The first sight of Shanghat after weeks at sea proved too much fut a pedigree Hertford cow from Arizona on Friday, She was being unloaded from the freighter Pennsylmania "at the OS.K. Wharf who something went off in her bra end she started to show how a lady's temperament finds expression on the pen range. Bucking, jumping, cavorting, she was more than Chiness stevedores could handle, and ott she went! A Chinese Governmen. veterinary (the cow is destined for an experimental farm in the Northwest) and three coolles were thrown and slightly injured, but everyouv else thought it was a good one rodeo while it lasted.
'Of course, there is more space that sort of thing in Arizona and th buckjumper soon found herself out xlde the wharf compound, headed for the wide-open spaces' by way of Yungtsz@po0 Road. But she realized she was far from' the land of cactus and horned toads when she suddenly confronted with a tramear "and then another tramear, The trams, which had never seen Arizona buckjumper before, steppe dead in their trucks and there was seme mutual sizing-up.
The result was that the belle of Arizona yielded the field to the two trams and made for the N.V.K.
Wharf, whose compound she entered with remarkable speed and unconcern. At this juncture, however, a hastily organized posse of wharf employees, police, and bystanders was coming up fast and efforts to capture hee Were renewed. No success! But when a couple of cowboy sailors from the Pennsylvania (America tramp steamers always carry cowboys, is. said) arrived and somehow produced fariats and some soothing: Atizona lingo, the show was over as far as the spectators were concerned. It was only a matter of seconds and the cow was being led oft like w lamb to slaughter.
PS—The Domei Agency declares ult the cow was a bull, that he: snorted and bellowed, that he had "wanderlust" in his eyes, and that he=i€ he was not a she—caused all the trouble beewuse in Broadway he found plot of green gra invitingly stretched before his eyes. Now, who says we have not any' city Jungs.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.