Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-12
SHOW
CLOSES TONIGHT
is DECLARED BEST EXHIBIT
OF KIND
In Spite of Bad Weather Success Has
Attended the Efforts Of Its Pro-
moters--All Prizes Are
Awarded

receiving homage at the Panorama
rink during the last week will be said
tonight when the largest and best poul-
try show ever held i'm Los Angeles will
close.
The fancy birds that have been rev.
cling in admiration will'go back to the
poultry yard and become just chickens
until next year, but many OF them go
with the joyful knowledge that they
have added new laurels to their bril-
liant records.
There was rejoicing among the mem
bcrs of the Los Angeles County Poul-
try association when yesterday dawned
| bright and clear and Old Sol beamed
down upon the world with an invita-
ton to all to come forth and enjoy his
presence, likewise the poultry show.
The disappointment caused by the bad
weather In the early part of the week
vanished in the Panorama rink with
the coming of the big or wds yester-
day, and last night the promoters
heaved a sigh of relief at the thought
that in spite Of weather it had been the
best poultry show ever held.
Many of the exhibitors were so de-
lighted with the results that they are
already making plans for much larger
exhibits, and even those whose birds
failed to carry off honors smilingly de-
clared they will try again next year
Among the exhibits that are attract
ing much attention this year is that of
the ten pullets pens, and rivalry was
keen in this class.
Last night twentyfour members of
the Los Angeles County Poultry as
sociation formed q theater party at
the, Burbank, and after the show held
stag party at a downtown restaurant
All the awards have been made and
the prizes and winners are as follows:
| For best display of bantams made by a
single exhibitor, irrespective of breeds or
number Of varieties. Award to be made
| by points, to Robert A. Rowan
SPECIALS.
| Improved 124-egg Pacific incubator, by
| the Pacific Incubator Co. of Pasadena.
For the highest scoring pen in the show,
to c. e. Smith.
Germain Seed Co. for the best display of
| ducks, to Holmby Poultry farm
12O-egg Sure Hatch incubator, by the
| Sure Hatch Incubator Co., for the best
pen of birds in the American class, to c..
E. Smith.
$40 Petaluma incubator. by the Peta-
luna Incubator Co.. for the best male and
Amelia w. Sly.
1O0-egg incubator by the Henry Albers
Co.. for the best display of Barred Rocks
made by one exhibitor, to C. E. Smith.
| No. American meat. and vegetable
chopper, by the Germain Seed Co., for
the best display of White Leghorns made
by one exhibitor, to Holmby Poultry
| farm.
Cat Club cup, for best display of Buff
WHITE WYANDOTTEs.
Cock, F. A. Mason, l; Golden G. p
Ranch, 2; A. L. Pinkerton "a; w. S
Vher. 5. Hen, Dillingham;, 10; j. W
Wright, /; Mason, 2; A. L. Pinkerton. 4-5
Pullet. Dillingham;, 1; j. w. Wright, .;
Mason, 8: G: G. P. Ranch, A. Seymour 5.
Pen, A. l.. Pinkerton, IL; Dillingham; 3;
| Church. As.
Times Eagle trophy, to W. NJ. Humph-
rey.
LOS ANGELES CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE CUP.
Best display of California bred birds. to
NJ. E. Dillingham;.
| FIRST Los ANGELES PRODUCE EX-
CHANGE CUP.
Best display table fowls on hoof, to F.
A. Mason.
SECOND Los ANGELES PRODUCE
EXCHANGE CUP.
Best display Black Minorcas in the in
| terest of egg production and to size and
quality, to Harry e. Rose.
WINSEL CHALLENGE CUP.
Charles Winsel, best display of White
| Wyandottes in the show, to F. A. Mason.
BLACK MINORCA CHALLENGE CUP.
For best pair of Black Minorcas shown
by one exhibitor, silver challenge cup,
valued Sna,o at 5000 offered by Black Minor
| cup to be won three times at the Los An
geles County Poultry association show be-
fore, becoming the property in fee simple
! of the winner, to Harry e. Rose
| Arthur Let's, proprietor of the Broad
way Department store, and owner of the
Holmby House Poultry farm, offers a
lngtons, any variety in the show room,
three to compete. Award to be made by
points. Holmby Poultry farm
BANKERS CUP.
| w. d. Woolwine for best cock. hen,
cockerel in the Orpington class, Holmby
| Poultry farm.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK TROPHY.
For the best Barred Plymouth Rock
| cock, cockerel, hen and pullet in show.
| Awarded to Charles e. Smith, Gardena.
THE s. NJ. BUTLER PLYMOUTH
| ROCK CUP.
For the best White Plymouth Rocl,
cockerel and pullet in the show awarded
to w. M. Humphreys; presented by S.
NJ. Butler.
THE SAN GABRIEL LOVING CUP.
The breeders and fanciers of San Ga
| briel and Alhambra for the best cock,
cockerel, hen and pullet in the show of
Columbian Wyandottes, awarded to NJ. E.
| Dillingham;.
LUCKENBACH CUP.
For the best Black Orpington cock,
| cockerel, nen and pullet in the show
shown by one exhibitor, won by Holmby
| Poultry farm.
THE ROWAN CUP.
For best display in the Mediterranean
class made by one exhibitor, and is to be
won three times to possess. awarded for
! this show to Harry h. Rose
THE HENRY ALBERS co. CUP.
For the best display of turkeys, was
awarded to the Holmby Poultry farm.
THE CALIFORNIA WHITE Ply
MOUTH ROCK CUP.
| A friend and breeder of White Ply
mouth Rocks offers for the best White
| Plymouth Rock pullet in show, awarded
to VIM. Humphreys.
THE LIVE STOCK TRIBUNE CUP.
Annual challenge cup for best display
| In the American class of any single va
riety, awarded to VIM. Humphreys.
GRAND $25 PULLET TROPHY.
Association cup for the best exhibit
of ten pullets of any class or variety
| shown In specially constructed pens,
awarded TO VIM. Humphreys.
f. A. MASON LOVING CUP
For best cock. hen. eockerel and pull
| 1nf n p1a no ne