Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-01-26
Scoring Partially Completed
and Birds Strut More Proud
ly With Ribbons
WINNERS AS NOW SELECTED
Scoring Will Be Completed BY Even
ing, and All Pens Will Be Marked
Severe Weather Prevents Some
Shippers from Sending Their Exhib-
it's.

The annual snow OIL lne MaTSllall-
town Poultry and Pet Stock Associa-
ton has reached the stage today where
cocks crow more loudly, because of the
fact that the blue and red ribbons that
are tackled to their pens showing that
prize money has been awarded in the
several classes. The scoring has not
been entirely completed by Judge
Shaner, but will be by evening. BY
that time the awards Will all be made,
and each pen will bear the marks OF
distinction as classified by the diff
ferent colored badges.
In some Of the classes where awards
have been made to either cocks, cock
erels, hens or pullets, the pens have not
been figured out and the prizes there
fore not awarded. The attendance is
growing each day, but the cold wealth.
ed has prevented many from getting
out. Especially is this true in regard
to the country visitors, who are al
ways interested In a poultry show, but
do not care to brave the cold in order
u.
so had marked effect upon the num-
Der of entries for many breeders who
have flied out entry blanks in advance.
and sent their money for their entry
fees, have not shipped owing to the
cold. In real severe weather the combs
of the birds freeze easily, and froZ-
Ell comb means II lower marking, altho
the bird is not necessarily injured af-
ter the comb heals.
The awards in the different classes,
as made up to 2 o'clock this afternoon,
are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rock.
Eugene Curless, Lscomb First
cock; first second, fifth, cockerel;
first, hen.
III. c. Hansen. Marshalltown-Thir
cock; fourth, fifth, pullet.
Louis Kunkel, Marshalltown-F'ir
pen.
J. W. Malloy. Ferguson-Fifth cock.
j. c. Schneck, Waterloo Second,
cock; third. cockerel; second and
third, hen; first, pullet.
r. A. Dvorak, Elberon-Fifth hen,
third pen.
J. T. Malloy, Albion-Fourth cock
erel.
c. w. Nelson, Marshalltown-Fou
cock; fourth pen.
j. Il. Johnson, rslalltown--Fourth
hen; second, pullet; second pen.
b. L.. Hotchkiss, Marshalltown -
Fifth pen.
Buff Orpington.
Mrs. II. c. Hansen. Marshalltown-
First Hrct p,,Ilat
j. w. Britt, Marshalltown-Sec
pullet.
l.. L. Conner, Marshalltown - Sec
ond, cockered: third cock: first ana
third, hen; third, fourth and fifth, pull
let; second, pen.
Single ,Combed Brown Leghorn.
f.. w. Alabaugh, Bangor First
cock; first and second, cockerel; first,
hen: first, second, third and fourth
pullet; first. pen.
White Plymouth Rocks.
Gus Weber, Marshalltown-Seco
third, fourth and fifth, cockerel; sec
ond third. fourth and fifth, hen; first
second and third. pullet :.
r. T.. Ray, Marshalltown First
cockerel; first, hen; third and fourth,
pullet.
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
]. w. Lynch, Green Mountain-Sec-
ond, coclserel; first, second, fourth and
fifth, pullet.
II. p Griffin, Marshalltown-Secon
cock; first and third, cockerel; third.
pullet.
White Wyandottes.
W. II. Ford, Marshalltown-Flrst.
cock; second and third, cockerel; first,
second and third, hen; first and fourth,
pullet.
c. p. McKinnon. Lscomb - First,
cockerel fourth and fifth, hen; Sec
ond, third and fifth, pullet.
Partridge Wyandottes.
DR.. N. f. Mighell, Marshalltown -
First, cock; first, second, third, fourth
and fifth, cockerel; first, second, third
and fourth, hen; first, second, third,
fourth and fifth. pullet.
Partridge Cochins.
r., A. Beeks, Neutrality-suspicious.,
cockerel: first, hen; first, second ard
third, pullet.
r. D. Corbett, Storm Lake = First,
cockerel; second and third, hen.