The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-13
CLOSES TONIGHT.
Most Successful Poultry Show let
Held by the Association.

The poultry show will close tonight
after the most successful week of any
show given by the association.
The attendance has been larger than
ever before and the entries have i'm
proved with the increased interest in
poultry raising. The association last
night presented Col. Hughes with a
handsome writing desk and L. V Marks
with $25 as token of the appreciation
Of their faithful work in the interest Of
the show. The judging closed with the
following awards:
Grand prize No. of SIS offered by the
association for the highest scoring 20
birds of any variety was won by NJ. L.
Garfield of Bellville with his white Ply
mouth Rocks. He won the SIS guitar for
the highest scoring 10 birds.
Grand prize No. 2, a 200 egg incubator
offered by George GIlies. was won by
H. T. Forbes of Topeka with his high
scoring Buff Cochins.
The third grand prize, a $50 egg incu-
bator, offered by the Sure Hatch Incu-
bator company of Clay Center, Neb., was
won by Charles Steinberger on Buff
Cochins.
Sweepstakes in the Asiatic class. a $50
tor company for highest scoring ten
birds. was won by Jas. Clark of To-
peka, on Partridge Cochins.
Sweepstakes in Mediterranean class,
$40 in advertising in Kansas Farmer,
was won by c. NJ. Rose Elmdale on S.
c. B. Leghorns.
Sweepstakes in Bantams, a silk UNI
brella offered by Warren NJ. Crosby for
best pen of bantams was won by Tom
Herren, Topeka, oil bantams.
Sweepstakes in turkeys, SO in adver-
Using in Kansas Farmer for largest dis
play of turkeys was won by Mrs. F. A.
Hargraves, Richmond, on turkeys.
SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS.
J. 7. Frey, Topeka, first cockerel,
pullet, pen; second pu1let.
H. c. Short, Leavenworth, first cock,
pen; second hen. pen; third pullet.
ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS.
Jennie E. Warren, Cottonwood Falls,
! first cockerel, puIlet, second cockerel,
| pullet, third pullet.
| SILVER SPANGLED HAMBURGS.
z. E. Eldridge, North Topeka, first
| cockerel, pullet, second hen.
w. E. McCarter, Topeka, first cock,
| hen. third hen.
RED CAPS.
/ E. L. Simpson, Topeka, first pullet.
HOUDANS.
A. P. Chacey, North Topeka, third
RED PYLE GAMES.
| K. NJ. Bowman, Topeka, first cockerel
| pulIet, second pullet.
| BLACK BREASTED RED GAME
BANTAMS.
T. I. Herren. Topeka. first cockerel
| hen; second hen, third hen, first pair
| pen, and sweepstakes.
James Aigner, Topeka, third cock.
| CORNISH INDIAN GAMES.
Burton & Burton, Topeka, first cock
| erel, hen, pen; pullet, second and thir6
| hens.
A L. Marks Topeka, second cockerel
GOLDEN sEABRIGHT BANTAMs
L. v Marks & Son, Topeka, first
| cock, hen; second hen; third hen.
SILVER SEABRIGHT BANTAMS
]. W. F. Hughes, Topeka, first, second
! and third pullet.
BUFF COCHIN BANTAMS.
Herman E. linn. Topeka, first cock
| hen, pair.
Mrs w. Peck. Cedar Point. first pull,
| let; second cock, cockerel, hen; third
| cock, hen.
L. " Marks, Topeka, second and thirt
| pullets.
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS.
Mrs. F. A. Hargraves, Richmond, frs
cock, hen, pullet; second hen, cockerel
! pullet.
A P. Chacey, North Topeka, frs
| cockerel.
! PEKIN DUCKS.
]. c. Robinson, Towanda, first drake
! duck, trio.
F. W. Popenoe. Topeka. second drake
duck, trio; third drake, duck anC
sweepstakes for largest display.
| TOULOUSE GEESE.
Burton & Burton, Topeka, all thu
| winnings.