The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-01-15
POULTRY INTERESTS
sEATTLE's POULTRY SHOW.

from January 9Th to 18th, and sur
passed each of the preceding shows,
both in number of birds exhibited and
quality There were about $50 en-
tries made and the competition was
very neen. Almost every poultry IAN
cier in this county and in Pierce, as
we'll as a great many from far outly-
ing points, were on hand. Represen-
tatives from Oregon and California
were there also a few from Idaho.
The largest number of any one breed
were found in the Barred Plymouth
Rocks, and they were so evenly
matched that Judge Kinds found it
hard task to decide which were emit
lied to the prizes. 1t took him two
days to do the judging.
The attendance was fair, although
not quite what the officers of the as
ISOLATION had hoped for. A little more
publicity would probably have brought
a large rattendance. The association
is growing every year, and at each
annual exhibit is trying to Guido pre-
vious shows. 1t is believed that fu-
ture shows will be more largely at
tended, as the poultry business on
Puget Sound is being engaged IN by
a greater number OF people every
year.
The awards made by Judge Kinds
were as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks. L. Anderson,
Fremotn, fourth cock third cockerel, first
pullet first hen, third collection; Wm II.
Arps, Santa Cruz, CAL, second cock, third
and fourth pullet second pen, second col
lection !; J. W. Headlee, Snohomish, fourth
cockerel, fourth hen; H; W. Illman, Hart Hart
hirdc j
second cockerel; j. c. Murray, Portland
first cook, second hen, fifth pullet, third pen,
first collection Mrs. G. A. Pratt, Tacoma coma
Idaho, fifth cockerel, fourth hen, second
first cockerel, first hen, third hen
White Plymouth Rocks-Wm. Dickson,
Fremont, second pullet;. Ed. Hague. Taco
ma. fifth pullet; r. S. Inman. Green Lake,
first cockerel A. H. Miller & Bro, Tacoma,
first hen, first pullet; Pinkham CoWan,
cockerel, second hen, third pullet; Sears
Poultry Farm, Tacoma, first cock, third
cockerel, third and fourth hen, fourth pull
let.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-N. U. Black
more, Ellensburg, second and third cock,
third cockerel, fourth and fifth pullet; j. l..
Crab, Seattle, first and second cockerel,
first, second and third pullet, first hen; G.
A. Ryan, Auburn, second and third hen.
White Wyandottes-J L. Crab, Seattle,
first and second cockerel; VIM. Dickson,
Fremont, third cockerel, fourth hen, first
and fifth pullet; S. Y. Woolton, Victoria,
first cock first hen, third and fourth pullet;
E. Albertson, Seattle, second cock, fifth
cock, second and fifth hen, second pullet.
Buff Wyandottes-Black Bros, CoupeVllle,
first and second cockerel, first and second
hem second, third fourth and fifth pullet
w. R. Watson, Seattle, first pullet, second
cockerel.
Partridge Wyandottes-W. A. Jameson.
Victoria, B. c., first cock, first and second
hen first and second pullet first pen.
Silver Pencilled Wyandottes-Ge LIE
Bolt, Green Lake, first cock, first hen, nrst
pulet.
Rhode Island Reds-G. G. Anderson. sec
end cock; G. II. Burnett, Jr., Green Lake,
first and third cock first and second COCK
erel first second, third and fourth hen, first,
third fourth and fifth pullet, first and sec
ond pen, first collection; Mrs. j. w. Denny,
Green Lake, third and fourth cockerel, sec
ond pullet.
R. G. Rhode Island Reds-Black Bros,
Coupevile first, second, third and fourth
cockerel, first, second third, fourth and hfth
pulet first pen P. Lermond, first COCK,
first and second hen.
Light Brahmas-Chas. McAlister Seat
tie, first and second cock, first cockerel,
first, second. third, fourth and fifth hen
first and second pullet, first pen; H. A.
Pinkham, second cockerel.
Black Langshans-Black Bros, first, sec
ond and third cockerel, first, second third
fourth and fifth pullet
Buff Cochins-Nelson Mcpherson, third
cock second hen.
n Brown Ieehorns-F A. Johnson