Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-23
Pens Are All Tagged With Blue
Ribbons for the
Winners.
FUN FOR THE EGG THIEVES.
They Are Being Tempted with Spoiled
Hen Fruit From the In
cubators.


was quick to take advantage of an op-
pprtunity to see the birds incidentally
a good joke was played on a few I'M
suspecting persons who thought they
could get some high priced eggs with
out paying for them.
In each pen an egg or two a day Is
laid by the fancy birds. and these are
carefully gathered by attendants to
prevent any outsider from getting
them.
Today, however, persons were noticed
gathering in eggs, one neat plan was
evolved to make the practise pleasant
After the good eggs had been removed,
some bad ones. very bad ones IN fact
were taken out of the .ncubators where
Gambling process had determined
which We're good and which We're
spoiled. These were distributed among
the pens and the wise ones watched
their more unfortunate brothers carry
the articles away.
Judge Hemlick finished his work this
afternoon and will leave tonight for
Pueblo, whero he has been engaged to
Judge a Colorado show. He said at
noon that the barred Plymouth Rock
hens and the Black Minorcas shown
here had greatly surprised him, as they
had scored fully up to the highest
standard found anywhere. The general
average OF the show was excellent, and
its only weakness is that more varie-
ties could be shown.
President PIummer won everything
in sight in Orpingtons, with a few
minor exceptions. taking first, second,
and third pens. together with several
individual prizes
The list of prizes announced to date
is as follows, tho full official list hav-
ing not yet been prepared:
Rhode Island Reds. Single Combs,
Cocks--First prize r. Larsen; second
Ma,yntl third rF.izn
Larsen; fourth prize. E. Larsen.
Cockerels-First prize. II. w. Smith;
second prize. l.. Simmons; third prize,
w. il. Maxwell; fourth prize, f. Lar
sen.
Hens-First prize. w. II. Maxwell;
second prize l.. G. Duncan.
Pullets--First prize, Poulter of Og-
den; second prize. n. w. Smith; thru
prize, Poulter; fourth prize II. w
Smith.
II. w. Smith of the Salt Lake Poul-
try association received first prize for
the best pen, Poulter second prize, Sim
mons third and Larsen fourth.
Single-comb Buff Orplngton-Cocks--
First prize. DR.. c. G. Piummcr; third
prize, NJ. ID. Naylor; fourth prize, Il,
n. Crawford.
.Cockereis-Frst prize Or. Plummer.
who took all four' prizes In this class.
Hens-First prize, DIR. Plnmmer Sec
ond prize, Il, N. Crawford; third prize,
| DR.. Plummer.
| Pullets-First prize, Or. Plummer:
| third prize. II. n. Crawford.
| Dr. Plummer also took first, second
| and third prizes for the best pens;
| Crawford won the fourth pen.
Silver laced Wyandottes Cocks
First prize, j. NJ. Adams; second prize,
W. j. Reeves; third prize, vi. Reeves;
fourth prize, +. d. Heath.
Cockerels---F'lrst prize, E. J, Solomon,
iya 4 Sninnlnrts rrf n
V. l.. Reeves; fourth prize, v. l.,
Reeves.
Hens-First prize. e. ]. Solomon;
second prize. W. J. Reeves; third prize,
V. l.. Reeves; fourth prize, j. NJ.
Adams.
Puliets-First prize. f. ]. Solomon;
second prize, L. j. solomon; third prize,
w j. Reeves; fourth prize, f. j. Solo
mon.
Solomon. first pen prize; WI. Reeves,
second pen prize: j. M. Adams, third
pen prize. and V. L. Reeves. fourth
Barred Plymouth Roclss-cocks--
First prize w. II. Linneli; second
prize. S. o. Day; third prize. T. ]. Sod
| don; fourth prize, G. j. Trump
Cockerels-First prize, G. a. spiers;
second prize, II. ~. Pinnoek; third
prize, G. Hofmann; fourth prize. S. 0.
| Day.
second prize. ii. II. Ponnick; third
prize. G. A. Spiers; fourth prize, w.
| II. Linnell.
Pullets---First prize, C. A. spiers;
! second prize. G.. A. spiers; third prize,
| @. A. Spiers: fourth prize. II. Ii. Pin
spiers took first prize for best pen.
| Pinnock second and fourth and Lin
neli third pen.
| White --Cocks--First
| trass DEk I'D
! prize. Thomas Nelson: fourth prize,
| A. j. Hoffman. Jr
ockerels--First prize, George y.
Freeze; second prize. A Belts: third
| prize. q. b. Freeze; fourth prize. A.
| Belts
prize, George strickiey; third prize,
\, Belts; fourth prize, A Belts.
| Pullots--First prize. Thomas Nell
SOM second prize Or. r. II. Cart
wright; third prize, A. Belts; fourth
prize, A. Belts.
prizes for best pens: Nelson. fourth.
White Plymouth Rocks-Cocks--
First prize. c. $. Vadner; second prize,
G. j. Sander third prize, sid Ellis
wood; fourth prize, +. d. Heath.
Cockerels-f'irst prize c. s. Vadner
fourth prize. c. j. sander
Vadner took first prize for best PEN
Bird, second prize; Sander third
| prize.
Buff Wyandottes - CoclSs--Flirt
prize J. Adams; fourth prize. Il.
| Laubenberg.
ockerels---Second prize. j. Adams
third prize. W. j. Westwood
Hens-First prize, j. Adams; sec
ond prize, j. Adams; third prize. u.
Laubengerg, fourth prize. ]. Adams
Pullets--First prize, j. Adams: Sec
ond prize, j. Adams; third prize, w
| O. Westwood; fourth prize, j. Adams
Adams took first prize for best first
and second pens; Laubenberg for
| third pen,
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
cocks-Flrst prize. Ed Best; second
and third prize. Ed Best.
cockerels--Flrst prize, Woo1feld;
second prize. ED Best; third prize. H.
| u, Goodyear. fourth prize, I'D Best.
| Hens-FIrst second and third
| prizes taken by Ed Best,
| Pullets-Frst prize, Woodfeld; also