The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-19
MONTGOMERYS POULTRY SHOW DE-
 .CLAREDTOB BE THE FINEST IN THE SOUTH

OL l HE ,E IlNEO l :. were birds which have taken prlzes at the Worlds Fair Poultry Show and all big poultry shows of ths South during 1908.
 '"The Montgomery show is the last Of the season." said Loring c. Brown. the veteran chicken fancier. who Is judging the show, 'and as . result the prize winners of all the other big shows are gathered in Montgomery. Tn ! all frankness. this Is the greatest show the South has seen." | Prominent poultry and pet stock men and women from every State in the South are in Montgomery. From far-away Virginia, the Old Dominion chickens are contesting for the rib- bons in Montgomery. From the fertile fields of Tennessee are chickens whose excellence Is the pride of their own- CTS. From Georgia there are numer- ous entries and to Alabamians and Montgomerians 1t was gratifying to note that Montgomery birds won first and second prizes in several classes. Thousands Attended show. l Over 1,500 persons passed through the doors of the Auditorium to see the chickens, and pet stock. The actual cash admissions numbered T60 and dur ing tho afternoon over 1000 children visited the Auditorium free of charge and viewed and caressed the beautiful birds.
 | Last night was dog show night, and numerous dogs from Alabama were entered in the competition. MT. Brown was particularly astonished at the fine quality of oanines in and around Mont gomery.
 why there are dogs exhibited here" he said. that would make the judges think at the big New York bench shows. I had no idea there was any such stock around hers."
 The dog show was conducted by Mrs. J. I. Mckinney, and she was compli- uaentec on all sides Tor the excellent exhibit. The officers of the Poultry Show received nothing but the highest icommendation from all who attended.
 It's a credit to Montgomery" was the 'universal verdict of all who saw the show.
 T. c. Dolan of Birmingham a breed- CT of high class light Brahmas said last night: T am a citizen of Bir- mingnam but I don't hesitate to say that this show is way wonder better than the Birmingham exhibit. It's all due to the President of the Association MT. Adams. He Is a very popular man and he went to work for the success of this show with the result as you see"
 crises in Dog Snow.
 The Dog Show last night proved to be quite a society event There were a number of Montgomery entries and in addition Colonel B. F. Elmore sent six fine dogs from Demopolis. The ldogs were judged by Loring Brown. Awards in each class were made but the loving cup was not awarded. It will be awarded Friday night when the show closes.
 Prizes in the dog show were award ed as follows:
 Collie dogs over one year old-First Nose McLemore; second. Mrs. J. C. Adams third, John F. Browder.
 Collie males under one year old--Col B. F. Elmore, first and second.
 Collie, pups--Dona1d Mcdonald, first
 Collie females over one year old Mrs. J. c. Adams, first and second Grover Keating. third
 Collie purs, female under one year old--Mrs. Clapp, first.
 St. BArnards--First, J. E. Scheniek secont Montgomery Greys; tnird, Hen ry McDonough.
 Boston terrler-First, Mrs. J. c HinRley.
 
 Miss Alma Smith.
 spitz. maIe-First, Mrs. J. l. McKin. ney: second, Miss Jamie Herbert.
 Fox terrier. female-First, J. T Hulett; second, Miss Alice Henemuth Fox terrier, male--First, A. R. liar vey.
 Fox terrier. male pup--First. Gather inc Meehan. Toy terrier. male--F.rst. W. H . Rooney.
 | Esquimaux-First Mrs. McDonough
 English bull dog-First, A. H. Lag arus. . English bull dog, pup-First-oti' Williamson. ., Gordon setter pup-Tirst, Mrs. S. E washburn.
 French poodle, female-First. W. A May. - Tn speaking of the entries Mir. Brown said: T was particularly surprised m the entry of MT. Lazarus, the English bull dog, Rodney Clay. He is Of the . famous Rodney Stone stock and Is a : very fine dog"
 Awards to Poultry. The awards made last night In the poultry exhibit were as follows:
 Buff Cochin Cocks---W. H. smith first cock and first and second hens.
 Partridge Cochins--H M. Hanby first cock. first ana second hsh' hiS' and second bullet, first breeding pen Black Langshan---w. H. Sexton, first cockrel, first hen.
 White Cochin--W. H. Sexton, first cockrel and first bullet.
 White Indian Game Cock---J. L. AL ley. first cock, first, second and third bullet, first breeding pen. Anconas Mottled--W. H. Sexton' hrsi cock. first and second hen. White Face Black Spanish-W H Sexton. first cockrel, first and second Rose Comb Black Minorca-w. T. | Cox, first and second cockrel, second bullet.
 Black Minorca--Mrs. W. S. Porter first cockrel. A. A. Janney. Jr, second W. W. Brown. third Black Minorca-A A. Janney, Jrr ? first and second hen; W. W. Brown , first bullet; Mrs. W. g. Porter. second and third bullet; first breeding pen Mrs. W. S. Porter, second breeding pen W. W. Brown.
 Black Leghorns-First, second and third cockrel, J. W. Kellingsworth; first 1 and second hen. J. W. Kellingsworthi third hen, H. w. Sexton; first and sec ! ond bullet and first breeding pen. J W. Kellinssworth. Light Brahmas-First cock. Dolan Bros: second cock, J. W. Young; third a TNAna