The Topeka state journal., 1903-01-08
MORE POULTRY AWARDS
Work Of the Judges Is Nearing
an End.

attraction it invariably plays to small
audiences. The peo2le who do take an
interest in such things are loud in their
praises of the present shows size amt
/ completeness.
The judging is complete, and for the
rest OF the week the officers win have
nothing to DO but count gate receipts
So far this part of the work has been
light. Tuesday there were about $50 vis-
itOrs, but-the attendance fell below that
by about $50 yesterday. on account of
the extremely bad weather. Today it -
picking up some and the increase in the
number Of new faces shows that the peo-
pie are waking to the fact that the show
is in town.
BY an error in yesterdays paper the
credit for the best Buff Cochin display
should have gone to Charles steinberger
1 of Wa a-keeney. Every one of the
twenty-four birds entered by Steinberger
took prizes. Following are the awards
which. with those previously published
complete the list of prize winners:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-H. N. Cole
| WINCHESTER. cock and puilet; Charles
~. snort Topeka, 3 hen, puflet; H. L.
4 Nesner, Topeka, cock and pen; Mrs.
+ George NJ. Clark, Topeka, pullet L. l..
Hamilton, Nafka, ? pen; A. c. Raft.
Junction City, cock, l. and 3 cockerei,
t. K Thompson, Topeka. oullet ana
hen, 4 cockerel; L L. Dyche. Lawrence,
+ pen. hen. 4 cock and hen.
White Plymouth Rocks-J. r. Moore,
/ dlley center, D pen ana men, JOQn u
Mills, Topeka. 2 coclSerel and cock. 5
pen: j. II. Low. Osawkie, 2 hen,
cockerel; W. NJ. Usher. Topeka, 1 ana
i 3 hen, and pullet; E. Lunenberger.
+ Topeka, hen: J. II. Sweever, Norton
vile, pen; Mitchell Bros. Valley Falls.
I, end 5 pullet, /, 3 and cockerel,
cock, l and pen.
Buff Plymouth ROcks-A. j. WaddelI
Wichita. and 4 hen; Mrs. NJ. J Jar
/ don, Baldwin, hen, 3 pullet, 2 cockerel
cock and pen; Robert Larmer Raven
wood, No, pullet; Mrs. ]. E. Hart
man Leavenworth, 1 pen, hen and
Circleville, Tex, 2 hen, 4 eockerel,
pen; George H. Gurtler, North Topeka
! cock, ? and cockereI, 4 and 5 pullet
3 and 4 pen.
White Wyandottes-Tho S. Lyons
Topeka, 2 cockerel, 4 pullet and pen:
N. p. Caldwell Beeler, Kan. 3 pullet;
Emil n. Mueller, Bonneville, No,
/ cocl1erel; W. E. Forbes. Topeka. 2
cock. 3 cOckerel 3 and hen, 5 pen; E
II. Mehyer, LeavenwOrth, 1 cOckerel
and pen; R. s. Paxton, LeavenWorth, 3
cock, 1 and 4 hen. cOckerel. pullet
? hen; J. H. Brown, Clay Center. 1
cocSerel ? hen. and pullet. pen
Golden Wyandottes-S. ". Lasey.
Narka, 3 cock: A c. Smith Topeka. ?
hen. g cock. 5 cockere1 and pen; Vim.
Greeves, Wamego, 2 pullet; H. H. Geyer,
Ottawa, 3 hen. q cock; Judge J.. Hawn.
Leavenworth cockerel and 3 pen; J.
b. McHugh, Maitland, Mo. 4 pulet, 5
hen; George w. Shelley. Mcpherson,
cockerel, 5 pullet, pen; F. B. Gahagen,
Topeka, and 8 pullet, 1 hen, 2 cock and
pen; Mrs A z. Creel Carrolton, Mo,
cock and cockerel: Elliott Marshall,
st. Joe, 4 cockerel hen and pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-M. B. Cald-
well. Beeler. 4 cock, 5 pullet; Mrs. w. J.
Barnes, Topeka, pen; Mrs g. w
Cause. Emporia, 1 hen, pullet, 2 pen,
s cOckerel and pen; Elliott Marshall St
Joe. 2 cock and hen, 3 hen: Mrs. G. 2
T - l., 4
and cock; Mrs. f. A. Creel Carrolton.
Mo- cock, 1 and cockerel, 1, 3 and
pullet 1 pen.
Light Brahmas-Mrs. n. Van Bus
kirk Blue Mound. 3. 4 and cockerel; T.
F. Weaver, Blue Mound. cock, 1 and
? eockerel. 1 and hen, 1, ?, 3. and 3
pullet and 1 pen.
Dark Brahmas-N R. Nye. every
thing.
Single Comb White Leghorns-H c.
Short, Leavenworth, 1 and 9 pullet.
and hen. 1 and pen, cock and
cockerel. F. P. Racon, Topeka. L hen
and cock. 8 pen: r. 2. Alley, Hoiton.
and cOckerel and 2 pen.
Black Langshans-F. H. Snow, Law
renee, coclSerel 8. pullet 4. pullet 5, pen
8: J. W. F. Hughes, Topeka. cOckereI;
cock 3. pullet /. and 3, pen /, largest dis
play; II. NJ Talmer. Florence. cockerel
8 pullet >, hen 4, pen 2. Mrs. J. r.
Shrader. Berlin. Neb- cock 2; H IN
man, Bartlett. Kan. cock 1, cockereI .;
&. j arlington. GIilGeJon. MO. men 1
and ?. pen 4; E. E. Simpson. Topeka, cock
and ;; c. March, Topeka, hen 8; NJ.
NJ Timpton, Rome. cockerel 2, pen 5;
/ A. E. Lutes, Topeka, hen 8.
s. c. B. MinOrcaS-J. M. RebstOck,
Newton, cockerel l and 2; hen /, pullet
and 2. largest display; ". E. Nc
+ Carty, Topeka, cockerel 2, pullet 8
and 4.
White EIinorcas-E. L. Simpson. To-
4 peka, cock 9; hen / and ?. pullet 1 and
q largest display.
w r b. spanish-Charles Pantle.
Atchison, cock 1. cockerel 1, hen ,,
pullet / and ?, pen 1; M A. Chesney,
Birmingham pullet 3, cockerel 2, cock
8, pens and g, largest display.
Houdans-W. L. Bullene. Lawrence,
/ cock L and 2; coekerel 1 and ?, hen 1,
2. and ;, pen ], largest display +.
Fl Muller. Bonneville, Mo, cock 3. hen
3. pen 3 and 4; J. w. Luce, Wetmore,
cockereI ;, pen ,.
Pit Games-Mackey Bros, Topeka,
cockerel L pulIet 3 and 4; c. l. Ward,
! Narka, cock ], hen and z: j. NJ. Nc
Farland, ccckere1 2
Red Pyle Games-C. L. Ward, cock 1.
i hen !. pullet /, and 3, pen l, largest
display.
B. B. R G. Bantams-T- I. Herren,
/ Topeka, cockereI 1 and 2. hen 1 and ?,
pullet 1 and ,, pen 1.
Cornish Indian Games-A- L. WITH
f ers. / eavenworth, cockerel and g. hen
and ?. pullet and 3, pen 3; > X
! Beeler, Newton. pullet / and 4, cock 1,
i cockereI /, hen 3, and 5. pen 1, largest
display; z. Marshall, st. Joe, cock ?,
pen 3.
B. B. r. Games-J. /. Patterson, To-
peka. hen l. pullet /. ?. and 4. cock 1.
] pen l. largest display.
G. S Bantams-James Aigner, pullet
I, 2 and 3. largest display
S. S. Bantams-J. W. T. Hughes,
pullet j; J. L. Forsyth Winchester,
I eoekerel ,. hen /, pullet ?, and 4, pen
Buff Orphingtons-Mrs H Shrader,
Berlin, pullet 3. cockere1 4; Mrs. S.
Ricketts,, Topeka. hen >. I and 5. pullet
1 and 3. cockerel and 4. pen largest
display: O. F. Wingrove, Clay Center.
hen 2, pen 8. Eccleston & Son. Emporia.
cockerel 3, hen 1 and 9. pullet and 4,
pen
G Rantams-AIislwes Poultry