The San Francisco call., 1901-12-06
JUDGES AWARD
POULTRY PRIZES
Chicken Breeders From
All Over State At
tend Show.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,


The poultry show at the Exposition
building continues to attract large
crowds, and among those that attended
to-day were bird and dog breeders from
all over the State.
The collection of high-born domestic
fowls is the largest and best ever got to-
gether on the coast. Poultry raisers IN
large numbers are attending the show Tor
the purpose of studying the artllclal
hatcheries which are on exhibition in
great variety and in every stage of OPP
Grafton.
Five disconsolate Belgian hares, survi-
vors of a short-lived but famous fad,
with rare consideration for the feelings
of the many victims of their one-time
popularity have been given place in an
out of the way corner of the Exposition
they are out of tune with the times and
an air of gloom surrounds their quarters.
The judges of the poultry and pigeons
have almost completed their work. The
awards in these classes so far as they
have been made are as follows:
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
Barred Plymouth, Rock; @ PsnsaFirst, so st., A u J.
II Arms. fourth. l.. N Cobbedick; fifth, w.
H. Arps; sixth, John Fahrenkrog.
Cocks-First l.. N. Cobbled1ck; second, A. J.
schmittgen; third, S. M. Butler; fourth. W.
Hens-First l., n. cobbledick; second, os-
good & Son; third, James S. Naismith fourth,
". H. Arps; fifth, S. M. Butler.
Cockerels-First, A. J. Schmittgen; second
Fred Rogers Kutz: third. Arthur w. Cowell
foPTfh ozfGGa l. ea cobbedek a second
H. Gregory; third, L. y. Cobbledick; fourth.
White Plymouth Rock: Pens-First and Sec
ond George Sherman; third c. G. Kinds & Co.
Cocks-First. F. B. Van Nostrand; second,
Mrs s. ]: Fsyle: fifth, c, G. Hinds & Co: =
Hens.First, W. H ArPs;r second, G. G.
as gorge S2 h Mrs MRS S TaYs FAYE
Cockerels-First. S. NJ Butler; second, Mrs
S. J. Fayle: third, S. M. Butler; fourth and
fifth, C. G. Kinds & Co.
Pullets-Ffrst George Sherman; second Mrs
A. /. Adams; third, Mrs. S. J. Fayle; fourth
f G Hjnds & Co Rdr fth H Fl Holland
and third. Key & Kline
Cocks-First, Key & Kline; second, George D
Lubben.
Lubbeh; third II. H. Holland:
Cockerels-First and second, Key & Kline.
Puliets-First. second third and fourth, Key
Pigeon department: Glass First coop l.
Champion Lofts, 100; fifth, coop 2. Champion
Lofts Sc; second coop 8, Champion Lofts, 97%
third, coop 4, Athens Lofts 81 fourth, coop g.
1Aesiess Ciass ?: Blue Runt cocks. young-First
coop T. Champion Lofts, ss1s; third, coop 8
Champion Lofts, 96ls; fifth, coop g. Champion
Lofts, sSA; fourth, coop 10, Champion Lofts
Glass 81 Blue Runt hens old-Third coop 13
Champion Lofts. s4%; first, coop IA, Athens
So; fourth, coop Is, Athens Lofts, s2
Glass A. Blue Runt hens, young-Second
coop II, Champion Lofts 93h; fifth, coop IS
Champion Lofts. 80; first coop 10, Champion
Lofts, 80; third, coop 20, Champion Lofts 93A
fourth. coop 81 Champion Lofts, SO.
Glass 8: Silver Runt cocks, old-Ffrst coor
%, Champion Lofts, 80; second, coop "a, Athens
Lofts, 9312; fourth, coop 20, -, 91% third
coop e. Laurel Grove Park, 92; fifth, coop 2S
American, S9h.
Glass g. Silver Runt cocks, young-First
coop 3D. American Lofts. 80; third. coop 30
Athens Lofts, 30; second, coop 81, Athens Lofts
81; fourth, coop 80. American Lofts, Sc.
Glass Z: Silver Runt hens, od-First, cooI
36, Athens Lofts, 95H fourth COOP 81, Athens