of the best cows in
the "Linden Grove"
herd. She won the
Goddington prize, in
the public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 15
ozs. in 24 hours, 39
days in milk, 4 years
old.

Dam of
Miss. Viola's Daughter,
196245, sold in our
'11 auction for $700,
to Elmendorf Farm.
Mona's Miss Viola,
240505, sold in our
'11 auction for $975,
at 16 months old, to
Elmendorf Farm.
Viola's Golden Fern,
77393, one of the
best bulls Golden
Fern's Lad ever
sired; two of his
yearling daughters
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $500 each.
Miss Viola's Golden

Fern, 120835.
Miss Viola is a full
sister to Willoh's
Rosy, who was im-
ported by Mr. C. I.
Hudson, and sold to
Elmendorf Farm,
where the "Lady
Viola" family is
owned.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700. A. J. C C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize. '07.

3d over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey, with
progeny, April, '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $15,000.

1st prizes for "get of
sire' ' were won by
his sons and daugh-
ters in '10 at Nat.
Dairy Show, Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State
Fairs.

Special prize ($250 Sil-
ver Trophy) at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11, for
"get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age
or ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.
Sire of 37 tested cows,
30 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit.

Sultan's Bessy, 252144.
(Les Prairies Bessy,
P. 13337, H. C.)
Register of Merit, Class

A, 474 lbs. 1 oz.

butter in one year,

7,954 lbs. 9.6 ozs.

milk, at 6h years

old.
Five year-old record,

433 lbs. 3 ozs.

Willoh. P. 2855, H. C.

He traces 3 times to Golden Lad, and has 28fr per cent, of his blood.

Willoh's Rosy public butter test. 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, at 4 years old.
Island butter test cows, and a 6th daughter won 1st over the

Miss Viola, public butter test, 2 lbs., 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years old.
CMiss Viola and W illoh s Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady

Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 72 ozs., 215 days in milk
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and many other prizes.
Gipsy Maid 3d. 3d over Jersey, Aug., '10; and many other prizes

q™S Sn>hanX,w.1"ne.r^of lj ,lst Prizes and Championships at Western
btate Fairs, 01, 02, 03 and 05.
Willoh sired Golden Rachel's Prince, a bull sold at a bargain price in our
01 auction. His present owner, Mr. A. E. Norton, of Dalton Pa has
reported the authenticated records of five daughters and one grand-
daughter of this Willoh bull.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.
Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C. (See record at
left.)

Noble of Oaklands,
95700.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certi-
ficate of Merit, May,
'06. 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. She is dam
of 5 public test cows,
and of a 1st prize
winner over the Is-
land.
Viola's Golden Jolly,
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $12,000; sire
of 9 in Register of
Merit.
Goddington Bagatelle,
1st prize young cow,
16 entries, Bath and
West of England S.,
'12.
Goddington Noble,
valued by his former
owner, A. Miller-
Hallet, at $11,500;
imported by ' ' Lin-
den Grove" for El-
mendorf Farm.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Sire of 27 tested cows,
including'

Violette's Beauty 3d,
P. 13895, H. C. (now
Violette's Sultana,
252253). Certificate
of Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. Hi ozs., 90 days
in milk, at 2 years
old; 1st and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour-
Grouville S., '10.
Sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $2,600, to
Ewell Farm, Tenn.,
and her daughter.
Noble's Pretty Vio-
lette, 252234, sold as
a 2-year old for
$1,200 to Elmendorf
Farm, Ky.

Bessy's Daisy,

P. 10820, H. C,
now named
Topsman's Dark

Beauty,

235159, A. J. C. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 22 qts.

daily.
She and her calf sold

in our '10 auction

sale for $730. to

White Horse Farm,

Paoli, Pa.
She is dam of 3 cows

in Register of Merit.

March 31, 1916, to Jolly Sultan of Linden, 12083S, a
magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's
Go den Jolly, 86180, strong in the blood of Lady Viola and
Go den Sultana, through two crosses. His dam, Sultana's
Go den Viola, 240363, is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76500, out of
Golden Jolly s Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters
ot Golden Jolly, being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314
(bee front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden,' 120838 )

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '93.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Nobleman's dam, the
magnificent cow,
Gipsy Maid, is
strongly bred to the
families with which
we "fell in love" on
the Island in the
early 80's -Wolseley,
grandson of Farm-
er's Glory; Angela,
the dam of Imported
Tormentor; Bobby,
representative of Mr.
Arthur's captivating
"Rose" family, and
last, but not least,
old "Coomassie."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,
now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,
157325.

Sold in our '0 1 sale
for $745.

Full s i s t e r to Gold-
en Lad's Fawn
Duchess, that tested
23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01 .

1st and Sweepstakes,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01.

1st and Sweepstakes
and Champion,
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '03, '04.

Sold to "G e d n e y
Farm" for $2,350.

Full sister to Golden
Sultana, the St.
Louis *w inner, who is
dam of the sensa-
tional bull, Sultana's
Golden Jolly, winner
of Grand Champion-
ship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.

P. 3202, H.
Jersey,

Topsman,
C.

Reserve over
Aug., '02.

Son of the famous
Golden Fern's Lad
cow, Golden Leda,
P. 8000, H. C,
whose son. Stock-
well. P. 3550, H. C,
sold at our '07 sale
for $11,500, to Hon.
A. B. Lewis, Fred-
ericksburg, Va.

Sire of several prize
winners.

Bessy 2d,

P. 9690. H. C.

A 22-quart cow.

A double granddaugh-
ter of the famous
Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C; and
a good one.

Dam of Stockwell's
Bessy, sold in our '08
auction sale for $675 .

Aristocrat,

P. 2280. H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless."

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, Aug., '10.
Gipsy's Maid 2d won
1st over Jer., Aug..
'02; 1st over Jersey
(Special Class) and
Cham . over three
parishes. May, '10;
besides other prizes.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.
The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane
type (for udder and
teats) to his entire
progeny.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

4th over Jer., '89.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Dam of Golden Sul-
tana, winner 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept.,
'04, and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700; her son, Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
selling at same time
for $11,100.

Fereor, P. 2891. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land. '00.

Five of his daughters
averaged $707 each
in our 04 sale.

Sire of 1 in Register of
Merit, and of 3 bulls
with 8.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.
1st over Jer., '00.

Diploma,

P. 2863, H. C.
now named
Golden Fern's

Diploma,
59874, A. J. C. C.
Sold at our '01 sale,
going into the herd
of Mr. Heuling Lip-
pincott, Camden, N.
J., and is proving
himself a magnifi-
cent sire.

Bessy. P. 8437. II. C.

A highly commended
daughter of the L
great Golden Fern's
Lad.

Golden Prince,
P. 2502. H. C.

Champion, Aug., '97.

Inbred Golden Lad,
who won 1st over
the Island, Aug., '90;
also £15 prize.
Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of 32 tested
cows.

Blancharde 7th,
P. 6906, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

. Nameless,

P. 3222. H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.

Poster. P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277, H. C.

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2dH. B. over Jer., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.

' Cicero. P. 266, H. C.
1st over Jer., '82.

Sire of
Lady Longfield, 23524,

20 lbs. 13 ozs.
Lady Fair, 22103, 19
lbs. 10 ozs.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.
1 st pr., St. Saviour,'70.
1st H. B., '71.
Bronze Medal, C. I.
Ex., '71.

Blue Boy,

P. 2578, H. C.

Sire of Blue Belle
Princess, 157364,
sold in our '01 sale to
Hon. M. H. Olin,
Perry, N. Y.. and
has tested for him
15 lbs. 1 oz. of but-
ter.

Petune's Pet,

P. 5704, H. C.
3d over Jer., '94, '95.
4th over Jersey and
Parish pr., Aug., '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Diplomate,

P. 5253, H. C.

Champion, St. Martin
Show. '99, '02.

lstpr., St. Martin, '02.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test. May, '99,
2 lbs. in 24 hours,
120 days in milk.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Rozel's Rosy,

P. 6438, H. C.

B97

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION_8ALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

No^77Tcow. FERN BEAUTY, P. 18914, H. C.

OFFICIAL RECORD ON ISLAND OF JERSEY, AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 358.94 LBS.

TEST, 5.97 PER CENT. FAT.

BUTTER, IN 313 DAYS; AVERAGE

Bred by G. J. Queree. St. Peter. Island of Jersey.

Born September IS. 1911.

Imported August 5. 1915. by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Some white markings, mixed switch.

A highly finished rich fawn; neat head, with sparkl-
ing eyes wide apart; splendid top line; back straight
and strong; hind quarters about perfect, with promi-
nent hips; long and deep body excellent udder,
with good-sized teats squarely placed. W ith her
two-year-old record, made under the most simple
conditions, as a guide, what may be expected ot
her at maturity? And her beautiful heifer calf (on
opposite page) proclaims her a good breeder.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Reserve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug., '11.
1st prize (2-year-old
class). Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
•12.
1st prize, Class 3, 13

entries, Apr.. '13.
2d pr., 7 entries (with
progeny), Apr.. '13.
And other prizes.

Sire of
Lady Noble Fern. 1st
prize. Class 1 , 56 en-
tries, Royal Show,
Jersey. May, '13.
Alabama, 1st pr.. Class
3, 58 entries. Aug.,
'13.
Brampton Fern
Beauty. 1st prize
heifer calf. Toronto.
Ont.. '12.
And other winners.
His dam. Lady Aldan,
P. 8470, H. C. is the
head of a great
family.
Her daughter, Lady
Aldan 2d, P. 9788.
H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May, '03; Par. prize,
Aug.. '03. She is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan.
248438; is dam of
Lady Aldan 8th. P.
11906. H. C. (Ra-
leigh's Lady Aldan),
butter test. 18 lbs.
6 ozs. in 7 days;
Par. prize. Aug., 06;
dam of the magni-
ficent young bull,
Aldan's Noble,
89581, sold in our
'13 auction to Mr.
Ed. C. Lasater, of
I'ulfurrias. Tex., who
values him at $5 .000.

Dam
RESTORATIVE,
P. 15193, H.C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '11, 1 lb. 13}
ozs. in 24 hours, at
3 years old. 197 days
after calving.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour,07.

1st pr.. Royal Show.
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get. so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter-tested
cows.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '11 auction
for SI 5.000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184. H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.

Beauty's Hero,
P. 4009, C.

His sire is a full broth-
er to Golden Cham-
pion. P. 3334, H. C.
3d over the Island,
Aug., '04; 2d over
the Island, Aug., '03;
2d State's prize over
the Island, Apr. .'03.
Sire of a long list of
butter tested and
pr. winning daugh-
ters. He traces 4
tunes to the famous
Golden Lad. and
has over 40 per cent,
his blood.

Chauve Souris,

P. 8731, C.

Dam of Golden King's
Trinity, 270320. sold
at auction for $450.

By same sire as the
noted bull. Golden
Maid's Prince. P.
3027, H. C, winner
of 1st over Jersey,
bulls from tested
dams, Aug., '01; 3d
over Jersey. Aug.,
'02; 1st over Jersey
with progeny. Apr..
'07; sire of 40 tested
cows.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec. '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Champion
bull, San Antonio
(Tex.) International
Exposition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our '11 auction

for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Certificate of Merit,

butter test. May, '04,

2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50

days in milk.
1st over Jersey and

Champion, '05.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Iris's Duke.

P. 3506, H. C.

Sire of 2 in Register of
Merit, viz.:

Duke's Iris, 235101.
539 lbs. 1 1 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Iris's Duke's Speckled
Hip, 290828, 456
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
one year.

And other notables.

Beauty Fair 3d.
P. 5546, C.

f Egyptian,

P. 2564, H. C.
(Imported and regis-
tered as King of Ar-

den, 58135.)
Par. prize, I. of Jer.,

Apr., '98.
1st prize yearling. St.

John, I. of J.. '98.
2d prize two-year-old,

St. John, '99.
1st and Sweepstakes.

Ind. State Fair, '00.
1st and Sweepstakes,

111. State Fair, '00.
1st and Sweepstakes,

St. Louis Fair. '00.
Sire of Golden Maid

4th. P. 9821, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,

public butter test,

Oct., '04. 1 lb. 9 ozs..

101 days in milk.

Victory 3d,

P. 7366, C.

Her dam also produced
Wonder's Victory. P.
5457. H. C, dam of
Rozel's Victory. P.
7594, H. C. (now
namedGolden Fern's
Victory, 213876, A.
J. C. C). 1st prize
and Sweepstakes,
North Show, 00.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer.. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug.. '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize. '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton. Shelby-
ville. Ky.. the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

His dam. Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641. H.
C-, who won 1st over
Jersey. Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes, May, 10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d.

P. 6564. H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is full
sister toGoldenLad's
Fawn Duchess, that
tested 23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Sir Watkin.

P. 2991, H. C.

Son of the famous cow.
Golden Lad's Cream-
pot, 162061.

She is also dam of the
bull. Flying Fox's
Foxhall. selected by
a committee of the
A. J. C. C. for the
St. Louis World's
Fair to breed to the
great cows in the
dairy test. '04.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C.

By the same sire as the
great cow, Golden
Beatrice 2d, of the
''Linden Grove"
herd.

Elderly 2d,

P. 1393, H. C.

Beauty Fair,

P. 3079, C.

Picton, P. 2291, H. C.

Sire of Netina's Gem.
P. 7971. H. C pub-
lic butter test. May.
'01, 1 lb. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H.C.

1st over Jersey. '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3 Par. Show, '97.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10i
ozs. in 24 hrs.. being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Financial King.
P. 2624. H. C.

Imported by P. J.
Cogswell. Esq., to
cross on the daugh-
ters of Exile.

A famous sire.

I Irene, P. 7835, H. C,
now named
Golden Lad's Cream-
pot, 162061.

Dr. Jim, P. 2318. C.

Duchess of Kent,

P. 6277. H. C.
Prize winner over the
Island. '99.

Egyptian Buttercup,
F. 7496, C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. May. '95.

Dam of Egyptian 2d,
P'. 3090. H. C, who
sired Golden De-
light, P. 10534, H.
C, public butter
test, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.,
94 days in milk.

Golden Grain.

P. 2112, H. C.

His son, Colonist, P.
2485, H. C, is sire
of Planchette, P.
8671, H. C. Certifi-
cate of Merit in pub-
lic butter test, Oct..
'03, yield, 1 lb. 5i
ozs., 173 days in
milk.

Victory 2d,

P. 4375. H. C.

Everton King 7th,
P. 1107, C.

Rozel's Pet 2d,

F. 7413, H. C.

Gay Lord.

P. 1943. H. C.
2d at Yorkshire Show;

H. C. at R. A. S. E.

Show; H. C. at B.

and W. E. Show.

Stale Bread 2d.
P. 2976, C.
Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize. '99.

Rayon d'Argent.

P. 1869. H. C.
His sire is a son of

Golden Lad, P. 1242,

H. C.

Royal Belle 2d,

P. 1977, H. C.
2d over Jer., '89, '90.

Golden King 2d.
P. 1199, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
(See below.)

Nameless.

P. 3222. 11. C
1st over Jersey, '94
1st Cham. Class. '95.

'96. '97. '98.
Scored 97 points.

Poster, P. 1152. C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite.

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447. H. C.

f Baron of St. John.

P. 1279. H. C.

His grandam. Lady

Useful. P. 796, H.C .

won 1st over Jersey

and Parish prize. '86.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '96.

Finance. P. 4611. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Crcampot 2d.

P. 2721, H. C.

I Golden Lad.
P. 1242. H. C.

(. Lily Brown. P. 420. C.

f Golden Lad.

P 1242. H. C.

Welsh Girl,

P. 2552, H. C.

Everton King.
P. 390. C.

Wigton. F. 4114, C.

Wonder Lad.

P. 1390. H. C.
2d ov. Jer., Apr..

I Polite Carlo,

P. 1418. H

'91

C.

Victory. P. 3240, H. C.
By same sire as Gold-
en Lad, P. 1242. H.
C.

1st St. John Show as
heifer in milk.

Miltiades. P. S6S.H.C.
Son of Wolseley.

Stale Bread.

r. 2225, C.

Golden Pink.

P. 1491. H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
pr.. '91.

Queen Dahlia.

F. 7602. H. C.

| Perrot, P. 342, C.

I Royal Belle,

k F. 6044. H. C.

Golden King.

P. 955. H. C.

Daisy. P. 421. H. C.

Sultane's Favourite.
P. 873, H. C.

Ville-es-Philippes.
F. 6700, C.

Due to calve June 28, L916, by the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do P 4075, H.C, winner of 1st prize ; with ^his Progeny
. class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April '11. He sired the 1st prize 3->-eaVh0lVh?Itre ChaUenJ; Cup Ck"
entries) also the 1st pri/c 4-vear-old cow over the Island, May.'lo 76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge cup (C nam
entriesj also tneisx prize 4 >a o rWhters. one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to.

Ss^)!^£^£^^^^

P. 4075, H. C.)

B 114

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAYf30, 1916.

No. 78. Heifer. AGATHA'S OXFORD FERN BEAUTY, 353282, A. J. C. C.

Sire
AGATHA'S
OXFORD NOBLE,
P. 4850, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer.. 6 entries, bulls
from tested dams,
April, '12.
2d prize. Class 1 , 55
entries, and St. Sa-
viour Parish prize,
April, '12.
2d prize, Class 2, 32

entries, April, '13.
3d prize. Class 8, 24

entries, Aug., '13.
2d pr., 8 entries, bulls
from tested dams,
Aug.. '13.
His daughter, Agatha's
Oxford Pansy.
288530. was sold for
£400 in our May, '13,
auction, when 1 0
weeks old, to Mr.
Mark W. Potter. She
was 1st prize heifer
calf in a class of 8
entries, at the New
York State Fair;
1st prize and Junior
Champion at Brock-
ton, Mass., '13.
His son, Agatha's Ox-
ford King, 113161,
was 1st prize junior
bull calf, at Forest
City (Ohio) Fair,'13.
His daughter, Agatha's
Gamboge, 306645 ,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion, at 9 mos. old,
for $450, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa.
His daughter, Agatha's
Distinction Queen,
topped the yearlings
in Mr. W. R. Spann's
'15 auction, selling
for $450 to Mrs. H.
H. Galbraith, Knox-
ville, Tenn.
His dam is one of the
most beautiful and
capacious cows in
Jersey; Mr. W. R.
Spann has declared
her the greatest cow
on the Island. She
has made 3 public
butter tests; has won
1st prize and the
Challenge Cup, over
the Island; and is
out of same dam as
those two great
bulls, Oxford You'll
Do and Oxford
Knight, whose
daughters are mak-
ing a reputation in
the butter tests.

Dam
FERN BEAUTY,
P. 18914, H. C.

Official record on the
Island of Jersey as a
two-year-old, 358.94
lbs. butter in 313
days; average test,
5.97 per cent, but-
ter fat.

A Highly Commended
daughter of Golden
Fern's Noble, from a
Highly Commended
butter test dam.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree.)

Bred by G. J. Queree, St. Peter, Island of Jersey.

Born April 7, 1915.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Some white markings; wuite tongue; black-and-
wuite switch.

An exceedingly handsome and well-developed
heifer of great refinement, yet splendid constitution
and vitality; sweet dished face; prominent, sparkling
eyes; straight, strong back and perfect hind quarters;
thin, long, well-set tail; body long and deep, with
well-sprung ribs; flat neck and thin withers; promise
of beautifully shaped udder, good-sized and well-
placed teats.

( Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
1st over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '10.
Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
Apr., '10; at the bull
show, Apr., '11, sons
of Noble of Oaklands
won 2 out of 4 first
prizes.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special prize
(S250) for "get of
sire, 4 to 8 animals,
either sex, irrespec-
tive of age or owner-
ship," was won by 3
of his sons and 5
daughters.
More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.
His 3 7 tested daughters

include:
Noble's Handsome
Queen, Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 oz.
butter in 1 year.
Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 yr.
My Noble's Duchess,
Register of Merit,
485 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.
Noble's Golden Pride,
Register of M e r i t,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.
Noble's Nursie, Regis-
ter of Merit, 440 lbs.
7 ozs. butter in 1 yr.
Noble's Beautiful Lily,
Register of M e r i t,
414 lbs. 7 ozs. butter
in 1 year.
Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, Register of
Merit, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter in 1 year.
Noble's Imp. Duchess,
Register of M e r i t,
385 lbs. 2 ozs.
Noble of Oaklands sold
in our May, '1 1 , auc-
tion for $15,000 to
Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.

Not bred,

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386. H. C.

Public butter test,
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in milk
(cows under 5 yrs.).

Public butter test.
May, '09. 2 lbs. 1*
ozs., S3 days in milk.

Public butter test,
May, '10, 2 lbs. ^oz.,
46 days in milk, 6
years old.

Winner of l st prize
48 entries) over Jer.
and Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup, May, '11.

Reserve for R e n o u f
Cup, "best butter
test cow judged by
inspection," May,
'09.

Reserve, Class 4, 52
entries, Royal Show,
May, '07.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold for
51.025 at Mr. D. S.
Williams' sale, Nash-
ville. Tenn., Dec,
'07. to Mr. Harry
Prentice, Worcester,
Mas s., who was
offered a large ad -
vance in price right
after the sale.

Grandson of F 1 y i n g
Fox, P. 2729, H. C„
and Blue Belle, P.
4307. H. C.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Now Imported Lady
Viola, 238437, A. J.
C. C.
Sold at our May, '11,

auction for £7,000.
She won 1st prize over
Jersey, '04; won in
public butter test,
May, '04, 2 lbs. 12
ozs.
1st pr. over Jer. and
Theatre Cup, May,
'05.
1st over Eng. wherever
exhibited, '06, '07
and '08.

Dam of
Noble of Oaklands, P.
3909, H. C, sold for
£15,000.
Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C, that tested in
public butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs.
Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, that
tested in public but-
ter test, 3 lbs. of
butter.
Poppy's Viola, P.
10902. H. C, win-
ner of Bronze Medal
in public butter test,
yielding 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
when 159 days in
milk, after dropping
her first calf, being
only 30 months old.
Viola's Golden Jolly,

sold for $13,000.
And other distinguish-
ed animals.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256. H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.
Imported by Mr. How-
ard Willets, propri-
etor of G e d n e y
Farm, at a price be-
yond £5,000.
Sire of
Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.
Combination, P. 3744,
H. C-, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr., '09, in compe-
tition with Beauvoir
King, Plymouth
Lad and other bulls.
Gamboge's Knight
and many other
famous Jerseys.
Sire of 7 tested cows.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Dam of 2 public butter
test cows, and of the
noted bulls, Oxford
You'll Do and Ox-
ford Knight.

Her daughter, Oxford
Eva, is dam of a
bull with 2 Register
of Merit daughters.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize. Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jer. and
Par. prize, '00.

1st at 3-Par. Show. '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, the un-
beaten Champion
of many shows; sold
in our '02 sale to J.
A. Middelton, Shel-
byville, Ky.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
P. 4424, H. C, is
strongly bred to the
families with which
we "fell in love" on
the Island in the
early 80's — Wolse-
ley, grandson of
Farmer's Glory; An-
gela, the dam of Im-
ported Tormentor;
Bobby, representa-
tive of Mr. Arthur's
captivating "Rose"
family, and last, but
not least, old "Coo-
massie."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,
now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,
157325.

Sold in our May, '01,
sale for £745.

Full sister to Golden
Lad 's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs., and sold
in our '02 sale to
Col. M. C. Campbell,
Nashville, Tenn.

Dam of Bagatelle's
Belle, public butter
test, May, '04, 2 lbs.
8£ ozs.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Aristocrat is a son of
the famous show
and butter cow,
"Nameless."

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 104
ozs. in 24 hours, 121
days.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d,
P. 9641, H. C. 2d
over Jersey and Par.
prize, May, '02; 1st
over Jer., Aug., '02;
Par. prize, May, '03,
and Aug., '07; and
many other prizes.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane
type (for udder and
teats) to his entire
progeny.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen. 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-

wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold, 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk, 1

year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432.H. C..J. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Sold in our May, '02,
auction for $1,700.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C.
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Dam of Bagatelle 3d
(Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess), 23 lbs. 6
ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox.
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our May, '05,
auction sale for
$10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Flying Fox. P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante. P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

3 Champion winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
\ sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
May, '02, auction
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
May, '03, ' auction
sale for $1,725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Nameless.

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster, P. 1152. C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter.

Dairy 7th.

P. 3277. H. C.

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873. H. C. 4

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable

lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th.

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2dH. B. over Jer., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.
Half-sister to Golden

Lad 2d, P. 2023, H.

C, a great sire.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.
Her dam is half-sister

to Eminence,!?.

7124, H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.
Had few equals as a

dairy cow in her day

on the Island.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. l£ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,
P. 2881,

H. C.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.
Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S.. Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.
Jer., '95; and many
other prizes.

Golden Lass,

P. 5711, H. C.

1st over the Island.

Biron, P. 1375, C

Brown Bess.
F. 7455,

C.

0280

T. S

COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MATMH), 1916.

No. 81. Cow.

LUCY PEARL OF ST. JOHN, 306628, A. J. C. C.

(Lucy Pearl, P. 17811, C.)

Bred by J. D'Allain, Jr., St. John, Island of Jersey.

Born February 3, 1911.

Imported September 15, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &

"spot in forehead: white brisket and belly; white on
left flank; fore ankles and hind legs mostly white,
black-and white tongue; half of tail white; black
hairs in white switch.

A large, attractive and substantial light lawn,
rugged constitution; body of great length, depth
and width; roomy barrel, set on short, hne legs;
good head, with bright, prominent eyes; back strong,
and level to root of tail; broad at loin with wide,
prominent hips; great length of rump, hide mellow
and rich; well-sprung ribs; long tail, with flowing
white switch; udder of beautiful shape and ample
size; large teats, squarely placed. Has all the
indications of a useful dairy cow.

f Sire

I LUCY'S PRINCE,
P. 3939, H.C.

Winner of 2d over Jer.
(with his progeny),
Apr., '10; a success-
ful sire.

Sire of 10 butter test
cows, including;

Lucy's Convent Lassie,
Register of Merit,
484 lbs. 8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 5 yrs.
1 1 mos. old.

Lucy Belle's Princess,
Register of Merit,
468 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in 1 year, 3 yrs. 4
mos. old.

Retreat's Iris, Register
of Merit. 423 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
7,132 lbs. milk. 4i
yrs.

Poppy 4th, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 9i o2S.
in 24 hrs., 3 yrs.
old.

Clarencia's Lucy, P.
16480, H. C, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
9i ozs. in 24 hrs., 4
yrs. old; now named
Lucy's Prince's
Brown Beauty, 306-
594, and sold in our
'14 auction for $700,
toLynnewood Farm,
Ogontz, Pa. She is
dam of Pretty Clar-
encia. 353256, cata-
logued No. 13 of this
auction.
Jan, F. 10350, C, a
wonderful dairy
cow, who made
under the R. J. A. S.
official tests on the
Island (no grain
feed), 676 lbs. 1.6
ozs. butter in 399
days, from 12,422
lbs. milk. "Jan"
was imported by us,
and is dam of the
heifer. Pretty Sweet
Bread, 353278, No.
59 of catalog.
Summer Valentine,
public butter test,
1 lb. 7} ozs. in 24
hrs., 3 yrs. old, 170
days after calving.
April Sunbeam, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
1\ ozs., 3 yTS. old,
195 days after calv-
ing-
Highview Lucy, public
butter test, 1 lb. 6
ozs., 3 yrs. old, 200
days after calving.

Dam
MISCHIEF'S

PEARL,
P. 12819, C.

( Golden Maid's Prince,
P. 3027, H. C.
(93538, A. J. C. C.)
1st prize (sons of test-
ed dams), Aug., '01.
1st over Jer. for bull
and progeny, Apr.,
'07.

Forfarshire's Lucy,
P. 10576, H. C.
Winner of

2d prize, yearling class,
North Club Show,
May, '03.

Par. prize, Aug., '05.

2d prize, young cow
class, North Club
Show, May, '05, two
months before drop-
ping second calf —
"a record."

2d prize. North Club
Show, May, '06, and
Reserve Champion,
two months before
dropping third calf
— "a record."

1st over Jer., Aug., '06,
and Reserve for
Blythwood Bowl.

1st over Jer., Special
Class, Aug., '07-

Exported to England,
where she has been
a frequent winner.

[ Beechland's

Champion,
P. 3599, H. C.

3d over Jersey, Class 8 ,
Aug., '05.
Sire of

Minette of Anneville.
257107, in Register
of Merit, 470 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year,
6,481 lbs. 11.2 ozs.
milk, at 5 years old.

Ermyntrude 2d, pub-
lic butter test. June.
'09, 1 lb. 8J ozs. in
24 hours, 4 years old.

Princess Emma, 1st
over Jersey, Aug.,
'13, Class 5.

Silvery King. 2d over
Jersey, Class 1, Apr..
'07.

St Martin's Minetta.
257106, 2d prize aged
cow, Lexington,
Ky., '12.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44. '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
public butter test,
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in milk
(cows under 5 yrs. ) ;
public butter test.
May, '09, 2 lbs. It
ozs., 83 days in milk;
winner of 1st prize
over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11; Re-
serve for Renouf
Cup, "best butter
test cow judged by
inspection," May,
'07.

Sultan of Oaklands.lst
prize. Sweepstakes.
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, M a y, '06;
1st prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grou vi 11 e Show,
Apr., '09.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "Gedney
F a r m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.
Twelve of his heifers,
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

River Belle.

F. 8273, H. C.

1st over Jer., '02, '04.

Public butter test. 1 lb.
11 ozs., 165 days in
milk.

Dam of

Beechland's Favourite,
3d over Jer. ,'02 and
'03.

Honest Lad, P. 15185,
H. C, sire of 4 tested
cows, and the noted
bull, Goddington
Winks, a great Eng-
lish prize winner.

, Valiant, P. 1928, C.
Sire of Netina 2d, P.
8947, C. public but
ter test. May, '07,
1 lb. 5i ozs. in 24
hours, at 10 years
old. 181 days after
calving.

Mischief, P. 6534, C.

Misrule. F. 6725, C.

Due to calve May 17, 1916, by Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, a
most prepotent son of Golden Fern's Lad, and "bred to order,
our desire being for a son of Golden Fern's Lad out of the great
cow Golden Lad's Industry, 162058, one of the greatest daugh-
ters of Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C, ever owned at Linden
Grove " His progeny have fulfilled our fondest expectations
and they have been highly appreciated by some ol our best
breeders! (See front pages for extended pedigree of Golden
Fern of Linden, 84011.)

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are'
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13.604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter. 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk. 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold. 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk. 1

year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432.H. CJ.H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. li ozs. in 24 hrs.,
Jersey weight, being
in milk 142 days.

She sold in our May,
'02, auction for
$1,700, to Mrs. M.
M. Patterson, Port
Kennedy, Pa.

Full sister to Beresford
Darkie. public but-
ter test, 2 lbS. i oz.
in 24 hours, 5 years
old.

Truefit, P. 1425, H. C.
Sire of

Brand, 1st over Jer-
sey, '99. Sold in
our May, '01, sale.

Diplomate, P. 5253, H.
C, one of t h e Is-
land's great cows.

Les Buttes Lad,
P. 1322, C.

His sire also produced
Bosnia 3d. P. 4680,
H. C. winner of 3d
over Jer. and Par.
pr.. Royal Show,
Aug., '03. S h e is
dam of Bosnian, P.
3454, C, sire of:

Bosnian's Anna.

231557, in Register
of Merit, 684 lbs. 7
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Mayfair's Choice,
211619, in Register
of Merit, 17 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 7 days.

Stale Bread 2d,

P. 2976, C.
Reserve over Jer. and

Par. prize, '99.
Dam of many noted
animals.

(See below.)

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d.
sold in our May. '05.
auction sale for
$10,000.

i Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740. A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer., '89.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands.
P. 8640. H. C.
now named
Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.
Jersey weight.

Punch, P. 1000, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st
H. B. pr., '88.

2d Essex Show, Eng.

1st and Cham., Nor-
folk. Eng.

1st Herts Show.

2d pr., Cambridge S.,
'90.

Siddine 2d,

P. 1838, H. C.

Useful Lad,

P. 997. H. C.

2d pr., Aug.. '88.

Sire of Clarence, P.
1494, H. C, 1st pr.,
St. Peter, and sire
of Golden Lily, 1st
pr. over Jer.

Les Buttes, P.489.H.C.
3d Herd Book prize

and Parish pr.. Aug..

'85.
Reserve and Parish

prize. Aug., '86.

Miltiades,

P. 868. H. C.

His sire, Wolseley, P.
401, H. C. won 1st
over Jer., '83, '84,
'85.

Stale Bread,

P. 2225, C.

Daughter of Angela's
Lad, P. 397, H. C,
who is out of same
dam as Tormentor,
3533, imp.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year.
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797. H.C
He was sold to go to
France when 1 2
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

, Rosette 4th. P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, 2 lbs. 14 ozs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '98.

Courage, P. 1813. C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the best
son of Golden Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Prince of Waverly,
P. 731, H. C.

His dam is Happy's
Waverly, F. 5423,
H. C. and his sire is
by Happy. F. 309.
H.C.

Davisonnerie's Pet,
F. 6038, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Siddine. F. 4153, C.

Paragon, P. 743, C.

Lady Useful.

P. 796. H. C.
4thH.B.pr., May. '85.
1st over Jer. and Par.
pr., Aug., '86.

Carlo, P. 180, C.

(5559. A. J. C. C.)
1st pr.. St. John. '78.
Par.. R. J. A. S.. '78.

Lady Nice, P. 302. C.

Wolseley,

P. 401, H. C.

Nice Charmer,
F. 5629, C.

Angela's Lad,

P. 397, H. C.
1st Guenon pr., '83.
3d Herd Book. '83.
5th over Jersey, '83.
3d over Jer.. Aug., '83.
3d and 3d H. B.. '85.

Sweet Bread.

F. 6877. H. C.

Stale Bread 2d, P. 2976, C. (above) is dam of:

Oxford's Sweet Bread. 252128. that sold in our '11 auction for? 5 Mo
Messrs. Ayer & McKinney; entered in Register of lent 490 lbs. 3 ozs^
butter in 1 year, 8,545 lbs. milk, at 8 years , months old. Her parting

Parish prize. May, '02. (Now named Flymg Fox s Sweet Bread, 18,44,.
and imported by "Linden Grove. ) ....... „ a<,-0 R p winner

Picton 2d. P. 2632. C. sire of Pnncess Adelaide 2d. P 88,9. H. C.. w inner
of 2 public butter tests; Certificate of Merit. May, 05, 1 lb. 6 ozs., HI

Picdtaoyn3dmplk2715, H. C. sire of Island Darkie. 181182 butter tests at J
years old. 16 lbs. 13 ozs. in 7 days. 32 lbs. 15 ozs, in! 4_ days . 68 lbs. 8 ozs.
in 30 days. Also sire of the bull Morocco s Lad. P. 3201 , H. C.

Picton 4th P 2912. H. C s re of Sweet Bread 5th. P. 1012,, H. y.. Puu1"-
buner test.' May. '06. 1 ib. 4 ozs.. 223 days in milk, at 5 years old. Also

pS,^ H^sS of Picton's Cream Bread. 254234. ,n Register
of Merit, 640 lbs. 9 ozs. butter in 1 year. , years old.

B 92

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 82. Cow.

BRIGHT PRINCE'S BROWN VIOLA, 353215, A. J. C. C.

(Bright Hecla, P. 16637, H. C.)
WINNER OF FIRST PRIZE, ST. HELIER SHOW, JERSEY, 1912.
CHAMPION, ST. HELIER SHOW, 1914.
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT, PUBLIC BUTTER TEST, MAY, 13, 1 LB. 12J OZS. IN 24 HRS., AT 3 YRS. 6 MOS. OLD.
PARISH PRIZES, ROYAL SHOW, MAY, 1912, AND MAY, 1913.

Bred by P. C. Mourant, St. Helier, Island of Jersey.

Born October 11, 1909.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color, except part of brisket and belly white;
white tongue; black switch.

A very rugged yet handsome young cow, with all
the characteristics of her great family; the type and
temperament of a powerful dairy cow; neat head;
long, clean, flat neck; body of great length, wide and
well ribbed; strong, level back; great length of rump;
well-set tail, with splendid switch; beautiful udder,
carrying a network of prominent veins; large, per-
fectly placed teats. She comes from families on both
sides that we have known intimately and for many
years at "Linden Grove"; and we ask breeders to
make note of the fact that we predict this cow will
make a a name for herself in America. She will be
better known five years from now.

Sire
VIOLA'S BRIGHT
PRINCE,

97182, A. J. C. C.

(BRIGHT PRINCE,

P. 4129, H. C.)

Reserve over Jersey,
Class 9, Aug., '10.

Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'10.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
Dominion Exhibi-
tion, Toronto, ' 1 3
and '14.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '12 auction.

Sire of 7 butter test
cows, including:

Bright Prince's Jolly
Girl, 573 lbs. 13 ozs.
in 1 year, 3 yrs. 1 1
mos. old; sold at
auction for $775;
winner of six 1st
prizes and 5 Grand
Championships, at 6
fairs; a grand cow,
owned by Mr. Geo.
T.Slade, White Bear
Lake, Minn.

Also sire of:

Woodlands Lass. 1st
over Jersey and Par.
prize. May, '12.

Moray's Beauvoir 2d.
1st prize junior year-
ling heifer, Minne-
sota State Fair. '11,
and other prizes.

Brampto n's Haw-
thorne, 2d prize 2-
year-old heifer, To-
ronto Expo., '12.

Bright Princess of St.
Peter, sold at our
'10 auction for $625,
at 14 months old.

Dam

MAITLAND

HECLA 2d,
P. 8793, H.C.
Winner of

Parish prize. Class 2,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., '01.

Reserve, Class 5, 23
entries, and Parish
prize. Aug., '05.

3d prize. Class 5, '26
entries, and Parish
prize, Aug., '06.
Dam of

Bright Hecla, public
butter test. 1 lb. 123
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 3$
years old.

Oxfordiana, P. 1190S,
H. C., winner of St.
Helier Parish prize,
Aug., '06, and Aug.,
'07; now named Ox-
ford Maitland, 213-
937. sold in our '08
auction for $600. to
Mr. C. E. Reiman,
Baltimore, Md.

Golden Maid's Prince,

P. 3027, H. C-

(93538, A. J. C Ct

1st prize (sons of test-
ed dams), Aug., '01.

3d prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '02.

1st over Jer. for bull
and progeny, Apr.,
'07.

Sire of 40 tested cows,
of 8 producing bulls,
and many 1st prize
and Champion win-
ners.

(See other pedigrees.)

Brightness,

P. 11606, H. C,
now named

Viola's Bright Lady,
255485, A. J. C. C

Certificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '08, 2 lbs. 6J
ozs., 43 days in milk.

Imported by "Linden
Grove."

Also dam of the bull.
Brighton, P. 4043,
H. C, Reserve, bulls
from tested dams,
Royal Show, Jersey.
Aug., '09. Sire of
Brighton Beauty,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
Oct., '12. 1 lb. 10
ozs. in 24 hours, at 3
years old, 131 days
after calving; and
other producers.

f Lord Nob, P. 2509, C.
Also sire of

Nob's Happy. P. 8315,
C, Parish prize.
Class 1, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug.. '00.

Pauline. P. 8483, C..
dam of Jockey's
Pauline, 302479, in
Register of Merit
(A), 452 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 1 year, at

6 years old.

His sire also produced
the bull, Rhymer. P.
2756, H. C, sire of

7 tested cows, the
best of which is
Great Scot's Cham-
pion, 203703, 774
lbs. 4 ozs. butterin
1 year, at 12 yrs. 8
mos. old; Grand
Champion. National
Dairy Show, 'l l , and
many other prizes.

Golden Lad's

Pretty Maid,
149157, A. J. C C.

(Maitland Hecla,

P. 7094, H. C.)

4th prize. Class 3. 47
entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '98.

Sold in our '00 auction,
as a 4-year-old, for
$325, to Biltmore
Farms.

Egyptian,

P. 2564, H. C.

(Imported and regis-
tered as King of
Arden, 58135.)

Par. prize, I. of Jersey,
Apr., '98.

1st pr. yearling, St.
John. I. of Jer., '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
111. and Ind. State
Fairs. '00.

Golden Maid,

P. 6555, H. C
Certificate of Merit in

butter test, May, '98,

2 lbs. 4 J ozs.

Golden Champion,
P. 3334, H. C.

3d over the Island,
Aug., '04.

2d over the Island,
Aug., '03.

2d State's prize over
the Island. Apr.. '03.

Sire of a long list of
butter tested and
prize -winning
daughters.

He traces four times to
the famous Golden
Lad, P. 1242. H. C,
and has over 40 per
cent, his blood.

Willoh's Rosy,

P. 10444, H. C.

now named

Willoh's Lady Viola,

219486. A. J. C C.
Parish prize, Class 1,

Royal Show, Aug.,

'04.
Certificate of Merit and

IstGoddington

purse, public butter

test, May, '06, 3 lbs.

butter in 24 hours, 4

years old.
Dam of 5 tested cows.

Great Scot,

P. 2153, H. C.

Sire of

Rhymer, Par. pr., '99.

Perry F. Scot, Reserve

R. C. S., '99.
Mabel 42d, 1st over

Jer. and P. pr., '99.
Maitland Cherry. 1st

over Jer. and Par.

pr., '99.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.

A magnificent cow,
imported to Amer-
ica by "G e d n e y
Farm."

Champion, St. Helier
Show, '06.

Dam of Maitland Con-
stance, P. 10373, H.
C-, 4th over Jersey,
Aug., '03, and May,
'04; dam of Mait-
land Catherine, P.
7279, C, Par. prize,
'99.

Sister to Golden Lad's
Gold Frame, sold for
$550, in our auction.

Dam of Combination.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.

Jersey Lily,

F. 7855, C.

Wonder Lad.

Gay Lord,

P. 1390. H. C.

Picton. P. 2291. H. C.

P. 1943, H. C.

Sire of Listener, P.

2d at Yorkshire Show.

Polite Carlo.

7841. C, 4th over

H. C. at R. A. S. E.

P. 1418. H. C.

Jer. and Par. prize,

Show.

1st St. John Show

as

Aug.. '98.

H. C. at B. and W. E.

Show.

heifer in milk.

Egyptian Buttercup,

Militades, P. 868.H.

C.

F. 7496, C.

Stale Bread 2d,

P. 2976, C.

Stale Bread,

Golden Lad,

Reserve over Jer. and

P. 2225, C.

P. 1242, H. C.

Par. prize, '99.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Sappeur, P. 1358. C.

Miltiades. P. 868, H.

C.

Bonny Lass,

Aukobar, F. 6766.

C.

P. 4577, H. C.

Her sire is a grandson

Bonny, F. 7461. C.

of Wolseley, P. 401,

H. C.

Caumais Lad,

Financial King,

P. 2257, H. C.

Sir Watkin,

P. 2624. H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.

P. 2991, H. C.

Imported by P. J.

prize, '96.

Son of the famous cow,

Cogswell, Esq., to

Golden Lad's Cream-

cross on the daugh-

Finance, P. 4611, C.

pot, 162061.

ters of Exile.

She is also dam of the

A famous sire.

' Golden Lad,

bull. Flying Fox's

P. 1242, H. C.

Foxhall, selected by

Irene, P. 7835, H. C,

a committee of the

now named

Creampot 2d,

A. J. C. C. for the

Golden Lad's Cream-

P. 2721, H. C.

St. Louis World's

pot, 162061.

Fair to breed to the

Golden Lad.

great cows in the

P. 1242, H. C.

dairy test, '04.

Dr. Jim, P. 2318, C.

. Lily Brown, P. 420,

C.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C.

By the same sire as the

Golden Lad,

great cow. Golden

Duchess of Kent,

P. 1242, H. C.

Beatrice 2d, of the

P. 6277, H. C.

"L i n d e n Grove"

Prize winner over the

Welsh Girl,

herd.

Island, '99.

P. 2552, H. C.

Willoh, P. 2855, H. C.

He traces three times to

Golden Lad. and has 28i

per cent, of his blood

Sire of
Willoh's Rosy, public butter test, 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, at 4 years old.

Dam of four public butter test cows, and a 5th daughter won 1st over the

Island.
Miss Viola, public butter test, 3 lbs., 39 days in milk, 4 years old.
(Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady

Viola.)
Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 1\ ozs., 215 days in milk.
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and many other prizes.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our May, '11, auction for $7,000.

Dam of 4 tested cows; and of the bulls. Noble of Oaklands, sold in our '11

auction for $15,000, and Viola's Golden Jolly, sold in our '09 auction

for $11,000.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Belle Brebis,

P. 4473, H. C.

Parish prize, '94, '96.

One of the best cows
in Mr. Wm. Rocke-
feller's herd.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C
(See below.)

Jersey Skater 4th,
P. 4166, H. C-

1st prize and Cham-
pion Cup, Royal
Dublin Show, '95.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding S u 1 1 a n e
14th, that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
tenth year, gave
38 lbs. 6 ozs. milk,
making 2 lbs. lj ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88. *

\ Castor. P. 870. H. C

Hillside Lad,

Dolly of the Valley.

P. 1163, C.

2d over Jer. and Par.

P. 1246, H. C.

pr., '89.

Everton King,

Brebis 3d, P. 1898, H.C.

P. 390, C.

By same sire as Toot-

sie, dam of Boyle.

Brebis 2d, P. 1214, C.

Everton Prince,

Everton Lord,

P. 761, H. C.

P. 1088. H. C.

Beauty of Faldouet,

P. 1644, H. C.

Jersey Skater 3d,

L'Empereur Napoleon,

P. 2887, C.

P. 866, H. C.

Count Cicero,

Jersey Skater 2d.

F. 398. H. C.

P. 2287, C.

2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Sire of Sarabond, P.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

797, H. C, who sired

1st pr. over Jer., '82.

Rosette 5th, P. 2881,

Sire of

H. C, a very rich

Lady Longfield, 23524,

and persistent milk-

20 lbs. 13 ozs.

er. Dam of Rava-

Lady Fair, 22103, 19

chol, P. 2032, Cj

lbs. 10 ozs.

John Bull. P. 2653,

C.; Uncle Peter's

Minerva, F. 2281, C.

Rosette, P. 7363. H.

Supposed to be by

C; Rosette's Golden

Royalist, P. 139. H.

Lad. 57498, A. J. C.

C, son of Regina.

C; Alicante. P.3880,

F. 32, H. C.

H. C; Flying Fox.

P. 2729, H. C, and

r Farmer's Joy,

Forfarshire. P. 2914,

P. 306, H. C.

H. C

1 st over Jersey.

Sultane 8th,

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.

P. 944, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '70.

Last calf, April 13, 1916 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Expected to be bred before day of sale, to Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, the sire of 21 or more official test daughters,
one of which, now under official test, will produce close to if not more than 900 lbs. butter in 1 year, as a four-year-old. He
was imported by "Linden Grove" and registered as Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111S60, A. J. C. C. (See notes opposite No.
40 of catalog, and front pages, for further particulars).

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 83. Cow

HETTY'S GOLDEN MAID, 353220, A. J. C. C.

(P. 17241, H. C.)
OFFICIAL RECORD ON ISLAND OF JERSEY, 455 LBS. 12 OZS. BUTTER IN 352 DAYS, 7,033 LBS. MILK,

AS A THREE-YEAR OLD.

Bred by J. P. Pirouet, St. Ouen. Island of Jersey.

Bora May 9, 1910.

Imported October 3 1 , 19 1 5. by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very handsome and substantial greyish fawn.
a cow of great scale and symmetry; lovely head, with
bright, prominent eyes; straight, strong back; body
• >f great depth and length; large, beautifully shaped
udder, with good sized teats, perfectly placed;
hind quarters roomy and almost perfectly fashioned,
with broad, prominent hips; tail well set, thin and
long, with beautiful switch.

Sire
GOLDEN MAID'S PRINCE, P. 3027, H. C.
(93538, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jersey, bulls from tested dams, Aug., '01.

3d Over Jersey. Aug., '02.

1st over Jersey with progeny. Apr.. '07.

Sire of 40 tested cows, the best of which is Golden
Maid's Christena, 708 lbs. butter in 1 year;
sold in our '13 auction for $625.

Sire of 7 untested cows that have tested daugh-
ters.

Sire of 8 or more producing bulls, including:

Bright Prince, sire of 7 tested cows; imported by
"Linden Grove" and sold in our '12 auction.

Lucy's Prince, sire of 1 1 tested cows.

Golden Prince, P. 4025, H. C, sire of 4.

Bosnian, P. 3454. H. C, sire of 2 in Register
Merit.

Monkton, P. 4196, C sire of 2 tested cows.

Imported Bosnian. 93533. sire of 3 tested cows;
Grand Champion at Vermont State Fair, '13.

Sire of numerous other prize winners, including:

Golden Maid's Opal, 254289. Grand Champion,
Connecticut State Fair, '13; Senior Champion,
National Dairy Show, 14.

Fauvic's Prince. 107961. Grand Champion,
Brockton. Mass.. '14.

Golden Oxford Knight, Junior Champion bull,
Mississippi-Alabama Fair, '13.

His daughter. Golden Maid of Jersey. 526 lbs. 13
ozs.. is dam of the bull winning Grand Cham-
pionship at National Dairy Show. '14.

(See opposite page for further particulars.)

Dam
HETTY, F. 10021, C.

Official Island records, under auspices of the

Royal Jersey Agricultural Society:
1913 14 lactation — 424.92 lbs. butter in 315 days.

from 6,115 lbs. milk; average test, 6.37 per

cent. fat.
For 240 days, to end of '14: 343.44 lbs. butter.

5.300 lbs. milk; average test. 5.71 per cent.

fat.

Picton, P. 2291, II. C.

f Egyptian,

P. 2564, H. C.
Imported and regis-
tered as King of
Arden, 58135. Fol
lowing is his list of
winnings:
Par. prize, I. of Jer.,

Apr., '98.
1st prize yearling. St.

John, I. of J., '98.
2d prize two-year-old,

St. John. '99.
1st and Sweepstakes,
Ind. State Fair, '00.
1st and Sweepstakes,

111. State Fair, '00.
1 st and Sweepstakes.

St. Louis Fair, '00.
Sire of Golden Maid
4th, P. 9821. H. C.
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
Oct., '04. 1 lb. 9 ozs..
101 days in milk
His sire also produced:
Listener. P. 7841. C,
winner of 4th prize.
Class 1. and Parish
prize. Royal Show.
Jersey. Aug.. '98.
Netina'sGem. P. 7971.
H. C. public butter
test. May. '01. 1 lb.
4 ozs. in 24 hours. 75
days in milk, at 4
years old. She is
dam of Netina's Suc-
cessor, P. 3211, C,
Parish prize, Class 1,
April, '02.

Golden Maid,

P. 6555, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '96.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test. May. '98,
2 lbs. 41 ozs.
Dam of

Golden Maid 3d, P.
8137. H. C. public
butter test, Oct.. '07,
1 lb. 12J ozs.. Ill
days in milk. She
is dam of:

Golden Maid 4th. pub-
lic butter test. 1 lb. 9
ozs., 101 days in
milk.

Golden Maid 5th, pub-
lic butter test. 1 lb.
6 ozs., 153 days in
milk.

Golden Maid 6th, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 105 days in

n"lk ... ,

Golden Maid is by
same sire as Boyle,
sire of Golden Fern's
Lad; Mon Plaisir, 1st
over Jer., '98; Ham-
ley. 1st over Jer, '99;
Mona's Glory, 1st
over Jer., '97; Cour-
age: Nunthorpe;
Golden Pink; Pio-
neer; Morion: Orme;
La Chasse Prince;
Sultana's Golden
Lad, and others that
have won fame.
Sixteen or more grand-
sons of Golden Lad
have daughters in
the Register of Mer
it. His double
grandson. Golden
Fern's Lad (same in
blood as a son), has
27 sons with daugh-
ters in the Register
of Merit, led by Emi-
nent 2d, P. 2532, H.
C , who was sold in
our May, '05, auc-
tion for $10,000.

Gay Lord,

P. 1943, H. C.
Second at Yorkshire

Show
A. S.
C. at B
Show

H. C. at

E . Show ;

and W.

Wonder Lad.

P. 1390, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr.,
1st over Jersey, '91

Polite Carlo,

P. 1418. H. C.
1st St. John Show as
heifer in milk.

and

Stale Bread 2d.

P. 2976, C.
Reserve over Jer.
Par. prize. '99.
Dam of many noted
animals.

(See below.)

Miltiades.

P. 868, H.

Stale Bread.

P. 2225, C.
Daughter of Angela's

Lad. P. 397. H. C.

who is out of same

dam as Tormentor,

3533, imp.

'11 auction for S510. to

, winner
lb. 6 ozs.. 227

Egyptian Buttercup,
F. 7496, C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '95.

Dam of Egyptian 2d,
P. 3090. H. C. who
sired Golden De-
light, P. 10534, H.
C., winner Certifi-
cate of Merit and 2d
Par. prize, May, '09,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 4J ozs., 94 days
in milk.

Stale Bread 2d. P. 2976, C. (above) is dam of:
Oxford's Sweet Bread. 252128, that sold in our

Messrs. Ayer & McKinney; entered in Register of Merit, 490 lbs. J ozs.

butter in 1 year. 8,545 lbs. milk, at 8 years 7 months old. Her yearling

heifer, Raleigh's Sweet Bread, 252240, sold at same trnie for $350, to

Mr R. L. Shuford. Newton, N. C; and her heifer calf. Nobles bweet

Bread, 252252, for S250, to Mr. W. R. Spann.
Stale Bread 5th. P. 9739, H.C., winner of 4th prize. Class 1, 60 entries and

Parish prize. May, '02. (Now named Flying Fox's Sweet Bread, 18/44/.

and imported by "Linden Grove.")
Picton 2d, P. 2632, C. sire of Princess Adelaide 2d. P. 88/9. H. c

of 2 public butter tests; Certificate of Merit, May. '05,

PictaonS3d,mpllk27IS, H. C, sire of Island Darkie, 181182 butter tests at 7
years old, 16 lbs. 13 ozs. in 7 days, 32 lbs. 15 ozs. in 14 days, 68 lbs. 8 ozs.
in 30 days. Also sire of the bull. Morocco's Lad, P. 3201, H.C.

Picton 4th P. 2912, H. C, sire of Sweet Bread 5th, P. 10127. H. C public
butter test, May, '06, 1 lb. 4 ozs.. 223 days in milk, at 5 years old. Also
sire of several prize winners. .

Picton 5th. P. 3517, H. C, sire of Picton's Cream Bread. 2J4234, in Register
of Merit, 640 lbs. 9 ozs. butter in 1 year, 7 years old.

f Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.

2d pr. over Jer.. '83.
Sire of

Count's Fillpail. 30975.
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Cicero's Ruby. 29040,
14 lbs. li ozs.

We imported his sire.
Cicero, in 'S3, and
sold him in our auc-
tion sale for $3,100.
He sired many other
noted animals, in-

' eluding Sultane 9th.
P. 1184. H. C. the
dam of Golden Sul-
tana; Sultane's
Snowdrop, d a m of
Sultan of Oaklands;
and Uncle Peter, the
sire of many great
cows on the Island.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug.. '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
10i ozs.
Sandgate. 122509, 20

lbs. 10i ozs.
Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

li ozs.
Golden Kola, 127232,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.
Golden Lass of St.
John. 149150. 16 lbs
3 ozs.
Golden Tricolor.
127227, 15 lbs. 14*
ozs.
Golden Lad's Rosaire.
115227. 14 lbs. 14}
ozs.
And 22 other tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.
Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.

Bonnv Lass.

P. 4577. H. C.
Sired by a grandson of

Wolseley, P. 401. 11.

C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th, that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test. '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. li ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

His daughter. Lady
Rose, P. 3962. H.C..
winner of Par. prize.
Aug., '97, is dam of
Sultan's Golden
Rose, 213891, with
a public butter test
of 1 lb. 14} ozs. in
24 hours; entered in
Register of Merit,
with a record of
8 410 lbs. 4.8 ozs.
milk, 489 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter, in 1 year,
when ten years old.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

2d Lon. Dairy Show,
'88, '89; yield. 1 lb.
14i ozs. butter.

Out of the same dam
as Golden Lad 2d.
sire of Golden Lad's
Mermaid, sold at our
auction, M a y, '02,
for $1,100; Golden
Lad's Blue Belle,
sold at our auction.
May. '03, for $1,725;
and many other cele-
brated animals.

Sappeur, P.
Bonny. F. '

1358. C.

Sultane 8th.

P. .944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey. '84; also
Parish prize.

Sultan Cicero.

P. 670. H. C.

Golden Lass.

F. 5711. EC. C.

Sire said to be Roy-
alist. P. 139. H. C.
son of Regina. F.
32. H. C.

Dam of Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C . a
great sire; pronoun-
ced by many equally
as good as his fa-
mous grandsire.
Golden Lad. P. 1242.
H. C.

Miltiades. F. 868, H. C.
Sire of the great cow.

Stale Bread 2d. P.

2976. C. (as above).

Aukobar, F. 6766. C.

Due to calve April 4, 1016, by Kingsway, I\ 515S, H. C.; win
Kingsway is a son of our distinguished bull, Oxford You

nncr of 1st prize at the Royal Show. Class 2, 19 entries, April.
11 Do, P. 41)7.^. H. C. His dam, Hillside Lad's Rosy, oOooOo

'15.

(Beechland Lilac P 1568S, H. C), was sold in our '14 auction for $535, to Campbell's Soup I/arm, Linnaminson N. J. isne won

v, 48 entries, May, '11; Certificate of Merit in public butter test, as a 3-year-old, ;. o ozs^ in £%

She is dam of Fern's Golden

1st prize at the Roval Show, _

hours, 179 days after calving; Champion Cup at St. Peter Show. 11 and '12; and other prizes.

Lilac, 307407, winner of 3d prize at the Royal Show. 56 entries, May, '13, sold in our '14 auction for ^l'2.xas a 2-yr.-old,to hlmcn

dorf Farm, Lexington, Ky.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 84. Cow.

LENA'S GOLDEN MAID, 348102, A. J.

(P. 18451, H. C.)

c. c.

Bred by J. R. Vautier. St. Peter. Island of Jersey.

Born April 22, 1911.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper Koons.

Solid color, except small spot on brisket; black
tongue and switch.

A beautiful cow; lovely head, with wide dished
face; bright, prominent eyes and neatly incurved
horns; clean, long, flat neck; sharp withers and
prominent spinal processes; beautiful top line; back
strong, broad at loins; long rump and thin, beauti-
fully set tail, with generous switch; body of great
capacity; fine in bone, with soft, mellow hide;
prominent milk veins; beautiful udder, with large
and well-placed teats.

Sire

GOLDEN MAID'S PRINCE, P. 3027, H. C.

(93538, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jersey, bulls from tested dams, Aug., '01.

3d over Jersey, Aug., '02.

1st over Jersey with progeny. April, '07.

Sire of 40 tested cows, including:

Golden Maid's Christena. in Register of Merit,
708 lbs. butter in 1 year; sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $625 to Mr. C. I. Hudson. East Nor-
wich. N. Y.

Lily of Hauteville. 695 lbs., 6 ozs., a noted prize
winner, also in Mr. Hudson's herd.

Golden Maid's Brown Maid. 694 lbs. 14 ozs.;
sold in our '11 auction for $650. to Messrs.
Ayer & McKinney. Philadelphia, Pa. She
is dam of Noble's Beautiful Lily, in Register
of Merit. 414 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in 1 year, on
first calf, right after importation; sold in our
11 auction for $2,000 to Elmendorf Farm.

Iris Belle. 615 lbs. 6 ozs.

Prince's Rosadella, 613 lbs. 8 ozs.

Golden Maid of Oaklands. 537 lbs. 1 oz.

Meadow Queen of Allen Dale. 528 lbs. 4 ozs.

Golden Maid of Jersey, 526 lbs. 13 ozs.; dam of
the Grand Champion bull at National Dairy
Show, '14.

Prince's Black Rose. 511 lbs. 4 ozs.

And 31 other tested cows.

Seven of his untested daughters are the dams of
tested cows.

Has 8 or more producing sons, and has sired many
prize winners.

(See opposite page for further particulars.)

Grand Warder,
P. 3690, H. C.
Winner of

Parish prize. Class 1,
April, '05.

Reserve. Class 8, Aug.,
'06.

Sire of

W a r d e r's Lily, P.
14052. C, Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test. Royal Coun-
ties Show, '12, 2 lbs.
3} ozs. in 24 hours.
36 lbs. 4 ozs. milk,
at 5 years old.

Lord North. P. 4164,
H. C, winner of Re-
serve. Class 3. Apr..
'10; 3d prize. Class 2,
Apr., '09; Reserve,
Apr., '08, and Aug..
'09.

Grand Warder's dam
won 1st prize at St.
Mary Show and
Sweepstakes at
Western Show, '99;
she is dam of
Though t f ul Bru-
nette. Parish prize.
May. '04; Western
Duke. P. 2902, H.
C, 1st over Jersey.
'00, and sire of the
bull, Ida's Glory. 1st
over Jer., Aug., 04.

Dam

PRINCESS LENA,

P. 13303, H. C.

Winner of

St. Peter Parish prize.
Class 3, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '08.

4th prize. St. Peter
Show, '11.

Dam of

Aldan's Golden War-
der, 113345. sold at
auction as a yearling
for $700. to Woollen
& Newhouse. In-
dianapolis, Ind.

You'll Do Financial
Warder, sold as a 2-
year-old for $350. to
George Pradford,
Madison. Tenn.

She is by same sire as
Grand Warder's
Champion, 306569
(Lady Defiant 2d. P.
14721. C). sold in
our '14 auction for
$1,285 to Mr. Ed. C.
Lasater, Falfurrias,
Texas. She made a
public butter test,
as a 4-year-old, of 1
lb. 14J ozs. in 24
hours; won St. Peter
Parish prize, May,
10. and May, '11;
and is dam of the
bull, D e f i a n t ' s
Baron, P. 4870. H.
C, winner of 4th
prize at the Royal
Show, May, '12, and
Reserve, Aug., '12
(bulls from tested
dams).

Sir Watkin's Lass,
P. 11768, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize.
Class 3, Roy. Show,
Jersey. Aug., '06.

Egyptian,

P. 2564, H. C.

Imported and regis-
tered as King of
Arden, 58135. Fol-
lowing is his list of
winnings:

Par. prize. I. of Jer.,
April, '98.

1st prize yearling, St.
John, I. of J.. '98.

2d prize two-year old,
St. John. '99.

1st and Sweepstakes.
Ind. State Fair, '00.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
111. State Fair, '00.

1st and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '00.

Golden Maid.

P. 6555., H. C.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test, May.'98,
2 lbs. 4 J ozs.
Dam of

Golden Maid 3d, P.
8137, H. C, public
butter test, Oct., '07,
1 lb. 12i ozs., Ill
days in milk. She
is dam of Golden
Maid 4th, public
butter test, 1 lb. 9
ozs., 101 days in
milk; and 2 other
public test cows.

Warder, P. 3227, H. C. '

2d over Jer.. Apr., '04.

1 st over Jer. , Aug. , '04 .
Sire of

Warder's Lady,
195777 (Little Mary,
F. 94S4, H. C),
14.820 lbs. 11 ozs.
milk. 964 lbs. 15
ozs. butter, in 1 yr.,
6 yrs. old; 52 lbs. 13
ozs. milk in 1 day;
1st and Grand
Champion (Silver
Medal). Mich. State
Fair. 3-year-old.

La Belle Jardiniere,
8,893 lbs. 9.6 ozs.
milk, 568 lbs. 4 ozs.
butter, in 1 yr., at 5
years old.

Warder's Ferry Maid,
6,282 lbs. milk. 388
lbs. butter, in 9
mos., at 3 yrs. old.
Ida May. public butter
test, Oct.,>'07. 2 lbs.
9i ozs.. 61 days in
milk.

Petite Indienne. pub-
lic butter test, May,
'10. 2 lbs. 7 ozs., 125
days in milk.
Mona 18th. public but-
ter test. May, 08, 2
lbs. 5} ozs., 60 days
in milk.
Periling, public butter
test, Oct.. '10, 2 lbs.
1 oz., 182 days in
milk.

Thoughtful 3d.
P. 4985, H. C.

Sir Watkin.

P. 2991. H. C.
Sire of

Willia, public butter
test, May, '09, 2 lbs.
13 ozs.. 59 days in
milk; Oct., '05, 1 lb.
8| ozs., 225 days in
milk; 4th over Jer.
and Par. p., May,
'04; Par. prs.. May,
'05 and '09. Dam
of Pretty Willia, 3d
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '11.

And 4 others.

Beech Lass,

P. 8493, H. C.

Picton. P. 2291. H. C.

Egyptian Buttercup,
F. 7496, C.

1st over Jer., and Par.
prize. May, '95.

Dam of Egyptian 2d.
P. 3090, H. C, who
sired Golden De-
light, P. 10534, H.
C., winner Certifi-
cate of Merit and 2d
Par. prize. May, '09,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 4V ozs., 94 days
in milk.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.

Bonny Lass,

P. 4577. H. C.
Sired by a grandson of

Wolseley. P. 401, H.

C.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.
Sire of

Oakland's Bess, public
butter test, Oct., '05,
1 lb. 3f ozs., 248
days in milk ; 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Aug., '03. D am of
Combination's P.V e-
mier, 1st over Jer.,
"bulls from tested
dams," May, '11;
Oakland's Glory, 3d
over Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr., '07; Oak-
land's Sailor, 3d over
Jer.. Aug., '08.

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B. No. 999,
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12 ozs.
estimated butter, in
1 yr.. when 7 yrs.
old. D a m of Fa-
vori's Jolly Sultan.
1st prize bull calf,
New York State
Fair, '11.

Clarencia,

P. 8602, H. C.

Sweepstakes, Western
Show, '03.

Dam of Clarencia's
Lad. P. 3573, H. C.
2d pr., St. Ouen;
sire of Lady Rams-
gate. P. 12314, H.
C, public butter
test, Oct., '08, 1 lb.
10i ozs., 127 days in
milk; and several
other prize winners.

Financial King, 57788.
(P. 2624, H. C.)

2d over Jersey, '98.

Sire of Financial
Countess, 935 lbs. 10
ozs. estimated but-
ter in 1 year, con-
firmed by churn
t e s t — the world's
record for confirmed
test.

[ Irene. P. 7835, H. C.
(Now named Golden
Lad's Creampot,
162061.)

Duplex, P. 2586, H. C.
(See above.)

Graphic.

P. 4699, C.

H. C.

Yorkshire

C. at R.

Show; H.

and W. E.

Gay Lord,
P. 1943

Second at
Show; H
A. S. E
C. at B.
Show.

Stale Bread 2d,
P. 2976, C.

Reserve over Jer. and
Par. prize, '99.

Dam of Oxford's
Sweetbread, 252128,
in Register of Merit,
490 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 8 years
old.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873. H. C.
1st pr.. St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
2d Lon. Dairy Show,

'88. '89; yield, 1 lb.

14i ozs. butter,
©ut of the same dam

as Golden Lad 2d.

Sappeur, P. 1358, C.
Bonny, F. 7461, C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

Sold at our auction
sale. '05. for $10,000.

Won 1st State's prize
over the Island of
£50. with five of his
progeny, in '01 and
'02.

He has 81 daughters
tested in America
and on the Island,
and several others
now on authenti-
cated test.

Favorite.

F. 8354. H. C.
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess. 157604.)

A grand dairy cow;

sold in our sale.

May. '01, for $500.

to Mr. F. G. Crane.

Duplex. P. 2586. H. C.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Golden T)el, sold in
our '00 sale, as a
heifer, for $425: and
since tested at
Biltmore, N. C. 80
lbs. 13 ozs. in one
month. Sire of other
tested cows.

Philomene.

P. 5671, H. C.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257. H. C.
Sire of

Petune's Favorite,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl over Is-
land of Jer.. Aug..
'99.

G u e n o n ' s Lad, a
Champion winner at
Kentucky Fairs, and
sire of tested cows.

Wonder Lad,

P. 1390. H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr. . '91.
1st over Jersey, '91.

Polite Carlo,

P. 1418, H. C.

Miltiades. P. 868, H. C.

Stale Bread,

P. 2225, C.

Count Cicero.

F. 398. H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '83.
Sire of

Count's Fillpail, 30975,
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

And 8 others.

We imported his sire,
Cicero, in '83, and
sold him in our auc-
tion sale for $3,100.

i Sultane 8th,

P. 944, H. C.
Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey. '84; also
Parish prize.

( Miltiades, P. 868. H.C.

{ Aukobar. F. 6766, C.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jer. has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

(For full particulars,
see front page A.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin,. '92.

Eminent, P. 1842. H.C.
A very successful sire.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115. H. C.

H i s granddaughter.
Uncle Peter's Gold-
en Del. 157354. sold
in our '01 sale to
Biltmore Farms,
Biltmore, N. C.

j Souvenir,

P. 5187, H. C.
1st St. Martin.
Dam of Souvenir 2d.
3d over Jersey, Aug..
'97.

Golden Pride.

P. 1903. H. C.

Sire of Uncle Sam, P.
2383, H. C. sire of
Karnak's Daughter,
public butter test,
May, '08. 2 lbs. 83
ozs.. 108 days in
milk.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307. H. C.
Now named Imported

Blue Belle. 180234,

A.J. C. C.

Trial, P. 1187. H. C.

Finance. P. 4611. C. ,
Public butter test. 2 I Interest. F. 3582, C.
lbs. 10 ozs., 55 lbs. Private test on Island

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H.

Creampot 2d.
P. 2721. H.

C.

Brevity. P. 1228. C.

Summerville.

F. 2485, C.

of Jersey, at rate of
25 lbs. 6 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Carlo 3d. P. 817, H. C.

Creampot, F. 2993. C.

Castor, P. 870. H. C.
3d State's pr.. '87.
1st over J., Apr.. '88.
Sold to Sir Jas. Blyth.

i. No. 1. F. 7312, C.

Last calf November 10, 1915 (sent to Messrs. T- O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas). _

Bred February 15, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize, with his progeny,
in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, 14
(68 entries), also the' 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to,
if not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P. 407o, H. C.)

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 191B.

No. 85. Cow.

OXFORD VIOLA OF OAKLANDS, 353276, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. A. Perree, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born July 2, 1913.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Some white markings; white switch; black tongue.

A magnificent young cow, of aristocratic breeding,
beautiful symmetry and high quality; perfectly
level top line, clean, flat neck and sharp withers.
A cow of great stamina, stylish in carriage, with every
promise of dairy ability; great depth of body; well-
sprung ribs and strong loins; tail well set, with
switch touching the ground; large, beautifully
balanced udder, with great long teats, well placed.
An aristocrat, and looks it.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

His daughter, Golden
Oxford Ivy, P.
18829, H. C, was 1st
prize 2 -year-old over
the Island of Jersey
{68 entries), May,
'14 ; 1st prize 3-year-
old (76 entries) and
Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship
over the Island).
May, '15. She is
now in the "Linden
Grove" herd.

He has 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters. You'll Do's
Favorite, 306639,
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for $500, to Mr.
E-T.Bedford.Green's
Farms. Conn., is
now under official
test, and will pro-
duce 900 lbs. or
more of butter in a
year, as a four-year-
old.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree of
Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

Dam
NOBLE VIOLA
OF OAKLANDS,
P. 17106, H.C.

She produced as a
four-year old, under
official test on Island
of Jersey. 211.4 lbs.
butter in 217 days;
average test, 5.37
per cent, butter fat.
(This without grain
feed.l Her half-
brother. Bright
Prince (out of same
dam), was purchas-
ed by B. H. Bull &
Son, of Canada, to
head their celebrated
herd.

Bright Prince was im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '12 auction. He
now has 7 butter
test daughters, in-
eluding Bright
Prince's Jolly Girl,
573 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year as a
three year-old, win-
ner of 6 first prizes
and 5 Senior and
G rand Champion-
ships.

Brighton, P. 4043, H.
C, out of same dam,
has 2 tested daugh-
ters and 2 tested
granddaughters; he
sired Edissa Prim-
rose, 2d prize aged
cow, 15 entries. Pa-
cific Live Stock Ex-
position, '15.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700. A. J. C. C.)

1st pr.. Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter tested
cows, 31 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, 614 lbs. 3
ozs.

Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit, 486
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Sire of 28 bulls with
official test daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
a "Linden Grove"
service bull who has
1 1 tested daughters.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
Apr., '10; at the bull
show, Apr., '11, sons
of Noble of Oaklands
won 2 out of 4 first
prizes.

At the Island bull
show, Apr., '12, his
son. Golden Fern's
Noble, P. 4570, H.
C, won 1st prize in
the 2-yr.-old class of
29 entries, with his
grandson (by
Noble's Jolly Sul-
tan), 2d prize. In
the mature class, his
son, Noble Monarch,
P. 4519, H. C, won
1st prize. In the
class for bulls shown
with their progeny,
his son, Cowslip's
Golden Noble. P.
4498. H. C, won
first; while in the
yearling class, the
winners of 1st, 2d,
3d, 4th and Reserve
prizes were his sons
and grandsons.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000.

Brightness,

P. 11606, H. C.
now named

Viola's Bright Lady,
255485, A. J. C C.

Certificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '08, 2 lbs. 6$
ozs., 43 days in milk-

Dam of tfie bull.
Bright Prince, P.
4129, H. C, winner
of Reserve over Jer.,
Class 9, Aug., '10;
Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'10.

Also dam of Brighton,
P. 4043, H. C., win
ner of Reserve at
Royal Show, Aug.,
'09.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

He was shown at the
Nashville, Tenn.,
Show, Oct., '07. in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown; and
Prof. Scovell, who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville. Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."

Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Champion
bull, San Antonio
(Tex.) International
Exposition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. IS
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

He has 4 producing

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of M e r i t,
buttertest, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize, Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St, Saviour,
'05.

Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
Cm Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

And 3 other tested
cows.

Golden Champion,
P. 3334. H. C.
3d over the Island,

Aug., '04.
2d over the Island,

Aug., '03.
2d State's prize over
the Island, Apr., '03.
Sire of a long list of
butter tested and
prize-winning
daughters.
He traces four times to
the famous Golden
Lad. P. 1242, H. C,
and has over 40 per
cent, his blood.
His sire is one of the
_ best sons of Finan-
3 cial King, and out
J of a magnificent
" daughter of Golden
Lad, that we im-
ported in '00.

Willoh's Rosy,

P. 10444, H. Cm

now named

Willoh's Lady Viola,

219486. A. J. C. C.
Parish prize. Class 1 ,

Royal Show, Aug.,

'04.
Certificate of Merit and

IstGoddington

purse, public butter

test. May, '06, 3 lbs.

butter in 24 hours, 4

years old.
Sold for $3,000.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7,500.
Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island. 2 lbs.
Si ozs. in 24 hours.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs.

(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C-
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey. '98.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Lie has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. Sire
ofAri stocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10J
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Financial King,
P. 2624, H. C

Imported by P. J.
Cogswell, Esq., to
cross on the daugh-
ters of Exile.

A famous sire.

Irene, P. 7835, H. C.

now named
Golden Lad's Cream -
pot, 162061.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent miker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,

H. C.
Three Champion win-
ners.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire. Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. Cm 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.
Sold in our '04 sale to

Mr. Howard Willets,

"G e d ne y Farm,"

White Plains, N. Y.,

for $3,600.
Dam of
Caumais Lad, P. 2257,

H. Cm sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,

H. Cm and Guenon's

Lad, both noted

sires.
Blue Nun. 18 lbs. 5£

ozs.
Golden Lad's Blue

Belle, sold in our

'03 sale for $1,725.
Blue Belle's Golden

Fern, 69196, that

sold as a calf for

$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr., '98.
1st over Jer., Aug., '98.
1st at Three-Parish

Show, '99.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564. H. Cm

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozf.

Sir Watkin,

P. 2991, H. C.
Son of the famous cow,

Golden Lad's Cream-
pot. 162061.
She is also dam of the

bull. Flying Fox's

Foxhall, selected by

a committee of the

A. J. C. C. for the

St. Louis World's

Fair to breed to the

great cows in the

dairy test, '04.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C.
By the same sire as the

great cow. Golden

Beatrice 2d, of the

"Linden Grove"

herd.

Willoh. P. 2855, H. C

He traces three times to Golden Lad. and has 28jr per cent, of his blood.

Sire of
Willoh's Rosy, public butter test, 3 lbs.. 3S days in milk, at 4 years old.

Dam of 5 public butter test cows, and a 5th daughter won 1st over the

Island.
Miss Viola, public butter test, 3 lbs.. 39 days in milk, 4 years old.
(Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady

Viola.)
Syren's Pride, public butter test. 1 lb. 7$ ozs.. 215 days in milk-
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey. Aug., '02; and many other prizes.

Lady Viola, P. 8463. H. C.
Dam of

Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for bull and
progeny, April. '10. He is the sire of 37 tested cows and 28 producing
bulls. He was sold in our 'II auction for $15,000. (See above.)

Poppy Viola, P. 10902. H. C (now named Golden Jolly's Lady Viola), that
we imported in '06. We rebought her at Mr. J. M. Overton's sale. '08,
for $2,550. She is looked upon on the Island as having made the most
phenomenal public butter test (taking into consideration age and lacta-
tion) ever made, testing 1 lb. 15 ozs., 159 days in milk, being only 30 mos.
old. She made a private test at home of 2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24 hours.

f Dr. Jim. P. 2318, C.

Duchess of Kent,

P. 6277, H. C.
Prize winner over the
Island, '99.

Bobby 5th.

P. 1060, C

Lemon's Venus.
P. 2493, C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

(See below.)

Nameless.

P. 3222. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
M aistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne.
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H- C.

Caumais Lad.

P. 2257, H. C
2d over Jer. and Par
prize, '96.

Finance, P. 4611, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C

Creampot 2d,

P. 2721. H. C-

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Lily Brown, P. 420. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C

Welsh Girl,

P. 2552. H. C.

Due to calve May 11, 1916, by Golden Fern's Lad of Oaklands, P. 529S, H. C, a Highly Commended bull carrying 75 per cent,
of the blood of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, being out of the same dam, Lady Aldan, P. S470, H. C, one of the great
daughters of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. The sire of Golden Fern's Lad of Oaklands is Agatha's Oxford Noble, P. 4850,
H. C., son of Noble of Oaklands and the great cow, Agatha's Oxford Lass (see No. 78 for his pedigree). This calf will be sent
to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.

FONTAINE'S OXFORD PRIDE, 187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. 8801, H. C, J. H. B.)

GRANDAM OF THE CELEBRATED BULL, OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H, C.

Following is the record of Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430, A. J. C. C, :

2d prize over Jersey, 48 entries, Aug., '02.

Reserve, 32 entries, May, '02.

3d prize, 59 entries, May, '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug., '04.

3d prize over Jersey, 40 entries, Aug., '01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 7| ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.

Dam of

Gamboge's Knight, 95698 (P. 3645, H. C), sold at our '11 auction for $6,700 to White Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a single lot at $1,750 each. Sire of 41 butter test cows, three of them testing above 700 lbs. in 1 year — ■
all three imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our auctions. He is also the sire of four bulls with tested daughters,
including Oxford You'll Do.

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816,
sold in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm, Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter in a year. She has a
daughter in Register of Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and 2d Goddington prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. i oz., 50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit
and Parish prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 144, ozs., 154 days in milk; now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold in our '09 auction
for $2,525, to Dr. H. D. Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested daughters, another that is a Champion winner, and a
fourth that sold in our '10 auction for $725, at 14 months old.

Gamboge's Pride Sth, Certificate of Merit, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named Oxford Lad's Great Beauty,
235173; sold in our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Willets. Her daughter, Majesty's Great Beauty, 2351S8 (sold in our '10
auction for $850 at 3 yrs. old), is dam of a Register of Merit cow, and her 2-mos.-old heifer calf sold in our '10 auction for
$850.

mrmi

*&&&*£' S3*.

YOU'LL DO'S PRETTY ROSE, 353265, A. J. C. C.

A HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTER OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C. THREE YEARS OLD.

(See her pedigree on opposite page.)

SHE IS OUT OF THE SAME DAM AS THE FIRST PRIZE ROYAL SHOW WINNER, WOODLANDS LASS

(TUODOT, 290368, A. J. C, C), NOW OWNED AT LONGVIEW FARM, LEE'S SUMMIT. MO.

FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL RECORD OF HER DISTINGUISHED SIRE,

OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C:

Sire of 22 or more official test daughters, including You'll Do's Favorite, sold in our '14 auction for $500, who is just finishing

an official test and will make more than 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old.
He sired the Champion cow over the Island of Jersey in .May. '15, who also won 1st in her class (76 entries) as a 3-year-old, and

1st as a 2-year-old (68 entries) at the Royal Show, May, 14.
He sired the 1st prize bull at the Royal Show, Class 2, 19 entries, May. 1").
He sired the Grand Champion bull at the Indiana State Fair, '15; who was bred at "Linden Grove" and sold as a calf in our 14

auction for $525.
He sired the 1st prize three-year-old cow (11 entries) at Texas State Fair, '15; who was sold in our '14 auction for S74.~>.

i See front page C, and notes opposite No. 47 of catalog, for further particulars concerning Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

B86

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 86. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S PRETTY ROSE, 353265, A. J. C. C.

(July Oxford Rose, P. 19868, H. C.)

Hred bytC. F. Renouf, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born July 10, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Suns.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

An exceedingly beautiful cow, rich light fawn
in color, and of highly refined type; lovely head,
broad, dished face, with prominent, lustrous eyes;
long, clean, flat neck and sharp withers; smooth
shoulders; thin, mellow hide; great length of body;
broad, strong loins; prominent hips and long rump;
beautifully set tail, with splendid switch; tremendous
udder, covered with a network of veins; great, large,
beautifully placed teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island. April,
'1 1. This is the
most valuable prize,
and the greatest dis-
tinction that can be
accorded a bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and regis
tered as Imported
Oxford You'll Do,
1 1 1860 — not for sale.

He is sire of the bull
winning Grand
Championship at In-
diana State Fair, '15,
and sold in our auc-
tion for $525.

His daughter. You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction as
a 3-year-old for$500,
now under year's
official test, will
make more than 900
lbs. butter.

His daughter, Golden
Oxford Ivy, won 1st
prize in her class (76
entries) and the
Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship
over the Island) at
the Royal Show,
May, '15; she also
won 1st prize in her
class (68 entries) at
Royal Show, May,
'14.

Nineteen of his prog-
eny, in our '14 auc-
tion, sold for an
average of $683.42,
including 8 not in
* milk, 4 of them be-
ing bull calves.

No living sire has put
the stamp of CA-
PACITY—a highly
finished DAIRY
T Y P E— more un-
erringly on his
daughters than has
Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C.

(See front pages for
his picture and more
extended pedigree.)

Dam
ELLA ROSE

OF JERSEY,

290826, A.J. C.C.
(ELLA ROSE,
P. 12731, H.C.)

Winner of Trinity Par-
ish prize. Class 5,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., '11.

Dam of Woodlands
Lass, 1st prize win-
ner at Royal Show,
51 entries. May, '12.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them with
year's records over
500 lbs. butter in 1
year. Twelve of the
19, including the five
with the highest
tests, were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tions:

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledy -
wink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie,
652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592
lbs. 5 ozs.

Daisy's January Rose,
585 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Handsome
Duchess, 566 lbs. 5
ozs.

Gamboge's Primrose,
566 lbs.

Gamboge's Princess,
558 lbs. 13 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight's
Artistic, 540 lbs. 8
ozs.

Gamboge's Vellum,
531 lbs. 12 ozs.

Knight's Fancy Prin-
cess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.

Gamboge's Modesty,
525 lbs. 7 ozs.

Gamboge's Merry May,
520 lbs. 4 ozs.

Black Flower, 516 lbs.
15 ozs.

Manor's Peeress. 5 1 6
lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Crocus, 515
lbs. 1 oz.

Gamboge's Fawn
Beauty, 505 lbs. 15
ozs.

Knight's Crocus, 505
lbs. 9 ozs.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Sec'y Island
of Jer. Herd Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox), public butter
test, May, '09, 2 lbs.
l£ ozs., 83 days in
milk.

Wearie Willie,

P. 3574, C.

His son, Duke of Hal-
berton, P. 3864, H.
C, has 2 tested
daughters, including
Lady Blythwood,
240730, in Register
of Merit, Class A,
747 lbs. 11 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 9,094
lbs. milk, at 7 yrs.
old.

Eva Rose,

P. 9756, C.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug.,

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Su'.tanof Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, "05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
prize over Jer., Apr.,
'09. Sire of 1 7 test-
ed cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox. sire of 10.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. S801, H. C)

2d prize over Jersey, 48 entries, Aug.. '02.

Reserve, 32 entries, May, '02.

3d prize, 59 entries, May, '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,
'04.

3d prize over Jersey, 40 entries, Aug., '01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 ibs. 7i ozs., 48 days
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm,
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. % oz.,

'99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox s Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 1 1 ,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. S\ ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C. ■

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. 1 \ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish f Napoleon ^ Bonaparte

prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14i ozs., 154 days in milk;

now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold

in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.

Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested

daughters, another that is a Champion winner,

and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for

$725, at 14 months old.

Halburton's Prince, P. 3131, H. C.

Sire of Peacock Duchess, P. 10927, C, public
butter test, May, '10, 1 lb. 4'i ozs. in 24 hrs.,
237 days after calving. Dam of Gamboge's
Handsome Duchess, 252150, in Register of
Merit, Class A, 566 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 1 year,
from 8,519 lbs. 4.8 ozs. milk, at 7 yrs. 5 mos.
old; 1st prize 2-year-old, St. Brelade Show,
'08; sold in our '11 auction for $1,750; dam
of Noble's Fawn Prince, 95705, Junior Cham-
pion bull at National Dairy Show, Wisconsin
State Fair and International Dairy Show, '11;
sold in our '11 auction for $500.

Topsy's Lad,

P. 2420, H. C.
His sire is out of same
dam as Golden Sul-
tana, winner 3d pr.
at the great St.
Halburton's Pride 2d, Louis Show, Sept.,

P. 9719, H. C. '04; and sold in our

By Napoleon Bona- '10 auction for

parte, P. 2745, H. $3,700.

C. (see above).

Shepherd, P. 2911, C.

Milkweed,

i

Topsy 20th,

P. 6979, H. C.
Parish prize, Royal

Show, May, '98.
Reserve over Jersey,

and Parish prize.

Royal Show, May,

'04.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1 st prize , Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show, '96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests ;

May, '96. 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2\ ozs.,
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

P. 2745, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '99.

2d State's prize over
Jer., with his get and
Goddington purse,
'01.

Sire of 10 butter test
cows, including
Speckled Hip 5th,
Certificate of Merit,
May. '08, 2 lbs. 3
ozs., and dam of Sta-
tuette, Bronze Med-
al winner, public
butter test, Oct., '09.

Campanile 2d,

P. 8180, H. C.
Reserve over Jersey,

Aug., '00.
Par. prize, '01, '04.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par-
ish prize, '95.
2d over Jersey, '96.

Topsy 9th,

P. 4220, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par-
ish prize, '91.
1st over Jer., Aug. ,'92.

Doctor,

P. 2059. H. C.

Topsy 12th.

P. 4406, C.

F. 8349, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. CM
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729.
H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.
Son of Rosette 5th, P.

2881. H. C. (as

above).

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Fontaine's King.
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including Origa's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May, '02, 1 lb. 121
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, at the age
of 12 years, sold in
our '10 sale for
$3,700; her son, Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly,
won Grand Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, '11.

Fleet 2d, P. 3435, H.C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Dam of Dreyfus, 1st
over Jersey, '01.

Granddaughter
of Sultane, P. 7, H.
C, who is also gran-
dam of Golden Sul-
tana.

Traveler 2d,

P. 2411. H. C.

His sire is by a son of
the Wolseley bull,
Castor, P. 870, H.C,.
2d over Jer., '87; 3d
State's pr., '87; 1st
over Jersey, '88.

Campanile,
1 P. 5383, H. C.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

Golden Pink.

P. 1491, H. C.

Topsy,

P. 661. H. C.

r Distinction's Glory,
P. 1680, H. C.

Doctress 7th,

P. 3522. H. C.

Everton King,

P. 390, H. C.

Topsy 5 th,

P. 3245, H. C.

Last calf December 22, 1915, by Fern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C. (Calf sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas.)

Bred February 15, 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden Grove,"
and supposed to be the most valuable son of the great butter-bred bull, Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314, A. J. C. C, who sold in
our 1909 auction for $12,000, and in the Kinloch Farm auction, 1911, for $13,000. His dam, Golden Sultana, is one of the most
distinguished daughters of Golden Fern's Lad; she was awarded third prize in the aged cow class at the World's Fair, St.
Louis, 1904, and sold in the ring for $2,350. (See front pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180.)

B 70

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 87. Cow.

JENNIE YOU'LL DO, 353255, A. J. C. C.

(Les Champs Do It, P, 19409, H. C.)

Bred by C. A. Bailhache, Grouville, Island of
Jersej

Horn February 13, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Broken color; white tongue; black and white
switch.

Those who attended our auction of 1910, or who
saw the great cow, "Oxford Lad's Granddaughter,
at the shows, will need no further description of
this cow than the statement that she is "Grand-
daughter's double" in type and coloring. An
exceedingly handsome but rugged fawn, with white
markings; neat head; long, flat neek and sharp
withers; body of great length, width and depth;
prominent hips, long rump, and splendidly set thin,
long tail, with switch brushing the ground; a hide
like velvet, thin and mellow; beautifully shaped
udder, of great depth and circumference, traced
with a network of veins, and such teats on a young
cow are rarely seen, a handful each, long and per-
fectly placed.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our ' 1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of 41 cows with
butter records, 3 of
them over 700 lbs.
butter in 1 year.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Sire of 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters, including You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction
for $500, who is just
finishing an official
test and will make
nearly if not quite
900 lbs. butter as a
four- year-old.

He sired the Cham-
pion cow over the
Island of Jersey in
May, '15, who also
won 1st in her class
(76 entries) as a
3-year-old, and 1 st
as a 2-year-old (68
entries) at the Royal
Show, May, '14.

He sired the 1st prize
bull at the Royal
Show, Class 2, 19
entries, May, '15.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15; who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as a
calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
three-year-old cow
(1 1 entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15; who
was sold in our '14
auction for $745.

(See other pedigrees for
further particulars.)

Dam
LES CHAMPS

SCEPTRE,
P. 12861, C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of many noted
bulls and cows.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.
187430. A. J. C. C

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801. H. C.)

1st prize winner over
the Island and
Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '04.

3d pr. over Jer., Aug.,
'01, "02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7J
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 sale, to Mr.
H o ward Willets,
owner of Gedney
Farm.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, "98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th. P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 7 J ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales averaging $865
each.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370. H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. l£ ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
winners.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D..
90048, sire of 3 in
Register of Merit
averaging 469 lbs.
1 oz. at 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

Bessie's Lad,
P. 2479, H.

C.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.

Oct. .'96, 2 lbs. 2J ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5'i ozs.

Oct. '97, 2 lbs. 4J ozs.

< >ct., '98, 2 lbs. 7 J ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d.

P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy.
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
May, '02, auction
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
May, '03, auction
sale for $1,725.

A nd many other
mous animals.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059, that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. liozs.. 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.
Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S. , Eng. ,
'95. (2 lbs. 9 J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.
Jer., '95, and many
. other prizes.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537. C.
1st over Jersey, '90/91,

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882. H. C.

His grandson. Favor-
ite's Lad. is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May.
'01. 2 lbs. 4J ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey.
P. 2353, H. C

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,

F. 5846, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242.

1st ov. Jer..

H. C
'90.

fa-

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C
1st over the Island.

Oxford Dahlia.

P. 2588. H. C.
Won 1st pr. and C.,

Oxfordshire Show.

Eng.. '93.
1st pr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng.. '93.
1st p. and Silver Cup.

H. S., '93.
1st pr.. R. A. S., Eng.

Show, '94.
2d p. and Blythwood

Cham. Bowl at the

Y. S.. '94.

Biron, P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455, C

Everton Lord,
P. 1088. H.

Widow. F. 2360, C

Dictator's Lad,
P. 3605. C

His sire is a full broth-
er to Imp. Mohican,
65299. who for years
headed the herd of
Mr. Edw. Howe,
Princeton, N. J., the
only surviving
charter member of
the American Jersey
Cattle Club. Mohi-
can has four daugh-
ters in the Register
of Merit, including
Mohican's Thirty
eight, 212985. 752
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in 1
year. Mohican also
has 4 untested
daughters, each dam
of a Register of Mer-
it cow.

Imp. Dictator and
Imp. Mohican w ere
sired by Plying Fox,
P 2729, H. C, who
was sold in our '02
auction for $7,500.
and who now has 26
butter test daugh-
ters and 43 sons with
tested daughters.
Their dam, Fancy's
Beauty 2d, P. 6324,
II. C-, is a daughter
ol Morion; P 1690,

11 C , who sired The

i iul, p 2195, H. C

Gamine 2d.

IV 11205. C.

i Oxford Lass,
v P. 3582. C.

One of the most cele

brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.

She was never tested

for butter, but milk- [ Brown Bess 2d,

ed as high as 28 P, 5428, H.

quarts daily.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. 1$ ozs., 214 days in milk.
Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.
Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup. testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after

first calving.
Flying Fox's Oxford Lass. 1st prize winner over the Island,
oxford Lad. P. 3123. H. C., who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and

cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

f Sultane's Favourite.
P. 873. H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.
including Sultane
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02. in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. li ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Dictator.

P. 3091. H. C.

(Now named Imported
Dictator, 65296, A.
J. C. C.)

Sire of Instructive,
P. 10670, H. C,
winner of St. Cle-
ment Parish prize,
Class 4. May, '07;
public butter test,
1 lb. 7£ ozs. in 24
hrs., 3 yrs. old.
Dam of Silver Stick,
winner of 2d prize
for 2-year-old bulls
at the Royal Show,
England (16 en-
tries), and Royal
Counties Show ( 1 5
entries), '11 ; and 2d
at Royal Show | 10
entries) , Liverpool,
'10. Also dam of
the bull. Construc-
tor, winner of St.
Clement Parish
prize. Class 1, Royal
Show, Jersey, Apr.,
"15.

Surville Rose,

I". 8206, II. C.
Winner of Parish prize.

Royal Show, Jersey,

May, '03.

Royal Lad.

P. 3235,

Gamine,

l. 8880, C.

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C.

Imp. and registered
as Golden Mon
Plaisir. 59936.

First in his class and
Champion winner
over the Island in
'98.

First uhio Agr'l and
Industrial Exposi-
tion, Columbus, '01.

First and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '01,

Headed Grand Sweep-
stakes II e r d, all
dairy breeds, f )hio
Exposition, '01, and
several other prizes.

Sold in our sale. M;iv.
'01, for £3,500, to
Hon. H. N. Higin-
botham, Joliet, 111.
Sire of

Bright Bess. P. 9534,
H. C. Champion
winner over the Is-
land. May. '03, and
other Champion
prizes, and sold in
our 04 sale for
$1,000.

Fancy's Pioneer and
Kilmarnock, the sire
of Vesta's 1 >.lim

Bel Royal

Buttercup 2d,
P. 3266, C
Parish prize. May,

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs.. 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 10* ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

And 27 others.

I Golden Lily,
1 P, 5101, H. C

1st over Jersey.

1st St. Mary.
Champion, W. Show.
A magnificent dairy

cow.
1 i;nn of Grace Darling

(by Duplex), that

won 1st pr. at St.

Mary Show, May,

"01.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
1st over Eng.. '90.
1 lb. I4i ozs. butter.

Clarence,

P. 1494. H. C.
1st St. Peter.

Lily Brown.

P. 420, C.
2d pr . St Mary-
nam of Deery, Cham.
over Jersey, and
Sold to Mr. Coleman
for $1,500.

Wolseley. P. 401. H. C.
1st ov. Jer.. '83.'84,'85.

'96.

Lord Nelsoi

t.

P. 900,

H. C.

4th ov. Jer.

. Apr..

'87.

Philidura,

3d ov. Jer

June.

'87.

1 I'. 1IMI

2d ov. Jer.

Apr.,

'88.

Bel Royal Buttercup.
F. 6262, H. C.

Last calf April 6, 1916, by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4.',70, H. C. (Will be sent to Messrs. J. 0. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,

Texas.) Expected to be bred, before day ol sale, t le ol our great bulls. (Examine supplementary list of services, to be

circulated at the sale.)

FOUR YEARS OLD.

JENNIE YOU'LL DO, 353255, A. J. C. C.

A HIGHLY COMMENDED DAUGHTER OF OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H.
(See her pedigree on opposite page.)

She has been called "Oxford Lad's Granddaughter," as she resembles very much the magnificent cow of that
name which we sold in our 1912 auction for $2,900, to Mr. E. A. Darling, ex-President of the A. J. C. C.

FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF THE 22 TESTED DAUGHTERS OF HER SIRE,
OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C:

You'll Do's Favorite, about 900 lbs., 4 yrs. old; imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our 1014 auction for $500.

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774 lbs. 7 ozs., at 4 yrs. 7 mos. old.

Oxford Triumph's Maiden, 554 lbs. 7 ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Oxford's Ever Lass, 480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Edith You'll Do, 475 lbs. 6 ozs., 3 yrs. old; imported by "Linden Grove."

Oxford's Gamboge Agatha, 438 lbs., 4 yrs. old.

Oxford Lavender, 431 lbs. 9 ozs., 4 yrs. 6 mos. old; imported by "Linden Grove."

Stella You'll Do, 429 lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs. old; imported by "Linden Grove."

Hope You'll Do, 40S lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Oxford You'll Do's Circus Girl, 390 lbs. 3 ozs., 2 yrs. old.

Egypt You'll Do, 387 lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos.; imported by "Linden Grove."

Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos. old.

Grouville Plush, 377 lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos. old.

Oxford's Doreen Dora, 374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3 yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dream of Oaklands, 338 lbs. 15 ozs., 1 yr. 11 mos. old; imported by "Linden Grove."

Nuriel of Oxford, public butter test as a two-year-old, 1 lb. 7 ozs., 147 days after calving; imported by "Linden Grove.

IMPORTED OXFORD YOU'LL DO, 111860, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

Winner of First Prize over Jersey, With His Progeny, at the April, 1911, Bull Show,

This is the most valuable prize and the greatest distinction that can be accorded a bull.

He is the Premier Sire of the "Linden Grove" herd, and is the Most Prepotent Living Sire of Great Dairy Cows we have ever

owned.
On April 26, 1916, we had records of 22 official butter test cows sired by Oxford You'll Do, among which are the following:
You'll Do's Favorite, 306632, just finishing year's authenticated test with more than 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. She

was sold in our 1914 auction for $500, to Mr. E. T. Bedford, Green's Farms, Conn.
Imp. Rustic Ivy, 272579, in Register of Merit with 774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 4 yrs. 6 mos. old. She was 1st prize 3-

year-old cow at New York State Fair, 1913 (11 entries); 1st prize 4-year-old at Connecticut State Fair, 1914; and 1st prize

5-year-old at New York State F'air, 1915, besides being dam of the Grand Champion bull and the 1st prize "produce of

cow" at New York State Fair, 1915.

He is sire of many distinguished prize winners, including:

The Champion Cow over the Island of Jersey in 1915, who also won 1st in her class (76 entries) at the Royal Show, Jersey. May,
1915, and 1st in her class (68 entries), May, 1914. She was imported by "Linden Grove," registered as You'll Do's Cham-
pion Ivy, 353251, and is catalogued for this auction (see No. 50).

The First Prize Yearling bull, Junior and Grand Champion, Indiana State Fair, 1915. He was bred at "Linden Grove" and sold
in our 1914 auction at 5 mos. old, for $525.

He sired the Grand Champion bull of the Minnesota and Wisconsin State F'airs, 1913; who was sire of the Junior Champion heifer
at the Iowa State Fair and at the Waterloo Dairy Show, 1915.

He sired the First Prize three-vear-old cow (11 entries) at the Texas State Fair, 1915, who was sold in our 1914 auction for
$745.

He sired the Grand Champion bull of the Arizona State Fair, 1915. And many other winners.

Nineteen of his progeny (eight of them bulls and calves of both sexes), in our 1914 auction, sold for an average of $6S3.

You'll Do's Fawn Beauty, 306616, sold for $2,100 to White Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa. She is dam of the bull, Trumps, winner

of 1st prize in the calf class, Toronto, 1914.
You'll Do's Lady Moon, 306615; Fox's Bayleaf of Oxford, 289460; and Remindress of Oxford, 289462; sold respectively for $1,225,

$1,225 and $1,025, to Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, Falfurrias, Texas.
Oxford You'll Do is a full brother to Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C, who has 12 tested daughters, 5 of them in Register of Merit,

with tests averaging 575 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, at 5 yrs. 3 mos. old. Six of his tested daughters were imported by "Linden

Grove," and sold in our auctions for an average of $927, at 5+ yrs. old.
We are offering a line of splendid daughters of Oxford You'll Do in this auction. In dairy temperament, udders and teats,

we doubt if any living sire can exhibit their equal.

B 110

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 88. Heifer.

DOLLY OF OAKLANDS, 353286, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. A. Perree, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born May 5, 1915.

Imported August 5. 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Broken color; black tongue; white switch.

A "stunning" golden fawn- and- white, of great
beauty and stamina; sweet head, with broad, dished
face; strong, straight back and beautifully set tail;
great length and depth of body; gives every indica-
tion of a large and beautiful udder, like that of her
splendid dam; long, well placed teats.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)
1st pr., St. Saviour,'07.
1st pr.. Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.
Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show. Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show. Apr., '1 1,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special pr. ($250)
for "get of sire, 4 to
8 animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.
More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.
Sire of_37 butter tested
cows, 30 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:
Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.
Noble's Golden Pride,

443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.
Noble's Nursie, 440

lbs. 7 ozs.
Noble's Beautiful Lily,

414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful

Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-

ville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble

Maid, 394 lbs. 10

ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,

385 lbs. 2 ozs.
Noble's Proud L e d a,

347 lbs. 3 ozs.
Noblesse Benedictine,

332 lbs. 5 ozs.
Noble's Proclamation,

312 lbs.
Noble'sEminent
Nelly, 304 lbs. 2 ozs.
My Noble's Duchess,
14 lbs. 7 ozs. (7 days,
3 yrs. old).
Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000, to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.
Sire of 2S bulls with
tested daughters.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island.
H is progeny won 1 st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows
in '14 and '15, in-
cluding the National
Dairy Show, '14.
His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P. 19-
097, H. C. (imported
by ' ' Linden Grove") ,
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs.
5.2 ozs. butter in 1
year. She is cata-
logued in this auc-
tion.
Fern Beauty, P. 1S914,
H. C, also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14$ ozs.
butter in 313 days.
Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C, also of this im-
portation, made as
a two-year-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.
Sire of numerous prize

winners, including:
Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, 58 entries,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.
Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize. Class 1 , 23
^entries, Royal Show,
TMay, '13.
Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.
Agatha's Maiden Fern,
1st 3-year-old heifer,
8 entries, Senior and
Grand Champion,
American Royal,
Kansas City, '15;
Grand Champion at
Missouri State Fair,
'15.
Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1 st 3-year-old
heifer, Senior and
Grand Champion,
Hutchinson, Kan.,
'15; 1st at Kansas
State Fair, '15.

Dam
I JENNIE

YOU'LL DO,
353255, A. J. C. C.

A Highly Commended
daughter of Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075.
H. C.

(See opposite page. No.
87, for her extended
pedigree.)

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184, H. C. 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,

P. 3633, H. C.
A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale.
Nashville, T e n n.,
Dec., '07, for $1,025.
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

He was shown at the
Nashville, Ten n.,
show, Oct., '07, in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown ; and
Prof. Scovell, who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville, Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 72314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our '11 auction

for $7,000.
1st over Jersey, '04.
Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May,04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.
1 st over J ersey and

Champion, '07.
1st prize, Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'05.
1st over Eng. wherever
exhib.ted, '06, '07.
Dam of
Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C. Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.
Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certifi-
cate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. Both when
four years old.
Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.
Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 auction for
$12,000.

r Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Aldan. F. 6213, C.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., .'02.

1st and Championship.
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire. Flying Fox.
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class ot 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land. Aug., '03.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets. "G ed ney
Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C, sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,
H. C, and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Blue Nun, IS lbs. 5i
ozs.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.
Sire of

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
'02 sale to J. A.
Middelton. Shelby-
ville, Ky. ; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

His dam. Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02 ; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564. H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745. She is full
sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "S p e c k 1 e d
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3£ ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over
the Island. Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7,500.
Sire of
Fox Glove, that tested
in public DU.ter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
8i ozs. in 24 hours.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville. 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs.
Flying Fox's Rowena.

17 lbs. 2£ ozs.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15

lbs. 7 ozs.
(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)
Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England. '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

t Tootsie. P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land. Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
1'. 2160, II. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc -
tion sale for $10,000 .

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C
Forfarshire, P. 2914,

H. C.
Three Champion win-
ners.

Bobby 5th.

P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C
(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873. H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C

His grandam. Lady
Useful, P. 796, H.C,
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish prize, '86.

Lugano. F. 7020, C.

Everton King.

P. 390. C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C
2d pr. over Jer., '88.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Brown Fern.

F. 4606, C.

a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the

by Mr. George ^
ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling
calves than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

B 104

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30. 1916.

No. 89. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S NURIEL, 353228, A. J. C. C.

(Nuriel of Oxford, P. 18010, H. C.)
CERTIFICATE OF MERIT, PUBLIC BUTTER TEST, OCTOBER, 1913, 1 LB. 7 OZS. IN 24 HOURS, AT 2$ YEARS OLD.
^KI 147 DAYS AFTER CALVING,

Bred by John Huelin, St. Mary, Island of Jersey.

Born April 1. 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915. by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Broken color; white tongue and switch.

A handsome dairy cow. of unusually high quality.
Has all the indications of dairy capacity and per-
sistency, withers sharp and prominent; hind quarters
lean, with great length from hips to root of tail:
long, deep, capacious body, with splendid ribbing;
broad, strong loins and prominent hips, beautifully
set thin tail with flowing white switch touching the
ground; large, deep udder, covered with veins,
attached high behind and of great circumference;
good sized teats well placed.

f Sire

OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with h s prog-
eny, at the bull show-
on the Island. Apr.,
11. This is the
most valuable prize,
and the greatest dis-
tinction that can be
accorded a bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938. C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and regis-
tered as Imported
Oxford You'll Do.
1 1 1860 — not for sale.

He is sire of the bull
winning Gr. Cham-
pionship at Indiana
State Fair, '15, and
sold in our auction
for S525.

His daughter, You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction as
a 3-year-old for
$500, now under
year's official test,
will make nearly, if
not more than, 900
lbs. butter.

His daughter. Golden
Oxford Ivy, won 1st
prize in her class (76
entries) and the
Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship
over the Island) at
the Royal Show,
May, '15; she also
won 1st prize in her
class (hS entries) at
Royal Show, May,

14.
No living sire has put
the stamp of CAPA-
CITY—a highly fin-
ished DAIRY TYPE
— more unerringly on
his daughters than
lias ( Ixford You'll
Do. P. 4075, II. C.
(See front pages for his
picture and more ex-
tended pedigree.)

Dam
OAKLANDS

NURIEL,
293063, A.J. C. C.
(NURIEL 5th,
(P. 14531, C.)

Tier graudam, Nuriel,
P. 5615, II. C, von
1 st prize at the Roy-
al Show, and Parish
prize, May, 00;
prizes in special
classes, R03 al Shs.,
Aug., '00, and May,
'02; and other prs.
Ilt-r sire. Pioneer, is
full brother to Mo-
rion, sire of The » >\\ 1.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sire of 41 tested cows.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Al the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '1 1 ,
every' animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes;

1st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford I. ass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test. May. '09,
2 lbs. lfc ozs.; and
other prizes.

<)x!.Td Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 tested cows.

"Trial 2d of Oaklands,
P. 3809, H. C.

1st prize, 11 entries,
bulls from tested
dams. Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., 07.

3d over Jersey with
progeny, April, '08.

He is bred and owned
by Mr. John A. Per-
rce, Secretary Jersey
Herd Book.Island of
Jersey, and his get
are owned in the
best herds on the
Island.

Sire <>t 5 tested cows:

Brampton Oakland
Trial, 673 lbs. 12.8
ozs. in 1 year as a
3-year-old.

Imported Rose, 429
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in
1 year.

Walnut Polly, public
butter test, 2 lbs.
53 ozs. in24hrs.,261
days after calving.

Virginia 10th, 1 lb. 9
ozs. in 24 hrs., as a
3-year-old, 185 days
after calving.

Trial's Beauty, 1 lb.
Si ozs., 128 days
after calving.

He also has 3 untested
daughters, each dam
of a tested cow.

Nuriel 2d,

P. 10442, C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, 02.

1st pr. over the Island

in a class of 44, '02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test, May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. lh ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May.
11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Twelve of his heifers,
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430. A. J. C. C

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7|
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.

(See above.)

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island. Aug. .'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

living Fox's 1 txford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter. 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o*
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11.198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C, J- H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591.H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won six public
butter tests; record
in May, '96, 2 lbs.
7\ ozs.

Dam of Gamboge's
Pride 2d, Gamboge's
Pride 3d and Gam-
boge's Pride 4th, all
public butter test
cows.

Dorothy, P. 4411, H. C 77

4th pr. over Jersey. Aug., '04, when 14 years old,

and never shown before.
Public butter test. May. '06, 1 lb. 10i ozs., when

16 years old and 235 days in milk.
This grand old matron is owned by Mr. John A.

Perree, Island of Jersey, and is dam of his

popular bulls. Trial of Oaklands, P. 3644, II.

C., and Trial 2d of Oaklands, P. 3809, H. C-

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96. '97.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Napoleon Bonaparte,
P. 2745, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '99.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize. Aug., '00.

Goddington purse. '01.

Sire of 10 butter test
cows, including
Speckled Hip 5th.
Certificate of Merit.
May, '08. 2 lbs. 3
ozs. Dam of Statu-
ette, Br. Medal win-
ner, public butter
test, Oct., '09.

Sire of 2 1st pr. win-
ners over the Island,
and a long list of
other prize winners.

Full brother to Drey-
fus, P. 2909, H. C,
1st over Jer., Apr..
'01 ; 2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, Apr., '00.

Nuriel, P. 5615. H. C.
(See notes at left.)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands.

P. 8640, H. C.

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.

Trial, P. 1187, H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

2d over Jersey and

Champion Cup, '90.

Sire of

Magyarland, 86326, 17
lbs. 8 ozs.

Finance, butter test, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
55 lbs. of milk at the
fair, and dam of
Financial King.

Radier's Lassie,
P. 3107, H. C

Boyle, P. 1559. II C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th.
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.
2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Fleet 2d, P. 3435, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par. prize, '91.

Dam of Dreyfus, P. 2909, II. C.

By same sire as Brookhill Rose 2d, P. 3440, H. C,
the dam of Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C, sire of
Viola's Golden Jolly, sold in our '09 auction for
$12,000.

Pioneer, P. 1602. II. C.
1st over Jer., '91, '92.

Wigton. F. 7198, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056. H. C.
3d over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711, H. C

Sarabond, P. 797.H.C.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. l£ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C

Courage. P. 1813, C.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

(See above.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
I 1st over Jer.. '90, '91.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d ov. Jer., Apr., '87.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
and of the bull.
Golden Lad, P. 1242.
H. C. (see below).

Hermione. P. 634. C.

Pollux, P. 871, H. C.

Twin brother to
Castor, P. 870. H.C.
2d over Jer. and 3d
State's pr.. June, '87.

Radier's Lass,

F. 7384, C

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above.)

Tootsie. P. 3214, H. C
Parish prize. '90.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
2dov. J.. Apr.. '87, '89.

Sire of
Alicante. P. 3880, H.C
Oxford Lass, P. 3582.
C

Fleet, P. 2544. C
Granddaughter

of Count St. George,

P. 341, H. C

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C

Cicero's Cowslip,

P. 1105, H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '85.

Last calf March 21, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,

TeXaExpected to be bred, before day of sale, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 12275.5, son of the splendid butter cow Grace Darling
of St. Mary's, 306562, who was sold in our '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record-bo3 lbs. 3 ozs butter, : 0,1M ta
9.6 ozs. milk, the first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter. Grace Stockwell, 240832 made 630 lbs. € i ozs butter
in one year. Golden Ferns Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden Fern's Noble P 4570, H. C , winner of numerous s .prizes at the
Royal Shows, son of Noble of Oaklands. 95700 (sold in our '11 auction lor #lo,000), and Lady Aldan, P. 84<0 H. L a great
daughter of Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern s Mon Plaisir, 12-7o5.)

B 115

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 90. Heifer.

GOLDEN FERN'S NURIEL, 353280, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. Huelin, St. Mary, Island of Jersey.

Bora April 1, 1915.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Broken color; white tongue and switch.

A highly finished, rich, deep fawn-and-white, with
promise of all the dairy quality of her capacious
dam. Handsome in every line, with sweet head;
clean, fiat neck; strong, straight back and beauti-
fully fashioned hind quarters; great length and
depth of body; splendid development of udder;
long, squarely placed teats.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey, 14 entries,
Aug., "11.

Re serve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug., '11.

1st and Championship,
G r o u v i 1 1 e-St. Sa-
v iour Show , Apri 1 ,
'11.

1st prize, 29 entries
(2-y ear-old class).
Royal Show, Island
of Jer., Apr., '12.

1st prize, Class 8, 10
entr es, August, '12,
and Reserve for Voi-
sin Special.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries, Apr., '13.

2d prize. Class 4, 7 en-
tries, with his get,
Apr., '13.

1st prize, 6 entrks,
with his progeny,
and Challenge Cup,
Royal Show, Apr.,
'15.

Sire of

Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, and St. Mar-
tin Par. pr., Aug.,
'13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

And other winners.

Six of his heifers sold
in our '14 auction
for an average of
$564.

Sire of

Christmas Lassie,
281443, in Register
of Merit (AA), 334
lbs. 11 ozs. butter in
1 year, as a 2 -year-
old.

Dorothy's Noble Fern,
P. 19097, H. C,
official R. J. A. S.
tested as a 2-year-
old, 470 lbs. 5.2 ozs.
in 361 days. (Im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and will be
catalogued for this
auction.)

Dam

YOU'LL DO'S <

NURIEL,
353228, A. J. C. C

(NURIEL OF

OXFORD,
P. 18010, H. C.)

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '13, 1 lb. 7 ozs.
butter in 24 hrs., at
2\ yrs. old, 147 days
after calving.

A Highly Commended
daughter of Oxford
Youll Do, P. 4057,
H. C.

(See opposite page.
No. 89, for her ex-
tended pedigree.)

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

lstpr., St. Saviour, '07.

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show. Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special pr. ($250)
for "get of sire, 4 to
8 animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownershi p," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter tested
cows, 30 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests, including:

Noble's H a n ds o me
Queen, 614 lbs. 3
ozs.

Noble's Golden
Chance, 530 lbs. 15
ozs.

Noble's Golden Pride,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.

Noble's Nurse, 440 lbs.
7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Lily,
414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-
ville. 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble
Maid, 394 lbs. 10
ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,
385 lbs. 2 ozs.

Noble's Proud L e d a,
347 lbs. 3 ozs.

Noblesse Benedictine,
332 lbs. 5 ozs.

Noble's Proclamation,
312 lbs.

Noble's Eminent
Nelly, 304 lbs. 2 ozs.

(See other pages for
further particulars
and picture of this
distinguished sire.)

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

"Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize.

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184, H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize,' Aug., '05.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Te n n.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M a s s., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

He was shown at the
Nashville, T e n n.,
show, Oct., "07, in a
class where the
Champion bull of the
year was shown; and
Prof. Scovell, who
had handed out the
Champion ribbons at
the shows, was free
in saying, "had he
been judge at Nash-
ville, Blue Belle's
Blue Fox would
have been Cham-
pion."

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, 72314, 1st
prize and Grand
Champion bull, San
Antonio (Tex.) In-
ternational Exposi-
tion, '09.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, 222016, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. in 7 days,
at 4 years old.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May,'04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize, Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'05.

1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C, Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C Certifi-
cate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. Both when
four years old.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs-, 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 auction for
$12,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N.C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our May.j 05,
sale for $10,000.

Aldan, F. 6213, C

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, II. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-,
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets, "Gedney
Farm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C, sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,
H. C, and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Blue Nun, 18 lbs. Sh
ozs.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Blue Belle's Golden
Fern, 69196, that
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.
Sire of

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
'02 sale to J. A. Mid-
delton , Shelby v ille ,
Ky. ; the unbeaten
Champion of many
shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641. H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey. Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24

?" hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3£ozs.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500.

Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
8$ ozs. in 24 hours.

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.
2 J ozs.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2^ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Flying Fox's Brown
Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. I

(See other pedigrees
for list of Flying
Fox's tested daugh-
ters.)

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 22S0, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '98.

1 st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, "97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hrs. r being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, FI. C.
Parish prize, '90.

I Golden Fern,,

P. 4711, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

I Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker,
lstpr. over Jer., '89.

Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Three Champion win-
ners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

f Bobby 5th,

P. 1060, C.

1 Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C
(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in 1 day.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C

Suitane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C

His grandam. Lady
Useful, P. 796, H.C,
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish prize, '86.

Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Everton King,

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

! Suitane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.
Golden Lass 4th,
iaua, Aug., vu, also P. 2447, H. C.

winner of £15 pr. 2d pr. over Jer., '88.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Cetewayo 2d,

P._370, H. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C.

Bred April 19, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. His sire,
the peerless Sultana's Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d, has
been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of 18 lbs. 6
ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of 'more high selling calves
than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

B82

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 91. Cow.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.
Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. T h i s is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.
Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.
Among his 21 official

test daughters are:
You'll Do's Favorite,
about 900 lbs., 4
yrs. old ; imported
by "Linden Grove."
Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774

lbs. 7 ozs.
Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.
Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.
Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 yrs.
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."
O x f o r d's Gamboge
Agatha, 438 lbs., 4
yrs. old.
Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 yrs. 6
mos. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."
Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old; imported b y
"Linden Grove."
Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.
Oxford You'll Do's
Circus Girl, 390 lbs.
3 ozs., 2 yrs. old.
Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos. ;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."
Lucea Oxford, 37S lbs.
5 ozs.. 3 yrs. 7 mos.
old.
Grouvillc Plush, 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs.
7 mos. old.
' Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.
Dream of Ouklands,
338 lbs. 15 ozs., 1
yr. 1 1 mos. old; im-
ported by "Linden
Grove."
Nuriel of Oxford, pub-
lic butter test as a
two-year-old, 1 lb.
7 ozs., 147 days after
calving; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Dam
NOBLE'S PET,
P. 15114, H. C.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C-
(95700, A. J. C. C)
1st over Jersey, with

progeny, Apr., '10.
Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show. Island of Jer.,
Apr., '10; at the bull
show, Apr.. '11, sons
of Noble of Oaklands
won 2 out of 4 first
prizes.
At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special prize
($250) for "get of
sire, 4 to 8 animals,
either sex. irrespec-
tive of age or owner-
ship," was won by 3
of his sons and 5
daughters.
More than 200 first prs.
and Champ ionships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.
His 37 tested daughters

include:
Noble's Ff andsome
Queen, Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter, in 1 year.
Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 yr.
My Noble's Duchess,
Register of M e r i t,
485 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in I year.
Noble's Golden Pride.
Register of M e r i t,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.
Noble's Nursie, Regis-
ter of Merit. 440 lbs.
7 ozs. butter in 1 yr.
Noble's Beautiful Lily,
Register of M e r i t.
414 lbs. 7 ozs. butter
in 1 year.
Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, Register of
Merit. 404 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter in 1 year.
Noble's Imp. Duchess.
Register of M e r i t,
385 lbs. 2 ozs.
Noble of Oaklands sold
in our ' 1 1 auction for
$15,000 to Klmen
dorf Farm, Lexing-
ton, Ky.
Sire of 28 bulls with
tested daughters.

Gleenie 8th.

P. 11224, H. C.

Dam of Sultan's
Gl renie, 252155, in
Register of Merit,
Class A, 528 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year, from
8,243 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, at 7 yrs. 8 mos.
old. She w'as sold
in our '1 1 auctii 'ii for
$255, to Mr. Ed. C.
Lasater, Falfurrias,
Texas.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P." 3633. II C,

A very promising sire
and great sh«>\\ bull.
He was sold for
$1,025 at Mr D. S.
Williams' sale, Nash-
ville, Tenn., Dec,
'07, to Mr. Harry
Prentice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad -
vance in price right
after the sale.

Grandson of F 1 y i n g
Fox, P. 2729. H. C,
and Blue Belle, P.
4307, H. C.

Ladv Yiola,

P. 8463. H. C.
Now Imported Lady

Viola. 238437, A. J.

C. C.
Sold in our '1 1 auction

for $7,000.
1st prize over Jersey.

'04; public butter

test. May. '04, 2 lbs.

12 ozs.
1st pr. over Jer. and

Theatre Cup, May,

'05.
1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07

and '08.

Dam of
Noble of Oaklands. P.

3909. H. C. sold for

$15,000.
Miss Viola. P. 9644, H.

C., that tested in

public butter test.

May. '05, 2 lbs. 15

ozs.
Willoh's Rosy, P.

10444. H. C. that

tested in public but-
ter test, 3 lbs. of

butter.

Warder, P. 3227, H. C.

1st over Jer.. Aug. .'04.

Sire of
Warder's Lady.
195777 (Little Mary,
F. 9484. H. C),
14.820 lbs. 11 OZS.
milk, 964 lbs. 15
ozs. butter, in I yr.,
6 yrs. old; 52 lbs. 13
ozs. milk in 1 day;
1st and Grand
Champion (S i 1 v er
Medal), Mich. State
Fair, 3-year-old.

La Belle Jardiniere.
8,893 lbs. 9.6 ozs.
milk. 56S lbs. 4 ozs.
butter, in 1 yr.. at 5
years old.

Warder's Ferry Maid,
6.282 lbs. milk. 388
lbs. butter, in 9
mos., at 3 yrs. old.

Id.i May, public butter
test. Oct., '07, 2 lbs.
9j ozs., 61 days in
milk.

Petite Indienne. pub-
lic butter test. May.
'10. 2 lbs. 7 ozs., 125
days in milk.

Mona 18th. public but
ter test. May, '08, 2
lbs. 5i ozs., 60 days
in milk.

Perling. public butter
test. Oct.. '10. 2 lbs.
1 oz., 182 days in
milk.

Sire of 8 other tested
cows, and several
producing bulls.

Gleen c 4th,

P. 8237, H. C.

Winner of 1 st over Jer
sey and Parish prize.
Aug., '01 ; Reserve
for Blythwood Bowl.

NoMeman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize. Apr.. '98.

Istat3-Par. Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, the un-
beaten Champion
of many shows; sold
in our '02 sate to J.
A. Middelton, Shel-
byville, Ky.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
P. 4424. H. C is
strongly bred to the
families with which
we "fell in love" on
the Island in the
early 80's — Wolse-
ley, grandson of
Farmer's Glory; An-
gela, the dam of Im-
ported Tormentor;
Bobby, representa-
tive of Mr. Arthur's
captivating "Rose"
family, and last, but
not least, old "Coo-
massie."

Bagatelle 2d.

P. 6564, H. Cm
now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,
157325.

Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.. and sold
in our '02 sale to
Col. M- C. Campbell,
Nashville. Tenn.

Dam of Bagatelle's
Belle, public butter
test. May, '04, 2 lbs.
S£ ozs.

f Favori. P. 2943. H. C.
Sire of

I Oakland's Bess, public
butter test. Oct., '05,
I lb. 3f ozs.. 248
days in milk; 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Aug., '03. Dam o f
Combination's Pre-
mier, 1st over Jer..
"bulls from tested
dams." May. '11;
Oakland's Glory. 3d
over Ter. and Par.
pr.. Apr-. '07; Oak-
land's Sailor. 3d over
Jer.. Aug.. '08.
Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit.
Class- B. No. 999,
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk. 458 lbs. 12 ozs.
estimated butter, in
1 yr . when 7 yrs.
old. Dam of Fa-
vori's Jolly Sultan.
1st prize bull calf.
New York State
Fair. '11.

i Clarencia,

P. 8602, H. C
Dam of Clarencia's
Lad. P. 3573. H. C,
2d pr.. St. Ouen.

f Devotion's Lad,
P. 2432. C.
Son of Golden Lad,
who also sired Mo-
na's Glory, P. 2404.
H. C.. 1st prize win-
ner over the Island,
Aug., '97, and sire of
6 tested cows.

Gleenie. P. 2657, H. C-
l Her sire was one of
Golden Lad's best
sons. Used with
I great success by Mr.
P. Le Masurier, Les
Nieures Farm, St.
Peter.

YOU'LL DO'S PRETTY PET, 353235, A. J. C. C.

(Noble's Pet 2d, P. 18675, H. C.)

OFFICIAL R. J. A. S. RECORD, BEGUN AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 238.82 LBS. BUTTER IN 207 DAYS, WITHOUT GRAIN FEED.

RECORD AS A THREE-YEAR-OLD, TO DATE OF EXPORTATION, 265.27 LBS. BUTTER IN 227 DAYS.

Bred by P. Vautier, St. Ouen, Island of Jersey.

Born July 25, 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Brisket, left stifle and belly mottled; patch on
right side, speck on right stifle; black tongue and
switch

A strikingly capacious dairy cow. of attractive
wedge shape, low to ground, handsome head, with
large, lustrous eyes wide apart; long, clean neck;
thin, high withers; back strong, wide at loins, with
prominent hips and great length of rump, body of
great length, depth and girth, splendidly ribbed, and
set on short, clean legs; perfect setting of tail, which
is thin and long, with luxuriant black switch; promi-
nent, tortuous milk veins; udder of phenomenal size,
beautiful shape, wide and deep, with great. large,
perfectly placed teats, wide apart.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C

Aristocrat is a son of
the famous show
and butter cow,
"Nameless."

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that w o n
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 104
ozs. in 24 hours, 121
days.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424. H. C.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3 -Par. Show, '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d.
P. 9641, H. Cm 2d
over Jersey and Par.
prize. May. '02; 1st
over Jer.. Aug.. '02;
Par. prize, May. '03,
and Aug., '07; and
many other prizes.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C-

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the S u 1 t a n e
type (for udder and
teats) to his entire
progeny.

Bagatelle, P. 5076. C
Dam of Bagatelle 3d
(Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess), 2i lbs. 6
ozs. in 7 days.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C

Won 1st State's prize
over the Island of
£50, with five of his
progeny, in "01 and
'02.

He has 81 daughters
tested in America
and on the Island,
and several others
now on authenti-
cated test.

Favorite.

F. 8354, H. C.
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess. 157604.)

A grand dairy cow;

sold in our '01 sale

for $500, to Mr. F.

G. Crane.

Duplex. P. 2586. II. C.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Golden Del, sold in
our '00 sale, as a
-heifer, for $425; and
since tested at
Biltmore. N. C, 80
lbs. 13 ozs. in one
month. Sire of other
tested cows.

I'hilomene,

P. 5671, H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Devotion 6th,

P. 3261, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '90.
4th over Jersey, '95.

Skinner. P. 1620. C.

Sire of Golden Del of
St. Peter, and sold in
our '01 sale for S700;
public butter test. 2
lbs. 1 ,' ozs. in 24 hrs.

Val de la Mare Fancy,
F. 6225. C-

Gulden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C-
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize. '93.
Milked 24 qts, a day;

private test. 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in one

day.

Poster. P. 1152. C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran
dam, especially the
latter.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277. H. C

Descended from
Young Rose. P. 43,
H. Cm 1st over Jer..
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873. H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C
2d Lon. Dairy S.. '88.
1st over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.
Half-sister to Golden

Lad 2d, P. 2023, H.

Cm a great sire.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C

Lugano, F. 7020, C

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jer. has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

(For full particulars
see front page A.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin. '92.

Eminent. P. 1842. H.C
A very successful sire.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115. H. C.

H i s granddaughter.
Uncle Peter's Gold
en Del. 157354. sold
in our '01 sale to
Biltmore Farms,
Biltmore. N. C.

Souvenir,

P. 5187. H. C.
1st St. Martin.
Dam of Souvenir 2d,

3d over Jersey, Aug.,

'97.

The Bard.

P. 962, H. C.

Grandson of Wolseley,
P. 401. H. Cm 1st
over Jersey, '83. "84
and '85 ; sire of Count
Wolseley. P. 928. H.
C.

Devotion 2d.

P. 1358. H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
And 31 others.

(See above.)

Orpheline,

F. 3385, H. C

J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)
•r cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's, 306562,

Last calf February 1, 1916, by General Cowslip, P. 4743, H. C. (Sent to Messrs.

Bred April 5, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the splendid butter cov
who was sold in our '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record — 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk, the first
year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, Grace Stockwcll, 240832, made 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in one year. Golden
"Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired bv Golden Fern's Noble. P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous 1st prizes at the Royal Shows, son of
Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (sold in our '11 auction for $15,000), and Lady Aldan. 1'. 8470, H. C„ a great daughter of Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

Tattoo 88

No. 92. Heifer.

T. S, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916,

YOU'LL DO'S LADY KILBURN, 310535, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born March 24, 1914.

White spot in forehead; some white on brisket and
belly; stifles, flanks, legs and switch white; black-and-
white tongue.

A handsome rich orange fawn-and-white, of great
scale and constitution; straight, strong back; great
barrel, long and deep, with good spring of rib;
good udder development, with large and well-placed
teats. A daughter of the distinguished Oxford
You'll Do, out of a Highly Commended cow of
splendid breeding.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (w i t h his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm. Paoli.
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Eleven of his daugh-
ters, in our '11 auc-
tion, averaged
Si, 391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 over 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year, and all
three imported by
'Linden Grove"
and sold in our
auctions.

Sire of 4 bulls with a
total of 36 butter
test daughters.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,

111860, A. J. C. C.

He is now in the "Lin-
den Grove" stables.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island, Apr.,
'11.

Among other great
cows, Oxford You'll
Do is sire of:

You'll Do's Favorite,
now on official test
and will make close
to, if not more than,
900 lbs. butter in 1
year as a four- year-
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction
for $500, to E. T.
Bedford, G r e e n's
Farms, Conn.

Golden Oxford Ivy,
1st at the Royal
Show, May, '14, as a
2-year-old (68 en-
tries); 1st at Royal
Show as a 3 -year-
old. May, '15 (76
entries) , and Theatre
Chal. Cup (Cham-
pionship over the
Island). She is now
in the "L i n d e n
"Grove" stables.

Golden Fern's Oxford,
1st pr. yearling bull.
Junior and Grand
Cham.. Indiana S.
Fair, '15.

And many other
winners.

Dam

LADY KILBURN,

213935, A. J. C. C.

(LEONIE'S

LADY 3d,
P. 11857, H. C.)

Winner of Par. prize,
Class 3, Roy. Show,
Aug., '06.

We have retained
Lady Kilburn in the
"Linden Grove"
herd as a breeder
ever since her im-
portation.

She is a remarkable
dairy cow and a
splendid breeder.

Her yearling daughter,
Princess Kilburn,
276889, was pur-
chased in our '13
auction for $340, by
Dr. W. D. N. Moore.
Highland Park, 111.

Her half-sister. Lady
Kilburn, P. 11731,
H . C. , produced in
public butter test,
May.'ll, 1 lb. 9i ozs.
in 24 hrs.. 90 days
in milk; dam of
Lady M yrtle, P.
13548, H. C. public
butter test. May.' 12,
1 lb. 9i ozs., 233
days after calving.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of many noted
bulls and of 7 tested
cows.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show. '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C. and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801. H. C,
2 lbs. 7% ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride, [ Gamboge's Pride

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801. H. C.)
1st prize winner over

the Island and

BIythwood Bowl,

Aug., '04.
3d pr. over Jer., Aug.,

'01, '02.
3d pr. in public butter

test. 2 lbs. 7J ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

'05 sale, to Mr. H.

Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.
Dam of 3 tested cows.

P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests'

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct.. '96, 2 lbs. 2iozs.,
21 7 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5| ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7| ozs..
118 days in milk.

Dam of 3 tested cows.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. 14 ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08. 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
winners.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21 tested cows.

Oxford Eva, 177094,
dam of Oxford John
D., 90048, sire of
3 in Register of
Merit averaging 469
lbs. 1 oz. butter in 1
year, at 2 years 9
months old.

Kilburn,

P. 3259. H. C.

3d over Jersey, '03.
Sire of

Virginia 9th. public
butter test, Oct.. '12,
1 lb. 124 ozs., 158
days in milk.

And two other tested
cows.

Lady's Pet, P. 11704,
H- C, 1st prize aged
cow, Sr. and Grand
Champion, Oregon
State Fair, '11.

Pretty Rose of Kil-
burn. 1st pr.. Senior
and Grand Cham-
pion, Oregon State
Fair. '12.

Mill Maid, P. 12298,
H. C. 4th over Jer.
and Par. prize. May,
'07.

Leonie's Lady,

P. 9370, H. C

We imported Leonie's
Lady, Oct., '07, at
great cost, but we
were unfortunate in
losing her. She won
2d pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '02, in a
large class.

She was a magnificent
dairy cow, just such
a cow from which
we would like to
select a bull for use
in our own herd.

Bessie's Lad,
P. 2479, H.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499. 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our '02
auction sale for
$1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at o u r
'03 auction sale for
$1,725.

And many other
mous animals.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

[ Oxford Lass.

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184. H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May.
'00, 1 lb. 144 ozs. in
24 hours. Dam of
Golden Fern's Tulip.
161059. that milked
11.852 lbs. milk and
597 lbs. estimated
butter in one year;
19 lbs. Si ozs. butter
in seven days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. L4 ozs.. 24 hrs.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d,

winner of 1st prize,

B. and W. S., N. A.

S. S., and 1st at the

Yorkshire S., Eng..

*95. (2 lbs. 9h ozs.

of butter in 24 hrs.)
Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.

Jer., '95, and many

other prizes.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jer., '90, '91.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882, H. C

His grandson . Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May.
'01, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C

fa-

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C

Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C.
1st over the Island.

Biron, P. 1375. C.

Gamboge.
F. 5846.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Dahlia.

P. 2588, H. C
Won 1st pr. and C..

Oxfordshire Show,

Eng., '93.
1st pr., R. A. S., Ches

ter, Eng.. '93.
1st p. and Silver Cup.

H. S., '93.
1st pr., R. A. S., Eng.

Show, '94.
2d p. and BIythwood

Cham. Bowl at the

Y. S., '94.

Brown Bess,
F. 7455,

C

Everton Lord.
P. 1088. H.

Widow, F. 2360. C

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28
quarts daily.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. 1| ozs., 214 days in milk.

Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the
Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

Caiest. whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $9S7.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and
after first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.

Oxford Lad. P. 3123, H. C., who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug.,

*99.
Sold in our '02 auction

for $7,500.

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519. H. C. [

A noted breeder of
prize winners.

f Leda's Prince,

P. 2762. H. C.

Winner of many 1st
prizes over England.

Sire of Dairylike, P.
9043, H. C, winner
of Certificate of Mer-
it, public butter test,
Oct., '03, 1 lb. 113
ozs., 159 days in
milk; 4th over Jer.
and Par. prize, May,
'02.

Leda's Prince is a full
brother to the fa-
mous cow. Golden
Leda.P. 8000, H. C,
the dam of Stock-
well, that sold in our
'07 sale for $11,500.
She is also dam of
the celebrated bull.
Leda's Golden Lad,
and other famous
animals.

Carlo 3d. P. 817, H. C.

Sire of Don Carlo, P.
1136. C, winner of
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'90. and Apr., '91;
2d over Jer., Apr.,
'90.

Quaker's Girl,

F. 7215. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C
Was in service 5 years
at "Linden Grove."

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
Dam of

Golden Leda, P. 8000,
H. C, 1st pr. over
Jer., '00; 1st pr. and
Championship, N. C.
Show, '00 and '01 ;
and has milked over
40 lbs. per day with
first calf.

Leda's Golden Lad, P.
3063, H. C.

f Golden Hero.

P. 1833, H. C.

Sire of

Nita Belle D, 21 lbs.

14 ozs.
Nicotine's Pet, 20 lbs.
1 oz.

Leonie 2d, 6706.

Out of same dam as

Leonie's Dainty, P.

8682, H. C, winner

of 2d over Jer., Aug.,

'01.

Leonie. P. 3216, C
Dam of Dainty Leonie,

P. 9203, H. C, Par.

prize. May, '01.

Carlo 2d, P. 337, C.
His sire, Carlo, has 4

tested daughters in

America.

Cicero's Cowslip,
P. 1105, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '85.

Her sire, Cicero, was
sold in our auction.
May. '83, for $3,100.

Dam of Cicero's Cow-
slip 3d, the dam of
Pioneer and Morion.

Golden Pearl,

P. 1975, H. C.

Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C.

Sweepstakes, N. Club

Show, '92.

Dam of

Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Bellona 3d,

P. 874, C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '89.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer., Aug., 'S9.

Dainty 2d.

F. 405, H. C.

Carlo, P. 180, H. C.

Dairy Maid,

F. 1147. C.

Cicero, P. 266. H. C.

1st over Jersey, '82.

Sire of Lady Longfield .
23524, 20 lbs. 13
ozs. ; and 5 others,
15 lbs. 2 ozs. to 19
lbs. 10 ozs. each.

Cowslip, P. 24, H. C.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.

{ Promesse,

F. 5481,

H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Cetewayo's Pink.
V. 5170. H. C.

Napier 2d. P. 244, C.

Bellona 2d. P. 529, C

Wolseley. P. 401, H. C.
lstov. Jer., '83, '84, '85.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

Bred February 16, 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He won, at the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, 1st prize in 2-year-old class, Senior Champion and
Grand Champion bull, any age; headed 1st prize $200 Special herd, bull and 10 females; Special Grand Champion, $100 prize;
A. J. C. C. Gold Medal, Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor; sired the animals winning 1st prize as calf herd. (See front
pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden Jolly.)

B 74

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 93. Cow.

BOUTILLIERE'S OXFORD GIRL, 353254, A. J. C.

(P. 19548, H. C.)

Bred by E. E. Leonard, St. Ouen, Island of Jersey.

Born January 21, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket and belly:
black tongue and switch.

An exceedingly attractive grey, of wonderful
substance and dairy type; great length and depth of
body; neat head with crumpled horns and prominent,
lustrous eyes; clean, flat neck and sharp withers;
back straight and strong, broad at loins, with wide,
prominent hips; thin, well set tail with flowing
black switch; belly covered with a network of veins;
hide soft and mellow; tremendous udder of beautiful
shape, heavily veined, with large teats perfectly
placed. A wonderfully good cow — and what a
combination of blood lines! A union of the families
that produced the highest testing cows of our 1914
auction.

OXFORD YOU'LL DO, P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer. with his progeny,
at the bull show on the Island. April, 'II.
This is the most valuable prize, and the great-
est distinction that can be accorded a bull
Full brother to Oxford Knight, P. 3938, C, sire

of 12 butter test cows.
The greatest living representative of the Ox-
ford-Gamboge line.
Now in the "Linden Grove" stables, and regis-
tered as Imported Oxford You'll Do, 111860.
Sire of 21 or more official test cows, including:
You 11 Do's Favorite, just finishing year's test
with more than 900 lbs. butter. She was sold
in our '14 auction for S500.
Imp. Rustic Ivy. 774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter in 1 year
She won 1st at New York State Fair as a three-
year-old. 1st at Connecticut State Fair as a
four-year old, and 1st at New York State
Fair as a five year-old, besides being dam of
the pair winning 1st as "produce of cow," and
dam of the Grand Champion bull at New
York State Fair. '15.
His daughters are just reaching full age. and on

re-test we predict some splendid records.
Oxford You'll Do sired the Champion cow over
the Island of Jersey in May. '15, who also
won 1st in her class (76 entries) as a three-
year-old. and 1st as a two-year-old (68 entries),
at the Royal Shows. She is catalogued in this
auction, with her splendid daughter. (See
Nos. 50 and 51 of catalog.)
He sired the 1st prize bull at the Royal Show,

Class 2, 19 entries. Mav. '15.
He sired the Grand Champion bull at Indiana
Mate Fair. 15; sold in our '14 auction for
S525, as a calf.
He sired the 1st prize three year-old at Texas
btate Fair, '15 (11 entries); sold in our '14
auction for $745.
He sired the Grand Champion bull at the Min-
nesota and Wisconsin State Fairs. '13- who
produced the Junior Champion heifer at Iowa
Mate Fair and Waterloo Dairy Show '15
He sired many other 1st prize and Champion

winners.
Nineteen of his progeny in our '14 auction aver-
aged 8683 (eight of them bulls, and calves
of both sexes).
(See other pedigrees for further particulars and
notes opposite page 40 of catalog.)

AND IT COST $35 TO REGISTER
HER DAITGHTER.
Under date of April 7. 1916, Mr. E. E. Leonard,
St. Ouen, Island of Jersey, owner of Boutil-
licrc, F. 9670, H. C. writes: "I am sending
you the official year's test of Boutilliere. She
calved on March 21, 1915, and finished her test
March 23, 1916. She produced 12.103 lbs.
milk, testing 5.8 per cent, butter fat. equiva-
lent to 798 lbs 12 ozs. butter. She carried a
calf over 6 months during test."

Fancy's Pioneer. P. 3195, H. C.

The sire of 13 great butter test cows.
His two highest testing daughters were sold in
our '14 auction (see below). A third daugh-
ter. Fancy's Pioneer's Great Beauty, 306559,
was sold in same auction for $1,000, to Hon.
Robert J. Fleming, of Toronto, Canada.
Other great daughters of Fancy's Pioneer have

been imported by "Linden Grove," viz.:
Pioneer's Fancy Cowslip, 306593, 694 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in I year, first year after importa-
tion; milk test, average of 6.61 for year; sold
in our '14 auction for $135 to Mr. Geo. T.
Chaffee. Rutland. Vt.
Grace Darling of St. Mary's, 306562, sold in our
'14 auction for $700, to Mr. G. W. Chaffee,
Quechee. Vt. Entered in Register of Merit
(A), 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 10,183
lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk, the first year after im-
portation.
Mon Plaisir's Buttercup. 224584 (Bergere's
Beauty. P. 11259. H. C), Silver Medal. Oct..
'07, 2 ibs. 9t ozs.. 143 days in milk; sold in our
'09 auction for $750; Champion cow, Vermont
State Fair, '12; entered in Register of Merit,
542 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 1 year, 9 years old.
Bushy Belle. 238328, in Register of Merit. 641
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in 1 year. 7 years old. Dam
of Belle of Jersey. Silver Medal, public butter
test, Oct.. '13. 2 lbs. 4J ozs.. 182 days in milk,
4 years old; Erdenheim Majesty, Junior Cham..
Michigan State Fair, '11, and other prizes.
Cowslip's Golden Fancy, 253757, 569 lbs. 15 ozs.

butter. 9,428 lbs. 8 ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. old.
Lily Newton's Maid, 270326, 575 lbs. 15 ozs.

butter. 7.957 lbs. milk, at 5 yrs. 2 mos. old.
Red Flag. 232728. 546 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 9.400

lbs. 3.2 ozs. milk, at 7 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Pioneer Renown, 238694, in Register of Merit,

456 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 year, 4 years old;

1st prize 2-year old, Michigan State Fair, '10.

Fancy's Pioneer has 3 other tested daughters,

including Boutilliere, 2 lbs. 5} ozs. in 24 hrs.

(public test).

Has 2 producing sons, and sired numerous

winners.
His daughter, Grace Darling of St. Mary's, is
dam of Grace- Stockwell, 240832, qualified
for Register of Merit (A), with 630 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter in 1 year, from 9,515 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, at 5 yrs. 8 mos. old. (Grace Stockwell
is by a bull whose sire. Stockwell, P. 3550,
H. C, was sold in our '07 auction for $1 1,500;
and whose dam was imported by us. The
latter was by Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160,
H. C. who "ruled" at "Linden Grove" for
five years.)

| Dam. unregistered.
Daughter of Successor.
P. 2783. H. C.

Dam
BOUTILLIERE, F. 9670, H. C.

< me of the greatest butter test cows, and one

of the most prepotent brood cows, the Island

ever produced.
Hutter tests:
Certificate of Merit. May. '11,2 lbs. 5J ozs., from 39 lbs. 8 ozs. milk, 7 yrs. old.
Official R J. AS. record. '14. without grain feed. 10 vrs. old. 532 lbs. 4

ozs. butter, 8,705 lbs. milk, in 375 days; average test. 5.41 per cent, butler

Winner of
Parish prize. Class 3. Royal Show, May, '06.
2d prize. St. Ouen Show, '06.

3d prize. Class 4, 54 entries, and St. Ouen Parish prize. Royal Show. Mav, '07.
4th prize, bweepstakes and Reserve Champion, St. Ouen Show, '07.
1st and Champion. St. Ouen Show 'OS

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C.

Imp. and registered
as Golden Mon
Plaisir. 59936.

First in his class and
Cham, winner over
the Island in '98.

First Ohio Agr'l and
Industrial Exposi-
tion. Columbus. '01.

Headed Grand Sweep-
stakes Herd, all
dairy breeds. Ohio
Exposition, '01, and
several other prizes.

Sold in our '01 sale for
$3,500. to Hon. H.
N. Higinbotham. Jo-
liet. 111.

Sire of Bright Bess, P.
9534, H. C. Cham-
pion winner over the
Island. May. 03,
and other Champion
prizes, and sold in
our '04 sale for
$1,000.
Sire of many other
winners and tested
cows, and is the
head of a splendid
family of butter
cows and prize win-
ners that ''breed
on." As an example,
his daughter, Mon
Plaisir's Fanny, P.
9398, H. C. (203640,
A. J. C. C.I. that
sold for $1,225 in
our '07 auction, has
a public butter test.
May. '05, of 1 lb. 1 1 }
ozs., when 211 days
in milk.
His son, Kilmarnock,
is the sire of Vesta's
Daisy, Gold Medal,
public butter test
cow, 3 lbs. 11£ ozs.
in 24 hrs. .the world's
record in public test;
she was sold in our
'12 auction for
$2,700, to Mr. E. H.
Hatch. Maplewood,
N.J.

Fancy's Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.

Certificate of Merit in
public butter tests,
as follows:

'98. 1 lb. 15J ozs.

'99. 2 lbs. } oz.

"00, 2 lbs. 8 J ozs.

Parish prize, '01.

Dam of Successor, P.
27S3, H. C. 2d over
Jer.. Aug., '99, who
sired a number of
public butter test
cows.

I Champion. St. Ouen Show, '08.
Reserve, Class 5, 45 entries, and St. Ouen Parish prize, Royal Sh.m . May,

Sweepstakes. St. Ouen Show, '09.

1st Special prize and Sweepstakes, St. Ouen Show '10

2d prize. Special class, and Reserve for Champion, St. Ouen Show, '11.

2d prize, St. Ouen Show, '13.
Dam of

Pretty Noble. P. 4626. H. C, sire of Pretty Clarencia. 353256. official R. J.
AS. test as a yearling, 295 lbs. 5.1 ozs. butter in 236 days (see No. 13 of
catalog).

Noble's Lord. P. 4312 H. C. sire of several prize winners, and the butter
test cow, Caporal. 1 lb. 11 ozs. in 24 hrs.. at 3 yrs old

Imp. Boutilheres Noble. 90976, imported by Mr. Hal H. Hill. Cleveland,
unio. Winner of 1st prize for aged bulls (8 entries) and Senior Cham-
pionship. Forest City (Ohio) Fair. '14. His daughter. Noble's Sweet
Clover, in Register of Merit, made 361 lbs. 10 ozs. butter in I year, begin-
ning test at 1 yr. 1 1 mos. old. He sired the bull winning Grand Cham-
pionship at Spokane (Wash.) Inter-State Fair. '12 and '13, and Grand
Championship at Walla Walla (Wash.) Fair and Washington State

Last calf April 11, 1916, by Golden Fern's Noble, I'. 4570, II C. | Will be sent to Messrs. I
lexas.) hxpected to be bred, before day of sale, to one of our ^reat bulls
circulated at the sale.)

Successor,

P. 2783, H. C.

2d over Jer.. '99.

1st prize over Jer., '00.
for bulls, the pro-
duce of cows hav-
ing won a prize or
Certificate of Merit
at a butter test.

Sire of Westfield Rose,
P. 9091. C. winner
of Certificate of Mer-
it, Oct.. '04, 1 lb. 8}
ozs.. 231 days; Cer-
tificate of Merit and
1st Par prize. E. J.
C. S., May, '07, 2
lbs. 6| ozs., 69 days:
4th over Jer. and
Par. prize, R. J. A.
S.. May. '07.

His sire is by the same
bull as Rhymer, P.
2756. H. C. sire of 7
tested cows, includ-
ing Great Scot's
Champion, 774 lbs. 7
ozs.. at 12 yrs. old:
Grand Champion
at National Dairy
Show. '11; sold in
our '07 auction for
$950.

I F

Success, P. 2476, C.

Fancy Rose,

F. 8277. H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, '98, '99.
'00.

2 Ibs. 8} ozs. butter.

Her dam is the great
Gold Medal winner.
Fancy. F. 8007, H.
C. fsee above>.

She is also dam of the
celebrated bull.
Fancy's Pioneer, P.
3195, H. C. who was
the sire of 3 of the
greatest cows in our
'14 auction. Two
have since made the
Register of Merit
with 694 Ibs. 8 ozs.
butter and 653 lbs. 3
ozs. butter, in I year.
and one of them was
sold in our auction
for Si, 000.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land. Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 butter tested
cows, including:

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs., 7
days, 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097.21 lbs.

lOfc OZS.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 104 ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
li ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232.
1 7 lbs. 8£ ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150, 16 lbs.
8 ozs.

Golden Ora. 127228, 16
lbs. 1 J ozs.

Golden Lad has proved
himself the most
prepotent bull the
Island has ever pro-
duced, transmitting
the Sultane type
(for udder and teats)
to his entire prog-
eny.

Sire of Golden Mon
Plaisir. 59936, 1st in
his class and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island in '98. Sold
in our '01 sale for
$3,500. to Hon. H.
N. Higinbotham, Jo-
Het. III.

Golden Lily,

P. 5101, H. C.

1st over Jersey.

1st St. Mary.

Champion, \V. Show.

A magnificent dairy
cow; pronounced as
such at our sale by
all good judges.

Lowland King,

P. 1673. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '92.

Fancy, F. 8007, H. C.
Gold Medal, butter

test. Jer.. '93. 2 lbs.

8£ ozs.
Gold Medal, butter

test. Jer., '94. 2 lbs.

1 1 \ ozs.
Certificate of Merit.

butter test. '95. 2

lbs. 7j ozs.
Gold Medal, butter

test. Jer., '96, 3 lbs.

3| ozs.

Great Scot.

P. 2153. H. C.

Son of Golden Lad (as
above).

Sire of

Rhymer, Par. pr., '99.

Perry F. Scot. Re-
serve. R. C S.. '99.

Mabel 42d. 1st over
Jer. and P. pr.. '99.

Fontaine's Lady
Scot, 3d ov. Jer.. '99.

Maitland Cherry. 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize. '99.

Fancy 2d, P. 6276, C.

1 lb. 14J ozs.

Daughter of the Gold
Medal cow. Fancy,
F. 8007, H.C who is
also dam of Fancy's
Rose. F. 8277. H.C."
the dam of those,
great bulls. Fancy's
Pioneer. P. 3195. H.
C-, and Successor.
P. 2783, H. C. (see
above).

Her sire, Due. P. 1751.
C. . is by Golden Lad.
P. 1242. H. C. the
sire of Great Scot
and Mon Plaisir (see
above).

. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
(Examine supplementary list of services, to be

B84

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 94. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S GREY PRINCESS, 353258, A. J. C. C.

(Easter Greeting, P. 19620, H. C.)

Bred by D. Ange, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Born April 3, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Spot on right hip; right flank mottled; patch on
left flank; white tongue; black-and-brown switch.

A handsome young cow, of high dairy quality and
great refinement; one of the persistent workers;
■a sweet-faced beauty, with prominent, dark eyes;
flat "ewe" neck and sharp withers; back straight to
root of tail; long, well-ribbed body, on the finest of
legs; thin "cat" hams; prominent milk veins, extend-
ing away forward on belly; beautiful udder, of great
size when fresh, that "milks away to nothing," with
good-sized and well-placed teats. (Will have been
seven months in milk by sale day; here is another
chance for the good judges.)

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. T h i s is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows.

Now named Imported
Oxford You'll Do,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding You'll Do's
Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction for $500,
who is just finishing
an official test and
will make more than
900 lbs. butter in 1
year, as a 4-year-
old.

He sired the Cham-
pion cow over the
Island of Jersey in
May, '15, who also
won 1st in her class
(76 entries) as a 3-
year-old, and 1st as
a 2-year-old (68 en-
tries), at the Royal
Show, May, '14.

He sired the 1st prize
bull at the Royal
Show, Class 2, 19
entries, May, '15.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15, who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as
a calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
three year-old cow
(11 entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15, who
•was sold in our '14
auction for $745.

Nine daughters of Ox-
ford You'll Do, in
our '13 auction (six
of them heifers and
heifer calves;, sold
for an average of
$504.44; and 19 of
his progeny, in our
'14 auction, sold for
an average of $683
(eight of them bulls
and calves of both
sexes).

(See opposite page for
further particulars
concerning Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075,
H. C.)

Dam
MARSUMA,
F. 9362, H.C.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,75 0
each.

Gamboge's Knight's
tested daughters in-
clude :

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, in Register
of Merit, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, in Register of
Merit, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Knight has
4 sons with official
test daughters, in-
cluding Oxford
You'll Do, sire of 2 1 ,
and Oxford Knight,
sire of 12.

His dam has 3 public
test daughters, all of
which have been
sold in our auctions,
two of them for
$1,375 and $2,525.
Her daughter, Gam-
boge's Pride 5th, is
dam of 1 in Register
of Merit and of Gold
en Fern's Son, 10 in
Register of Merit.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter. test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford You'll Do and
Oxford Knight (full
brothers), the latter
having 12 butter test
daughters.

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,
'09, 2 lbs. l£ ozs.,
and other prizes.

r Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760, A. J. C. C.

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

Reserve, Class 2, 28
entries. Royal Show,
Jersey, Apr., '02.

He was sold in our '03
auction to the late
Mr. N. F. Berry,
Lexington, Ky.

His son, Blue Belle's
Blue Fox, 69632, is
sire of Noble of Oak-
lands.

I

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 butter tested
cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; lstpr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09. Sire
of 17 butter tested

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

1st prize winner over
the Island and
Blythwood B o w 1,
Aug., "04.

She is by the same sire
as Mabel's Poet, who
has had a wonderful
record. He has
been awarded 22
1st prizes, and is
the sire of over fifty
1 st prize wi nners ,
including Poet's
Pride, Cham, c o w
for young cows and
Grand Champion,
Brockton Fair,
Mass., '06 ; and Lady
Aldan 2d, 2d over
Jersey, '03.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7 .500.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 41 1.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2
lbs. 8i ozs.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20 qts.

daily.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.

(See below.)

Agatna of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432,H.C,J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 1'i ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 71 ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5| ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4J ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Dam of Gamboge's
Pride 2d, Gamboge's
Pride 3d and Gam-
boge's Pride 4th. all
public butter test
cows.

She is grandam of
numerous others.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.
Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
"02 sale for $1,100.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560. His
sons and daughters
have been winning
1st prizes and Grand
Champion honors
from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.
(See front page A.)

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740. A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st H. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
"The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Champion winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sale at an average
of $2,762.50.

Bobby 5th. P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. C,
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad,
Oxford Ixia, and
other famous ani-
mals.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit,
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip. 161059. that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d, .

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. li ozs., 24 hrs.

• Onne, P. 1660, H. C.
Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Turdledove 2d. 1st ov.
Jer., '95; and many
other prizes.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H.C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

One of the grandest
cows ever known on
the Island.

Her dam is a half-
sister to Eminence,
F. 7124, H. C, dam
of Eminent 2d, P.
2532, H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and was a very rich
and persistent milk-
er.

Bobby 3d, P. 697, H.C.

Cyprus, F. 2089, C.

Lemon

Venus,

Courage, P. I813.C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jersey, '90, '91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

f Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.
2d ov. Jer., Apr., '87.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows

in h e r day on t h e

Island.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882, H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4£ ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May. '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,

F. 5846, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,
Oxfordsh ire Show ,
Eng., '93.

lstpr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

1st pr. and Silver Cup,
H. S., '93.

1st pr.. R. A. S., Eng.
Show, '94.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C-

2d pr., St. Martin

Show, '94 and '95.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d over Jer., '83.

I

r Lemon Rex, P. 552, C.

Piatt. F
[ Venus, F. 1784, H. C. 1

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
1st p., St. Saviour, '70.
v 1st H. B., '71.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582, C.

His grandsire, Cete-
wayo, P. 224, C. is
sire of 4 cows, test-
ing from 16 lbs. 2i
ozs. to 17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Rosette 2d.

F. 943. H. C.
1st pr. at Grouville.

Orange Peel.

P. 288, H. C.
3d p. and 3d H. B.,
R. J. A. S., '81.

Cyprus 2d,

P. 699, H. C.

Lemon Peel, P. 320, C.

2855. C.

Last calf October 6, 1915 (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas). Sired by Hamptonne Grey, P. 4995,
H C winner of 1st prize St Ouen Show, '14, and other prizes. He is a double grandson of Horny Cannon, P. 3058, H. C.

Bred February 16 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove " He won, at the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, 1st prize in 2-year-old class, Senior Champion and
Grand Champion bull, any age; headed 1st prize $200 Special herd, bull and 10 females; Special Grand Champion, $100 prize;
A. J. C. C. Gold Medal, Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor; sired the animals winning 1st prize as calf herd. (See front
pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden Jolly.)

B 89

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 95. Cow.

OXFORD'S HANDSOME NATTIE, 344012, A. J. C. C.

(Vespasia 5th, P. 19920, H. C.)
FULL SISTER TO OXFORDS PRETTY NATTIE, 353239 (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE).

Bred by J. A. Romeril. St. Peter, [stand of Jersey.

Horn August 27, 1912.

Imported August 5. 1915. by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very handsome and substantial young c< m .
sweet head and dished face ; large, lustrous eyes ;
neck long and flat; sharp withers; strong, straight
back; wide loins and hips; well-set tail, with beauti-
ful switch touching the ground; deep body, of great
length, with well-sprung ribs; large, square udder,
very long from front to rear, extending away out
behind and carried snugly; long, squarely placed
teats.

"The making of a wonderful cow."

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

The greatest living
representative of the
Oxfor d-Gamboge
line.

Now in the "Linden
Grove" stables, and
registered as Im-
ported Oxford
You'll Do, 111860.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding:

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
1 year; 1st at New
York State Fair as
a 3-year-old, 1st at
Connecticut State
Fair as a 4-year-old,
and 1st at New York
State Fair as a 5-
year-old, besides be-
ing dam of the pair
winning 1st as "pro-
duce of cow," and
dam of the Grand
Champion bull at
New York State
Fair, '15.

He sired the following:

Champion cow over
the Island of Jersey
in May, '15, who
also won 1st in her
class (76 entries) as
a 3-year-old, and 1st
as a 2-year-old (68
entries), at the Roy.
Shows. She is cata-
logued in this auc-
tion, with her splen-
did daughter (Nos.
50 and 51 of catalog).

1st prize bull at the
Royal Show, Class 2,
19 entries, May, '15.

Grand Champion bull
at Indiana State
Fair, '15; sold in our
'14 auction for $525,
as a calf.

1st prize 3-year-old at
Texas State Fair,
'15 (11 entries); sold
in our '14 auction for
$745.

Grand Champion bull
at the Minnesota
and Wisconsin State
Fairs, '13; who pro-
duced the Junior
Champion heifer at
Iowa State Fair and
Waterloo Dairy Sh.,
'15.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars, and notes oppo-
s i t e No. 40 of
catalog.)

Dam
NATTIE,

P. 12475, C.

Winner of Reserve
No., aged cows, St.
Helier Show, Jersey,
'13.

A daughter of Beech-
land's Champion, P.
3599, II. C, out of a
daughter of Astor,
P. .1042. H. C.

(See opposite page,
No. 96, for her ex-
tended pedigree.)

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1 st prize for produce
of cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

1st and 2d prize year-
ling bulls (out of
dams by Gamboge's
Knight).

2d pr. 3-year-old cow,
9 entries, by Gam-
boge's Knight.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them,
with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter
in 1 year. Twelve
of the 19, including
the five with the
highest tests, were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions:

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddlcdy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie,
652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592
lbs. 5 ozs.

Daisy's January Rose,
585 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Handsome
Duchess, 566 lbs. 5

Primrose,
Princess,

ozs.
Gamboge's

566 lbs.
Gamboge's

558 lbs. 13 ozs.
Gamboge's Knight's

Artistic. 540 lbs. 8

ozs.
Gamboge's Vellum ,

531 lbs. 12 ozs.
Knight's Fancy Prin-
cess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.
Gamboge's Modesty,

525 lbs. 7 ozs.
Gamboge's Merry May,

520 lbs. 4 ozs.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Secy Island
of Jer. Herd Book
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford I ass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, sec above*,
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs l
ozs.. 83 days in milk.
ri Triumph, pub
lie butter tesl , May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs.. 107
days in milk.

Oxford Eva, 177094,
dam i 'i ' Ixford Conn
D., 90048, sire of J
in Register of Merit
averaging 4f>*J lbs. I

oz., at 2 yrs 9 mi s,
old.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
pri ze , Sweepstakes ,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
II. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06: 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
B eauvoir King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechland s Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox. P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale. May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen. 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. 82 ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5^ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05. 2 lbs.

2% ozs. butter. 24 hrs.. 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine. 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk. 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville. 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 1 1 ozs.. 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose. 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity. 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2£ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's'Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C— •

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

M.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride. 187430. A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th. P. 8801, H. C)

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl. Aug.,
'04.

3d prize over Jersey, 40 entries, Aug., '01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 73 ozs.. 48 days
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $>,72(>.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm.
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize. May, '07. 2 lbs. \ oz..
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize. May. '08, 1 lb. 14J ozs., 154 days in milk;
now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525.

Gamboge's Pride 8th. Certificate of Merit, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty, 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Willets.

Bessie's Lad,
P. 2479. H.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023. H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499. 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show. '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in o u r
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '97.

Winner of the follow-
ing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct.. '96, 2 lbs. 2* ozs.,
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C-

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1 st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
t ion sale for

$10,000.

H i s ten months-old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200.
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell." sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette.

149740, A. J. C. C
A very rich and per-

tistent milker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.
1st H. B. prize.
Dam of
Flying Fox. P. 2729.

H. C
Alicante. P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914.

H. C.

Ravachol. P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.
Son of Rosette 5th. P.

2881, H. C (as

above).

[ Countess of Oaklands,
162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test,
May, '02, 1 lb. 12i
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

By same sire as Golden
Fern's Lad (above).

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
(See below.)

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit in butter test.
May. '00, 1 lb. 14J
ozs. in 24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.

Golden Lass.
F. 5711. H.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H.

Oxford Dahlia.
P. 2588, H.

C.

C

Brown Bess 2d,
P. ^42S, H. C.

Biron, P. 1375, C.

Everton Lord,
P. 1088, H.

Brow n Bess, F. 7455.C. I Widow. F. 2360, C.

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582. C.
She was never tested

for butter, but milk

ed as high as 28 qts.

daily.

Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. lj ozs., 214 days in milk.
oxford Ixia. a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March. 00. testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.
Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner <>! Champion Cup. testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after

hrsi calving.
Flying Fox's I ixford I. ass. 1st prize winner over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C. who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
, cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Last calf September 29, 1915, by Algiers, P. 5172, C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)
Bred March 12, 1916, to Jolly Sultan <»i" Linden, 120838, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's Golden
Jolly, S6180, strong in the blood of Lady Viola and Golden Sultana, through two lines. His dam, Sultana's Golden Viola, 240363,
is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 70506, out of Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Jolly,
being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 7931 1. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838.)

B 90

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 96. Cow.

OXFORD'S PRETTY NATTIE, 353239, A. J. C. C.

(Vespasia 4th, P. 18912, H. C.)
FULL SISTER TO OXFORDS HANDSOME NATTIE, 344012 (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE).

Bred by J. A. Romeril, St. Peter, Island of Jersey.

Born September 8. 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome greyish fawn of great substance and
symmetry; every indication of being a powerful
dairy cow; long, clean, flat neck and prominent
withers; splendid top line; great depth of body;
strong loins, wide hips and good setting of tail;
body long, well ribbed, and of great capacity; mellow,
elastic hide; long tail, with beautiful switch; udder
of great size and perfect balance, extending well for-
ward and out behind; teats of extraordinary length,
beautifully placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Imported in '13 by
"Linden Grove."

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding You'll Do's
Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction for $500,
who is just finishing
an official test and
will make more than
900 lbs. butter in 1
year, as a 4-yr.-old.

He sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May,
'15, who also won
1st in her class (76
entries) as a 3 -year-
old, and 1st as a 2-
year-old (68 entries),
at the Royal Show,
May, '14.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15, who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as
a calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
3 -year-old cow (11
entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15, who
was sold in our '14
auction for $745.

He sired many other
1st prize and Cham*
pion winners.

Nine daughters of Ox-
ford You'll Do in our
' 1 3 auction (six of
them heifers and
heifer calves) sold
for an average of
$504.44; and 19 of
his progeny in our
'14 auction sold for
an average of $683
(eight of them bulls
and calves of both
sexes).

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree of
Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C.)

Dam
NATTIE,

P. 12475, C.

Winner of Reserve
No., aged cows, St.
Helier Show, '13.

Her daughter, Noble's
"Vespasia, 289456, is
dam of the bull,
Tom You'll Do,
113062, selected in
our '14 auction by
Mr. Jacob E- White,
the w e 1 1-k n o w n
Greenville (Ohio)
dairyman, and pur-
chased by him for
$200, at 13 months
old.

Beechland's

Champion,
P. 3599, H. C.

3d over Jersey. Class 8,
Aug., '05.

Sire of

Beechland's Champion
Lily, 291464. in Reg-
ister of Merit, 572
lbs. 13 ozs. of butter
in 1 year, 8,837 lbs.
11.2 ozs. milk, 7 yrs.
old.

Minette of Anneville,
257107, in Register
of Merit, 470 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year,
6,481 lbs. 11.2 ozs.
milk, at 5 years old.

Bermuda 4th, public
butter test, May, '08,

1 lb. 11| ozs. in 24
hrs., at 3 yrs. old.

Ruby 3d, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 11$
ozs. in 24 hrs., 201
days after calving.

Claribelle, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 11 ozs.
in 24 hrs., 81 days
after calving.

Ermyntrude 2d, pub-
lic butter test, June,
'09, 1 lb. 8^ ozs. in
24 hours, 4 years old.

Princess Emma, 1st
over Jer., Aug., '13,
Class 5.

Silvery King, 2d over
Jersey, Class 1, Apr.,
'07.

St. Martin's Minetta,
257106, 2d prize
aged cow, Lexing-
ton, Ky., '12.

Beechland's Champion
Lily (above) was 1st
prize aged cow at
Missouri State Fair,
'14 and '15; 1st at
Hutchinson, Kan.,
and 2d at American
Royal (7 entries),
'15; sold at auction
for $500.

WoodviUe's Champion,
P. 3901, H. C, son
of Beechland's
Champion, is sire of

2 tested cows, in-
cluding Apache, F.
I01S0, H. C. (2 lbs.
i oz.), winner of 1st
at Royal Show, 58
entries, and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'12.

Petune du Couvent,
P. 10963, C.

Her sire also produced
Day Dream, P.
12216, H. C., winner
of 1st pr. over Jer.
and Par. pr.. May,
'07; Par. prize, May,
'06; dam of Day
Dream 2d, Par. pr.,
May, '08. (Now
named Noble's- Day
Dream, 269775, and
sold in our '12 auc-
tion for $510, to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.)

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

One of the most suc-
cessful sires the Is-
land has produced.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
and of many produc-
ing sons.

Among his noted prog-
eny are:

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386, H. C, win-
ner of 2 Certificates
of Merit, besides 1st
prize over Jer. and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11, and
Reserve for Renouf
Cup, "best butter
test cow judged by
inspection," May,
'09 ; Reserve, May,
'07.

Gamboge's Knight,
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $6,700; sire
of 41 tested cows,
and the bulls, Ox-
ford You'll Do and
Oxford Knight.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06;
1st prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
April, '09.

River Belle,

F. 8273, H. C.

1st over Jer., '02, '04.

Public butter test, 1 lb.
1 1 ozs., 165 days in
milk.

Dam of

Beechland's Favourite,
3d over Jer., '02 and
'03.

Honest Lad, P. 15185,
H. C, sire of 4 tested
cows, and the noted
bull, Goddington
Winks, a great Eng-
lish prize winner.
His daughter, Hon-
est Jan e, 306563,
was one of the great
cows in our '14 auc-
tion, selling for $600
to Mr. E. H. Hatch,
Colinwood Farm,
Maplewood, N. J.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C.

1st ov. Jer., Aug., '02,
and Apr., '03.

Sire of 1 1 public butter
test cows, including:

Retreat's Ituna, Cer-
tificate of Merit and
2d Goddington pr.,
May, '06, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs., 132 days in
milk.

Albani 2d, Certificate
of Merit and 1st
Par. prize, May, '11,
2 lbs. 6J ozs., 126
days in milk.

Egmont 2d, Certificate
of Merit, May, '10,
2 lbs. 2\ ozs., 50
days in milk.

Petune's Polly,

P. 9676, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May. '05, l lb. 13
ozs., 89 days in milk.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold, 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk, 1

year. .

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C., J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 14 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
Jersey weight, being
in milk 142 days.

She sold in our '02 auc-
tion for $1,700, to
Mrs. M. M. Patter-
son, Port Kennedy,
Pa.

Full sister to Beresford
Darkie, public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. ^ oz.
in 24 hours, 5 years
old.

Truefit, P. 1425, H. C.
Sire of

Brand, 1st over Jer-
sey, '99; sold in our
'01 sale.

Diplomate, P. 5253, H.
C, one of the Is-
land's great cows.

' Senator, P. 2759, H. C
Sire of
Pretty Lady Superior
10th, P. 9401, H. C,
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize. Class 2, Aug.,
'02.
Leda's Golden Lad,
who sired Dorothy's
Pearl, Certificate of
Merit and 3d God-
dington pr.. May,
'07, 1 lb. 155 ozs.,
119 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit.
May, '09, 1 lb. 14
ozs., 110 days in
milk; and many
other celebrated
cows and prize
winners.

[ Vicomtesse du

Couvent 3d,
P. 6684, C.

Pomona's Glory,
P. 2741, C.

Son of Mandarin, P.
2227, C, and Po-
mona 4th, P. 5414,
H. C.

[ Petune's Favourite,
P. 8176, C.
(Favorite Girlie,

168521, A. J. C. C.)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer., '89.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

B y a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

. Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. S640, H. C-,
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Punch, P. 1000, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st
H. B. pr., '88.

2d Essex Show, Eng.

1st and Cham., Nor-
folk, Eng.

1st Herts Show.

2d pr., Cambridge S.,
'90.

. Siddine 2d,

P. 1838, H. C.

Nizam, P. 240S, H. C.

1st pr., St. Peter, '97.

Sire of Gold Medal
Princess, 3 lbs. 2\
ozs., and sold in our
'05 sale for $1,200.

Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter, 57223,
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes, '99.

t Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.

1st pr. over Jer., '94.

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5th, 3d over
Jer., May, '02.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.
(see above); dam,
Orphan 2d, P. 2844,
H. C, 1st prize, St.
Mary Show, '92.

' Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

, Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr"., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

. Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, 2 lbs. \\ ozs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

f Courage, P. 1813, C.

i Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the best
son of Golden Lad.

.Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Prince of Waverly,
P. 731, H. C.

His dam is Happy's
Waverly, F. 5423,
H. C, and his sire is
by Happy, F. 309,
H. C.

Davisonnerie's Pet,
F. 6038, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Siddine, F. 4153, C.

Golden Pasha,

P. 2154, C.
Sire of

Rome. 1st Devon
County; 1st Bath
and West Show;
H. Cm Royal Show,
'98; 2d Bath and
West Show; 2d
Royal Counties
Show; 1st Royal
Show; 2d Cam-
bridge Show; 1st
Gloucester Show ;
1st and Champion
Spr., '97.

Crown Prince, 1st
over Eng., Essex
Show, and other
winnings.

Jersey Lily,

P. 4004, C.
2d St. Peter.

Golden Boy 2d,

P. 1251, C.
(Never exhibited.)

Darkey's Daisy 3d,
P. 3445, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Comtesse du Couvent,
F. 75S4, II. C.

Golden Pride,

P. 1903, H. C.

2d pr., Bath and West

of Eng. Show, '98.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.
Sold at our auction for
$3,600.

Due to calve April 15, 1916, by Oxford Sultan of Oaklands, P. 5182, H. C, a son of the distinguished Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C, and out of Noble Sultane of Oaklands, P. 17281, H. C, the latter a daughter of Noble of Oaklands, 95700, and
Sultanne of Oaklands, P. 11017, H. C. Sultanne of Oaklands has a public butter test of 1 lb. 13 ozs. in 24 hours, 6S days after
calving. She is dam of the bull, Blue Sultan, 8806, E. H. B., who produced Goddington Noble, imported by "Linden Grove"
in 1913 for Elmendorf Farms. Sultanne of Oaklands is by Flying Fox, and out of the same dam as Sultan of Oaklands, P. 3746,
H. C.

Rob Roy,
P. 118

H. C.

Vicomtesse du

Couvent,
P. 4758, H. C.
1st and Champion,
Western Shows, "93.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '96.

Petune's Pet,

P. 5704, H. C.
Winner of Blythwood

Bowl, Aug., '95; and

other prizes.

B 307

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 97. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S LASSIE, 353261, A. J. C. C.

(Oak View Lass, P. 19647, H. C.)

Bred by J. F. Lesbirel, St. Mary, Island of Jersey.

Born May 19, 1912.

Imported October 13, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A magnificent steel grey, stylish and symmetrical
of outline; good head, with prominent, lustrous eyes;
flat neck and thin withers; long, deep body; well-
sprung ribs; back straight and strong; loins broad,
with gTeat width of hips and length of rump; hide
exceedingly tbin and mellow; prominent milk veins.
splendid udder, of great size, with long, squarely
placed teats.

more
cows.

•774
at 4J

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight. P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, 6 of them in
Register of Merit,
averaging 575 lbs. 8
ozs of butter in 1
year. 8.773 lbs. 12.9
ozs. milk, at 5 yrs.
old.
Five of his tested
daughters were im-
ported by ■'Linden
Grove" and sold in
our auctions for an
average of $927
Sire of 22 oi
official test
including;
You'll Do's Favorite,
just finishing test
with more than 900
lbs. butter as a 4-
year-old.
Imp. Rustic Ivy
lbs. 7 ozs.
yrs. old.
Oxford's Triumph
Maiden. 554 lbs. 7
ozs.. at 4 vts. 3 mos.
Oxford's Ever Lass
480 lbs. 4 ozs., at 2
yrs. 3 mos.
Edith You'll Do, 47a
lbs. 6 ozs., at 3 yrs.
Oxford's Gamboge
Agatha. 438 lbs., at
3 yrs. 5 mos
Oxford Lavender. 431
lbs. 9 ozs., at 4i yrs.
Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs 15 ozs., at 4 yrs.
Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., at 2
yrs. 3 mos. ,

i Ixlord You 11 Do s
Circus Girl, 390 lbs.
3 ozs.. at 2 yrs.
Egypt You'll Do, 454
lbs. 8 ozs., at 5 yrs.
5 mos.
Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., at 3 yrs. 7
mos. e

And a number o
others with official
tests on the Island
of Jersey for varying
periods, six of which
have been lately
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and will
be sold in this auc-
tion.
All of the tests above
mentioned are Reg-
ister of Merit rec-
ords. Six of the
cows, including the
highest, were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove."
Oxford You'll Do is
sire of many prize
winners!
(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars.)

Dam
JANUARY LASS,
F. 9629, H. C.

Winner of
Parish prize, Royal
Show, Jersey, Aug.,
'10.
2d prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Mary
Show, '13.

Due to calve May
Antonio, Texas.)

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer. (with his prog-
eny), Apr.. 'Ox.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

He has already 41 test-
ed daughters.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1.391. 36.

His five highest test-
ing daughters were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions, in-
cluding:

Gamboge's Grey-
Beauty. 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs. butter in 1 year.

We imported many
others among h i s
very best progeny.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink (above) , Grand
Cham, at Nat. Dairy
Show, '12, in her
year's test, gave
10,279.8 lbs. milk
and 717 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter (on show cir-
cuit 2\ mos. during
test). She was also
1st prize cow in a
ring of 20 entries and
Senior Champion at
the Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show-. 12 —
"the greatest exhi-
bition of Jerseys in
the history of the
breed." She was
imported by "Lin-
den Grove," and
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $1,750, to
White Horse Farm.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Sec'y Island
of Jer. Herd Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,'09,
2 lbs. li ozs., 83
days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
1 2 tested cows.

Oxford F,va, dam of
Oxford John I), who
has 3 daughters in
the Register of Merit.

Agatha's Flying Fox.
P. .3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes. St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show. '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test. May. '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test. May, '09. 2
lbs. li ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May.
11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, M a y, '06;
1st prize, St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grou ville Show,
Apr., '09.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
F a r m," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$5,000.

Twelve of his heifers,
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., 01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7j
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction to Mr.
How. Willets, owner
of Gedney Farm.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen. P. 9178. H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441. A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug. ,'99.
Among his many test

ed daughters arc-
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dream-

wold. 11,075 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea,

11,530 lbs. milk. 1

year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow. Agatha. F.
8432. H. C, J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. li ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our 02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest. P. 2591.H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964. H. C. and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C.,
2 lbs. 7{ ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,

P. 4508, H. C.
Winner of the follow

ing public butter

tests:
May, '96, 2 lbs. 7i ozs.
Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,

217 days in milk.
May, '97, 2 lbs. 53 ozs.
Oct., 97, 2 lbs., 4i ozs.
Oct.. '98, 2 lbs. 7j ozs.,

118 days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d.
P. 2023. H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy.
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.
Golden Lad's Mer
maid, sold at our '02
sale for $1,100.
Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
03 sale for $1,725.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son.
Flying Fox. sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son,
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 sale for
$10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740. A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729.

H. C.
Alicante. P. 3880. H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. C,
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207. H. C.

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582, C.

i Rob Roy.

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14i ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip. 161059, that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8i
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. li ozs., 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S.. N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer.. 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Sarabond. P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th. P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. li ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506. 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

f Courage, P. 1813, C.
Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jersey, '90, '91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882, H. C.

His grandson. Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit.
May, 00. 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

, Oscar, F. 410, H C.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711. H. C.
1st over the Island.

r BironJP. 1375, C.

{ Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Gamboge,

F. 5846, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588. H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C,
Oxfordshire Show,
Eng., '93.

1st pr., R. A. S.. Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup,
11. S., '93.

Everton Lord,
P. 1088. H.

C.

Widow. F. 2360, C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She was
never tested for but-
ter, but milked as
high as 28 quarts
daily.

Dam of

Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. lj ozs, 214 days in milk. , „k. „™ hi.;., thr

Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the
Bronze Medal in March, '00. testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

C-iiest whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.

Hotipla sire • oi "ifady Houpla. winner of Champion Cup. testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days m milk and after

first calving. ,

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island
( ixford Lad. P. 3123. H. C. who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and

cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

I.".

1916, by General Cowslip, P. 4743, H. C. (Calf will be sent to Messrs. J. 0. Terrell & Sons, San

B 305

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 98. Cow.

OXFORD ADA OF OAKLANDS, 353275, A. J. C. C.

(P. 20750, H. C.)

Bred by J. A. Perree, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey

Born April 15, 1913.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except few white specks on belly;
black tongue and switch.

A large, powerful young cow of remarkable
development for her age; has every indication of
superior dairy capacity; robust, and of the deep-
bodied, rangy type; neat head, with thin, flat neck;
sharp withers; prominent spine and level top line;
strong loins and prominent hips; great length of
rump; hide soft and mellow; immense, well shaped
udder, with splendid large teats, squarely placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Sire of 22 or more offi-
cial test cows. 16 of
them with Register
of Merit records, in-
cluding:

You'll Do's Favorite,
just finishing with
more than 900 lbs.
butter as a 4-year-
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction for
$500, to Mr. E. T.
Bedford, Greens
Farms, Conn.

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs., at 4^ yrs.
old. She was 1st pr.
3 -year-old (11 en-
tries) at New York
State Fair, '13; 1st
pr. 4-year-old, Con-
necticut State Fair,
'14; 1st prize 5-year-
old, dam of the Gr.
Champion bull and
the 1st prize "pro-
duce of cow," New
York State Fair, '15.

Six of his Register of
Merit daughters
were imported by
"Linden Grove."

Six others with official
tests on the Island
of Jersey, were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" in '15, and
will be sold in this
auction.

Oxford You'll Do is
sire of many prize
winners, including:

Golden Oxford Ivy,
Champion over the
Island of Jersey in
'15; 1st prize 2-year-
old at Royal Show,
May, '14 (68 en-
tries), and 1st prize
3-year-old, May, '15
(76 entries). Now
named You'll Do's
Champion Ivy,
353251, and cata-
logued for this auc-
tion (see No. 50).

Kingsway, P. 5158, H.
C, 1st prize bull,
Class 2, 19 entries.
Royal Show, May.
'15.

Dam
NOBLE ADA OF

OAKLANDS,
306599, A.J. C.C.

Sold in our '14 auction
to Mr. R. Conroy
Vance, Fredericks-
burg, Va.

Full sister to Noble
Maid of St. Saviour,
306629, sold in same
auction to Folly
Farms, Abington,
Pa.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C)

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $15,000.

Among his 37 tested
daughters are:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, in Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year;
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $875, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit. 486
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.

Noble's Nursie, 440
lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Lily,
414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-
ville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble
Maid, 394 lbs. 10
ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,
385 lbs. 2 ozs.

Sire of 28 bulls with
official test daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
a "Linden Grove"
service bull who has
ten tested daughters.

More than 200 1st prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Ter.,
April, '10. At t h e
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of four first prizes.

Absolution.

P. 10465. H. C.

f Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn,,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large • ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Cham, bull,
San Antonio (Tex.)
International Expo-
sition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016. in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

1st prize over Jer., '04.

Public butter test,
May. '04, 2 lbs. 12
ozs.

1st ov. England wher-
ever exhibited, '06,
'07 and '08.
Dam of

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our '09
auction for $11,000.

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C, that tested in
public butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs.

Wilton's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, that
tested in public but-
ter test, 3 lbs. of
butter.

Poppy Viola, P.
10902, H. C, win-
ner of Bronze Medal
in public butter test,
yielding 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
when 159 days in
milk, after dropping
her first calf, being
only 30 months old.

f Mermaid's Hopeful,
61448, A. J. C C.
(Imported.)

He has proved himself
a very successful
sire.

Imported by us in Sep-
tember, '01 , to breed
to the daughters of
Flying Fox. In his
pedigree is a com-
bination of the best
dairy blood the Is-
land ever produced.
Semeramis, P. 560,
H. C., is descended
from Welcome, F.
172, H. C. through
Hero, P. 90, H. C,
who is sire of Daisy
of St. Peter. 20 lbs.
5£ ozs. ; etc.

Confession,

P. 9102, H. C

Due to calve May 31, 1916, by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570,
H. C, winner of 1st prize and Championship, Grouville-St.
Saviour Show, April, '11; 1st prize over Jersey (2-year-old
class, 29 entries), April, '12, and other prizes. He is a son of
the distinguished Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, who sold
in our '11 auction for $15,000, and his dam is the foundation
cow, Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, winner of 1st prize over
Jersey and Blythwood Bowl, Aug., '09. She is a daughter of
Golden Fern's Lad, and the head of a great family. (See No.
100 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570,
H. C.)

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer.. '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs. '03.

His sire, Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
prize over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Relic,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets, "Gedney
F arm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of Caumais Lad.
P. 2257, H. C, sire
of Financial King, P.
2624, H. C, and
Guenon's Lad, both
noted sires.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Hopeful,

P. 2584, H. C

Three 1st prizes, St.
Brelade Show.

Special pr., St. Bre-
lade Show.
Sire of

Sal Sly. P. 9076, C,
winner in public but-
ter test. May, '03;
Certificate of Merit,
1 lb. 13 ozs., 137
days in milk ; Par.
pr., Aug., '02. Dam
of Sal Sly 3d. P.
15515, J. H. B., win-
ner of St. Brelade
Par. prize, May, '11.

Honeymoon 2d, P.
9077, H. C, winner
of Par. prizes. May,
'01, and May, '02.

Mermaid 8th,

P. 7847, H. 0.,
now named
Golden Lad's

Mermaid, 162096.
A magnificent cow.
Her dam was imported
by Mr. C. A. Sweet,
Buffalo, N. Y.. and
tested for him, 21
lbs. 3 ozs. butter in
7 days.

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.)
Champion winner over
the Island, Aug.. '99.
(See above.)

Bonne Soeur,

P. 6243, C.

Half-sister to Jolly Sul-
tane, P. 11003, H.C.,
dam of Noble's Jolly
Sultan.

Her dam is half-sister
to Sultane 9th, P.
1145, H. Cm dam of
Golden Sultana, that
sold in our 'lO.iauc-
tion for $3,700.

Flying Fox.

P. 2729. H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. .'99.

Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500.

Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island. 2 lbs.
Si ozs. in 24 hours.

Oxford Vixen. 2 lbs.
2i ozs.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2\ ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02.
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an
average of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Sire of Golden Sultana,
sold for $3,700; dam
of the distinguished
bull. Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,

H. C.
Three Cham, winners.

f Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Aristocrat, \

P. 2280, H. C. I Nameless.

1st and Sweepstakes, P. 3222, H. C-

3-Par. Show, '97. 1st over Jersey. 94.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.

Golden, P. 2166, H. C.
Three 1st prizes and

Champion Cup, St.

Brelade Show.
His sire's dam. Golden

Lass 4th, P. 2447,

H. Cm won 2d pr.

over Jer., '88; 2d H.

B. pr. over Jer., '88;

2d Lon. Dairy Show,

'88; 1st pr. over

Eng.. '90; 1 lb. 14£

ozs. of butter.

Miss Sergeant,

P. 5407, H. Cm

now named

St. Brelade's Grey

Princess, 162124.
Winner of 7 1st prizes
on the Island; also
5 Champion Cups.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Sire of Golden Lad's
Fawn Duchess,
166538, 23 lbs. 6 ozs.
in 7 days.

Grisette des

Ruisseaux,
P. 4359, C.
Three 1st prizes, St.
Brelade Show.

f Young Sergeant.
P. 1344, H. C
1st St. Brelade.

Semeramis, P. 560, C.
Two first prizes.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold in our '02
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold in our '03
sale for $1,725.

Mermaid 6th,
1 P. 4012. H. Cm

now named
Mermaid of the

Island, 138787.
Blythwood Bowl, '96.
Certificate of Merit, 2
lbs. 1 J ozs.

r Joe, P. 1743, H. C.
Full brother to Cow-
slip 16th, P. 6084,
H. C., one of the best
daughters ever sired
by Golden Lad. She
was known on the
Island as the £1,000
cow, as her breeder
would not part with
her.

Young Sultane,
P. 2895, C.

Dam of Sultane 9th, P.
1145, H. C, 2d over
Jer., '85; 1st H. B.
over Jer., '85; 4th
over Jer., '89; 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C.
Was sold by Mr. J.

P. Marett to Lord

Rothschild at a long

price.
Orme also sired Little

Eminence, 122506,

21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C
One of the grandest

dairy cows ever

seen in Jersey.

Rosy's Wonder,
P. 835, H. C
Sire of
Mermaid of the Island.

21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Tulip of the Island, 19
lbs. 8-J ozs.

Mermaid, F. 2554, C.
4th over Jersey, '86.
1st over Jersey, '88.
1st Cham. Class, '89.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H- C.
(See above.)

Cowslip 2d,

P. 810, H.C.
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '85.

Kiva, P. 759, H. C.

Cetewayo, his grand
sire, is also sire of
Everton King,
whose daughter is
dam of Boyle.

Sultane, P. 7, II. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '70.

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T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 99. Cow.

RALEIGH'S FINANCE, 353205, A. J. C. C.

(P. 13426, H. C.)
WINNER OF THEATRE CHALLENGE CUP (CHAMPIONSHIP OVER THE ISLAND), ROYAL SHOW, JERSEY, MAY, 1914.
FOUR CERTIFICATES OF MERIT IN PUBLIC BUTTER TESTS; AS,A FOUR-YEAR-OLD MILKED 32 LBS. 2 OZS., 108 DAYS

AFTER CALVING, PRODUCING 1 LB. Ill OZS. BUTTER IN 24 HOURS.
OFFICIAL RECORD, 1914, SUPERVISED BY ROYAL JERSEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, 559 LBS. 3.2 OZS. BUTTER IN

356 DAYS, FROM 9,971 LBS. 8 OZS. MILK, ON REGULAR HOME CARE, WITHOUT EXTRA FEED.
DAM OF TWO FIRST PRIZE ISLAND BULLS— SEE DETAILS AT FOOT OF FOLLOWING PAGE, WITH PEDIGREE OF HER
SPLENDID DAUGHTER. A RARE PRIZE FOR THE HERD OF ANY BREEDER.

Bred by J. G. Buesnel, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born June 15. 1906.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

"One of the richest plums on the tree." A most
remarkable cow, possessing great scale and dairy
capacity,' combined with a refinement of type rarely
seen in cows of her size and stamina. Has all the
signs of the great worker that she is, and is put
together symmetrically, with the deep roomy barrel,
great length and "wedgy" shape which is associated
with the heavy, persistent milker; withers high and
sharp; prominent spinal processes; lean hind quarters,
with broad hips; long rump and "cat" hams; handles
like a kid glove, and has prominent, tortuous milk
veins; deep, square udder, beautifully balanced,
with large and perfectly placed teats. A great
"brood cow," as her beautiful heifer calf on following
page, and her two first prize sons, will testify. One
of the "queens" of the breed. Such cows make
history, and are THE KIND TO BUILD HERDS
ON.

Sire
MABEL'S

RALEIGH,
P. 3722, H.C.

1st prize, Grouville,
May, '05.

1st over Jersey, May,
'07.

Sire of 24 tested cows.

He has 13 producing
sons, including Fairy
Glen's Raleigh, who
heads the Allen
Dale Farm Herd,
Slulbyville. Ky.,and
has 16 official test
daughters averaging
477 lbs. butter in 1
year, 3 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

His sire also produced
Raleigh's Fairy
Boy. sire of 40 offi-
cial test cows, 37 in
Register of Merit, of
which 35, tested at
Knollwood Farm,
have an average rec-
ord of 523 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in I year, at
4 yrs. 3 mos. old.
Raleigh's Fairy
Boy is a 1st prize-
winner at the Royal
Show, and Grand
Champion at Nat.
Dairy Show, "10, be
sides winning many
other prizes.

Dam
I FINANCIALGOLD,
P. 11729, H. C.

Her dam is out of the
same cow that pro-
d u c e d Financial
Buttercup. P. 9409.
H. C, the dam of Fi-
nancial Daisy,
252132 (P. 2028. H.
C), sold in our '1 1
auction for $2,600.
to White H o r's c
Farms, Paoli, Pa.
Financial Daisy
won 1st at the Ri lyal
Show and Blyth-
wood Bowl (Cham
pionship over the
Island), Aug., '10;
Certificate of Merit,
(»ct.. '09, 2 lbs. 9i
ozs. butter, 45 lbs. 4
ozs. milk, at 5 yrs.
old; Register of Mer-
it. Class A. 695 lbs.
12 ozs. butter in 1
year, 11.550 lbs. 11.2
ozs. milk, at 7 yrs. 1
mo. old.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh. P.3273.H.C.)

3d prize over Jer.. '03.

2d State's prize. '03.

Sire of many prize
winners and of 48
tested cows, among
the latter being:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
in Register of Merit,
744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs. butter in 1 year.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Mabel Marcus, 213879.

(Mabel 43d.

P. 8611. H. C.)

A magnificent cow,
only shown one sea-
son and won with
ease 1 st prize and
Sweepstakes at the
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '06.
Milked 20 quarts
and made 2 lbs. 12
ozs. of butter in 24
hours on ordinary
feed.

Her daughter. Mabel's
Fairy Maid, 214016,
sold as a yearling
for $725, made 529
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in
1 year, in Register
of Merit, at 5 years
old.

Ilamley's Golden Lad,

P. 3128, H. C.

Sire of

Ilamley's Blanchia. 14
lbs. 2 ozs. in 7 days,
3 yrs. old; dam of 1
in Register of Merit.

iMeetwing 2d, 1 lb. 93
ozs. in 24 hrs., 3 yrs.
old, 105 days after
calving.

Prince Hamley, P.
3813. H. C, sire of 2
in Register of Merit.

Les Onnes' Hamley. P.
3708, H. C, sire of 2
tested cows.

He sired the dams of 5
Register of Merit
cows, including Iris
Belle. 615 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Financial Rosette,
P. 9842, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, 06, 2 lbs. 2{
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 5
years old.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H- C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
his get). '01 and '02.

Goddington purse. '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d is sire of
81 tested cows.

His 7 day tested
daughters in Amer-
ica are topped by
Eminent's Evasion,
24 lbs. 9 ozs.

Rill, P. 6982. H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Marcus, P. 2461, H. C.

Sire of Lady Fon-
taine's Rosette,
162120, that sold at
our '02 auction sale
for $3,100.

His sire is a full broth-
er to Mona's Glory,
P. 2404, H. C, who
has a number of
daughters tested in
America, and who
won 1st over Jersey
in '97.

{ Mabel 31st,

P. 5324. H. C.
She is out of same dam
as Mabel's Lad, P.
1034, H. C. who
sired Brown Fairy,
F. 7819, C, dam of
the noted cow, Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

riamley, P. 2637. H. C
Now registered as
Golden Lad's Cham-
pion, 57222, A. J. C-
Cm and sold to Mr.
Elmer A. Darling,
President A. J. C.C..

Beta. P. 3143. H. C-
Dam of Golden Bea-
trice, sold in our '01
sale for $1,400, to
Biltmore Farms,

Biltmorc, N. C.

Interested King.
P. 2841, C

Out of same dam as
Interested Prince.
sire of 36 in Register
of Merit, including
Passport, 987 lbs.
butter in one year,
19,694 lbs. milk (the
highest year's milk
record of the Jersey
breed).

Financial Maid,
F. 8618. H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C.

Sire of Prosper, Parish
prize, '97; Hope's
R e g i n a, 2d over
England, half-broth-
er to Beresford
Pride. 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '94.

La Chasse Prince,

P. 1927, C.
1st pr., St. Ouen Show.

Sire of

Hope, 1st over Jer. and

Par. prize, May, '96.

Woodbine, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

Aug., '97.

Fontaine 8th,

P. 5608, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '99.

Dam of Fontaine's
Lord, 1st State's pr.,
£30, over Jer., and
2d pr.. £8. at annual
bull show, Apr., 01.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160. H. C.

Mabel 6th,

P. 360, H. C.

Dam of Mabel 13th, P.
1125. H. Cm 2d over
Jersey, '92; 1st over
Jersey, '94; dam of
Mabel 23d. P. 323.
H. Cm 2d over Jer..
'93.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C
1st over Island, Aug.,
'90.

Handsome 2d,

P. 2686. H. C
2d over Jersey and

Parish Show, '97.
1st Par. prize, '95.

Everton Prince.
P. 761. H. C

Miss du Cl"s.

P. 1396, C

( Gamboge's Hero,
P. 2416, C.
1st over Jer. as a tested
sire, '98.

I Compound Interest,
P. 6035, H. C.
Silver Medal in but-
ter test, '98, 2 lbs. 2
ozs.
Certificate of Merit,
'99, 1 lb. 12 ozs.

f Boyle, P. 1559, H. C
Son of Golden Lad.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Orme. P. 1660, H. C
Was sold by Mr. J. P.
M a r e t t to Lord
Rothschild at a long
price.

. Regina's Pride.

F. 7450. H. C

f Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

I Mistake, P. 4562. C.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Mona 8th,

P. 3983, H. C-

1st pr. over Jer. and

Parish prize, '96.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Fontaine 6th,

P. 4320, H. C.

Sister of Fontaine 9th,
P. 6039, H. Cm 1st
Grouville. .'99;
beating the cow that
won 1 st prize over
the Island; Bronze
Medal, '99; 21 qts.
milk ; 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 24 hours.

Scipio. P. 157, H. C
2d over Jersey. '77.
2d Herd Book and
Parish prize, '77.

f Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows,
j (See below.)

[ Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
"94. '95.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island.
Aug.. '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

I Oxford Dahlia.

P. 2588. H. C

Islander.

P. 1181, H. C-
(See below.)

I Darkey's Dairy Pride.
P. 1186, H. C.

Islander. P. 1181. H.C
3d over Jersey, '90.

Mona 5th, P. 2619, C.

1st over Jersey and

Parish prize, '93.

Dairy Lad,

P. 1133. H. C-

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537, C
Reserve No. for Cup.

"90.
1st over Jersey. '90.
1st over Jer., '91.
Blythwood Challenge

Cup. '91.'

f TerseyBoy. P. 92.H.C
I Sire of Oakland's Cora.
| 19 lbs. 9h ozs.

I Belle Grisette 3d.
P. 90, H. C

f Sans Peur. P. 2, H- C
I Mabel 2d. F. 889. H. C. \ 2d pr. over Jer.. '68

Bronze Medal at C. I.

Ex.. '71.
2d pr. over Jer., '75.
4th pr. over Jer., '80.

Sultane's Favourite.
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447, H. C

Everton King,

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Lemon, F. 2402. C.

Umpire 3d. P. 350. C.

M'me Du Pre.

F. 4146, C.

f Duke. P. 2093. C.
Par. pr.. Apr., '95.

Gamboge's Pride.
P. 4508. H. C.

1st St. Saviour. '96.

Winner following pub-
lic butter tests

May. '96. 2 lbs. 7i ozs.

Oct. '96, 2 lbs. 21 ozs.,
217 davs in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5J ozs.

Grandsire of Coo-
massie.

Mabel. F. 192. H. C.

Cetcwayo. P. 224, C.

Sire of
Cetewayo's Silver

Bell. 17 lbs. 2\ ozs.
Cetewayo's Lily, 17

lbs.
Cetewayo's Daisy. 16

lbs. 4 ozs.

Quality, F. 1748. H. C

Winner of 1st p. and

Champion Cup at

the Royal Jersey

S., '82. (16 lbs. 8

OZS.)

Umpire 2d, P 232. H.C.
2d ov. Jer. and Par.

prize. '80,
3d over Jersey, '81.

Fancy. F. 1324. C

f Una's Boy, P. 1752. C.

[ Gamboge 2d.

P. 2294. H. C

i See below.)

Rob Roy,

P. 1184. H. C

Gamboge 2d.

P. 2294. H. C
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. H ozs.. 24 hrs.

Bull calf born March 2:\, 1016. (Will be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Expected to be bred to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize, with his progeny,
in a class of 7 entries, at the Roval Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, 14
(6Sentries), also the 1st prize 4-vcar-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Cham-
pionship over the Island). He'has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to,
if not more than, DIM) lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P. 401 ■>, H. C.)
A bull calf from this service would be worth more than will probably be paid for the dam, even into four figures.

B 111

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 100. Heifer.

RALEIGH'S FINANCE'S DAUGHTER, 353284, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. G. Buesnel, St. Saviour
Jersey.

Born April 11. 1915.

Imported August 5, 1915. by T. S. Coo

Mottled brisket; most of belly white
tongue white; black switch.

She has the stamp of her splendid
youth and beauty in addition; a golden
sweet head; long, deep, well-ribbed body;
strong constitution , but of fine bone
beautifully set tail, with nice switch;
large square udder development, large
placed teats.

Island of

per & Sons,
ankles and

dam, with
fawn, with
neat and of
and finish;
promises a
beautifully

f Sire

GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at 5
important shows in
'14 and '15, includ-
ing the Nat. Dairy
Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter. Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P.
19097. H. C. (im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" last fall),
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter in 361
days.

Fern Beauty. P. 18914,
H. C, also imported
by "Linden Grove."
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14£
ozs. butter in 313
days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C, also of this im-
portation, made as a
two-y e a r-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.

Sire of numerous win-
ners, including:

Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 23
entries. Royal Show,
May, '13.

Golden Fern's Noble.
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.

Agatha's Maiden Fern,
1st 3-year-old heifer,
8 entries, Senior and
Grand Champion,
American Royal,
Kansas City, '15;
Grand Champion at
Missouri S. Fair. '15.

Warder's Fern Blos-
som, 1st 3 -year-old
heifer, Sr. and Gr.
Champion, Hutchin
son, Kan., '15; 1st
at Kansas S. Fair,
'15.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C)

1st over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for 515,000.

Sire of 27 bulls with
tested daughters.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
the special pr. ($250)
for "get of sire, 4 to
8 animals, either sex,
irrespective of age or
ownership," was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter tested
cows, 31 of them in
Register of Merit
with authenticated
tests.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, "03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184, H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.
Aldan's Raleigh, P.

4116. H. C, sold for

$1,000 at auction.
A magnificent daugh-

ter of Golden Fern's

Lad, and head of a

great family.

Dam
RALEIGH'S FINANCE, 353205, A. J. C. C.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for S3 ,600.

He was sold at Mr. D.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, T e n n.,
Dec, '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice
Worcester, M ass.,
for $1,025.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, in Register of
Merit, 14 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test. May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize. Sweepstakes,
and Cham., Grou-
villeand St. Saviour,
'05.

1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certifi-
cate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs.. 38 days
in milk. •

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669. pub-
lic butter test, I lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. .We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows. (See other
pedigrees for partial
list of his tested
daughters, or front
page A.)

Aldan, F. 6213. C.

(P. 13426, H.C.)

f Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1 st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.
Sire of

Island Admiration,
171782, butter test.
14 lbs. 9 ozs. in 7
days from 272 lbs.
milk, at 8 years old.

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
'02 sale to J. A. Mid-
delton. Shelby ville,
Ky. ; the unbeaten
Champion of many
shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria.

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

(■ Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.
He also sired the great
cow, "S p e c k 1 e d
Band." dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie." that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d II. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280. H. C.

1st over Jersey. '98.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 1 2 1 days. Sold
in our '06 sale for
$1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey. '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, Aug., '10.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice.
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.
Dam of Golden Lad's

Fawn Duchess. 23

lbs. 6 ozs.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C-

(See below.)

Tootsie. P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 2i
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show ,
'94, "95.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See below.)

[ Nameless.

P. 3222. H. C
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A b u 1 1 held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter — La Bouanne,
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277, H. C

f Sultane's Favourite.

P. 873. H. C
I 1st pr., St. Saviour.

I Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C-
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C

His grandam, Lady
Useful, P. 796. H.C.
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish pr., '86.

[ Lugano. F. 7020, C

Everton King.

P. 390, C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Sultane's Favourite.

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C
2d over Jersey, '88.
2d H. B. over Jer., '88.
2dLon. Dairy S.. '88.

Cetewayo 2d,
P. 370, H.

C

Brown Fern,

F. 4606. C

Aldan, F. 6213, C, is dam of the noted show cow. Silent, 114438, imported
by Mr. Wm. Rockefeller and exhibited some years ago by Mr. Rolla
Oliver, of St. Joseph, Mo. Silent is the dam of Hood Farm Golden Lad,
64268, a Register of Merit sire with 7 daughters entered, among them.
Belle 12th of Hood Farm, 606 lbs. 10 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 9,408
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, at 6 yrs. 3 mos. old.

(See opposite page for extended pedigree of this Champion winning tested daughter of Mabel's Raleigh, P. 3722, H. C.)
Winner of

Theatre Challenge Cup (Championship over the Island), at the Royal Show, Jersey, May, '15.

2d prize. Class 5, 30 entries, Royal Show, May. '15.

Four Certificates of Merit in public butter tests; record as a four-year-old, 1 lb. ll£ ozs. in 24 hrs., 32 lbs. 2 ozs. milk. 108 days after calving.

Official Island record, supervised by the Royal Jersey Agricultural Society, 559 lbs. 3.2 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 9,971 lbs. S ozs. milk (without grain or
other extra feed).
Dam of

Financial Raleigh Sultan, P. 5015, H. C. winner of 1st prize. Class 1, 35 entries, and St Saviour Parish prize, Royal Show, April, '13; 4th prize. Class 2, 19
entries. Royal Show, April, '14. Sire of Parsifal, winner of Grouville Parish prize. Class 1, April, '15.

Financial Baron. P. 4602, H. C, winner of 1st prize, St. Saviour Show, Jersey, as a two-year-old; 2d at St. Saviour Show as a yearling; Reserve, Class 4, 8
entries, with his progeny, Royal Show. April, '14; Reserve, Class 3, 7 entries, April, '15. Sire of several winners, including Zelda 4th, 4th prize. Class
2, 36 entries, Royal Show, May, '14; and Caronette of S. B., 322318, 1st prize senior yearling heifer and Junior Champion, Inter-State Fair, Spokane,
Wash., '15.

The two 1st prize bulls mentioned above, Financial Raleigh Sultan and Financial Baron, were sired, respectively, by a grandson and a son of Agatha's Fly-
ing Fox, indicating a congenial "nick." Raleigh's Finance (see opposite page) is bred again to a grandson of Agatha's Flying Fox. viz., Oxford You'll
Do, P. 4075, H. C. "What will the harvest be?"

Bred April IS, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. His sire, the
peerless Sultana's Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d, has
been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of 18 lbs. 6
ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling calves
than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

B 112

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 101. Heifer.

Bred by J. G. Buesnel, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born April 19. 1915.

Broken color; white tongue and switch.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

A very attractive light fawn-and-white. of great
substance; stylish carriage and symmetrical outline;
body long, deep and well ribbed; strong, straight
back; beautifully fashioned hind quarters, with
well-set tail and good switch; thighs f.h'm and flat,
well cut out, to make room for the splendid udder of
which she has promise; teats long, squarely placed,
and wide apart.

SULTAN'S FINANCE'S DAUGHTER, 353285, A. J. C. C.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Six of his heifers sold
in our '14 auction
for an average of
$564.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer., Aug., 11.

Reserve for Voisin
Special (Champion-
ship, bulls any age),
Aug.. '11.

1st prize (2-year-old
class). Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
12.

1st prize, Class 8. 10
entries, Aug., '12.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries. Apr., '13.

2d pr.. 7 entries (with
progeny), Apr., '13.

And other prizes.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree.)

Dam
SULTAN'S

FINANCE,
P. 14100, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
at 30 mos. old, 1 lb.
8£ ozs. in 24 hrs..
1 13 days after calv-
ing.
Public butter test,
May, '12. 1 lb. Hi
ozs., at 5 yrs. 10 mos.
old.
Official R. J. A. S. rec-
ord on Island of
Jersey. '14. 402 lbs.
12.8 ozs. butter in
353 days ; average
test, 5.4 per cent,
butter fat.
2d prize. Class 3, 43 en-
tries, Royal Show,
and Parish prize,
Aug., '09.
Parish prize, Class 4,
and one of group
winning President's
Cup, Aug.. '10.
1st prize. Class 4. 41

entries. May. '11.
1st in Champion class,

Aug.. '11.
1st prize. Sweepstakes
and Challenge Cup.
St. Saviour Show,
'11.
2d prize (Special class)
and Challenge Cup,
St. Saviour Show,
"12.
1st prize and Challenge
Cup (won outright).
St. Saviour Show,
'13.
R e s e r v e. Class 6
(Champion class),
and Blythwood
Bowl, Aug., '12.
1st prize, Class 5, 45
entries, and Parish
prize, May, '13.
1st prize, Class 6
(Champion class).
May. '14.
1st prize. Class 5. 30
entries, and Parish
prize, May, '15.
Reserve for Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'15 (beaten only by
You'll Do's Cham-
pion Ivy, 353251,
see No. 50 of this
catalog) .

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C
(78475, A. J. C C)

Winner of 1st over Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '05.

Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'07.

1 st pr. , Sweepstakes ,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour-G r o u-
ville, '05.

Sire of 27 tested cows,
some of which have
won Certificates of
Merit in the public
butter tests on the
Island and have
made the Register of
Merit in America.
Among the most dis-
tinguished are:

Violette's Beauty 3d,
P. 13895, H.C. (now
Violette's Sultana,
252253), Certificate
of Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. Hi ozs-. 90 days
in milk, at 2 years
old; won 1st and
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
viour-Grouville S.,
'10. She sold in our
'11 auction for
$2,600, to Ewell
Farm, Tenn. ; and
her daughter,
Noble's Pretty Vio-
lette, 252234, sold as
a 2 -year-old for
$1,200 to Elmendorf
Farm, Ky.

Sultane's Belle,2037 1 1 ,
who entered the
Register of Merit in
'11 as a 3-year-old,
with 8.488 lbs. 3.2
ozs. milk, 519 lbs. 11
ozs. estimated
butter.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars.)

Simple Interest 4th,
P. 11404, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '06, 1 lb. 91
ozs. in 24 hrs., 2
yrs. old, 123 days
after calving.

St. Saviour Parish
prize, Class 5, Royal
Show, Aug., '12.
Dam of

Sultan's Interest, P.
14841, H. C, public
butter test, 4 yrs.
old, 1 lb. 14 J ozs. in
24 hrs.; St. Saviour
Parish prize. Class
2, May, '10.

Financier 2d, P. 4772,
H. C, 1st prize. 8
entries, bulls from
tested dams. Royal
Show, Aug., '13; and
other prizes.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st pr. over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
prize, St. H e 1 i e r
Show, Aug.. '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr., '09, in compe-
tition with Beauvoir
King, Plymouth
Lad and other bulls.

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
1st over Jersey and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. U
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st pr. over the Island,
May, '01.

Full sister to Golden
Sultana, dam of Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.

Morny Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.

Winner of 3d pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '07.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and tested
cows, among them:

Simple Interest 4th,
public butter test,
May, '06. I lb. 95
ozs., 123 days in
milk; she is dam of
Sultan's Finance,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; 1st over Jersey,
May and Aug., '11.

Duchess of Tapon, F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of Tapon,
238640), winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. *■ oz.
in 24 hours, 43 days
in milk.

Sire of Magdalene, P.
12144, H. C. whose
daughter, Oxford's
Magdalene, 271103,
in Register of Merit,
Class AA, 327 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 2 years 8 mos, old.
is by Oxford You'll
[to, p. 4075. H. C,
and full sister to
Oxford's Maggie
Cannon. 28945S.
(See No. 55 of cata-
log.)

Simple Interest 2d,
P. 8098, C

Winner of 4 Certifi-
cates of Merit in
public butter tests.

Record at 6 yrs. old,
2 lbs. $ oz. in 24 hrs..
137 days after calv-
ing.

Dam of

Simple Interest 6th,
P. 13275, H. C, who
has 4 public butter
tests; 3 -year-old rec-
ord, 2 lbs. i oz., 155
days after calving.

Fl'g Fox Oxford In-
terest. 166932, dam
of Fox Forda, 201-
715, in Register of
Merit, 796 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year,
from 14.363 lbs. 6.4
ozs. milk, at 6 yrs.

old.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Among his 24 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13,604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o*

Dreamwold, 740 lbs.

butter, 11,198 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.

butter, 6,841 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10.060 lbs.

milk, I year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H. CJ. H. B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner
over the Island,
Aug., '99. Sold at
our auction sale,
May, '02, for $7,500.
In same sale, three

m of his heifers on first
calf averaged $933.

Among his 26 tested
daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen. 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 1 1 ,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.
(See above.)

Oxford Lily 2d,
P. 5732, H- C

Par. prize, Aug.. '95,
and May. '98.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton, Mass., '10; yr.'s
record, 11,659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Quecnie's Prince.
P. 2281. H. C.

2d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '97.

Sire of Model 2d, 1st
prize winner, St.
Saviour, and tested
in public butter test,
2 lbs. 1 1 ozs.. May,
'03, and sold in our
auction sale, '04. for
$995.

Half-brother to
Queenie's Prince 2d,
P. 2574. H. C. sire
of Oxford Ixia 3d.

Simple Interest.
P. 4456, C.
Dam of
Fair Interest, butter

test, 2 lbs. 5£ ozs.
vSimple Interest 2d.
butter test, 2 lbs.
i oz.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

f Ravachol. P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. C.
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Pioneer, P. 1602. H. C.

1st over Jer.. '91, '92.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jersey,
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Lady Clair, 3d H. B.
and Par. pr., '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H.C, sire of
The Owl, P. 2195,
H. C.

Morion is also sire of:

Eagle, P. 6736, H. C.
(now named Mo-
rion's S u 1 1 a n e,
162115, and sold in
our '02 auction),
winner of Par. pr..
May, '01. Dam of
Eminent's Lady Sul-
tane, 171946. butter
test, 20 lbs. 2 ozs. in
7 days; dam of Kar-
nak's Eminent, 84-
035, lstpr. two-year-
old bull, Louisiana
State Fair, '10.

Oxford Orange, P.
6361, C, a magni-
ficent dairy cow;
dam of Fern's Ox-
ford Orange, sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,900.

i (xford Lily,

P. 346S. H. C.

Result's Prince,

P. 2004, H C.
Reserve over Jersey.

f Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C
Had few equals as a

dairy cow in her day

on the Island.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, 2 lbs. H ozs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881. H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C-

Courage, P. 1813. C.

Mr. Francis he Brocq.
the best judge of
Jerseys on the Is-
land, told us that
the bull Courage
was the best son of
Golden Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370. H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 10£ ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

And 27 others.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d.

P. 3056. H. C
3d pr. over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.
Dam of Pioneer, P.

1602. H. C, 1st over

Jer., '91. '92.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

2d over Jer.. Apr.. '89.

1st over Jer.. Aug.. "89.

Sire of many noted
cows, including
Brookhill Rose 2d,
dam of Reminder,
P. 2419. H. C.

Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C

Favorite's Lad.
P. 1678. H. C

Beau Resultat 2d,
P. 3M7. H. C.

Queenie. P. 4859. C.
(Golden Queen of St.

Saviour, 149137.)
She was sold in our

'00 sale.
Certificate of Merit,

public butter test,

'96, 2 lbs. If ozs..

when 214 days in

milk.

Superior. P. 1113, C.

Interest, F. 3582. C
Dam of Finance, Cer-
tificate of Merit. '94.
2 lbs.; '97. 2 lbs. 4
oz.; '98, 2 lbs. lOfc
ozs.; and 8 others.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. II. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C

Dam of Oxford Ixia,
P. 7100. H. C.. win
ner Bronze Medal,
public butter test.
March. '00. 2 lbs. 8
ozs., 70 days in milk.

Fortescue, P. 766. H.C

1st over Jer., '87.

1st at head of herd.

'88.
Sire of the great cow.

Cocotte. F. 8300,

H. C (see No. 69 of

catalog).

Jolie Grisette,

F. 6698. H. C.

Expected to be bred to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, the last son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, lb2060,
and her only son by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. (See front pages for his extended pedigree.) Here is a young bull that stands
in a "class by himself." His lamented sire, Sultana's Golden Jolly, was a Grand Champion winner, and the sire of Grand Cham-
pions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d, tested at the rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 7 days, and repeatedly milked 22 to 24 qts.
daily. She is probably the dam of more high selling calves than any cow in the world.

B 113

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY^CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 102. Heifer.

VESTA'S VICKY'S DAUGHTER, 353281, A. J. C. C.

Bred by O. J. Queree, St. Peter, Islaud of Jersey.

Born April 5, 1915.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & ,Sons.

Brisket, belly, front of fore ankles, hiud ankles
and shanks white; tongue and switch black and
white.

An exquisitely colored rich brownish fawn, of high
finish; sweet head and face; sharp withers; strong,
straight back ; very long body, set on tine, clean limbs ;
hide mellow and elastic ; splendid udder develop-
ment, with perfect placing of teats.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
- NOBLE,
P. 4570, H. C.

1st prize, Class 8, 10

entries, Aug., '12,

and Reserve for Voi-

sin Special.

1st prize. Class 3, 13

entries, Apr., '13.
1st prize, 6 entries,
with his progeny,
and Challenge Cup,
Royal Show, Apr.,
'15.
And other prizes.

Sire of
Alabama, 1st prize,
Class 3, and St. Mar-
tin Par. pr., Aug.,
13.
Golden Fern's Noble.
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion, Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15.
And other prize win-
ners.
Six of his heifers sold
in our ' 1 4 auction
for an average of
$564.

Sire of
Christmas Lassie,
281443, in Register
of Merit (AA), 334
lbs. 1 1 ozs. butter in
1 year, as a 2-year-
old.
Dorothy's Noble Fern,
P. 19097, H. C.
official R. J. A. S.,
tested as a 2 -year-
old, 470 lbs. 5.2 ozs.
in 361 days.
And a number of other

tested cows.
His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 shows in '14 and
'15, including the
Nat. Dairy Show,
'14,

Dam
VESTA,

P. 15787, H.C.

Official R. J. A. S. rec-
ord at 5 yrs. old, 371
lbs. 12.8 ozs. butter
in 327 days, without
grain feed ; average
test, 5.51 per cent,
butter fat.
Winner of

1st prize, St. Peter
Show, Jersey, Class
4, '14.

Parish prizes, Royal
Show, May, '14 and
'15.

She has 75 per cent,
same blood as Im-
ported Victory, 269-

977, in Register of
Merit. 561 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter, 10,254 lbs.
milk, at 4 yrs. 1 mo.
old. Dam of 2 in
Register of Merit ;
viz., Imp. Expecta-
tion's Victory, 209-

978, 357 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year, at
1 yr. 11 mos. old;
Oxford You'll Do's
Circus Girl, 274712,
390 lbs. 3 ozs., at 2
yrs. old.

Her grandam, Vic-
torine, P. 9950, H.
C. , also produced
Vixen, P. 13520, H.
C, 3d prize. Class
1, 37 entries, Royal
Show, Aug., '07; 3d
prize, Class 3, 46
entries, Aug. , '08 ;
St. Lawrence Parish
prize, Aug., '07, '08
and '09.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour,'07.

1 st pr. , Royal Show ,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '11 auction
for $15,000 to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Sire of 37 tested cows.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.
Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

Blythwood Bowl,
Aug., '09.

And numerous other
prizes.

Dam of

Lady Aldan 2d, P.
9788, H. C, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184, H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '05.

Aldan's Raleigh, P.
4116, H. C, sold for
$1,000 at auction.

A magnificent daugh-
ter of Golden Fern's
Lad, and head of a
great family.

Her daughter, Lady
Aldan 2d, P. 9788,
H. C, won 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03; Par. prize,
Aug., '03. Sh e is
now named Mabel's
Poet's Lady Aldan,
248438; is dam of

2 tested cows in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Barb, P. 3920, C.
Sire of

Imp. Expectation's
Victory (see notes
at left).

Glory Le Cornu, 248-
519, 438 lbs. 1 oz.
butter in 1 year, at 4
yrs. 9 mos.

Dahlia, P. 16072, H.
C, Certificate of
Merit, Oct., '13, 2
lbs. 12 ozs. butter
in 24 hrs., 4 yrs.
old.

Barleycorn, P. 15526,
H. C, public butter
test, 1 lb. 6 ozs., at

3 yrs. old; sold
at auction for $500.

Annette, P. 15014, H.
C, St. Saviour Par-
ish prize, Class 3,
Aug., '10; dam of
Doreen's Lassie, St.
Saviour Parish prize,
Class 1, Aug., '11.

Amy, P. 15812, C,
dam of Expecta-
tion's Amy, 493 lbs.
12.6 ozs. butter in
342 days (official
Island test).

Vicky, P. 11974, C.

Dam of Du Jardin's
Trump, 78522, sire
of 2 in Register of
Merit; viz.:

Cotton's Adelaide, 502
lbs. 2 ozs. at 4 yrs. 4
mos. old (Class AA).

Gipsy Frolic, 14 lbs. 4
ozs. in 7 days, 3 yrs.
old; dam of Gipsy
Frolic 2d, 275413,
sold in the Allen
Dale Farm auction,
'13, for $1,000 as a
yearling.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Blue Lad, Grand
Champion, San An-
tonio, Tex., '09.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold in our '11 auction
for $7,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
C h a m p i o n s h i p.
North I Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows. (See other
pedigrees for partial
list of his tested
daughters, or front
page A.)

Among his many pr-
winning sons is Emi-
nent 2d, 1st State's
prize over Jersey,
'01 and '02 (with his
progeny) ; sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,000.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Viceroy, P. 3531, H. C-

By Eminent 2d, P.

2532, H. C. Dam.Vi-

eomtesse, P. 6376, C.

Barbette, P. 9348, C
Daughter of Hamley,
P. 2637, H- C, now
named Golden Lad's
Champion, 57222, A.
J. C. C.

Gipsy's King,

P. 3270, H. C.

1st prize, Class 2, 24
entries, Royal Show,
April, '04.

1 st and Champion,
Western Show, '05.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
including:

Gipsy King's Fontaine,
612 lbs. 10 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 10
yrs. 8 mos. old.

Fern's Expectant, 560
lbs. 3 ozs., at 4 yrs.
8 mos. ; scored 1 00
points (perfection) ;
sold in our '08 auc-
tion for $450, to
Mr. E. G. Dusen-
bury, Portville, N.
Y.

Also sire of:

Roving Gipsy, 67588,
sire of 7 in Register
of Merit.

Doctor's Lad, P. 3678,
H. C, sire of 3 test-
ed cows.

Castor's Lord, P. 3895,
H. C, sire of 2.

Victorine,

P. 9950, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize.
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., 02.

Her daughter, Import-
ed Victory, 269977,
in Register of Merit,
is dam of 2 in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760, A. J. C. C.

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C

Dam of 2 butter test
cows and 5 bulls with
tested daughters.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. pr., '94.

Out of same dam as
Aurea, P. 8693, H.
C, Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test, Oct., '03.

Her dam is half-sister
to E m i n e n c e, F.
7124, H. C.

[■ Fereor, P. 2891, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '00.

H is daughters are of
the Blue Belle type
and color, all strictly
1 st class ; one in milk
on first calf milking
daily 18 quarts.

Sire of Blue Belle's
Grey Actress, 187-
446, in Register of
Merit, Class A, 450
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
1 year, at 13 yrs. 4
mos. old. She won
4th at the Royal
Show, 26 entries,
A ug. , '03 ; and is dam
of the bull, Agatha's
Actor, 69639, sire
of 1 in Register of
Merit and of several
1st prize winners.

Golden Fern's Gipsy

Maid,
203630.
(Carlo's Gipsy 6th,

P. 8218, H. C.)

A magnificent dairy

cow, now owned in

the "'Linden Grove"

herd.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.
Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B, No. 999;
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 yr., when 7
years old.

Warder, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '04. (A cele-
brated sire of butter
cows. J

Halloween, 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, 03.

Victorrae, P. 9950, H.
C, the dam of Vicky,
P. 11974, H. C. (See
notes at left.)

Vicomtesse,

P. 5376, C.

Dam of the bull, Vice-
roy, P. 3531, H. C
(see above).

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
for $7 ,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2\
ozs., 49 days in milk.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

And 22 other cows
with butter tests.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20 qts.

daily.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Had,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944, H. C.
2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Blue Boy,

P. 2578, H. C.

Sire of Blue Belle Prin-
cess, 157364, sold in
our '01 sale to the
late Hon. M.H.Olin.
Perry, N. Y., testing
for him 15 lbs. 1 oz.
of butter.

His dam, Blue Belle, P.
4307, H. C, is dam
of Caumais Lad (sire
of Financial King
and Guenon's Lad) ;
Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5£
ozs. ; Golden Lad's
Blue Belle, sold in
our '03 sale for
$1,725; Blue Belle
6th and 7th; Blue
Belle's Handsome
Fox, and Blue
Belle's Golden Fern,
sold as a calf for
$3,000.

Petune's Pet,

P. 5704, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '94.
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '95.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Carlo's Gipsy,

P. 3519, H. C

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 8 1
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Sire of 25 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Eminent 's
Raleigh.

Favorite, P. 8354, H.C.

(Eminent's Brown

Duchess, 157604.)

1st N. C. Show, '00.

A grand dairy cow.
Sold in our '01 sale,
for $500. to Mr. F.
W. Crane.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sire of 29 butter tested
cows.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C- C.
1st over Jersey, '89.

Bobby 5th, P. 1060, C.

Lemon's Venus,
P. 2493, C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

2d over Jersey.

A remarkably good
sire, and h i s get
have found ready
buyers from Eng-
land at long prices.

His daughter, Uncle
Peter's Rosette, sold
in our '01 sale for
$1,000, and her heif-
er calf, by Flying
Fox, sold in same
sale for $1,250.

H i s granddaughter,
Uncle Peter's Gold-
en Del, 157354, sold
in our '01 saletoBilt-
more Farms, Bilt-
more, N. C, has
made the phenom-
enal record of 1,3414
lbs. of milk and 80
lbs. 13 ozs. of churn-
ed butter in 30 days.

Out of same dam as
Golden Sultana, the
dam of S u 1 1 a n a's
Golden Jolly; and
Sultane's Snowdrop,
the dam of Sultan
of Oaklands; etc.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307. H. C,

now named

Imported Blue Belle,

180234. A. J. C. C.
Sold for $3,600 in our

'04 sale.
Grandam of Noble of
Oaklands.

Strawberry,

P. 1578, H. C.

Petune, F. 4193, H. C.

Carlo 3d, P. 817, H. C.

Hisgrandsire, Carlo, P.
ISO, C, is sire of Lily
Brown, P. 420, C,
dam of Golden Lily,
P. 5101, H. C.

Quaker's Girl,

F. 7215, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Among his many pr.-
winning sons is Fly-
ing Fox, Champion
winner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
at our '02 sale for
$7,500; sire of 26
tested daughters and
many prize winners.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Expected to be bred to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A, J C, C. (See notes at foot of opposite page.)

Tattoo 146

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 103. Heifer.

MABEL'S SWEET SECRET, 324987, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Suns, Coopcrsburg, Pa.

Born November 26, 1914

Solid eolor, except white brisket; white tongue;
black switch.

A rich brownish fawn, of strong dairy character;
neat head; very long, deep body; broad loins; great
length nf rump, and prominent hips; well set tail,
with luxuriant black switch; promise of splendid
udder, with good-sized and well-placed teats.

Stockwell,

P. 3550, H. C.

(Imported Stockwell,
75264, A. J. C. C.)

Sold at our '07 sale for
$11,500.

A son of the great Ox-
ford Lad and out of
one of the best
daughters that Gold-
en Fern's Lad ever
sired. Time will
prove that blood will
te'.I, and that he will
prove a very suc-
cessful sire.
Sire of

Stockwell's Daisy,
234182, A. J. C. C,
561 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Karnak, 227372, A. J.
C. C, 404 lbs. 0.9
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Jolly Sweet Thing 2d,
213532, A. J. C. C,
17 lbs. 9 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

And 9 other tested
cows.

The following is a list
of prizes that some
of his get have won:

Stockwell's Giltedge,
1st prize, Minnesota,
Kentucky, Tennes
see and Wisconsin
State Fairs; also
Champion bull at
Iowa; Junior Cham-
pion at Indiana,
Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Missouri
State Fairs.

Jolly Sweet Thing 2d.
1st prize and Grand
Champion, Iowa S.
Fair; 1st prize, Ten-
nessee and Illinois
State Fairs; also
1st prize at Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota.

Stockwell's Brown
Beauty, 1st pr. and
Grand Champion at
Kentucky Blue
Grass Fair, '07.

Stockwell's Fern Lad,
1st prize and Grand
Champion bull at
Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri State
Fairs.

S t o c k w e 1 1's Fawn
Beauty, 1st prize
heifer at Worcester,
and 1st and Cham-
pion heifer at Syra-
cuse, '08.

Sire

MABEL'S

RALEIGH'S

PRINCE,
120788, A. J.C. C.

(SIGMOND,

P. 4318, H.C.)

Winner of 1st prize,
Grouville Show,
Jersey, '12.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull of the
New York State
Fair, '15.

Full brother to Penni-
thorpe's Raleigh,
96185, winner of 1st
prize, St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '11;
sold at auction in '1 1
for $3,100.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree of
Mabel's Raleigh's
Prince, 120788, A.J.
C. C.)

Dam
STOCKWELL'S

SECRET,
230328, A. J.C. C.

A magnificent dairy
cow, and a grand
breeder; splendid
udder, with good-
sized and beautifully
placed teats. "

Fern's Golden Secret,
203984.

She is now in the "Lin-
den Grove" herd and
one of our greatest
dairy cows, being a
heavy and persistent
milker.

Dam of Viola's Golden
Secret, 239729, a
beautiful heifer call
sold in imr '10 auc-
tion for $475,

Oxford Lad,

P, 3123, II. C.

1st State's prize over
the Island. Apr.. '03.

Champion, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '05.

Oxford Lad sired the
great bulls. Majesty,
Luc y's Champion
and Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, the latter
selling at our '10
auction sale for
511,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

His highest testing
daughter, Oxford
Cocotte— 724 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year
— was sold in the
"Linden Grove"
a u c t i o n, '11, for
SI, 700.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st over Jer.. '00.

1st pr. and Champion-
ship, North Club
Show, '00 and '01,
and has milked over
40 lbs. per day with
first calf.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion, N.
C. Show, '96, '97.

Sire of 31 butter test
cows, including:

Gold Mine, public but-
ter test, Roy. Show,
England, 4 lbs. 8^
ozs. in 48 hours.

La Foret's Lucille,
public butter test. 2
lbs. 2 ozs. in 24 hrs.

Lady Dorothy 2d, Br.
Medal, public butter
test, Oct.. '99, 2 lbs.
8J ozs., 89 days in
milk.

Lottie, public butter
test, 1 lb. 14? ozs..
120 days in milk ,
1st over Jer., '98;
1st over England,
'99 and '02.

Linda, public butter
test, Tring, England.
1 lb. 14 ozs.. 110
days in milk; winner
of three 1st prizes
over England.

Pearl 4th, public but
ter test. 2 lbs. 3J
ozs., 35 days in milk ;
winner of two 1st
prs. over England.

Zelie 2d, public butter
test, '02, 1 lb. 14}
ozs., 90 days in milk.

Abbess, public butter
test. London Dairy
Show, 1 lb 13 J ozs.

Molly Bawn, public
butter test, May, '08.
1 lb. 1 U ozs., 119
days in milk.

Lady Phyllis, public
butter test. May.'Ol,
1 lb. 14 ozs., 127
days in milk.
Golden Fern's Emi
nence, authenticated
test, 436 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 1 year, 3
years old.
Rozel of Clearview, 18
lbs. 12} ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Queen Hamley, 180381.

(lr. 9089, H. C)
Public butter test.

May. '03, 1 lb. 2 ozs.

in 24 hours, 179 days

in milk, at 3 years

Old.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale
fur $7,500. In same
sale three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She is the dam of 3
famous bulls; name-
ly, Caiest, Houpla
and Oxford Lad.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.
(See below.)

Leda, P. 6636. H. C.

Her dam, Eminence,
is also dam of Emi-
nent and Eminent
2d, two famous sires.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of

Fontaine 7th, Sth and
9th, all prize winners
over the Island.
Fontaine 9th milked
over 9,000 lbs. milk
in a year; 41 lbs. 4
ozs. in 24 hrs., from
which 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
of butter was made.

"Speckled Band,"
dam of the wonder
ful cow, "Nursie,"
that made the phe-
nomenal record of 2
lbs. 7\ ozs. of butter
in 24 hours in the
public butter test,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.

, Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C
2d pr. ov. the Island

and Par. prize, '94.
Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.
out of a half -sister to
Eminence, F. 7124,
H. C

Hamley. P. 2637, H.C.

(Golden Lad's

Champion. 57222.)

2d over Jer., Aug., '98.

Cham, over Jer., '99.

Sold in our '00 auction
for $800.

Sire of

Farineuse 4th (Ham-
ley's Perfection.
213893), public but-
ter test, May, '07. 2
lbs. 13 ozs., 55 days
in milk.

Agrippina. Br. Medal,
public butter test.
Oct., '04, 1 lb. 154
ozs., 156 days in
milk.

Palopye (Hood Farm
Golden Happy,
173919). authenti-
cated test, 553 lbs.
13 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Silver Belle, P. 251, C.

Half-sister to Lucy
Belle 2d, P. 5088, H.
C . dam of Pansy, P.
8006. H. C. Parish
prizes, Aug.. '98, and
Mav. 00; Claudia. P.
8558, II. C. Parish
prizes, May, '04, and
Aug., '05.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr,, '87.

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Among his other
daughters are Ali-
cante, dam of The
Owl, and Brookhill
Rose 2d. dam of
Golden Jolly; Fleet
2d, dam of Napoleon
Bonaparte and
Dreyfus.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.

Golden Pearl,

P. 1975, H. C.

Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C.

2d St. Martin. '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C.

Sixty five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.
i0\ ozs.

Sandgate, 122509, 20
lbs. 10J ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
l£ ozs.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.

Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.
Sire of 32 tested cows.
(See above.)

Handsome 2d,

P. 5686. H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
Show. '97.

1st Par. prize, '95.

Dam of Aleonora, P.
7605. H. Cm dam of
Combust. P. 14403,
H. Cm winner Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test. May. '10.
1 lb. 4J ozs.. when
147 days in milk and
only 3 yrs. old; 1st
prize. St. Helier S..
'10; sold at our "11
auction for $700.

Farmer's Glory,

F. 274. H. C.
1st over Jer.. '79, '80.
1st St. Peter. '79, '80.
1st Pa. State Fair, '80.
Head of 1st pr. herd.

X j State Pair, '81
Sold at auction to Mr.

T. A. Haveineyer for

$ 1.200.
Sire of 6 tested cows.

Lucy Bell. P. 251, C.

Dam of Lucy Bell 2d.
P. 5088. H. C-, 3d
over Jer., Aug., '95;
2d over Jer., Aug.,
'00; and other prizes.

Wolseley, P. 401, II. C.

lstov. Jer.. '83,'84.'85.

1st ov. Jer., Jubilee
Show, '83.

Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, '83.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C-

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d pr. over Jer.. '70.

1st pr., St. Saviour/70.

1st H. B., '71.

f Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.
{ 2d prize over Jer., "83.

[ Oxford Daisy.

F. 6816, H. C.

Lowland King.

P. 1673. H. C

i Prom esse.
F. 5481

H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st pr.. St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th, that in the
Tunbridge W ells
(England) butter
test, '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6«ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs 1 J ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2dH B. pr. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S.. '88.

Everton King.
P. 390, C.

Fontaine 2d.

P. 807. H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '82.

One of the very best
cows of the great
Fontaine family.

Distinction's Glory,

P. 1680. H. C.
Sold to Sir James

Blyth.
His sire is a grandson

of Wolseley, P. 401.

H. C.. who sired

Count Wolseley, P.

928, H. C.

Handsome of

Waverley.

P. 3777. C.

Granddaughter

of Lady Useful. P.

796. H. Cm 1st over

Jersey.

Grey King.

P. 169, H. C
3d pr. and 3d H. B.

over Jer.. '78.
Sire of Camelia 2d.

11188. 20 lbs. 3 OZS.

Bonheur, F. 1651. H.C.
1st pr.. St. Peter, as

heifer and 3 yr old

o m

Jersey Boy.

IV 92, H. C
Sire of Oaklands Cora,
19 lbs. 9J ozs.

Hetty, F. 1106, C

Bred April 8, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. |. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. His sire,
the peerless Sultanas Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d,
has been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of IS
lbs b ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to *24 quarts daily She is perhaps the dam of more high selling
calves than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

Tattoo 157

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 104. Heifer.

MABEL'S LADY MARY, 325735, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopcrsburg, Pa.

Born December 20, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome fawn with dark shadings, and the
making of a good dairy cow. Very long, deep body,
set on the finest of legs; straight back, strong loins;
splendid hind quarters; promising udder develop-
ment, with long, well-placed teats.

f Sire

MABEL'S

RALEIGH'S
PRINCE,
120788, A. J. C. C.
(S1QM0ND,

P. 4318, H.C.)

Winner of 1st prize,
GrouvilleShow, Jer.,
'12.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull of
the New York State
Fair, '15.

Full brother to Penni-
thorpe's Raleigh,
96185, winner of 1st
prize, St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '11 ;
sold at auction in '1 1
for $3,100.

It wants only a glance
at what the sons of
Mabel's Raleigh are
doing, through their
daughters, in the
butter tests, to ap-
preciate the prepo-
tency of this excep-
tionally great dairy
bull. Mabel's Ra-
leigh's Prince has
but few daughters
in milk in America;
none to our knowl-
edge have ever been
put to test. We pre-
dict for Mabel's Ra-
leigh's Prince a
record for perform-
ing daughters that
will be a credit to his
family. Look what
his brother. Fairy
Glen's Raleigh, has
done in Mr. Hud-
son's herd (and it
must be borne in
mind he had to take
second position in
this herd to other
great bulls). An-
other brother, regis-
tered as Mabel's Ra-
leigh, 77913, im-
ported by the late
Mr. Frank W. Hart,
has seven daughters
in Register of Merit,
most of them tested
at Good Hold Farm
as two-year olds.

Dam
I NOBLE'S LADY

OF ST. MARY,
235226, A. J. C. C.

Her dam is by the
same bull as Vesta's
Daisy, P. 11217, H.
C. winner of Gold
Medal, public but-
ter test, May, '11,
3 lbs. 11* ozs. of
churned butter in
24 hrs., from 44 lbs.
2 ozs. milk, the
WORLD'S REC-
ORD FOR YIELD
OF CHURNED
BUTTER IN PUB-
LIC TEST. Vesta's
Daisy (now named
Imported Vesta's
Daisy, 269760) was
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $2,700, to
Mr. E- H. Hatch,
Maplewood, N. J.

Mabel's Raleigh,
P. 3722, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '05.

1st prize, Grouville,
May, 05.

1st over Jersey, May,
'07.

Sire of 25 tested cows,
including:

Twylish 11th, Gold
Medal, public butter
test, '12, 3 lbs. 5\
ozs. butter, 69 lbs.
milk; Grand Cham-
pion winner, Do-
minion Exhibition,
Toronto, '13.

Raleigh's Florence
Belle, in Register of
Merit. 732 lbs. 7.9
ozs. butter in 1 year,
6 years old.

Mabel's Snowdrop, 616
lbs. 3 ozs. in 1 year,
4 years old.

Raleigh's Remarkable,
581 lbs. 9 ozs.

Mabel's Raleigh's Ada,
564 lbs. 12 ozs.

Raleigh's Mabel, 514
lbs. 4 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Fon-
taine, 495 lbs. 9 ozs.

Raleigh's Dainty, 440
lbs. 14 ozs.

Mauser's Pennithorpe,

253303, A. J. C C.

(P. 10126. H. C.)

Public butter test,
May, '10, 1 lb. 11%
ozs. in 24 hours, 98
days after calving.

Sold at auction. May,
'11, for $1,150, to
Mr. Howard Willets,
owner of G e d n e y
Farm.

Dam of

Raleigh's Pennithorpe,
210071, that tested
for the late Mr.
Frank W. Hart. 17
lbs. 14 ozs. butter in
7 days, 3 years old.

Pennithorpe's Raleigh,
96185, 1st prize,
Grouville - St.
Saviour Show, '11;
sold at auction in
'11 for $3,100, to
Muskego Lakes Jer-
sey Herd, Muskego,
Wis.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., St. Saviour,'07.

Noble of Oaklands sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000, to El-
mendorf Farm, Lex-
ington, Ky.

(See front pages for
further particulars
and picture of this
distinguished sire.)

Fostoria,

P. 11320, H. C.

Her sire also produced
the world's Cham-
pion public butter
test cow (see notes
at left).

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh, P. 3273. H.
C)

2d State's prize, '03.

Sire of many prize
winners and of 48
tested cows, among
the latter being:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
in Register of Merit,
744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs. butter in 1 year.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Raleigh's Houssie, 684
lbs. 6 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Kar-
nak, 676 lbs.

And 19 others in Reg-
ister of Merit.
Sire of

Raleigh's Fairy Boy,
with 40 tested
daughters ; sold in
our '09 auction for
$8,200, to Mr. C. I.
Hudson.

The Imported Jap,
75265, sire of 23
tested cows; sold in
our '07 auction to
Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney.

i Mabel Marcus, 213879.

(Mabel 43d,

P. 8611, H. C.I

A magnificent cow;
only shown one sea-
son and won with
ease first prize and
Sweepstakes at the
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '06.

Milked 20 quarts.

Mauser, P. 2892, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, April Show,
Western Parishes.

He has proved him-
self a remarkably
good sire.

Sire of

Brandie 9th, Certi-
ficate of Merit, June,
'06, 2 lbs. li ozs., 42
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, 4
years old.

F e r t i 1 e's Favorite,
whose daughter,
Fertile's Favorite
2d, P. 12750, C, is
dam of Noble's Fa-
vorite. 235223, a
lovely 2-year-old,
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $500, to Mr.
Ed. C- Lasater, Fal-
furrias, Tex.

Pennithorpe,

F. 8098, C.

Kilmarnock,

P. 3155, H. C

Winner of 3d prize over
Jersey and Parish
prize, Royal Show,
April, '02.

Sire of the successful
prize winning bull,
Galway.

His sire, Mon Plaisir,
P. 254S, H. C, is sire
of many great show
and butter test cows,
among them:

Mon Plaisir's Grey
Beauty, 1st pr.
2-year old heifer in
milk at Charleston,
S. C, Exposition,
'02.

. Nautilus, P. 7515, C-

Bred April 5, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193,
A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and
her only son, sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. His
sire, the peerless Sultana's Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion
and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden Beatrice
2d, has been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the
greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of
IS lbs. 6 ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22
to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling
calves than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree
of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)
Winner 1st State's pr.

over Jersey (with

his get). '01 and '02.
Goddington purse, '02.
Sold in our '05 auction

for $10,000, to the

late Hon. A. M.

Bowman, Salem, Va.
Eminent 2d is sire of

81 tested cows.

{ Rill, P. 6982, H. C
Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.
Her sire, Hope, is also
sire of Nelly Hope,
public test, 1 lb. 8 1
ozs. butter in 24
hours, 1 63 days in
milk.

f Marcus. P. 2461, H. C
Sire of Lady Fon-
taine's Rosette,
162120, that sold at
our '02 auction sale
for $3,100.
His sire is a full broth-
er to Mona's Glory,
P. 2404, H. C. who
has a number of
daughters tested in
America, and who
won 1st over Jersey
in '97.

Mabel 3 1st.

P. 5324, H. C.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

Fame 6th, P. 3188, C.

A remarkably good
dairy cow.

Daughter of Everton
King, P. 390. C,
sire of many noted
animals, including
Tootsie, P. 3214. H.
Cm the dam of Boyle
(above).

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C.

Imp. and registered
as Golden Mon
Plaisir, 59936.

First in his class and
Champion winner
over the Island in
'98.

First' Ohio Agr'l and
Industrial E x p o s i-
tion, Columbus, '01.

First and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '01.

Headed Grand Sweep-
stakes Herd, all
dairy breeds, Ohio
Exposition, '01, and
several other prizes.
Sire of

Bright Bess, P. 9534,
H.C, Champion
winner over the
Island, May, '03, and
other Champion
prizes. Sold in our
'04 sale for $1,000.

And many other great
cows.

Mayflower 2d,

P. 3479, H. C-

Mabel's Hero,

P. 2177, H. C

His sire, Fauvette's
Boy. is also sire of
Twiney, Certificate
of Merit in butter
test, Oct., '01, 1 lb. 7
ozs., 288 days after
calving.

La Belle de la Bottel-
erie, P. 3475, C-

Descended from the
Farmer's Glory bull.
Baron. P. 289. H.C.
who sired Baron's
Sophie, 19 lbs. 12
ozs., the dam of
Sophie's Tormentor.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C
1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, "97.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Golden Pern,

P. 4711, H.

I Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C
2d St. Martin. '92.
Sweepstakes. N.C.,'92.

Hope, P. 1948. H. C

Sire of Prosper, Parish
prize. '97 ; Hope's
R e g i n a, 2d over
England, half-broth-
er to B e r e s f o r d
Pride. 1st Bath and
West. "02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323, H. C
1st over Jersey, '94.

La Chasse Prince,

P. 1927, C
1st pr., St. Ouen Show.

Sire of

Hope, 1st over Jer. and

Par. prize, May, '96.

Woodbine, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

Aug., '97.

Fontaine Sth.

P. 5608. H. C

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize. May, '99.

Dam of Fontaine's
Lord, 1st State's pr.,
£30. over Jer., and
2d pr., £8, at annual
bull show, Apr., '01.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Mabel 6th,

P. 360, H. C

Dam of Mabel 13th. P.
1125. H. C, 2d over
Jersey. '92; 1st over
Jersey, '94; dam of
Mabel 23d, P. 323.
H. C, 2d over Jer.,
'93.

C
f Traveler, P. 280, C.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C
Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs.. in 7 days.
And 31 others.

Golden Lily,

P. 5101. H. C

1st St. Mary.

Champion, W. Show.

A magnificent dairy
cow ; pronounced as
such at our sale
by all good judges.

Dam of Grace Darling
(by Duplex). 1st pr.,
St. Man' Show, May,
01.

Fauvette's Boy,
P. 1735, H. C

Sire of the great
cow, Jersey Ven-
ture, that swept
the Western Show
rings in '97, '98 and
'00; and of many
other great cows.

Mabel 28th,

P. 5194, H. C
1st prize over Jersey.

Marquis, P. 804. C

Botella, P. 2528. C

L Brown Fern.

F. 4606, C

f Orme, P. 1660. H. C

\ Was sold by Mr. J. P.

Marett to Lord

Rothschild at a long

price.

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450. H. C
1st over Jer., May, '94.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C

Mistake. P. 4562, C

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Mona Sth,

P. 3983. H. C

1st pr. over Jer. and

Parish prize. '96.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.
(See below.)

Fontaine 6th,

P. 4320. H. C

Sister of Fontaine 9th.
P. 6039, H. Cm 1st
Grouville. '99;
beating the cow that
won 1st prize over
the Island; Bronze
Medal. '99; 21 qts.
milk; 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter in 24 hours.

Granddaughter of Fon-
taine. F. 2058, C,
1st over Jersey, '86
and '88.

Scipio, P. 157, H. C
2d over Jersey, '77.
2d Herd Book and
Parish prize, '77.

, Mabel 2d. F. 889, H. C
Bronze Medal at C. I.

Ex.. "71.
2d over Jer.. '75.
4th over Jer., '80.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. S73, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2477, H. C.
2d over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. D. S., '88.
1st over Eng.. '90.
1 lb. 14J ozs. butter.

Clarence,

P: 1494. H. C.
1st St. Peter.

Lily Brown,

P. 420. C

2d pr.. St. Mary.

D a m of Deery. Cham,
over Jersey, and
sold to Mr. Coleman
for Si. 500.

f Golden Lad.
\ P. 1242. H. C

(See above.)

t Fauvette, F. 2024. C

f Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Sire of Golden Fern's
Lad.

Mabel 23d, P. 3213,
H. C

LaChasseBoy, P. 502.C

Marchioness of St.
Ouen, F. 2959, C

Royal Khedive,

P. 628. H. C
1st St. Peter, '85.

Myrtle Pet,

F. 3205, C

B303

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 105. Cow.

MAUFANT'S COWSLIP, 353229, A. J. C. C.

(P. 18210, H. C.)

Bred by A. J. Le Vesconte, St. Saviour, Island uf
Jersey.

Born April IS, 1911.

Solid color; black toogue and switch.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

An attractive light fawn, of high finish and great
vitality; clean, flat neck; sharp withers; strong back
and loins; prominent hips; long rump; well-set tail,
thin and long, with good switch; fine in bone; skin
thin, mellow and elastic; large, well-balanced udder,
with good-sized and well-placed teats.

Sire
COWSLIP'S
GOLDEN NOBLE,
P. 4498, H. C.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" after an in-
timate acquaintance
with many of his
family, having im-
ported six out of
seven of the nearest
ancestors on his
sire's side, and four
of the progeny of
his dam, besides so
many of her sisters
and brothers by the
same sire that we
cannot count them.

Winner of 1st prize,
shown with five of
his progeny, Royal
Show, Jersey, April,
'12; defeating Ox-
ford Majesty, P.
4075, H. C. (second
prize ) , and Royal
Guide, P. 4104, C.
(third prize). Cow-
slip's Golden Noble
was shown with two
calves under a year
old, one heifer 12
months old and two
15 months old. Ox-
ford Majesty was
shown with two 3-
year-olds and three
2-year-olds.
Sire of

Two in Register of
Merit, Class A, aver-
aging 452 lbs. 12£
ozs. butter in one
year, average age
at beginning of test,
24 months.

The winners of 1 st
prizes at Royal
Shows on the Island,
May, '12 (69 en-
tries); May, '13 (56
entries), and May,
'15 (46 entries).

The Junior Champion
heifer at Kentucky
State Fair, Tri-State
Fair (M e m p h i s,
Tenn.) and Missis-
sippi-Alabama Fair,
"15.

The 1st prize 2-year-
old bull at Indiana
State Fair, '15.

The Sweepstakes bull
at Southern Louisi-
ana Fair, the 1st
prize heifer calf at
New York and Con-
necticut State Fairs,
the first prize two-
year old heifers at
Toronto Exposition,
New Jersey ami Vir-
ginia State Fnirs,
"14.

Dam
MAUFANT'S PET,

P. 10867, C.
Dam of ( '.ladstone's
Maufant's Fairy,
256227, 1st prize 3-
■ Id cow, Inter-
State Fair, Trenton,
N. J., '12.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox, P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous old Blue Belle, that sold in

our '04 sale for $3,600.
Sire of Anna's Dorothy, in Register of Merit, 14
lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 7 days.
Noble of Oaklands, { Sire of 3 bulls with tested daughters in Register

I'. 3909, H. C. of Merit.

Sold at our '11 auction

for $15,000. L Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

(See other pedigrees.) Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize, Royal Show, Island of Jersey, May, '02.

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island of Jersey as "the five-thousand dollar
cow, ' as her owner would not part with her at that figure. She is one
of the best daughters ever gotten by Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C; and her
dam. Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C, is by Carlo, P. 180, H. C, whose daughter,
Lily Brown, is dam of Golden Lily, who won first prize over Jersey and
is dam of Mon Plaisir, P. 254S, H. C, first prize over Jersey and Cham-
pion, 9S, who sold in our *01 auction for $3,500. Mon Plaisir produced
the sire of VESTA'S DAISY, World's Champion Public Test Cow, and
His half brother, Hamley (also imported by "Linden Grove"), sired
her dam.

COWSLIP 16TH IS THE HEAD OF A WONDERFUL FAMILY.

One of her daughters and a granddaughter have sold in our auctions for
more than $1,200 each. Another daughter, imported by us sixteen
years ago, was sold in our '00 auction to the late Dr. H. M. Howe, Bristol,
R. I., of "Gilderoy" fame.

She produced the sire of Mrs. Henning's Clair Val Darkie, 790 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in one year (Register of Merit, Class A).

She produced the sire of Red Chief, who produced the butter test cow, Pansy
6th, dam of the public test cow, Pansy 8th.

She produced the sire of Ajax Areola, dam of Gamboge's Areola, 532 lbs. 1 1
ozs. butter in 1 year (Register of Merit, Class A).

She produced the sire of Hamley's Solid Gold, 565 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in 1 year
(Register of Merit, Class AA).

She produced the sire of Cowslip's Golden Beauty, 437 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
1 year (Register of Merit, Class AA), sold in our '11 auction for $1,250;
dam of Cowslip's Fawn Beauty, 626 lbs. butter in 1 year, 3 years 7 months
old (sold in our '12 auction for $290 at 24 months old).

She produced the sire of Cowslip's Golden Finance, Grand Champion cow
at Illinois State Fair, '13.

She produced the sire of Gold Orange, 69945, whose daughter, Glenburnie
Mallow, made 624 lbs. 15 ozs. butter in 1 year (Register of Merit, Class AA),
and whose five Register of Merit granddaughters include Fritzie Clark,
716 lbs. 15 ozs. butter (Class A).

She produced the sire of Miss Elvire, 463 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 year (Regis-
ter of Merit, Class AA), who is dam of Elvirian Lad, Grand Champion
bull at Illinois State Fair, '13, and Kentucky State Fair, '14.

She produced the sire of Woodbine of Allen Dale, Grand Champion cow,
Trt State Fair, Memphis, Tenn., '12.

She produced the dam of Noble's Fawn Cowslip, Grand Champion at New
Jersey State Fair, '14. (Sold in our '14 auction for $350.)

She is dam of Aurifer's Golden Cowslip, sold in our '14 auction for $1,275.

She produced the sire of Ocean Cowslip, first prize at Royal Show on two
occasions, 69 and 56 entries (sold in our auction for $800).

She produced the parents of many other winners and butter test cows, too
numerous to mention.

Ilalburton's Prince,

C.

P. 3131, H.
Sire of

Peacock Duchess, P. 10927, C, public butter test.
May, '10. 1 lb. 4'i ozs. in 24 hrs., 237 days after
calving. Dam of Gamboge's Handsome Duch-
ess. 252150, in Register of Merit, Class A, 566
lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 1 year, from 8,519 lbs.
4.8 ozs. milk, at 7 yrs. 5 mos. old; 1st prize
2-year-old, St. Brelade Show, '08; sold in our
'11 auction for $1,750; dam of Noble's Fawn
Prince, 95705, Junior Champion bull at
National Dairy Show, Wisconsin State Fair
and International Dairy Show, '11. sold in our
'11 auction for $500.

Weane Willie, P. 3574, C, whose son, Duke of
Halberton, P. 3864, H. C, has 2 tested daugh-
ters, including Lady Blythwood, 240730, in
Register of Merit, Class A, 747 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter in 1 year, 9,094 lbs. milk, at 7 yrs.
old. Wearie Willie also sired Hlla Rose of Jer-
sey, 290826 (Ella Rose, P. 12731, H. C).
winner of Trinity Parish prize. Class 5, Royal
Show, Aug., '11; dam of Woodlands Lass, P.'
16567. H. C, 1st prize at Royal Show. 51
entries, May, '12; sold at auction for $525,
and now owned at Longview Farm, Kansas
City. Mo. Woodlands Lass is dam of Woodlands
Fern. Reserve, Class 3, 68 entries, Royal
Show, May, '14, and other prizes.

Queen's Boy, P. 946, C.

Maufant Grey 2d,
P. 3508, C.

Maufant Grey,

F. 7399, C

Napoleon Bonaparte,
P. 2745, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '99.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., "00.

Goddington purse, '01.

Sire of 10 butter test
cows, including
Speckled Hip 5th,
Certificate of Merit,
May, '08, 2 lbs. 3
ozs. Dam of Statu-
ette, Br. Medal win-
ner, public butter
test, Oct.. 09.

Sire of 2 1st pr. win-
ners over the Island,
and a long list of
other prize winners.

Campanile 2d,

P. 8180, H. C.
Reserve over Jersey,

Aug., '00.
Par. prize, 01, '04.

Pierson, P. 680, H. C.

1st over Jersey.

1st H. B. and Par. pr.,

April, '85.
1st Guenon pr., Aug.,

'85.

Queen of La Hougue,
F. 6597, H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1 st pr. over the Island.
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538. 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097, 21 lbs.
10J ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. I0i ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
l£ ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232.
17 lbs. 8£ ozs.

Golden Lass of St.
John, 149150, 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

Golden Ora, 127228, 16
lbs. l£ ozs.

Golden Tricolor,
127227, 15 lbs. 14*
ozs.

And 22 others.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of Boyle. P. 1559.
H. C, sire of the
celebrated bull,
Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C; Fon-
taine 7th, 8th and
9th, all prize winners
over the Island.
Fontaine 9th milked
over 9,000 lbs. milk
in a year; 41 lbs. 4
ozs. in 24 hrs., from
which 2 lbs. 10 ozs.
of butter was made.

Cowslip 2d.

P. 810, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '85.
Par. prize, '86.
1st pr., St. John. '91.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, at the age
of 12 years, sold in
our '10 sale for
$3,700; her son. Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly.
won Grand Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, '11.

Fleet 2d. P. 3435. H.C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Dam of Dreyfus, 1st
over Jersey. '01 .

Granddaughter
of Sultane. P. 7. H.
C, who is also gran-
dam of Golden Sul-
tana.

Traveler 2d,

P. 2411. H. C.

His sire is by a son of
the Wolseley bull,
Castor. P. 870, H.C.
2d over Jer., '87; 3d
State's pr.. '87, 1st
over Jersey, '88.

Campanile.

P. 5383. H. C.

Happy Cicero,

F. 374, H. C

Aunty 2d. P. 647, H.C.
1st over Jer., '85.
Reserve over Jer., May,
'88.

f Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.
1 st pr. , St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02. in her fif-
teenth year, gave
38 lbs. 6 ozs. milk,
making 2 lbs. \\ ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447, H. C.

2d pr. over Jer., '88.

2d H. B. ov. Jer., '88.

1st pr. over Eng., '90.

2d Lon. Dairy Show,
'88, '89; yield, 1 lb.
14 J ozs. butter.

Out of same dam as
Golden Lad 2d,
whose granddaugh-
ter. Fairy Glen, is
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, a Regis-
ter of Merit sire and
successful show bull.
He sold in our '09
auction sale to Mr.
C. I. Hudson, East
Norwich, L. I., for
$8,200. He won 1st
prize over the Is-
land, Apr., '08, beat-
ing a large and very
select lot of bulls.

f Carlo. P. 180, C.

1st pr., St. John. '78.
Par.. R. J. A. S.. '78.
2d pr. over Jer., '79.
1st pr. over Jer., '80.

Sire of
Belle Dame 2d, 18 lbs.

12 ozs.
Miss Alexander 2d, 15

lbs. 10 ozs.
And 2 others.

Cowslip. P. 24, C.

1st St. John. '76, '80.

Par. pr.. R. J. A. S.,

'79, '81.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
2dov. J., Apr., '87, '89.
Sire of many noted

cows, including:
Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Oxford Rose, P. 3787,

C.
Brookhill Rose 2d, P.

3440, C.
Oxford Lass, P. 3582.

C.

Fleet, P. 2544. C.
Granddaughter

of Count St. George,

P. 341, H. C.

Doctor. P. 2039, H. C.

Grandson of Distinc-
tion. F. 5519, H. C,
4th over Jer. and 1st
F. S. prize, '90.

Traveller's Joy 4th,
P. 3887, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test. '97. 2
lbs. 2i ozs. in 24 hrs.

Prince Bobby,

P. 1102. C.

Lady Sudbury,
P. 3172. H. C.

Sir George, P. 221, H.C.

7656. A. J. C. C.
Sold in our auction,
'81, for $5,100.

H. C.

Aunty. F. 1737, C.
1st prize winner at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '14. (Sent to

Last calf February 27, 1916, by Slim Jim, P. 501)7
Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Bred April 17, 1916, to the distinguished bull, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, winner of 1st prize with his progeny,
in a class of 7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May,
II (68 entries), also the 1st prize l-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup
(Championship over the Island). He has 21 or nunc official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close
t... n not more than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree and picture of Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.)

T. 9. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

Twenty-six Pounds Above Register of Merit Average

THE RECORDS OF 29 MERIDALE FARMS COWS IMPORTED BY "LINDEN GROVE."
TEN OF THESE COWS AVERAGED ABOVE 630 LBS. BUTTER IN ONE YEAR.

MERIDALE FARMS

Ayer & McKlNNEY. Proprietors

Meredith, Del aware. County
New York

Philadelphia, Pa., April 7, 1916.
Mr. T. S. Cooper,

Coopersburg, Pa.
Dear Mr. Cooper:

We have more than a little satisfaction in enclosing to you
a report of the Register of Merit records completed at Meri-
dale Farms by cows we have purchased at various "Linden
Grove" auctions since 1907.

These cows were taken direct to Meridale Farms and started
on test promptly after freshening there. Not one of them
was specially fitted for the work, nor forced in any way for
a high record; in other words, they worked right along
under regular herd care and feed.

The average of our tested herd of 147 cows last year
was 51S lbs. butter per cow. The average of the 29 im-
ported cows, as you will observe, is 515 lbs. butter per cow.
This is a distinct tribute to the adaptability of the Jersey to
widely differing conditions of farming. In other words,
these cows have proven their superiority on the Island as
well as in America.

There are also sent you, lists of the Register of Merit
daughters of The Imported Jap, 75265; The Owl's Oxford
Prince, 95699, and Raleigh's Fontaine Prince, 72642, herd
bulls which we have purchased at "Linden Grove."

Very truly yours,

Ayer & McKinney.

These 29 Cows and 3 Bulls all Came from "Linden Grove"

Name

IMPORTED REGISTER OF MERIT COWS AT MERIDALE
FARMS

Milk
lbs.

Golden Maid's Brown Maid, 252126 10,083

Oxford's Lady Grey, 289780 11,001

Raleigh's Pretty Karnak, 252135 10,904

Gamboge's Brownie, 269800 8,662

The Owl's Pretty Maid, 252203 10,015

Cowslip's Fawn Beauty, 252254 10,460

Lilac's Princess, 235219 9,606

Glorious Dividend, 288309 8,785

Golden Leda's Nursie, 213954 10,069

Wexford's Spot, 289542 8,313

Lady Phyllis Buttercup, 252127 8,525

Gamboge's Merry May, 269785 7,976

Golden Jolly's Wyandotte, 203687 7,519

Oxford's Sweet Bread, 252128 8,545

The Owl's Lady Jane, 269557 6,086

Sultan's Bessy, 252144 7,954

Nursie's Golden Beauty, 251552 7,993

Pearl of Oaklands, 286850 7,003

Oxford's Lowland Polly, 288719 7,768

Cowslip's Sweet Bread, 290856 7,675

Fern's Golden Fontaine, 203998 7,729

Raleigh's Remembrance, 224599 6,596

Cowslip's Golden Beauty, 252125 7,193

*NobIe's Meridale Fontaine, 301679 4,999

Vesta's Daisy's Daughter, 269766 7,019

The Owl's Molly, 268940 5,689

Gamboge's Beatrice, 268950 5,476

Oxford's Bright Star, 287785 7,895

Stella You'll Do, 288310". 6,155

Average for 29 8,045 515

♦Purchased in dam.

Ten of above mentioned cows averaged 630 lbs.

Butter

Age

lbs.

yrs.

694

10

692

8

676

8

652

5

649

6

626

3

595

5

587

6

567

7

565

6

550

9

520

4

495

9

490

8

481

7

474

6

473

3

473

5

473

5

457

2

452

0

372

3

437

*

354

2

430

S

420

2

393

2

445

6

429

4

REGISTER OF MERIT DAUGHTERS OF THE IMPORTED

JAP, 75265

Name

Milk
lbs.

Jap's Milla Garfield, 246123 10,464

Jap's Lady Dorcas, 246118 10,904

Jap's Baroness, 296248 8,597

The Jap's Honoria, 236222 8,854

The Jap's Santa, 241271 4,580

Jap's Lady Perfection, 246119 4,565

Jap's Lenore, 246120 4,609

Jap's Nora, 248110 7,172

Jap's Milla King, 248111 6,169

Jap's Brookhill Rose, 255199 5,380

Jap's Fontaine Dorcas, 266157 6,694

Jap's Letty King. 265248 5,929

Jap's Meridale Claudia, 281652 5,845

Meridale Claudia May 2d, 281655 7,424

Jap Sayda Hester, 293777 6,630

Jap's Nettina, 298339 4,995

Jap's Mertha, 299455 4,593

Jap's Achsa Belle, 306051 8,413

Jap Sayda Rose, 310309 7,249

Jap's Edith Lass, 324186 6,521

Butter Age
lbs. yrs.

668
633
616
516
311
337
402
428
425
425
478
42S
386
485
340
333
315
558
442
375

Average for 20 6,830 451 2 +

REGISTER OF MERIT DAUGHTERS OF THE OWL'S
OXFORD PRINCE, 95699

The Owl's Pretty Maid, 252203 10,015

Lilac's Princess, 235219 9,606

Lilac's Lady Jolly, 235225 9.81S

Lilac's Golden Judy, 301893 8,060

Minnie of Jersey, 257112 7.4S5

The Owl's Molly, 269840 5,689

REGISTER OF MERIT DAUGHTERS OF
FONTAINE PRINCE, 72642

Hamley's Maid of Meridale, 262000 7,661

Raleigh's Meridale Mattie, 238819 7,730

649

6

595

5

582

4

451

3

436

2

420

2

RALEIGH'S

524

3

440

5

AND FOR SUCH COWS AS THESE THE A. J. C. C. MAKES US PAY ($35 REGISTRY FEE.

Tattoo 108

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 106. Heifer.

MAIDEN OF GROUVILLE, 349265, A. J. C. C.

Bred by P. E. Le Couillard, Grouville, Island of
Jersey.

Horn May 20, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A '"black," of attractive type and good finish;
sweet head and face, with lustrous eyes and inturned
horns; deep-bodied, straight backed, with griM*
length of rump; thin, long tail, with beautiful switch;
U""d udder development, with long and beauti-
fully placed teats.

f BritamiKiis,

P. 4425, C-
Son of Noble of Oak-
lands, 95700. and
Rosedale I'na 4th,
P. 10696. H. C, she
by Golden Maid's
Prince, P. 3027, H.
C, out of Rosedale
Una, F. 8698, H. C,
winner of 3d at Roy-
al Show, 23 entries,
Aug. . '05 ; dam of the
butter test cow,
Golden Unit, 1 lb.
12 ozs., 235 days
after calving.

Sire

MAIDEN'S BOY,
P. 4960, H.C.

By same sire as Sweet
Maiden, winner of
Grouville Parish
prize. Royal Show,
Jersey, Class 4, May,
'15, whose dam is
Gold Maiden, P.
13806, H. C, the
maternal grandam of
Maiden's Boy.

Dam
PENNITHORPE'S

WONDER,
.106615, A. J. C. C.
(CONFETTI,
P. 16829, H.C.)

A magnificent dairy
cow, capacious body,
with splendid udder
and large, perfectly
placed teats.

She was sold in our '14
auction, as a four-
year old, for $525, to
Mrs. E. V. Seeler.
Devon. Pa.

{ Maiden Beauty,

P. 15757. H. C.

Parish prize, Class 3,
Aug., "11.

By Bertha's King, P.
4418, H. C. son of
Mabel's Raleigh (see
at right) and the
butter test cow, Jes-
sie s Bertha, P. 9419.
H. C. 2 lbs. 1| ozs.
in 24 hrs.

Dam, Good Maiden,
P. 13806. H. C., win-
ner of 1st at the
Royal Show, 50 en-
tries, Aug., '10; 1st
in Champion class,
May, '11, and other
prizes. She by
Benedictine's Jock-
ey, P. 3725. H. Cm
out of Bonnie Maid
en. P. 10780, C, win-
ner of 4 Certificates
of Merit in public
butter tests, 2 lbs.
2\ ozs. in 24 hrs., 169
days after calving.

Pennithorpe's Raleigh,

96185, A. J. C. C

(P. 4095, H. C.)

1st prize, Grouvjlle-St.
Saviour Show, '11.

Sold at auction in '11
for S3, 100.
Sire of

Snowball's Rose, 3d
over Jer. and Par.
prize. Aug., '12.

Continuity, Par. prize.
Aug., 12.

Royal Belle, Grouville
Par. prize, Aug.. '13.

Pennithorpe's Pearl .
290837, sold in the
Jersey Isle Stock
farm sale, July, '13,
for $650, at 3 years
old.

He is full brother to
Sigmond.P. 4318, H.
C., winner of 1st
prize. Grouville S.,
'12. (Now named
M a b e 1's Raleigh's
Prince. 120788; he
was imported by us
and sold in '14 to
Mr. H. M. Snider,
Wickline, Ohio.)

Fauvic's Milkmaid,
306564, A. J. C. C

(Cornelia's Pride,
P. 13998. C.)

Public butter test,
May, '10. 1 lb. 10
ozs. in 24 hours, at 3
years old, from 38
lbs. 8 ozs. milk.

Dam of Continuity,
Grouville Par. prize,
Class 1. Aug.. '12.

A splendid butter cow,
from a great pro ■
ducing family.

\ Mabel's Raleigh.

P. 3722, H. C.
| 1st prize, Grouville,
May. '05.

1st over Jersey, May.
'07.

Sire of 24 tested cows,
including:

Twylish 11th. Gold
Medal, public butter
test, '12, 3 lbs. 51
ozs. butter, 69 lbs.
milk; Grand Cham-
pion winner, Do-
minion Exhibition.
Toronto. '13.

Raleigh's Florence
Belle, in Register of
Merit, 732 lbs. 7.9
ozs. butter in 1 year,
6 years old.

Mabel's Snowdrop, 616
lbs. 3 ozs. in t year,
4 years old.

Raleigh's Remarkable.
581 lbs. 9 ozs.

Mabel's Raleigh's Ada,
564 lbs. 12 ozs.

Raleigh's Mabel. 514
lbs. 4 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Fon-
taine, 495 lbs. 9 ozs.

Raleigh's Dainty, 440
lbs. 14 ozs.

R a 1 e i g h's Eminent.
436 lbs. 2 ozs.

Mabels Poetess, 413
lbs. 13 ozs.

R a 1 e i g h's Remem-
brance. 372 lbs. 14
ozs.

Imp. Nameless Mabel,
16 lbs. 7 ozs. in 7
days.

Spectre's Favorite,
public butter test. 2
lbs. 4 ozs., 89 days
in milk.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Fairy Glen's
Raleigh. 79438, who
has 16 in the list.

Fairy Glen's Raleigh
heads the herd at
Allen Dale Farm,
Shelbyville, Ky.

Mauser's Pennithorpe,

253303, A. J. C. C

(P. 10126. H. C)

Public butter test.
May, '10, 1 lb. \\\
ozs. in 24 hours, 98
days after calving.

Dam of Raleigh's Pen-
nithorpe. 210071,
that tested for the
late Mr. Frank \V.
Hart. 17 lbs. 14 ozs.
butter in 7 days. 3
years old.

Fauvic's Fox.

P. 3370, H. C-

Sweepstakes w inner,

St. Saviour and

Grouville Show, as

a two-year-old.

Sire of

Lady Fox of St. Sa-
viour's. 213936, in
Register of Merit,
47s lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year. 6.999
lbs. 8 ozs. milk, at 6
years old.

Rosegall. P. 13767, H.
C., Bronze Medal.
public butter test.
May. 13, 2 lbs. 11
ozs. in 24 hours, 155
days in milk.

And 5 other tested

Eminent 's Raleigh.
690 1 1 .

(Raleigh, P. 3273.H.C.)

3d prize over Jer.. '03.

2d State's prize, '03.

Sire of many prize
winners and of 48
tested cows, among
the latter being:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
in Register of Merit.
744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs. butter in 1 year.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Kar
nak, 669 lbs. 15 ozs.

And 20 others in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Sire of Raleigh's Fairy
Boy. with 40 tested
daughters.

Mabel Marcus, 213879.

(Mabel 43d.

P. 8611. H. C.)

A magnificent cow,
only shown one sea-
son and won with
ease first prize and
Sweepstakes at the
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '06.
Milked 20 quarts
and made 2 lbs. 12
ozs. of butter in 24
hours on ordinary
feed.

Her daughter. Mabel's
Fairy Maid, 214016.
sold as a yearling in
our '09 auction for
$725; now in Regis-
ter of Merit, 529 lbs.
15 ozs. butter in 1
year, at 5 years old.

Her great-grandam,
Mabel 2d. F. 889, H.
Cm is dam of Mabel
4th, 18167. A. J. C.
C-, that was sold in
our '83 auction for
$2,100. Mabel 4th
is dam of Cicero's
Mabel, 18238, that
tested 15 lbs. 2 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Mauser. P. 2892. H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes. April Show,
Western Parishes.

H e has proved hi in-
self a remarkably
good sire.

Sire of

Defiant 2d. P. 10536.
H. C, public butter
test. Oct., '05, 1 lb.
13i ozs., 51 days in
milk.

Pennithorpe.

F. 8098. C

Champion Flying Fox,

61441, A. J. C C.
(Flying Fox.

P. 2729. H. C )
Champion winner over

the Island. Aug., "99.
Among his 26 tested

daughters are:
Flying Fox's Oxford

Queen, 870.5 lbs.

butter, 13.604 lbs.

milk, 1 year.
Fox's Flower o'

Dreaznwold, 740 lbs.

butter. 11.198 lbs.

milk. 1 year.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C
Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known
Her sire, Hope, is also
sire of Nelly Hope,
public test, 1 lb. %\
ozs. butter in 24
hours, 1 63 days in
milk.

Marcus. P. 2461, H. C.

Sire of Lady Fon-
taine's Rosette,
162120. that sold at
our '02 auction sale
for $3,100.

His sire is a full broth-
er to Mona's Glory,
P. 2404, H. C, who
has a number of
daughters tested in
America, and who
won 1st over Jersey
in '97.

Mabel 31st,

P. 5324, H. C.

She is out of same dam
as Mabel's Lad. P.
1034, H. Cm w h p
sired Brown Fairy.
F. 7819. C-, dam of
the noted cow. Fairy
Glen, P. 9178. H. C.
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.
Brown Fairy* is also
dam of Brown
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour, 157320, a 22-
quart cow , sold i n
our '01 auction for
$1,200.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship.
North Club Show.
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove." when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and tested
cows (see front page
A), and his get have
commanded among
the highest prices
ever realized for
Jerseys at auction.

. Fame 6th, P. 3188. C.
A remarkable good
dairy cow .

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160. H. C.
(See above.)

. Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '99.

1st H. B. prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
"The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Champion winners.

Hope. P. 1948, H. C.

Sire of Prosper. Parish
prize, '97 ; Hope's
R e g i n a, 2d over
England, half broth-
er to Beresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West. 02, 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323. H. C
1st over Jersey. '94.

f La Chasse Prince.
P. 1927. C-
1st pr.. St. Ouen Show.

Sire of
Hope. 1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, May. '96.

Fontaine 8th,

P. 5608, H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize. May. '99.

Dam of Fontaine's
Lord, 1st State's pr..
£30. over Jer.. and
2d pr., £8, at annual
bull show, Apr.. '01.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C
(See below.)

Mabel 6th.

P. 360, H. C

Dam of Mabel 13th. P.
1125. H. Cm 2d over
Jersey. '92. 1st over
Jersey, '94; dam of
Mabel 23d, P. 323.
H. C, 2d over
Jersey, '93.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C-
Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad. P. 2160. H. C;
Fontaine 7 th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.
"Boyle" also sired the
great cow . ' ' Spec -
kled Band." public
butter test. May.
'97. 2 lbs. 3* ozs..
140 days in milk.
dam of the wonder-
ful cow "Nursie."
that made the phe-
nomenal record of 2
lbs. 1\ ozs. of butter
in 24 hours, in the
public butter test,
after being in milk
300 days and within
90 days of calving.
She sold in our '07.
sale for $2,200 to
Mr. A. B. Lewis.

Golden Fern.

P. 4711. H. C.

f Sarabond. P. 797. H.C.
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. A great
loss to the Island, as
he undoubtedly was
a great sire.

Cornelia.

F. 9188. H. C.

Winner of 4th prize
( aged cows 1 . Grou-
ville Show. '12.

By same sire as Maus-
er's Pennithorpe,
253303 (see above).

Fauvic's Love.

P. 7466. C.

Gold Medal at Island
butter test, May,*03,
testing 2 lbs. 12}
ozs. butter in 24
hours.

Certificate of Merit,
May. 04, 2 lbs. 15 J
ozs., 45 lbs. 10 ozs.
milk, 8 years old.

And 3 other public
tests.

v Rosette 4th. P. 212S.C
We were informed on
the Island by J A.
Marctt that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow-
in her day, had few
equals on the Island.

Villo, P. 1438. C.
Sire of Villo's Copper-
mine.

Guenon's Pet 2d.

P. 2759. H. C.
1st prize over Jer., "93.

Pollux, P. 871. H. C
Twin brother to
Castor. P 870. H. C

. 2d over Jer.. Apr.. '87.

I 2d Jubilee Cup. '87.

L La Sente's

Buttercup 3d.
P. 1833, C.

Bred January 3, 1916, to Sultana's Golden folly, S61S0, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Lin-
den Grove." He won, at the National Dairy Show. Chicago, '11, 1st prize in 2-year-old class. Senior Champion and Grand
Champion bull, anv age; headed 1st prize $200 Special herd, bull and 10 females; Special Grand Champion, $100 prize; A. J.
C. C. Gold Medal, Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor; sired the animals winning 1st prize as calf herd. (See front pages
for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden Jolly.)

Guenon. P. 1998, C-
Sire of 5 tested cows,

including:
Glenneld, that tested

1 7 lbs. 3 ozs. for Mr.

Robert Davies, of

Canada.
Hermione, public test,

3 lbs. 10J ozs. in 48

hours.

La Sente's

Buttercup 4th,

P. 2960, C.

Tested April, '95, 1 lb.

Hi ozs. in 24 hours.

Oct.. "96. 2 lbs. 8i ozs.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 107. Cow.

GOLDEN PLUM'S VIOLA, 262196, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born February 10, 1911.

Broken color; few black spots on white tongue;
white switch,

A strikingly handsome young cow, of great sub-
stance and high quality; beautifully symmetrical
outline; great length and depth of body; splendid
head, with large, sparkling eyes; good withers;
straight, strong back; great length of rump; strong
loins and wide, prominent hips; splendid udder, of
beautiful shape, with good sized teats perfectly
placed.

Sire
SULTANA'S GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A.J. C. C.

The handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He is the admiration of
all Jersey breeders, and is not for sale at any
price. The question has quite often been
asked, "What would Sultana's Golden Jolly
bring on the Island?"

His son, The Owl's Golden Jolly, 100180. sold
as a yearling in our '12 auction for $675.

At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, com-
peting against two Cham, winners over the
Island and the winners of Championships at
eleven of America's most important shows
in '11, he won the following:

1st prize in 2-yr.-old class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull, 2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull, any age.

Gold Medal offered by American Jer. Cattle Club
for Grand Cham, bull bred by exhibitor.

Headed herd winning $200 Special prize, "bull
and 10 females."

Silver Trophy ($100 Special) for Grand Champion
bull.

Sired the 5 animals winning 1st prize for calf
herd, 5 entries.

Defeating the Cham, winners at Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky, niinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa
and Minnesota State Fairs, Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, National Jer. Show (Shelbyville,
Ky.). International Dairy Show (Milwaukee,
Wis.). '11; and Champions over the Island in
'09 and '10.

His only daughter tried for Register of Merit
work made 308 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 9 months
of her year's test, beginning at 2 yrs. 5 mos.
old.

He is sire of:

Golden Fern's Jolly, 100629, winner of Grand
Championship at Mississippi-Alabama Fair,
'13, '14 and '15. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st prize heifer calf and one
of 1st prize calf herd, National Dairy Show, '11.
(Bred at "Linden Grove.")

The Owl's Golden Jolly, 2d prize senior bull calf
and head of 1st prize calf herd. National
Dairy Show, '11. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

Sarah's Sultan, 1st prize yearling bull, Tennessee
State Fair, '14. Sold in our '14 auction for
$610.

St. Helier's Jolly Sultana, 1st prize junior yearl-
ing heifer, 13 entries, Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '14. (Bred at "Linden Grove.")

And other winners.

His 75 per cent, sister. Fern's Viola, who made
672 lbs. butter in 10 months of her year's test
(bred at "Linden Grove"), is dam of Viola's
Raleigh, 121171, 1st junior yearling bull and
Junior Champion, Mississippi- Alabama Fair,
'15.

His half-brother. Jolly's Royal Sultan (by Viola's
Golden Jolly), sold at auction for $10,000, and
is sire of 1 in Register of Merit.

Golden Plum,

P. 2515, C.

By same sire as Nizam,
P. 2408, H. C, sire
of Gold Medal Prin-
cess, Gold Medal
winner in public but-
ter test, testing 3
lbs. 2\ ozs. Sold in
our '05 sale for
$1,200, to Mr. How-
ard Willets.

Dam
GOLDEN PLUM'S
DAUGHTER,
157353.

Milked 16 quarts daily
with first calf.

Lowland Heiress,

P. 6025, H. C.
(Golden Lad's Pretty

Rose, 149143, A. J.

C. C.)
A magnificent cow,

and sold at our

'00 sale to Mr. M. S.

Beltzhoover, Ard-

sley-on-Hudson, N.

Y., for $1,325.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '09 auction
for $12,000.

Sire of 9 in Register of
Merit, including:

Jolly's Viola, 233315,
493 lbs. butter, 1
year, 4 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Viola's Fawn Duchess,
239332, 5,696 lbs.
milk; 418 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter, in one year,
at 2 years old, at
White Horse Farm.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $425.

Handsome Viola's
Jolly, 239757, 5,652
lbs. 8 ozs. milk; 400
lbs. 12 ozs. butter, in
one year, at 2 years
old, at White Horse
Farm. Sold in our
'10 auction for $725.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and

winners.

Sire of
Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and

Champion, D. S., '03.
Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,

Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.
Golden jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and

many other winners.
Sire of 24 butter test cows, including:
Golden Jolly's Fertile, 669 lbs. 1 1 ozs. in 1 year.
Jolly Princess of St. Peter's, 633 lbs. 1 oz.
Jolly's Pride, 633 lbs. 9 ozs.
Jolly's Ruby, 620 lbs. 13 ozs.
Sire of 10 bulls with tested daughters, including Derry's Golden Jolly, sire

of 13, sold at auction for $11,000.
Eleven untested daughters of Golden Jolly are the dams of Register of

Merit cows.
Sire of Mourier Lass, 234539, Grand Champion cow, Utah State Fair, '13

and '14; and many other winners.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '1 1 auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1 145, H. C, winner of
many first prizes over the Island and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, H. C.
Her grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has in-
herited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 lbs.
daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

Her son, Sultana's Oxford Lad, that we sold to Elmendorf Farm for $11,100,
produced for them, Elvirian Lad, 106674, 1st prize yearling bull (9 entries).
Junior and Grand Champion, Illinois State Fair, '13.

Her son, Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, produced Golden Daisy
Fox, in Register of Merit, 419 lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1 year, at 2 years old;
and Exila Fox Sultana, in Register of Merit, 343 lbs. 8 ozs., at 2 years old — ■
the former owned and tested by Cornell University, and the latter by
Mr. H. C. McLallen, Trumansburg, N. Y.

Her daughter. Sultana of Linden, was sold in our '10 auction for $1,750, at
8 months old.

Golden Pasha,

P. 2154, C.
Sire of

Rome, 1st Devon
County; 1st B. and
W. S.; H. C, Roy.
Show, '98;2dB. and
W. S.; 2d Royal
Counties S. ; 1st Roy.
Show ; 2d Cambridge
S. ; 1 st Gloucester
S.; 1st and Ch. pr.,
'97.

Crown Prince, 1st over
Eng., Essex Show,
and other winnings.

Belle du Convent 3d,
1st over England,
Sussex Show, '68;
1st over Lon. D. S. ;
3d Tunbridge Wells.

And many other noted
winners.

Golden Heroine,
P. 6367, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st p. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days

Golden Ora, 127228, 16
lbs. \\ ozs.

And 31 others.

Sixty- five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Lowland Daisy,
P. 2336, C.
4th St. Peter, '88.
3d St. Peter, '89.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See below.)

Maitland Lily,

P. 4017, H. C
Reserve over Jersey.
Parish pr., May, '93.
1 st and Sweepstakes,
3 -Parish Show.

Golden Hero,

P. 1833, H. C.
1st ov. Jer. and Par.

pr., April, '93.
2d over Jer. and Par.

pr., Aug., '93.
1st over Jer. and Par.

pr., '94, '95.
Sire of
Nita Belle D.. 21 lbs.

\\ ozs.
Nicotine's Pet, 20 lbs.

1 oz.

La Marechale 2d,
P. 2584, C.

Perrot, P. 342, C.

Sire of
Eastwood Clearwater,

27 lbs.
Miss Nellie Parker,

23 lbs. 11 ozs.
And 2 others.

Lowland, F. 3971, C.
A grand cow.

Sir Thomas,

P. 1125, C.

Maitland Daisy,
P. 2941, H. C.

Her sire also won 1st
over England, the
Queen's Gold Med-
al, and the Cham.
Bowl given by the
R. A. S.E.S., Wind-
sor, '89.

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Bellona3d,P. 874.C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

pr., '88.
3d over Jer. and Par.

pr.. May, '89.
1st over Jer. and Par.

pr., Aug., '89.
Dam of Bellona 5th,

3d Royal, '93; 1st

Royal Counties. '93.

Bobby. P. 208, H. C.
1st H. B. and 2d pr.
over Jer., '79.

Royal Beauty,

P. 390, C.
15 lbs. 2* ozs.
days.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

1st H. B. over Jer., '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P.3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96, who was
sold to Mr. P. Rob-
erts, Narberth, Pa.,
for a record price.

Golden Nero,

P. 729. H. C.
3d over J., Apr., '86.

Mont-a -1'Abbe Lily.

F. 6177. H. C

Castor, P. 870, H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

La Marechale,

F. 7339. H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '84.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

Cetewayo's Pink,
P. 5170, H. C.

Napier 2d, P. 244. C.

[ Bellona 2d, P. 529, C-

Vertumnus,

P. 161, H. C

1st Trinity. 77.

A son of Coomassie, F.
1442, H. C. 1st over
Jer.. '76 to '80; 16
lbs. \\\ ozs. butter
in 7 days. She is al-
so dam of Khedive,
the sire of Tormen-
tor, 3533.

Young Rose,

P. 43, C.
1st over Jer., '72,

73.

Browny, P. 158, H. C.
Sire of 5 cows testing

14 lbs. 10i ozs. to 16

lbs. 13 ozs.

Princess Royal,
P. 240, C

Last calf May 5, 1916, by Gala Rose's Gilbert, 120892, whose pedigree may be seen on No. 8 of catalog. (Calf will be
sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

B 346

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 108. Heifer Calf. YOU'LL LOVE, 353288, A. J. C. C.

FULL SISTER TO YOU'LL DO'S TRUE LOVE, 353279, A. J. C. C. (SEE NO. 109, BELOW;,

Bred by E. Le Gresley, Grouville, Island of Jersey,

Born October 16. 1915.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except part of belly white; white hind
ankles; black tongue and switch.

An exceedingly beautiful young thing, great
refinement of type, stylish and symmetrical in outline;
neat head; back straight as an arrow; well set tail;
very long. deep, well-ribbed body; splendid hind
quarters; promise of beautiful udder; teats of extra-
ordinary length, beautifully placed.

Sire— BOWLINA'S YOU'LL DO, P. 4970, H. C.

A Highly Commended son of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C. out of the

great butter test cow. Bowlina, P. 12231, H. C.
(See his extended pedigree below.)

Dam-YOU'LL DO'S LOVE, P. 19824, H. C.

A Highly Commended daughter of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.
(See her extended pedigree below.)

B 338

No. 109.

Heifer. YOU'LL DO'S TRUE LOVE, 353279, A. J. C. C.

FULL SISTER TO YOU'LL LOVE, 353288, A. J. C. C. (SEE NO. 108, ABOVE).

Bred by E. Le Gresley, Grouville. Island of Jersey.

Born September 14, 1914.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A splendidly bred heifer, of great refinement of type ;
neat head; very long bodied, with straight back,
strong, broad loins, prominent hips and long rump;
beautifully fashioned hind quarters and setting of
tail, which is thin and long, with beautiful switch;
good udder development; long, well-placed teats.

Oxford You'll Do.
P. 4075. H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Sire of 22 or more
official test cows,
and many prize
winners.

(For full particulars
and extended pedi-
gree of Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075,
H. C see front
pages.)

Sire
BOWLINA'S

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4970, H. C.

DAM
YOU'LL DO'S

LOVE,
P. 19824, H.C.

Winner of Parish prize,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., '13.

Not bred.

Bowlina,

P. 12231, H. C

Winner of Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test. May. 'OS. 2
Itis 1 1 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
62 days in milk, 3i
years old.

Certificate of Merit,
I i.i , 09, 1 lb. 11
ozs., 221 days in
milk.

1st milking prize, 1st
Parish prize and
Certificate of Merit.
May. '13, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs. in 24 hours, 104
days in milk, yield-
ing 46 lbs. milk.

Under official test on
the Island, she had
milked 7,000 lbs. in
6 months, when she
was exported for the
"Linden Grove"
herd.

Dam of Bowlina 4th,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct ,'13. 1 lb. 13 ozs.
butter. 30 lbs. 4 ozs.
milk, at 2 years old,
158 days in calving.

Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.

(See above.)

Derry's Lovey,
P. 15889, C.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Sire of 41 cows with
butter records and
others now on test.
(See front pages.)

Oxford Ever.

P. 8370, H. C.

Laxton, P. 3478, C.
Sire of

Bowlina, P. 12231. H.
C, 1st milking pr.,
1st Parish prize and
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '13. 2 lbs. 6£
ozs. in 24 hours, 104
days in milk ; Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test.
Island of Jersey,
May, '08, 2 lbs. lj
ozs. butter in 24
hours, when 62 days
in milk ; Certificate
of Merit, Oct., '09, 1
lb. 11 ozs., 221 days
in milk.

Rondin's Freedom, P.
12173, H. C. (Fax
ton's Freedom,
235084). Certificate
of Merit, Oct., '08, 1
lb. Ill ozs., 187 days
in milk.

fc Chill. F. 9248, C.
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '06, 1 lb. 3'i ozs.
in 24 hours. 143 days
in milk, at 4 years
old.

Derry's Golden folly,
82807, A. J. C. C

Winner of 4th prize
over Jer., Apr.. '08.

Sold at auction for
$11,000 at Mr. A. P.
Walker's sale. '09.

Sire of 13 butter test
cows.

Sire of

Mikado, P. 3874. H. C.
(now Derry's Flying
Fox).sold for $1,000,
to Muskego Lakes
Jersey Herd, Mus-
kego, Wis., and win-
ner Parish prize,
Class 1, Apr.. '06.

Derry's jolly Lad,
80538, winner of 1st
and Grand Cham-
pionship at National
Dairy Show, '09.

Truelove, P. 6718, C.

Dam of True Belle,
winner of 3d prize.
Class I, 28 entries,
and Parish prize,
Roval Show, Jersey.
Aug., '03.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000 to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem. Va.

Eminent 2d has SI
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.

Among his Register of
Merit daughters
with yearly authen-
ticated butter tests
are:

Eminent's Oxford
Pride, 142191. 656
lbs. butter in 1 year.

Eminent's Honey-
moon, 213908, 592
lbs. 12 ozs-

My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminent's Lady Mait-
land. 549 lbs. 2 ozs.

Rosy of Oaklands,
195835, 524 lbs. 11
ozs.

Eminent's Golden
Lucy, 210895, 524
lbs. 8 ozs.

Eminent's Cocotte,
213903, 491 lbs. 10
ozs.

Sire of 25 bulls with
tested daughters.

Rhoda 5th,
v P. 5254. C.

Traces three times to
the famous Sultane.
P. 7, H. C. whose
daughter, Sultane
9th, P. 1145, H. C.
is dam of Golden
Sultana.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.

Sire of Viola's Golden
Jolly, sold in our "09
auctionfor$ll,000.

Golden Rose.

P. 7838. H. C.
2d over Jersey and

Par. prize, Aug., '99.
Daughter of Golden

Lad, P. 1242, H. C.
Dam by Lowland

King. P. 1673, H.C.

winner of 1st over

Jer., '92 and '93.

■ Joseph, P. 2008, C.
Sire of Harrow-gate of
Biltmore, 127233,
butter test, 18 lbs.
13| ozs. in 7 days,
from 330 lbs. 12 ozs.
milk, at 7 years 7
months old.

Les Fonds Jolly,

P. 5705. H. C
4th over Jersey, May.

*95.
Reserve over Jersey,
^ Aug., '97.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show. '96, '97.
Sire of 31 tested cows

and 27 producing

bulls.

Eminence.

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506.21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of . the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter,
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls, Stockwell.
Leda's Golden Lad.
Topstnan, etc.

Satisfaction, P. 3127,
H. C, 3d over Jer..
'89.

Eminent 2d, P. 2532.
H. C-, sire of 81
tested cows.

Eminent. P. 1842, H.
C- (by Golden Lad),
sire of Effie Baal. 14
lbs. 10J ozs. in 7
days, and other dis-
tinguished cows.

Trial 2d, P. 474. C
Sired by a half-brother
to Golden Lad (see
above). His grand-
sire is by Count
Cicero, F. 398, H. C,
2d pr. over Jer., '83;
sire of Count's Fill-
pail, 30975, 24 lbs. 5
ozs.; Cicero's Ruby,
29040. 14 lbs. lj ozs.
and 4 others.

Rhoda 3d, P. 4038. C.

By a splendidly bred
bull — note his line-
age— an inbred Sul-
tane bull. Sultane
is dam of Count
Wolseley, P. 928, H.
C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See above.)

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440. C

1st prize and Cham
winner over the Is-
land, May, '98.

Dam of Reminder,
Golden Jolly and
Brookhill Fox, 3 fa-
mous sires.

She has milked as high
as 2S quarts daily.

Black Diamond,
P. 1726, H. C.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.

now named

Imported Blue Belle.

180234. A. J. C. C-
Sold for $3,600 in our

'04 sale.
Grandam of Noble of
Oaklands.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.
Sire of 5 tested cows.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize. '94.

Traveler. P. 280, C
Sire of Clubs 2d, 16725.
butter test. 14 lbs. 7
ozs. in 7 days. 208i
lbs. milk, at 8 years
old.

Brown Fern.

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944. H. Cm
dam of • Aurea. P.
8693. H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin. 252122).
public butter test.
May. '07, 2 lbs. 5*
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Trial, P. 1187. H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize. '89.

1st over Jer.. Aug., '89.

2d over Jer. and Cham-
pion Cup. '90.

Sire of Finance, the
dam of Financial
King; also sire of
Mr. R. A. Sibley's
great cow, Magyar-
land.

By same sire as Gold-
en Lad, P. 1242. H.
C., and out of same
dam as Brookhill
Rose. P. 1889. C.
(see below).

Fan, P. 585. H C
Won 4th prize over

Jersey. Royal Show.

Aug.. '88.

Crowberry.

P. 1111. H. C-

His dam is also dam of
Uncle Peter. I' 21 15.
H. Cm sire of a re
markablc lot of
dairy cows.

Rhoda. F. 4323. C.

Count Wolseley.

P. 928. H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr.. "88.
2d over Jer., Apr,, '89.
1st over Jer., Aug. .'89.
Sire of Oxford Lass,
etc.

Brookhill Rose.

P. 1889. C.
Out of same dam as

Trial. P. 1187. H.

C- (see above).

Birou. P. 1375. H. C
Sire of Pawn, P. 1766,
who sired the hand-
some cow, Brow'n
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour. 157320. A. J.
C. C.sold in our '01
sale to Mr. F. G.
Crane, Dalton.Mass.,
for $1,200.

Moonbeam. P. 2439. C.

Blue Belle has 2 tested daughters and 5 pro-
ducing sons, including the sire of Financial
King. Gnenon's Lad and Alexie (sire of In-
terested_Princc).

Tattoo 114

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 110. Heifer.

ASHLEY BELLE OF LEHIGH, 319707, A. J. C. C.

Dropped May 24. 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Bred by C. Le Tourneur. Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Imported (in dam) April 8, 1914, by T. S. Cooper
& Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

A show heifer, rich deep fawn in color, and of
great refinement and symmetry of type; stylish in
carriage; a heifer of abundant vigor and capacity;
very neat head, with beautifully turned horns; level
top line; strong back; high setting of tail, which
is thin and long, with beautiful switch; great length
and depth of body; well-sprung ribs; good udder
development, with good-sized and squarely placed
teats.

A splendidly bred heifer, whose dam is now in
Register of Merit. Her great-grandsire, Flower's
Hero, is by Golden Jolly, P. 2291. H. C, out of a
half-sister to the sire of Vesta's Daisy, the world's
record public butter test cow, 3 lbs. ll£ ozs. butter
i n 24 hours, who sold in our 1912 auction for $2,700.

The Plymouth Lad,
S9792, A. J. C. C.

(Plymouth Lad,

P. 3922, C.)

1 st prize and Senior
Champion bull, In-
diana State Fair, '10.

Sold at auction for
$9,000.

Sire of

Kilroy. P. 4308, H. C.
(Plymouth Lad's
Golden Jolly. 88240),
winner of 1st prize
ov. the Island, Class
7, Aug., '09; sold for
$2,000.

Lady Hermit. 238350,
sold in '10 for $950
as a two-year-old.

Sire of 18 tested cows,
including Cowslip's
Fawn Beauty,
252254, in Register
of Merit, 626 lbs.
butter in 1 year, at
3 yrs. 7 mos. old.
She was sold in our
'12 auction.

Sire
SEA LAD,

P. 4720, H.C.

2d prize in a class of 24
aged bulls. Royal
Show, Jer., Aug. ,13.

Sire of Highland Fox's
Dorcas, 294914. 2d
prize junior yearling
heifer, 8 entries. In-
diana State Fair/14.

He traces twice to
Golden Fern's Lad,
who is the sire of
Eminent 2d, Golden
Jolly and Flying
Fox, and 22 other
producing bulls, in-
eluding Sensational
Fern, who was bred
at ' 'Linden Grove' '
and sold in our auc-
tion as a calf for
$10,200.

Golden Fern's Lad was
in service at "Linden
Grove" for 5 years.
He has 31 butter
test daughters, and
27 sons with tested
daughters.

Eminent 2d was sold
in our auction for
$10,000. He has 81
tested daughters
(more than any
other imported bull)
and 25 sons with
tested daughters.

Flying Fox was sold in
our auction for
$7,500. He has 26
tested daughters and
43 producing sons —
more than any other
bull of any breed.

Dam
GAMBOGE'S
ASHLEY BELLE,
318392.

Register of Merit rec-
ord, 373 lbs. 4 ozs.
butter in 1 year, be-
ginning test at 3£
years old.

She is one of ten heifers
selected from the
"Linden Grove"
herd by Mr. H. W.
Snider for his Spring
Grove Farm, Wiek-
liffe, Ohio, in the
fall of '14. All of
them are making the
Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, by same sire,
is in Register of Mer-
it, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.
butter in 1 year, and
was Grand Cham-
pion at National
Dairy Show, '12.
She was imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold with 6 others by
same sire for $1,750
each.

Seaweed,

P. 11942, H. C.

Out of same dam as
Beeswing, public
butter test, May.'ll,
1 lb. 6 J ozs. in 24hrs.,
at 8 yrs. old, 195
days after calving.

Her sire produced Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy,
sold in our '08 auc-
tion for $8,200.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700.

41 of his daughters are
tested and others are
now making records.

Four of his sons are
the sires of Register
of Merit cows. Ox-
ford You'll Do, who
is now at "Linden
Grove," is sire of 21
butter test cows. He
produced the Grand
Champion bull at
Indiana State Fair
last fall, and his full
brother. Oxford
Knight, produced
the Gr. Champion
cow at Iowa State
Fair. Oxford
Knight has 12 tested
daughters.

Ashley Belle,

P. 12922, H. C.

Her sire has 4 butter
test daughters and
produced a number
of prize winners.

Flower's Hero,

P. 3502. C.

Half-brother to Gold-
en Jolly's Lady
Viola (Po_ppy Viola),
that we imported in
'06. We re-bought
her at Mr. J. M.
Overton's sale. '08,
for $2,550. Sh e is
looked upon on the
Island as having
made the most phe-
nomenal public but-
ter test (taking into
consideration age
and lactation) ever
made.

Plymouth,

P. 10344, H. C.

2d prize (Bronze Med-
al). Oct. .'09, butter
test, 2 lbs. 7£ ozs.,
134 days in milk;
Silver Medal and £5
Goddington prize.
May, '10, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs., 288 days in
milk; C. of M., Oct.,
'10, 1 lb. 7 ozs., 498
days in milk.

Reserve and Par. pr.,
Class 3, May, '04.

Reserve, May, '10, for
"Nicolle Special."
best butter test cow,
judged by inspec-
tion.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

Sire of many prize
winners and of 48
tested cows, among
the latter being;

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
in Register of Merit,
744 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

Has 7 or more produc-
ing sons.

Seabreeze. P. 8001, C.

Dam of a tested cow,
a n d of the bull,
Rocksand, P. 3986,
H. C, Reserve at
Royal Show, 25 en-
tries, '07.

Ashley King,

P. 3327, H. C.

3d over Jersey, Class 2,
April, '04.

Sire of

Surprise Bess, Gold
Medal winner in
Tring (England)
public butter test,
'08,2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24
hours, at 3 years old,
105 days after calv-
ing.

Ashley King sired the
dam of Combina-
tion's Ashley Belle,
288008, one of the
most splendid young
cows of our '13 auc-
tion, selling as a 3-
year-old for $1,000,
to Mr. E. H. Hatch,
Maplewood, N. J.

By same sire as Emi-
nent's Raleigh
(above), sire of 48
tested cows.

Les Noyers' Belle,
P. 10672, C.

Mercury, P. 3018, C.
Sire of several butter

test cows.
His grandsire, Caumais

Lad, is son of Blue

Belle.

Lady June, P. 5050, C.

Her grandsire. Useful
Lad, is sire of the
bull, Clarence, P.
1494, H. C, whose
daughter, Golden
Lily, won 1st prize
over Jersey.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
his get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d is sire of
81 tested cows.

Rill. P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Her sire, Hope, is also
sire of Nelly Hope,
public test, 1 lb. 8$
ozs. butter in 24
hours, 163 days in
milk.

Actor, P. 2256, C.
1st over Jer., '96, '97.
Actor was considered

by his breeder, Mr.

Wm. Labey, one of

the best bulls ever

on the Island.

Sunshine 4th,

P. 1566, H. C.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(See above.)

Kittie 5th, P. 6289, C.

Golden Maid's Prince,
P. 3027, H. C.

(93538, A. J. C. C.)
1st over Jersey, bulls

from tested dams,

Aug., '01.
3d over Jer., Aug., "02.
1st over Jersey with

progeny, Apr., '07.
His tested daughters

include:
Golden Maid's Chris-

tena, 708 lbs. in 1

yr. ; imported by

"Linden Grove."
Minorca, public butter

test, 2 lbs. 9£ozs., 70

days in milk.
Lily B r o w n, public

butter test, 2 lbs. 4£

ozs., 49 days in milk.
And 37 others with

tests.

Alexandrine 3d,
P. 7120, H. C.

Financial King,
P. 2624, H. C.

Sire of a magnificent
lot of dairy cows, the
best being Financial
Countess.

Badier's Lady,

P. 7345. H. C.
Dam of Warder's

Lady, authenticated

test. 819 lbs. 15 ozs.

butter fat in one

year.

Orphan's Lad,

P. 1436, C.

Lady Alice,

F. 7825, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Hope. P. 1948, H. C.

Sire of Prosper, Parish
prize, '97; Hope's
R e g i n a, 2d over
England, half-broth-
er to Beresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '94.

Golden Hero,

P. 1833. H. C.
1st ov. Jer., '93, '94. '95.

Sire of
Nita Belle D, 21 lbs.

li ozs.
Nicotine's Pet, 20 lbs.

1 oz.
Sire of several public

butter test cows.

Fontaine 7th,

P. 5391, H. C.
1st pr., Grouville, '98.
.Bronze Medal, butter
test, '98. Full sister
to Fontaine 9th.

Egyptian,

P. 2564, H. C.

Imported and regis-
tered as King of
Arden, 58135.

Par. prize, I. of Jer.,
Apr., '98. .

1st pr. yearling, St.
John, I. of J., '98.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '96.
Sire of many noted

animals.

Finance, P. 4611, C.
Roderick, P. 1912, C.

Badier's Moselle,
P. 4776, C.

Useful Lad,

P. 997, H. C.
2d prize, Aug., '88.

Belle Orpheline,
P. 1080, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711. H. C.

Traveler, P. 280. C.

Golden Maid,

P. 6555, H. C

2d over Jersey, '96.

Certificate of Merit in
butter test, May,
'98, 2 lbs. 4J ozs. „
Dam of

Golden Maid 3d, P.
8137, H. C, public
butter test, Oct., '07,
1 lb. 12£ ozs., Ill
days in milk. Dam
of 3 public butter
test cows.

Golden Maid 2d, Par.
prizes, May, '98 and
'99.

Angler. P. 1398, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '94, '95 and

'96.

Alexandrine 2d,
P. 5090, C.

Brown Fern.

F. 4606. C.

Orme. P. 1660. H. C
Was sold by Mr. J. P.
Marett to Lord
Rothschild at a long
price.

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450. H. C.
1st over Jer., May, '94.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Mistake, P. 4562, C.

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '91.
Sire of numerous prize

winners.

Bellona 3d. P. 874, C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '89.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.

Picton, P. 2291. H. C.

Egyptian Buttercup,
F. 7496, C-

Dam of Egyptian 2d,
P. 3090, H. C. who
sired Golden De-
light, P. 10534, H.
C., winner Certifi-
cate of Merit and 2d
Par. prize. May. '09,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 4£ ozs., 94 days
in milk.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st pr. ov. the Island.
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.

Bonny Lass,

P. 4577, H. C.

Mourier Boy,

P. 1641, H. C.

Descended from Wol-
seley, P. 401, H. C,
1st over Jer., '83,
'84, '85.

Cyprus 2d,

P. 699, H. C.

Due to calve October 3, 19 1G, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, S61S0, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He won, at the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, 1st prize in 2-year-old class, Senior Champion and Grand
Champion bull, any age; headed 1st prize $200 Special herd, bull and 10 females; Special Grand Champion, $100 prize; A. J.
C. C. Gold Medal, Grand Champion bull bred by exhibitor; sired the animals winning 1st prize as calf herd. (See front pages
for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden Jolly.)

Tattoo 144

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 111. Heifer.

FERN'S LUCY BELLE, 319714, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg. Pa.

Horn September 10, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very handsome, rich deep fawn of great stamina;
beautiful top line; body long, deep and well ribbed;
strong, broad loins and prominent hips; tail well set,
with good switch; her dam is one of the great daugh-
ters of Noble of Oaklands, and out of the same dam
as the bull, Lucy's Prince; good udder development,
with large squarely placed teats..

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, '97.

(See front page A.)

Sire
VIOLA'S

GOLDEN FERN,
77393, A. J. C. C.

Viola's Golden Fern is
siring for us a class
of calves of which
we are very proud.
(See preceding pages
for further particu-
lars.)
Three of his daughters,
in our '13 auction,
averaged $383.33.
One of them, Min-
ette's Golden Viola,
240367, sold to Mr.
R. A. Sibley, made
the Register of Mer-
it, Class AA, with
405 lbs. 14 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, at 4
yrs. 5 mos. old. She
was sold for $410.
Judging by what the
d e s c e njd ants of
"Golden Fern's
Lad" are doing on
the Island and in
America, and best of
all, the great public
butter tests that
they are making and
their great popu-
larity among Island,
England and Amer-
ican breeders, con-
vinces us that
"Golden Fern's Lad"
is the most prepo-
tent, most distin-
guished and pre-
eminent Jersey bull
that the world has
ever produced.
He has 29 butter tested
daughters and 27
sons with tested
daughters.

Dam

NOBLE'S LUCY

BELLE,

252188, A. J. C. C.

(NOBLE LULU,
P. 14587, H. C.)

Winner of 2d prize,
yearling class. North
Club Show, Island of
Jersey, '08.

Reserve, heifers in
milk, North Club
Show, '10.

V. H. C. at Trinity
Show, '10.

One of five winning 1st
over Jersey, '10, as
progeny of Noble, of
Oaklands.

A "grand good" young
cow ; strong a nd
rugged; stylish, with
grand udder, ex-
tending away to
front and rear; great
long soft teats, beau-
tifully placed.

Dam of Merry Lad's
Lulu, 293086, win-
ner of Trinity Parish
prize, Class 2, Aug..
'12; 1st prize aged
cow, Senior and Gr.
Champion, Wiscon-
sin State Fair, '13;
and other prizes.

Miss Viola,

P. 9644, H. C.
195796, A. J. C. C.

One of the best cows in
the "Linden Grove"
herd. She won the
Goddington prize, in
the public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 15
ozs. in 24 hours, 39
days in milk.

(See No. 112 for furth-
er particulars.)

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour Parish
prize, '07.

3d over Jersey, with
progeny, Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey, with
progeny, April, '10.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $15,000.

1st prizes for "get of
sire" were won by
his sons and daugh-
ters in '10 at Nat.
Dairy Show, Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State
Fairs.

Special prize ($250 Sil-
ver Trophy) at Nat.
Dairy Show, '11, for
"get of sire, 4 to 8
animals, either sex,
irrespective of age
or ownership." was
won by 3 of his sons
and 5 daughters.
Sire of 37 tested cows,
30 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit.

Forfarshire's Lucy,
P. 10576, H. C.

2d prize, yearling class.
North Club Show,
May, '03.

2d prize, young cow
class, North Club
Show, May, '05, two
months before drop-
ping second calf —
"a record."

2d prize, North Club
Show, May, '06, and
Reserve Champion,
two months before
dropping third calf
— "a record."

1st over Jer., Aug., '06,
and Reserve for
Blythwood Bowl.

1st over Jer., Special
Class, Aug., '07.

Exported to England,
where she has been
a frequent winner.

Dam of Champion
Lucy. P. 12373. H.
C, winner of 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '07. "Selected
for Australia as the
best young cow on
the Island."— J. A.
Perree. She is dam
of Noble's Lucy,
252175, 2d over Jer.,
Aug., '08 ; sold in our
'11 auction for
$1,400.

Dam of the bull,
Lucy's Prince, P.
3939, H. C., winner
of 2d over Jersey
(with his progeny).
Apr., '10; a success-
ful sire.

Willoh, P. 2855. H. C.

He traces 3 times to Golden Lad, and has 28J

per cent, of his blood.

Sire of
Willoh's Rosy, public butter test. 3 lbs., 38 days in

milk, at 4 years old. Dam of 5 official butter

test cows, and a 6th daughter won 1st over the

Island.
Miss Viola, public butter test, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39

days in milk, 4 years old.
(Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest

testing daughters of Lady Viola.)
Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 1\ ozs.

days in milk.
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., 02;

many other prizes.
Gipsy Maid 3d, 3d over Jersey, Aug., 10;

many other prizes.
Clara's Orphan, winner of 11 1st prizes

Championships at Western State Fairs.

'02. '03 and '05.
The get of Willoh "breed on," in evidence of

which there are striking examples.

,215

; and

and

and
'01,

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jersey. '04.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May, "04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st over Eng- wherever
exhibited. '06, '07.

She sold in our auction,
May. '11, for $7,000;
at same time her
son. Noble of Oak-
lands, sold for
$15,000.

Dam of

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certi-
ficate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. (Willoh's
Rosy is dam of 4
public butter test
cows.)

And 3 other butter
test cows.

Forfarshire,

P. 2914, H. C.

Reserve over Jer., '00.

Champion. St. Saviour
Show, '01.

Sweepstakes over
Grouville and St.
Saviour Show, '01.

Sold at our auction
sale. May, '03, for
$1,750. to Filston
Farms, G 1 e n c o e,
Md., and they could
have had $5,000 for
him from two differ-
ent parties soon after
getting him home.

Sire of 16 tested cows,
including:

Forfarshire's Golden
Rose, in Register of
Merit. 545 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Forfarshire's Britan-
nia, in Register of
Merit, 482 lbs. 6 ozs.

Roulette of Biltmore,
14 lbs. h oz. butter
in 7 days.

Golden Lizzie, public
butter test. 2 lbs. 2\
ozs. in 24 hours, 114
days in milk.

Britannia 6th, public
butter test, 2 lbs. 3£
ozs.

Juillette 11th. public
butter test, 1 lb. 10*
ozs.
Dulcet 's Favorite, P.
11391, H. C. winner
in the following pub-
lic butter tests: May,
'06, 1 lb. 8 ozs.. 160
days in milk; May.
'07. 1 lb. Hi ozs.,
151 days in milk;
May, '09. 1 lb. 13*
ozs., 137 days in
milk.

Lucy's Lass,

P. 7092, H. C.

Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr,, '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jer. and
Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three Parish
Show, *99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagat;lle 2d.

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745.

Picton, P. 2392, H. C.

Full brother to Hand-
some Gold Phillis,
that, as a 3-year-old,
sold for $625 in our
'00 auction sale.

Sire of Firefly. P. 8022,
C, Par. prize. May,
'02 ; whose daugh-
ter, Oxford Lady of
St. Mary, 213932,
sold for $1 ,025 in our
'09 auction.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
"The O w 1") and
Forfarshire, three
Champion winners.

Four of her get have
sold in our auction
sales at an average
of $2,762.50.

Dam of Sultana's Ro-
sette 2d, 14 lbs. 7
ozs.

Trooper. P. 2109. H. C.
1st over Jer., '95.

Sire of
Rosebay 11th, public

butter test. 2 lbs. 12

ozs., 166 days in

milk.
Octavia, P. 7510, C-

public butter test.

1 lb. 13 ozs.. 37 lbs.

12 ozs. milk.
Jubilee Flora. 1st over

Jersey, '97.
Jolly Queen, 4th over

Jersey, '99.
Pansy (8006), Parish

prizes. Aug.. '99, and

May, 00.

Lucy 4th,

P. 1516. II

Aristocrat, '

P. 2280, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3 Par. Show, '07.

A son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless," he
has shown his worth
as a sire of cows that
are a credit to his
illustrious dam.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. lo£
ozs. in 24 hours, be-
ing in milk at time
of test 121 days.
Sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100 to Mr. J.
M. Overton, Nash-
ville, Tenn.

By same sire as Boyle,
sire of Golden Fern's
Lad; Mon Plaisir, 1st
over Jer., '98; Ham-
ley, 1st over Jer. ,'99;
Mona's Glory. 1st
over Jer.. '97; Cour-
age, Nunthorpe,
Golden Pink, Pio-
neer, Morion, Orme,
La Chasse Prince,
Sultana's Golden
Lad, and others that
have won fame.

Gipsy Maid;

P. 4424, H. C.

2d and Sweepstakes at

3 Par-Show, '97.

Sergeant Major,
P. 2010. C
4th St. Martin. '94.

Sire of
Surville's Primula.
Par. prize, Aug., '99.
Phyllis. Parish prize.
May, '99.

Primrose 6th,

P. 3808, C.
2d and 3d, North Club,

'97.
Reserve, North Club,

'98.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. A
great loss to the Is-
land, as he undoubt-
edly was a great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2I28.C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day. had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug.. '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

White House 2d,

P. 1232. H. C.
1st pr.. St. Ouen. '85.

Columbus. P. 447. C.

His sire, Forget-Me-
Not, sold at our auc-
tion sale. May, '82.
for $2,150.

His grandsire, Fann-
er's Glory, sold at
auction to Mr. T. A.
Ilavemcyer for
$3,200, and is sire of
Beulata De Gruchy,
13480, 22 lbs. 2 ozs.;
Maritana. 12039, 16
lbs. 3£ ozs.; and 5
other cows that
made butter tests in
America.

Lucy 2d, P. 687, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess. 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,

157326, 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose, 162097. 21 lbs.

10J ozs.
Sandgate, 122509, 20

lbs. 10 j ozs.
Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad. 18 lbs.

\\ ozs.
Golden Kola, 127232,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.
And 25 others.

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st over Jersey, '94.
1st Cham. Class. '95.

f Poster, P. 1152, C.
A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and
grandam. especially
the latter — La Bou-
a n n e' a splendid
cow, though never
registered.

'l Daisy 7 th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cai 's Beauty,
P. 3840, C-
Granddaughter

of Wolseley, P. 401,

H. C.

Willard 2d,

P. 1078, H. C.

Primrose 4th,

P. 1671, H. C

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582. C.

His grandsire, Cete-
wayo, P. 224. C. is
sire of 4 tested cows
testing from 16 lbs.
2£ ozs. to 17 lbs. 2J
ozs.

Rosette 2d.

F. 943, H. C.
1st pr. at Grouville.

Baronet. P. 307. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '84.
Out of same dam as

the famous bull.

Tormentor, sire of 47

tested cows.

White House,

F. 2531. H. C.

Forget-Me-Not,

P. 291, H.C.
1st H. B. prize. '81.
1st and Sweepstakes,

N.J. State Fair, '82.
Sire of Well Done, 19

lbs. 4 ozs.

Pearl. F. 2198, C.

Sir George.

P. 221. H. C.

1st over Jer., '80. '81.

Sire of Aunty 2d, P.
647, H. C, 1st over
Jer., Aug.. '85; 3d
over Jer., June; '87;
Reserve, May, '88.

Lucy Peel. F. 2203, C.

Due to calve October 27, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly. 8(3180, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden
Grove," and supposed to be the most valuable son of the great butter-bred bull, Viola's Golden Jollv, 79314, A. J. C. C, who sold
in our 1909 auction for $12,000, and in the Kinloch Farm auction. 1911. for $13,000. His dam, Golden Sultana, is one of the
most distinguished daughters of Golden Fern's Lad; she was awarded third prize in the aged cow class at the World's Fair, St.
Louis, 1904, and sold in the ring for $2,350. (See front pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180.)

Tattoo 148

T. S, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 112. Heifer.

FERN'S HANDSOME MAID, 325732, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Itorn November 25, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A rugged light fawn; neat head, broad between
the eyes and with fine muzzle; strong back, broad at
loins; mellow hide; great length and depth of body;
like her sisters by the same sire, she promises a large,
beautiful udder; teats already large, and squarely
placed.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
Sire of Flying Fox, sold
in our "02 sale for
$7,500.
Sire (See front page A for

VIOLA'S fuH pedigree.)

GOLDEN FERN,
77393t A. J. C. C.
Viola's Golden Fern is

siring for us a class

of calves of which

we are very proud.

We sold two of them

in our '11 auction to

show breeders how

good they are.

Though only year-
lings, Viola's Golden

Lena and Viola's

Gold Lady sold for

$500 each. We pre-
dict both will do

credit to their illus-
trious ancestors.
Three of his daughters

in our '13 auction

averaged $383.33.

One of them, Min-

ette's Golden Viola,

240367, sold to Mr.

R. A. Sibley, made

the Register of Mer-
it, Class AA, with

405 lbs. 14 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, at 4

yrs. 5 mos. old. She

was sold for $410.
Viola's Golden Fern is

sired by the world's

famous bull. Golden

Fern's Lad, P. 2160,

H. C, out of Miss

Viola, P. 9644, H.

C, one of the very

best dairy cows in

the "Linden Grove"

herd. She won, in

the public butter

test on the Island,

the Goddington pr.,

testing 2 lbs. 15 ozs.,

in 24 hours, being in

milk only 39 days

and barely 4 yrs. old.

She is a daughter of

the celebrated cow,

Lady Viola, P. 8463,

H. C, and a full

sister to the great

cow, Willoh's Rosy,

P. 10444, H.C., that

tested 3 lbs., in the

public butter test, in

24 hours.
(See front pages for

more extended pedi-
gree of Viola's

Golden Fern.)

Miss Viola,

P. 9644, H. C.
(195796, A. J. C. C.)

One of the best cows in
the "Linden Grove"
herd. She won the
Goddington prize, in
the public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 15
ozs. in 24 hours, 39
days in milk, 4 years
old.

Dam of

Miss Viola's Daughter,
196245, sold in our
'1 1 auction for $700,
to Elmendorf Farm.

Mona's Miss Viola,
240505, sold in our
'11 auction for $975,
at 16 months old, to
Elmendorf Farm.

Miss Viola's Golden
Fern, 120835.

Miss Viola is a full
sister to Willoh's
Rosy, who was im-
ported by Mr. C. I.
Hudson, and sold to
Elmendorf Farm,
where the "Lady
Viola" family is
owned.

Dam
OXFORD'S
HANDSOME

MAID,
269798, A. J. C. C.
(LYSBETH,

P. 16016, H. C.)
A rugged cow of gener-
ous size; a deep,
square udder, well
developed forward
and unusually full
behind, covered with
prominent veins;
splendid teats, per-
fectly placed.
A 20-quart cow.

Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island, Apr.,
'11.

Among other great
cows, he is sire of:

You'll Do's Favorite,
now on official test,
and will make close
to, if not more than,
900 lbs. butter in 1
year as a four-year-
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction
for $500, to E- T.
Bedford, G r e e n's
Farms, Conn.

Golden Oxford Ivy,
1st at the Royal
Show, May, '14, as a
2-year-old (68 en-
tries); 1st at Royal
Show as a 3-year-
old, May, '15 (76
entries), and Theatre
Chal. Cup (Cham-
pionship over the
Island). She is now
in the "Linden
Grove" stables.

Golden Fern's Oxford,
1st pr. yearling bull,
Junior and Grand
Cham., Indiana S.
Fair, '15.

(For full particulars
see front pages.)

Old Maid,

P. 13914, C.

Willoh, P. 2855, H. C.

He traces 3 times to Golden Lad, and has 2SJ per cent, of his blood.

Sire of
Willoh's Rosy, public butter test, 3 lbs., 38 days in milk, at 4 years old. Dam of 5 public butter test

cows, and a sixth daughter won 1st over the Island "«««i "ssi

Miss Viola, public butter test, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39 days in milk, 4 years old
(Miss Viola and Willoh's Rosy are the two highest testing daughters of Lady Viola )
Syren s Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 7$ ozs., 215 days in mil.k.
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and many other prizes.
Gipsy Maid 3d, 3d over Jersey, Aug., '10; and many other prizes.

Clara's Orphan, winner of 11 1st prizes and Championships at Western State Fairs.'Ol '02 '0* and '05
The get of Willoh "breed on," in evidence of which there are striking examples.
Willoh's Rosy's 5 tested daughters include Brightness, dam of Viola's Bright Prince
Miss Viola is dam of the "Linden Grove" service bull, Viola's Golden Fern.
Syren's Pride is dam of 2 public butter test daughters and 2 winners in inspection classes
Gipsy Maid 2d is dam of Noble's Gipsy Boy,
Willoh is sire of Clarencia's Lad, who sired Lady Ramsgate, public butter test, Oct., 'OS, 1 lb lOi ozs

127 days in milk (3 years old).
Willoh sired Golden Rachel's Prince, a bull sold at a bargain price in our May, '01, auction His

present owner, Mr. A. E. Norton, of Dalton, Pa., has reported the authenticated records of five

daughters and one granddaughter of this Willoh bull, and another on test. The six cows, with their

records, are:
Rachel Chenille, 13,734.1 lbs. milk, 723 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter, in 1 year.
Rachel Cute, 10,639.2 lbs. milk. 690 lbs. 6 ozs. butter, 1 year.
Rachel Wizz, 6,341 lbs. milk, 416 lbs. butter, in 6 months, 4 days.
Golden Crony 3d, 4,883.7 lbs. milk, 325 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in 5 months.
Golden Yum 3d, 2,263 lbs. milk, 150 lbs. 5 ozs. butter in 2 months.
Golden Dollykin 2d (granddaughter), 10,644.9 lbs. milk, 632 lbs. 11 ozs. butter, in 1 year.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

Won in public butter
test, May, '04, pro-
ducing 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Eleven of his daugh-
ters, in our '11 auc-
tion, averaged
$1,391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 over 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year, and all
three imported by
"Linden Grove"
and sold in our
auctions.

Sire of 4 bulls with a
total of 36 butter
test daughters.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of Oxford
Lass.

Her sire is by Golden
Lad 2d, P. 2023, H.
C, who is sire of
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386, H. C, win-
ner of 2 Certificates
of Merit, besides 1st
prize over Jer. and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May, '11, and
Reserve for Renouf
Cup, "best butter
test cow judged by
inspection," May,
'09 ; Reserve, May,
'07. She is dam of
Agatha's Oxford
Noble, winner of 1st
prize, "bulls from
tested dams," May,
'12.

Oxford Knight (full
brother to Oxford
You'll Do), sire of 12
official butter test
cows.

Stourhead,

P. 3715, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize,
Royal Show, Island
of Jer., Apr., '05.

Old Fashioned,
F. 9499, H. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
1st prize winner over

the Island and

Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '04.
3d pr. over Jer., Aug.,

'01, '02.
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7$ ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

'05 sale, to Mr. H.

Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.
Dam of 3 tested cows.

Eminent's Raleigh,
69011.

(Raleigh.

P. 3273. H. C.)

3d pr. over Jer., '03,
and 2d State's prize,
'03.

Sire of 48 tested cows,
24 of them in Regis-
ter of Merit with
year's butter rec-
ords, including:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
744 lbs. 5 ozs.

Raleigh's Rose, 706
lbs.

Raleigh's Calais, 696
lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Raleigh's Houssie, 684
lbs. 6 ozs.

Raleigh's Pretty Kar-
nak, 669 lbs. 15 ozs.

Raleigh's Fairy, 627
lbs. 7 ozs.

Raleigh's Snowdrop,
612 lbs. 2 ozs.

Raleigh's Nancy
Wolff, 592 lbs. 8 ozs.

Raleigh's L e d a, 582
lbs. 8 ozs.

Sire of 7 1st prize win-
ners at Royal Shows,
including Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, 83767 (P.
3851, H. C-). 1st
over Jer., Apr., '08;
sire of 40 tested
cows.

His daughter, Ra-
leigh's Beauty of St.
Martin, 286798, top-
ped our '13 auction,
selling for $2,050.

Oxford Crocus,

P. 8225. H. C.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C. and
other noted animals.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '97, 2 lbs. 5$ ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7\ ozs., '
118 days in milk.

Dam of 3 tested cows.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

Eminent 2d has 71
daughters that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the
Island.

One of his leading Is-
land test daughters
is Aurea, P. 8693, H.
C. (now Eminent's
Fern of St. Martin,
252122), Certificate
of Merit in public
butter test, May,
'07, 2 lbs. 5i ozs., 65
days in milk.

Rill, P. 6982, H. C.

Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Dam of the bull, Fly-
ing Foam, sire of
several high pro-
ducers in the Eng-
lish butter tests.

Hillside Jack,

P. 2480, H. C.

Son of Jersey Boy, P.
2162, H. C, 3d over
Jersey, April, '96,
and Grey Queen, P.
4738, C, a daughter
of Gamboge King. P.
1292, H. C.

Oxford Poppy,

P. 5728, H. C.
Winner of Par. prize,

Royal Show, May,

'97.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy.

P. 1184, H. C.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test, May,
'00. 1 lb. 14£ ozs. in
24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. ljozs., 24 hrs.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of Eminent 2d, 1st
State's prize over
Jersey, '01 and '02
(with his progeny) ;
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.
Eminence of the Is-
land, 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C.
Sire of

Prosper, Par. pr., '97.

Hope's Regina, 2d over
England, and half-
brother to Beresford
Pride, 1st Bath and
West, '02; 1st Royal
Counties, '02.

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.

Par. prize. Class 2, '94.

By same sire as the cel-
ebrated bull, Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160,
H. C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

2d prize over Jersey.

Sire of Uncle Peter's
Rosette, sold in our
'01 sale for $1,000,
and her heifer calf,
by Flying Fox, sold
in same sale for
$1,250.

He is also grandsire of
Uncle Peter's Gold-
en Del, sold in our
'01 sale to Biltmore
Farms, Biltmore, N.
C.

Grandson of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Myrtle,
P. 5130, H. C.

Jol^Sel^iroVin^t'h^tt ofLandvf Vio,dae^a2r8M' * ST^* S°\°f OUr PeeTleSS Grand Ch^P^n, Sultana's Golden
9±nik? ; k e i . 8 , t°e,.mo,oa ot Lady Viola and Golden Sultana, through two crosses His dam Sultana's r^Mon vi„u

^^S^\^^n^iS^wn2^ Jfolly;s Lady fvi«669> °- °f "he SS'iS'dSihtorfVoSS;

j y iig iuii sister to \ lola s Golden Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838.)

Tattoo 13G

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 113. Heifer.

VIOLA'S PRETTY WYANDOTTE, 319710, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born August 10, 1914.

White in forehead; spot nt root oi tail; brisket,
stifles, belly, flanks, legs, tongue and switch white

An attractive and beautifully bred fawn and-white;
sweet dished face, prominent eyes and rich incurved
horns; straight, strong back; long bodied, with greal
length of rump; neat in bone; hide mellow and elastic;
developing a great udder, with unusually long,
well placed teats.

Golden Fern's Lad.

P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, "97.

(See front page A.)

Sire
VIOLA'S

GOLDEN FERN,
77393, A. J.C. C.

Viola's Golden Fern is
siring for us a class
of calves of which
we are very proud.

(See preceding pages
for further particu-
lars.)

Viola's Golden Fern is
sired by the world's
famous bull. Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160,
II. C.

Judging by what the
descendants of
"G olden Fern's
Lad" are doing on
the Island and in
America, and best of
all, the great public
butter tests that
they are making,
and their great pop-
ularity among Is-
land, England and
American breeders,
convinces us that
"G olden Fern's
Lad" is the most
prepotent, most
distinguished and
pre-eminent Jersey
bull that the world
has ever produced.

Golden Fern's Lad has
31 butter tested
daughters and 27
sons with tested
daughters; his son.
Eminent, has 81
tested daughters,
and his son. Flying
Fox, has 26 ; while
his grandsons, Ox-
ford Lad and Emi-
nent's Raleigh, have
respectively 42 and
48 tested daughters.
There are others too
numerous to men-
tion.

Dam

SULTAN'S GREAT
BEAUTY,

271600, A. J. C. C.

Her dam has 75 per
cent, same blood as
Golden Folly's
Wyandotte, 203687,
in Register of Merit,
Class AA, 495 lbs.
butter in 1 year,
from 7,519 lbs. 11.2
ozs. milk, at 9 yrs.
7 mos. old. Slu was
sold in our '07 auc-
tion for $500, to
Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney.

Miss Viola,

P. 9044, H. C.
(195796. A. J. C. C.)

( »ne of the best cows in
the "Linden Grove"
herd. She won the
Goddington prize, in
the public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 15
ozs. in 24 hours, 39
days in milk, 4 years
old.

Dam of

Miss Viola's Daughter,
196245, sold in our
'1 1 auction for $700,
to Ehnendorf Farm.

Mona's Miss Viola,
240505, sold in our
'11 auction for $975.
at 16 months old, to
Elmendorf Farms.

Viola's Golden Fern,
77393, one of the
best bulls Golden
Fern's Lad ever
sired; two of his
yearling daughters
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $500 each.

Miss Viola's Golden
Fern, 120835, and
Miss Viola's Hand-
some Noble, 100446.

She is a full sister to
WiUoh's Rosy, im-
ported by Mr. C. I.
Hudson, and sold
for $3,000, to Elmen-
dorf Farm, where
the "Lady Viola"
family is owned.

Sultana's

Golden Jolly,
86180, A. J. C. C.

The premier sire of the
"Linden Grove"
herd. He was bred
here, and has never
been off the place,
except when ex-
hibited at the Nat.
Dairy Show, Chi-
cago, '11, where he
won Grand Cham-
pionship, A. J. C. C.
Gold Medal, and
other honors never
achieved by any
other bull of any
breed.

His progeny have been
in such demand that
it was with great
difficulty we were
able to retain any of
them. Most have
been sold young,
to some of the best
American breeders.

But one of his daugh-
ters, to our knowl-
edge, has been tried
for Register of Merit
test. She produced,
as a two-year old,
377 lbs. 8 ozs. butter
in 1 year.

He has sired the win-
ners of many 1st and
Gr. Champion prs.

Golden Jolly's

PrincesSj
203661, A. J. C. C.

(Wyandotte's

Princess,
P. 10846, H. C.)
A very handsome COW,

with magnificent
udder.

Willoh, P. 2855. H. C.

He traces 3 times to Golden Lad, and has

per cent, of his blood.

Sir.- of
WiUoh's Rosy, public butler test, 3 lbs.. 38 day

in milk, at 4 years old. Dam of 5 official

butter test cows, and a 6th daughter won 1st

over the Island.
Miss Viola, public butter test, 2 lbs. 15 ozs., 39

days in milk, 4 years old.
\ Miss Viola and WiUoh's Rosy are the two highest

testing daughters of Lady Viola.)
Syren's Pride, public butter test, 1 lb. 1'i ozs., 215

days in milk.
Gipsy Maid 2d, 1st over Jersey, Aug., '02; and

many other prizes.
Gipsy Maid 3d. 3d over Jersey, Aug., '10; and

many other prizes.
Clara's Orphan, winner of 11 1st prizes and

Championships at Western State Fairs, '01,

'02, "03 and '05.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize. Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jer. and
Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville. Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1 st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st over Eng. wherever
exhibited, '06, '07.

She sold in our auction.
May, '11, for $7,000;
at same time her
son, Noble of Oak-
lands, sold for
$15,000.

Dam of WiUoh's Rosy,
P. 10444. H. C, Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May, '06, 3 lbs., 38
days in milk.
(See below.)

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '09 auction
for $12,000.

Sire of 9 in Register of
Merit, including:

Jolly's Viola, 233315.
493 lbs. butter, 1
year, 4 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Viola's Fawn Duchess,
239332, 5,696 lbs.
milk; 418 lbs. 10 ozs.
butter, in one year,
at 2 years old, at
White Horse Farm.
Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $425.

Handsome Viola's
Tolly, 239757, 5,652
lbs. 8 ozs. milk; 400
lbs. 12 ozs. butter, in
one year, at 2 years
old, at White Horse
Farm. Sold in our
'10 auction for $725.

Fern's Viola. 237208,
6,545 lbs. 3 ozs. milk,
390 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,
in 1 year, at 2 years
old, for Mr. C. I.
Hudson. Bred at
"Linden Grove."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C.,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for
$745.

Aristocrat.

P. 22X0. H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3 Par. Show, '07.

A son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless," he
has shown his worth
as a sire of cows that
are a credit to his
illustrious dam.

Sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hours, be-
ing in milk at time
of test 121 days.
She sold in our '06
sale for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

2d and Sweepstakes at

3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
The most prepotent
bull the Island ever
produced, transmit-
ting the Sultane
type (for udder and
teats) to his entire
progeny.

. Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Si re of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchtss, 166538. 25

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

And 31 others.

(See below.)

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize. '93.
1st over Jersey. '94.
1st Cham. Class, '95.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and
grandam, especially
the latter — La Bou-
a n n e, a splendid
cow. though never
registered.

Daisy 7th.

P. 3277, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

[ Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279. H. C.

His grandam. Lady
Useful. P. 796, H.C.,
won 1st over Jer.
and Par. prize, '86.

Lugano, F. 7020. C.

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and
winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce. National Dairy Show, Chicago and Illinois State Fair, '08; and
many other winners.

Golden Jolly has 24 butter tested daughters.

He is a son of Golden Fern's Lad (see below) and the great cow. Brookhill
Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.

Lady Viola, P. 8463. H. C.

Sold in our '11 auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize. Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup. May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter test cows, Aug., '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C. winner of 1st over Jersey for bull

and progeny, April, '10. He was sold in our '11 auction for $15,000.
Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters, amoni, them:
Miss Viola. P. 9644, H. C, Certificate of Merit, butter test. May. '<)>, 2 lbs. 15

ozs., 39 days in milk. She is dam of the "Linden Grove" service bull.

Viola's Golden Fern, 77393.
WiUoh's Rosy. P. 10444, H. C. Certificate of Merit. May, '06, 3 lbs., 38 days

in milk. She is dam of 4 public butter test cows.
Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203699, public butter test, 1 lb. 15 ozs.. 159 days

in mi.k, when only 30 months old. We bought her at auction for $2,550.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See front page A.)

Sultane 9th.

P. 1145, H. C
Dam of

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C. a fa
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of oaklands. P. 3746,
H C. 1st over Jer.,
Apr.. '96.

Golden Sultana. 146282, A. J. C- C.

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis, '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.
Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160. H. C, out of Sultane 9th. P. 1145. H. C. winner of
many first prizes over the Island, and dam of L'ncle Peter, P. 21 15, H. C.
Her grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C, is the first of the greatest family of
Jerseys ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett.
Thus Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest
living descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially
in the udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has in-
herited all her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 lbs.
daily.

Golden lolly.

P. 2921, H. C.

Wyandotte 4th,

P. 7606. II. C.
Reported to have been

a remarkable cow,
and mother of a
great family.

Angler, P. 193S. H. C.

1st pr. and

April, '(>4.
1st pr. and Par

April, '95.

Wyandotte,

F. 7393, C.

Par. pr.,

Mourier Boy.

P. 1041, II. C.

Cyprus 2d,

P. 699, H. C.

Mourier's Ring.
P. 1115. H. C

Japoitaise.

F. 4376, C.

Bobby. P. 208. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '79.

Cyprus. F. 2089, C.

Bred April 20, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 12119:5, A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180. His sire, the
peerless Sultana's Golden folly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam. Golden Beatrice 2d, has
been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of IS lbs. 6
ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling calves
than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in The Jersey Bulletin, August 8, 1915.)

"Linden Grove" Champion Blood at the "Royal"

Island Show of 1915

The statements under the illustrations of Golden Oxford Ivy and Sultan's Finance, on page 850, issue of June 23d, make
it appear that both won the same prize at the Royal Island Show last May. Permit us to suggest that it should have been
added that Golden Oxford Ivy won first prize in Class 4, for cows three to six years of age; and Sultan's Finance in Class 5, for
"aged" cows. I wish further to add, for the credit of her sire, Oxford You'll Do, who is now in the "Linden Grove" stables (and
not for sale), that Golden Oxford Ivy not only won her first prize in a class of 76 contestants ("the majority of them fit and able
to win out everywhere, hands down, in many an American show," to quote Mr. Mourant), but that she later defeated Sultan's
Finance for the Theatre Challenge Cup, awarded to "the best Jersey cow or heifer in milk entered or eligible for entry in the
Jersey Herd Book." That Sultan's Finance was "worthy of her steel," let me show you what Sultan's Finance has won at the
past Island shows:
Sultan's Finance (Defeated by a Daughter of Oxford You'll Do) won as follows:

August, 1909 — 2d prize, Class 3, heifer-in-milk, 43 entries; and St. Saviour Parish prize. Beaten
only by Combination's Golden Leda, that we imported and sold in our 1910 auction for $850; and beat-
ing Statuette, who the next year was first at the Bath and West of England Show, 11 entries.

August, 1910 — One of the group winning the President's Cup; the group including Financial Daisy
(imported and sold by us in 1911 for $2,600 to White Horse Farm) and her daughter, Financial Daisy 2d.
October, 1909 — Certificate of Merit, public butter test, at only 30 months old, 1 lb. SJ ozs. in 24
hours, 113 days after calving.

May, 1911 — 1st prize, Class 4, 41 entries (cows 3 to 6 years of age).

August, 1911 — 1st prize in Champion class (special class for cows disbarred from competing in regu-
lar classes by reason of having won a first prize at former show).

May, 1912— Public butter test, 1 lb. llj ozs. in 24 hours, at five years old.
August, 1912 — Reserve in Champion class; Blythwood Bowl (Championship).

May, 1913 — 1st prize, Class 5, 45 entries, and St. Saviour Parish prize. Defeating among others,
F'anCy's Pioneer's Great Beauty (2d prize), sold in our 1914 auction for $1,000; the butter test cow, Oak-
lands Bess, dam of so many winners, including Oaklands Sailor and Combination's Premier; Good Maiden,
who had won first at the Royal, 50 entries, August, 1910, and first in Champion class, May, 1911.

May, 1914 — 1st prize in Champion class, defeating Princess Emma, who had won 1st prize in Class
5, 34 entries, at the Royal Show, August, 1913.

May, 1915 — 1st prize, Class 5, 30 entries, Reserve for Theatre Challenge Cup, and St. Saviour Parish
prize. Defeating Raleigh's Finance, the Theatre Cup winner, May, 1914.

IT TAKES SOMETHING OF A COW to go ahead of so consistent a winner as Sultan's Finance, who has shown her superiority
over so many other great ones. And it means added prestige to Oxford You'll Do that it was his daughter to accomplish what
has seemed impossible until Golden Oxford Ivy happened along. It is no new sensation to Golden Oxford Ivy to stand in first
place. She won first in a class of 68 entries at the Royal Show in May, 1914; the second, third and reserve places going to daugh-
ters of Golden Fern's Noble, and fourth to a daughter of Noble's Boy — both sons of Noble of Oaklands, that we imported and
sold in 1911 for $15,000, and who, with his progeny, is credited with probably more first prizes and championships than any
other bull. We imported Noble's Boy and sold him in 1912 to Hood Farm. In winning the Theatre Challenge Cup, Golden
Oxford Ivy holds it permanently; her owner, Mr. John A. Perree, having won the trophy at three successive shows.

Not Only in America, But in Their Native Home, They Find Their Champions of "Linden Grove" Blood,

Cowslip's Golden Noble, Also

It might be thought, too, that Village Beauty and Golden Augustine 3d were "tied" for first place. They also won in different
classes. Village Beauty was first in Class 3 (heifers-in-milk, 46 entries), and, according to Mr. Mourant, she "deserves to be
forthwith renamed Island Beauty." We are particularly interested in her achievement from the fact that we imported her
sire, Cowslip's Golden Noble, who sired both the first and fourth prize winners in this class. We sold him privately to Mr. Ed.
C. Lasater, of Texas. Those who have attended the "Linden Grove" auctions are familiar with the type produced by Vil-
'ageoise, the dam of Village Beauty. In 1911 we sold Noble's Village King, a son of Villageoisc, to Mr. George W. Sisson, Pots-
dam, N. V., at a "give-away" figure, and he won second prize for two-year-old bulls at the New York State Fair that fall. In
1912 we sold Black Beauty of St. Saviour (a first prize winner at the Royal), a daughter of Villageoise, to Mr. J. K. Branch,
of Pawling, N. Y., for $1,700. In same auction we sold Village Noble, a son of Villageoise, to Mr. T. L. Eyre, West Chester,
Pa., for $425; he won first .prize for two-year-old bulls at the Devon (Pa.) Cattle Show that fall. In 1914 we "gave away" Vil-
lage Knight, a son of Villageoise by Gamboge's Knight, who went at a bargain price to Mr. Lasater.

THE WORLD'S SHOW RINGS AND THE REGISTER OF MERIT ARE DOMINATED BY
"THE BLOOD THAT FLOWS THROUGH 'LINDEN GROVE."'

We might add, that since the above was printed, Golden Oxford Ivy has been brought to "Linden Grove" (see You'll Do's
Champion Ivy, 353251, No. 50 of catalog). And that we have a splendid daughter of Sultan's Finance, No. 101 of catalog.
Also seven daughters of Cowslip's Golden Noble; viz., Nos. 22, 23, 24, 25, 105, 123 and 124 of catalog.

0268

S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 114. Cow.

LAURA YOU'LL DO, 306610, A. J. C. C.

(Reine, P. 17392, H. C.)

Hred by P. W. Le Sauteur. Grouvllle, Island of
Jersey.

Horn March 7, 1910.

Imported September 15, 1913, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons. .

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A Highly Commended "Oxford You 11 Do. from
Highly Commended parents, and one of the great
workers; carries no surplus flesh, but converts all
her food into milk, a lovely head, with dished face
and prominent, sparkling eyes wide apart, very
thin, clean flat neck; high, sharp withers; body ol
great depth and spring of rib; lean hind quarters;
prominent hips and long rump; beautifully set,
thin, long tail with luxuriant switch; prominent
milk veins; tremendous udder, deep and of great
circumference; great large teats, squarely placed.

Gamboge's Knight.
P. 3645, H. C.

Sire of 41 official test
cows. 1 9 of them with
year's records over
500 lbs. butter in 1
year. Twelve of the
19, including the five
with the highest
tests, were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc
tions .

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledy
wink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie,
652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592
lbs. 5 ozs.

Daisy's January Rose,
585 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Handsome
Duchess, 566 lbs. 5
ozs.

Gamboge's Primrose,
566 lbs.

Gamboge's Princess.
558 lbs. 13 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight's
Artistic, 540 lbs. 8
ozs.

Gamboge's Vellum.
531 lbs. 12 ozs.

Knight's Fancy Prin-
cess. 530 lbs. 15 ozs.

Gamboge's Modesty,
525 lbs. 7 ozs.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show-
on the Island, April,
'11. This is the
most valuable prize,
and the greatest dis-
tinction that can be
accorded a bull.
Full brother to Oxford
Knight. P. 3938. C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.
Imported by "Linden
Grove" and regis-
tered as Imported
Oxford You'll Do,
1 1 1860 — not for sale.
He is sire of the bull
winning Grand
Championship at In-
diana State Fair. '15,
and sold in our auc-
tion for $525.
Sire of 22 official test

cows.
His daughter. You 11
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction as
a3-year oldfor$500,
now under year's
official test, will
make more than 900
lbs. butter.
His daughter. Golden
Oxford Ivy. won 1st
prize in her class (76
entries) and the
Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship
over the Island I at
the Royal Show,
May. '15; she also
won 1st prize in her
class (68 entries) at
Royal Show, May,
'14.
Nineteen of his prog-
eny, in our '14 auc-
tion, sold for an
average of $683.42,
including 8 not in
milk. 4 of them be-
ing bull calves.
No living sire has put
the stamp of CA-
PACITY—a highly
finished DAIRY
T Y P E — more un-
erringly on his
daughters than has
Oxford You'll Do, P.
4075. H. C.
(See front pages for
his picture and more
extended pedigree.)

Dam
CINDER 2d,
P. 13742, H.C.

Oxford Kver.

P. 8370. H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Sec'y Island
of Jer. Herd Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.

f Prince Hamley,

P. 3813, H. C.
Sire of
Lady Juliet Hamley.
237518. in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
471 lbs. 8 ozs. butter
in 1 year, from 7,31 1
lbs milk, at 4 yrs.

I 1 mos. old.
Seaside Lassie, 252756,

in Register of Merit.
Class AA. 435 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year,
from 6,163 lbs. 6.4
ozs. milk, at 6 yrs.

I I mos. old.

(Both of the above im-
ported by the late
Mr Jas. B. Haggin.
and tested at Elmen-
dnrf Farm, Lexing-
ton, Ky.)

Cinder, F. 9360. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land. Aug., '03.

Sire of 5 tested cows,
and of many noted
bulls.

Sire of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (out of the
great cow. Oxford
Ever, below), public
butter test. May, 08,

1 lb. 10 ozs, 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 years); public
butter test, May, '09.

2 lbs. li ozs., 83
days in milk.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th.
P. 8801. H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, 02.

Sold for $2,500. in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner of G e d n e y
Farm.

Dam of 3 public butter
test cows, two sell-
ing in our sales for
$1,375 and $2,525.

Her dam also has 3
public butter test
daughters. Her sire
is half brother to
Houpla and Oxford
Lad.

She is dam of Gam-
boge's Pride 7th, P.
10517, H. C. (now
named Oxford's
Fontaine, 224580).
who is dam of Maj-
esty's Pride 2d, pub-
lic butter test, 2 lbs.
^ oz.

Hamlev's Golden Lad,
P. 3128, H. C.
Sire of
H a m 1 e y's Blanchia,
210788, in Register
of Merit, 560 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
9,461 lbs. 15 ozs.
milk, at 6 years old.
Fleetwing 2d, Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test, Tun-
bridge Wells, Eng-
land. Aug.. '08. 1 lb.
9$ ozs. in 24 hours.
105 days in milk, at
3 years old.
Fontaine's Violet, P.
11706, H. C. 4th
over Jersey, May,
'08; dam of Fon-
taines Love, P.
14205, H. C, 4th
prize, Class 1, May.
'08.
Les Ormes' Hamley. P.
3708, H. C. Parish
prize. Class 1, Apr.,
'05; sire of 2 public
butter test cows.

Hamley, P. 2637, H.C.
(Golden Lad's

Champion,
57222, A. J. C. C.)
Sold at our May, '00,
sale to Mr. Elmer A.
Darling.ex-President
A. J. C. C.
Winner 1st prize over
the Island. '99, in
his class; also Cham,
winner over all bulls
at the same show.
Sire of
Hood Farm Golden
Happy, 553 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in 1 yr.
at 9 years old.
Farineuse 4th (Ham-
ley ' s Perfection,
213893), public but-
ter test, May, '07, 2
lbs. 13 ozs.. 55 days
in milk.
Agrippina, Br. Medal,
public butter test,
Oct., '04, 1 lb. 15i
ozs., 156 days in
milk.
Sultana's Rosette 2d,
15 lbs. 6 ozs. butter
in 7 days.
Hamley's Pride, in
Register of M e r i t.
450 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in 1 year. 10 years
old.
Forget-Me-Not.
Bronze Medal. Tring
butter test, Aug. .'03.
2 lbs. 2J ozs. in 24
hours, 1 76 days after
calving, 3 yrs. old.
Golden Lad's Cham-
pion 2d. 61424. sire
of 1 in Register of
Merit.

Dido 2d. P. 81,14. C.

Winner of
Bronze Medal, public

butter test. Oct.. '02,

1 lb. 101 ozs.
Certificate of M c r i t.

Oct., '04, 1 lb. 121

ozs.. 169 days in

milk.
Certificate of M e r i t.

Oct., '05. 1 lb. 151

ozs. 195 days in

milk.
Sliver Medal. '06, 1 lb.

13} ozs., 151 days in

milk.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess. 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice.
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097,21 lbs.
101 ozs.
Sandgate, 122509, 20

lbs. 10} ozs.
Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

li ozs.
Golden Kola. 127232,

17 lbs. 8} ozs.
And 25 others.
Sixty five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of Boyle. P. 1559,
H. C. sire of t h e
celebrated bull.
Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C; Fon-
taine 7th, 8th and
9th, all prize winners
over the Island.
Boyle also sired the
great cow, "Spec-
kled Band." dam of
the wonderful cow,
"Nursie."

Sultane's Favourite.

P. 873. H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of
Sultane 14th. that in
the Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02. in her fif-
teenth year, gave
38 lbs. 6 ozs. milk,
making 2 lbs. 1 1 ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal. She
also won 1 st pr. and
Cham.. Oxfordshire
Show. '00; 1st prize
and Lord Mayor's
Cup in milking
trials; 1st prize in
milking trials, Lon.
Dairy Show, '00, 83
lbs. 5 ozs. milk (2
days), 112 points.
Lady Rose. P. 3962 H.
C, Parish prize.
Aug.. '97. whose
daughter. Suit an's
GoldenRose.213891.
at 10 yrs. old. made
the Register of Merit
with 8.410 lbs. 4.8
ozs. milk. 489 lbs. 11
ozs. butter, in one
year, authenticated
test.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. over Jer., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.

Distinction's Glory.

P. 1680, H. C.
Sold to Sir James
Blyth.

Handsome of

Waverley,
P. 3777. C.

I Handsome 2d.

P. 5686. H.C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

Show, '97.
1st Par. prize, '95.
Beta. P. 3143. H. C.

Golden Be^rce. 157326 (Beatrice, P. 6852 H. C). 3d over Jersey May '00;
sold in our '01 auction for $1,400 to Biltmorc Farms; butter test 22 lbs
in 7 days. 69 lbs. 5 ozs. in 30 days; dam of Golden Beatrice 2d 18 lbs. 6
ozs.. five of whose progeny have been sold at an average of $950.

Beta's Solid Gold, P. 11092, H. C. pub ic butter test. May 12. 1 lb. 124
ozs., in 24 hours, 148 days after calving, at 9 years old; dam of Beta s

Glory, in Register of Merit
Beta's Golden Fox. 64771. sire of 1 m Register of Merit

Beta 2d P 8177 H C , dam of the bull. Beta s Noble. P. 4303. H. C.

Caiest, P. 2591. H.C.

1st pr.. Championship
and State's prize,
Grouville S., '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet.
P. 2964, H. C. and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th. P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 1\ ozs.. 48
days in milk in pub-
lic butter test; 1st
prize winner over
the Island and
Blythwood B o w 1,
Aug.. '04. S h e is
dam of 3 public test
cows, and of the
noted bull. Gam-
boge's Knight, sire
of 41 tested cows.

Caiest has 9 tested
daughters.

Fontaine's King.
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including O r i g a's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit in
public butter test.
May. '02, 1 lb. 12J
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

By same sire as Golden
Fern's Lad.

Dido, P. 4267, H. C.
3d prize, public butter

test, Oct.. '00. 2 lbs.

in 24 hours.

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582. C.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St.
Saviour. 2 lbs. U
ozs.. 214 days in
milk-
Oxford Ixia, 2 lbs. 8
ozs., 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.
Houpla, sire of 6 but-
ter tested cows.
Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass. 1st pr. winner
over the Island.
Oxford Lad, P. 3123.
H. C.

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C.
Son of Golden Lad.

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537. C

Reserve No. for Cup.
'90.

1st over Jer., '90. '91.

1st Herd Book. '90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th.
P. 5391. H. C . 1st
prize. Grouville. '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, '98.

Count Wolsclev.
P. 928, H. C.

2d over Jer.. Apr.. '87.

1st over Jer.. Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

Sire of Alicante. P.
3880. H. C. a great
pr. winner, and dam
of the noted sires,
Nunthorpe, The Owl
and Alicante's Boy.

Oxford Primrose.
P. 2252. C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.

Bred April 20, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of th%sPlefind'f.bu«er eow G aee q Daring of St. Mar s
306562, who was sold in onr '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit f «f^, VadfeM ^6 m buSir n one yearl
the first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, C'r^rc7St^k"e,,wi2nm;f;f Tmerous 1st prizes at the Royal Shows,
Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden Fern s Noble, P. 4570, H C., vv.nne roln men us u P daughter of

son of Noble of Oaklands, 95700 sold in our '11 auction for $15,000), and Lad> Aldan 1 . M-u n . c_ g
Golden Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern s Mon I laisir, Mtoo.)

B67

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 115. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S GOLDEN FLEECE, 353221, A. J. C. C.

(Golden Fleece 8th, P. 16809, C.)

Bred by E. Le Gresley, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Bora May 25, 1910.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome individual, and a great dairy type;
a cow of constitution and capacity, with refinement;
sharp withers; long, deep, well-ribbed body; thin
"ewe" neck; hide mellow and elastic; strong, straight
back, with prominent spine; tail beautifully attached,
long and thin, with luxuriant switch; prominent,
tortuous milk veins; splendid udder, extending away
out behind, full in front, with large squarely placed
teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J.C.C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of several
prize winners.

Among his 21 official
test daughters are:

You'll Do's Favorite,
about 900 lbs., 4
yrs. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs.

Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.

Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.

Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 years
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 years 6
mos. old ; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Dam
GOLDEN

FLEECE 6th,
P. 13399, H.C.

Winner of Parish prize,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., '08.

By same sire as Magda-
lene, P. 12144. H.C,
the dam of 2 tested
cows, one of which
will be sold in this
auction; also dam of
Oxford's Maggie
Cannon; see Nos. 55
and 56 of this cata-
log.

Lilac's daughter, Mrs

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700. to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged £1,391.36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 above 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year (all 3
imported by "L i n-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions).

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, see above),
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. l£
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D.,
90048, sire of 3 in
Register of Merit,
averaging 469 lbs. 1
oz., at 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

Morny Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.
Sire of

Simple Interest 4th,
public butter test,
May. '06. 1 lb. 9$
ozs., 123 days in
milk.

Duchess of Tapon, F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of T a p o n,
238640). winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. ^ oz.
in 24 hours, 43 days
in milk.

Golden Fleece,

P. 9093, C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of 7 tested cows
and of 13 or more
producing bulls.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 72 ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

'05 auction, to Mr.

H. Willets, owner of

Gedney Farm.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C. and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 7$ ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2\ ozs.,
217 days in milk.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4J ozs.

Oct., '98,2 lbs. 7$ ozs.,
118 days in milk.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535. H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C.
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

. C.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207. H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

(See below.)

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test, May,
'00, 1 lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059. that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. Hozs., 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 94 ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.

(See below.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jer., '90. '91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882, H. C.

His grandson. Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test, May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4* ozs.,
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,

F. 5846, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Golden Lass,
F. 5711, H.

C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 auction sale for
$1,100.
Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at o u r
'03 auction sale for
$1,725.
Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. 1| ozs., 214 days in milk.
Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.
Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after

first calving.
Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C-, who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Biron, P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Oxford Dahlia.
P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C.
Oxfordshire Show,
Eng., '93.

1st pr.. R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Widow, F. 2360, C.

Kruger, P. 8677, H. C.
(see at right), is dam of Grasfort Duchess, P.
9789, C., whose daughter, My Noble's Duchess,
252231, sold in our '12 auction for $800 as
a 3-year-old, to Elmendorf Farm, and entered
Register of Merit with 485 lbs. 13 ozs. butter
as a 3-year-old. My Noble's Duchess is dam
of My Linden Duchess, 299 1 64 , 1 st prize
senior y.earling and Junior Champion. Missis-
sippi-Alabama Fair, '14; 1st prize 2-year-old,
Senior and Grand Champion, same fair, '15;
and My Linden Duchess is dam of Algerian
Noble Prince, 131948, 1st prize senior bull
calf, Mississippi-Alabama Fair, '15.

Grasfort Duchess is also dam of Lackland, P.
4617, H. C, winner of 3d prize. Class 3, 13
entries, Royal Show, Apr., '13. He is sire of
Fancy's Raleigh, 129741, 1st prize yearling
bull, 7 entries, Junior and Grand Champion,
Panama -Pacific Exposition, '15. He also
sired Golden Augustine 3d, 1st prize, Class 2.
44 entries, and St. John Parish prize, Royal
Show, Jersey, May, '15.

Lilac's daughter. Actor's Jessie, 222080, is dam
of Oxford Knight's Jessie, 306583, sold in
our '14 auction for $375, to Campbell's Soup
Farm, Cinnaminson, N. J., and her 2-mos.-
old heifer calf sold for $190. Actor's Jessie is
also dam of Jessica Fox, 213512, 1st prize
winner at Washington State Fair and Port-
land (Ore.) Exposition, '08.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Oxford Lily 2d,
P. 5732. H. C.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton, Mass., '10; yr.'s
record, 1 1 ,659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Wellington,

P. 2746. H. C.
1st ov. Jer.. Apr., '00,

and Aug., '01.
2d ov. Jer., Aug., '00.
Reserve over Jersey,

Apr., '99, and Aug.,

'99.

Sire of
Marseilla, P. 9333, H.

C, 1st prize over

Jer. and Par. prize,

Aug.. '02.
Grasfort Queen, P.

9455, H. C, Reserve

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '02.
Roxana. P. 9753, H.C,

Par. pr., May, '01.

Lilac. P. 6717, C

Parish prize, May, '96.
Dam of

Mrs. Kruger, P. 8677,
H. C, 2d pr., Class
1. 37 entries, Royal
Show, May, '00.

Actor's Jessie, 222080
(see notes at left).

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jersey,
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H. C. sire
of Eagle, P. 6736,
H. C (now named
Morio n's Sultane.
162115, and sold in
our '02 auction).

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468. H. C

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C C)

Victoria 2d.

P. 3284. H. C.

2dov. J. and P. p., '90.

3dov. J. and P. p., '90-

Her dam is half-sister
to Count Wolseley,
sire of Oxford Lass,
Alicante, etc.

Joseph, P. 2008, C
Sire of Harrowgate of
Biltmore, 127233,
butter test, 18 lbs.
13$ ozs. in 7 days,
from 330 lbs. 12 ozs.
milk, at 7 years 7
months old.
Joseph also sired the
dam of Eminent's
Fleur de Lis, 535
lbs. 15 ozs. butter, at
4 yrs. old; she dam
of Figgis' Barbara,
483 lbs. 15 ozs., at
2 yrs. 7 mos. old.

Miss Pallot,

P. 4870, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C
3d over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88,
and Aug., '89.

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816, H. C.

Major Gordon,

P. 909, H. C
3d over Jer., '88.
1st over Jer., '88. '89.

Victoria, P. 2423, H.C.
1st ov. Jer. and Par.
prize, '88.

Black Diamond,
P. 1726, H. C

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C,

now named

Imported Blue Belle,

180234, A. J. C C.
Sold for $3,600 in our

'04 sale.
Grandam of Noble of

Oaklands.
Dam of 5 bulls with

tested daughters.

' The Colonel,

P. 1301, C

Belle Grisette,
[ P. 3736, H. C.

Sultane 's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.
(As above.)

Cicero's Cowslip,

P. 1105, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '88.

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.
1st ov. Jer., '83. '84, '85.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C
1st St. Saviour, '70.

Pierson. P. 680, H. C-
1st over Jersey, '85.

Lady Hardy,

P. 1411. H. C

Wolseley, P. 401, H.C.
lstov. Jer., '83. '84, '85.

Gentille 3d, P. 879, C

Biron. P. 1375. H. C
Sire of Pawn, P. 1766,
who sired the hand-
some cow, Brown
Beauty of St. Sa-
viour, 157320. A. J.
C. C, sold in our '01
sale to Mr. F. G.
Crane. Dalton.Mass.,
for $1,200.

Moonbeam, P. 2439, C.

Bashie's Wonder,
P. 929. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '87.

La Rochelle,

F. 5457, H. C

f Felix, P. 1092, H. C

I Pontorson,

P. 1875, H. C

Last calf January 16, 1916, by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas.)

Bred April 20, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the sensational cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's, 306562,
in Register of Merit, Class A, 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter in one year, and dam of a 630-lb. Register of Merit cow. She was sold in
our '14 auction for $700. The sire of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir is Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous
first prizes at the Royal Shows. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

STILL THEY COME— MORE TO FOLLOW

SEVENTY-NINE POUNDS ABOVE THE REGISTER OF MERIT AVERAGE

35 "Linden Grove" Imported Cows at Knollwood Farm Bought in Our
Decoration Day Auctions by Mr. C. I. Hudson

THEIR AVERAGE RECORDS AT 6 YRS. 3 MOS. OLD, ARE 568 LBS. 6 OZS. BUTTER IN ONE YEAR, OR 79 LBS.'
6 OZS. GREATER THAN THOSE OF ALL COWS IN REGISTER OF MERIT TO JULY 31, 1915

Ten of These Cows Averaged 684 lbs. 5 ozs. Butter in One Year, at Six Years Nine Months Old

THIRTY-SIX "LINDEN GROVE

Register of Merit Records at

Raleigh's Dark Wonder, 2351*5..

Raleigh's Florence Bell, 2351S3

Raleigh's Golden Queen, 224610. . .

My Pretty Fairy, 252196

Golden Maid's Christena, 269565. . .

Lady Astor, 26977S

Raleigh's Pretty Fontaine, 213985.
Oxford Lad's Brown B., 235174.. .
Raleigh's Florence B.ell 3d, 248658.

Mabel's Snowdrop, 210079

Sultan's Dorcas, 269783

Eminent's Honeymoon, 213908. . .

Raleigh's Molly, 269792

Raleigh's Remarkable, 2139S8

Raleigh's Dark Princess, 224616.. .,

Raleigh's Fairy Lady, 214023

Mabel's Raleigh's Ada, 210081

My Eminent's Carnation, 203696. . .
Fontaine's Oxford Actress, 18S24S. .
Golden Maid of Oaklands, 203662. .

Leda's Fawn Lady, 213923

Mabel's Fairy Maid, 214016

Imp. Oxford Buttercup, 221579..

Fern's Distinction, 226001

Majesty's Victorine, 213962

Imp. Florence Bell, 224577

Gamboge's Perfection, 271380

Raleigh's Princess of St. S., 235168.

Cowslip's .Silver Crown, 252139

Oxford Vernal, 213961

Lady Fox of St. Saviour's, 213936.

Fern's Oxford Princess, 225895

Kafnak, 227372

Fern's Viola, 23720S

Golden Maid's Brown Lady, 216184
Raleigh's Pretty Nell, 235234 (7 d.)

Average of 35 year's tests ."iSli

' IMPORTED COWS

Knollwood Farm

Milk Butter

Age

lbs. ozs. lbs.ozs.yr.mo.

11,181

7 770

15

8

1

12,300

4 732

7

6

0

11,700

3 726

4

7

1

12,510

0 720

7

7

0

12,196

3 708

0

6

1

9,376

8 694

8

5

6

9,854

4 627

13

7

2

10,701

1 627

8

7

8

10,849

9 619

4

5

0

10.2S5

13 616

3

4

10

S.656

9 604

7

6

6

9,513

13 592

12

9

9

11,641

7 593

6

5

6

8,097

2 581

9

4

5

11,766

4 575

4

6

8

10,711

9 571

5

5

8

10,824

9 564

12

5

4

'.I.Oir.

1 565

6

6

7

S.269

3 552

8

9

3

8,087

6 537

1

8

4

9,056

8 :,:;2

12

10

1

9,032

8 529

15

5

•>

8,730

4 516

0

9

s

7,70.-.

6 514

4

3

4

0,101

0 511

9

6

2

8,736

15 .".00

6

10

8

9,045

8 499

3

2

7

9,112

4 495

8

6

7

8,193

1 188

7

7

3

8,489

3 ISO

1

6

11

6,999

8 478

13

6

3

10,304

7 596

14

6

5

6,200

6 404

9

2

8

6,545

3 390

5

2

4

5,695

10 365

3

2

6

288

10 14

10

6

9

6 6 3

Mr. C. I. Hudson, owner of Knollwood Farm, East Norwich,
N. Y., sends us the accompanying list of imported cows
bought in the "Linden Grove" Decoration Day auctions.
Mr. Hudson has tested 122 cows at Knollwood that are
entered in Register of Merit. Thirty-five of them were bred
or imported by us. The highest testing cow at Knollwood
Farm is Fairy Boy's Jasmine, 231561, 869 lbs. 5 ozs. butter
in one year, at five years ten months. She is a daughter of

RALEIGH'S FAIRY BOY, 83767,
imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1909 auction for
$8,200, to Mr. Hudson. He has 42 tested daughters, average
test of 37 now in Register of Merit, 9,135 lbs. milk, 523 lbs.
9 ozs. butter, at four years three months old. Three were
tested on the Island. The other two are Fairy Boy's Houssie
(a two-year-old) and Raleigh's Handsome Fairy, the latter
imported by "Linden Grove" and sold to Allen Dale Farms,
and she has made her record on three quarters. (Both tests
have just been reported to the American Jersey Cattle Club,
and are far over the requirements.)
Mr. Hudson also advises us that

FAIRY GLEN'S RALEIGH, 79438.

sired by the "Linden Grove" bull, Mabel's Raleigh, P. 3722,
H. C, has sixteen daughters in the Register of Merit averag-
ing 7,729 lbs. butter and 477 lbs. 3 ozs. milk, at three years
eight months old.

KARNAK'S NOBLE, 87952,

whose sire and dam and both grandams were imported by
"Linden Grove," has six in the Register of Merit, five of
them with year's tests averaging 7.9S5 lbs. 6 ozs. milk and
470 lbs. 8 ozs. butter, at two years eight months old.

"Knollwood's Fairy Glen, a two-year-old daughter of
Fern's Remembrance (bred at "Linden Grove" and sired by
Golden Fern's Lad), has just started on test and milked as
high as 42 lbs. 7 ozs. in one day. Another two-year-old
heifer, Raleigh's Distinction, by Raleigh's Fairy Boy (her
dam, Fern's Distinction, bought at 'Linden Grove'), has
milked as high as 43 lbs. 3 ozs. Both arc on full year's test,
and so are never pushed for a day's yield."

THIS SORT OF RECORDS, ON ECONOMICAL FEEDING,

ARE WHAT INDICATE THE REAL PROFITABLE COW.

B71

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEYjCATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 116. Cow. OXFORD'S HANDSOME PEARL, 344006, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford Pearl 3d, P. 16500, C.)
OFFICIAL R. J. A. S. RECORD, AS A FOUR-YEAR-OLD, 473 LBS. BUTTER IN 440 DAYS; AVERAGE TEST, 5.76 PER CENT.

BUTTER FAT.

Bred by C. Le Sueur, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Born April 30, 1909.

Imported August 3, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

One of the loveliest cows that it has been our
pleasure to offer to an aesthetic trade. Undoubt-
edly a great dairy cow, but one of extreme beauty and
refinement of type. A head that would delight an
artist; flat "ewe" neck; sharp withers and prominent
spine; lean hind quarters; beautifully set tail, thin
and long, with luxuriant black switch; body of
great length and girth, with perfect ribbing; hide
like satin; prominent, tortuous milk veins; udder
beautifully balanced, of tremendous size when
fresh, with large and well placed teats.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over

f „^*»i,ire Jersey (with his

progeny), Apr., 'OS.

Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $6,700. to
White Horse Farm,
P a o 1 i, Pa., who
bought six of his
daughters in a single
lot at $1,750 each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

1st and 2d prize year-
ling bulls (out of
dams by Gamboge's
Knight).

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named
IMPORTED

OXFORD
YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.
Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April. '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.
Full brother to Oxford
Knight. P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.
Oxford You'll Do is
comparatively
a young bull, and
his daughters are
making their mark
in the butter tests.
21 of them now have
official butter tests,
including You'll
Do's Favorite, now
on test and will
make close to, if not
quite, 900 lbs. but-
ter as a four-year-
old.
He is sire of many 1st
prize and Champion
winners, includ ng
Golden Oxford Ivy,
Champion over Jer-
sey at the Royal
Show, May, '15; 1st
at the Royal Show
as a 3-year-old (76
entries), and as a
4-year-old (68 en -
tries). (She is cata-
logued No. 50 of
this auction.)

Dam

OXFORD PEARL,

P. 13097, H. C.

She is out of the same
dam as Pearl of
Oaklands, 2S6580, in
Register of Merit,
Class A, 473 lbs.
10 ozs. butter in
1 year, 5 yrs. old;
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $600, to
Messrs, Ayer & Mc-
Kinney , ow ners of
Meridale Farms.
Pearl of Oaklands
(Sultan's Pearl, P.
14787, H. C.) won
Grouville Parish
prize, Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '10.

[ Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr. J.
A. Perree, Sec'y Is-
land of Jer. Herd
Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May. '09,
2 lbs. l£ ozs.; and
other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'OS, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Pearl's Duke,

P. 3402, H. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.
1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test, May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. 1+ ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of < 'aklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

He has 7 tested daugh-
ters, and no fewer
than 13 sons with
tested daughters in
Register of Merit.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,

187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public butter

test, 2 lbs. 7i/ ozs.,

48 days in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our

'05 auction.
Dam of 3 public test

cows.

r Dictator,

P. 3091, H. C-
(Now named Import-
ed Dictator, 65296,
A. J. C. C)
Sire of Instructive, P.
3605, C, public but-
ter test, May, '06,

1 lb. 7$ ozs. in 24
hrs., 3 yrs. old, and

2 other public tests;
winner of St. Cle-
ment Parish prize,
Class 4, Royal Show,
May, '07. Dam of 2
prize winning bulls.

Pearl 3d,

Pearl 5th,

P. 11273, H. C.

Dam of Pearl's Noble,
Reserve, 2-year-old
bulls, 13 entries.
Royal Counties S. ,
England, '12, and
other prizes.
I. Her sire, Moray Can-
non, won 3d prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, Apr. , '07 .
He is sire of Duchess
of^Tapon, F. 9658,
H. C, winner of Cer-
tificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. A
oz. in 24 hours, 43
days in milk. Her
yearling son. Noble
Duke of St. Saviour,
sold for $560 in our
'10 auction, at same
time her daughter,
Raleigh's Duchess of
St. Saviour, sold for
SI, 300.

P. 6516. H. C.

Moray Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and tested cows;
among them. Simple
Interest 4th, public
butter test, May, '06,
I lb. 9'i ozs., 123
days in milk; dam of
Sultan's Finance,
winner of Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; first over Jer.,
May and Aug., '11. j

Pearl 3d.

P. 6516, H. C.

3d pr., Grouville.

A grand cow; owned
by Mr. Le Sueur,
breeder of Rosette
5th, and of Snow-
flake, Cham, cow at
Jubilee Show, Eng.

Dam of Pearl 4th, sold
to England for £110
and winner in '00 of
following prizes: 2d
prize at the B. W. E.
Show, Bath; 1st pr.
at the R. C. S. Show,
Winchester.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen. 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13.604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
w old, 11.075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test. May, '07, 2
lbs. 8^ ozs.

Simone G. G., public
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 5£ ozs.

[ Agatha of Oaklands.
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C., J. H. B.)

Official butter test. 2
lbs. \\ ozs. in 24
hrs.. Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
(See above.)

Fancy's Beauty 2d,
P. 6324, H. C.

Also dam of Imp.
Mohican, 65299 (by
Flying Fox), sire of
4 in Register of
Merit, including
Mohican's Thirty-
eight, 752 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter, 11,435 lbs.
12.8 ozs. milk. Also
has 4 untested
daughters, each dam
of a tested cow.

t Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Oxford Lily 2d.
P. 5732, H. C.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, 162113,
Grand Champion.
Brockton, Mass. ,'10,
and other prizes; 759
lbs. butter, 11,659
lbs. milk in 1 year;
dam of 2 tested
cows.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of

Blue Nun, 126625, 18
lbs. 5£ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair. '01; and
other prizes.

Lord Carteret, P. 2064,
H. C, sire of Van-
ture's Lad, a noted
prize winner, and
sire of winners.

Pearl, F. 76S4, H. C.
A persistent milker,

having given over 4

gallons daily.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminence 2d,
sold in our '05 sale
t for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of £4,560.

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
1st prize over Jer.,'S9.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of Flying Fox, P.
2729. H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him
s e 1 f a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

y Courageous Countess
of Oaklands,
P. 8640, H. C.
now named
Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Morion, P. 1690, H. C.

1st ov. Jer., '91, '92.

Sire of The Owl and
other prize winners.

Full brother to Pio-
neer. P. 1602. H. C.
(see below).

Fancy's Beauty,
P. 5023, H. C.

f Pioneer. P. 1602, H. C.

1st over Jer., '91, '92.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jer.,
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Lady Clair. 3d H. B.
and Par. prize, '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H.C., sire of
The Owl, P. 2195,
H. C.

Oxford Lily,
L P. 3468, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.

Sire of 32 tested cows,
and of many noted
bulls, including
Morion and Pioneer
(as above) .

Alicante, P. 3SS0, H. C.

1st over Jer., '91.

1st pr., R. C. S., '96,

'97.
1st and C, Roy. C. S.,

'98.
1st pr., B. and W. S.,

'98 ; and many other

prizes.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th. all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 47U. H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. pr., '94.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 1 2
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. l£ ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506,21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

Dam of Flying Fox.

(See above.)

' Courage, P. 1813, C.
Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See below.)

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Rosa's Welcome,
P. 1204. H. C.

Fidelite's Beauty,
F. 7499. C.

' Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C.
2d over Jer., '92.
Parish prize, '94.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C-

Sire of many noted
cows, including Ali-
cante, P. 3880, H. C.
(see below).

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816. H. C.

Sultane 's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st pr., St. Saviour.
Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. ov. J., '88.

Count Wolseley,

P. 928, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

pr., Apr., '87.
1st over Jer., Apr., '88.
2d over Jer., Apr., '89.
1st over Jer.. Aug., '89.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
(See above.)

Last calf October 4, 1015, by Algiers, P. 5172, C. (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).

Bred March 13, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the splendid butter cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
306562, who was sold in our '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record, 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk, the
first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240832, made 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 year. Golden
Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of numerous 1st prizes at the Royal Shows, son of
Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (sold in our '11 auction for $15,000), and Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, a great daughter of Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

B 99

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 117. Cow.

MRS. OAK YOU'LL DO, 347984, A. J. C. C.

(Miss Oak. P. 18447, H. C.)

Bred by Mrs. Gautier, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born October 15, 1910.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very handsome fawn of refined type, stylish in
carriage and of unquestionable dairy capacity; very
long, clean, flat neck and sharp withers; level back
and prominent spine; strong loins; wide hips; beauti-
fully set tail, with luxuriant black switch touching
the ground; long, deep, capacious body; skin like a
glove; prominent, tortuous milk veins; udder of
great depth and beautiful balance, attached high
behind, covered with veins, and set with great large
perfectly placed teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, 11.

Among his 21 official
test daughters are:

You'll Do's Favorite,
over 900 lbs., 4 yrs.
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs.

Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.

Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.

Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 yrs. old;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 yrs. 6
mos. old; imported
by "Linden Grove."

Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."

Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.

Oxford You'll Do's Cir-
cus Girl, 390 lbs. 3
ozs., 2 yrs. old.

Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos.;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."

Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos.
old.

Grouville Plush, 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7
mos. old.

Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs., 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dam
OAKLEAF,
P. 14338, C.

Her dam also produced
Fatuna's Rose, P.
12787, C, dam of
Warder's Lady Cou-
lisse, 291470, in Reg-
ister of Merit, Class
AA, 521 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 1 year,
from 8,885 lbs. 14.4
ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. 9
mos. old.

Her sire also produced
Alene's Trial,
252757, dam of
Knight's Trial,
252802, in Register
of Merit, Class AA,
380 lbs. 12 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, from
6,311 lbs. 6.4 ozs.
milk, at 2 yrs. old.

Gamboge's Knight, P. 3645, H. C. ;

Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny). Apr., 03.

Sold at our '11 auction for $6,700 to White Horse Farm, Paoli, Pa., who
bought six of his daughters in a single lot at $1 ,750 each.

Sire of 41 official test cows, 19 of them with year's records over 500 lbs.
butter in 1 year. Twelve of the 19, including the 6ve with the highest
tests, were imported by "Linden Grove," and sold in our auctions:

Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie, 652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr. J.
A. Perree, Secy Is-
land of Jersey Herd
Book.

Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test. May,
'09, 2 lbs. 14 ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
winners.

Oxford You'll Do, sire
of 21 tested cows.

Trial 2d of Oaklands,
P. 3809, H. C.

1st prize, 11 entries,
bulls from tested
dams. Royal Show,
Jersey, Aug., '07.

3d over Jersey with
progeny, April, '08.

He is bred and owned
by Mr. John A. Per-
ree, Secretary Jersey
Herd Book, Island of
Jersey, and his get
are owned in the
best herds on the
Island.

Sire of 5 tested cows:

Brampton Oakland
Trial, 673 lbs. 12.8
ozs. in 1 year as a
3-year-old.

Imported Rose, 429
lbs. 9 ozs. butter in
1 year.

Walnut Polly, public
butter test, 2 lbs.
52 ozs. in24hrs.,261
days after calving.

Virginia 10th, 1 lb. 9
ozs. in 24 hrs., as a
3-year-old, 185 days
after calving.

Trial's Beauty, 1 lb.
84 ozs., 128 days
after calving.

He also has 3 untested
daughters, each dam
of a tested cow.

Fatuna, F. 8995, H. C.
Dam of

Plymouth's Fatuna, P.
17188, H. C, Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test. May.' 14.
1 lb. 71 ozs. in 24
hrs., at 3 yrs. old,
103 days after
calving.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen. P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy,

136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at o u r
'03 sale for $1,725.

Agatha's Flying Fox, P. 3256, II. C.

Sire of many winners, and of 7 butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with tested daughters, including
Halloween's Fox, sire of 10; Trial of Oaklands
and Beechland's Champion, each sire of 6.

(See below.)

Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430. A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. 8801, H. C).

2d prize over Jersey, 48 entries. Aug., '02.

Reserve, 32 entries. May. '02.

3d prize. 59 entries, May, '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,

'04.
3d prize over Jersey, 40 entries. Aug., '01.
3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 72 ozs., 48 days

in milk.
Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard

Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.
She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our

auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of 3 tested cows.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '90.

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588. H. C.

1st pr. and Cham., Ox
fordshire Show.
Eng., '93.

1st pr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup,
H. S., '93.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

Biron, P. 1375, C-
Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Widow, F. 2360, C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
One of the most cele- [ Brown Bess 2d,

brated cows the Is- P. 5428, H. C.

land ever produced.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour. 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 214 days in milk. ■_..*«.

Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50. *

Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and alter

first calving.
Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island. _

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and

cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st. prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow. Oxford Ever),
public butter test,
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in
milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May. '09. 2
lbs. li ozs.. 83 days
in milk; winner of
1 st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion"' May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C, sold
in our '11 auction
f o r $6,700. (See
above.)

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 1 bs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432,H.C.,J. H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 14 ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M.M.Patter-
son, Port Kennedy,
Pa.

Dorothy. P. 4411. H. C.

4th pr. over Jersey Aug., '04, when 14 years old,

and never shown before.
Public butter test. May, '06, 1 lb. 10J ozs.. when

16 years old and 235 days in milk.
This grand old matron is owned by Mr. John A.

Perree, Island of Jersey, and is dam of his

popular bulls. Trial of Oaklands, P. 3644, H.

C and Trial 2d of Oaklands, P. 3809, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

H. C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands.

P. 8640, H. &,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Trial. P. 1187. H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

2d over Jersey and
Champion Cup, '90.
Sire of

Magyarland, 86326, 17
lbs. 8 ozs.

Finance, butter test, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
55 lbs. of milk at the
fair; and dam of
Financial King.

Radier's Lassie,
P. 3107, H. C.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme, P. 1660. H. C

Sire of
Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. li ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.
Little Eminence,

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs:

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
1st over Jer., '89.

Courage. P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

1st prize, St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
and of the bull.
Golden Lad. P. 1242,
H. C (see below).

Hermione, P. 634, C.

Pollux, P. 871. H. C.

Twin brother to
Castor. P. S70, H.C,
2d over Jer. and 3d
State's pr., June.'87.

Radier's Lass,

F. 7384, C

Last calf December 7, 1915, by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C. (sold to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas) . „

Bred January 25, 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, S61S0, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden^ Grove,

861800

B329

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 118. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S SWEET-HEART, 353252, A. J. C. C.

(Carnation's Sweet-Heart, P. 20040, H. C.)

Bred by Geo. Dorey, St. Martin, Island of Jersey.

Born January 1, 1912.

Imported October 31, 1915. by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket; little white on
belly; black tongue and switch.

A splendidly developed young cow of great vigor
and symmetry of form; a business cow, and a hand-
some one; neat head with amber horns; beautiful
top line; very strong, broad loin; prominent hips,
and long, lean rump; beautifully set tail, with
switch brushing the ground; has wonderful spring of
rib, and a deep, wide, capacious paunch; large,
tortuous milk veins, running well forward; magnifi-
cent udder, of beautiful shape, perfectly balanced,
with large teats squarely placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Oxford You'll Do has
already 21 or more
official test daugh-
ters, 1 1 of them in
Register of Merit,
and another just
finishing test with
900 lbs. or more of
butter as a four-yr.-
old. The cow win-
ning 1st at New
York State Fair as a
three -year-old, 1st at
Connecticut State
Fair as a four-year-
old, and 1st at New
York State Fair as a
5 -year-old (besides
being dam of the
pair winning 1st as
"produce of cow"),
is a daughter of Ox-
ford You'll Do, and
she made the Reg-
ister of Merit with
774 lbs. 7 ozs. butter
in one year.
He sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May, '15,
who also won 1st in
her class (76 entries)
as a three-year-old,
and 1st as a two-
year-old (68 entries),
Royal Island Show.
He also sired the 1st
prize bull at Royal
Show, Class 2, 19
entries, in May, '15;
the Grand Cham-
pion bull, Indiana
State Fair, '15 (bred
at "Linden Grove"
and sold in our '14
auction as a calf for
£525 J ; the 1st prize
three -year- old cow
(11 entries), Texas
State Fair, '15 (sold
in our '14 auction
for $745); the Grand
Champion bull of
the Minnesota and
Wisconsin State
Fairs, '13, who pro-
duced the Junior
Champion heifer at
Iowa State Fair and
at Waterloo Dairy
Show, '15 ; and many
other 1st prize and
Champion winners.
(See preceding pages
for further particu-
lars.)

Dam
CARNATION'S

LOVE,
P. 14524, H. C.

Public butter test,
May. '13, I lb. I0i
ozs. in 24 hrs., 5 yrs.
old, 101 days after
calving.

Winner of 1st prize,
St. Martin Show, '10.

Dam of Carnation's
Darling, P. 1S072,
Ci winner of St.
Helier Parish prize,
Class 2, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '13.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $6,700, to
White Horse Farm,
Paoli, Pa.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

34 of his sons and
daughters have been
sold in our auctions
f o r an average of
SS00.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them
with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter
in 1 year.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox), public butter
test, May, '09, 2 lbs.
H ozs., 83 days in
milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Daughter of Oxford
Lass.

[ Rochet te's

Golden Lad,

P. 3856, H. C.

(78218, A. J. C. C.)

2d over jer., Apr., '07.

1st over Jersey, Aug.,

'06, '07.
1st pr., Tenn. State

Fair, '10.
And other prizes, in-
cluding Gr. Cham-
pionship, Tenn. S.
Fair, '11.

Sire of
Merry Lad, P.4251.H.
C, 1st prize. Class 1,
Royal Show, Jersey,
Apr., '09; sire of
Merry Lulu, Grand
Champion, Wiscon-
sin State Fair, '13.
Daisy's Golden Maid,
1st prize. Class 1,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'09.
And many other

winners.
Sire of 3 butter test
cows, including Ro-
chette's Lady Pride,
in Register of Merit,
503 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in 1 year.

Leda's Golden Lad, P. 3063, H. C.

1st over Jer. and 1st State's pr., '01 and '02 (44

entries and 28 entries, respectively).
1st and Sweepstakes, St. Martin Show, '01 and

'02.
1st and Champion, with progeny, Western Club,

'05.
Sire of many prize winners and of 11 butter test

cows, the latter including:
Golden Leda's Nursie, 213594, that we sold to
Messrs. Ayer & McKinney for $1,000, and
who made an official record of 567 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in 1 year, from 10,069 lbs. 4.8 ozs.'milk.
Leda's Fawn Lady, 532 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in 1

year.
Victoria of Athenia, 14 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 7
days; Junior Champion female at World's
Fair, St. Louis, '04.
He has a number of sons with tested daughters,
including Aurifer, P. 3716, H. C, sire of 3,
including Aurifer's Favorite, 286527, 565 lbs.
7 ozs. butter in 1 year; sold in our '13 auction
for $400, at 5 yrs. old.
Rochette's Golden Lad, P. 3S56, H. C, winner
of two 1st prizes at Royal Shows and Grand
Championship at Tennessee State Fair; sire
of 3 tested cows.
Sire of Christmas Pride, Rozel's Victory 6th.
Zelie 3d, all 1st prize winners at the Royal
Shows; and many other winners.
Leda's Golden Lad was imported by Mr. Wm.
Rockefeller, and headed his noted herd. His
untimely death, in a fire which destroyed the
Rockefeller stables, was a distinct loss to the
Jersey breed.
Sire of Dorothy's Pearl, official test, 629 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 369 days, at 10 yrs. old; dam of
Dorothy's Noble Fern (see No. 66 of catalog).
He is out of same darn
as S t o c k w e 1 1, P.
3550, H. C, sold at
our '07 sale for
$11,500, to Hon. A.
B. Lewis, Frede-
ricksburg, Va.; sire
of a remarkable lot
of animals that have
shown themselves to f Competitor,
be dairy cows of P. 2618, H. C.

great value. Sire of Rayonnante

6th, P. 9049, H. C,
Reserve over Jersey,
Class 4, Aug., '04.
At our '01 sale, 3
daughters of The
Owl, all we had,
averaged $600 each.
Two of them after-
ward won 1st prize
in their class at West
Virginia State Fair.

Rochette 3d,

P. 9247, H. C.

Dam of Noble's Boy,
1st over Jer., Apr.,
'11, and other prs.;
now named Im-
ported Noble Boy,
103564, A. J. C. C,
and sold in our '12
auction to Hood
Farm, Lowell, Mass.,
to head their show
herd.

C Trial of Oaklands,
P. 3644, H. C.
Sire of 6 tested cows,

including:
Trial's Sweet Bread,

563 lbs. 5 ozs.
Trial's May Queen, 447

lbs. 1 1 ozs.
Cocotte 2d. 1 lb. 14£

ozs. in 24 hrs., 164

days after calving.
Simone A. B.. 1 lb. 13^

ozs., 124 days after

calving.
He sired the darn of

Raleigh's Dorothy,

386 lbs. 11 ozs., at

2 yrs. 5 mos.

Rochette, F. 7971, C.

f Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.
1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.
1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Senator, P. 2759. H. C.
Sire of

Pretty Lady Superior
10th, P. 9401, H. C,
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Class 2, Aug.,
'02.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C,
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02, and Apr., '03;
2d State's pr., Aug.,
'02: 2d over Jer.,
with his progeny,
Apr., '07; 1st over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, Apr., '08 ; sire of
1 1 butter test cows.

Golden Leda,

P. SOO0, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and 01; milked
over 40 lbs. per day
with first calf.
Dam of

Stockwell, sold at our
'07 sale for $11,500.

Forfarshire's G o 1 d en
Leda, 187458, 1st
prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Sa-
viour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Topsman, Reserve
over Jer., Apr. and
Aug., '02.

The Owl, P. 2195, H.C.

1st St. Saviour, 95.

2d over Jer., '95, '96.

1st over Jer., '97.

Scored 92 points.
Sire of

Golden Maid 3d, Cer-
tificate of Merit, 2
lbs. 5 ozs., 130 days
after calving; Par.
prize, Class 1, May,
'00; Par. prize, Class
4, Aug., '01.

Spermfield Owl, 57088
(Register of Merit,
No. 8), sire of 36
daughters in the
Register with au-
thenticated yearly
records.

Fidelite's Beauty,
F. 7499, C.

Dam of Lady Gray, P.
5784, C., winner of
Par. prize, Aug., '97.

Carnation's Countess.
P. 12659, C.

Certificate of Merit and
1st Par. prize, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'12, 1 lb.9jozs.in24
hrs., 179 days after
calving.

Dorothy, P. 4411, H. C. ■

4th pr. over Jersey, Aug., '04, when 14 years old,

and never shown before.
Public butter test. May, '06, 1 lb. 10$ ozs., when

16 years old and 235 days in milk.
This grand old matron is owned by Mr. John A

Perree, Island of Jersey, and is dam of his

popular bulls. Trial of Oaklands. P. 3644. H.

C. and Trial 2d of Oaklands, P. 3809, H. C.

Carnation's Queen,
P. 9457, H. C.

Financial King. 57788.
(P. 2624, H. C.)

2d over Jersey, '98.

Sire of Financial
Countess, 935 lbs. 10
ozs. estimated but-
ter in 1 year, con-
firmed by churn
t e s t — the world's
record for confirmed
test.

And 14 other butter
test cows.

Carnation's Jubilee,
P. 7784, H. C.

By Rover, P. 2258. H.
C.out of Carnation's
Glory, P. 857, C.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.
Sire of

Petune's Favorite
winner of BIyth
wood Bowl over Is
land of Jer., Aug.
'99.

G u e n o n ' s Lad, a
Champion winner at
Kentucky Fairs, and
sire of tested cows.

Alexie, sire of Mr. R.
A. Sibley's In-
terested Prince.

Finance, P. 4611, C
Public butter test, 2

lbs. 10 ozs., 55 lbs.

milk.

Nizam, P. 2408, H C
1st pr.. St. Peter, '97.
Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter, 57223,
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes, '99.

Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '94

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5th, 3d over
Jer., May, '02.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C,
out of Orphan 2d. P*
2844, H. C, 1st pr.,
St. Mary Show, '92.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P- 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, '97.
Ten of his get have

been sold at an aver-

age of $4,560.
Sire of Eminent 2d.

P. 2532, H. C; Fly

ing Fox; etc.
Sire of 31 tested cows.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.

One of the best cows
the Island has ever
produced.

Dam of Leda's Prince,
1st prize, Tunbridge
Wells, England, '01.

Morion, P. 1690, H. C.
Sire of many prize

winners.
Full brother to

Pioneer, P. 1602, H.

Cm 1st over Jer., '91,

'92.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
1st prize winner over

Jer., '91.
lstp.,R. C.S., '96, '97.
1st and Cham., Roy.

C. Show, '98.
1st p.. B. and W. S.,

'98, and many other

prizes.
She is out of same dam

as Flying Fox, sold

in our '02 auction

for $7,500.

Trial, P. 1187, H. C.

4th over Jer. and Par.
prize, '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

2d over Jersey and

Champion Cup, '90.

Sire of

Magyarland, 86326, 17
lbs. 8 ozs.

Finance, butter test, 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 24 hrs.,
55 lbs. of milk at the
fair, and dam of
Financial King.

Radier's Lassie,
P. 3107, H. C.

Golden Pride,

P. 1903, H. C.

Sire of Uncle Sam, P.
2383, H. Cm sire of
Karnak's Daughter,
public butter test.
May, '08, 2 lbs. 8J
ozs., 108 days in
milk.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.
Now named Imported

Blue Belle, 180234,

A. J. C. C.

Trial, P. 1187, H. C.

Interest, F. 3582, C.

Private test on Island
of Jersey, at rate of
25 lbs. 6 ozs. butter
in 7 days.

Last calf January 16, ,1916, by Oxford Majesty, P. 4057, H. C. (sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas).
I.i iary 16,^1916, _to ^Jolly^ Sultan of Linden^ 120838^ a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's

lghters of
20S38.)

B312

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 119. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S SOCIETY GIRL, 353248, A. J. C. C.

(Society Sensation, P. 19503, H. C.)

Bred by E. H. Godel, St. Mary, Island of Jersey.

Horn November 29, 1911.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A wonderful "big-little" cow, dark attractive grey,
with beautiful top line, sweet head, long flat neck, and
of great stamina; a dairy cow, long and deep of
body; hind quarters of score-card pattern ; hide
thin and mellow; tail beautifully attached; tre-
mendous udder, of perfect balance and great cir-
cumference, perfect in shape; udder like that of
"Golden Lad's Solid Gold," and no artist would
have the courage to "paint" such teats on an udder
as she has naturally, long, wide apart and perfectly
placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named
IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,

111860, A. J, C. C.
Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11.
Among his 21 official

test daughters are:
You'll Do's Favorite,
over 900 lbs., 4 yrs.
old ; imported by
"Linden Grove."
Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774

lbs. 7 ozs.
Oxford Triumph's
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs., 4 yrs. 3 mos.
old.
Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., 2 yrs.
3 mos. old.
Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., 3 yrs. old;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."
Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., 4 yrs. 6
mos. old ; imported
by "Linden Grove."
Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., 4 yrs.
old; imported by
"Linden Grove."
Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., 2 yrs. 3
mos. old.
Oxford You'll Do's
Circus Girl, 390 lbs.
3 ozs., 2 yrs. old.
Egypt You'll Do, 387
lbs. 4 ozs. in 10 mos. ;
imported by "Lin-
den Grove."
Lucea Oxford, 378 lbs.
5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7 mos.
old.
Grouville Plush. 377
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. 7
mos. old.
Oxford's Doreen Dora,
374 lbs. 15 ozs.. 3
yrs. 9 mos. old.

Dam
SOCIETY GIRL,
F. 9726, C.

Gamboge's Knight. P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over Jersey (with his progeny),

Apr., '08.
Sold at our '1 1 auction for $6,700 to White Horse
Farm, Paoli, Pa., who bought six of his daugh-
ters in a single lot at $1,750 each.
At the National Dairy Show, Chicago, '11, every
animal in competition, sired by Gamboge's
Knight, did honor to its sire, winning among
other prizes:
1st prize for produce of cow.
1st prize for four cows in milk.
1st and 2d prize yearling bulls (out of dams by

Gamboge's Knight).
2d pr. 3-year old cow, 9 entries, by Gamboge's

Knight.
Sire of 41 official test cows, 19 of them with year's
records over 500 lbs. butter in 1 year. Twelve
of the 19, including the five with the highest
tests, were imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our auctions:
Gamboge's Grey Beauty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink, 722 lbs. 14 ozs.
Gamboge's Fancy Princess, 712 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Brownie. 652 lbs.
Gamboge's Areola, 592 lbs. 5 ozs.
Daisy's January Rose. 585 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Handsome Duchess. 566 lbs. 5 ozs.
Gamboge's Primrose. 566 lbs.
Gamboge's Princess, 558 lbs- 13 ozs.
Gamboge's Knight's Artistic, 540 lbs. 8 ozs.
Gamboge's Vellum, 531 lbs. 12 ozs.
Knight's Fancy Princess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.
Gamboge's Modesty, 525 lbs. 7 ozs.
Gamboge's Merry May, 520 lbs. 4 ozs.
Black Flower. 516 lbs. 15 ozs.
Manor's Peeress, 516 lbs. 10 ozs.
Gamboge's Crocus, 515 lbs. 1 oz.
Gamboge's Fawn Beauty. 505 lbs. 15 ozs.
Knight's Crocus. 505 lbs. 9 ozs.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink (above) was Grand
Champion cow at National Dairy Show, 12,
and was on show circuit 2£ months during her
year's test.
Gamboge's Knight is sire of 4 bulls with tested

daughters, including:
Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C, sire of 22.
Oxford Knight. P. 3938, C. sire of 12.
Oxford's Brigadier, 78529, sire of 2 in Register of

Merit.
Oxford Boy, P. 3937, C. sire of I in Register of

Merit.
His son. Oxford You'll Do. won 1st prize for
bull and progeny at the Apr.. '11. bull show.
Island of Jer.
34 of his sons and daughters have been sold in
our auctions for an average of $800; among
them:
Oxford Lad's Granddaughter, $2,900.
Gamboge's Primrose. $1,750.
Gamboge's Fancy Princess, $1,750.
Gamboge's Oxford Lass. $1,750.
Gamboge's Tiddledywink, $1,750.
Gamboge's Handsome Duchess, $1,750.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test. May,
'09, 2 lbs. l£ ozs.;
and other prizes.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May.
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 butter test cows
and numerous prize
\\ inners.

Oxford You'll Do. sire
of 21 tested cows.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.
She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28
quarts daily.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour. 2 lbs. 1 J
ozs.,214das. in milk.

Caiest, whose eight
daughters, in our 05
sale. aver. $987.50.

Agatha's Flying Fox,

P. 3256, H. C.
1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.
1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.
1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of
Sultan of Oaktands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.
Combination. P. 3744,
H. C., 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
Beauvoir King.
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.
Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.
Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechlands Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride. 187430. A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th. P. 8801. H. C.)

2d prize over Jersey. 48 entries, Aug., '02.

Reserve, 32 entries. May, '02.

3d prize, 59 entries, May. '04.

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,
'04.

3d prize over Jersey. 40 entries, Aug., '01.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 7^ ozs., 48 days
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Wallets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600. an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816. sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm,
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 1 0 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. \ oz.,
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14J ozs., 154 days in milk;
now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.
Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested
daughters, another that is a Champion winner,
and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for
$725, at 14 months old.
Gamboge's Pride 8th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs.. 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty, 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Wrillets.
Her daughter, Majesty's Great Beauty, 235188
(sold in our '10 auction for $850 at 3 yrs. old),
is dam of a Register of Merit cow, and her 2-
nios. old heifer calf sold in our '10 auction for
$850.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen. 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411- 96 lbs. estimated
^ butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

I year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 1 1 .530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. 82 ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04. 2

lbs. S\ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen. Certificate of Merit. May. '05, 2 lbs.

2J ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 24 ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101. A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432. H.

C. J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. 1 4 ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.
1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.
Sire of 9 tested cows.
Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.
Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in o u r
'05 and '06 auc-
tion sales, averaging
$865 each.
Mabel's Poet is sire of
Poetess Nelly, F.
9213, H. C. 1st pr.
and Silver Medal. St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, '05; Certifi-
cate of Merit in pub-
lic butter test, May,
'06, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 121
days in milk; and
many other cele-
brities.
Caiest 's dam is also
dam of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
who is dam of Ox-
ford You'll Do, Ox-
ford Knight a n d 2
public test cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C.

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show. 96.

2d over Jersey, '97.

She has won the fol-
lowing public butter
tests.

May. '96. 2 lbs. 7{ ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2iozs.,
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Last calf April 16, 1916, by Jerseyman, P. 5044, H. C,
be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

whose pedigree may be seen on No. 137 of catalog. (Calf will

B8S

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 120. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S GREY DAISY, 353232, A. J. C. C.

(Midland May Queen, P. 18644, H. C.)

Bred by J. De Caux, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Bora May 16, 1911.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very attractive grey, of neat type and dairy
temperament; beautiful top line, with prominent
spine, sharp withers and thin, flat neck; very long
and well-ribbed barrel; great length of rump and
beautifully set tail, which is thin and long, with
luxuriant switch; hide thin and mellow; prominent
milk veins; large, beautifully shaped udder, carried
snugly, very full and "flat-bottomed," with large,
squarely placed teats.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer. (with his prog-
eny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 with year's
records over 500 lbs.
butter in 1 year.
Twelve of the 19,
including the five
with the highest
tests, were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tions:

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty, 784 lbs. 12 ozs.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs.

Gamboge's Brownie,
652 lbs.

Gamboge's Areola, 592
lbs. 5 ozs.

Daisy's January Rose,
585 lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Handsome

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Sire of 22 or more offi-
cial test cows, 16
of them with Regis-
ter of Merit records,
including;

You'll Do's Favorite,
just finishing with
more than 900 lbs.
butter as a 4-year-
old. Sold in our '14
auction for $500, to
Mr. E. T. Bedford,
Greens Farms, Conn.

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs., at 4£
yrs. old; 1st prize
3-year-old (1 1 en-
tries), New York
State Fair, '13; 1st
prize 4-year-old,
Connecticut State
Fair, '14; 1st prize
5 -year-old, dam of
the Grand Cham-
pion bull and the
1st prize ' ' produce
of cow," New York
State Fair, '15.

Six of his Register of
Merit daughters
were imported by
"Linden Grove."

Six others with official
tests on the Island
of Jersey, were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove' ' in '15, and
will be sold in this
auction.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars.)

Oxford You'll Do is
sire of many prize
winners, including:

Golden Oxford Ivy,
Champion over the
Island of Jersey in
'15; 1st prize 2-year-
old at Royal Show,
May, '14 (68 entries),
and 1st prize 3 -year-
old, May, '15 (76
entries). Now
named You'll Do's
Champion Ivy,
35325 1 , and cata-
logued for this auc-
tion (see No. 50).

Kingsway, P. 5158, H.
C, 1st prize bull,
Class 2, 19 entries.
Royal Show, May,
'15.

His full brother, Ox-
ford Knight. P.
3938, C, is sire of 12
tested cows, 5 of
them in Register of
Merit with records
averaging 575 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 5 yrs. 3 mos. old.
Six of his tested
daughters sold in
our auctions for an
average of $927.

Dam

MIDLANDQUEEN,

F. 9674, H.C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '08, 1 lb. 12J
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 5
yrs. old, 172 days
after calving.

Duchess,

ozs.
Gamboge's

566 lbs.
Gamboge's

566 lbs. 5
Primrose,

Princess,

558 lbs. 13 ozs.

Gamboge's Knight's
Artistic, 540 lbs. 8
ozs.

Gamboge's Vellum, 531
lbs. 12 ozs.

Knight's Fancy Prin-
cess, 530 lbs. 15 ozs.

Gamboge's Modesty,
525 lbs. 7 ozs.

Gamboge's Merry May,
520 lbs. 4 ozs.

Black Flower, 516 lbs.
15 ozs.

Manor's Peeress, 516
lbs. 10 ozs.

Gamboge's Crocus, 515
lbs. 1 oz.

G a m b o g e's Fawn
Beauty, 505 lbs. 15
ozs.

Knight's Crocus, 505
lbs. 9 ozs.

Gamboge's fiddle dy-
wink (above) was
Grand Champion
cow at Nat. Dairy
Show, '12, and was
on show circuit 2£
months during her
year's test.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow
in the herd of Mr. J.
A. Perree, Sec'y Is-
land of Jer. Herd
Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, see above),
public butter test,
May, '09, 2 lbs. l£
ozs., 83 days in milk.

C.C.-

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug., '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
Beauvoir King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechland's Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Fontaine's Oxford Pride, 187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th, P. 8S01, H. C.)

1st prize, 39 entries, and Blythwood Bowl, Aug.,
'04.

3d pr. in public butter test, 2 lbs. 7% ozs., 48 days
in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our '05 auction, to Mr. Howard
Willets, owner of Gedney Farm.

She and 4 of her progeny have been sold in our
auctions for $13,600, an average of $2,720.
Dam of

Gamboge's Pride 5th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'05, 1 lb. 10 ozs., 150 days in milk. Now
named Gamboge of St. Saviour, 195816, sold
in our '06 auction for $500, to Penshurst Farm,
Narberth, Pa., where she made 640 lbs. butter
in a year. She has a daughter in Register of
Merit, and a son with 10 in Register of Merit.

Gamboge's Pride 7th, Certificate of Merit and
2d Goddington prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. i oz.,
50 days in milk; Certificate of Merit and Parish
prize, May, '08, 1 lb. 14J ozs., 154 days in milk;
now named Oxford's Fontaine, 224580; sold
in our '09 auction for $2,525, to Dr. H. D.
Rodman, Louisville, Ky. She has 2 tested
daughters, another that is a Champion winner,
and a fourth that sold in our '10 auction for
$725, at 14 months old.

Gamboge's Pride 8th, Certificate of Merit, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 138 days in milk; now named
Oxford Lad's Great Beauty, 235173; sold in
our '10 auction for $1,375, to Mr. Willets.
Her daughter, Majesty's Great Beauty, 235188
(sold in our '10 auction for $850 at 3 yrs. old),
is dam of a Register of Merit cow, and her 2-
mos.-old heifer calf sold in our '10 auction for

Bessie's Lad. P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as Orlando, P. 2535, H. C,
sire of Fairy Glen, P. 9178, H. C, dam of
Raleigh's Fairy Boy and Fairy Glen's Raleigh.

Champion Flying Fox, 61441, A. J.

(Flying Fox, P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o' The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize. May, '07, 2 lbs. 8f ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5£ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2£ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose, 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity, 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowrena, 17 lbs. 2& ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day.
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day,

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C. ■

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C, J- H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. 1$ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days.
Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of 9 tested cows.

Sire of Mabel's Poet, P.
2964, H. C, winner
of 22 1st prizes and
sire of over fifty
prize winners.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in o u r
'05 and "06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Mabel's Poet is sire of
Poetess Nelly, F.
9213, H. C, 1st pr.
and Silver Medal, St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show. '05; Certifi-
cate of Merit in pub-
lic butter test, May,
'06, 1 lb. 15 ozs., 121
days in milk; and
many other cele-
brities.

Caiest 's dam is also
dam of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
who is dam of Ox-
ford You'll Do, Ox-
ford Knight a n d 2
public test cows.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C.

1st pr. at St. Saviour
Show, 96.

Winner of the follow-
ing public butter
tests :

May, '96, 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2£ozs.,
217 days in milk.

And 4 other tests.

Dam of 3 public but-
ter test cows.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 sale
for $10,000.

H i s ten - months - old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200,
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C C
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.
1st H. B. prize.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.
Son of Rosette 5th, P.

2881, H. C. (as

above).

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals,
including Origa's
Queen, winner of
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
May, '02, 1 lb. 12$
ozs., 107 days in
milk.

By same sire as Golden
Fern's Lad (above).

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of

Golden Queen of St.
Saviour, 2 lbs. 1$
ozs., 214 days in
milk.

Oxford Ixia, 2 lbs 8
ozs., 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.

Houpla, sire of Lady
Houpla, winner of
Champion Cup, test-
ing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73
days in milk after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass, 1st pr. winner
over the Island.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit in butter test.
May, '00, 1 lb. 14£
ozs. in 24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. l£ ozs., 24 hrs.

Oxford Lass, P. 3582, C.

One of the most celebrated cows the Island

ever produced. She was never tested for but

ter, but milked as high as 28 quarts daily.
Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour, 2 lbs. 1 J ozs.. 214 days in milk.
Oxford Ixia, a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.
Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after

first calving.
Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.
Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and

cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Last calf March 17, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio,
Texas.) Expected to be bred, before day of sale, to one of our great bulls. (Examine Supplementary List of Services, to be
circulated at the sale.)

Tattoo 71

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 121. Heifer.

GOLDEN FERN'S MINNIE, 306933, A. J. C. C.

Dropped December 20, 1913.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Bred by James Le Brocq, St. Oucn, Island of
Jersey.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons, "Linden Grove," Coopersburg, Pa.

She is the daughter of a 24-quart Highly Com-
mended cow (one of the best in our 1914 auction),
and sired by a Champion winning son of Noble of
Oaklands. A rich orange fawn, that promises to
make a most handsome and capacious cow. Splen-
did head, with inturned horns; Ion g and deep of body,
short of leg, and low to ground, with great capacity;
strong constitution; very mellow hide; beautiful
udder development, with good sized and w ell
placed teats.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

1st prize (2-year-old
class). Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.

1st prize, Class 8, 10
entries, Aug., '12.

1st prize. Class 3, 13
entries, April, '13.

2d prize, 7 entries
(with progen y),
April, '13.

1st prize. Class 3, 7
entries; 1st prize, 6
entries with his prog-
eny; 1st prize (Peer
Perpetual Challenge
Cup), shown with 5
female progeny;
Royal Show, Jersey,
April, "15.

Sire of

Christmas Lassie, 281-
443, in Register of
Merit, Class AA, 334
lbs. 11 ozs. butter
in 1 year, from
4,860 lbs. 12.8 ozs:
milk, at 2 yrs. 1 mo.
old.

Myrtle Blossom, 1st
pr., 22 entries. Roy-
al Show, England,
"12.

Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 56 en-
tries. Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '13.

Alabama. 1st pr.. Class
3, 58 entries, Aug.,
'13.

B."r a m p t o n Fern
Beauty, 1st prize
heifer calf, Toronto,
Ont., '12.

Dam

MAY LAD'S

MINNIE,

306607, A. J. C. C.

(MINNIE'S

BEAUTY,
P. 16425, H.C.)

She has given 24
quarts daily, and
four months after
calving was still giv-
ing 20 quarts daily.

One of the rare bar-
gains of our '14 auc-
tion, selling for $450,
to Mr. J. K. Branch,
Pawling, N. Y.

Note that she has
several crosses of the
blood of Golden Lad,
once through Mon
Plaisir, the paternal
grandsire of Vesta's
Daisy. Golden Lad
also produced the
maternal grandsire
of Vestas Daisy,
viz., Golden Lad's
Champion, 57222,
sold in our '00 auc-
tion to Mr. E. A.
Darling, ex-Presi-
dent of the American
Jersey Cattle Club.
Vesta's Daisy is the
World's Champion
public butter test
cow. She was sold
in our '12 auction for
$2,700.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.

(95700. A. J. C. C.)
1st pr.. Royal Show,

'10, for bull and 5

female progeny.
Sire of 37 butter tested

cows.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184. H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize Aug., '05.
Aldan's Raleigh, P.

4116, H. C, sold for

$1,000 at auction.

May Lad,

P. 4197, H. C

His sire has 8 butter
test daughters, in-
cluding Brightness,
P. 11606, H. C. Cer-
ti6cate of Merit,
May. '08, 2 lbs. 6i
ozs. in 24 hours.
Imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and
now named Viola's
Bright Lady,255845.
She is dam of the
bull. Bright Prince,
P. 4129, H. C. now
named Viola's
Bright Prince,97182,
imported by "Lin-
den Grove," and
sold in our '12 auc-
tion.

Descended from Mon
Plaisir. the grand-
sire of Vesta's Daisy,
3 lbs. 114 ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours.

I Bi pulevard's Minnie,
P. 9793. C.

Winner of Certificate
of Merit, public but-
ter test, May. '08, 2
lbs. 13 ozs., 139 days
in milk.

Dam of

Boulevard's N e n a,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 3 ozs., 101 days
in milk, 4 years old.

Moselle, 232790, sold
in Mr. W. L. Scott's,
auction, Shelby Co.,
Ky., '12, for $640.

Noble Minnie. 254298,
sold in Mr. IT. V.
Prentice's auction,
Worcester, Mas s.,
'12. for $510, at 16
months old.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bulL
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, T e n n.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M a s s., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.
Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $7,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.
Dam of the Great
"Silent."

Golden Champion,
P. 3334, H. C-
3d over the Island.

Aug., '04.
2d over the Island,

Aug., '03.
2d State's prize over

the Island, Apr., '03.
He traces four times to

the famous Golden

Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Mon Plaisir 's

Buttercup,
224584.

(Bergere's Beauty,

P. 11259, H. C.)

Silver Medal, Oct., '07,
2 lbs. 91 ozs., 143
days in milk.

Champion cow, Ver-
mont State Fair, '12.

Entered in Register of
Merit, 542 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter in 1 year, 9
years old.

Dam of Noble Prince
• of St. Peter, 83769,
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $525, as a
yearling; 1st prize 2-
year-old, Brockton,
'10; 1st prize, New
York State Fair,
Brockton, and New
England Fair, '11.

Granddaughter of the
great cow, Bobby's
Fanny, P. 3742, H.
C-, who is also dam
of:

Mon Plaisir's Fanny,
P. 9398, H. C., Cer-
tificate of Merit,
butter test. May,
'05, 1 lb. Ill ozs.,
211 days in milk.

Aristocrat's F a n n y.
who made the phe-
nomenal test of 2
lbs. 1 1 1 ozs., when
80 days in milk and
only 3 years old.

Don Carlo, P. 2774. C.

Sire of Between, P.
9287, H. C, winner
of Par. prize. Royal
Show, Class 5, Aug.,
'11 (see below).

. Canadienne,

P. 7047. H. C
Also dam <>f
Cora Smith, public
butter test. May.'OS,
1 lb. 13£ ozs., at 10
years old.
Between, P. 9287, H.
C., winner of Parish
prize, Royal Show,
Class 5, Aug., '11.
Dam of li a s t e r
Egg. public butter
test, Royal Counties
Show, Eng., June,
'11. 1 lb. 8J ozs. in
24 hours, 6 years old.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143. H. C.
Champion winner at
St. Saviour and

Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307. II. C.

Sold in our "04 auc-
tion sale to Mr.
Howard W i 1 1 e t s,
"G e d n e y Farm,"
White Plains, N. Y.,
for $3,600.

Sir Watkin,

P. 2991, H. C

Son of the famous
cow, Golden Lad's
Creampot. 162061.

She is also dam of the
bull, Flying Fox's
Foxhall, selected by
a committee of the
A. J. C. C. for the
St. Louis World's
Fair to breed to the
great cows in the
dairy test, '04.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C.

Public butter test.
May, '04, 1 lb. 7 ozs.,
6 years old.

By the same sire as the
great cow. Golden
Beatrice 2d, of the
"Linden Grove"
herd.

Fancy's Pioneer,
P. 3195. H. C
Sire of

Bushy Belle. 238328,
in Register of Merit,
523 lbs. 10 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 6 years
old.

Gol-den Maytime,
240038, in Register
of Merit, 512 lbs. 7
ozs. butter in 1 year,
4 years old.

Pioneer Renown,
238694, in Register
of Merit. 456 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
4 years old; 1st prize
2-year-old, Michigan
State Fair, '10.

And 7 other tested
cows.

Bergere. P. 8465. H. C-

3d over Jer.. Aug., '04.

Certificates of Merit in
butter tests, as fol-
lows:

'04. 1 lb. 11 ozs., 171
days in milk.

'05, 2 lbs. 5 ozs., 52
days in milk.

Reserve over Jersey
for tested cows,
May. '05.

Dam of Meta. P. 8465.
H. C-, winner of
Gold Medal. May.
'12, 2 lbs. 5 ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, 232
days after calving.

Beauty's Greycoat,
P. 2248, C.

Sire of Imported
Grace Darling,
145737, that made
for Mr. R. A. Sibley,
15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 7 days, from 201
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, at 5
years old. S h e is
dam of The Duke's
Grace Darling, in
Register of M e r i t,
456 lbs. 9.6 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, at 2
years old. •

Deborah, P. 6905. H.C.
1 Dam of Fox's Belle of
Grouville, 180279.
butter test. 21 lbs. 3
ozs. in 7 days. 80
lbs. n ozs. in 30
days, at 4 years old.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction

sale. May. '02. for

$7,500.

Venus Violet.

P. 3946. H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Financial King,
P. 2624, H. C.

Imported by P. J.
Cogswell, Esq., to
cross on the daugh-
ters of Exile.

A famous sire.

Irene, P. 7835, H. C,

now named
Golden Lad's

Creampot,
162061.

Dr. Jim. P. 2318. C.

Duchess of Kent,
P. 6277. H. C.

Prize winner over the
Island, '99; Reserve
for Blythwood Cup
in '99.

Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C.

1st Ohio Agricultural
and Industrial Ex-
position, Columbus,
'01.

1st and Sweepstakes,
St. Louis Fair, '01.

Sold in our sale. May,
'01. for $3,500.

. Fancy's Rose,

F. 8277, H. C.
Certificate of Merit in
public butter tests,
as follows:
'98, 1 lb. 154 ozs.
'99, 2 lbs. i oz.
'00, 2 lbs. 8j ozs.
Parish prize, '01.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C
Sire of

Blue Nun. 126625, 18
lbs. 5i ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '01 ; and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter. P. 2115,
II. C, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our '01 sale for
$1,000, and her
heifer calf, by Fly-
ing Fox, sold in
same sale for $1 ,250.

Nunthorpe's Susanne,
443 lbs. butter in 346
days, at 17 yrs. old;
dam of Brampton
Alicante, 427.6 lbs.
butter in one year,
at 2 years 10 months
old.

Fidelite Beauty,
F. 7499. II. C

Goldeu Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
"03 sale for $1,725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Feuille de Chcnc 4th,
P. 5843, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Was in service at
"Linden Grove" 5
years.

Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.

Caumais Lad.

P. 2257. H. C
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '96.

Finance. P. 4611, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Creampot 2d.

P. 2721, H. C-

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Lily Brown, P. 420. C.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242. H. C

Welsh Girl.

P. 2552. H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C
(See below.)

Golden Lily,

P. 5101, H. C
1st over Jersey.
1st St. Mary-
Champion, W. Show.

Lowland King.

P. 1673, H. C.
1st over Jer., '92.

Fancy, F. 8007, H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

1st prize winner over
Jersey, '91.

1st and Cham., Roy.
C. Show, '98.

1st p., B. and W. S.,
'98; and many other
prizes.

Bought by Lord
Rothschild in '94.
when she had yield-
ed over 10.000 lbs. of
milk in course of
one lactation.

Dam of Alicante's Boy
and "The Owl."

Orrac, P. 1660, II. C
Sire of

Regina Sultanc 2d,
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S.. N A
S. S.. and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9j ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.
Jer.. '95; and many
other prizes.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C
1st over the Island.

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C
2d over Jer. and Tar.
prize, '91.

Feuille de Chene 3d,

P. 2422, C
3d over Jer.. May, '92.

Bred March 5, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the splendid butter cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
306562, who was sold in our '14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record, 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 10,1S3 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk,
the first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240S32, made 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 1 year. Golden
Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, as above. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden
Fern's N'on Plaisir, 122755.)

Tattoo 107

T. S, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 122. Heifer. GOLDEN FERN'S OXFORD ROSY, 310528, A. J. C. C.

Bred by P. F. F. Ozouf, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born May 20, 1914.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A deep-bodied heifer, of substance and finish;
neat head, with rich, incurved horns; strong back
and broad loins ; long, well-ribbed barrel ; great
length of rump; wide, prominent hips; mellow,
elastic hide; promises a lovely fore udder, well-
developed in rear, with long, squarely placed teats.

Oxford Knight,
P. 3938, C.

Full brother to the
celebrated bull, Ox-
ford You'll Do, win-
ner 1 st prize over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, Apr., '11; and
in the character of
his sons and daugh-
ters, and their per-
formances in the
butter tests and
show rings, he is
demonstrating that
"blood tells," and
particularly
the blood that is
combined in the
veins of these two
sensational sires.

Sire of 12 tested cows,
5 of them in the
Register of Merit,
averaging 575 lbs. 8
ozs. butter in 1
year, at 5£ yrs. old.

Six of his tested daugh-
ters were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tions for an average
of $927.

Among his daughters
are the following:

Queen Fanessa, P.
15587, C, Certificate
of Merit and 2d Par.
prize, public butter
test, May, '12, 2 lbs.
3 ozs. in 24 hours,
and only 3 years old.

Gala Rose, P. 14461,
H. C, winner of two
Certificates of Merit
in the public butter
tests ; Trinity Par.
prize and Reserve
for Nicolle special.
May, '12. Butter
test, May, '12, 1 lb.
15f ozs. in 24 hours,
at four years old.

Queen Fanessa was
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $1,100, to
Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney. Gala Rose
was sold at same
time for $1,025, to
Lynnewood Farm.

Oxford Knight has 4
other tested daugh-
ters, including
Knight's Star,
240805, in Register
of Merit, with the
splendid record as a
four-year-old of 690
lbs. 6 ozs. butter and
10,490 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk.

Sire
GOLDEN FERN'S
NOBLE,
P. 4570, H.C.

Winner of 7 first prizes
at Royal Shows on
the Island of Jersey.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
5 important shows
in '14 and '15, in-
cluding the National
Dairy Show, '14.

His highest testing
daughter, Dorothy's
Noble Fern, P.
19097, H. C (im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" last fall),
produced as a two-
year-old, 470 lbs. 5.2
ozs. butter in 36 1
days.

Fern Beauty, P. 18914,
H. C, also imported
by "Linden Grove,"
made as a two-year-
old, 358 lbs. 14£ ozs.
butter in 313 days.

Fly 15th, P. 18626, H.
C., also of this im-
portation, made as
a two-year-old, 320
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in
335 days.

Sire of numerous win-
ners, including:

Alabama, 1st prize.
Class 3, 58 entries,
Royal Show, Aug.,
'13.

Golden Fern's Noble,
Jr., 1st aged bull, 11
entries, and Senior
Champion. Panama-
Pacific Exposition,
'15,

Warder's Fern Blos-
som , 1 st 3 -year-old
heifer, Senior and
Grand Champion,
Hutchinson, Kan.,
'15; 1st at Kansas
State Fair, '15.

Fern's Noble Maid, 1st
senior heifer calf, 24
entries, and Junior
Champion, Forest
City (Ohio) Fair,
'14; 1st at Ohio S.
Fair, '14.

(See No. 112, and
other pedigrees, for
further particulars.)

Dam
OXFORD
KNIGHT'S

GRAY ROSY,
306585, A. J. C. C.
(RUSTIQUE'S

QUEEN,
P. 15207, C.)

Sold (a "dry" cow) in
our '14 auction for
$350, to Mr. T. L.
Eyre, West Chester,
Pa. Udder of beau-
tiful shape and good
size, with perfectly
placed teats.

Rustique 4th,

P. 11214, C.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Gamboge's Knight's
tested daughters in-
clude:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, in Register
of Merit, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, in Register of
Merit, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Knight has
4 sons with official
test daughters, in-
cluding Oxford
You'll Do, sire of 21,
and Oxford Knight,
sire of 12.

His dam has 3 public
test daughters, all of
which have been
sold in our auctions.

Oxford E,ver,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the fa-
mous cow, Oxford
Lass, who is also
dam of 2 public but-
ter test cows, of 2
first prize winners
over the Island, and
of the bulls, Oxford
Lad, C a i e s t and
Houpla.

Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
public butter tests.
May, '08, 1 lb. 10
ozs., 97 days in milk
(cows under 5 yrs.);
May, '09, 2 lbs. l£
ozs. , 83 days in milk ;
winner of 1st prize
over Jer. and Thea-
tre Challenge Cup,
May, '11 ; Reserve
for Renouf Cup,
"best butter test
cow judged by in-
spection," May, '07.

And other noted ani-
mals.

Morny Cannon,
P. 3058, H. C.

Winner of 3d pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '07.

Sire of many prize win-
ners and tested
cows, among them:

Simple Interest 4th ,
public butter test,
May, '06, 1 lb. ?$
ozs., 123 days in
milk; she is dam of
S u 1 1 a n's Finance,
winner of B 1 y t h-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'12; 1st over Jersey,
May and Aug. ,'11.

Duchess of Tapon, F.
9658, H. C. (Ozouf's
Duchess of X a p o n,
238640), winner of
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '07, 2 lbs. i oz.
in 24 hours, 43 days
in milk.

Rustique, P. 7300, C.

Dam of Sagasta, P.
9490, C, now named
Fontaine of Oak-
lands, 195812, and
sold in our '06 auc-
tion for $600; dam of
the great bull, Ra-
leigh's Duke, 72486.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1 st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

Sire of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (out of the
great cow, Oxford
Ever, below), public
butter test, May.'OS,

1 lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test. May, '09, 2
lbs. 1^ ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner
over the Island,
Aug., '99. Sold at
our auction sale,
May, '02, for $7,500.
In same sale, three
of his heifers on first
calf averaged $933.

Among his 26 tested
daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
w o 1 d, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Fox Glove, public but-
ter test, May, '07, 2
lbs. 8£ ozs.

Simone G. G., public
butter test, May, '04,

2 lbs. 5f ozs.
Oxford Vixen, public

butter test. May, '05,

2 lbs. 2f ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

butter, 7 days; 80

lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity

Rose, 20 lbs. 8 ozs.

butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's LaFon-

taine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs.

butter, 280 lbs. milk,

7 days.

Oxford Lily 2d,
P. 5732, H. C.

Dam of The Owl's Ox-
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton, Mass., '10; yr.'s
record, 1 1 ,659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Hope, P. 1948, H. C.

Sire of
Prosper, Parish pr.,'97.
Hope's Regina, 2d ov.

England.
And many other great

cows.

La Fontaine,

F. 7969, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our May, '02,
sale for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept.,
'04, and sold in the
ring for $2,350.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Thirty-nine of his get
(some only calves)
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.

Sire of many butter
tested cows and pr.
winners.
(See front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

1st over Jersey, '89.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

John Bull, P. 2563, C.

Uncle Peter's Rosette,
P. 7363, H. C.

Rosette's Golden Lad,
57498, A. J. C. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Forfarshire, P. 2914,

H. C.
Sultana's Rosette 2d,

15 lbs. 6 ozs. butter

in 7 days.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.

1st over Jer., '91, '92.
Sire of

Nuriel, 1st over Jersey,
'00; 1st H. B. and
Par. prize, '00.

Lady Clair, 3d H. B.
and Par. pr., '00.

Full brother to Morion,
P. 1690, H.C, sire of
The Owl, P. 2195,
H.C.

Morion is also sire of:

Eagle, P. 6736, H. C.
(now named Mo-
rion's S u 1 t a n e,
162115, and sold in
our May, '02, auc-
tion), winner of Par.
pr.. May, '01. Dam
of Eminent's Lady
Sul tane, 171946,
butter test, 20 lbs. 2
ozs. in 7 days; dam
of Karnak's Emi-
nent, 84035, 1st pr.
two-year-old bull,
"Louisiana State
Fair, '10.

Oxford Orange, P.
63t>l, C, a magni-
ficent dairy cow;
dam of Fern's Ox-
ford Orange, sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,900.

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468, H. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Was sold by Mr. J. P.
M a r e 1 1 to [Lord
Rothschild at a long
price.

Regina's Pride,

F. 7450, H. C.
1st over Jer., May, '94.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter was made.

Sire of other famous
animals.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94.

Half-sister to Aurea,
P. 8693, H. C, win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit, public butter
test. May, '07, 2 lbs.
4i ozs., 167 days in
milk.

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Almost a full brother
to Sultane's Favour-
ite, sire of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Rosette 4th,

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent milk-

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Sandgate, 122509. 20
lbs. lOJ ozs.

And 28 others.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056, H. C
3d px. over Jersey, '92.
Parish prize, '94.
Dam of Pioneer, P.

1602, H. C, 1st over

Jer., '91, '92.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

1 st over Jer. , Aug. , '89.

Sire of many noted
cows, including
Brookhill Rose 2d,
dam of Reminder,
P. 2419, H. C.

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588, H. C.

Won 1st pr. and C.,
Oxfordshire Show,
Eng., '93.

1st pr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng., '93.

And many other prs.

Bred February 4, 1916, to Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180, strong in the blood of Lady Viola and Golden Sultana, through two lines. His dam, Sultana's Golden Viola, 240363,
is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506, out of Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Jolly,
being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838.)

Tattoo 97

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OP JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 123. Heifer.

COWSLIP'S BEAUTY OF TRINITY, 308373, A. J. C. C.

Dropped April 2.Q, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Bred by A. G. Le Brun, Trinity, Island of Jersey.

Imported (in dam) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons.

A robust, attractive dark fawn; sweet head and
face; body of great width and depth, with well-
sprung ribs; straight, strong back; wide hips and
long rump; udder running away forward on belly,
with well placed teats.

Sire
COWSLIP'S
GOLDEN NOBLE,
P. 4498, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jersey, at the bull
s h o w , A p r i 1 . ' 1 2 ,
shown with his get.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and regis-
tered as Imp. Cow-
slip's Golden Noble,
120789, A. J. C. C.

One of the youngest
sons of the sensa-
tional Golden Lad
cow, Cowslip 16th,
P. 6084, H. C. He
was imported by us
only after an inti
mate acquaintance
with many of his
family, having im-
ported six out of
seven of the nearest
ancestors on his
sire's side; and four
of the progeny of his
dam; besides so
many of her half-
sisters that we can-
not enumerate them
here.

In winning the "bull
and progeny" prize
at the Royal Show,
he defeated Oxford
Majesty, who was
shown with two 3-
year-olds and three
2-y e a r-old daugh-
ters; while Cowslip's
Golden Noble was
shown with 2 calves
under a year old, one
heifer 12 months old,
and two heifers 15
months old.

He is six years old, and
has two daughters in
Register of Merit ,
Class A, averaging
452 lbs. 12* ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, aver-
age" age at beginning
of test, 24 months.

He sired the 1st and
4th prize heifers-in-
milk, 46 entries, at
the Royal Island
Show, May, '15.

He sired the Sweep-
stakes bull at South-
ern Louisiana Fair;
the 1 st prize two-
year-old heifers at
Toronto Exposition,
New- Jersey and Yir-
ginia State Fairs, '14.

Dam

BROWN BEAUTY

OF TRINITY,

306586.

(LADY

BOUNCE 2d,
P. 15187, H.C.)

A Highly Commended
cow, out of a Highly
Commended daugh-
ter of Oxford Lad,
1st prize winner at
the Royal Show, and
sire of 42 tested cows
and 18 producing
bulls. We paid
$3,300 for Oxford
Lad to use in the
"Linden Grove"
herd. We imported
his son. Majesty (39
tested daughters)
and sold him for
Si ,000, and sold an-
other son for $1 1,100.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, II. C.

(95700. A. J. C. C)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
1st over Jersey with

progeny, April, '10.
Sold at our ' 1 1 auction

for Si 5, 000.
Sire of 37 tested cows.
Has 28 producing sons.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600.

He was sold at Mr. I>.
S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Ten n.,
Dec, '07, to Mr.
Harry Prentice,
Worcester, Mass.,
for $1,025.

Sire of Anna's Doro-
thy, in Register of
Merit, 14 lbs. 15 ozs.
butter in 7 days.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

Lady Viola.

P. 8463, H. C
Sold in our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

Bobby's Shy Fox,
64760. A. J. C C.

(Shy Fox,

P. 3143, II. C.)

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, is
land of Jer., "02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, "03.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, II. C.
Dam of

Caumais Lad, P. 2257,
H. C. sire of Finan-
cial King, P. 2624,
II C., and Guenon's
Lad, both noted
sires.

Blue Nun. 18 lbs. 5£
ozs.

f Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug , '99.

Sold at our auction
sale. May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.
Sire of

Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs. 2\
ozs., 49 days in milk.

And 25 other tested
cows.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946. H. C
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-

1st and Champion at
N. C Show. '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox.
sold in our 02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 sale
for $10,000.

His ten m o n t h s old
bull calf sold in our
"07 sale for $10,200,
and his grandson.
"Stockwcll," sold
in same sale for
$11,500.

Rosette 5th, •

P. 2881, H. C.

Cowslip 16th, P. 6084, H. C.

Winner of Parish prize, Royal Show, Island of Jersey, May, '02.

Cowslip 16th is known on the Island as the "£1,000 cow," as her owner would not part with her at that figure.

She is one of the best daughters ever sired by Golden Lad, P. 1242, H. C-, and her dam, Cowslip 2d, P. 810, H. C , is by Carlo,

P. 180, H.C, whose daughter, Lily Brown, is dam of Golden Lily, who won 1st prize over Jersey, and is the dam of Mon Plaisir,

P. 2548, H. C, 1st prize over Jersey and Champion, '98; sold in our '01 auction for $3,500.
Dam of
Cowslip's Golden Lad, P. 3250, H. C, sire of 6 tested cows, 4 of them in Register of Merit, including Cowslip's Golden Beauty,

437 lbs. 4 ozs., who was sold in our '1 1 auction for $1 ,250.
Cowslip's Astor, P. 3639, H. C, and Ajax. P. 2683, H. C, each with a tested daughter in Register of Merit.
Cowslip's Peer, P. 4695, H. C ; Cowslip 32d, P. 11573. H. C ; etc.

( >xford Knight,
P. 3938, C*

Full brother to the
celebrated bull. Ox-
ford You'll Do, P.
4075, H. C, winner
of 1st prize over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, April, '11; and
in the character of
his sons and daugh-
ters, and their per-
formances in the
butter tests and
show rings, he is
demonstrating that
"blood tells," and
particularly
the blood that is
combined in the
veins of these two
sensational sires.

He has 12 tested
daughters, and is
sire of numerous pr.
winners. including
the Grand Champion
cow at Iowa State
Fair, "15.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm. Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

Sire of 41 tested cows
and 4 producing
bulls.

Oxford's

Brown Beauty,
224600. A. J. C. C.

(Lady Bounce,

P. 13404, H. C)

A Highly Commended
daughter of Oxford
Lad, imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our 1 1 auc-
tion to Mr. Mark W.
Potter for $550.

Her yearling daughter,
Noble's Brown Ox-
ford, 240353. was
sold at same time to
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater.
of Falfurrias, Tex.,
for $535.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Dam of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (by Aga-
tha's Flying Fox,
above).

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st State's prize over
Jer., Apr., '03.

Cham., St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '05.

We purchased Oxford
Lad in the Gedney
Farm sale, '09, for
$3,300.

17 of his daughters
won prizes or Certi-
ficates of Merit in
ten public butter
tests on Island of
Jersey within past 5
years.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

Bounce, P. 9592. H. C.

1st prize, Trinity Par
ish Club, '03.

Khiva, her grandsire,
produced Young
Sultane. the gran-
dam of Noble's Jolly
Sultan.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

Sire of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (out of the
great cow, Oxford
Ever, below), public
butter test, May, '08,
1 lb. 10 ozs.. 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test. May. '09, 2
lbs. li ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11 ; Reserve for
Renouf Cup. "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.
187430. A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801. H. C.)
3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., "01, '02.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479. H. C.

( >xfi>rd Lass,

P. 3582, C
(See below.)

Champion Flving Fox,

61441. A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)
(See above.)

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Dandy 2d,

P. 2732. II. C.
Sire of

Prosperous 3d. public
butter test. Oct., '05,
1 lb. 9 ozs.. in 24
hours, 109 days in
milk.

Lady Surprise. 3d pr.,
Class 1, 29 entries,
and Parish prize.
Royal Show, Jersey,
Aug., 02.

Sweet Seventeen,
P. 2731, C.

Plying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.

Sire of 26 tested cows.

(See below.)

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964. H. Cm and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. Cm
2 lbs. 1\ ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride.
P. 4508, H. C.

Winner of the follow-
ing public butter
tests:

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7J ozs.

i tat , '96. 2 lbs. 2\ ozs..
217 days in milk.

Mona's Glory,

P. 2404, H. C.

Imported by the late
Capt. M. C. Camp-
bell, of Tennessee.

Sire of 5 tested cows,
and of several bulls
with daughters in
Register of Merit.

Clara, P. 5598, H. C.

(Neva's Clara,

161051, A. J. C C.)

Dam of Clara's Or-
phan, 61121, Sweep-
stakes bull. Indiana
and Illinois State
Paixs, 'OS, and other
prizes.

Khiva, P. 759, H. C.
2d over Jersey and 2d

Herd Book prize,

April, '87.

Mother Duff,

F. 3873, H. C.

Ravachol. P. 2032. C
By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King.

P. 2207. H. C.
Sire of John Bull and

other noted animals.
By same sire as Golden

Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C
(See below.)

f Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.
3d over Jer.. Aug.. '89.
Sire of Zanzibar, win-
erof Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00. 1 lb. 14J ozs.
in 24 hours.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C
Dam of Gamboge 4th.
2 lbs. l£ ozs.. 24 hrs.

( Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

Mona 8th,

P. 3983. H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. May, '96.
And 12 other first

prizes.

Beauvoir. P. 1668.H.C.
Sire of Jessie of St.

Lawrence. 168504.

butter test. 19 lbs.

12 ozs. in 7 days,

from 282 lbs. 10 ozs.

milk, at 11 years old.

Neva, F. 2190, C.

Bute, P. 328. C

Half-brother to Cete-
wayo 2d, who sired
Brown Fern 2d.

Golden Princess,
F. 2624. C.

Bred February 1, 1916, to Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, A. J. C. C, a Champion bull whose pedigree, individuality and
achievements are commanding the attention of America's best breeders. (Full particulars and extended pedigree of this peer-
less young sire will be found on front pages.)

Tattoo 156

T. S. COOPER & SONS* AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 124. Heifer.

COWSLIP'S MAGDELINE, 325734, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born December 5, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

An exceedingly attractive brownish fawn; very long
bodied, and with good spring of rib; strong, straight
back and good length of rump; neat head, with
incurved horns and dished face; beautifully set
tail, with splendid switch; promise of a magnificent
udder, with great, long teats perfectly placed.

Oxford You'll Do,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island, Apr.,
'11.

Among other great
cows, Oxford You'll
Do is sire of:

You'll Do's Favorite,
now on official test
and will make close
to, if not more than,
900 lbs. butter in 1
year as a four- year-
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction
for $500, to E. T..
Bedford, G r e e n's
Farms, Conn.

Golden Oxford Ivy,
1st at the Royal
Show, May, '14, as a
2-year-old (68 en-
tries); 1st at Royal
Show as a 3 -year-
old. May, '15 (76
entries), and Theatre
Chal. Cup (Cham-
pionship over the
Island). She is now
in the "Linden
Grove" stables.

Golden Fern's Oxford,
1st pr. yearling bull,
Junior and Grand
Cham., Indiana S.
Fair, '15.

Oxford You'll Do, Jr.,
102269, 1st prize
senior yearling bull
and Junior Cham-
pion, Oregon State
Fair, '12; sold for
$850, at our '12 sale.

Combination You'll
Do, 106878, 1st pr.
junior yearling bull,
Minnesota State
Fair, '12; Grand
Champion, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota
State Fairs, '13; and
other prizes.

Oxford Plush, 234553,
1st pr. at Minnesota
and Wisconsin State
Fairs and National
Dairy Show, '09.

Crippen, 1st pr. senior
bull calf, Ore. State
Fair and Spokane
Interstate Fair, '11.

Oxford Miss You'll Do,
271050, 1st prize 2-
yr.-old heifer, Ohio
State Fair, '12.

(For full particulars
see front pages.)

Sire
COWSLIP'S
GOLDEN NOBLE,
P. 4498, H.C.

One of the youngest
sons of the sensa-
tional Golden Lad
cow, Cowslip 1 6th,
P. 6084, H. C; and
sired by the distin-
guished Noble of
Oaklands, 95700, im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '11 auction for
$15,000 to Elmen-
dorf Farm, Lexing-
ton, Ky.

Now registered as Imp.
Cowslip's Golden
Noble, 120789, A. J.
C. C, and owned by
Mr. Ed. C. Lasater,
Falfurrias, Tex.
Sire of

Two in Register of
Merit, Class A, aver-
aging 452 lbs. 12i
ozs. butter in one
year, average age at
beginning of test, 24
months.

The winners of 1st
prizes at Royal
Shows on the Island,
May, '12 (69 en-
tries), '13 (56 en-
tries) and '15 (46
entries).

The Sweepstakes bull
at Southern Louisi-
ana Fair, the first
prize two-year-old
heifers at Toronto
Exposition, New
Jersey and Virginia
State Fairs, '14.

The first prize and
fourth prize heifers-
in milk, 46 entries,
at the Royal Jersey
Show, May, '15.

The winners of four-
teen Parish prizes at
Royal Shows on the
Island of Jersey
within four years.

And many other prs.

Eight of his heifers
(four of them year-
lings and calves)
have sold in our
auctions for an aver-
age of $400. A two-
year-old and a 3-
year-old sold in our
'14 auction for $800
each.

(See opposite page for
extended pedigree of
this splendid son of
Noble of Oaklands,
95700.)

Dam

MAGDELINE

YOU'LL DO,

306603, A.J. C.C.

(D00N,

P. 11619, C.)

She has 75 per cent,
same blood as Re-
mindress of Oxford,
289462, A. J. C. C, a
splendid long-teated
daughter of Oxford
You'll Do, sold in
our '14 auction for
$1,025, to Mr. Ed. C.
Lasater, Falfurrias,
Texas.

l Doreen 2d,

P. 7813, H. C.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

Gamboge's Knight's
tested daughters in-
clude:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, in Register
of Merit, 784 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, in Register of
Merit, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Knight has

4 sons with official
test daughters, in-
cluding Oxford
You'll Do, sire of 21,
and Oxford Knight,
sire of 12.

His dam has 3 public
test daughters, all of
which have been
sold in our auctions,
two of them for
$1,375 and $2,525.
Her daughter, Gam-
boge's Pride 5th, is
dam of 1 in Register
of Merit and of Gold-
en Fern's Son, 10 in
Register of Merit.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford You'll Do and
Oxford Knight (full
brothers), the latter
having 12 butter test
daughters.

Halloween's Fox,
P. 3631, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, Grouville
Show.

Sire of 10 tested cows,
3 of them in Register
of Merit, including:

Sweet Apple Blossom,
593 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 7 years
old.

Fox's Cristabel, 582
lbs. 5 ozs. in 1 year,

5 years old.

Sire of many other
great cows, among
them, Cherry's Mag-
nate Interest, 1st pr.
and Grand Cham,
cow, Illinois State
Fair and Interna-
tional Dairy Show,
Milwaukee, Wis. ,'12.

Grandsire of 5 tested
cows, including Ra-
leigh's Cristabel, 561
lbs. 1 0 ozs. butter
in one year, 10,091
lbs. 3.2 ozs. milk, at
3 yrs. 5 mos. old.

Doreen,

P. 7813, H. C.
Dam of

Doreen's Princess, P.
11022, H. C, Parish
prize. Class 3, May,
'05.

Oxford's Remem-
brance, 287886, sold
in our '13 auction, at
4 years old, for $500,
to Lynnewood
Farm, Ogontz, Pa.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test, May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of

I st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'll;Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize, Sweepstakes,
B reeders ' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 1\
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets,
owner of G e d n e y
Farm.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes , St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham. ,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, '05.
(See above.)

Halloween,

P. 9703, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '03.

Reminder, P. 2052, C.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
most of which have
gone to England's
best breeders.
Sire of

Golden Glow, 18 lbs. 3
ozs. butter in 7 days.

Reminder's Dinnis, 14
lbs. 3£ ozs. in 7 days.

Final Interest, rate of
17 lbs. 15 ozs.

Tapon's Duchess, pub-
lic butter test, 2 lbs.
3 ozs., in 24 hours.
161 days in milk.

Financial Queen, 1 lb.

II ozs., 24 hours.
Melrose, P. 7111, H.C,

Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, butter test,
1 lb. 5J ozs., 204
days in milk.

Reminderess, 1st over
Jer. and Par. prize.
May, '98.

Donna Belle 2d, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '99.

And other distinguish-
ed animals.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. ,'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432,H.C.,J.H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 1^ ozs. in 24
hrs.-, Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700,
to Mrs. M. M. Patter-
son, Port Kennedy,
Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1 st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

She has won six public
butter tests; record
in May, '96, 2 lbs.
7i ozs.

Dam of 3 tested cows.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.

Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B, No. 999;
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12
ozs. estimated but-
ter, in 1 year, when
7 yrs. old. Dam of
Favori's Jolly Sul-
tan, 1st prize bull
calf, New York
State Fair, '11.

Oakland's Bess, P.
9833, H. C, public
butter test, Oct., '05,
1 lb. 32 ozs., 248
days in milk; 3d
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '03.

Duchess Tamora 2d,
P. 5682, H. C.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.

2d over all Jersey, '93.
Sire of

Blue Nun, 126625, 18
lbs. 5^ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '9 1 ; and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our May, '01, sale for
$1,000.

Lady Clair, 3d prize,
Class 5, 30 entries,
and Parish prize,
Royal Show, May,
'00.

Lord Carteret, P. 2064,
H. C, sire of the fa-
mous cow, Nun-
thorpe's Fontaine,
pubhc butter test, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., and dam
of 2 tested cows.

Flyaway, P. 4856, C.
2d pr. over Jer. and

Parish prize, '93.
Dam of Reminder, P.

2052, C, a famous

sire.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

1st prize over Jer., '89.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,

P. 2207, H. C.
Sire of John Bull and

other noted animals.
By same sire as Golden

Fern's Lad.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

She was never tested
for butter, but milk-
ed as high as 28 qts.
daily.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

One of the best sons
of Golden Fern's
Lad. He has proved
himself one of the
most successful sires
the Island has had
for many years. He
won the State's pr.
over the Island of
£50 ($250) in '01
and '02, with five of
his get.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000. Now
owned by Hon. A .
M. Bowman, Salem,
Va.

Favorite, P. 8354, H.C.
(Eminent 's Brown

Duchess, 157604.)
1st N. C. Show, '00.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

1st prize winner over
Jersey, '91.

1st p., R. C. S., '96,
'97.

1st and Cham., Roy.
C. Show, '98.

1st p., B. and W. S.,
'98, and many other
prizes.

Alicante was bought
by Lord Rothschild
in '94, when she
had yielded over
10,000 lbs. of milk
in course of one lac-
tation. She is also
the dam of Alican-
te's Boy and "The
Owl. ' ' The former
won 1st prize. Roy-
al Counties Show,
'96, '97; 1st p. and
Cham., Counties S.,
'98.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '85.
Heiress, F. 7905. C. sire. IstH. B. over Jer., '85.

Expected to be bred, before day of sale, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by
himself. He is the youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly,
86180. His sire, the peerless Sultana's Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden
Beatrice 2d, has been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the
rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more
high selling calves than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

Tattoo 56

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 125. Heifer.

ALDAN'S PRETTY LENA, 307176, A. J. C. C.

Dropped October 20, 1913.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Bred by F. D. Houillebecq, St. Clement, Island
of Jersey.

Imported (in darn) September 15, 1913, by T. S.
Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Very rugged, with great depth of body; neat head;
wide, prominent hips and great length of rump;
hide exceedingly thin and mellow; good udder
development, full in front; large teats, perfectly
placed.

An Island-bred heifer, from Highly Commended
parents, and descended from some of the most
famous animals of the breed. She goes three times
to Lady Aldan, who is believed by some breeders
to have been the greatest daughter of Golden Fern's
Lad. She also traces to those wonderful cows,
Lady Viola, Blue Belle, the Mabels, Fairy Glen,
and Sultane's Snowdrop, who is a full sister to our
Golden Sultana, the dam of Sultana's Golden Jolly,
86180, the peerless Champion bull.

Sultan of Oaklands.
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475. A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st over Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

1st pr., Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour -G r o u-
ville. '05.

f

f Sire

ALDAN'S NOBLE
SULTAN 2d,
P. 4859, H.C.

He represents a com-
bination of blood
that has produced
some of the most
famous animals ever
imported by ' 'Lin-
den Grove."
His sire was sold in
our '11 auction for
$15,000, at the same
time his sire's dam,
Lady Viola, sold for
$7,000. Lady Viola
has four public test
daughters, one of
which has 5 official
test daughters. She
is a public butter
test cow herself, and
is dam of Viola's
Golden Jolly, sold in
our '09 auction for
$12,000, who has 9
daughters in the
Register of Merit,
and produced our
sensational Grand
Champion bull, Sul-
tana s Golden Jolly,
86180.
Noble of Oaklands'
sire and paternal
grandsire were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove." His pater-
nal grandam. Blue
Belle, was imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold for $3,600
when 14 yrs. old.
She has two tested
daughters, and five
sons with tested
daughters.

Dam
ALDAN'S LENA,
307175.
(P. 17137, H.C.)

Her grandam, Try-
phena 11th, is dam
of Lady Lena of St.
Clement's, 197624,
who has 3 daughters
in Register of Merit,
viz.:

Eminent's Lady Lena,
597 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 1 year, at 5 yrs. 6
mos. old.

Fern's Lady Lena, 539
lbs. 5 ozs., at 2 yrs.
3 mos. old (by
Golden Fern's Son,
bred at "Linden
Grove").

Sultan's Lady Lena,
423 lbs. 7 ozs., at
3 yrs. 5 mos. old (by
Sultan of Oaklands,
above;.

I.ady Lena of St. Cle-
ment's is sired by
Eminent's Raleigh,
who appears twice
in this pedigree, be-
iug sire of Mabel's
Raleigh and Lady
Aldan 8th.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.

Tst over Jersey with
progeny, Apr. , '10.

Sold at our '11 auc-
tion for $15,000.

Sire of 37 tested cows.

He has 8 sons with
tested daughters,
including Noble's
Jolly Sultan, sire of
11 tested cows, and
Champion winner at
the Royal Show.

Lady Aldan 13th,
P. 13878, H. C.

3d prize at Royal
Show, Class 4, 41
entries, and Reserve
for Theatre Chal-
lenge Cup, May, '11,
and other prizes.

Dam of Lady Aldan
18th, winner of 4th
prize, Class 2, 60
entries, and St. Cle-
ment Parish pr.,
Aug., *I1.

Aldan's March Hare,
P. 4295. C.

Winner of St. Clem-
ent Parish prize,
Class 1. Royal Show,
April, '09.

Sire of

Wonder Mary, pub-
lic butter test, Oct.,
'13, 1 lb. lli ozs. in
24 hrs., at 3 yrs.
old, 153 days after
calving.

Maitlands Polly 2d,
St- Lawrence Parish
prize. May, '12
(Class 2).

Juanita's Rosebud, St.
Clement Parish
prize, Class 3, Aug.,
'12.

His sire produced the
Grand Champion
bull at National
Dairy Show, '14.

His grandsire, Mabel's
Fox, won Parish
prize, Royal Show,
Class 1. April, '02;
and sired Calais
Daisy, winner of
Parish prize, Class
3, May, '05.

Sire of 24 tested cows
including:

Violette's Beauty 3d,
P. 13895, H. C. (now
Violette's Sultana,
252253), Certificate
of Merit, May, '09, 1
lb. 1U ozs., 90 days
in milk, at 2 years
old; won 1st and
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
viour-Grouville S.,
'10. She sold in our
May, '1 1, auction for
$2,600, to E w e 11
Farm, Tenn.

He is by same sire as
Gamboge's Knight,
sire of 41 tested
cows.

Lady Aldan 8th,
P. 11906, H. C.

(Raleigh's Lady

Aldan. 210067.)

Highest testing daugh-
ter of Eminent's
Raleigh, 744 lbs. 5
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 7i yrs. old.

Dam of Lady Aldan's
Mabel, 448 lbs. 1
oz. in 1 year, at 2
yrs. 2 mos. old.

Fairy Glen's

Raleigh,

79438, A. J. C. C.
(Fairy Lad,

P. 4003. H. C.)
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr. ,'07.
1st over Jer., Aug. 07.
Imported and owned

by Mr. C. I. Hudson,

Klnollwood Farm,

New York.
Entered in Register of

Merit. Class A.
Sire of 16 tested cows

in Register of Merit

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

One of the most suc-
cessful sires the Is-
land has produced.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
and of many produc-
ing sons.

[ Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C-

1st and Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney Farm" for
$2,350, and is a full
sister to Golden Sul-
tana, the St. Louis
winner.

Eminent's Raleigh,
6901 1.

(Raleigh,

P. 3273. H. C)

3d pr. over Jer.. '03.

2d State's prize, '03.

Sire of 48 tested cows,
among them, Kar-
nak 2d, Certificate of
Merit, May, '10, 2
lbs. 1 oz., 67 days in
milk.

Sire of 7 bulls with
tested daughters.

Mabel's Poet's

Lady Aldan,
248438. A. J. C. C.
(Lady Aldan 2d,

P. 9788, H. C.)

Mabel's Raleigh,
P. 3722, H. C.

Fairy Glen,

P. 9178, H. C.

Considered by many
judges as the most
perfect cow on the
Island. Has milk-
ed 24 quarts daily.
Won following
prizes:

1st pr. over the Island,
May and Aug., '05;
May, "06.

Winner Blythwood
Bowl, Aug., '05.

Lord Aldan's

Tryphena, 306578.
(Lena,

P. 14616, II. C.)
Winner of St. Clem-
ent Parish prize.
Class 1, May. '09.

Lady Aldan 4th,

P. 11184, H. C.
2d prize. Class 2, 40

entries, and Parish

prize. Royal Show,

Aug., '05.
Parish prize. Class 1,

Royal Show, May,

'04.

Lord Aldan,

P. 3984, H. C-
Sire of

Wonder Lily, Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test, Oct., '13,
2 lbs. 1 oz. in 24
hours, at 5 years
old.

Guy Fawkes Star, P.
15886, H. C, Grou-
ville Parish prize.
Class 4, Aug., '12; 2d
prize 4-yr.-old cow,
Connecticut State
Fair, '13.

Theory's Fadey 2d, 3d
prize 2-y e a r-o 1 d
heifer, 22 entries.
Royal Counties S.,
England, '10.

Lena, St. Clement Par.
prize, Class 1, May,
'09.

Plough. P. 14785, H.
C, 4th prize, Class 4,
64 entries, Royal S.,
May, '13.

Tryphena 1 1th,

P. 9442, C.
Grandam of 3 in Reg-
ister of Merit.

Mabel's Fox,

P. 3162, H. C.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470. H. C.

(See below.)

Halloween's Fox,

P. 3631, H. C.
1st prize and Sweep-

stakes, Grouville

Show.
Sire of 10 tested cows,

including:
Sweet Apple Blossom,

410 lbs. 4 ozs. butter

in 1 year, 3 years old.
Fox's Cristabel, 582

lbs. 5 ozs. in 1 year,

5 years old.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our '02 sale for
$7,500.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101. A. J. C. C.

Official butter test, 2
lbs. li ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.

over Jersey (with

his get), '01 and '02.

Rill," P. 6982, H. C
Gave 65 lbs. milk in
one day. Consider-
ed one of the great-
est milk producers
the Island has ever
known.

Mabel's Poet,

P. 2964, H. C.

Winner of 22 first
prizes, and sire of
over fifty first prize
winners.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.
(See below.)

Orlando,

P. 2535, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Chance, winner
of 1st over Jersey,
May, '00; Certificate
of Merit, '03, 1 lb. 6;
ozs., 186 days in
milk.

Maggie's Pet, public
butter test. May, '02,
1 lb. 7i ozs. l n 24
hours, at 2 years old.

Brown Fairy,

F. 7819. C.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

Mabel 41st,

P. 7899, H. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox.

P. 3256, H. C.
1 st over the Island

in a class of 44, "02.
Sire of 7 tested cows.

llallnween,

P. 9703. H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, May, '03.

Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C. ■ ■

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer., Aug., '09; Blythwood

Bowl, Aug., '09; and numerous other prizes.

Dam of

Golden Fern's Noble. P. 4570. H. C, winner of
1st prize over Jersey (2-yr.-olds) in a class of
29 entries, April. '12. He also won 2d over
Jersey and Reserve for Championship, Aug.,
11; 1st and Championship, Grouville St. Sa-
viour Show, Apr., '1 1 ; and several other prizes.

Lady Aldan 2d. P. 9788, H. C, 2d over Jer. and
Par. prize, May, '03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P. 111S4. H. C. 1st over Jer.
and Parish prize, Aug., '05.

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam. he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered be fore
his value as a sire
was known.

His dam is also dam of
Flying Fox.

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

Purchased by us for
u s e at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Eminence.

F. 7124. H. C.
2d St. Martin, '92.
Sweepstakes, N. C.,'92.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

Sire of Gamboge's
Pride 4th, P. 8801.
H. C. 2 lbs. 7J ozs.;
dam of the noted
bull. Gamboge's
Knight, and 8 other
tested cows.

Mabel 38th,

P. 6311, H. C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.

White Rose,

P. 4915. H. C.
1 lb. 13$ ozs. of butter

five months after

calving.
Daughter of Golden

Lad.

Mabel's Lad.

P. 1034. H. C.

Half-brother (same
dam) to Mabel 3lst,
the grandam of
Mabel's Raleigh. P.
3722, H. C.

Science 2d, P. 2042. C.

Actor, P. 2256, C.
1st ov. Jer., '96, '97.

Mabel 39th.

P. 6694. C.

Favori, P. 2943. H. C.
Sire of

Favori's Pretty Rosa.
in Register of Merit.
458 lbs. 12 ozs. but-
ter, in 1 year, when
7 yrs. old.

Warder. 1st over Jer.,
Aug.. '04. (A cele-
brated sire of butter
cow S.)

Duchess Tamora 2d,
P. 5682. H. C.

C Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C

(See above.)

Aldan. F. 6213. C.

Also dam of the noted
cow. Silent. 114438.
winner of many
prizes, and dam of
2 bulls with 8 tested
daughters.

Clarion,

P. 2657. C.

Tryphena,

F. 5327, C.

Rivage, P. 2199, H. C.
Grandsire of 1 in Reg-
ister of Merit.

La Fontaine's Mabel,
F. 5327, C.

Golden Hero.

P. 1833, H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.
pr.. April. "93.

Stilton, P. 4841. H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.
pr., Aug., '97.

Due to calve September 5, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, S6180, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned at "Linden
Grove," and supposed to be the most valuable son of the great butter-bred bull, Viola's Golden Tolly, 79314, A. J. C. C, who
sold in our 1909 auction for $12,000, and in the Kinloch Farm auction, 1911, for $13,000. His dam, Golden Sultana, is one of
the most distinguished daughters of Golden Fern's Lad; she was awarded third prize in the aged cow class at the World's Fair,
St. Louis, 1904, and sold in the ring for $2,350. (See front pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180.)

Tattoo 115

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 126. Heifer.

BENEDICTINE'S NOBLE LADY, 310531, A. J. C. C.

Bred by W. J. Mallet, St. Lawrence, Island of
Jersey.

Imported (in damj April 17, 1914, by T. S. Coop-
er & Sons.

Born May 25, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very sweet light fawn, exceedingly long bodied,
with good depth and spring of rib; neat head; dark,
sparkling eyes; skin like velvet; very fine in bone,
but of strong constitution; straight back, very
broad at loins; thin tail with beautiful long switch;
splendid udder development, with good-sized,
squarely placed teats.

Rozel's Noble,

P. 4464, H. C
Winner of

1st pr. over Jersey,
30 entries, Aug., '10.

Reserve for Voisin Spe-
cial, bulls any age,
Aug., '10.

1st pr. 2-year-old bull,
Senior Cham, and
Grand Champion,
New England Fair,
Worcester, Mas s.,
'11.

Sire of several Register
of Merit cows.

At the Island bull
show, April 10, '12,
his son. Golden
Fern's Noble, won
1st prize in the two-
yr.-old class of 29
entries, with h i s
grandson (by
Noble's Jolly Sul-
tan), 2d prize. In
the mature class, his
son, Noble Monarch,
won 1st pr. In the
class for bulls, shown
with their progeny,
his son. Cowslip's
Golden Noble, C,
won first; while in
the yearling class,
the winners of 1st,
2d, 3d, 4th and Re-
serve prizes were
his sons and grand-
sons.

Sire
BENEDICTINE'S
NOBLEMAN,
P. 4857, H.C.

Winner of 1st prize,
Class 2, 19 entries,
Royal Show, Jersey,
April, '14.

(Was four years old
April 11, '15 — no
daughters mature.)

His sire also won 1st
prize at the Brock-
ton, Mass., Fair,
'14. He sired the
1st prize two-year-
old heifer at Ver-
mont State Fair, '14,
and other winners.
Rozel's Noble has
three butter test
daughters (only six
years old) , one of
which made in the
public butter test on
the Island, Oct.,
1913, as a 2-year-
old, 158 days after
calving, 1 lb. 13 ozs.
butter in 24 hours,
from 30 lbs. 4 ozs.
milk. Two others in
Register of Merit
with 2-year-old rec-
ords of 348 lbs. 3
ozs. and 377 lbs. 11
ozs. in 1 yr.

His grandsire. Noble of
Oaklands,has37 but-
ter test daughters,
and is the sire of 28
bulls with official test
daughters.

Dam
YOU'LL DO'S
DAUGHTER,

308873.
(P. 18086, H.C.)

Imported April 7, '14,
by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

An Oxford You'll Do
that is certain to do
her sire great credit,
and out of a splen-
did dairy cow of rare
breeding ; udder of
great size, with large
and beautifully plac-
ed teats.

Grisette,

P. 13812, H. C.

Reserve, Class 3, 48
entries, Royal Show,
Jersey, May, '09;
Parish prize (Class
4), Royal Show, Jer-
sey, May, '10.

Oxford You'll Do, '
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1 st over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Sire of 22 cows with
official butter tests.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C.
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of numer-
ous prize winners.

(See other pedigrees
for full particulars.)

Lord Aldan's

Black Beauty,
306577, A. J. C. C.

(Plough,

P. 14785, H. C.)

Winner of 4th prize,
64 entries, Class 4,
Royal Show, Jersey,
May, '13.

A prize winner and
great dairy cow, and
a royally bred one as
well.

(See No. 14 for her ex-
tended pedigree.)

f Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C. -
(95700. A. J. C. C.)

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
Apr., '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.

Sold in our '11 auction
for $15,000.

Rozel Maid 3d,

P. 9743, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
pr.,May, '03 and '09.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, in a very large
class, May, '04.

5 Campionships, St.
Martin Club.

Championship,
St. Martin and Trin-
ity Show, '10.
Dam of

Rozel's Sultan, 2d over
Jer., Aug., '08, '09,
and Apr., '11; 2d
over Jer., with get,
Apr., '11; 3d over
Jer., Apr., '08, '10;
3d over Jer., with
get, Apr., '10; 2d
Voisin Special over
the Island, Aug., '09.
Sold to New Zeal-
and, Apr., '11.

Rozel's Noble 2d, Re-
serve over Jersey,
Aug., '11.

Benedictine's Jockey,
P. 3725, H. C.

Sire of 7 tested cows,
including Jockey's
Pauline, in Register
of Merit, 452 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year,
at 6 yrs. 3 mos. old.

Rose Wing,

F. 9678, H. C.

Lord Aldan,

P. 3984, H. C.
Sire of

Wonder Lily, Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test, Oct., '13,
2 lbs. 1 oz. in 24
hours, at 5 years
old.

Guy Fawkes Star, P.
15886, H. C, Grou-
ville Parish prize,
Class 4, Aug., '12; 2d
prize 4-yr.-old cow,
Connecticut State
Fair, '13.

Theory's Fadey 2d, 3d
prize 2-y ear-old
heifer, 22 entries,
Royal Counties S. ,
England, '10.

Lena, St. Clement Par.
prize, Class 1, May.
'09.

Plough, P. 14785, H.
C, 4th prize, Class 4,
64 entries, Royal S.,
May, '13.

Between,

P. 9287, H. C.

Winner of Par. prize,
Royal Show, Class 5,
Aug.. '11.

Also dam of Easter
Egg, public butter
test, Royal Counties
Show, Eng., June,
'11, 1 lb. 8i ozs. in
24 hours, 6 years old.

Full sister to Boule-
vard's Minnie, pub-
lic butter test, 2 lbs.
1$ ozs., 139 days in
milk ; dam of May
Lad's Minnie,
306607, a grand cow.

Pearl King,

P. 2827, H. C.

2d State's pr., Apr., '02.

Reserve for Godding-
ton purse. May, '02.

2d State's pr., Apr., '03.

Goddington purse.
May, '04.

Sire of

Silver Lass Pearl, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'10, 1 lb. 15i ozs.,
1 18 days in milk.

Newcome's Beauty,
public butter test,
Oct., '09, 1 lb. 11
ozs., 171 days in
milk.

Rozel Maid,

P. 7417, C.

Her dam, Rayonnante
3d, P. 4716, H. C.,'
took first prize at
St. Martin Show
many years in suc-
cession.

Jockey, P. 3358, H. C.

He is also sire of the
bull, Benedictine's
Jockey, P. 3725, H.
C, sire of Cunning
Mouse 3d, public
butter test, Oct., '10,
1 lb. ll£ ozs., 78
days in milk; Re-
serve over Jer. and
Par. prize, Aug., '10;
Fusee 3d, public
butter test, May, '11,
1 lb. 9 ozs., 103 days
in milk. And other
winners.

Young Benedictine 3d,
P. 7725, H. C.

1st over Jer., Cham-
pion class, May, '09.

Reserve for Theatre
Challenge Cup,
May, '08.

1st over Jer., Cham-
pion class. May, '08.

Halloween's Fox,

P. 3631. H. C.
(See opposite page for
his pedigree.)

Golden Prince,

P. 2502. H. C.

Champion, Aug., '97.

Sire of the great butter
bull, Willoh, P.2855.
H. C, sire of the 2
highest testing
daughters of L a d y
Viola.

Distinction's Pearl,
P. 5851, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '99, and
numerous other prs.
Dam of

Oxford Distinction's
Queen, P. 11732, H.
C, 1st prize over
Jer., Aug., '06, and
Blythwood Bowl.

Benedictine's Prince,
P. 2951, C.

Sire of Lady Carita, P.
9768. C-, winner St.
Helier Parish prize,
May, '08; dam of
Lady Carita 4th, P.
12402, H. C, 2d pr.
and Reserve for
Cham., St. Helier
Show, '08; 1st and
Cham., St. Helier
Show, '09.

Grisette, F. 8358, H. C.

Golden King,

P. 2329, H. C.

2d St. Lawrence, '96.

His grandsire, Cicero,
is sire of Lady Long-
field, 23524, 20 lbs.
13 ozs.; Lady Fair,
22103, 19 lbs. 10
ozs. ; Cicero's Jolie,
1S246, 18 lbs. 3 ozs.

Young Benedictine 2d,

P. 6714, H. C.
Par. prize. May. '99.
Reserve, May, '00.
1st St. Lawrence.
3d over Jer., May, '02.

Lady Aldan, P. S470. H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over Jer., Aug., '09; Blythwood

Bowl, Aug., '09; and numerous other prizes.

Dam of

Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, winner of
1st prize over Jersey (2-yr.-oIds) in a class of
29 entries, April, '12. He also won 2d over
Jersey and Reserve for Championship, Aug.,
'11; 1st and Championship, Grouville-St. Sa-
viour Show, Apr., '11 ; and several other prizes.

Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
May, '03.

Lady Aldan 4th, P.
11184, H. C, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Aug., '05.

Aldan's Raleigh, P.
4116, H. C, sold for
$1,000 at auction.

Don Carlo, P. 2774. C.

Also sire of Boule-
vard's Minnie, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 2 lbs. li ozs..
139 days in milk;
dam of Boulevard's
Nena, public butter
test, May, '10, 2 lbs.

3 ozs. in 24 hours,
101 days in milk, at

4 years old.

Beauty's Greycoat,
P. 2248, C-

Sire of Imported
Grace Darling,
145737, that made
for Mr. R. A. Sibley,
15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter
in 7 days, from 201
lbs. 4 ozs. milk, at 5
years old. She is
dam of The Duke's
Grace Darling, in
Register of M e r i t,
456 lbs. 9.6 ozs. but
ter in 1 year, at 2
years old.

Deborah, P. 6905. H.C.

Dam of Fox's Belle of
Grouville, 180279.
butter test, 21 lbs.
3 ozs. in 7 days, 80
lbs. 11 ozs. in 30
days, at 4 years old.

Canadienne, P. 7047, H. C.

Also dam of
Boulevard's Minnie, Certificate of Merit, public

butter test, May, '08, 2 lbs. If ozs., 139 days

in milk.
Cora Smith, public butter test. May, '08, 1 lb.

13£ ozs., at 10 years old.

Golden Grain,

P. 2112, H. C.
Grandson of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Golden Gem,

P. 5654, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. May, '94, '95;

Aug., '95, '96.

Perry Farm Glory,
P. 1717, H. C.
3d over Jer., Aug., '92.
His dam is a daughter

of E m i n e n c e, F.

7124, H. C.

Distinction,

F. 5519, H. C.
4th over Jer. and 1st

F. S. pr., '90.
3d over Jersey, '90.

Hussy's King,

P. 2540, H. C.

Young Benedictine 2d,
P. 6714, H. C.

Dam of Young Bene-
dictine 3d, P. 7725,
H. C. (see below).

Golden Hero,

P. 1833, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, Apr., '93.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '93.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '94, '95.

Rosebay 2d,

P 1116, H. C.
4th over Jersey, '90.
1st St. Lawrence, '90.
Grandam of Golden

Rosebay, 157333.

sold at our '01 sale

for $2,775.

Clemenceau,

P. 1988. H. C.

Sire of many prize
winners, including
Bella Bey, 2d over
Jer., Aug., '98.

Young Benedictine,
P. 5553, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Aldan, F. 6213, C.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of

Blue Nun. 126625, 18
lbs. 5+ ozs.; Sweep-
stakes cow at Ohio
State Fair, '01 ; and
other prizes.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our '01 sale for
$1,000, and her
heifer calf, by Fly-
ing Fox, sold in
same sale for $1 ,250.

Fidelite Beauty,
F. 7499, H. C.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 sale for $1,725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Feuille de Chene 4th,
P. 5843, H. C.

Bred March 9, 1916, to Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180, strong in the blood of Lady Viola and Golden Sultana, through two crosses. His dam, Sultana's Golden Viola,
240363, is by Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506, out of Golden Jolly's Lady Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters of Golden
Jolly, being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314. (See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838.)

Tattoo 132

No. 127. Heifer.

T. S. COOPEK & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30. 1916.

SULTANA'S OXFORD CROCUS, 319711, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born September 2, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

An exceedingly handsome light fawn, of stylish
carriage and of the very best breeding; sweet head
and face; strong, straight back and broad loins;
beautifully set tail, with generous switch; lone, well-
ribbed barrel; thin, mellow hide; splendid develop-
ment of udder, with large teats, beautifully placed.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, A. J. C. C,

Sold in our '09 auction
for $1 1,000.

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
$13,000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as 2 and 3 yr. olds.

Sire of Jolly Royal Sul-
tan, 90032, sold at
fCinloch Farm sale,
'11, for $10,000.

Sire
SULTANA'S

GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

A bull that has re-
ceived the patronage
of some of America's
best breeders, such
as Messrs. Ayer Si
McKinney, Mr.R.A.
Sibley, Hon. Robert
J. Fleming, of To-
ronto, and others.

He sired Golden
Fern's Jolly, 100629,
1st prize 2 -year old
bull, Senior and
Grand Champion,
Sfississippi- Alabama
Fair, '13.

Golden Fern's Jolly
was also Grand
Champion at the
Mississippi-Alabama
Fair, '14, when the
judge, Mr. C. T.
Graves, said; "This
is the most out-
standing bull I have
seen in years," and
advised his owner to
take him to the
National Dairy
Show.

His grandsire, Golden
Fern's Lad, was in
the "Linden Grove"
herd for 5 years, and
has 31 butter test
daughters.

Sire of numerous other
winners.

(See opposite page for
further particulars.)

Dam
OXFORD LAD'S

CROCUS,
P. 12049, H. C.

Dam of Majesty's
Brown Crocus, 306-
622. in Register of
Merit. 743 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year; the
highest testing cow
by Oxford Majesty;
sold in our '14 auc-
tion for $410, to Mr.
John G. Howland,
Quechee, Vt.

She is dam of Gam-
boge's Crocus,
252147, in Register
of Merit. 515 lbs. 1
oz. butter in 1 year;
sold in our '11 auc-
tion for $535; dam
of 1 in Register of
Merit, and of a pub-
lic butter test cow

Full sister to Imported
■ I Butter iip.
224579 (Crocus 5th,
1». 1074M, II C),
public buttei tesl .
May, '08, 2 1 1 « -
1 14 days in milk. 5
years old; 2d over
Jersey. Aug., '04;
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for S700 to Mi
C.I. Hudson . enter
ed in Register
of M^rit, 516 lbs.
butter in 1 year.

f Golden Jolly, P. 2921 , H. C.

1st prize and Champion, North Show, '00. A famous sire of butter cows and
winners.

Sire of

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show, '03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S., '03.

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize, Illinois State Fair, '08; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago, '08.

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce. National Dairy Show, Chicago, and Illinois State Fair, '08; and
many other winners.

Golden Jolly has 24 butter tested daughters.

He is a son of Golden Fern's Lad (see below) and the great cow, Brook-
hill Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C.

Sold in our May, '11, auction for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Public butter test. May, '04. 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize, Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour and Grouville Show, '05.

1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May, '05.

1st over England wherever exhibited, '06 and '07.

Champion over all England, '07.

1st prize for butter- test cows, August. '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909, H. C, winner of 1st over Jersey for

bull and progenv. April, '10. He was sold in our May, '11, auction for

$15,000.
Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters

Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C- "

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, St. Louis. '04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country.
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the "Linden
Grove" home herd.

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad, P. 2160, out of Sultane 9th, P. 1145, H. C, winner of many
first prizes over the Island, and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, H. C. Her
grandam, Sultane, P. 7, H. C. is the first of the greatest family of Jerseys
ever bred and owned by that famous breeder, Mr. J. P. Marett. Thus
Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest living
descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially in the
udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has inherited all
her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 43 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
S11.100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,700.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

She is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan. 72755. sire of two 2 year-olds
in Register of Merit with year's butter records.

Oxford Lad,

P. 3123, H. C.

1st St. Saviour pr., '02.

Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
viour-Grouville S.,
Apr., '03.

1st State's prize over
Jer., Apr., '03.

Cham., St. Saviour-
Grouville Show, '05.

We purchased Oxford
Lad in the Gedney
Farm sale, '09, for
$3,300.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

Sire of 18 or more bulls
with daughters in
R. of M., including
Majesty, sire of 39
tested cows, im
ported by "Linden
Grove" ; Stockwell.
sire of 12, imported
by us.

Sire of

Sultanas Oxford Lad,
76506, sold in our
10 sale for SI 1.100.

Stockwell, P. 3550. H.
C-, sold in our '08
sale for $11,500.

I Oxford Beauty of St.
S a v i on r, 235161,
sold for $1,325.

Crocus 3d,

r 9297, C.

A great dairy COW ,
milking 20 <in;irts
daily.

Dam "I

Imported Oxford
buttercup, ' !
in Register of Merit.
516 lbs. butter in 1
year, 9 years old.

i 4th, public but-
ter test, 1 lb. 1 I «>/s.
as a 2 year old, 1 *4
days after calving;
now named < txiord
Majesty's Crocus,
290832, and sold at
auction for $1,000

f Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.
(Flying Fox.

P. 2729. H. C.)

Oxford Lass.

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the Is-
land ever produced.

Queenie's Prince 2d,
P. 2574, H. C.
Sire of

oxford Ixia 3d, P.
8584, II. C. 2 lbs.
15 ozs. ; dam of the
bull, Royal Majesty ,
sire of 39 tested
co» s and sold in our
os -ale lor S1.000.

La Duchesse. public
hotter test, 2 lbs. 1A
ozs., at 13 years old.

Patent 2d, public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. i oz.,
at 3 years old.

] lis dam has 2 public
butter test daugh-
ters, and is dam of
Queenie's Prince, P.
2281, H, C, sire of
5 public butter test
cows.

Cr..ciis. P. '.4o4, H. C.

Certificate of Merit,

public butter test.

99; \ i «■ 1 d, l lb.l4i(

■ izs i ''1 <lays in milk.

Dam of

1' tl, nl, I'. 7497, H. C,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 5 ozs., 3 yrs. old.

Patent 5th, P. 10793,
. II. C, public butter
test, 1 lb. 12 ozs.,
136 days in milk.

Roupla's Grey Crocus,
195822, sold in our
'06 auction for £500.

Bruce. P. 2327, H. C.

His sire has 2 public
test daughters, and
is sire of Queenie's
Prince, P. 2281, H.C.

Queenie, P. 4859, C.
now named
[ Golden Queen of

St. Saviour.

149137. A. J. C. C.

Won Par. pr., in ^95.

Reserve ov. Jer., '97.

^Public butter test, '96,

2 lbs. 1 « ozs. in 24

hours, 214 days in

milk.-

Gamboge's Lad,
P. 1798, II. C.

Parish pr., Apr., "93.

Reserve over Jersey,
Class 2, April. '94.

Sire of Lucy 7 th, P.
6248, H. C winner
of 1st over Jersey
and B 1 y t h w o o d
Bowl, Aug., '00.
(Now named Cham-
pion Lucy, 161054.)

Full brother to Gam-
boge 's Pride,
P. 4508. H. C

Lucy 5th, P. 4056, C.

Dam of Cynthia, P.

7927, H. C, whose

daughter, Cynthia
4th. P. 10713. H. C.
(Oxford'sFawnl.ucy,
238439), made 1 lb.
142 ozs. in public
butter test, 139 days
in milk, and sold in
our '10 auction for
SI. 000.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr.. '98.

1st over Jer., Aug.. '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton. Shelby-
ville, Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our 01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, 23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145. H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

IstH. B. over Jer.. '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter. P. 2115.
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop, P.
8578, H. C, a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands, P. 3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96. Sold to
Mi T Roberts, N;ir
berth. Pa.

Result's Prince,

P. 2004, H. C.
Reserve over Jer., '94.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. II. C.

i txford Lass,
1' (582,

f Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.
Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner of Certificate of
Merit in butter test.
May. '00, 1 lb. 14^
ozs. in 24 hours.
Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C- (as
above i.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th.

Certificate of Merit

winner, 2 lbs. l J ozs.

butter in 24 hours.
Gamboge's Pride,

P. 4508. H. C.

' Nestor 7 th,

P. 1029, H. C
3d over Jersey. '88.

f Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

(7657, A. J. C C.)
I 1st over Jer., '82.
Sold at our sale. Oct..

"82, for S3, 100.
{ Sire of Lady Longfield.

23524, 20 lbs. 13

ozs. ; and 5 others.
Also sire of Count Cice

ro, F. 398, H. C,

grandsire of Golden

Lad.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

Dam of
Sultane 2d, rate of 23

lbs. 8 ozs.. for M. II.

Messchert.
Sultane 5th. 1st prize

over all Jersey, '80.

and sold at our sale.

May, '83, for $2,800.

Favorite's Lad,

P. 1678. H. C.
Grandson of Favorite's
Boy (as below).

{ Beau Resultat 2d,
P. 3647. H. C

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882. H. C.

.Sire of Lucy 4th, P.
3733, H. C.

His grandson. Favor-
ite's Lad. is sire of:

1 ris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May. '01.
2 lbs. 4* ozs., 220
days in milk.

Fancy 1 1 th. Certificate
of Merit. May. '00.
2 lbs. 3J ozs.; Bronze
Medal (2d prize),
March. 00, 2 lbs. 11
ozs.. 50 lbs. 12 ozs.
milk.

Gamboge 4th. 2 lbs, 4J
ozs.

Result's Prince
(as above).

Browny's Grey.
F. 2353, H.

Nestor 3d,

P. 795. H.

C

Una 2d,

P. 1557, H. C
3d over Jersey, '88.
4th over Jersey. '88.

; dam of

Bred April 22
younges

Lucy. F. 7239, H. C

Dam oi" Lucy 4th. P.

3733. H. C, 2d over Jersey, Aug., 04; *
2 butter test cows. She is also dam of Lucy
7th. P. 6428. H. C, 1st over Jersey, 19 entries,
and Blythwood Bowl, Aug., '00; and of the
bull, Lucy's Boy, P. 1921, C. sire of Model,
public butter test, 2 lbs. 10 ozs., and other
great cows.

He is the

5, L916, t,, Golden Beatrice's Sultan. 121193, A. .1. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself
t soS of the famous Golden Beatrice 2^162060, and^er only son *red b^Sultana's GoW^^OU %c»£e s!£

made at the rate of 18 lbs.
more high selling calves

Tattoo 159

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 128. Heifer.

MINETTE'S SULTANA, 324990, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born November 28, 1914.

Solid color, except spot on right shoulder, right
flank white, and black-and-white switch; white
tongue.

A splendidly developed, dark greyish fawn of
great substance, and from all indications will make
a great dairy cow; body of great depth, length and
width: long rump and splendid hind quarters;
well-set tail, with generous switch; excellent develop-
ment of udder; long, well-placed teats.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championsh ip,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and tested
cows (see front page
A), and his get have
commanded among
the highest prices
ever realized for
Jerseys at auction.

Sire of 31 tested cows,
and 27 bulls with
tested daughters.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox.
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept . ,
'04, and sold in the
ring for $2,350.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Thirty-nine of his get
(some only calves)
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000, has
25 sons with daugh
ters in Register of
Merit, led by Emi-
nent's Raleigh, who
has 48 tested daugh-
ters, 24 of them in
Register of M e r i t.
Eminent's Raleigh
is also sire of Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy,
sire of 37 in Register
of Merit, and 5
others.

Among his 31 butter
tested daughters are:

Freedom, public but-
ter test, T r i n g,
England. 2 lbs. 10
ozs. in 24 hrs., 140
days in milk; 1st pr.
over England, Ox-
fordshire, '99.

Gold Mine, public but-
ter test, Roy. Show,
England, 4 lbs. 8$
ozs. in 48 hours.

La Foret's Lucille,
public butter test, 2
lbs. 2 ozs. in 24 hrs.

Lady Dorothy 2d, Br.
Medal, public butter
test, Oct., '99, 2 lbs.
8£ ozs., 89 days in
milk.

Lottie, public butter
test, 1 lb. 14J ozs.,
120 days in milk;
1st over Jer., '98;
1st over England,
'99 and '02.

Sire

SULTANA'S
GOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

The handsomest and
best bred bull ever
owned at "Linden
Grove." He is the
admiration of all
Jer. breeders, and is
not for sale at any
price. The ques-
tion has quite often
been asked, "What
would Sultan a's
Golden Jolly bring
on the Island?"

His only daughter tried
for Register of Merit
test made 308 lbs.
5 ozs. butter in 9
months of her year's
test, beginning at 2
yrs. 5 mos. old.
Sire of

Golden Fern's Jolly.
100629, winner of
Grand Champion-
ship at Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '13,
'14 and '15. (Bred at
"Linden Grove.")

The Owl's Golden
Jolly, 2d prize sen-
ior bull calf, and
head of 1st prize
calf herd, National
Dairy Show, '11.
(Bred at "Linden
Grove.")

Sultana's Vernonia, 1st
prize heifer calf and
one of 1st prize calf
herd, National Dairy
Show, '11. (Bred
at "Linden Grove.")

Sarah's Sultan, 1st
prize yearling bull,
Tennessee State
Fair, . '14. Sold in
our '14 auction for
$610.

St. Helier's Jolly Sul-
tana, 1st prize junior
yearling heifer, 13
entries, Mississippi-
Alabama Fair, '14.
(Bred at "Linden
Grove.")

And other winners.

His half brother,
Jolly's Royal Sultan
(by Viola's Golden
Jolly), sold at auc-
tion for $10,000.

(See opposite page for
his expended pedi-
gree.)

Dam
FERN'S LADY

MINETTE,
203983, A. J. C. C.

Milked 18 quarts with
her first calving.

Dam of M i n e 1 1 e's
Golden Viola, 240-
367, in Register of
Merit, Class AA, 405
lbs. 14 ozs. butter in
1 year, at 4 yrs. 5
mos. old. Sold in
our '13 auction to
Mr. R. A. Sibley,
Spencer, Mass. , for
$410.

[ Pedro's Lady Minette,
138857.
15 lbs. 4 ozs. at two
years old.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

"Boyle" also sired the
great cow , ' ' Spec-
kled Band," public
butter test, 2 lbs.
3£ ozs., 140 days in
milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 1\ ozs.
of butter in 24 hours
in the public butter
test, after being in
milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for $2,-
200, to Mr. A. B.
Lewis.

Sire of

Tula, P. 5323, H. C.
1st over Jer. and
Par. prize, '94; dam
of Rill, P. 6982, H.
C. (65 lbs. milk in
one day), the dam
of Eminent's Ra-
leigh, 69011.

And other notables.

During our visit to the
Island of Jersey, for
a number of years,
it has always been
our great pleasure to
examine the daugh-
ters of the famous
bull, Boyle. They
were of great size,
carrying beautiful
heads; thin, long
necks; strong,
straight backs; the
very best of loins ;
broad hips ; sharp
withers; "bread
baskets" wide and
deep , which alone
told the tale.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d pr. over the Island
and Par. prize, '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Is-
land.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose, 162097,21 lbs.
10£ ozs.

Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

16 ozs.

Golden Kola, 127232,

17 lbs. $h ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John, 149150, 16 lbs.
3 ozs.

And 2 7 other tested
cows — records made
both on the Island
and in England and
America.

Six of his sons are
credited in the Reg-
ister of Merit with
officially tested
daughters. Three of
them were imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our auc-
tion sales.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

' Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st pr. over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

2d St. Martin Sho w,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
H. C. (now Emi-
nent's Fern of St.
Martin, 252122),
Certificate of M eri t
in public butter test.
May, '07, 2 lbs. 5*
ozs., 65 days in
milk.

Pedro, 3187.

World's Fair Champion winner, Chicago, '93.
Sire of 45 tested daughters, 34 averaging over
18 lbs. 6 ozs. in seven days, and 10 (two-year-
olds) averaging 15 lbs. 8 ozs.
Pedro Alphea, 13889, tested at the rate of 26 lbs.
3 \ ozs. and sold at auction for $1,750.

Pedro's Happy Maid, 88492 26 lbs. 0 ozs.

Pedro's Royal Princess, 8S4S5.. ..23" 14 "

Golightly, 25597 23 " 4 "

Pedro's Pretty Belle, 77946 20 " 0 "

Pedro's Fame, 33836 19 " 12 "

Pedro's Pansy, 33835 19 " 10 "

Pedro's Minette, 66092 19 " 8 "

Pretty Marjoram, 77943 19 " 6 "

Pedro's Rosebud, 66086 19 " 4 "

Eurotas of Riverside, 16496 19 " 2 "

Pedro's Rainbow, 66096 18 " 15 "

Pedro's Lady, 36715 18 " 12 "

Pedro's Fair Marjoram, 88489 18 " 12 "

Pedro's Pretty Maggie, 102923. ... 18 " 9 "

Pedro's Duchess, 29581 18 " 7! "

Arabian Lass, 23425 18 " 7 "

Pedro's Bonnie Rainbow, 88612... . 18 " 5 "
P e d r o's Handsome Marjoram,

96934 18 " 6 "

Pedro's Young Princess, 72310 18 " 4 "

Pedro's four best granddaughters are:
Eurotisama, 29668, by Young

Pedro, 9033 27 lbs. 1 '. ozs.

Fable, 62520, by Ida's Rioter of

St. Lambert 26 " 2\ "

Rita of Andalusia, by Majestic

Pedro, 8043 24 " lj "

Pedro's Polly Rex, 96845, by Pe-
dro's Royal Marjoram, 28560... .21 " 4 "

Pedro's Minette,

66092.
19 lbs. 8 ozs.

f Pedro, 3187.

4 (See above.)

Minette Pogis, 25210.
A grand cow.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H\ C.
2d over Jer., '88.
2dH. B. pr. ov. J., '88.
1st pr. over Eng., '90.
1 lb. 14i ozs. butter.

Everton King,
P. 390, C.

A remarkable sire of
grand cows of mag-
nificent dairy type,
inheriting the same
from his illustrious
dam, Quality, who
won first prize and
Champion Cup at
the Royal Show, '82,
and made 16 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter. Many
years ago, when on
the Island, we were
so taken with Qual-
ity that we bought
at a long price, her
son, Everton King,
and left him on the
Island to be bred to
our cows before ship-
ment to America.
Quality is also dam
of the great bull,
Happy, F. 309, C.
that left a grand lot
of dairy cows on the
Island.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, '82.

One of the very best
cows of the great
Fontaine family.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Eminence, F.
7124, H. C, dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs. ; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs. ; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.

Sire said to be Roy-
alist, P. 139, H. C,
son of Regina, F.
32, H. C.

Cetewayo. P. 244, C.
Sire of 4 cows, testing

16 lbs. 2£ ozs. to 17
lbs. 2\ ozs.

(See below.)

Quality, F. 1748, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Cham. Cup at Roy.
Jer. Show. '82; 16
lbs. 8 ozs. in 7 days.

Her son, Happy, F.
309, C, is sire of
Hermione, P. 634,
C., dam of the bull.
Trial. P. 1187, H. C,
and Brookhill Rose.

Dairy Boy, P. 218, C.

Sire of Guenon's Pride,
P. 347, H. C, who
sired Fontaine 4th,
P. 2537, C Fon-
taine 4th is dam of
Fontaine 9th, 4th
over Jer., '99; butter
test, 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
140 days in milk;
Fontaine 7th, 3d ov.
Jersey, May, '99.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C.
1st over Jer., '86, '88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as best

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.

Sire of
Cetewayo's Silver Bell,

17 lbs. 2\ ozs.
Cetewayo's Lily, 17

lbs.

Cetewayo's Daisy, 16
lbs. 4 ozs.

(We imported Cete-
wayo's Daisy and
sold her in our '83
auction for $1,600.)

Sunrise, F. 1947, C-

Domino of Darlington, 2450.
Sire of

Hettie of Briarcliff, 26621 IS lbs. 1 oz.

Leila of Briarcliff, 24134 17 " 6^ "

Como of Briarcliff, 35849 14 " 6 "

Robinette, 7114 14 " 1 "

Alonette, 6968 13 "

Eurotas, 2454.

22 lbs. 7 ozs. in 7 days; 778 lbs. 1 oz. in 1 year.
Dam of Duke of Darlington. Pedro, Ramapo,
Michael Angelo, Darling's Rioter and Eurotas'
Victor Hugo, the two first named having sired
58 tested cows from 14 to 29 lbs. 12 ozs. The
best six of her granddaughters are:

Cornwall Maid 29 lbs. 12 ozs.

Palctta of Darlington 27 " 8 "

Eurotisama 27 " 1 V "

Fable 26 " 2\ "

Pedro's Happy Maid 26 "

Rita of Andalusia 24 " l£ "

Lome, 5248.

Sire of
Oakland's Nora, 23

lbs. 5 ozs., and dam

of three tested cows.
Marjoram of Linden,

22 lbs. 12 ozs.
Lome's Pretty Pearl,

19 lbs. 6 ozs.
Rioter's Maggie, 18

lbs. 6 ozs.
Lome's Diamond, 19

lbs.
And 2 others.

Minette of St.

bert, 9774.
17 lbs. 4 ozs.

Lam-

Lord Lisgar, 1066.

Sire of Sweet Briar of
St. L., 22 lbs. 10
ozs.; and 5 others.

Favorite of St.

Lambert. 5118.

Sweepstakes as best
cow of any age at
the Dominion Ex-
hibition, Ottawa,'79.

Stoke Pogis 3d. 2238.

Sire of Mary Anne of
St. Lambert, 9770,
36 lbs. 12i ozs.; and
26 others.

May Day of St.

Lambert, 5109.

Bred April 12, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, a bull that stands in a class by himself. He is the
youngest son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d, 162060, and her only son sired by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180. His sire,
the peerless Sultana's Golden Jolly, is a Grand Champion and the sire of Grand Champions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d,
has been declared by Mr. George E. Peer to have been the greatest imported cow he ever saw. She made at the rate of 18
lbs. 6 ozs. of butter in 7 days, and has repeatedly milked 22 to 24 quarts daily. She is perhaps the dam of more high selling
calves than any cow in the world. (See front pages for pedigree of Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193.)

Tattoo 158

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 129. Heifer.

SULTAN'S BELLE OF STEINSBURG, 324991, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg. Pa.

Born December 18, 1914.

Spot in forehead and on left shoulder; brisket.
belly, flanks, legs, tongue and switch white.

A very rugged and splendidly developed light grey;
body of great length and depth, with well sprung
ribs; straight, strong back, with prominent hips,
broad loins and good setting of tail; luxuriant white
switch; has the making of a large, square udder.
with good-sized and squarely placed teats.

Sire
SULTANA'S

QOLDEN JOLLY,
86180, A. J. C. C.

A bull that has re-
ceived the patronage
of some of America's
best breeders, such
as Messrs. Ayer &
McKinney, Mr. R. A.
Sibley, Hon. Robert
J. Fleming, of To-
ronto, and others.
He sired Golden
Fern's Jolly, 100629.
1st prize 2-year-old
bull. Senior and
Grand Champion.
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair. '13.
Golden Fern's Jolly
was also Grand
Champion at the
Mississippi- Alabama
Fair, '14, when the
judge, Mr. C. T.
Graves, said: "This
is the most out-
standing bull I have
seen in years." and
advised his owner to
take him to the
National Dairy
Show.

At the National Dairy
Show. Chicago, '11,
he won the follow-
ing:

1st prize in 2-yr.-old
class, 6 entries.

Senior Champion bull.
2 years old or over.

Grand Champion bull,
any age.

Headed herd winning
$200 Special prize,
"bull and 10 fe-
males."

Silver Trophy ($100
Special) for Grand
Champion bull.

His grandsire. Golden
Fern's Lad. was in
the "Linden Grove"
herd for 5 years, and
has 31 butter test
daughters.

Dam
FERN'S RIOTER

BELLE,
203982, A. J. C. C.

Dam of
Fern's Noble Prince,
106940. 1st prize Jr.
yearling bull.
Appalachian
Exposition, Knox-
ville, Tenn., '13;
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold to
Mr. J. C. White, of
Knoxville.
75 per cent, same
blood as Fox's Belle
Rioter. 182012. sold
in our '10 auction
for $400.
A line of breeding that
invariably produces
good things. Mr. R.
A. Sibley paid $410
for a 3-year-old in
our auction, and
her heifer calf
realized $43.5.
Fox's Belle Rioter is
dam of Fern's Belle
Rioter. 203966. in
Register of Merit,
546 lbs. 5 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, at
- 6 yrs. old; owned by
Mr. George T.
Chaffee. "Alfrccha
Meadows," Rutland,
Vt.

Viola's Golden Jolly.
79314, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '09 auction
for $1 1 ,000.

Sold in Kinloch Farm
auction, '11, for
$13,000.

Sire of 9 cows in Regis-
ter of Merit with
good year's records
as 2 and 3 yrs. olds.

Sire of Jolly Royal Sul-
tan. 90032, sold at
Kinloch Farm sale,
'11, for $10,000.

'nil. A famous sire of butler cows and

Golden Jolly, P. 2921, H. C.
1st prize and Champion, North Show-
winners.

Golden Warrior, 1st over England, Royal Show. 03; 1st over England and
Champion, D. S-, '03. .

Jolly Lady of Beechwood, winner of 1st prize. Illinois State lair. OK; 1st,
Champion and Grand Champion at the National Show, Chicago 08

Golden Jolly also sired the four cows that won 1st prize for bull and pro-
duce, National Dairy Show, Chicago and Illinois State Fair, 08; and
many other winners.

Golden Jolly has 24 butter tested daughters.

He is a son of Golden Fern's Lad (see below) and the great cow, Brookhill
Rose 2d, P. 3440, C.

Lady Viola, P. 8463, H. C. ~~

Sold in our May, '11, auction for $7,000.
1st over Jersey. '04.

Public butter test, May, '04, 2 lbs. 12 ozs.

1st prize, Sweepstakes and Champion, St. Saviour aud Grouville Show. 05.
1st prize over Jersey and Theatre Cup, May. '05.
1st over England wherever exhibited. '06 and 07.
Champion over all England, '07.
1st prize for butter test cows. August. '07.

Dam of Noble of Oaklands, P. 3909. H. C. winner of 1 st over Jersey for bull
and progeny. April. '10. He sold in our May. 1 1. auction for $15,000.
Lady Viola has 4 public butter test daughters.

I Golden Sultana, 146282, A. J. C. C. T 7 ~

Winner of 3d prize in class for aged cows at the Louisiana Purchase expo-
sition. St. Louis,'04, in the greatest ring ever exhibited in this country,
where she sold for $2,350. We afterward bought her for the ■•Linden
Grove" home herd. . ,

Golden Sultana is an intensely bred "Sultane." She is sired by Golden
Fern's Lad. P. 2160, H. C, out of Sultane 9th. P. 1145. H. C. winner of
many 1st prs. over the Island, and dam of Uncle Peter, P. 2115, H.C. Her
grandam, Sultane, P. 7. H. C. is the first of the greatest family of Jerseys
ever bred and owned by that famous breeder. Mr. J. P. Marett. thus
Golden Sultana is a granddaughter of old Sultane and her nearest .living
descendant. She has inherited the famous dairy type, especially in the
udder and teats, for which her grandam was famous, and has inherited all
her abundant dairy qualities, having milked as high as 48 lbs. daily.

She is dam of Sultana's Oxford Lad, that sold in our '10 auction sale for
$11,100, and she selling in same sale when 12 years old for $3,/00.

She is a full sister to Sultane's Snowdrop, dam of Sultan of Oaklands.

She is dam of Gedney Farm Blue Fox's Sultan, 72755, sire of two 2 -year-olds
in Register of Merit with year's butter records. .

Her son. Sultana's Oxford Lad, has 4 daughters m Register of Merit, and
a son with 4 in R. of M.

Golden Fern's Lad
P. 2160. H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship.
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Sire of a long list of pr.
winners and tested
cows (see front page
A), and his get have
commanded among
the highest prices
ever realized _ for
Jerseys at auction.
Ilis son. Flying Fox.
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.
His son. Eminent 2d.
sold in our '05 sale
for $10,000.
Sire of
Golden Sultana, 3d pr.
at the St. Louis
Show and sold in our
'10 auction for
$3,700.
Sensational Fern, sold
in our '07 auction
for $10,200. at 8
mos. old; sire of 12
in the Register of
Merit.
Sire of 27 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
eluding Gold.enJolly,
sire of 24; Eminent
2d, sire of 81; etc.

f B<.

{ Sire of Fontaine 7th
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hrs.. from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. of butter
was made.
He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, May. '97, 2
lbs. 3i ozs.. 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made |
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the
Island, after being
in milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving.
Boyle has three other
tested daughters.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326. 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.,
30 days.

Golden Lad's Lady
Rose. 162097,21 lbs.
10i ozs.

Sandgate. 122509, 20
lbs. 101 ozs.

Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10
ozs.

Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.
1} ozs.

And 26 others.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
(See below.)

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

1st H. B. over Jer.. '85.
Dam of

Uncle Peter. P. 2115,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sultane's Snowdrop. P.
8578, H. C. a fa-
mous show cow.
She is dam of Sultan
of Oaklands. P.3746,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
Apr., '96; sold to
Mr. P. Roberts, Nar-
berth. Pa.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

1st prize. St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding Sultane
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test. '02. in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. H ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours,
when 132 days in
milk, winning the
Silver Medal.

Golden Lass 4th.
P. 2447. II. C.

f Everton King.
P. 390. C.
Sire of many noted
prize winners.

Nobleman.

P. 2555. H C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize. Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., "98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three Parish
Show, '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton. Shelby-
ville. Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagatelle 2d.

P. 6564. H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria.

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, who tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Fontaine 2d.

P. 807. H. C.
1st over Jersey,

'82.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d prize over Jersey
and Parish prize.
'04. By Golden
Lad. P. 1242. H C.
out of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. C.

Pedro of Linden,
26105.

His sire, Pedro. 3187,
won 1st prize and
Sweepstakes at the
World's Fair, Chi-
cago. '93.

His grandam, Philhs.
F. 839, H. C. (the
only cow that ever
beat Coomassie in
the show ring), is
the dam of Pilot, P.
183. C.. who sired
Oxford Kate, with
an official test of 39
lbs. 12 ozs. in 7 days:
and 6ve others.

Pedro. 3187.

Sire of 45 tested
daughters. 34 aver-
aging over 18 lbs. 4
ozs. each in 7 days;
10 2-yr.-olds averag-
ing 15 lbs. 8 ozs.

Phillis3d, 46681.

Tested 18 lbs. 13 ozs.

A grand cow, out of a
wonderful c o w, fa-
in o u s throughout
the Jersey world.

Cicero. P. 266. II C
(7657. A. J. C. C.)

1st pr. over Jer., '82.

Sold at our sale. Oct..
'82, for $3,100.

Sire of Lady Longfield.
23524, 20 lbs 13
ozs.; and 5 others.

Also sire of Count Cice-
ro. F. 398, H. C.
grandsire of Golden
Lad.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

Dam of
Sultane 2d. rate of 23

lbs. 8 ozs., for M. H.

Messchert.
Sultane 5th. 1st prize

over all Jersey. '80.

and sold at our sale.

May, '83, for $2,800.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '83.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail. 30975,
24 lbs. 5 ozs.

Sultane 8th.

P. 944, H. C.

Dam of many noted
prize winners, and
winner of 2d H. B.
prize and 3d over
Jersey in '84; also
Parish prize.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.
Sire o f Cetewayo s

Silver Bell. 17 lbs.

2i ozs; and 3 others

Quality. F. 1748. H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. and
Champion C u p at
the Royal Jersey
Show. '82; 16 lbs. 8
ozs.

Domino of

Darlington. 2459.
Sire of 4 cows, testing

14 lbs. 1 oz. to 18 lbs.

1 oz. each.

Eurotas, 2454.
22 lbs. 7 ozs.: 778 lbs.
1 oz.. 1 year.

f Stoke Pogis 5 th. 5987.
Sire of 24 tested
daughters and 137
tested granddaugh-
ters.

Rioter's Pretty

Pearl, 75273.

15 lbs. 8 ozs. Dam of
2 tested cows.

Her grandam. a daugh-
ter of Pedro, sold in
our '83 auction for
$1,500.

Prospect's Rioter.9189.
Sire of

Pedro's Princess o f
York. 22 lbs. } oz.

Marjoram's Matilda. 19
lbs. 6 ozs.

Rioter's Lome Prim-
rose. 18 lbs. 15 ozs.

And 10 others.

Lome's Pretty

Pearl. 466S3.
19 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rioter's Pretty Belle, 88543.

Tested 15 lbs. 10 ozs. on 2d calf.

Dam of Pedro's Belle Rioter, 15 lbs. 9 ozs. butter

in 7 days.
Her sire comes from the same line that produced

Oxford Kate, official test, 39 lbs. 12 ozs. butter

in 7 days. .

We imported Oxford Kate, and sold her in 82

for $3,550. She won Sweepstakes at New Jer-
sey State Fair in a ring of 20 cows. She is dam

of Southern Prince, who produced some of the

greatest -Tennessee" cows; and whose son.

Prince of Tennessee, sired Bloomfield Oonan.

,,ne ..f the 25 cows in the St. Louis World's Fair

test.

Bred March 9, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the sensational cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
in Register of Merit. Class A. 653 lbs. X ozs butter in one year, and dam of a 630-lb. Register _of Merit cow Ste ^ld»
our '14 auction for $700. The sin- of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir is Golden Fern's Noble P. 4570 HC winner o. numerous
lirst prizes at the Royal Shows. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern s Mon 1 laisir, 122750.)

Matilda 4th. 12810.
21 lbs. 8i ozs.: 279 lbs.

7$ ozs. in 125 d a y s.
Dam of
Matilda of Meridale, 23

lbs. 5} ozs.
The Queen's Gift, 22

lbs. 9 ozs.

Lome. 5248.

Sire of 8 tested cows.

Bliss. 15219.
14 lbs. 1 oz.

306562

B340

No. 130. Cow.

T, 8, COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

YOU'LL

DO'S OXFORD VIOLA, 353262, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford Pink, P. 19774, H. C.)

Bred by E. G. Marett. Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Born May 24, 1912.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; white tongue; black switch.

A lovely light fawn in color, and a refined dairy
type; broad, dished face, with prominent, dark eyes;
straight, strong back, wide hips and long rump;
thin, long tail, with beautiful switch; great length
of body, and splendid ribbing; milk veins running
away forward on belly; large, well-balanced udder,
and good sized teats well placed. She comes from
a line of Highly Commended dams, extending on
the lower line back to Oxford Daisy, the head of
the family that produced Oxford Lass and her
sensational following. By Oxford You'll Do, and
due to freshen in July, she will no doubt prove one
of the "bargains." Good judges are asked to mark
her particularly.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer. (with his prog-
eny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700.

Sire of 42 tested cows,
including:

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 252156, Gr.
Cham, at Nat. Dairy
Show,'l2, who in her
year's test, gave
10,279.8 lbs. milk
and 722 lbs. 14 ozs.
butter (on show
circuit 2£ mos. dur-
ing test). She was
also 1st prize cow in
a ring of 20 entries
and Senior Cham-
pion at the Waterloo
(Iowa) Dairy Show,
'12 — "t h e greatest
exhibition of Jerseys
in the history of the
breed." She was
imported by "Lin-
den Grove," and
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $1,750, to
White Horse Farm.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. This is
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.
I;ull brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C-,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test daughters,
including You'll Do's
Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction for $500,
who is just finishing
an official test and
will make over 900
lbs. butter as a four-
year-old.

lie sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May, '15,
who also won 1st in
her class (76 entries)
as a 3-year-old, and
1st as a 2-year-old
(68 entries) at the
Royal Show, May,
'14.

He sired the 1st prize
bull at the Royal
Show, Class 2, 19 en-
tries, May, '15.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15, who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as a
calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired many other
1st prize and Cham-
pion winners.

Dam

OXFORD VIOLA,

P. 11363, H. C.

Dam of Oxford Viola's
Daughter, 287778,
sold in our '13 auc-
tion for $360, to Un-
dulata Farm, Shel-
byville, Ky.; and
she is dam of Oxford
Lavender, 269794,
sold in same auction
for $775. Oxford

Lavender is in Reg-
ister of Merit, Class
A, 431 lbs. 9 ozs.
butter in 1 year, at
4£ yrs. old.

Her sire is full brother
to Sam Loates, P.
3094, C, a prize win-
ner, and sire of nu-
merous winners, in-
cluding Reindeer,
Bronze Medal win-
ner, public butter
test, Oct., '07, 1 lb.
13$ ozs., 161 days in
milk.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May,'09,
2 lbs. 14 ozs., 83
days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, I lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 tested cows.

Oxford Eva, w h o s"e
son, Oxford John D.,
has 3 daughters in
Register of Merit.

Marett's Flying Fox,
64761.

(Ping Pong,

P. 3219, H. C.)

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '03 auction.

He has proved a suc-
cessful show bull
and impressive sire.

He was Grand Cham,
bull at Virginia State
Fair, '09, and won
many other prizes,
including 1st at Lex-
ington, Ky., '09, and
1st at Virginia State
Fair, '11.

Sire of 2 official test
cows and numerous
prize winners, in-
cluding the Senior
Champion bull at
Missouri State Fair,
'10.

Oxford Crocus,

P. 8225. H. C.

Dam of Stourhead. P.
3715, H. C, Parish
prize. Royal Show,
Apr., '05.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of Agatha's Ox-
ford Lass (out of the
great cow, Oxford
Ever, below), public
butter test, May, '08,
1 lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. l£ ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801. H. C.)

3d prize over Tersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7f
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500. in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
H. Willets, owner of
Gedney Farm.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
(See below.)

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H.C., J. H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. 1 \ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02 auc-
tion for $1,700.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize, Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8S01, H. C,
2 lbs. 7$ ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's Pride,
P. 4508, H. C.

Winner of the follow-
ing public butter
tests :

May, '96, 2 lbs. 7iozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2* ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. 53 ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs. 4i ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 7$ ozs.,
118 days in milk.

f Golden Lad 2d,

P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of
Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499, 19 lbs. 2 ozs.
Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.
Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640. H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.

3d over Jer., Aug., '89.

Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, I lb. 14£ ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip, 161059. that
milked 11,852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8£
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294, H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. 14 ozs., 24 hrs.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Rosette 5 th,

P. 2881, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Courage. P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370, H. C.

Boyle. P. 1559, H. C.
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537, C.
1st over Jersey, '90,'91.
1st Herd Book, '90.

Favorite Boy,

P. 882. H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May,
'01, 2 lbs. 44 ozs..
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit,
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410, H. C.

Gamboge,
F. 5846,

H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H.
1st over Jersey,

C.

'90.

Golden Lass,

F. 5711, H. C.
1st over the Island.

Biron. P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455.C.

Oxford Dahlia.
P. 2588, H. C.

1st pr. and Cham., Ox-
fordshire Show,
Eng., '93.

1st pr., R. A. S., Ches-
ter, Eng.. '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup,
H. S., '93.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088, H. C.

Widow, F. 2360. C.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She was
never tested for but-
ter, but milked as L Brown Bess 2d,
high as 28 quarts p- 5428, H. C.

daily.

Dam of

Golden Queen of St. Saviour. 2 lbs. 1$ ozs., 214 days in milk.

Oxford Ixia. a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the
Bronze Medal in March. '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.

Caiest, whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $987.50.

Houpla, sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk and after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford Lass, 1st prize winner over the Island.

Oxford Lad, P. 3123, H. C, who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and
.cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Among his 24 tested
daughters is Flying
Fox's Oxford Queen,
870.5 lbs. butter,
13,604 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Charley's Niece,

P. 7257, H. C.
1st and Cham., Grou-
ville Show, '00.

Hillside Jack,

P. 2480, H. C.

Oxford Poppy,

P. 7258, H. C.
Winner of Parish prize,

Royal Show, May,

'97.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

Jersey Boy,

P. 2162, H. C.

His dam (now Im-
ported Linnet,
162040), imported
by "Linden Grove"
in '01, is dam of
Grey Linnet, P.6530,
H. C.

Grey Queen,

P. 4738, C.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

Oxford Myrtle,

P. 5130, H. C.

Daughter of Golden

Lad. P. 1242, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Golden Pride,

P. 1903, H. C.

Linnet 3d,

P. 2769, H. C.

Par. prize, May, '95.

Gamboge's King,

P. 1292, H. C.
Sire of Favorite's Lad.

P. 1678, H. C, and

Una's Boy.

Foake's Legacy,
P. 1816, H. C.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of Uncle Peter, 2d

over Jer. and Par.

prize, '95; also Par.

prize, '96.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess, 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Braga's Boy. P. 783, C.
1st Guenon prize, St.
Peter, '87.

Linnet 2d, P. 1970, C.

Favorite's Boy,
P. 882. H. C.

Gamboge,

F. 5846. H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
(See above.)

, Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
1st over Jersey. '91.

Cicero. P. 266, H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '82.

Sultane, P. 7. H. C.

qq • %u T %!' I916' bv Goldcn Ferns Nob,e- p- 4570» H- c- wi"ner of first prize and Championship, Grouville-St.
baviour fehow, April 11; first over Jersey (2-year-olds, 29 entries), April, '12, and other prizes. He is a son of the distinguished
Noble of Oaklands, P. 3009, H. C, that sold m our '11 auction for $15,000; and his dam is the great cow, Ladv Aldan, P. S470,
H. L, dinner of first prize : over Jersey and the Blythwood Bowl, Aug., '09. She is a daughter of Golden Fern's Lad, and the
head of a great family. (See No. 90 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Noble, P. 45711, H. C.)

B .1-13

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 131. Cow.

OXFORD DA WISH, 353236, A. J. C. C.

(P. 19712, H. C.)

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

Winner of 1st prize
over Jer., with his
progeny, at the bull
show on the Island,
April, '11. Th isis
the most valuable
prize, and the great-
est distinction that
can be accorded a
bull.

Now named Imported
Oxford You'll Do,
111860, A. J. C. C.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding You'll Do's
Favorite, sold in our
'14 auction for $500,
W'ho is just finishing
an official test and
will make more than
900 lbs. butter in 1
year, as a 4 year-
old.

He sired the Cham-
pion cow over the
Island of Jersey in
May, '15, who also
won 1st in her class
(76 entries) as a 3-
year-old, and 1st as
a 2-year-old (68 en-
tries), at the Royal
Show, May, '14.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, 15, who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as
a calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
three-year-old cow
(1 1 entries) at Texas
State Fair. '15, who
was sold in our '14
auction for $745.

Nine daughters of Ox-
ford You'll Do, in
our '13 auction (six
of them heifers and
heifer calves), sold
for an average of
$504.44; and 19 of
his progeny, in our
'14 auction, sold for
an average of $683
(eight of them bulls
and calves of both
sexes).

Hred by A. P. I.empricre, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born July 28, 1911.

Imported October 31. 1915, by T. S. Cooper &

SmIIs

s.ihd color, except brisket, left stifle and belly
mottled; few white hairs on right stifle and in front
of left hind ankle; black tongue and switch.

A handsome golden fawn, neat and symmetrical
in outline, and of great constitution. A "Gambol
head, with prominent, lustrous eyes; clean, flat neck;
back straight and strong; very broad loins and hips;
thill, well sit tail, with «.».(! switch; long, deep body

and great spring of rib; prominent milk veins, ex-
tending far forward; splendid udder, attached high
behind and well balanced, with large well placed
teats. Beautifully bred, and a good breeder. See her
heifer call, on opposite page.

f Combination,

P. 3744, H. C.

(Combination of
Sire St. Saviour,

88245, A. J. C. C

1st prize over Jersey,
Aug., '06.

1st and Champion. St.
Saviour - Grouville
Show, Apr., '09.

Imported Sept.. "09. by
T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Died when six years
old, thus his oppor-
t u n i t i e s were
limited.

Sire of 1 7 tested cows,
including Combina-
tion's Dark Wonder,
750 lbs. butter in 1
year; Combination's
Dark Bessie. 673 lbs.
3 ozs. (Both import-
ed by "Linden
Grove.")

Combination's
Victoria, 217592. in
Register of Merit, 1 7
lbs. 15 ozs. butter, 7
days; 650 lbs. 7 ozs.
in 1 year, 3 yrs. old.

Combination's Lass,
256148. in Register
of Merit, 546 lbs. 12
ozs. in 1 year.

Combust. 252167 (P
14403. H.C.I, public
butter test. May, '10,
1 lb. 4J ozs., 147
days in milk, 3 yrs.
old. In Register of
Merit, 555 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in one
year. She was im-
ported by ••Linden
GroA e" and sold for
$700. She won 1st
prize at St. Helier
Show, Island of Jer..
'10; 1st prize in 4-
year old class, Illi-
nois State Fair, '11;
Grand Champion at
Michigan State Fair.
'13 and 15.

B urw eb ' s Night
Dream, 258203. in
Register of Merit
450 lbs. 14 ozs.

Jersey Autumn.
252765, in Register
of Merit, 450 lbs. 3
ozs. butter, 1 year,
0.774 lbs. 9.6 ozs.
milk, at 3 yrs. old.

Imp. Lady Combina-
tion. 232297. in Reg-
ister of Merit. 428
lbs. 7 ozs. butter. 1
year. 7,706 lbs, 1.6
ozs. milk, at 3 vrs
old.

Dam
BROW NY

DAYVISH,
P. 15017, C.

Golden Danish.
P. 12459. II C.
now named
King's Golden

Countess,
234168, A. J. C. C.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep
stakes, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass,
P. 11386, C., winner
of 2 Certificates of
Merit in public but-
ter tests, 1st fiver
Jer. and Reserve for
Theatre Challenge
Cup, May. 'II.

Agatha's Welcome
Daisy, that tested 18
lbs. I oz. in 7 days
and 35 lbs. 13 ozs. in
14 days.

And 5 other butter
tested cows.

Gamboge's Knight,
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $6,700; sire
:>f 41 tested cows,

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner
over the Island,
Aug., '99. .Sold at
our auction sale,
May, 02, for $7,500.
In same sale, three
of his heifers on first
calf averaged $933.

Among his 24 tested
daughters are:

Flying Fox's ( Ixford
Queen. 870.5 lbs.
butter. 13.604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream -
w ol d. 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

and of the noted

bulls, Oxford You'll I Agatha of Oaklands,

Do and Oxford

Knight.
Agatha's Flying Fox
has 13 or more sons
with tested daugh-
ters in Register of
Merit.

Jersey Skater 6th,
P. 5865, H. C.

A magnificent cow,
imported to Amer-
ica by "G e d n e y
Farm . ' '

Champion, St. Helier
Show. '06.

Dam of Maitland Con-
stance, P. 10.173, II.
C, 4 th over Jersey,
Aug., '03, and May,
04; dam of Mait-
land Catherine, P.
7279, C, Par. prize,
'99.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

What's Wanted,
P. 3126, C.

Sire of a grand lot of
dairy cows, among
them:

Simone B. K., Certifi-
cate of Merit. Oct.,
'10. 2 lbs. 3 ozs.. 32
days in milk; Certi-
ficate of Merit and
3d Goddington pr.,
May, '09, 1 lb. 12J
ozs.. 190 days in
milk.

Sweet Ionia, Certifi-
cate of Merit and 3d
Goddington prize.
May, '09, 1 lb. 13
ozs., 161 days in
milk.

Lady Prim 2d, Certi-
ficate of Merit, Oct..
'07, 1 lb. 7 ozs., 157
days in milk.

Flying Vixen 2d. wili-
er of St. Mary Par-
ish prize, Class 4,
May, "09.

Lady Phyllis Butter-
cup, 252127, in Reg-
ister of Merit, Class
A, 442 lbs. 2 ozs.
butter in 1 year;
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for £410, to
Messrs. Ayer & Mc-
Kinney.

Birdie 3d,

P. 8299, C

Due to calve June 2, 1916, by Golden Fern's Noble, P 1570

H.L., Winner oi seven 1st prizes at Royal Shows on the Island,
arid sire of numerous winners and tested cows. He is a son
ot Noble of Oaklands, 95700, sold in our '11 auction for $15,000,
and ladv Aldan. I'. 8470, H. C, winner ol 1st over Jersey and
the Blythwood Howl, Aug., '09, She is one of the great daugh-
ters of (olden Fern's Lad, P. 21G0, H. C. (Sec No. 66, and
N bf PP fsTO' f°r furthcr Particulars regarding Golden Fern's

162101, A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432.H.C. J. H. B.)
Official butter test. 2

lbs. l£ ozs. in 24

hrs., Jersey weight,

being in milk 142

days.

Financial King,
P. 2624. II. C.

2d over Jersey, '98.

Sire of a magnificent
lot of dairy cows, the
best being Financial
Countess with an au-
thenticated test of
935 lbs. 10 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Plis dam. Finance, is
one of eight daugh-
ters from the cow,
"Interest," all of
which had milk and
butter tests.

Pansy 4th,

P. 7353, C.
(See below.)

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C-

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His daughter, Golden
Sultana, won 3d pr.
at the great St.
Louis Show, Sept.,
'04, and sold in the
ring for $2,350.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Thirty nine of his get
(some only calves;
sold at our auction
sale at an average of
$1,308.
(See front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Alicante. P. 3880. H.C
Forfarshire. P. 2914,

H. C.
Ravachol, John Bull,
Rosette's Golden
Lad. etc.

Caumais Lad.

P. 2257. H. C.
2d over Jersey, '96.
Sire of Guenon's Lad,
P. 2571. H. C.

Finance. P. 4611, C.

She has to her credit a
public fair test of 2
lbs. 10 ozs. in 21 hrs.
and a milk record of
55 lbs. per day at the
fair.

Speculator.

P. 2057, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559. H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull. Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the
Island.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer.. 2d II. B.

and Par. prize. '94.
Her dam is half sister

toEminence, F.

7124, H. C

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C
He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th.

P. 2128, C.

We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island,
and like her daugh-
ters was a very rich
and persistent
milker.

Golden Pride.

P. 1903, H. C

Sire of Caumais Lad.
P. 2557. H. C, who
sired Financial
King. P. 2624. H. C.

Blue Belle.

P. 4307, H. C.

Trial, P. 1187, H. C

Pansy, P. 5325. C.
3d pr. in butter test,
'96, 2 lbs. 5 ozs.

Interest. F. 3582. C.

Doncaster.

P. 1774. H. C

Hottot, F. 5485, C.

Distinction's Pride.
P. 1486, H. C.

Pensee. F. 7504. C.

Pansy 4th. 7353. by Speculator, P. 2057. H. C. won in butter tests: Cer
tificate of Merit. May, '99, I lb. 2\ ozs.. 220 days after first calf; Certificate
<>f Merit. May. '00, 1 lb. 15$ ozs.. 110 days in milk; first prize. October.
'00. 2 lbs. 6j ozs.; second prize, March, '01, 1 lb. 14j ozs.; second prize.
October. '02. 1 lb. 15 ozs.; Certificate of Merit. October. 03. 1 lb. 151
ozs.; Certificate of Merit. May, '04. 2 lbs. 1 J ozs,, 314 days in milk.

Speculator, P. 2057. H. C-, also sired the remarkable cow, Violette. F 8557 .
H. C. (Gold Medal winner, 3 lbs. } oz. in 24 hours).

Violette, F. 8557, H. C, is one of the greatest butter cows the Island has
had for years. She is owned by Dr. Herbert Watncy, Buckhold, England.
She won as follows: Certificate of Merit. May, '00, 1 lb. 9\ ozs.. 128 days
in milk; Certificate of Merit. October. '00. 1 lb. 12 ozs., 282 days in milk .
(.old Medal butter prize. May. 02. 3 lbs. 2 oz.. 67 days in milk; Silver
Medal, October, '01, 2 lbs. 4J ozs., 220 days in milk.

Orme. P. 1660, II. C
Sire of

Rcgina Sultane 2d.
winner of 1st prize,
B. and W. S.. N. A.
S. S.. and 1st at the
Yorkshire S„ Eng .
'95. (2 lbs. 9i ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs I

Turtledove 2d, 1st ov.
Jer.. '95; and many
other prizes.

Xit, P. 2343. H. C.

A sire whose get is
much valued on the
Island.

By s:une sire as Or-
lando, P. 2535. H.
C, sire of many fa-
mous cows, includ-
ing the noted Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C-.
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy.

Out of same dam as
Morny Cannon, P.
3058, H. C., sire of
many prize winners
and tested cows,
among them. Simple
Interest 4th. public
butter test, May, '06.
1 lb. o; ozs.. 123
days in milk ; she is
dam of Sultan's l'i
nance.

Birdie, F. 8138, C.
Reserve over Jersey,
Aug., '03.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023. H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499. 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our
'02 sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our '03
sale for SI, 725.

And many other fa-
mous animals.

Oxford Lilv 2d.
P. 5732. II. C.

Par. prizes. Aug.. '95.
and May, '98.

Dam of The Owl's I >x
ford Daisy, Grand
Champion, Brock-
ton, Mass.. 10; yr.'s
record, 11.659 lbs.
milk and 759 lbs.
butter.

Golden Lass.

F. 5711. H. C
1st over the Island.

Pioneer. P. 1602. H.C.

Sire of
N'uricl. 1st over Jersey,
00; 1st H. B. and

Par. prize. '00.
Lady Clair, 3d H. B.

and Par. prize, '00.
Full brother to Morion,

P. 1690, H. C, sire

of The Owl, P. 2195,

H. C

Oxford Lily,

P. 3468. H. C.

B 347

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 132. Heifer Calf. GOLDEN FERN'S OXFORD DA WISH, 353287, A. J. C. C.

Bred by J. Fallot, Trinty, Island of Jersey.

Born July 21, 1915.

Imported October 31, 1915. by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color, except mottled brisket and belly, and
little white on left stifle extending to flank; black
tongue and switch.

A very rugged, yet handsome golden fawn, of great
development of body; long and deep, with exceeding
spring of rib ; a sweet face, long flat neck ; strong back ;
well-set tail, with good switch; thin, flat thighs, well
cut out between, with plenty of room for udder; hide
thin and mellow; splendid udder development,
large teats for age, squarely set and placed wide
apart.

Golden Fern's Noble,
P. 4570, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer., Aug., '11.

1st prize (2 -year-old
class), Royal Show,
Island of Jer., Apr.,
'12.

1st prize. Class 8, 10
entries, Aug., '12.

1st prize, Class 3, 13
entries, April, '13.

1st prize. Class 3, 7 en-
tries; 1st prize, 6 en-
tries, with his prog-
eny; and the Chal-
lenge Cup (4 entries),
shown with 5 female

Sire ,
JERSEY/HAN,
P. 5044, H. C.

Winner of

1st pr., yearling bulls,
Trinity Show , Jer-
sey, '13.

1st prize, two-year-old
bulls, and Sweep-
stakes, Trinity
Show, '14.

His dam is a full sister
to Eminent's Grey
Bess, 203649 (Ane-
mone's Bess. P.9659,
H. C), sold in our
'07 auction for $400,
to the late Hon. A.
M . Bowman. She
won 4th prize at the
Royal Show, 38 en-
tries. May, '03, and
3d prize, 62 entries.
May, '04 ; Reserve,
Class 4, 61 entries.
Royal Show, May.
'06. She is dam of
Maid of Athens, P.
11066, C, winner of
Par. prize. Class 1 ,
Royal Show , May,
'04; and Galopin. P.
3S57, H. C, winner
of 3d prize. Class 7,
21 entries. Royal
Show, Aug., '06.

Dam

I OXFORD DAWISH,

353236, A. J. C. C

(P. 19712, H. C.) '

A Highly Commended
daughter of Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075,
H. C.

(See opposite page.
No. 131, for her ex-
tended pedigree.)

Not bred.

progeny over 12
mos. old, Royal
Show, Jersey, Apr.,
'15.

And many other prs.

His progeny won 1st
for "get of sire" at
American Roy. Sh.,
Kansas City,- '15; at
Nat. Dairy Show,
Waterloo, Kentucky
and Ohio S. Fairs,
and other prizes in
'14.

** Sire of

Lady Noble Fern, 1st
prize, Class 1, 56 en-
tries, Royal Show ,
Jersey, May, '13.

Alabama, 1st pr., Class
3, 58 entries, Aug.,
'13.

Brampton Fern Beau-
ty. 1st prize heifer
calf, Toronto, Out,,
'12.

And other winners.

He also sired:

Agatha's Maiden Fe^n,
1st 3-yr.-old cow (8
entries), Sr. and Gr.
Championship,
American Royal, '15.

Christmas Lassie,
281443, who quali-
fied for Register of
Merit, Class AA,
with 334 lbs. 11 ozs.
butter, 4,860 lbs.
12.8 ozs. of milk, in
1 year, at 2 yrs. 1
month old.

Anemone 2d,

P. 9062, H. C.
Dam of

Noble's Brown Prin-
cess, 235205, sold in
our '10 auction, as a
2-year-old, for $650,
to the late Hon. A.
M. Bowman, Salem,
Va.

King Anemone, P.
4108, H. C, who is
sire of:

Fairy Boy's Daisy's
Buttercup, in Reg-
ister of Merit, 399
lbs. 1 oz. butter in 1
year, at 4 yrs. 8 mos.
old.

Christmas Anemone,
3d prize, 59 entries.
Royal Show, Jersey,
May, '11.

Silver Stick, 2d prize
2-year-old bull, 16
entries. Royal Show,
England, '1 1 ; etc.

Full sister to Emi-
nent's Grey Bess,
203469 (Anemone's
Bess, P. 9659, H.C.),
sold in our '07 auc-
tion for $700, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman. (See notes
under her son, Jer-
seyman, above.)

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st St. Saviour, '07.

1st pr., Royal Show,
'10, for bull and 5
female progeny.

Sold in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At the
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of 4 first prizes.

More than 200 first prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get, so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Sire of 37 butter test
cows, and of 28 bulls
with tested daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
sire of 1 1 in list.

Among his 37 tested
daughters are:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit. 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit, 486
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Lady Aldan,

P. 8470, H. C.

Winner of

1st prize over Jersey,

Aug., '09.
Blythwood Bowl,

Aug., '09.
And numerous other

prizes.

Dam of
Lady Aldan 2d, P.

9788, H. C, 2d over

Jer. and Par. prize,

May, '03.
Lady Aldan 4th, P.

11184, H. C, 1st

over Jer. and Par.

prize, Aug., '05.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532. H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jersey (with
his get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

He has 81 daughters
that have made tests
in America and on
the Island.

One of the best sons of
Golden Fern's Lad.

Among his yearly test
daughters are:

Eminent's Oxford
Pride, 656 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year.

Rose Fern Rosebud,
642 lbs. 1 1 ozs.

Eminent's Honey-
moon, 592 lbs. 12
ozs.

My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminent's Lady Mait-
land, 549 lbs. 2 ozs.

Eminent's Golden
Lucy, 524 lbs. 8 ozs.

Eminent's Primrose,
511 lbs. 7 ozs.

Anemone,

F. 8348, H. C.

Dam of Anemone's
Bess, P. 9659, H. C
(see notes at left).

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Ten n.,
Dec, '07, for $1,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
Mass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, 04.

Certificate of M e r i t,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 ozs., 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st over Eng. .wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C., Certificate of
Merit, butter test,
May, '05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 sale for $12,000.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.
1st and Champion at

N. C. Show, '96, '97.
His son, Flying Fox,

sold in our '02 sale

for $7,500.

Aldan. F. 6213, C.

f Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d.
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

His ten-mos.-old bull
calf sold in our '07
sale for $10,200, and
in the same sale his
grandson, ' ' Stock-
w e 1 1," sold for
$11,500.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Among his butter test-
ed daughters is Free-
dom, public butter
test, Tring, England,
2 lbs. 10 ozs. in 24
hours, 140 days in
milk; 1st prize over
England, Oxford-
shire, '99.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.

2d St. Martin, '92.

Dam of Little Emi-
nence, 122506, 21
lbs. 6 ozs.

Pioneer, P. 1602, H. C.
(Full brother to

Morion, P. 1690, H.

C, sire of "The

Owl," P. 2195, II.

C.)
1st ov. Jer., '91, '92.
Sire of Nuriel, 1st over

Jer., '00; 1st H. B.

and Par. pr., '00.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 sale to
Mr. Howard Willets,
"G e d n e y Farm,"
White Plains, N. Y.,
for $3,600.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

1st at Three-Parish
Show. '99.

Sire of Nobleman's
Lady Mary, sold in
our '02 sale to J. A.
Middelton, Shelby-
ville, Ky.; the un-
beaten Champion of
many shows.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, 23 lbs. 6 ozs. (

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C. J
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr. [
winners over the
Island.
He also sired the great f
cow. "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3£ozs.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
Lad. P. 2160, H. C;
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours, from which 2
lbs. 10 ozs. butter
was made.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band," dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," who made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7i ozs.
of butter in 24 hours,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the Is-
land, after being in
milk 300 days, and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,200 to Mr. A. B.
Lewis.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.
D am of B row n Fern
2d (above).

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs., in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs., 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Cicero's Cowslip 3d,

P. 3056. H. C.
3d over Jersey, '92,
Parish prize, '94.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction

sale, May, '02, for

$7,500.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.
1st over Jersey, '98.
1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.
3d over Jersey, '97.
2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
(See above.)

Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st prize over the Is-
land, Aug., '90; also
winner of £15 pr.
(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944. H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess, 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,

157326, 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose. 162097,21 lbs.

10'. ozs.
Sandgate, 122509, 20

lbs. lOi ozs.
Zulu Lady. 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

1 £ ozs.
Golden Kola, 127232,

17 lbs. 8£ ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John, 149150, 16 lbs.

3 ozs.
Golden Ora, 127228, 16

lbs. l£ ozs.
And 23 others.

, Tootsie, P. 3214, H. C.
Parish prize, '90.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P.8693.
H. C, Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test, Oct., '03.

Sultane's Favourite,

P. 873, H. C.
1st St. Saviour.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '88.
2d H. B. ov. J., '88.
2d Lon. Dairy Show,

'88.
1st over Eng., '90.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.
(See above.)

Cicero's Cowslip,
P. 1105, H. C.

B91

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 133. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S BROWN BEAUTY, 353271, A. J. C. C.

(Princess White Star, P. 20329, H. C.)

Bred by P. C. Mourant, St. Helier, Island of Jersey.
Born ranuary 24, 1913.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Some white markings, tongue, half of tail and
switch white.

A capacious young cow, of great development and
scale for her age; very long and deep body, splendidly
ribbed; a neat head; long, flat neck; withers high
and sharp; strong, straight back; prominent hips and
lean hind quarters; thin, long tail, with generous
white switch touching the ground; hide exceedingly
thin and mellow; prominent milk veins; large,
beautifully shaped udder, with good-sized teats
squarely placed and wide apart.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., "08.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Sire of 41 official test
cows, 19 of them
with year's records
over 500 lbs. butter
in 1 year. Twelve
of the 19, including
the five with the
highest tests, were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.,

now named

IMPORTED
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,

MI860, A. J. C. C.

Imported in '13 ( by
'Linden Grove."

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding You'll Do's
Favorite, sold in our

'14 auction for $500,
who is just finishing
an official test and
w ill make more than
900 lbs. butter in 1
year, as a4-yr.-old.

He sired the Champion
cow over the Island
of Jersey in May,
'15, who also won
1st in her class (76
entries) as a 3-year-
old, and 1st as a 2-
year-old (68 entries),
at the Royal Show,
May, '14.

He sired the Grand
Champion bull at
the Indiana State
Fair, '15, who was
bred at "Linden
Grove" and sold as
a calf in our '14 auc-
tion for $525.

He sired the 1st prize
3 -year-old cow (11
entries) at Texas
State Fair, '15, who
was sold in our '14
auction for $745.

He sired many other
1st prize and Cham-
pion winners.

Dam
PRINCESS

STEPHANIE,
F.9456, H.C.

Winner of 3 Certifi-
cates of Merit in
public butter tests:

May. '10, 1 lb. ll£ ozs.
in 24 hrs., 120 days
after calving.

May. '11. 1 lb. 151 ozs.,
165 days after calv-
ing.

May, '12. 1 lb. 11$
ozs., at 9 yrs. old,
162 days after calv-
ing.

Won 1st prize, Special
Milk Yield class, St.
Helier Show, '12.

And other prizes.

She is by same sire as
Mabel's Poet's Lady
Aldan. 248438, im-
ported by "Linden
Grove," who is dam
of:

Raleigh's Lady Aldan,
744 lbs. 5 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year (highest
testing Raleigh
cow i. Dam of Lady
Aldan's Mabel. 448
lbs. 1 oz., at 2 yrs.
old.
Raleigh's Mabel, 514
lbs. 4 ozs. butter in 1
year, 4 years old.

Aldan's Noble, 89581,
sold in our '13 auc-
tion to Mr. Ed. C.
Lasater. of Texas,
\\ ho values him at
$5,000.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Sec'y Island
of Jer. Herd Book.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, see above),
public butter test,
May, '09. 2 lbs. li
ozs., 83 days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
"08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Eva, 177094.
dam of Oxford John
D., 90048, sire of 3
in Register of Merit
averaging 469 lbs. 1
oz.. at 2 yrs. 9 mos.
old.

■ Mabel's Poet.

P. 2964, H. C.
Bred by Mr. Wm.
Labey, founder and
breeder of the great
Fontaine and Mabel
families.
Mabel's Poet has had
a wonderful record.
He has been award-
ed twenty-two first
prizes, a n d is the
sire of over fifty
first prize winners,
including Poet's
Pride, Cham, cow
for young coys and
Grand Champion,
B rockton Fair,
Mass., '06; Lady
Aldan 2d, 2d over
Jer., '03; Mabels
Blue Belle. 20 lbs. I
oz., and sold at our
'05 sale for $1,000;
and many other
great animals. He
was sold at auction
for $3,000.

Sire of
Poet's Pretty Bird, in
Register of Merit,
683 lbs. 13 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year.
Poet's Los Olivas, 61 1
lbs. 3 ozs. butter in
1 year.
Imp. Fauvic's Sap-
phire. 579 lbs. lOozs.
Poets Bird. 550 lbs

5 ozs.
Mabel's 1'oet's Nelly,

529 lbs. 8 ozs.
Poet's ( )wl Strawberry.

489 lbs. 3 ozs.
Poet's Lass, 18 lbs. 2
ozs. in 7 days.

Agatha's Flying Fox, |
P. 3256. H. C.

1st prize and Sweep
stakes. St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show. '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

1st pr. over the Island,
Aug.. '03.

Sire of

Sultan of Oaklands, 1 st
prize, Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05. Sire
of 27 tested cows.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06; 1st
pr., St. Helier Show,
Aug., '06; 1st pr. and
Cham., St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, Apr., '09, in
competition with
B e a u v o i r King,
Plymouth Lad and
other bulls, and
judged by two differ-
ent set of j u d g e s,
thereby winning a
very handsome Sil-
ver Shield; 1st prize
over Jer., Apr., '09.
Sire of 17 tested
cows.

Sire of many other
winners, and of 7
butter test cows.

Sire of 13 bulls with
tested daughters, in-
cluding Halloween's
Fox, sire of 10; Trial
of Oaklands and
Beechland's Cham-
pion, each sire of 6.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride.
187430, A. J. C. C.
(Gamboge's Pride 4th,

P. 8801, H. C.)
3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2- lbs. 7 J
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st pr.. Championship
and State's prize,
Grouville S., '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Oamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C
(as above).

Caiest has 9 tested
daughters, in-
cluding:

Caiest Pearl, in Regis-
ter of Merit, 607 lbs.
6 ozs. butter in 1 yr.

Annie Lee. F. 8894, H.
C, public butter
test, 2 lbs. 12 ozs. in
24 hours.

Fancy 14th, public
butter test, 2 lbs. 1 1
ozs., 256 days in
milk.

Gamboge 5th, public
butter test, 1 lb. 12
ozs., in 24 hours, at
5 years old.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging 5S(.s
each.

Mabel 38th,

P. 6311, II. C.

* >ne of the best dairy
cows ever bred by
Mr. Wm. Labey.
Large and tempting
offers have been re-
fused for her. She
is half sister to Gold-
en Fern's Lad. being
by Boyle, the sire of
the great Fontaine
family.

She is descended from
Mabel 2d. P. 889. H.
C.,dam of Mabel 4th.
18167, A J. C. C.
sold in our '83 auc-
tion for $2,100.

Champion Flying Fox. 61441, A. J. C. C. •

(Flying Fox, P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner over the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction sale, May, '02, for $7,500.

Among his many tested daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford Queen, 870.5 lbs. estimated

butter from 13,604 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold, 740 lbs. estimated

butter from 11,198 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Blue Belle of St. Saviour, 411.96 lbs. estimated

butter from 6,841 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox's Daisy o' Dreamwold, 10,060 lbs. milk in

1 year.
Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold, 11,075 lbs. milk in 1

year.
Fox's Maid o* The Sea, 11,530 lbs. milk in 1 year.
Fox Glove, Certificate of Merit and 2d Parish

prize, May, '07, 2 lbs. Hi ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,

37 days in milk.
Simone G. G., Certificate of Merit, May, '04, 2

lbs. 5} ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 101 days in milk.
Oxford Vixen, Certificate of Merit, May, '05, 2 lbs.

2\ ozs. butter, 24 hrs., 49 days in milk.
Flying Fox's La Fontaine, 18 lbs. 2 ozs. butter

from 280 lbs. milk, 7 days.
Lady Iveagh, 17 lbs. 6.6 ozs. butter, 7 days; 34

lbs. butter, 14 days (est.).
Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Handsome Lily, 14 lbs. 8 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15 lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Fox's Belle of Grouville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7

days; 80 lbs. 11 ozs., 30 days.
Flying Fox's Trinity Rose. 20 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,

7 days.
Fox's Belle of Trinity. 20 lbs. 5 ozs. butter, 7 days.
Flying Fox's Rowena, 17 lbs. 2\ ozs. butter, 7

days.
Flying Fox's Brown Maid, milked 22 qts., 1 day,
Fox's Golden Cigarette, milked 20 qts., 1 day.

with 1st calf.

Agatha of Oaklands, 162101, A. J. C. C.

(A Highly Commended cow, Agatha, F. 8432, H.

C, J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2 lbs. l£ ozs. in 24 hours,

Jersey weight, being in milk 142 days

Sold in our '02 auction for $1,700, to Mrs. M.

Patterson, Port Kennedy, Pa.
Won 2 1st prizes at Royal Shows.

M.

Fontaine's King.
P. 2207, H. C.

Sire of John Bull and
other noted animals.

Among his tested
daughters is Origa's
Queen, winner Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May, '02. 1 lb. 12}
ozs., 107 days in
milk. Dam of 2
high testing daugh-
ters.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.
Dam of

''.olden Queen of St.
Saviour, 2 lbs. \\
ozs,, 214 days in
milk.

( Ixford Ixia, 2 lbs. 8
ozs., 70 days in milk,
and 5 other public
butter tests.

Houpla, sire of Lady
Houpla, winner of
Champion Cup, test-
ing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73
days in milk after
first calving.

Flying Fox's Oxford
Lass, 1st pr. winner
over the Island.

Oxford Lad. P. 3123,
II. C.

The great cow, Oxford
Ever, who is dam of
Oxford You'll Do,
Oxford Knight and
2 public test cows.

Boyle. P. 1559. II. C.

Sire of the celebrated
bull, Golden Fern's
bud. P. 2160. II. C.j
Fontaine 7th, 8th
and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs milk in a yt .ii .
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Mabel 23d,

P. 323, II. C.
4ih over Jer, and Par,
prize, '91.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
(See below.)

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, H. C.
Reserve No. for Cup,

'90.
1st over Jersey, '91.
Blythwood Challenge

Bowl for best cow

in show, '91.
22 qts. milk and 3 lbs.

butter in 24 hours.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

1st ov. Jer., Apr., '88.

Sire of many noted
cows, including:

Alicante, P. 3880, H.
C, dam of the noted
sires, Nunthorpe,
The Owl and Ali-
cante's Boy.

Oxford Rose, P. 3787,
C, darn of Courage.

Oxford Lass, dam of
Oxford Ixia, the
Bronze Medal win-
ner in public butter
test, testing 2 lbs. 8
ozs.; grandam o f
Oxford Ixia 3d, Sil-
ver and Bronze Med-
al winner at public
butter test, testing 2
lbs. 15 \ ozs.

I Ixfi >rd Primrose,
P. 2252, C.

One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.
By the same sire as

Sultane's Favourite.

sire of Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

BveztoD King,
P. 390, C.

Sire of many noted
prize winners, a n d
graudsire of the
famous bull, Boyle,
P. 1559, H. C.

Mabel 13th,

P. 1125. H. C.
2d pr. over Jer., '92.
1st pr. over Jer., '94.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son, Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for
$10,000.

His ten-months old
bull calf sold in our
'07 sale for $10,200,
and in the same sale
his grandson,
"Stockwell," sold for
$11,500.

(See his extended pedi-
gree, front page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st over Jer., '89.

1st H. B. prize.
Dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Alicante. P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032. C.
By a great sire and out

of a phenomenal

dam.
Son of Rosette 5th. P.

2881, H. C. (as

above).

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Official test, 2 lbs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.
IstGuenon pr., '82. '83.
3d over Jersey, '83.
3dH. B.ov. J., '82, '83.

Fontaine, F. 2058, C
1st over Jer.. '86, '88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as best
cow in show, '88.

Wolseley. P. 401. H.C.

1st ov. Jer., '83, '84, "85.
1st ov. Jersey Jubilee
Show, '83.

Sultane, P. 7, II. C

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever
seen."

2d over Jersey, '70.

1st St. .Saviour, '70.

1st H. B., '71.

Dam of Sultane 9th, P.
1145, H. C, 2d over
Jer., '85; 1st H. B.
over Jersey. '85; 4th
over Jersey, '89; 1st
over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C
2d over Jersey. '83.

Sire of
Count's Fillpail. 30975,

24 lbs. 5 ozs.
Cicero's Ruby, 29040,
14 lbs. \\ ozs.

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816. H. C.
A remarbable cow.

Cetewayo, P. 224, C.
Sire of 4 tested cows.

Quality. F. 174S. II. C

Winner of 1st p. and

Cham. Cup at t h e

Roy. Jer. Show. '82.

(16 lbs. 8 ozs.)

Guenon's Pride,

P. 347, H. C
IstGuenon p., '82, '83.
3d over Jersey, 'S3.

Mabel 6th,

P. 360, H. C.

Last calf March 25, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble, P. 5012, H. C. (Sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell & Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

B 342

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 134. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S LOTTIE, 353272, A. J. C. C.

(Dame Oxford, P. 20406, H. C.)

Bred by John De Gruchy, Trinity, Island of
Jersey.

Born February 5, 1913.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Broken color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome light fawn -and- white, of high finish
and dairy type; neck Jong and flat; long body of
good depth and splendid ribbing; straight back;
broad loins and great length of rump ; prominent
veins on udder and belly; hide thin and mellow;
a sweet head, with small, rich, incurved horns;
well-set tail, with luxuriant switch; large udder, of
beautiful shape, extending far forward, with large
and well-placed teats.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr.. 'OS.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged Si, 391. 36.

Sire of 41 tested cows,
3 above 700 lbs. but-
ter in 1 year (all 3
imported by "Lin-
den Grove'' and sold
in our auctions).

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H. C.

The greatest living
representative of the
Oxfor d-Gamboge
line.

Now in the "Linden
Grove" stables, and
registered as Im-
ported Oxford
You'll Do. 111860.

Sire of 21 or more offi-
cial test cows, in-
cluding:

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
1 year; 1st at New
York State Fair as
a 3-year-old, 1st at
Connecticut State
Fair as a 4-year-old,
and 1st at New York
State Fair as a 5-
year-old, besides be-
ing dam of the pair
winning 1st as "pro-
d uce of cow, ' ' and
dam of the Grand
Champion bull at
New York State
Fair, '15.

He sired the following:

Champion cow over
the Island of Jersey
in May, '15, who
also won 1st in her
class (76 entries) as
a 3-year-old, and 1st
as a 2-year-old (68
entries), at the Roy.
Shows. She is cata-
logued in this auc-
tion, with her splen-
did daughter (Nos.
50 and 5 1 of catalog).

1st prize bull at the
Royal Show, Class 2,
19 entries, May, '15.

Grand Champion bull
at Indiana State
Fair, '15; sold in our
'14 auction for £525,
as a calf.

1st prize 3-year-old at
Texas State Fair,
'15 (11 entries); sold
in our '14 auction for
$745.

Grand Champion bull
at the Minnesota
and Wisconsin State
Fairs, '13; who pro-
duced the Junior
Champion heifer at
Iowa State Fair and
Waterloo Dairy Sh.,
'15.

(See other pedigrees
for further particu-
lars, and notes oppo-
s i t e No. 40 of
catalog.)

Dam
LOTIS,
P. 15194, H. C.

Her dam is also the
dam of Oxford Fair,
353268, A. J. C. C.

(see No. 57 of cata-
log).

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, public butter
test. May, '09, 2 lbs.
l£ ozs., 83 days in
milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Trinity Sultan,
P. 4054, C.

His sire is a half-
brother to Gam-
boge's Knight
(above), who sold
at our '11 auction
for $6,700 to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in
a single lot at $1,750
each.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire.

Gamboge's Knight is
sire of 41 butter test
cows, three of them
testing above 700
lbs. in 1 year — all
three imported by
"Linden Grove" and
sold in our auction,
viz.:

Gamboge's Grey Beau-
ty. 784 lbs. 12 ozs.
in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink, 722 lbs. 14
ozs. in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs.
9 ozs. in 1 year.

Gamboge's Knight is
also the sire of four
bulls with tested
daughters, includ-
ing:

Oxford You'll Do. 1st
prize, with his prog-
eny, at Royal Show,
April, '11.

Oxford Knight, full
brother to Oxford
You'll Do, sire of
12 tested cows.

Petition,

P. 10680, C.

Dam of Alfriston Peti-
tion, 211630, im-
ported by Mrs. S. T.
Henning, in whose
Allen Farm herd she
gave 11,000 lbs. milk
in one year as a five-
year-old.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746, H. C.
(78475, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of lst;,over, Jer-
sey, Apr., '06.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '05.

Reserve over Jersey,
with progeny, Apr.,
'07.

1st pr., Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Champion,
St. Saviour-G r o u-
ville, '05.

27 of his daughters
have won Certifi-
cates of Merit in the
public butter tests
on the Island and
have made the Reg-
ister of Merit in
America.

One of his most dis-
tinguished daugh-
ters isViolette's
Beauty 3d, P. 13895,
H. C. (now Violette's
Sultana, 252253,

Certificate of Merit,
May, '09, 1 lb. 11$
ozs., 90 days in
milk, at 2 years
old; won 1st and
Sweepstakes, St. Sa-
viour-Grouville S. ,
'10. She sold in our
'11 auction for $2,-
600, to Ewell Farm,
T e n n., and her
daughter, Noble's
Pretty Violette, 252-
234, sold as a 2-
y ear-old for $1,200
to Elmendorf Farm,
Ky.

Trinity Princess,
P. 8543. H. C.

Par. pr., May, '01.

Certificate of Merit,
Oct., '04, 2 lbs. li
ozs., 78 days in milk.

Certificate of Merit,
May, '05, 1 lb. 14£
ozs., 280 days in
milk.

4th over Jer., May, '05.

Par. pr.. May, '05.

4th over Jersey (butter
tested cows), May,
'05.

2d over Jer., Aug., '05.

Her half-brother, Pi-
lot's Sultan, is sire
of Carlo's Gipsy
Maid. 1st over Jer.,
May, '03; Certifi-
cate of Merit, public
butter test, Oct., '05,
1 lb. 5 ozs., 204 days
in milk.

Reliable, P. 3065, C.
Sire of

Miss Emily, P. 10624.
H. C, public butter
test, May, "13, 1 lb.
7i ozs. in 24 hrs., 44
lbs. 10 ozs. milk, at 3
yrs. old, 137 days
after calving.

Weeping Willow 2d, P.
10665, C. (Weeping
Willow, 211596, A.
J. C. C), who is dam
of:

Willow's Stockwell, P.
4092, C. (83352, A.
J. C. C), winner St.
John Parish prize,
April, '08; sire of
Lily of Jersey, 1st at
Royal Show, 55 en-
tries. May, '10.

Willow Lassie, 235980,
dam of Willow Las-
sie's Queen. 275849.
in Register of Merit,
Class A, 361 lbs. 13
ozs. butter in 1 year,
2 yrs. 1 mo. old.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st over the Island,
Aug., '03.

One of the most suc-
cessful sires the Is-
land has produced.
Sire of

Gamboge's Knight,
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $6,700.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C, 1st over Jer-
sey, May, '06.

And other notables.

Sultane's Snowdrop,
P. 8578, H. C.

1st prize over the Is-
land, May, '01 ; 1st
and Sweepstakes.
Grouville and St.
Saviour, '01; 1st and
Sweepstakes and
Champion, Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'03, '04.

She was sold to "Ged-
ney Farm" for $2,-
350, and is full sister
to Golden Sultana,
the St. Louis winner,
who is dam of the
sensational bull, Sul-
tana's Golden Jolly,
winner Gr. Cham-
pionship, Nat. Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11.

Sultan, P. 244S, H. C.

Reserve over Jersey,
Apr.. '98.

Sire of Sultan's Sul-
tana, 157345, a very
fine young cow, sold
in our '01 sale for
$335.

St. Helier's Princess,
F. 8415, H. C.

Par. pr., May, '01..

1st over Eng., milking
trials, and 2d (In-
spection Class)
TunbridgeWells.'Ol.

R- H. C, milking
trials, Lon. Dairy
Show. '01.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, '01, 1
lb. 10i ozs., 122 days
in milk.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, Dairy
Show, '01, 1 lb. 132
ozs., 185 days in
milk.

Dido, P. 2703, H. C.

Sire of Morocco's
Pride. P. 9089. H.
C, 1st prize over
Jersey and winner of
Blythwood Bowl,
'02; 1st prize over
the Island, '03, and
was sent to Austra-
lia as the best cow
in Jersey.

Reliance, P. 7040, C.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

[ Agatha of Oaklands,

162101. A. J. C. C.
(A highly commended

cow, Agatha, F.

8432, H.C., J. H. B.)
Official butter test, 2

lbs. 1 -J ozs. in 24

hrs.
1st prize over Jersey,

beating former Roy.

winners in '00.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Dam of

Golden Sultana, win-
ner 3d pr. at the
great St. Louis S..
September, '04, and
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $3,700; her
son. Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, selling at
same time for
$11,100.

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C., sire of a re-
markable lot of
dairy cows that have
always sold at long
prices.

Sir John, P. 2176, H.C.

Descended from Gold-
en Lad, the most
prepotent bull the
Island ever pro-
duced, transmitting
the Sultane type (for
udder and teats) to
his entire progeny.

[ Sultana, P. 6072, H. C.

2d ov. Jer., May, '96.

2d North Show, '97.

Dam of Sultana's
Golden Lad, P. 2609,
H. C, sire of a re-
markable fine lot of
dairy cows, includ-
ing Sultan's Black
Beauty, sold in our
'07 auction to W. R.
Spann for $3,000.

Cato 2d, P. 1954, C.
Sire of

Sweet Morocco, P.
6806, H. C, 1st over
Jer., May, '02 and
'03; 1st in Champion
Class. Aug., '03; Re-
serve for Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'04.

Triple Interest. 1st ov.
Jer. and Par. prize,
May. '01; Silver
Medal in butter test,
'01; 2 lbs. lOiozs. in
24 hours.

Morocco.

P. 4671, H. C.

Gay Prince,

P. 2092, H. C.

True, P. 4693, H. C.

Prince Romulus,
P. 798, C.

La Dame 2d,

P. 4053, C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.
His dam is also dam of

Flying Fox, P. 2729,
H. C.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C-,

now named

Countess of Oaklands.

162098.
Official test, 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours,
Jersey weight.

Cicero. P. 266. H. C.
1st prize over Jer., '82.
Sire of Lady Longfield,

23524, 20 lbs. 13

ozs.

Sultane. P. 7, H. C.
2d over Jer.. '70.
1st St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B., '71.

Golden Hero,

P. 1833, H. C.

1st over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93, '94, '95.

Sire of

Nita Belle D, 21 lbs.
1 £ ozs.

Nicotine's Pet, 20 lbs.
1 oz.

Descended from Hero,
P. 90, C, who sired
Daisy of St. Peter,
20 lbs. 5£ ozs.; Co-
cotte, 16 lbs. 8i ozs.;
and 2 others.

Parisienne,

F. 7501, H. C.

Courage, P. 1813, C.

Headed the late F. C.
Le Maistre's herd
with signal success.

Sire of Courageous
Countess of Oak-
lands, P. 8640, H.
C, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '00; official
tes.t, 2 lbs. in 24 hrs.
She is dam of Aga-
tha. F. 8432, H. C,
official butter test, 2
lbs. l^ozs. in 24 hrs.,
Jersey weight, being
in milk 142 days;
1st prize over Jer.,
beating former Roy.
winners in '00.

Water Lily,

P. 4838, H. C.

Cato, P. 1646, H. C.

Sire of Cato 3d, P.2143,
C, who sired Fabu-
lous Interest, 168515,
winner of three Cer-
tificates of Merit in
Island butter tests.

Madelaine, P. 4198, C.
Patron, P. 1377, H. C

Madras 2d,

P. 3198, H. C.

King Romulus,

P. 529, H. C.

Coomassie's Niece,
F. 3214, H. C.

Yenus 2d, P. 460, C.

Rival, P. 146, C.

Yenus, P. 241, C.

Due to calve April 22, 1916,
& Sons, San Antonio, Texas.)

Jumper, P. 1087, C.
His daughter, Zelie, P.

3296, C, is dam of

Golden Fern's Grey

Daisy, 195783. A. J.

C. C. (Zelie 2d, P.

8419, H. C), winner

of the following prs. :
Par. prize. Class 3, May, '01; Certificate of Merit, public butter test, May,

'02, 1 lb. 14£ ozs., 86 days in milk; Certificate of Merit, public butter test.

May, '04, 1 lb. 9 ozs., 310 days in milk; dam of Zelie 3d, sold to Lord

Rothschild, for whom she won, in '04, 1st over England, Royal Show,

London; 2d over England, Tunbridge Wells Show; 1st over England and

Reserve for Champion, Sussex Show.

La Dame, F. 2301, C.
by Golden Fern's Lad of Oaklands, P. 529S, H. C. (Calf will be sent to Messrs. J. O. Terrell

Tattoo 74

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 135. Heifer.

OAKLANDS OXFORD ROSE, 306925, A. J. C. C.

Dropped January 15, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

A heifer of royal breeding, representing many of
the greatest individuals of the families we have
patronized within the past forty-one years. We
own her sire, the sensational Oxford You'll Do,
]'. 4075. H. C-, and her dam. We imported both
her grandsires, and many of the ancestors of each,
and know that they are the type that win in the
show ring and raise the Register of Merit average.
A rugged heifer, of great constitution; bright, promi-
nent eyes; thin, flat neck; exceedingly long bodied,
with well sprung ribs; strong back; very broad at
loins, with prominent hips; long rump; thin, long
tail, with black switch; has the making of a splendid
udder, large and squarely placed teats.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075.H.C.

Now at "Linden
Grove," registered
as Imported Oxford
You'll Do. 111860,
and not for sale.
Sire of

Golden Oxford Ivy,
CHAMPION OVER
JERSEY, 15, win-
ning 1st in her class
of 76 entries, and
Theatre Challenge
Cup, at the last Roy.
Show in May. She
also won 1st in her
class of 68 entries at
the Royal Show,
May, '14.

Golden Fern's Oxford,
120935, GRAND
CHAMPION bull
at Indiana State
Fair, '15 (as a year-
ling). Bred at "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our '14 auction
for $525.

Edith You'll Do,
255216, in Register
of Merit, 475 lbs. 6
ozs. butter in 1 year,
as a three-year-old.
(Sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $200 as a
heifer calf.)

Stella You'll Do,
288.110, in Register
of Merit, 429 lbs. 15
ozs., as a four-year-
old. (Sold in our
'13 auction for $500,
3 yrs. old.)

Oxford Lavender. 431
lbs. 9 ozs., as a four-
year-old. (Sold in
our '13 auction for
$775.)

You'll Do's Favorite,
306639, sold in our
'14 auction for $500;
now under official
test, and will make
900 lbs. or more of
butter in 1 year, as
a four year-old.

And 18 other official
test cot s.

(See opposite page, or
front page C, for his
extended pedigree.)

( Champion Flying FoXi
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Among his 26 tested
daughters are:

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
wold, 1 1 ,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11.530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Although imported 15
years ago. Flying
Fox's daughters are
still making records
as aged cows. Dur-
ing the past sum-
mer, two daughters
of Flying Fox quali-
fied for Register of
Merit with records
over 700 lbs. butter
in 1 year, both past
ten years of age.
One, Fox's Pride o'
Dreamwold, made
787 lbs. 9 ozs. but-
ter, 11,508 lbs. milk,
IN HER 12TH YR.

Flying Fox's sons are
also demonstrating
the prepotency of
this blood. Forty-
three of his sons
have produced test-
ed daughter s —
a greater number
than any other bull
of any breed.

f Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160, H. C.

(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)

Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship.
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.

Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows. (See other
pedigrees for partial
list of his tested
daughters, or front
page A.)

Among his many pr.
winning sons and
daughters are:

Eminent 2d, 1st State's
prize over Jer., '01
and '02 (with his
progeny) ; sold in our
'05 auction for
$10,000; sire of 81
tested daughters.

Flying Fox, Champion
winner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
in our '02 auction for
$7,500; sire of 26
tested daughters and
prize winners.

Sire of 31 tested cows,
and 27 bulls with
tested daughters.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named

Sultana's Rosette,
149740. A. J. C. C.

A very rich and per-
sistent milker.

1st pr. over Jer., '89.

1st II. B. prize.

1st Parish prize.

Dam of Flying Fox,
Alicante (the dam of
"The Owl") and
Forfarshire, three
Champion winners.

We imported Sultana's
Rosette and sold her
in 00 for $900. and
her bull calf for $800.

Royle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

He also sired the great
cow , "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, May, '97, 2
lbs. 3£ ozs.. 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," that made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7} ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.,
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the
Island, after being
in milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. Sold in our
'07 sate for $2,200 to
Mr. A. B. Lewis.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d pr. over the Island
and Par. prize, '94.

One of the grandest
dairy cows ever
known on the Is-
land.

Golden Lad,

I*. 1242. II. C.
1st pr. over the Island,

Aug., '90; also win,

er of £15 prize.
Sire of 32 tested cows,

including
Golden Lad's Pan n

Duchess. 166538. 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose, 162097,21 lbs.

10£ ozs.
Sandgate, 122509, 20

lbs. 104 ozs.
Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

1 i ozs.
Golden Kola, 127232,

17 lbs. 8i ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John. 149150. 16 lbs.

3 ozs.
Golden Ora. 127228. 16

lbs. 1 £ ozs.

Tootsie, P. 3214.
Parish prize. '90.

H. C

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. A great
loss to the Island, as
he undoubtedly was
a great sire.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94. '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693.
H. C. (now Emi
nent's Fern of St.
Martin, 252122).
Certificate of Merit
in public butter test,
May, 07, 2 lbs. 5i
ozs., 65 days in
milk.

Count Cicero.

F. 398, H. C.
2d over Jer., '83.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.

"The first of the most
celebrated family
the Island has ever

seen."

Sultune's Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

Sire of Sultane 14th,
that in the Tun-
bridge Wells (Eng
land) butter test, '02.
in her fifteenth year,
gave 38 lbs. 6 ozs.
milk, making 2 lbs.
1 i ozs. butter in 24
hours, when 132
days in milk, win
ning the Silver
Medal.

Golden Lass 4th.

P. 2447, H. C
2d over Jer.. '88.
2d H. B. ov. J.. '88.
2d Lon. Dairy S., '88.
1st over Eng., '90.

Everton King.
P. 390. C

Sire of many noted
prize winners, in-
cluding Le Uourg
Queen. P. 3328. C.
dam of the great
cow. Lilac, P. 7996,
C.

Fontaine 2d,

P. 807. H. C.
1st over Jersey, '82.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C-

[ Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.
Dam of Eminence, F.
7124. H. C. dam of
Little Eminence.
122506, 21 lbs. 6
ozs. ; Eminence of
the Island, 15 lbs. 10
ozs. ; Eminent 2d,
P. 2532, H. C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C-
1st over Jersey, '82.

Minerva, F. 2281, C.
Sultan, F. 58, H. C.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272. H. C.

Cicero. P. 266, H. C. (7657, A. J. C. C.) was imported by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our '82 auction, 33 years ago, for $3,100. In same sale we
sold his son, Young Garenne's Duke, 6863, at 3 mos. old, for $1,760 (sire of
4 butter test cows).

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C
We were informed on
the Island by J. A.
Marett that Rosette
4th, as a dairy cow
in her day, had few
equals on the Island.

Angela's Rosette 5th,
P. 5070. C.

She is dam of 3 official
test cows.

Her grandsire, Bashie's
Wonder, is grand-
sire of Mr. R. A.
Sibley's great im-
ported cow, Magyar-
land, .S9326. 17 lbs.
8 ozs. in 7 days,
whose sou produced
the dam of Sperm-
field Owl's Eva.
1.168 lbs. 8 ozs. in 1
year.

Birthright.

P. 1313. H. C.

By same sire as Red
Light. Gold Medal
winner, 2 lbs. 10
ozs. butter in 24 hrs.,
public test.

Bashie's Wonder,
P. 929, H. C.
1st over Jersey and P.

prize, '87.
A successful sire.

Happy Cetewayo,
P. 582, C.

His grandsire, Cete-
wayo, P. 224, C, is
sire of 4 tested cows.

Rosette 2d.
F. 943,

LesFonds, P. 662.H.C.

1 st over Jersey and

Champion Cup, '85.

Golden Cloud,

P. 358, H.
Prize winner

Snow llake,

P. 714. H. C.

Dam of Snowllake 3d,

1st over Jer., '88.

Gilderoy, P. 414, H. C.
Castaledes, F. 2876. C.

Bashie 2d.
P. 1415,

H. C.

Angela's Rosette.
P. 1614. C.

Exhibited as one of
the get of Angela's
Lad. winner 1st over
Jersey.

Lovebird. P. 2581, C.
1st over Jersey and P.
pr., Aug.. 88

Angela's Lad,

1'. 397, H. C.
1st Guenon prize, '83.
3d Herd Book, '83.
5th over Jersey, '83.
3d over Fer., Aug., '83.

2d and 3d II It , '85

Industry, F. 2509, C-

Cetewayo 4th,
P, SSI. II.

Sunshine 4th,
P. 1566, H.

Farmer's Joy,

P. 306, H. C
1st pr., Eng. Roy.
1st pr. and Silver

Medal at London
Dairy Show, '81.

Angela, F. 1607, H. C.

Dam of Major Camp
bell Brown's Tor-
mentor.

Gilderoy, P. 414. H.
Bashie. F. 2861. II .
Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370. H. C-

4.C.

Dam

ROSE OF

OAKLANDS,

195834, A. J. C. C.
(P. 10048, C.j

Bred hy Mr. John A.
Perree, Island of
Jersey.

Her dam also pro-
duced :

Rosy of Oaklands,
195835. in Register
of Merit <AA), 524
lbs. 1 1 ozs. butter in
1 year, at 6 yrs. old.
(Imported by "Lin-
den Grove.")

Oakland's Rosette, P.
7853. H. C., public-
butter test, 1 lb. 12}
ozs. in 24 hrs., at 2
years old.

Ino of Oaklands, pub-
lie butter test, 1 lb.
4$ ozs. at 3 yrs. old,
248 days after calv-
ing.

Due to calve August 10, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 8G180, Grand Champion winner at National Dairy Show, '11, defeat-
ing the Champions of eight State Fairs; the Champions at the Waterloo (Iowa), Shclbyville (Ky.) and International Dairy Shows,
and two that had been Champions over the Island of Jersey. (See front pages for pedigree and record of Sultana's Golden Jolly,
ISGISO, A. J. C. C.)

Beech Lass. F. 35
Conquest, P. 354, (
Sunshine, P. 314. C

Parmer's Glory.

K. 274, H. C
1st ov. Jer., '79,
1st Kng. Royal. '79.
1st St. Peter, '79. '80

80.

L Victory, P. 1999. H. C

1st St. Mary
3d over Jersey.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

(Advertisement in The Jersey Bulletin of June 30, 1915.)

"Linden Grove" Blood Dominates the Register of Merit

While we have done no testing in recent years at "Linden Grove," our customers have done enough to show the quality o
the families we handle. The evidence is constantly increasing.

In the last lot of Register of Merit cows reported from the American Jersey Cattle Club office (twenty-nine of them, owned
in eleven different states), nine were imported by "Linden Grove," one bred at "Linden Grove," and four sired by bulls bred
at or imported by "Linden Grove."

Four others were closely descended from "Linden Grove" bulls; one was by a full brother to Oxford You'll Do (now at
"Linden Grove"), and one out of Aleonora, two of whose daughters were imported by us. It is with great pride that we point
to THIS FACT.

"Linden Grove Blood in Twenty out of Twenty-nine Register of Merit Cows, in the American Jersey Cattle Club's

last Report:

Butter Age
lbs. ozs. yr. mo.

Class

Great Scot's Champion, 203703 A

Oxford Cocotte, 235180 A

Golden Maid's Christena, 269565. .A
Majesty's Dark Beauty, 252211 . . . .A

Combination's Letty, 252145 A

Oxford Boy's Vixen, 252190 A

Sultan's Gleenie, 252155 A

Combination's Champion, 252159. . A

Edith You'll Do, 255216 A

The Owl's Mona, 240365 A

Gold Fern's Beatrice, 260406 A

Raleigh's Island Star, 227568 A

Owlet Sultana, 269126 AA

Linada Sultana, 267949 AA

Majesty's Rosabelle, 233435 A

Lass 89th of Hood Farm, 300426.. . . A

Lady Westgate, 299239 A

Fern's Favorite, 195067 A

Knight's Star, 240805 A

Jolly Norah, 234167 (30 days) B

774

4

12

8

724

15

S

4

708

0

6

1

673

7

5

10

656

15

8

0

532

9

6

8

528

0

7

4

498

5

7

7

475

6

3

0

413

4

4

4

708

3

4

5

481

11

6

0

394

13

2

0

362

15

2

1

590

12

4

5

603

5

2

2

596

3

4

0

647

3

8

4

724

15

5

11

74

12

9

3

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Imported by "Linden Grove."

Bred at "Linden Grove."

Sire bred at "Linden Grove."

Sire imported by "Linden Grove."

Sire bred at "Linden Grove."

Sire bred at "Linden Grove."

Grandsire and great-grandsire imported by "Linden

Grove."
Dam's sire imported by "Linden Grove."
Sire's sire imported by "Linden Grove."
Inbred to the "Linden Grove" bull, Golden Fern's

Lad.
vSire's full brother at "Linden Grove."
Two sisters (same dam) imported by "Linden

Grove."

The above list includes:

The Highest Testing Daughter of Oxford Lad ) All imported by

The Highest Testing Daughter of Golden Maid's Prince

The Highest Testing Daughter of Rhymer

Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our Auctions.

"The Jersey Bulletin" lately said:

"The blood of Cooper cattle and the families they have handled, finishes with the blue ribbon so persistently in the show ring
that their judgment of type and blood was long ago vindicated. And, if an analysis of the Regiter of Merit in relation to these
families was undertaken, we suspect it would bring conviction to those who weigh butter fat rather than show-ring prestige."

We have not had the time to analyze the Register of Merit, but we have been gratified to note the familiar "Linden Grove"
names in the lists published from time to time.

We have not lately tested our cows, for two reasons:

Having so many, we could not test them all; and it might be said that those not tested were not capable.

So many of our imported cows are kept here too short a time to complete year's tests — and during acclimation, the most
unfavorable time to judge a cow's worth.

Are "Linden Grove" Cows Producers? See the list above — More Than Two-thirds of the cows qualified for the Register of
Merit in a single lot from the Club Office have the "Linden Grove" stamp

What a story it would make, were it practicable to go through the entire Register of Merit and show what the "Linden
Grove" contribution has been!

B73

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 136. Cow.

OFFICIAL R,

YOU'LL DO'S MONICA, 353260, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford Monica, P. 19902, C.)
J. A. S. RECORD, BEGUN AS A TWO-YEAR-OLD, 314.49 LBS. BUTTER IN 257 DAYS;
AVERAGE TEST, 5.29 PER CENT. FAT.

Bred by G. Averty, St. Saviour, Island of Jersey.

Born May 5, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915, by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A very long-bodied, attractive light fawn, of dairy
temperament and type, clean neck and sharp withers;
straight back to root of tail, which is thin and beauti-
fully set, with generous black switch ; prominent hips;
lean hind quarters ; great length of rump ; large,
well shaped udder, with long teats squarely placed.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight. P. 3938. C.
sire of 12 butter test
cows. 6 of them in
Register of Merit,
averaging 575 lbs. 8
ozs. of butter in I
year. 8.773 lbs. 12.9
ozs. milk, at 5 yrs.
old; 5 of his tested
daughters were im-
ported by ''Linden
Grove" and sold in
our auctions for an
average of $927.

Sire of 22 or more
official test cows,
including;

You'll Do's Favorite,
just finishing test
with more than 900
lbs. butter as a 4-
year-old.

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs., at 4§
yrs. old.

Oxford's Triumph
Maiden, 554 lbs. 7
ozs,. at 4 yrs. 3 mos.

Oxford's Ever Lass,
480 lbs. 4 ozs., at 2
yrs. 3 mos.

Edith You'll Do, 475
lbs. 6 ozs., at 3 yrs.

Oxford's Gamboge
Agatha, 438 lbs., at
3 yrs. 5 mos.

Oxford Lavender, 431
lbs. 9 ozs., at 4£ yrs.

Stella You'll Do, 429
lbs. 15 ozs., at 4 yrs.

Hope You'll Do, 408
lbs. 10 ozs., at 2
yrs. 3 mos.

Oxford You'll Do's
Circus Girl, 390 lbs.
3 ozs., at 2 yrs.

Egypt You'll Do, 454
lbs. 8 ozs., at 5 yrs.
5 mos.

Lucea Oxford. 378 lbs.
5 ozs., at 3 yrs. 7
mos.

And a number of
others with official
tests on the Island
of Jersey for varying
periods, six of which
have been lately
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and will
be sold in this auc-
tion.

Dam
MY MONICA,
F. 10419, C.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
Oct., '10, 1 lb. 9 ozs.
in 24 hrs., at 6 yrs.
old, 239 days after
calving.

Certificate of Merit,
Oct., '12. 1 lb. 151
ozs., 165 days after
calving.

Official R. J. A. S.
record at 9 yrs. old,
359.31 lbs. butter in
259 days ; average
test, 5.23 per cent,
butter fat.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645, H. C.

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jer. (with his prog-
eny), Apr., '08.

Sold at our '11 auction
for $6,700, to White
Horse Farm, Paoli,
Pa., who bought six
of his daughters in a
single lot at $1,750
each.

He has already 41 test-
ed daughters.

1 1 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $ 1,391. 36.

His five highest test-
ing daughters were
imported by "Lin-
den Grove" and sold
in our auctions, in-
cluding:

Gamboge's Grey
Beauty, 7S4 lbs. 12
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink. 722 lbs. 14
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Gamboge's Fancy
Princess, 712 lbs. 9
ozs. butter in 1 year.

We imported many
others among his
very best progeny.

Gamboge's Tiddledy-
wink (above), Grand
Cham, at Nat. Dairy
Show, '12, in her
year's test, gave
10.279.8 lbs. milk
and 717 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter (on show cir-
cuit 2$ mos. during
test). She was also
1st prize cow in a
ring of 20 entries and
Senior Champion at
the Waterloo (Iowa)
Dairy Show, '12 —
"the greatest exhi-
bition of Jerseys in
the history of the
breed." She was
imported by "Lin-
den Grove," and
sold in our '1 1 auc-
tion for $1,750, to
White Horse Farm.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370. H. C.

About the best and
most valuable cow in
the herd of Mr. J. A.
Perree, Sec'y Island
of Jer. Herd Book.

Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.
Dam of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(by Agatha's Flying
Fox, above), public
butter test, May, '09,
2 lbs. l\ ozs., 83
days in milk.

Oxford Triumph, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107
days in milk.

Oxford Knight, sire of
12 tested cows.

Oxford Eva, dam of
Oxford John D., who
has 3 daughters in
the Register of Merit.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256, H. C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st prize over the Is-
land in a class of 44,
'02.

Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below ) , public but-
ter test, May. '08, I
lb. 10 ozs., 97 days
in milk (cows under
5 yrs.); public but-
ter test, May, '09, 2
lbs. lh ozs., 83 days
in milk; winner of
1st prize over Jer-
sey and Theatre
Challenge Cup, May,
'11; Reserve for
Renouf Cup, "best
butter test cow
judged by inspec-
tion," May, '07.

Sultan of Oaklands, 1st

prize. Sweepstakes, [ Agatha of Oaklands,

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are:

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Flower o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter, 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 411.96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10,060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Syria o' Dream-
w old, 11,075 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Maid o' The Sea,
11,530 lbs. milk, 1
year.

Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Combination, P. 3744,
H. C. 1st prize over
Jersey, May, '06;
1st prize. St. Helier
Show, Aug., '06; 1st
prize and Champion,
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show,
Apr., '09.

His breeder, Mr. John
A. Perree, sold him
to Mr. Howard Wil-
1 e t s, "G e d n e y
F a r in." White
Plains. N. Y., for
$5,000.

Twelve of his heifers.
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430. A. J. C. C.

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '01, '02.

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7$
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction to Mr.
How. Willets. owner
of Gedney Farm.

Bessie's Lad,

P. 2479, H. C.

By the same sire as
Orlando, P. 2535, H.
C, sire of Fairy
Glen, P. 9178, H. C,
dam of Raleigh's
Fairy Boy and Fairy
Glen's Raleigh.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C

One of the most cele-
brated cows the
Island ever pro-
duced. She was
never tested for but-
ter, but milked as
high as 28 quarts
daily.

162101. A. J. C C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H. C. J-H.B.)

Official butter test, 2
lbs. l-£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

She sold in our '02
auction for $1,700.
to Mrs. M. M. Pat-
terson, Port Ken-
nedy, Pa.

Caiest, P. 2591, H. C.

1st prize. Champion-
ship and State's pr.,
Grouville Show, '98.

Sire of Mabel's Poet,
P. 2964, H. C, and
other noted animals,
among them being
Gamboge's Pride
4th, P. 8801, H. C,
2 lbs. 1% ozs.

Fifteen daughters of
Caiest sold in our
'05 and '06 auction
sales, averaging $865
each.

Gamboge's rride,
P. 4508, H. C

Winner of the follow-
ing public butter
tests:

May. '96. 2 lbs. 7i ozs.

Oct., '96, 2 lbs. 2i ozs.,
217 days in milk.

May, '97, 2 lbs. H ozs.

Oct., '97, 2 lbs., 4j ozs.

Oct., '98, 2 lbs. 73 ozs.,
118 days in milk.

Golden Lad 2d,
P. 2023, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Daisy,
136499. 19 lbs. 2 ozs.

Golden Lad's Mer-
maid, sold at our '02
sale for $1,100.

Golden Lad's Blue
Belle, sold at our
'03 sale for $1,725.

Brown Bess 2d,
P. 5428, H. C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C

1st and Champion at
N. C Show, '96. '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island ^of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced. His son,
Flying Fox, sold in
our '02 sale for
$7,500. His son.
Eminent 2d, sold in
our '05 sale for
$10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

I Rosette 5th.

P. 2881, H. C.
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.
Forfarshire. P. 2914.
H. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640, H. C

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.
Official test. 2 lbs. of
butter in 24 hours.
Jersey weight.

Fontaine's King,
P. 2207, H. C

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582. C.

. C.
7th,

Boyle, P. 1559. H.

Sire of Fontaine
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9.000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

[ Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.

2d over Jer., 2d H. B.

and Par. prize, '94.

Sarabond.P. 797.H.C.

He was sold to go to
France when 12
months old. This
was a great loss to
the Island, as he
undoubtedly was a
great sire.

Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

Orme,

C.

r Rob Roy,

P. 1184, H. C.
3d over Jer., Aug., '89.
Sire of Zanzibar, win-
ner Certif. of Merit
in butter test. May,
'00, 1 lb. 14i ozs.
in 24 hours. Dam
of Golden Fern's
Tulip. 161059. that
milked 11.852 lbs.
milk and 597 lbs.
estimated butter in
one year; 19 lbs. 8 J
ozs. butter in seven
days.

Gamboge 2d,

P. 2294. H. C.
Dam of Gamboge 4th,
2 lbs. li ozs.. 24 hrs.

Orme. P. 1660, H. C.

Sire of Regina Sultane
2d, winner of 1st pr.,
B. and W. S., N. A.
S. S., and 1st at the
Yorkshire S., Eng.,
'95. (2 lbs. 9J ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs.)

Golden Lass.

F. 5711. H. C.
1st over the Island.

Biron, P. 1375, C.
Brown Bess, F. 7455.C

P. 1660. H.

Sire of

Regina Sultane 2d, 2

lbs. \h ozs. of butter

in 24 hours.

Little Eminence.

122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881. H. C.
1st pr. over Jer., '89.

Courage. P. 1813, C.

Mr. Francis Le Brocq
told us that the bull
Courage was the
best son of Golden
Lad.

Grassy Brown,

P. 3370. H. C

Boyle. P. 1559. H. C
(See above.)

Fontaine 4th.

P. 2537. C
1st over Jersey, '90, '91.
1st Herd Book. '90.

Favorite Boy.

P. 882, H. C.

His grandson, Favor-
ite Lad, is sire of
Iris, winner of Gold
Medal (1st prize) in
butter test. May,
'01, 2 lbs. 4£ ozs..
220 days in milk;
Certificate of Merit.
May, '00, 2 lbs. 5
ozs., 76 days in milk.

Browny's Grey,
P. 2353, H. C.

Oscar, F. 410. H. C-

Gamboge.

V. 5846. H. C

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
1st over Jersey. '90.

Oxford Dahlia,
P. 2588. H. C

Won 1st pr, and C,
Oxfordshire Show ,
Eng.. '93.

1st pr., R. A. S.. Ches-
ter, Eng.. '93.

1st p. and Silver Cup,
H. S.. '93.

Evcrton Lord.
P. 1088. H.

C

Widow, F. 2360. C.

Dam of
Golden Queen of St. Saviour. 2 lbs. 1 J ozs., 214 days in milk.
Oxford Ixia. a famous winner in the public butter tests; among the many that she won being the

Bronze Medal in March, '00, testing 2 lbs. 8 ozs.
Caiest. whose eight daughters, in our '05 sale, averaged $9S7.50.
Houpla. sire of Lady Houpla, winner of Champion Cup, testing 2 lbs. 12 ozs., 73 days in milk ana alter

first calving.
Flying Fox's Oxford Lass. 1st prize winner over the Island. run j

Oxford Lad, P. 3123. H. C, who distinguished himself by having sired a remarkable lot of bulls and

cows, winners in the best shows and in the public butter tests.

Due to calve August 15, 1016, by Golden Fern of Linden, 84011, one of the most prepotent sons of Golden Fern's Lad-
Golden Fern of Linden was "bred to order," our desire being for a son of Golden Fern's Lad out of the great cow, Golden Lad's
Industry, 162058, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Lad, P, 1242, H. C, ever owned at "Linden Grove." His progeny
have fulfilled our fondest expectations, and they have been highly appreciated by some of our best breeders. (See front pages
for extended pedigree of Golden Fern of Linden, 84011.)

B 302

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 137. Cow.

OXFORD MILLIE YOU'LL DO, 353270, A. J. C. C.

(Oxford Millie, P. 20803, H. C.)

Bred by John A. Perree, St. Saviour, Island of
Jersey.

Born December S, 1912.

Imported October 31, 1915, by T. S. Cooper &
Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome "big-litde" young cow, with lots of
substance and good type; very long, deep body;
back strong and straight to root of tail; great length
of rump and prominent hips; hide thin and mellow;
long tail, with generous switch touching the ground;
large udder, of splendid shape when in milk, with
well placed teats. (One of the "good things" that
will likely be picked up by some good judge at a
bargain because practically dry.)

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4Q75.H.C.

Sire of 22 or more offi-
cial test cows, 16 of
them with Register
of Merit records, in-
cluding:

You"ll Do's Favorite,
just finishing with
more than 900 lbs.
butter as a 4-year-
old. She was sold
in our '14 auction for
$500, to Mr. E. T.
Bedford, Greens
Farms, Conn.

Imp. Rustic Ivy, 774
lbs. 7 ozs., at 4£ yrs.
old. Shewas lstpr.
3-year-old (1 1 en-
tries) at New York
State Fair. '13; 1st
pr. 4-year-old, Con-
necticut State Fair,
'14, 1st prize 5 -year-
old, dam of the Gr.
Champion bull and
the 1st prize "pro-
duce of cow," New-
York State Fair, '15.

Six of his Register of
Merit daughters
were imported by
"Linden Grove."

Six others with official
tests on the Island
of Jersey, were im-
ported by "Linden
Grove" in '15, and
will be sold in this
auction.

Oxford You'll Do is
sire of many prize
winners, including:

Golden Oxford Ivy,
Champion over the
Island of Jersey in
'15; 1st prize 2-year-
old at Royal Show,
May, '14 (68 en-
tries), and 1st prize
3-year-old, May, '15
(76 entries). Now
named You'll Do's
Champion Ivy,
35325 1 , and cata-
logued for this auc-
tion (see No. 50).

Kingsway, P. 5158, H.
C. 1st prize bull,
Class 2, 19 entries,
Royal Show, May,
'15.

(See opposite page for
his extended pedi-
gree.)

Dam

LADY MILLIE 3d,

P. 16827, C.

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.
(95700, A. J. C. C.)

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '1 1 auction
for $15,000.

Among his 37 tested
daughters are:

Noble's Handsome
Queen, in Register of
Merit, 614 lbs. 3 ozs.
butter in 1 year;
sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $875, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman.

Noble's Golden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Brampton Lady Oak-
lands, in Canadian
Record of Merit, 486
lbs. 8 ozs. butter in 1
year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs.

Noble's Nursie, 440
lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful Lily,
414 lbs. 7 ozs.

Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, 404 lbs. 6 ozs.

Brown Bess of Grou-
ville, 401 lbs. 12 ozs.

St. Clement's Noble
Maid, 394 lbs. 10
ozs.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,
3S5 lbs. 2 ozs.

Sire of 28 bulls with
official test daugh-
ters, including
Noble's Jolly Sultan,
a "Linden Grove"
service bull who has
ten tested daughters.

More than 200 1st ors.
and Championships
stand to the credit of
Noble of Oaklands
and his get so far as
the records have
been tabulated.

Noble of Oaklands and
his sons won all 1st
prizes at the bull
show, Island of Jer.,
April, '10. At t h e
bull show, Apr., '11,
sons of Noble of
Oaklands won 2 out
of four first prizes.

(See other pages for
further particulars
and picture of this
distinguished sire.)

Lady Millie 2d,
P. 12177. H. C.

Dam of Millie of Oak-
lands, winner of Re-
serve, Class 1, 55
entries, and St. Sa-
viour Parish prize,
Royal Show, May,
'08; St. Saviour Par.
prize. Royal Show,
Class 2, May, '09.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, Tenn.,
Dec, '07, for$l,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
tice, Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale.
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Cham, bull,
San Antonio (Tex.)
International Expo-
sition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Sire of 4 bulls with
tested daughters
in Register of Merit.

A son of the famous
old Blue Belle, that
sold in our '04 sale
for $3,600,

Lady Viola,

P 8463. H. C.

Sold at our *1 1 auction
for $7,000.

1st over Jersey, '04.

Certificate of Merit,
butter test, May, '04,
2 lbs. 12 o zs„ 50
days in milk.

1st over Jersey and
Champion, '05.

1st prize. Sweepstakes
and Cham., Grou-
ville and St. Saviour,
'05.

1st over Eng. wherever

exhibited, '06, '07.

Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C, Certificate of
Merit, butter test.
May, "05, 2 lbs. 15
ozs., 39 days in milk.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, Certifi-
cate of Merit, May,
'06, 3 lbs., 38 days
in milk. Both when
four years old.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola, 203669, pub-
lic butter test, 1 lb.
15 ozs., 159 days in
milk, when only 30
months old. We
bought her at auc-
tion for $2,550.

Viola's Golden Jolly,
79314, sold in our
'09 auction for
$12,000.

Speculative.

P. 3420, H. C.

Sire of Blonde 8th, P.
12361, C, public but-
ter test, May, '11,1
lb. 7h ozs. in 24 hrs.,
195 days in milk.

He sired the dam of
Viola's Golden Lena,
240364. sold in our
'13 auction, at 3
yrs. old, for $410, to
Mr. R. A. Sibley,
Spencer, Mass.

Lady Millie.

F. 9193, H. C.

Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

1st and Championship,
Ohio and Illinois
State Fairs, '03.

His sire. Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
prize, over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.

Sold in our '04 auction
sale to Mr. Howard
Willets, "Gedney
F arm," White
Plains, N. Y., for
$3,600.

Dam of Caumais Lad,
P. 2257, H. C. sire
of Financial King, P.
2624, H. C, and
Guenon's Lad, both
noted sires.

Nobleman,

P. 2555, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '98.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Reserve over Jersey
and Par. prize, '00.

1st at Three-Parish
Show, '99.
Sire of

Nobleman's Lady
Mary, sold in our
'02 sale to J. A. Mid-
delton, Shelby ville,
Ky. ; the unbeaten
Champion of many
shows.

His dam, Gipsy Maid,
is also dam of Gipsy
Maid 2d, P. 9641, H.
C, who won 1st over
Jersey, Aug., '02; 1st
over Jersey (Special
Class) and Cham-
pion over three par-
ishes. May, '10; be-
sides other prizes.

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C.

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, that tested 23
lbs. 6 ozs.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our auction
sale, May, '02, for
$7,500.

Sire of

Fox Glove, that tested
in public butter test
on the Island, 2 lbs.
8| ozs. in 24 hours.

Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.

Fox's Belle of Trinity,
20 lbs. 5 ozs.

Flying Fox's Rowena,
17 lbs. 2i ozs.

Flying Fox's Pearl, 15
lbs. 7 ozs.

Brookhill Fox (out of
the great cow,
Brookhill Rose 2d),
winner 1st at Royal
Show, England, '02,
in a class of 32, and
sold at auction for
$5,000.

Venus Violet,

P. 3946. H. C.
A magnificent dairy

cow, milking 20

quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 2280, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

He has shown his
worth as a sire of
cows that are a
credit to his illus-
trious dam. He is
sire of Aristocratic
Beauty, that won
the Silver Medal in
the public butter
test on the Island,
testing 2 lbs. 10£
ozs. in 24 hrs., being
in milk at time of
test 121 days. She
sold in our '06 sale
for $1,100.

Gipsy Maid.

P. 4424, H. C.

2d and Sweepstakes at

3-Par. Show, '97.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 others.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 auc-
tion sale for $10,000.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an
average of $4,560.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Sire of Golden Sultana,
sold for $3,700; dam
of the distinguished
bull. Sultana's Gold-
en Jolly.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

H. C-
Forfarshire, P. 2914,

Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '93.
1st Cham. Class, '95,

'96, '97, '98.
Scored 97 points.
Milked 24 qts. a day;

private test, 2 lbs. 1 1

ozs. butter in 1 day.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and gran-
dam, especially the
latter— La Bouanne.
a splendid cow,
though never regis-
tered.

Daisy 7th,
P. 3277,

H. C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

Baron of St. John,
P. 1279, H. C

His grandam. Lady
Useful, P. 796, H.C,
won 1st over Jersey
and Parish prize, '86.

. Lugano, F. 7020, C.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C.

3d over Jersey, Apr., '92; 2d State's prize, Apr., '02; 1st over Jersey, Aug.,

'02, and Apr., '03.
Sire of
Retreat's Ituna, Certificate of Merit and 2d Goddington prize, May, '06, 2

lbs. 6£ ozs., 132 days in milk.
Albani 2d, Certificate of Merit and-lst Parish prize, May, '11, 2 lbs. 6i ozs.,

120 days in milk.
Rosy Face 5th, P. 14536, H. C. (now named Lady Astor, 269778). In the

public butter test. May, '11. she yielded 36 lbs. 1 0 ozs. milk, 2 lbs. 9^ ozs.

butter (more than the Silver Medal winner, who had calved a longer time

previously, obtaining credit therefor).
Sweet Bread 10th, Certificate of Merit, Oct., '09, 2 lbs. 5 ozs., 124 days in

milk.
Egmont 2d, Certificate of Merit, May, '10, 2 lbs. 2\ ozs., 50 days in milk.
Light Blue, Certificate of Merit, Oct., '08, 1 lb. 15* ozs., 68 days in milk.
Golden Maid 6th, Certificate of Merit and Par. prize. May, '08, 1 lb. 15 ozs.,

105 days in milk.
AsiLor's Rosette, Certificate of Merit and 5th Goddington pr., May, '08, 1 lb.

12J ozs., 217 days in milk.
Merluche 3d, Certificate of Merit, Oct., '07, 1 lb. 93 ozs., 171 days in milk.
AsLor is also sire of numerous 1st prize winners over Jer. and other honors.
(See other pedigrees for partial list of his prize-winning get.)

f Golden Lad,

Bessie's Knight,

P. 1242, H. C.

Pretty Lady

P. 2518, H. C.

Superior 9th,

Sweepstakes, Western

[ Bessie 5th,

P. 8526. C.

Show, '99.

P. 4370, H. C.

Sire of numerous prize

Parish pr., Aug., '94

winners.

1st St. Lawrence. '94

Due to calve June 13, 1916, by Fern's Oxford Noble 2d, P. 5297, H. C, a son of
Golden Fern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C, for whose extended pedigree see No. 26 of catalog
The dam of Fern's Oxford Noble is Oxford Triumph, P. 12120, H. C, public butter
test, May, '08, 1 lb. 14 ozs., 107 days in milk. She is a daughter of Oxford Lad, P.
3123, H. C, and out of Oxford Ever, P. S370, H. C, who is also dam of the celebrated
bulls, Oxford You'll Do and Oxford Knight, and the great cow, Agatha's Oxford
Lass.

Pretty Lady

Superior 5th,
P. 5624, H. C.
Parish prize. '95, '98.
1st prize, St. Mary
Show, '97, '98.

Lowland King,

P. 1673, H. C.
1st H. B. ov. Jer., '92.
1st over Jer., Apr., '93.
1st ov. Jer., Aug., '93.

Pretty Lady Superior,

F. 6529,'iH. C.
2d over. Jersey, '84.

B85

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 138. Cow.

YOU'LL DO'S GREY BEAUTY, 353263, A. J. C. C.

(Xiana, P. 19577, H. C.)

Bred by W. Colin, Grouville, Island of Jersey.

Born May 25, 1912.

Imported August 5, 1915. by T. S. Cooper & Sons.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

An attractive grey, of splendid breeding, being
by Oxford You'll Do and out of a cow of the family
that produced Mr. R. A. Sibley's great bull. Interested
Prince, whose daughter holds the highest yearly
milk record of the Jersey breed. Long bodied,
and of good dairy type; great depth of barrel,
with splendid ribbing; symmetrical outline, with
straight, strong back, broad loins and wide, promi-
nent hips; very long in rump, with high tail setting
and luxuriant switch; beautifully shaped udder;
good-sized and squarely placed teats.

Gamboge's Knight,
P. 3645. H. C

Winner of 2d pr. over
Jersey (with his
progeny), Apr., '08.

Sire of 41 tested cows.

11 of his daughters, in
our '11 auction,
averaged $1,391.36.

At the National Dairy
Show, Chicago, '11,
every animal in com-
petition, sired by
Gamboge's Knight,
did honor to its sire,
winning among
other prizes:

1 st prize for get of sire.

1st prize for produce of
cow.

1st prize for four cows
in milk.

Sire
OXFORD

YOU'LL DO,
P. 4075, H.C.

Winner of 1st pr. over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, at the bull show
on the Island, Apr.,
'11. This is the
most valuable prize,
and the greatest dis-
tinction that can be
accorded a bull.

Full brother to Oxford
Knight, P. 3938, C,
sire of 12 butter test
cows, and of other
prize winners.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and regis-
tered as Imported
Oxford You'll Do,
1 1 1 860 — not for sale.

He is sire of the bull
winning Gr. Cham-
pionship at Indiana
State Fair, '15, and
sold in our auction
for $525.

His daughter, You'll
Do's Favorite, sold
in our '14 auction as
a 3-year-old for
$500, now under
year's official test,
will make nearly, if
not more than, 900
lbs. butter.

His daughter, Golden
Oxford Ivy, won 1st
prize in her class (76
entries) and the
Theatre Challenge
Cup (Championship
over the Island) at
the Royal Show,
May, '15; she also
won 1st prize in her
class (68 entries) at
Royal Show, May,
'14.

No living sire has put
thi itamp oi CAPA-
CITY— a highly fin-
ished DAIRY TYPE
—more unerringly
on his daughters
than has Oxford
You'll Do, P. 4075,
H. C.

(See front pages for his
picture and more ex-
tended pedigree.)

Dam

ALEXIANA,
P. 9097, H.C.

She is by the same sire
as Mr. R. A. Sibley's
noted bull, Interest-
ed Prince, who pro-
duced the Champion
yearly milk cow of
the Jersey breed,
and 35 others in
Register of Merit.

Oxford Ever,

P. 8370, H. C.
Daughter of the cele-
brated Oxford Lass.

Agatha's Flying Fox,
P. 3256. II . C.

1st prize and Sweep-
stakes, St. Saviour
and Grouville
Show, '02.

1st pr. over the Island
in a class of 44, '02.
Sire of

Agatha's Oxford Lass
(out of the great
cow, Oxford Ever,
below), public but-
ter test. May, '08, 1
lb. 10 ozs.

Sultau of Oaklands, 1st
prize. Sweepstakes,
Breeders' Cup and
Reserve Cham., St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '05.

Twelve of his heifers,
ten of which were
yearlings, sold in our
'05 auction sale for
an average of $558.

Fontaine's

Oxford Pride,
187430, A. J. C. C

(Gamboge's Pride 4th,
P. 8801, H. C.)

3d pr. in public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 7%
ozs., 48 days in milk.

Sold for $2,500, in our
'05 auction, to Mr.
Howard Willets.

Alexie, P. 2656, H. C.

Winner of
Reserve, Class 1, 15 entries. Royal Show, Jersey,

Aug., '98.
2d prize, Class 2, 17 entries. April. '99.
3d prize, Class 7, 26 entries. Aug., '99.

Sire of
Interested Prince, 58224, sire of 36 in Register

of Merit, including Passport, 219742, 987 lbs.

5f ozs. butter in 1 year, 19,964 lbs. 12.8 ozs.

milk (the champion Jersey milk record).
Grey Lily, P. 9003, H. C-. public butter test. May,

'03, 1 lb. 9 ozs. in 24 hrs., at 3 yrs. old. Dam

of Anna Grey, P. 16474, H. C, winner of 3d

prize at St. Lawrence Show, '12; and the latter

is darn of the bull. Hamptonne Grey. P.

4995, H. C, winner of 2d prize. Class 2. 19

entries, Royal Show. April, '14. 3d prize. Class

3, 7 entries. April, '15; and other prizes.
Maid's Pride 2d, P. 9293, C., Certificate of Merit.

public butter test, Oct., '04, 1 lb. 8J ozs. in 24

hrs., 187 days after calving.
Golden Lad's Gold Boy, 58430, sold in our '00

auction for $300, at 4 mos. old. He has 2

sons with tested daughters in Register of Merit,

viz.:
Gold Link's Gold Boy, 61897, sire of Gold Boy's

Moss Rose, 248625, 553 lbs. 6.4 ozs. butter in

1 year, from 9,698 lbs. milk, at 6 yrs. old.
The Gilded One, 67513, sire of 2 and grandsire of

5 in Register of Merit, viz.:
Golden Patience, 196718, Class AA. 538 lbs. 10

ozs. in 1 year, 8,525 lbs. milk, at 6 yrs. 5 mos.

old. Dam of 2 in Register of Merit.
Golden Hamley's Electra, 206781, 488 lbs. 7 ozs.

butter, 6,967 lbs. 11.2 ozs. milk, at 5 yrs. old.
Grandsire of Viola d'Amore, 499 lbs. 8 ozs., at 4

yrs. 7 mos.; Eurotas Bessinda, 353 lbs. 12 ozs.,

at 2 yrs. 2 mos.; Hamley's Golden Deb, 59 lbs.

3.2 ozs. butter in 30 days, at 4 yrs. old; Owl's

Model Fox Katydid, 395 lbs. 7 ozs., at 3 yrs.

old; and O. M. Fox Auburn Mary, 452 lbs. 12

ozs.. at 3 yrs. 2 mos.
Atexie's dam, Surprise, P. 4266, H. C, is dam of

Uncle Peter's Surprise, 187417, sold in our

'05 auction for $1,000. to Mr. Howard Willets,

owner of Gedney Farm.

Saturn's Legacy, P. 6454. H. C

A grand dairy cow, milking as high as 22 quarts
daily.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug. ,'99.

Among his many test-
ed daughters are :

Flying Fox's Oxford
Queen, 870.5 lbs.
butter, 13,604 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's F 1 o%w e r o'
Dreamwold, 740 lbs.
butter. 11,198 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Blue Belle of St. Sa-
viour, 41 1 .96 lbs.
butter, 6,841 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Fox's Daisy o' Dream-
wold, 10.060 lbs.
milk, 1 year.

Agatha of Oaklands,
162101, A. J. C. C.

(A highly commended
cow, Agatha, F.
8432, H. C. J. H.B.I

Official butter test. 2
lbs. l£ ozs. in 24
hrs., Jersey weight,
being in milk 142
days.

Caumais Lad,

P. 2257, H. C.

2d ov. Jer. and Par.
pr., '96.

Sire of many noted
animals, one of
which is "Financial
King," imported by
Mr. P. J. Cogswell,
Rochester, N. Y., to
be crossed on the
daughters of Exile
of St. Lambert.

Financial King was
bought by Mr. Wm.
Rockefeller, Tarry-
town, N. Y. ; he is
sire of 10 producing
bulls and 15 tested
cows, among the
latter being:

Financial Countess, 935
lbs. 10 ozs. esti-
mated butter in 1
year, confirmed by
churn test — t h e
world's record for
confirmed test.

Tine y's Interested
Lass, winner Certifi-
cates of Merit in
Oct., '05 (2 lbs. 4±
ozs.), and Oct., '04
(1 lb. 15 J ozs.).

Caumais Lad is also
sire of:

Guenon's Lad, Cham,
bull. Blue Grass
Fair, Lexington,
Ky., and Kentucky
State Fair; sire of a
number of tested
daughters.

Petune's Favorite, P.
8156, C.. winner
BIythwood Bowl,
Aug., '99.

Surprise.

P. 4266, H. C.

(Surprise of Ardcn.
151896. A. J. C. C)

Par. pr., Aug., '93.

4th pr., Aug., '95.

1st pr. and Par. pr..
Aug , '96.

Imported by Hon. H.
N. Higinbotham,
Joliet. 111.

She was 2d prize cow
at the Pan-Amer-
ican Exposition, '01,
in a large class.

Jersey Lad, P. 1934, C.

Saturn, F. 2139, C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C
Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all pr.
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C

f Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.

I Rosette4th, P. 2128.C

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160. H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C Show. '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sate
for $7,500.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C,
now named
Sultana's Rosette,
149740, A. J. C. C.

Ravachol, P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and out
of a phenomenal
dam, he proved him-
self a remarkable
sire, but was butch-
ered before his value
as a sire was known.

Courageous Countess

of Oaklands,

P. 8640. H. C,

now named

Countess of Oaklands,

162098.

Golden Pride,

P. 1903. H. C.
2d pr., B. and W., '98.

Sire of
Beechside Daisy, Par.

prs., '97, '99.
Remembrance, 2d p.,
B. and W., '96; 1st
R. C. S., '96.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C.
Parish p., May, '96.
3d ov. Jersey and Par.

pr., '96.
4th ov. Jer. and Par.

pr., '98.

Blue Belle sold in our '04 auction sale to Mr.
Howard Willets, -'Gedney Farm." White
Plains, N. Y., for $3,600. Dam of Caumais
Lad, P. 2257, H. C. sire of Financial King, P.
2624, H. C, and Guenon's Lad, both noted
sires. Dam of Blue Nun, 18 lbs. 5£ ozs. Dam
of Blue Belle of St. Saviour. 173583. who made
411.96 lbs. butter the first year after im-
portation, and sold in our '1 1 auction for
$1,250. Dam of Golden Lad's Blue Belle,
sold in our '03 sale for $1,725. Dam of Blue
Belle 6th and 7th and of Blue Belle's Hand-
some Fox. Also dam of Blue Belle's Golden
Fern. 69196. that sold as a calf for $3,000.

She has 5 sons with tested daughters.

When on the Island we took special pains to
go and see the breeder of Blue Belle, and he
told us that her dam. Grisette, was one of
the greatest cows in her day on the Island,
milking 18 to 20 quarts daily, and never went
dry. Her dam. Fiery Cross, F. 5935. II. C .
who was also bred by the breeder of Blue
Belle, had no equal on the Island.

Onne. P. 1660, H. C

Sire of Regina Sultane

2d, 2 lbs. li ozs. of

butter in 24 hours.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.

Courage. P. 1813. C.

Grassy Brown.

P. 3370. H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

1st prize over Island,
Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Cherry Belle,

F. 779, H. C.

Meadow Boy, 1193.

Grisette, P. 2058, H.C.

Everton Lord,

P. 1088. H. C.
His sire is a son of

Everton King, P.

390, C.

Everton Prince,
P. 761. II. C

Beauty of Faldouet.
P. 1644. H. C

Everton King was a remarkable sire of grand
cows of magnificent dairy type, inheriting the
same from his illustrious dam, Quality, who
won first prize and Champion Cup at the Royal
Show, '82, and made 16 lbs. 8 ozs. of butter.
Many years ago, when on the Island, we
were so taken with her that we bought, at a
long price, her son, Everton King, and
left him on the Island to be bred to our
cows before shipment to America. Quality
is also dam of the great bull. Happy, F. 309,
C, who left a grand lot of dairy cows on the
Island.

Moonbeam, P. 2439, C.

Bend'Or, P. 1381.H.C.

Prince Louis,

P. 641, C.

Rising Moon,F.6131,C.

Jolly Boy, P. 921, C.

Moselle. P. 262, C.
3d over Jersey, '85.
Rapture, F. 2363, C. 3d over Jersey, and

Parish prize, '87.

Due to calve July 21, 1916, by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86180, A. J. C. C, the handsomest and best bred bull ever owned
at "Linden Grove." He won, at the National Dairy Show. Chicago, 11. 1st prize in 2-year-old class, Senior Champion and
Grand Champion bull, any age; headed 1st prize $200 Special herd, bull and 1(1 females; Special Grand Champion, $100 prize;
A. J. C. C. Gold Medal, errand Champion bull bred by exhibitor; sired the animals winning 1st prize as calf herd. (See front
pages for picture and further particulars concerning Sultana's Golden Jolly.)

E570

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 139. Cow. BEATRICE NICOLLE, 257114, A. J. C. C.

(Beatrice 2d, P. 15600, H. C.)
ENTERED IN REGISTER OF MERIT, CLASS AA, 479 LBS. BUTTER IN ONE YEAR, AT 4 YRS. 8 MOS. OLD.

Bren by J. Nicolle, St. Lawrence, Island of Jersey.

Born July 9. 1908.

Imported May 22, 1911, by J. B. Haggin, Lex-
ington, Ky.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

An exceedingly handsome cow, of great refine-
ment and body capacity; lovely head, of the "Island
type"; clean, flat neck; strong, straight back and
perfectly fashioned hind quarters; body of great
depth and width, on short, fine legs; thin tail, beauti-
fully set, with luxuriant black switch; large udder of
splendid shape, with good-sized and well-placed
teats.

f Sire

NOBLE

OF OAKLANDS,
P. 3909, H.C.

(95700, A. J. C. C.)

3d over Jersey with
progeny. Apr., '08.

1st over Jersey with
progeny, Apr., '10.

Sold at our '11 auction
for £15,000.

1st prizes for "get of
sire" were won by
his sons and daugh-
ters in '10, at Nat.
Dairy Show, Water-
loo (Iowa) Dairy
Show, Illinois and
Tennessee State
Fairs.

More than 200 1st
prizes and Cham-
pionships stand to
the credit of Noble
of Oaklands and his
get, so far as the rec-
ords have been tabu-
lated.

Sire of 37 tested cows,
including;

Noble's Handsome
Queen, in Register
of Merit, 614 lbs. 3
ozs. butter in 1 year.

Noble'sGolden
Chance, Register of
Merit, 530 lbs. 15
ozs. butter, 1 year.

My Noble's Duchess,
Register of Merit,
485 lbs. 15 ozs. but-
ter. 1 year.

Noble's Golden Pride,
Register of Merit,
443 lbs. 2.8 ozs. but-
ter, 1 year.

Noble's Nursie, Reg-
ister of Merit, 440
lbs. 7 ozs. butter, 1
year.

Noble's Beautiful Lily,
Register of Merit,
• 414 lbs. 7 ozs. but-
ter, 1 year.

Noble's Beautiful
Nelly, Register of
Merit. 404 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter, 1 year.

B rampton Oaklands
Lady, in Canadian
Record of Perfor-
mance,486 lbs. 8 ozs.
butter in 1 year, 3
years old.

Brown Bess of Grou-
ville, in Register of
Merit, 401 lbs. 12
ozs. butter, 1 year.

Noble's Imp. Duchess,
Register of Merit,
385 lbs. 2 ozs. but-
ter, 1 year.

Dam
BEATRICE,
P. 12545,^.0.

Blue Belle's Blue Fox,
P. 3633, H. C.

A very promising sire
and great show bull.
He was sold at Mr.
D. S. Williams' sale,
Nashville, T e n n.,
Dec, '07, for £1 ,025,
to Mr. Harry Pren-
t i c e , Worcester,
M ass., who was
offered a large ad-
vance in price right
after the sale,
Sire of

Blue Belle's Blue Lad,
72314, 1st prize and
Grand Cham, bull,
San Antonio (Tex.)
International Expo-
sition, '09.

Anna's Dorothy,
222016, in Register
of Merit, 14 lbs. 15
ozs. in 7 days, at 4
years old.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C

Sold in our ' 1 1 auc-
tion for $7,000.

1st prize over Jer.,'04.

Public butter test,
May, '04, 2 lbs. 12
ozs.

1st pr. over Jersey and
Theatre Cup, May,
'05.

1st ov. England wher-
ever exhibited, '06.
'07 and '08.
Dam of

Miss Viola, P. 9644, H.
C, public butter
test, May, '05, 2 lbs.
15 ozs.

Willoh's Rosy, P.
10444, H. C, public
butter test, 3 lbs.

Poppy Viola, P.
10902, H. C, Bronze
Medal in public but-
ter test. 1 lb. 15 ozs.,
when 1 59 days in
milk, after dropping
her first calf, being
only 30 months old.

f Jockey, P. 3358, H. C.

Sire of the bull, Bene-
dictine's Jockey, P.
3725, H. C. sire of
Cunning Mouse 3d,
public butter test,
Oct., '10, 1 lb. ll£
ozs., 78 days in milk ;
Reserve over Jer.
and Par. prize. Aug.,
'10; Fusee 3d, pub-
lic butter test, May,
'11, 1 lb. 9 ozs., 103
days in milk.

Sire of many other
winners.

Young Rosebay,
P. 5613, H. C.

f Shy Fox,

P. 3143, H. C.

Champion winner at
St. Saviour and
Grouville Show, Is-
land of Jer., '02.

His sire. Flying Fox,
is also sire of Aga-
tha's Flying Fox, P.
3256, H. C, 1st pr.
and Sweepstakes, St.
Saviour and Grou-
ville Show, '02; 1st
prize over the Island
in a class of 44, '02;
1st pr. over the Is-
land, Aug., '03.

Blue Belle,

P. 4307, H. C

Dam of Caumais Lad,
P.2257,H.C.,sireof
Financial King, P.
2624, H. C. and
Guenon's Lad, both
noted sires.

Nobleman,

P. 2555. H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '98.

Sire of Island Admira-
tion, butter test, 14
lbs. 9 ozs. in 7 days.

Nobleman's dam, the
magnificent cow,
Gipsy Maid, P. 4424,
H. C, is strongly
bred to the families
with which we "fell
in love" on the Is-
land in the early
80's — W o 1 s e 1 e y,
grandson of Farm-
er's Glory ; Angela,
the dam of Imported
Tormentor ; B obby ,
representative o f
Mr. Arthur's capti-
vating "Rose" fami-
ly, and last, but
not least, old "Coo-
massie."

Bagatelle 2d,

P. 6564, H. C,

now named

Golden Lad's Victoria,

157325.
Sold in our '01 sale for

$745.
Full sister to Golden
Lad's Fawn Duch-
ess, 23 lbs. 6 ozs.

Benedictine's Prince,
P. 2951, C.

Sire of Lady Carita, P.
9768, C, winner St.
Helier Parish prize.
May, '08; dam of
Lady Carita 4th, P.
12402, H. C, 2d pr.
and Reserve for
Cham., St. Helier
Show, '08; 1st and
Cham., St. Helier
Show, '09.

. Grisette, F. 8358, H.C.

Golden Rosebay,
P. 1681, H. C.

Rosebay 3d,

P. 3642, C.
2d over Jersey and
Par. pr., R. J. A. S-,

'90.

Young Benedictine 2d, P. 6714, H. C, (see above), is dam of Young Bene-
dictine 3d, P. 7725, H. C, 1st over Jer., Champion class. May, '09; Re-
serve for Theatre Challenge Cup, May, '08; 1st over Jer., Champion
class, May, '08; 1st over Jersey and Theatre Challenge Cup, May, '07;
2d over Jer. and Par. prize, May, '06; Par. prizes, Aug., '99; May, '98, '99.

Young Benedictine 3d is dam of:

Sweet Benedictine, 1st over Jersey and Parish prize, Aug., '08.

Noble Benedictine, Reserve over Jersey, May, '09.

Lady Fox, Parish prizes, May, '03; May, '04, and Aug., '04.

Flying Fox's Brown Belle, 173076, 15 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 7 days; sold in our
May, '03, auction for $350.

Flying Fox,

P. 2729, H. C.
Champion winner over

the Island, Aug., '99.
Sold at our '02 sale for

$7,500.

Sire of
Fox Glove, that tested

in public butter test

on the Island, 2 lbs.

8i ozs. in 24 hours.
Oxford Vixen, 2 lbs.

2$ ozs.
Fox's Belle of Grou-
ville, 21 lbs. 3 ozs.
Fox's Belle of Trinity,

20 lbs. 5 ozs.
Flying Fox's Rowena,

17 lbs. 2£ ozs.
Flying Fox's Pearl, 15

lbs. 7 ozs.

i Venus Violet,

P. 3946, H. C.
A magnificent dairy
cow, milking 20
quarts daily.

Aristocrat,

P. 22S0, H. C.

1st and Sweepstakes,
3-Par. Show, '97.

Son of the famous
show and butter
cow, "Nameless."

Gipsy Maid,

P. 4424, H. C.

3d over Jersey, '97.

2d and Sweepstakes at
3-Par. Show/ '97.

Dam of Gipsy Maid 2d
and Gipsy Maid 3d
— the latter, 3d over
Jersey, August, '10.
Gipsy Maid 2d won
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02; 1st over Jersey
(Special Class) and
Champion over three
parishes, May, '10;
besides other prizes.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of Golden Beat-
rice, 157326, 22 lbs.
in 7 days; 89 lbs. 5
ozs. in 30 days.

Bagatelle, P. 5076, C.

Hussy's King,

P. 2540, H. C.

Young Benedictine 2d,

P. 6714, H. C.
Par. prize, May, '99.
Reserve, May, '00.
1st St. Lawrence.
3d over Jer., May, '02.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Rosebay 2d,

P. 1116, H. C.

4th ov. J. and P. p. ,'90.

(See below.)

Lord Wolseley 3d,

P. 1037, C.
2d over Jersey, '89.

Rosebay 2d,

P. 1116, H. C.

4th over Jersey, '90.

1st St. Lawrence, '90.

Grandam of Golden
Rosebay, 157333,
sold at our '01 sale
for $2,775.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
, Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

His son. Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

His son. Eminent 2d,
sold in our '05 sale
for $10,000.

(For full particulars,
see page A.)

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. C.
A very rich and per-
sistent milker.
Dam of
Flying Fox, P. 2729,

Alicante, P. 3880, H.C.

Forfarshire, P. 2914,
H. C.

Three Champion win-
ners.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Nameless,

P. 3222, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '94.

Poster, P. 1152, C.

A bull held in high
esteem by F. C. Le
Maistre on account
of his dam and
grandam, especially
the latter — La Bou-
anne, a splendid
cow, though never
registered.

Daisy 7th,

P. 3277, H. C.

Descended from
Young Rose, P. 43,
H. C, 1st over Jer.,
'72, '73.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C.

Grand Monarch,
P. 2075, H. C.

Hussy 6th,

P. 5822, H. C.

Clemenceau,

P. 1988, H. C.

Sire of many prize
winners, including
Bella Bey, 2d over
Jer., Aug., '98.

Young Benedictine,
P. 5553, H. C.

Lord Wolseley,

P. 631, H. C.
2d over Jersey, '85.

Vaucluse Belle,
F. 5728, C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

1st over Jersey, '82.

Sold at our sale, Oct.,
'82, for $3,100.

Sire of 9 tested cows
and several produc-
ing bulls.

Rosebay, P. 705, C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H.C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94,

Sarabond, P. 797, H.C.
He was sold to go to

France when 12

months old.

. Rosette 4th, P. 2128.C.

We were informed on

the Island by J. A,

Marett that Rosette

|4th, as a dairy cow

■'in her day, had few

^equals on the Island.

Margot's Boy,

P. 671, H. C

Son of Wolseley, P.
401, H. C, 1st over
Jer., '83, '84, '85;
sire of Count Wol-
seley.

Sally 2d, P. 414, H. C.

Leonidas, P. 881, H. C.

Lovely Sylvia,

F. 6513, C-

Sired by "A vril's
B ull, " supposed to
be by Bobby. P.
208, H. C, IstH. B.
prize and 2d prize
over Jersey, '79.

Jupiter, P. 757, C.

Son of Wolseley, P.
401, H. C, who sired
Count Wolseley, P.
928, H. C. 1st over
Jersey, '88 and '89;
sire of Oxford Lass
and other famous
cows.

Daisy 4th,

P. 1188, H. C.

Distinction's Crown,

P. 1837, H. C.
2d over Jer., Aug., '94.

Bounty,

F. 7744 (A), H. C.

Rosebay Lad,

P. 1730. H. C.

Hussy 5th, P. 4806. C.

Golden Pink,

P. 1491, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, '91.

Clemence, F. 7353, C.

Golden Rosebay,
P. 1681, H. C-
(See below.)

Benedictine,

F. 7448. C.

Wolseley. P. 401. H.C.
1st over Jer., '83, '84,
'85.

Agenoria, F. 2318, C.

Happy. P. 211, C.

Sire of
Happy Blossom,lS218.

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise, 15789,

17 lbs. 84 ozs.

Fleur de 1'Air,

F. 1736. C

Noble, P. 227, C-
Rose, F. 1158, C.

■ Due to calve June 24, 1916, by Sensation's Noble, 118176, a son of the celebrated Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (see above),
and splendidly bred on dam's side, being out of Golden Fern's Sensation, 173201, one of the greatest daughters of Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C. Golden Fern's Sensation was Grand Champion at the National Dairy Show, '07, and won many other prizes.
She entered the Register of Merit when nearly thirteen years old, with 425 lbs. butter in one year. She has a daughter in the
Register of Merit that was sold in our '10 auction for $1,025; and several other distinguished progeny. (See No. 70 of catalog
for extended pedigree of Sensation's Noble, 118176.)

Tattoo 129

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 140. Heifer.

RAVACHOL'S GOLDEN BEATRICE, 326286, A. J. C. C.

Dropped April 20. 1914.

Solid color, except small spot on brisket; black
tongue and switch.

Hred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg. Pa.

A deep orange fawn, very matronly looking, of
rugged constitution and excellent type. Good
head; nicely inturned horns; flat neck; great depth
of body; long rump, well-set tail with beautiful
switch; promising udder development, with good-
sized and well-placed teats. She has no fewer than
eight crosses of the blood of Golden Lad, who has
6 sons with daughters in the Register of Merit, three
of which were imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold in our auctions. Her sire's dam is a half-sister
to Agatha of Oaklands. a 1st prize winner at the
Royal Show and a public butter test cow. Agatha
of Oaklands was imported by "Linden Grove" and
sold for $1,700; she is the grandam of Gamboge's
Knight.

Sire
RAVACHOL'S

KING,
121749.

He has more than 30
per cent, same blood
as Agatha's Flying
Fox (son of Flying
Fox and Agatha of
Oaklands), who has
7 butter test daugh-
ters and 13 or more
producing sons, in-
cluding Gamboge's
Knight, Sultan of
Oaklands and Com-
bination.

Cramboge's Knight has
41 tested daughters.
He was sold in our
'11 auction for $6,-
700. He has four
sons with tested
daughters, including
Oxford You'll Do,
sire of 21 tested
cows. (Oxford
You'll Do is now at
"Linden Grove" and
not for sale.)

We imported Com-
bination, who died
at "Linden Grove"
before having suffi-
cient opportunity to
demonstrate
his greatness.

Dam
FOX'S GOLDEN

BEATRICE,
182013.

Bred at "Linden
Grove."

Three of her sons, sold
from "Linden
Grove," are:

Gamboge's Golden
Fox. 103410. sold as
an S-mos.-old calf
for S410.

Beatrice's Golden Fox,
84543, sire of the 1st
prize yearling heifer
at National Dairy
Show, '12 ; etc.

Beatrice's Raleigh,
75347, sire of Melia
Ann of GilbertFarm,
in Register of Merit,
464 lbs. 1 oz. butter
in one year as a 4
year-old ; grandsire
of Fern of Lone Tree
Farm, inl^Register of
Merit, 599 lbs. 6 ozs.
butter in 1 year as
a 2 year old.

Her half sister. Gam-
boge's Beatrice, sold
in our '12 auction
for $625 as a calf.
Her half brother. Beat-
rice's Stockwell, sir
ed Stockwell's Leg-
acy, in Register of
Merit, 445 lbs. 4 ozs.
butter in one year
as a two-year-old.

Hamley's

Handsome Boy,
74520.

Grandson of Golden
Lad's Champion,
who produced the
dam of Vesta'sDaisy,
who hold's world's
champion public rec-
ord, 3 lbs. 1 1\ ozs.
in 24 hrs. Vesta's
Daisy was imported
by "Linden Grove"
and sold in our '12
auction for $2,700.

Ravachol's Queen

of the Dairy,
162143.
(Bergere,

F. 8368, C.)
Imported by "Linden

Grove."
Her half-sister, Agatha
of Oaklands, is dam
of Agatha's Flying
Fox, who has 7 but-
ter test daughters,
and produced Gam-
boge's Knight.

f Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our '02 sale
for $7,500.

Sire of 26 tested cows.

He has more producing
sons than any other
bull of any breed.

Golden Beatrice 2d,

P. 8236, H. C.
One of the best and
handsomest cows
ever owned at "Lin-
den Grove."
She tested in May. '04,
2 lbs. 10 ozs. of but-
ter in 24 hours from
48 lbs. of milk, at the
rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs.
per week.

Dam of
Gamboge's Beatrice
i in Register of
Merit i, 393 lbs. 8
ozs., 2 yrs. old.
Eminent's Golden
Beatrice, sold in our
'07 sale to Mr. A. G-
Yanderbilt, N e w-
port, R. I., f or
$1,460.
Beatrice's Stockwell.
sold in our 'OS sale
to Kinloch Farm.
Kirksville. Mo., for
$810.
Viola's Golden Bea-
trice, sold in our
TO sale to Mr. F. M.
Dyer. Closter, N. J.,
for $1,010.
Flying Fox's Golden
Prince, 62437, sold
in our "02 sale to
the late Hon. A. M.
Bowman; now sire of
9 tested cows, 8 of
them in Register of
Merit.

Flying Fox's

Gray Fox,
61437, A. J. C- C.

Imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in
our '02 auction to
Mr. John W. Eckert,
Allentown, Pa.
Sire of

Gray Fox's Miss Au-
tumn, 211360, in
Register of Merit.
427 lbs. 12 ozs. but-
ter in 1 year, 6,226
lbs. 12.8 ozs. milk,
at 4 years 8 months
old.

Sweet Agatha 2d,
230637, 1st prize 2-
year-old heifer,
Oregon State Fair,
TO.

By same sire as
Agatha's FlyingFox.
etc.

Hamley's Handsome

Lady.
172312.
(White Queen. P. 9066.
H. C.)

Ravachol,

P. 2032, C.

By a great sire and
out of a phenomenal
dam. he proved
himself a remark-
able sire, but was
butchered before
his value as a sire
was known.

Sire of Agatha of Oak-
lands. 2 lbs. lh ozs.
in 24 hrs., public
test.

Belle of Sedan 2d.
P. 2556. C

Her dam is half-sister
to Eminence, the
dam of Eminent 2d,
sold in our auction
for $10,000.

Dr. Jim, P. 2318, C.

A sire of great dairy'
cows, one in our
herd milking 18 to
20 quarts, 3 months
after calving.
Sire of

Lowland Dora 2d, P.
8095. H. C-, Parish
prize. May, '00; dam
of Dora's Fox, P.
3682, H. C, 2d over
J ersey , '05 ; he sire of
Granny's Hero, 1st
over Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr., 07.

Iris, P. 7878, H. C,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test.
May. 04. 1 lb. 7 ozs.
in 24 hours; dam of
the bull, Golden
Champion, P. 3334,
II. Cm sire of 8 tested
cows, including
Brightness. public
butter test. 2 lbs. 6i
ozs. in 24 hours, and
dam of the noted
bull. Bright Prince-

Beatrice,

P. 6852. H. C-

(Golden Beatrice.

157326, A. J. C. C.)

2d St. Ouen, '00.

3d over Jer., May, '00.

Sold in our 01 sale for
$1,400 to Mr. George
Yanderbilt. B i 1 t-
more, N. C, for
whom she has tested
22 lbs. butter in 7
days and 89 lbs. 5
ozs. in 30 days

Champion Flying Fox,
61441, A. J. C. C.

Flying Fox was im-
ported by ' Linden
Grove," and sold in
our '02 auction for
$7,500, to Mr. Thos.
W. Lawson, Dream-
wold Farm, Scitu-
ate, Mass. He has
43 sons with tested
daughters — more
than any other bull,
imported or domes-
tic.

Daisy of Patrimoine,
P. 8229, H. C

2d over Jer., 37 entries,
and Par. prize, '00.

Dam of Jolly's Daisy,
P. 11901, H. C.
(Goldenjolly's
Fawn Beauty,
203691). winner of
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'06, and other prizes ;
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $675.

Hamley,

P. 2637, H- C,
now named
Golden Lad's

Champion,
57222, A. J. C C.

Lady of Devon,
F. 7805. C.

Orme, P. 1660, H. C.

Considered by Mr.
Marett one of the
best bulls he ever
bred. He sold him
to Lord Rothchild
at a long price.

Rosette 5th,

P. 2881, H. Cm
now named
Sultana's Rosette,

149740, A. J. C- C.
Dam of Flying Fox.

Angela's Lad,

P. 397, H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.

pr.. '85.
From same dam as

Tormentor.

Belle of Sedan,
P. 971, C

I Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

(See below.)

[ Lily Brown, P. 420, C.

Dam of Deery, Cham-
pion over Jersey and
sold to Mr. Coleman
for £300 ($1,500).

She is also dam of
Golden I. i 1 y, P.
5101. H. Cm 1st prize
over the Island,
whose son. M o n
Plaisir, P. 2548, H.
C, sold at our auc-
tion sale. May, '01,
for $3,500.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Sire of

Golden Lads F a w n

Duchess. 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Beatrice,

157326, 22 lbs. in 7

days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.

in 30 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose. 162097,21 lbs.

10', ozs.
Sandgate. 122509, 20

lbs. lOJ ozs.

{ Beta. P. 3143, H. C.
A grand cow.
Dam of several other
noted animals, in-
cluding H a m 1 c y's
Golden Lad, sire of
Molina's Pride, Cer-
tificate of Merit,
May. "08, 1 lb. 2\
ozs., 219 days in
milk.

Devotion's Boy,
P. 2307, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '97.

Also sire of Badier's
Delia, P. 7557, H. C,
Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, '07, 1 lb. 13£
ozs. in 24 hours. 121
days in milk; and 2
other butter tests; 1
lb. 8£ ozs. as a 4-
year-old, 153 days
after calving.

I St. Peter's Polly 2d.
P. 4800, C
Dam of the great but-
ter test cow, Spotty,
P. 8079. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Handsome 2d,

P. 5686. H. C.
2d over Jer. and Par.
Show, '97.

Kaiser's Prince,

P. 993, H. C
3d over Jer., Apr.. '89.

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Oxford Dahlia,

P. 2588, H. C-

Winner of 7 1st prizes
in England; also
Blythwood Bowl and
Silver Cup.

Farmer's Joy,

P. 306, H. C.

1st pr., Eng. Roy.

1st pr. and Silver
Medal at London
Dairy Show, '81.

Angela. F. 1607. H. C.
2d ov. J., '75, '76, '80.
1st over jer., '77.

Traveler, P. 280, C.

Sedan, F. 2100, C.

Carlo, P. 180, C.
Sire of
Belle Dame 2d, 18 lbs.
12 ozs.

Blonde. F. 1365, C.

Sultane's Favourite,
P. 873, H. C.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows, in-
cluding S u 1 t a n e
14th. that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test. '02, in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 J ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours.

Golden Lass 4th,
P. 2447, H. C

1 lb. 14£ ozs. butter.

Granddaughter
of Count Cicero,
whose sire. Cicero,
won 1 st over Jer. ,
'82; sired 8 tested
cows, and sold at
our '83 sale for
$3,100.

Everton Prince.
P. 761, H. C

Sir June, P. 1917, H. C.
Sire of

Channel Queen.
138791, butter test,
17 lbs. 9 ozs. in 7
days. 6 years old.

Texture, public butter
test, 1 lb. Hi ozs. in
24 hours, 3 years old.

La Chasse Camelia .
public butter test.
1 lb. 9i ozs., 108
days in milk.

Devotion 2d,

P. 1358, H. C.
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. '89.
1st over Jer., '91.

Prince of L'Alva,
P. 1122, C.

St.

Peter's Polly,
F. 7362, C.

Distinction's Glory,

P. 1680, H. C.
Sold to Sir J. Blyth.

Handsome of

Waverley,
P. 3777. C

H. C.

Kaiser, P. 764,

1st St. Peter.

2d Devon Co. Show.

Princess Ruby.
F. 6218, C.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H. C.

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816. H. C.

Grandam of the fa-
mous cow, Oxford
Lass.

Farmer's Glory,
F. 274, H. C.

Victory*. F. 1999, H. C.

Prospero.

(Not registered.)

Fortuna, F. 1067, H.C.

Rufus, F. 291, H. C.

Manette, F. 1532, H.C.

Hero, P. 126. H. C.
1st pr.. St. John, '76.

Pretty Maid,

F. 1943. H. C
Par. pr., R. J. A. S.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C
2d over Jersey,

'83.

Miss du Clos.

P. 1396. C.

Sultane 8th.

P. 944. H. C.
Dam of many noted

prize winners, and

winner of 2d H. B.

pr. and 3d over Jer.

in '84; also Parish

prize.

Sultan Cicero,

P. 670, H- C.
Sire of Oxford Dahlia
(above).

Golden Lass.

F. 5711, H. C-
1st over the Island.

Everton King,
P. 390, C

Sire of many noted
prize winners, and
grandsire of the fa-
mous bull. Boyle. P.
1559, H. C.

Lemon, F. 2402. C.

Umpire 3d, P. 350. C.

M'me du Pre.

F. 4146, C.

We purchased Everton King (see above) on
the Island in '82, to breed to the females of our
importation that year.

Bred March o, 1916, to Jolly Sultan of Linden. 120838, a magnificent son of our peerless Grand Champion, Sultana's Golden
Jolly, 86180, strong in the blood of Ladv Viola and Golden Sultana, through two crosses. His dam. Sultana's Golden Viola,
240363, is 1>v Sultana's Oxford Lad, 76506, out of Golden Jolly's Ladv Viola, 203669, one of the greatest daughters of Golden
Jolly, being full sister to Viola's Golden Jolly, 79314. i See front pages for pedigree of Jolly Sultan of Linden, 120838.)

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 141. Cow.

WARDER'S SYREN 2d, 273419, A. J. C. C.

Bred at Allen Dale Farms, Shelbyville, Ky.

Born October 21. 191 1.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A handsome young cow, of pronounced dairy type;
very clean, long, flat neck and sharp withers; beauti-
ful top line, strong loins and prominent hips; back
straight to setting of tail, which is thin and long.
with generous black switch ; great length of rump ;
body deep and splendidly ribbed; large, well-shaped
udder, with good-sized teats squarely placed.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

(Eminent,

69631, A. J. C. C.)

Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get), '01 and '02.

Goddington purse, '02.

Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.

He has 8 1 daughters
that have made tests
in America and on
the Island.

Sire

EMINENT 14th,
75573, A. J. C. C.

1 st prize 2-year-old,
Blue Grass Fair,
Lexington, Ky.;
Tennessee State
Fair and National
Dairy Show, '08;
Jr. Champion bull,
Nat. Dairy Show,
'08.

Sold in the Allen Dale
Farm auction, July,
'13, for $1,200, to
Elmendorf Farm,
Lexington, Ky.
Sire of

Sensational Actress 2d,
222845, in Register
of Merit, 421 lbs.
butter in 1 year, be-
ginning test at 1
year 1 1 months old.

Harmony of Allen
Dale 2d, 233224, in
Register of Merit, 15
lbs. 12 ozs. butter in
7 days, at 4 years
old.

Sire of a number of
prize winners, in-
cluding the pair win-
ing first as "pro-
duce of cow," at
National Jersey S. .
Shelbyville. Ky.,"10.

Sire of Bosnian's
Choice. 106246, who
sold as a yearling in
the Allen Dale Farm
auction, July, '13,
for $1,000. to Mr. C.
I. Hudson; after-
ward winning 1 st
prize in 2 -year-old
class at Nassau,
Queens Co. (N. Y.),
Fair.

His dam also pro-
duced :

Nunthorpe's Emi-
nence, 232105, 15
lbs. 7 ozs. butter in
7 days, on first calf.

Fontaine's Uoyle, 1st
prize bull, London
and Toronto, Can-
ada, '06.

Dam
WARDER'S

SYREN,
211639, A. J. C. C.

Imported by Mrs. S. T.
Henning, Shelby-
ville, Ky., and yield-
ed 8,360 lbs. milk in
one year.

Nunthorpe's Fontaine,
172289, A. J. C. C

A magnificent dairy
cow, ranking way at
the top of many of
the great cows we
have owned.

Certificate of Merit,
public butter test,
May, "00, 2 lbs. ljf
ozs., 144 days in
milk, 4 years old.

Sold in our '03 auction
to the late Hon. A.
M. Bowman.

Dam of Brown Fon-
taine of Trinity, 172-
296 (La Ruette's
Fancy, P. 7917, H.
C.), public butter
test, May, 00, 1 lb.
8$ ozs., 2 years old,
and 108 days in
milk. Dam of Na-
poleon's Fontaine, 24
lbs. butter in 7 days;
Flying Fox's La
Fontaine, 1 8 lbs. 2
ozs. (Napoleon's
Fontaine is dam of
Eminent 's Fontaine
A. 22 lbs. 1 oz., and
Eminent of Wylde-
wood, 75755, sire of
one in Register of
Merit.)

General Warder,
P. 3681, H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '05.
Sire of

Warder's Dora, public
butter test, May, '10,
1 lb. 11 ozs., 201
days in milk.

Calcutta's Syren, pub-
lic butter test, Oct.,
'10. 1 lb. 5 ozs.. 148
days in milk.

Vivienne, 1st over Jer.,
Aug., '07.

Syren's Queen, 4th
over Jer., Aug., '07.

Miss Clarencia, St.
Ouen Par. prize,
May, '09.

His dam, Hamley's
Pride, 213895 (P.
9425, H. C), is en-
tered in Register of
Merit — 450 lbs. 1 oz.
butter in one year,
7,513 lbs. milk, at 10
years old. She is
also dam of Leda's
Pride, P. 3832, H.
C, winner of Par.
pr., Apr., '06; and
grandam of Ward -
er's Champion, P.
3826. H. C-

Syren's Pride,

P. 10281, H. C.
Public butter test, 1 lb.

7^ ozs. in 24 hours.
Daughter of the great

Golden Lad bull.

Willoh. P. 2855, H.

C-, who has 4 tested

daughters.

Golden Fern's Lad,

P. 2160, H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championship,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for
use at "L i n d e n
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old, for $2,250.

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
Dam of
Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Lord Carteret,

P. 2064, H. C

Sire of Venture's Lad,
52300, Sweepstakes
bull, Indiana, Wis-
consin and Illinois
State Fairs; also at
Omaha Exposition,
'98. Sire of Albright
Lady, winner of four
Championships as a
yearling heifer. Sire
of Golden Venture,
57646, who has 2
daughters entered in
Register of Merit.

Fontaine 9th,

P. 6039, H. C
4th over Jersey, '99.
Butter test, '99.
Bronze Medal, '99.
4th H. B. over Jer., '99.
1st G r ou v ill e, '99,

beating the cow that

won 1st over Island.
21 quarts milk.
2 lbs. 10 ozs. butter in

24 hours.
9,000 lbs. milk in 1

year.

i' Warder, P. 3227, H. C.

2d over Jer., Apr., '04.

1st over Jer., Aug., '04.
Sire of

Warder's Lady,
195777 (Little Mary,
F. 9484, H. C),
14,820 lbs. 11 ozs.
milk, 964 lbs. 15
ozs. butter, in 1 yr.,
6 yrs. old; 52 lbs. 13
ozs. milk in 1 day;'
1st and Grand
Champion (Silver
Medal), Mich. State
Fair, 3-year-old.

La Belle Jardiniere,
8,893 lbs. 9.6 ozs.
milk, 56S lbs. 4 ozs.
butter, in 1 yr., at 5
years old.

Warder's Ferry Maid,
6,282 lbs. milk. 3S8
lbs. butter, in 9
mos., at 3 yrs. old.

Ida May, public butter
test, Oct., '07, 2 lbs.
9i ozs., 61 days in
milk.

Petite Indienne, pub-
lic butter test, May,
"10, 2 lbs. 7 ozs., 125
days in milk.

Mona 18th, public but-
ter test. May. '08. 2
lbs. 5£ ozs.. 60 days
in milk.

Periling, public butter
test, Oct., '10, 2 lbs.
1 oz., 182 days in
milk.

And 8 other tested
cows, besides nu-
merous prize win-
ners.

Hamley's Pride,
P. 9425, H. C.
(213895, A. J. C. C)
2d over Jer. "and Par.
prize, Aug., '96.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of "Speckled
Band," public but-
ter test, 2 lbs. 3\
ozs., 140 days in
milk.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d pr. over the Island

and Par. prize, '94.
One of the grandest

dairy cows ever

known on the

Island.

Nunthorpe,

P. 1769, H. C.
Sire of

Uncle Peter, P. 2115,
H. C, who sired
Uncle Peter's Ro-
sette, that sold in
our '01 sale for ftl.-
000, and her heifer
calf, by Flying Fox,
sold in same sale for
$1,250.

And a number of other
remarkable dairy
cows.

[ St. Ouennaise 7th,
P. 1620, H. C.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.
Son of Golden Lad. *

Fontaine 4th,

P. 2537, C

Reserve No. for Cup,
'90.

1st over Jer., '90, '91.

1st Herd Book, '90.

Dam of Fontaine 7th,
P. 5391, H. C, 1st
prize, Grouville, '98;
Bronze Medal, but-
ter test, '98.

Favori, P. 2943, H. C.
Sire of

Oakland's Bess, public
butter test, Oct., '05,
1 lb. 3i£ ozs., 248
days in milk ; 3d over
Jer. and Par. prize.
Aug., '03. D a m of
Combination's Pre-
mier, 1st over Jer.,
' 'bulls from tested
dams," May, '1 1 ;
Oakland's Glory, 3d
over Jer. and Par.
pr., Apr., '07; Oak-
land's Sailor, 3d over
Jer.. Aug., '08.

Favori's Pretty Rosa,
in Register of Merit,
Class B, No. 999,
6,634 lbs. 1.6 ozs.
milk, 458 lbs. 12 ozs.
estimated butter, in
1 yr., when 7 yrs.
old. Dam of Fa-
vori's Jolly Sultan.
1st prize bull calf.
New York State
Fair, '11.

Clarencia.

P. 8602, H. C.

Sweepstakes, Western
Show, '03.

Dam of Clarencia's
Lad, P. 3573, H. C,
2d pr., St. Ouen;
sire of Lady Rams
gate, P. 12314, H.
C., public butter
test, Oct., "08, 1 lb.
10J ozs., 127 days in
milk; and several
other prize winners.

Hamley, P. 2637, H. C.

(Golden Lad's Cham-
pion, 57222, A. J.
C. C.)

Cham, winner over the
Island, '99,

Sold in our '00 auc-
tion, to Mr. Elmer
A. Darling, ex Presi-
dent A. J. C. C.

i Pride, P. 7455. H. C.
A great dairy cow.

Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction in
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of 32 tested cows.

Brown Fern 2d,

P. 1944. H. C.
2d St. Martin Show.

'94, '95.
Dam of Aurea, P. 8693.

H. C.

f Golden Lad.

P. 1242, H. C. .

I Alicante, P. 3880. H.C.
1st p.. B. and W. S.,
'98; and many other
prizes.
Alicante was bought
by Lord Rothschild
in '94, when she had
yielded over 10,000
lbs. of milk in course
of one lactation. She
is also the dam of
Alicante's Boy and
"The Owl."

Guenon's -Pride,

P. 347, H. C.
3d over Jer. and Par.

prize, '82.
IstGuenonpr., '82, '83.
3d over Jersey, '83.
3dH. B.ov. J., '82. '83.

t Fontaine, F. 2058. C.
1st over Jersey, '86,'88.
1st Grouville, '87.
Sweepstakes as b e s t

cow in show, '88.
24 quarts milk.
2 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in
24 hours.

Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.

Sold at our auction
sale. '05,for$10,000.

Won 1st State's prize
over the Island of
£50, with five of his
progeny, in '01 and
'02.

He has 81 daughters
tested in America
and on the Island.
and several others
now on authenti-
cated test.

Favorite,

F. 8354, H. C.
(Eminent's Brown

Duchess. 157604.)

A grand dairy cow;

sold in our sale.

May, '01, for $500,

to Mr. F. G. Crane.

f Duplex. P. 2586, H. C.
Sire of Uncle Peter's
Golden Del, sold in
our '00 sale as a
heifer, for $425; and
since tested at
Biltmore, N. C, 80
lbs. 13 ozs. in one
month. Sire of other
tested cows.

Philomene,

P. 5671. H. C

f Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C

1st pr. oyer the Is-
land, Aug.. '90; also
winner of £15 prize.
Sire of

Golden Lad's Fawn
Duchess, 166538, 23
lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.

Golden Beatrice,
157326, 22 lbs. in 7
days; 89 lbs. 5 ozs.
in 30 days.

And 30 other tested
cows.

i Handsome 2d.
L P. 5686. H,C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
Show, '97.

Stiltane's Favourite
P. 873, H. C.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447, H. C.
2d over Jer., '88.

Cetewayo 2d,

P. 370, H. C.

{ Brown Fern.

F. 4606. C.
Dam of Eminence, F.
7124. H. C.

Count Wolseley.
P. 928, H. C.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Son of the famous Sul-
tane, P. 7. H. C,
foundation cow of
the greatest family
the Island has yet
produced.

I Sultana's Rosette.
149740. A. J. C. C.
1st over Jersey, '89.

Dairy Boy, P. 218, C.

Son of Vertumnus, P.
161, H. C. sire of 3
tested cows in Amer-
ica.

Dairy, F. 1267, H.C.
24 qts. milk in 24 hrs.

Horace, P. 94, H. C-
Sire of "Le Brocq's
Prize." 1st over J.,
'78; 53 bulls in com-
petition.

Polly. F. 1828, C.
1st over Jer., '84. '85.
26 quarts of milk.
3 lbs. 9 ozs. butter in
24 hours.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jer. has ever pro-
duced.

His son, Flying Fox,
sold in our '02 sale
for $7,500.

(For full particulars,
see front page A.)

Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C.
2d St. Martin, '92.

Eminent, P. 1842, H.C.
A very successful sire.

Uncle Peter,

P. 2115, H. C.

H i s granddaughter,
L'ncle Peter's Gold-
en Del, 157354, sold
in our '01 sale ' to
Biltmore Farms.
Biltmore, N. C.

Souvenir,

P. 5187, H. C.
1st St. Martin.
Dam of Souvenir 2d,

3d over Jersey. Aug. ,

'97.

Sultane Favourite,
P. 873. H. C.

1st pr., St. Saviour.

Sire of a remarkable
lot of dairy cows,
including Sultane
14th, that in the
Tunbridge Wells
(England) butter
test, '02. in her fif-
teenth year, gave 38
lbs. 6 ozs. milk, mak-
ing 2 lbs. 1 J ozs. but-
ter in 24 hours, when
132 days in milk,
winning the Silver
Medal.

Golden Lass 4th,

P. 2447. H. C.
2d over Jer., '88.
2d H. B. ov. J., '88.
1st over Eng.. '90.
1 lb. 14J ozs. butter.

Due to calve September 1, 1916, by Oxford Vou'll Do, P. 4075, H. C„ winner of 1st prize, with his progeny, in a class of
7 entries, at the Royal Show, Jersey, April, '11. He sired the 1st prize 3-year-old cow over the Island, May, '14 (68 entries);
also the 1st prize 4-year-old cow over the Island, May, '15 (76 entries), who won the Theatre Challenge Cup (Championship
over the Island). He has 21 or more official test daughters, one of which, now on year's test, will produce close to, if not more
than, 900 lbs. butter as a four-year-old. (See front pages for extended pedigree of Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C.)

Tattoo 160

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 142. Heifer.

VIOLA'S DAIRYLIKE, 324989, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa.

Born December 25, 1914.

Spot on left shoulder; brisket and flanks white;
blai V :md-white tongue and switch.

Kxeeedingly handsome, and a rich glossy "black"
with some white markings; very high finish and
quality; sweet head, with dished face and inturned
horns; great length of body; straight back and good
rump, with high tail setting; good development of
udder, with good-sized and well placed teats.

Sultana's Oxford Lad,
76506, A. J. C. C.

Sold in our '10 auc-
tion for $11,100; his
dam, the distin-
guished Golden Sul-
Sire tana, selling at same

time for £3,700.

His son, Elvirian Lad,
has been shown suc-
cessfully by Elmen-
dorf Farm, winning
1st prize at Illinois
State Fair in a class
of 9 yearling bulls,
and was later award-
ed Grand Champion-
ship for bulls of all
ages in '13.

The late Mr. A. M.
Bowman, who was
one of the last bid-
ders on Sultana's
Oxford Lad when he
sold for $11,100, of-
ten regretted that he
did not get this gTeat

Sire
VIOLA'S SULTAN,
96385, A. J.C. C.

Full brother to Sul-
tana "s Golden Viola,
240363, dam of the
•Linden Grove"
service bull, Jolly
Sultan of Linden,
120838 (see front
page G).

His dam, Golden
Jolly's Lady Viola,
won Bronze Medal
in public butter test,
Oct., '05, making the
phenomenal record
of 1 lb. 15 ozs. of
butter in 24 hours,
when 1 59 days in
milk and only 30
mos. old. (This is
considered the most
remarkable record,
considering age and
period of lactation,
ever made on the
Island.) She made
a private record of
2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola was sold in our
'07 auction for $675,
and we re-bought her
in Mr. Overton's
sale, '08, for $2,250
(Dr. C. E. Still,
Kirksville.Mo., being
the contending bid-
der). She is full
sister to Viola's
Golden Jolly, 79314,
sire of Sultan a's
Golden Jolly. 86180.

Viola's Sultan's gran-
dam, Lady Viola,
is dam of Noble of
Oaklands, who sold
in our '1 1 auction
for $15,000, and has
37 tested daughters.

Dam
SULTAN'S

DAIRYLIKE,
252259, A. J. C. C.

Golden Jolly's

Lady Viola,
203669. A. J. C. C.
(Poppy Viola,

P. 10912. H. C.)

Rozel's Sultan,
P. 4140, H. C.

3d prize over Jersey,
April, '08.

2d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '08.

2d prize over Jersey,
Aug., '09.

Sold to go to New
Zealand.

The Jersey Bulletin of
Feb. 19, '13, quotes
thus from a New
Zealand agricultural
paper:

"The well-known bull,
Rozel's Sultan.
owned by W. V.
Harkness, has done
fairly well for him-
self the past season
and has practically
defied competition
at the shows where
he has been entered.
At Palmerston,
North, he only took
second, but at Wan-
ganui. Hawera and
Stratford he annex-
ed first and cham-
pionship honors. '

Noble's Dairylike.
252208, A. J. C. C.
(P. 15047, H. C.)

She was bred by that
pre-eminent breeder,
Mr. Phil. J. Ahier,
the breeder of Gold-
en Fern's Lad, Emi-
nent, Eminent 2d,
Leda's Golden Lad,
Stockwell and
others, and was call-
ed one of the best
daughters of Noble
of Oaklands in the
importation.

More than 160 1st prs.
and Championships
stand to the credit
of her sire, Noble of
< )aklands. and his
get, so far as the
the records have
been tabulated.

' Oxford Lad,

P. 3123. II. C.

Champion, St. Saviour
and G r o u v i 1 1 e
Show, '05.

Sire of the great bulls.
Majesty, Lucy's
Champion and Sul-
tana's Oxford Lad,
the latter selling at
our '10 auction sale
for $11,100.

Sire of 42 tested cows.

His highest testing
daughter, Oxford
Cocotte — 724 lbs. 15
ozs. butter in 1 year
— was imported by
us and sold in the
"Linden Grove"
auction, '11, for
$1,700.

Golden Sultana,
146282, A. J. C. C.

3d pr. at the great St.
Louis Show (24
entries) , Sept. , '04,
and sold in the ring
for $2,350. Sold in
our '10 auction for
$3,700.

Dam of the sensa-
tional bull. Sultana's
Golden Jolly.

Full sister to Sultane's
Snowdrop, P. 8578,
H. C, a famous
show cow, and dam
of Sultan of Oak-
lands, P. 3746, H. C.

Golden Jolly,

P. 2921, H. C.

Lady Viola,

P. 8463, H. C.

Sultan of Oaklands,
P. 3746. H. C.

Rozel Maid 3d,

P. 9743. H. C.

3d over Jer. and Par.
pr.. May. '03 and '09.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize in a very large
class, May, '04.

5 Championships, St,
Martin Club.

1st pr.. Sweepstakes.
Special prize and
Championship, St.
Martin. '10.

Championship,
St. Martin and Trin-
ity Show. '10.

Dam of Rozel's Noble.
P. 4464, H.C. winner
of 1st pr. over Jer.,
Aug., '10; Reserve
for Voisin Special,
bulls any age, Aug.,
'10; 1st pr. 2 year-
old bull, Sr. Cham.
and Gr. Cham., New
Eng. Fair, Worces-
ter, Mass., '1 1 .

Noble of Oaklands,
P. 3909, H. C.

(95700, A. J. C. C)
1st St. Saviour Parish

prize, '07.
1st over Jersey with

progeny, Apr., '10.
Sold in our '1 1 auction

for $15,000.

Dairylike 2d,

P. 10392, H. C

Her dam is half sister
to Leonie's Lady, P.
9370, H. C. 2d over
Jer. and Par. prize,
Aug., '02; dam of
the good young sire,
Noble of St. Saviour,
79321, sold in our
'10 auction for $330,
and whose yearling
daughters sold for
$285 and $235 in
our '12 auction.

Champion Flying Fox,
61441. A. J. C. C.

(Flying Fox,

P. 2729. H. C.)

Champion winner over
the Island, Aug., '99.

Sold at our '02 sale for
$7,500. In same
sale, three of his
heifers on first calf
averaged $933.

Oxford Lass,

P. 3582, C.

One of the most cele-
brated cows the is-
land ever produced.

She is dam of Houpla,
Caiest, Oxford Lad,
Oxford I x i a and
other famous ani-
mals.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C- Show, '96, '97.

The most celebrated
bull the Island of
Jersey has ever pro-
duced.

Sultane 9th,

P. 1145, H. C.

2d over Jersey, '85.

1st H.B. over Jer., '85.

Dam of Uncle Peter,
P. 2115, H. C. sire
of a remarkable lot
of dairy cows that
have always sold at
long prices.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

Brookhill Rose 2d,
P. 3440, C.

1st prize and Cham-
pion winner over the
Island, May, '98.

Dam of Golden Fern's
Red Rose, 23 lbs. 10
ozs. butter in 7 days.

Pearl King,

P. 2827, H. C.

2d State's pr.,Apr.,'02.

Reserve for Godding-
ton purse. May, '02.

2d State's pr., Apr., '03.

Goddington purse,
May, '04.

Sire of

Silver Lass Pearl, pub-
lic butter test. May,
'10, 1 lb. 15J ozs.,
118 days in milk.

Newcome's Beauty,
public butter test,
Oct., '09, 1 lb. 11
ozs., 171 days in
milk.

And 5 others.

Rozel Maid,

P. 7417, C.

Her dam, Rayonnante
3d, P. 4716, H. C,
took first prize at St.
Martin Show many
years in succession.

Leda's Golden Lad,

P. 3063. H. C.
1st over Jersey and 1st

State's pr., '01, '02.
1st and Sweepstakes,

St. Martin Show,

'01, '02.
1st and Cham., with

progeny, Western

Club, '05.
Sire of many prize win

ners and 1 1 tested

cows.

Dairylike,

P. 9043. H C.
An exceptionally good

dairy cow.
Certificate of Merit in

the public butter

test, Oct., '03, 1 lb.

112 ozs., 159 days in

milk.
4th over Jer. and Par.

prize. May, '02.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928. H. C.

2d over Jer. and Par.
prize, Apr., '87.

1st over Jer., Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.

Among his other
daughters are Ali-
cante, dam of The
Owl, and Brookhill
Rose 2d, dam of
Golden Jolly.

Oxford Primrose,
P. 2252, C.
One of the best cows

in her day on the

Island.
By the same sire as

Sultane's Favourite,

sire of Golden Lad,

P. 1242, H. C.

Cicero, P. 266, H. C.

Sire of Lady Long-
field, 23524, 20 lbs.
13 ozs. ; and 5 others.

Also sire of Count
Cicero, F. 398, H.
C. (as above).

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.
2d over Jer., '70.
1st St. Saviour, '70.
1st H. B.. '71.

Count Wolseley,
P. 928, H. C.

2d over Jer., Apr.. '87.

1 st over Jer., Apr., '88.

2d over Jer., Apr., '89.

1st over Jer., Aug., '89.
(See above.)

Brookhill Rose,

P. 1889, C.
Half-sister to Trial, P.
1184, H. C.

Golden Prince,

P. 2502, H. C.

Champion, Aug., '97.

Sire of the great butter
bull,Willoh.P.2855,
H. C, sire of the 2
highest testing
daughters of L a d y
Viola.

Distinction's Pearl,
P. 5851. H. C

1st over Jer., '99, and
numerous other prs.
Dam of

Golden Fern's Distinc-
tion, sold in our '09
sale for $900 to Mr.
C. I. Hudson.

Oxford Distinction's
Queen, P. 11732, H.
C, 1st prize over
Jer., Aug., '06, and
Blythwood Bowl.

Leda's Prince,

P. 2762, H. C.

Winner of many 1st
prs. over England.

Sire of Leonie's Lady,
P. 9370. H. C. 2d
over Jer. and Par.
pr., Aug., '02.

Full brother to Golden
Leda, P. 8000, H.C,
the dam of Stock -
well, sold for $11,-
500; Leda's Golden
Lad, Topsman, and
others.

Amyl, P. 6230, H. C.

(Now Brown Beauty of
St. Saviour, 157320,
A. J. C. C.)

Cham., North Club
Show, '98.

22 quarts daily.

Sold in our '01 auction
for $1,200.

Her half-sister. Fairy
Glen, is dam of the
celebrated bulls, Ra-
leigh's Fairy Boy
and Fairy Glen's
Raleigh.

Wolseley. P. 401. H.C.

1st ov. Jer.,'83.'84J'85.

1st over Jer., Jubilee
Show, '83.

Cham. Cup for great-
est No. of points, '83.

Sultane. P. 7. H. C.

•'The first of the most
celebrated f a m i 1 y
the Island has ever
seen."

2d over Jer., '70.

1st St. Saviour. '70.

Count Cicero,

F. 398. H. C.
2d over Jer., '83.

Oxford Daisy,

F. 6816, H. C.
A remarkable cow.

f Happy, P. 21 l.C.
Sire of
Happy Blossom, 18218,

19 lbs. 5 ozs.
St. Jeannaise. 15789,
17 lbs. 8§ ozs.

Fleur de I* Air,

F. 1736, C.

Sultan. F. 58. H. C.
1st over Jer., '67, '68.

Longueville Queen,
F. 272, H. C-

( Wolseley. P. 401, H.C.
1st over Jer., Jubilee
Show. '83.

Sultane, P. 7, H. C.

Count Cicero,

F. 398, H. C.
2d over Jer., '83.
Sire of 2 tested cows.

Hermione. P. 634, C.

Golden Grain,

P. 2112. H. C.
Grandson of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C.

Golden Gem,

P. 5654, H. C
1st over Jer. and Par.

prize. May, '94, '95;

Aug., '95, '96.

Perry Farm Glory,
P. 1717, H. C.
3d over Jer., Aug., '92.
His dam is a daughter

of E m i n e n c e. F.

7124, H. C.

Distinction,

F. 5519, H. C.
4th over Jer. and 1st

F. S. prize, *90.
3d over Jersey, '90.

Golden Fern's Lad.
P. 2160. H. C.

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.

One of the best cows
the Island has ever
produced.

Dam of Golden Leda.
P. 8000, H. C, 1st
over Jersey, '01 ;
1 st pr. and Cham -
pionship, North
Club Show. '00
and '01, and has
milked over 40 lbs.
per day with first
calf.

Pawn, P. 1766. C.
Sire of Brown Beauty

of St. Saviour,

157320.

Brown Fairy.

F. 7819, C-

Dam of Fairy Glen, P.
9178. H. C. 1st over
Jersey, May, '05; 1st
over Jer. and Blyth-
wood Bowl, Aug.,
'05 ; and many other
prizes.

Bred March IS, 1916, to Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755, son of the splendid butter cow, Grace Darling of St. Mary's,
306562, who was sold in our 14 auction for $700. Register of Merit record — 653 lbs. 3 ozs. butter, 10,183 lbs. 9.6 ozs. milk, the
first year after importation. Her 5-year-old daughter, Grace Stockwell, 240S32, made 630 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in one year. Golden
Fern's Mon Plaisir was sired by Golden F'ern's Noble, P. 4570, H. C-, winner of numerous 1st prizes at the Royal Shows; son of
Noble of Oaklands, 95700 (sold'in our '11 auction for $15,000), and Lady Aldan, P. 8470, H. C, a great daughter of Golden Fern's
Lad, P. 2160, H. C. (See No. 5 for extended pedigree of Golden Fern's Mon Plaisir, 122755.)

Tattoo 154

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAY 30, 1916.

No. 143. Heifer.

VIOLA'S UNION MAID, 325733, A. J. C. C.

Bred by T. S. Cooper & Sons, Coopersburg, Pa. ■

Born November 25, 1914.

Solid color; black tongue and switch.

A substantial and handsome light fawn, with great
depth of body and spring of rib; neat head, wide
between eyes and dished face; level back and great
length of rump; hide exceedingly mellow and
elastic; thin, long tail, with good switch; splendid
udder development, with long, perfectly placed
teats.

Sire
VIOLA'S SULTAN,

96385, A. J. C. C.

Full brother to Sul-
tana's Golden Viola,
240363. who is dam
of the magnificent
bull, Jolly Sultan of
Linden, 120838 (see
front page G).

His sire. Sultana's Ox-
ford Lad, sold i n our
'10 auction for $11,-
100. He has 4
daughters in Regis-
ter of Merit, and a
son with 4 in the
Register of Merit.
The late Mr. A. M.
Bowman, who was
one of the last bid-
ders on Sultana's
Oxford Lad, when he
sold for $11,100, of-
ten regretted that he
did not get this great
sire.

His dam, Golden
Jolly's Lady Viola,
won Bronze Medal
in public butter test,
Oct., '05, making
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 1 lb. 15 ozs. of
butter in 24 hours,
when 159 days in
milk and only 30
mos. old. (This is
considered the most
remarkable record,
considering age and
period of lactation,
ever made on the
Island.) She made
a private record of
2 lbs. 9 ozs. in 24
hours.

Golden Jolly's Lady
Viola sold in our '07
auction for $675 , and
we re-bought her in
Mr. Overton's sale.
'08. for $2,250 (Dr.
C.E. Still, Kirksville,
Mo., being the con-
tending bidder).
(See opposite page for
extended pedigree
of Viola's Sultan,
96385.)

Dam
UNION MAID,
306575, A. J. C. C.
(P. 14608, C.)

Sultana's Oxford Lad,

76506, A. J. C. C.
(See opposite page.)

Goldeu Jolly's

Lady Viola,
203669, A. J. C. C.
(Poppy Viola,

P. 10912, H. C.)

Full sister to Viola's

Golden Jolly. 79314,

sire of Sultana's

Golden Jolly, 86180.

Union Jack,

P. 3850, H. C.
Winner of 3d prize,
North Club Show.
Jersey. '06.
His sire also produced
Dorothy's Pearl, P.
10718, H. C, win-
ner of the following:
Certificate of Merit and
3d Goddington prize,
public butter test,
May. '07. 1 lb. 15}
ozs. in 24 hrs., 119
days after calving,
at 4 yrs. old.
Certificate of Merit,
May, 09, 1 lb. 14
ozs., 110 days after
calving.
1st prize in the R. J.
A. S. official butter
tests. '13. 752 lbs.
10Jozs.butterin306
days, 10.998 lbs.
milk, at 10 years
old.
Record in '14-' 15 (369
days). 629 lbs. 12
ozs. butter, 10,094
lbs. milk.
Her daughter, Doro-
thy's Noble Fern,
produced as a two-
year-old, in 361 days,
470 lbs. 5.2 ozs. but-
ter, 7,103 lbs. milk.
(See No. 66 of cata-
log.)
Her daughter. New
Year's Pearl, pro-
duced in '13, in 331
days, 478 lbs. 12
ozs. butter, 5.941
lbs. milk; in '14, in
396 days. 522 lbs. 4
ozs. butter, 6,630
lbs. milk; and in
298 days of '15,
made 251 lbs. 5 ozs.
butter, 3,320 lbs. 8
ozs. milk; a total of
1 ,252 lbs. 5 ozs. but-
ter in 1,025 days of
lactation.
She is dam of the bull.
Island Butter King,
P. 5323, H. C. late-
ly added to the
string of great serv-
ice bulls in the "Oak-
lands" herd of Mr.
John A. Perree,
Secretary of the Is-
land of Jersey Herd
Book Society.

Rozel's Maid 2d,
P. 8887, C.

Leda's Golden Lad, P. 3063. H. C ; —

1st over Jer. and 1st State's pr., '01 and 02 (44

entries and 28 entries, respectively).
1st and Sweepstakes, St. Martin Show, 01 and

'02. „, ,

1st and Champion, with progeny, Western Club,

'05.
Sire of many prize winners and of 1 1 butter test

cows, the latter including;
Golden Leda's Nursie, 213594, that we sold to

Messrs. Ayer & McKinney for $1,000. and

who made an official record of 567 lbs. 9 ozs.

butter in 1 year, from 10.069 lbs. 4.8 ozs.'milk.
Leda's Fawn Lady, 532 lbs. 12 ozs. butter in 1

year.
Victoria of Athenia. 14 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 7

days; Junior Champion female at World s

Fair, St. Louis, '04. ...

He has a number of sons with tested daughters,

including Aurifer, P. 3716. H. C, sire of 3,

including Aurifer's Favorite. 286527, 565 lbs.

7 ozs. butter in 1 year; sold in our '13 auction

for $400, at 5 yrs. old.
Rochette's Golden Lad. P. 3856, H. C. winner

of two 1st prizes at Royal Shows and Grand

Championship at Tennessee State Fair; sire

of 3 tested cows.
Sire of Christmas Pride, Rozel's Victory 6th,

Zelie 3d, all 1st prize winners at the Royal

Shows; and many other winners.
Leda's Golden Lad was imported by Mr. Wm.

Rockefeller, and headed his noted herd. His

untimely death, in a fire which destroyed the

Rockefeller stables, was a distinct loss to the

Jersey breed.

Martine, F. 8461. C.

f Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C.
(Eminent,

69631. A. J. C. C.)
Winner 1st State's pr.
over Jer. (with his
get). '01 and '02.
Goddington purse, '02.
Sold in our '05 auction
for $10,000, to the
late Hon. A. M.
Bowman, Salem, Va.
Eminent 2d has 81
daughter that have
made tests in Amer-
ica and on the Is-
land.
Eighteen of his un-
tested daughters are
the dams of butter
test cows.
He has 25 or more sons
that are the sires of
butter test cows.
Among his tested

daughters are:
Eminent's Oxford
Pride, 656 lbs. but-
ter in one year.
Rose Fern Rosebud.
642 lbs. 1 1 ozs. butter
in 1 year.
Eminent's Honey-
moon. 592 lbs. 12
ozs.
Eminent's Fontaine
Bess, 580 lbs. 2 ozs.
Rosetta Eminent, 567

lbs. 15 ozs.
My Eminent's Carna-
tion, 565 lbs. 6 ozs.
Among his producing

sons are:
Eminent's Raleigh.
69011, sire of 48
tested cows and 13
bulls with tested
daughters, including
Raleigh's Fairy Boy.
sire of 40, and
Mabel's Raleigh, sire
of 24.
Eminent 10th, 75753,
sire of 10 tested
cows.
Imp. King of Hambie,
65298, sire of 6 test-
ed cows.

Rozel's Maid,

F. 7826, C.

Senator, P. 2759, H. C.
Sire of

Pretty Lady Superior
10th, P. 9401, H. C,
winner of 4th prize
over Jer. and Par.
prize, Class 2, Aug.,
'02.

Astor, P. 3042, H. C.
1st over Jer., Aug.,
'02, and Apr., '03;
2d State's pr., Aug..
'02; 2d over Jer..
with h i s progeny.
Apr., '07; 1st over
Jer., with his prog-
eny, Apr.. '08. Sire
of a long list of win-
ners and cows with
public butter tests.

Golden Leda,

P. 8000, H. C.

1st over Jer., '01.

1st prize and Cham-
pionship, N. C. S.,
'00 and '01 ; milked
over 40 lbs. per day
with first calf.
Dam of

Stockwell. sold at our
'07 sale for $11,500.

Forfarshire's Golden
Leda. 187458. 1st
prize and Sweep-
stakes at St. Sa-
viour and Grouville
Show, May, '04.

Golden Fern's Lad, \

P. 2160, H. C.
(Imp. Golden

Fern's Lad,
65300, A. J. C. C.)
Winner of 1st pr. and
Championsip,
North Club Show,
'96 and '97.
Purchased by us for
use at "Linden
Grove," when 9 yrs.
old. for $2,250.
Sire of many prize
winners and tested
cows.
Among his many pr.
winning sons and
daughters are:
Eminent 2d, 1st
"State's prize over
Jersey, '01 and '02
(with his progeny);
sold in our '05 auc-
tion for $10,000;
sire of 81 tested
daughters.
Flying Fox, Champion
winner over the Is-
land, Aug., '99; sold
in our '02 auction
for $7,500; sire of
26 tested daughters
and prize winners.
Lady Aldan, 1st over
Jer. and Blythwood
Bowl, Aug.. '09.
Napoleon Bonaparte.
1st over Jer., '99 and
'00.
Dreyfus, 1st over Jer.,

April, '01.
Distinction's Pearl 2d,
1st over Jersey, '01 ;
sold in our '09 auc-
tion for $900.

Eminence,

F. 7124. H. C.
Dam of

Little Eminence,
122506, 21 lbs. 6 ozs.

Eminence of the Is-
land. 15 lbs. 10 ozs.,
when ten years old.

Leda, whose daughter.
Golden Leda, won
1st over the Island,
and is dam of the
bulls. Stockwell.
Leda's Golden Lad,
Topsman, etc. (See
above.)

Satisfaction, P. 3127.
H. C, 3d over Jer.,
'89.

Boyle, P. 1559, H. C.

Sire of Fontaine 7th,
8th and 9th, all prize
winners over the Is-
land. Fontaine 9th
milked over 9,000
lbs. milk in a year;
41 lbs. 4 ozs. in 24
hours.

He also sired the great
cow, "Speckled
Band." public but-
ter test. May, '97, 2
lbs. 3i ozs., 140 days
in milk; dam of the
wonderful cow
"Nursie," who made
the phenomenal rec-
ord of 2 lbs. 7} ozs.
of butter in 24 hrs..
and won the Silver
Medal in the public
butter test on the
Island, after being
in milk 300 days and
within 90 days of
calving. She sold in
our '07 sale for
$2,200 to Mr. A.
B. Lewis.

During our visit to the
Island of Jersey, for
a number of years, it
has always been our
great pleasure to ex-
amine the daughters
of the famous bull,
Boyle. They were
of great size, carry-
ing beautiful heads
and the very best of
udders and teats.

Golden Fern,

P. 4711, H. C.
2d over Jer., 2d H. B.
and Par. prize, '94.

Traveler. P. 280. C.
Sire of Clubs 2d. 16725.

butter test. 14 lbs.

7 ozs. in 7 days. 208i

lbs. milk, at 8 years

old.

Brown Fern,

F. 4606, C.

Dam of Brown Fern
2d, P. 1944, H. C,
dam of Aurea, P.
8693, H. C. (now
Eminent's Fern of
St. Martin, 252122).
public butter test,
May, '07. 2 lbs. 5i
ozs., 65 days in milk.

Nizam, P. 2408, H. C.

1st pr., St. Peter, '97.

Sire of Golden Lad of
St. Peter, 57223.
Cham, winner over
three Western Par-
ishes, '99.

Belle du Couvent,
P. 4674, H. C.

1st over Jer., '94.

Dam of Belle du Cou-
vent 5th, 3d over
Jer., May, '02.

Daughter of Golden
Lad, P. 1242, H. C,
out of Orphan 2d, P.
2844. H. C 1st pr.,
St. Mary Show, '92.

Golden Fern's Lad,
P. 2160, H. C.

1st and Champion at
N. C. Show, '96. '97.

Ten of his get have
been sold at an aver-
age of $4,560.

Sire of Eminent 2d,

P. 2532, H. C; etc.

(See below.)

Leda, P. 6636, H. C.
One of the best cows

the Island has ever

produced.
Dam of Leda's Prince.

1st prize, Tunbridge

Wells, England, '01.
Daughter of Eminence,

F. 7124, H. C. (as

below).

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.
1st over the Island,

Aug., '90; also win-
ner of £15 prize.
Sire of 32 tested cows.

including:
Golden Lad's Fawn

Duchess. 166538, 23

lbs. 6 ozs. in 7 days.
Golden Lad's Lady

Rose, 162097, 21 lbs.

\0k ozs.
Sandgate. 122509. 20

lbs. lOfc ozs.
Zulu Lady, 20 lbs. 10

ozs.
Golden Naiad, 18 lbs.

l£ ozs.
Golden Kola. 127232,

17 lbs. Si ozs.
Golden Lass of St.

John. 149150. 16 lbs.

3 ozs.
Golden Ora. 127228. 16

lbs. li ozs.
Six of his sons have

tested daughters in

Register of Merit.

Tootsie, P. 3214. H. C.
Parish prize. '90.
Granddaughter

of Quality. F. 1748,

H. C.

Golden Lad,

P. 1242. H. C.

Sixty-five of his get
sold at auction m
America at an aver-
age of $527 a head.

Sire of Golden Lad s
Fawn Duchess.
166538. 23 lbs. 6 ozs.
in 7 days.

(See above.)

Brown Fern 2d,
P. 1944, H. C.

2d St. Martin Show,
'94, '95.

Dam of Aurea, P. 8693,
H. C, Bronze Medal
winner in public but-
ter test. Oct., '03.

Her sire. Cetewayo 2d.
P. 370, H. C, is a
son of Cetewayo, P.
224. C, sire of Cete-
wayo's Silver Bell.
17 lbs. 24ozs.;Cete-
wayo's Lily, 17 lbs.;
Cetewayo's Daisy. 16
lbs. 4 ozs. (We im-
ported Cetewayo's
Daisy and sold her
in our '83 auction
for $1,600.)

Bred April 10, 1916, to Golden Beatrice's Sultan, 121193, A. J. C. C, the last son of the famous Golden Beatrice 2d 162060
and her only son by Sultana's Golden Jolly, 86160. (See front pages for his extended pedigree.) Here is a young bull that stands
in a "class by himself." His lamented sire, Sultana's Golden Tolly, was a Grand Champion winner, and the sire of Grand Ltiam-
pions. His dam, Golden Beatrice 2d, tested at the rate of 18 lbs. 6 ozs. butter in 7 days, and repeatedly milked -^ to -4 qts.
daily. She is probably the dam of more high selling calves than any cow in the world.

T. S. COOPER & SONS' AUCTION SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE, MAT 30. 1916.

LARGEST JERSEY SHOW IN 1915

"LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD AGAIN TRIUMPHS AT THE GREAT TEXAS STATE FAIR.

Under Prof. Hugh G. Van Pelt, judge, won all Championships, and Seventeen out of Twenty First Prizes. Eighteen herds
represented, with 350 head of Jerseys. The Falfurrias Herd, owned by Mr. Ed. C. Lasater, Falfurrias, Texas, mostly of
"Linden Grove" blood, did most of the winning.

AS AT NASHVILLE, "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD "CLEANED THE PLATTER."

GRAND CHAMPION BULL— We imported his sire, Noble
of Oaklands 95700, and sold him in our 1911 auction for
$15,000. We imported Eminent 2d, P. 2532, H. C, the
sire of his dam, and sold him in our 1905 auction for
$10,000. We imported his half-sister (same dam), and
sold her in our 1914 auction as a two-year-old for $1,000

GRAND CHAMPION COW— Sultan's Dark Beauty 252210
imported by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1911 auction
for $725. She was Grand Champion at National Jersey
Show, Ohio and Illinois State fairs, in 1911, and had won
First Prize at the Royal Show, Jersey, 44 entries, May,
1910. Her daughter by Gamboge's Knight (hred at "Lin-
den Grove") was First Prize heifer calf at Texas State
fair, 1912, and Junior Champion at Indiana State fair
and Kansas City, as a yearling, 1913.

GET OF SIRE— FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES
won by the get of three Noble of Oaklands bulls. First
by Nobleman of St. Cloud, sold in our 1907 auction, when
six weeks old for $325. Second by the Grand Champion
bull mentioned above. Third by Aldan's Noble, imported
by "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1913 auction for $235
to Mr. Lasater, who values him at $5,000.

TWELVE-DAY BUTTER TEST— First prize (heifer class)
won by Oxford Vixen's Brown Beauty 294310, bred by
Mr. Lasater from parents purchased at "Linden Grove."
Her sire, Oxford Vixen's Majesty 95474, was imported by
us in 1910, and sold as a yearling for $100. Her dam
Noble's Brown Beauty 224609, imported by us in 1908
and sold as a four-year-old for $300.

JUNIOR CHAMPION BULL— Son of Aldan's Noble 89581
who was in service at "Linden Grove" for three years
He sired both the First Prize Senior and Junior bull
calves, in classes of 12 and 14 entries. We imported
Aldan's Noble's sire (Noble of Oaklands I and his dam
(Mabel's Poet's Lady Aldan), the latter being dam of
Raleigh's highest testing daughter — 744 lbs. 5 oz. butter
in one year. Mabel's Poet's Lady Aldan is still in the
"Linden Grove" herd, in calf to Oxford You'll Do. She is
out of the same dam as Golden Fern's Noble.

JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE— By a son of Noble of Oak-
lands (imported by "Linden Grove"]. Noble of Oaklands
now has 37 official test daughters, and 28 sons with of-
ficial test daughters. We imported Noble of Oaklands'
sire, and his dam. Lady Viola, who sold in our 1911 auc-
tion for $7,000. We imported his paternal grandsire, and
both grandams, and other ancestors.

SENIOR HEIFER CALVES, TWENTY ENTRI ES— First
Prize won by a granddaughter of Noble of Oaklands.
(She was also Junior Champion).

AGED BULLS, EIGHT ENTRIES— We imported the sire
and maternal grandsire of the First Prize bull; the
grandsire of the Second Prize bull; while the Third

Prize bull was sold in our 1914 auction fur $325, at two
years old.

TWO-YEAR-OLD BULLS, FIVE ENTRIES— First Prize
won by a son of Golden Fern's Grey Prince 73208, bred
at "Linden Grove" and sold in our 1911 auction for
$1,500. His sire, Golden Fern's Lad, reigned for five
years at "Linden Grove," and his dam's sire (Flying Fox,
son of Golden Fern's Lad), was sold in our 1902 auction
for $7,500.

YEARLING BULLS, SIX ENTRI ES— First Prize won by a
son of Nobleman of St. Cloud (winner of First Prize for
"get of sire") and Eminent's Clemence, both imported by
"Linden Grove." The Second Prize bull was by Flora's
Blue Fox 73212, bred at "Linden Grove," sired by Flying
Fox.

SENIOR BULL CALVES, FOURTEEN ENTRIES— First
Prize Bull sired by Aldan's Noble 89581 (imported by
"Linden Grove.")

JUNIOR BULL CALVES, TWELVE ENTRIES— First Prize
bull (also Junior Champion), sired by Aldan's Noble
89581.

AGED COWS, FOURTEEN ENTRI ES— First Prize to Sul-
tan's Dark Beauty (the Senior and Grand Champion
cow), imported by "Linden Grove." Second Prize to
Mabel's Raleigh's Gray Beauty 306565, sold in our 1914
auction for $1,375. She is dam of Imp. Nimay 272571, in
Register of Merit, 429 lbs. 15 oz. butter in one year, at
4 years old.

THREE-YEAR-OLD COWS, ELEVEN ENTRI ES— First
Prize to Martha You'll Do 306627, sold in our 1914 auc-
tion for $745. (Her sire, Oxford You'll Do, P. 4075, H. C,
is now in the "Linden Grove" stables.) Second Prize
won by a daughter of Nobleman of St. Cloud (First Prize
for "get of sire"); and Third Prize by a daughter of Ox-
ford's Raleigh 75267, imported by "Linden Grove" and
later owned by Mr. W. Gettys.

TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, THIRTEEN ENTRI ES— First.
Prize won by a granddaughter of Majesty and Raleigh's
Fairy Boy, both imported by "Linden Grove" and each
the sire of 40 tested cows. Second Prize cow sired by
a son of Majesty.

SENIOR YEARLING HEIFERS, ELEVEN ENTRIES—
First Prize to a daughter of Majesty's Western King
113111, both of whose parents were imported by "Linden
Grove" and sold in our auctions. Second Prize by a
daughter of Topsy's Fontaine Prince 95704 (imported
by "Linden Grove").

(ALL FIRST PRIZES FOR HERDS AND OTHER
GROUPS WERE WON BY MR. LASATER, MOSTLY
WITH PRIZE WINNERS IN THE OTHER CLASSES,
AND ALL OF "LINDEN GROVE" BLOOD.)

"IF YOU WANT TO BE CALLED UP FRONT BY THE JUDGE," WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

Annual Decoration Day Auction, "Linden Grove," Coopersburg, Pa., Tuesday, May 30