The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-12
POUL TRY AWARDS
Topeka Men Capture First and
Second Grand Prizes.
Nearly One Thousand Chickens
Were on Exhibition.
SHOW CLOSES TONIGHT
Twelfth Annual State Display
Was a Success.
A Complete List of the Success
full Fanciers.
SHOW CLOSES TONIGHT


Kansas State Poultry association closes
at the Auditorium this evening. In the
chicken department 200 more birds were
on exhibition than in either of the pre-
chickens exhibited is 95z About 200
pigeons and an equal number of Bel
gian hares were also entered in the
show.
Exhibitions have been made by own
ers from the states Of Kansas, Nebras-
ka and Missouri. G. H Rhodes and j.
y Atherton were the judges of the poul-
try John Hayman was the judge u
the pigeons and Prof. L. l. Dyche of
Lawrence scored the Belgian hares.
The grand prizes were awarded as
NO. 1-Chas. steinberger. Topeka. for
largest and best display of any one va
riety Of chickens, received $25 incuba-
tor
No. George w. Cooper. Topeka. for
second largest and best display of airy
one variety of chickens, received an in
cubator valued at $50
NO. S-M /. Garfield, Belleville, Kan.
for third largest display of any one VA
T1euy. CT chickens, eceived one winter
laprobe, value so.
NO. -. W. F. Hughes, Topeka, for
largest ard best display of two or more
varieties Of chickens, received one lad
cloak, va.ue $3.50
NO. 5-H. c. Short, Leavenworth, fer
seconc largest and pest display of two
or more varieties, received one lad.y's
suit. value $40.
No. CIV. A. Forbes, Topeka, for third
largest ard best display of two or more
varieties. received one umbrella, value
$3.50.
No. Mrs. AIcGin, Leavenworth, for
the best display of chickens by lady ex-
hib1tor, received one Lincoln hatcher
valued at So.
COMPLETE LIST OF THE AWARDS
Following are the awards at the State
Poultry show;
AMERICAN CLASS.
Barrier PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Geo. B. Ross, Alden, Kas., I, and 5
hen, /. and pullet. 1 cockerell and
pen, and special for largest and best dis
play.
Mrs T. A Hargrave. and hen.
J. K Thompson. Topeka, 4 pullet-
Milo Emery, Overlook 2 cock
cookereIl.
Pinkerton & Co, Clay Center, 8 cock.
Mich Arnold. North Topeka. cock
H. p. Brockett, Topeka, 3 cock.
H. D. Nutting. Emporia, 5 cockerell,
8 pen, 2 pullets.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. comstock. To-
peka, 2 cock.
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
M. T.. Garfield, Belleville, 1 cock, 1, 2,
8 and 4 cockereI, 1. 2, 3 and hen, l, 2,
3, 4 and pullet, 1, 2 and 3 pen, and
special for largest display of white
Plymouth Rocks. and g grand prize for
third largest display and variety.
w. E. Bartlett, Belle PLANE, cock
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
J. I'll. Scott, Lawrence, 3, and pullet,
hen. pen
c. II. Popenoe, Topeka, 5 cockerell.
Hugh COfran, Topeka, cockerell.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Jordan, Baldwin, cock
'The Smiths Manhattan. / and
cock, I and 2 cockerell. 2 pullet, l and
pen and special for largest display.
SILvER-LACED WYANDOTTES-
Mrs. Geo. E. McGill. Leavenworth. |
cockerell, 3 and 4 pen, and special for
largest display, and special grand prize |
for largest display by any lady exhib-
itor.
Mrs. J. w. Cause, Emporia, 1. 2. 8 and |
cockerell, 1 cock, ]. 2, and 4 puliet, 1 |
and 2 pen.
H J. Harnly. Mcpherson. 3 pullet
GOLDEN WYANDOTTES.
J. r. Douglas, Mound City. cockerell. |
pullet, pen. 2 and 4 cockerell, 2 and /
3 hen, /, 3 8, and pullet, 2 pen.
G. w. Shelly, Mcpherson, 1 cockerell, |
BUFF wYANDOTTEs
w. A Forbes, North Topeka. cock, |
ana 2 coekerell, and hen, 4 and
G. II. Kittell. Mcpherson. cockerell,
]. W. f. Hughes. Topeka, 2 cock.
cockerell l. 2 and hen, I, and pull /
let. l and 3 pen, and special for largest
Alien G. Philips. Topeka, cock, 3
cockerell
WHITE WYANDOTTES
w. A. Forbes. North Topeka, 1 cock, |
2 and 3 cockerell, /, g, and 5 hen, |
and pullet and 3 pen, and special for
largest display
Geo. B. CIary, Fairbury. Neb. 1 cock
erei1, 2 hen, and pullet, ? pen.
w E. McCarter. Topeka, 8 cockerell.
L. J. Foster, Whiting, 4 cockereli,
pullet
ASIATIC CLASS
BLACK LANGSHAN.
Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Carson, Belleville,
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