Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-07

Grafton the fact the entrance fee Is
double what has formerly been charged
the entry list is large one. Last yea
the show was the largest ever held ives
Of the Mississippi, 1850 fowl being shown
The bantam exhibit at this show will bt
the largest ever held west of the Rock.
ies," more than 225 of them being en-
tered.
BLACK MINoRCA, SINGLE COMB
Cock, II. e. Rose, Alhambra, first, second
r. G. Page third; Rose fourth.
Hens H. e. Rose. first, second, third; Mr..
Brizins, fourth; Rose, fifth.
Cockerels, H. E. Rose. first and second; Il.
G. Page, third; Rose. fourth and fifth.
Pullets, H. E. Rose, first, second, third and
fourth.
Pens, Harry E. Rose, first and second.
BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Fred Easterwood of Pasadena made clean
sweep in this class, winning first and second
cocks, first. second and third hens, first sec
ond, third and fourth cockerel. first, second,
third, fourth and fifth pullets; pens, first.
BULL wYANDoTTEs
Cocks, M E. Dillingham;, first, third and
fourth; T. Gardner, Gardena, second.
Hens. Dillingham;. FIRST second. third and
fifth; T. T. Gardner, fourth.
Cockerels Dillingham;. first and third; Gard
ner, second.
Pullets Gardner first; Dillingham;, second
third, fourth and fifth.
Hens. Dillingham;, first and third; Gardner
second.
Cockerel. Harry Robson, first. Pullet Rob
son. first
BLACK COCHIN BANTAMs
Cocks, W. ]. Bodger San Gabriel, first, sec
ond third and fourth-a clean sweep in this
class
Hens, first; cockerel first and second; pull
BUFF oRPINGToN DUCKS
DR.. w Jarvis barlow Sierra Madre, frs
duck first drake.
RouEN DUCKS
Drake w. II. Watson, Los Angeles. first
Duck, Watson, first
Young drake and young ducks, Mrs. c. 4
Hogue, San Gabriel. firsts
PEKIN DUCKS
Mrs. c. D. Hubbard San Fernando. old duel
| first; old drake, first.
Young ducks, Mrs Hubbard. first young
duck and arst young drake
TOLoUsE GEESE
| DR.. Walter Jarvis Barlow, Sierra Madre
| first gander AMI FIST goose
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS
Mrs C. d. Hubbard of San Fernando wor
adult TOM first; yearling tom first, secont
and third young tom first and second; her
| first second third and fourth; pullet first
second and third. DIR. w. Jarvis Barlow wor
fourth on yearling toms.
White Holland turkeys, j. G.. Holbrough o.
Los Angeles won adult tom first and her
| first
Bourbon red turkeys. young. Mrs Franz
Metcalf. first on young tom.
| For the best exhibit Of ten pullets of any
one class or variety a handsome four-piect
ccffee service and tray went to Ross e Tai
of Altadena. They showed ten-pullet per
of black Orpngtons
Cups Won
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce cur
for the best display of California bred bird:
In the American or English classes consist.
ing of not less than twenty-five specimens
was won by Ross & TAFT on orpingotns
The Los Angeles Produce Exchange cur
for the best display of table fowls on tht
hoof. of breed or variety not less than TWEEN
ty-hve specimens, won by Mrs. G. D. Hub
bard with white Wyandottes.
The Produce cup for the best display Of
black Minorcas was won by Harry e. Rose
of Alhambra This is the second and fna
winning OF this handsome trophy, which was
given In the interest of egg production. botf
as to size of eggs. quality and quantity.
The association gave cut glass vase to the
owner OF the best hen with ten or more
chicks. and a cut glass salt and pepper shalS'
er for the best hen with five chicks in the
Hubbard.
Harry e. Rose won the Petaluma incubator
given for the best third prize Mediterranean
class with his black Minorcas.
white Wyandottes was won by Mrs. c. d
The Tribune cup for best cock. hen. cocker.
ell and pullet in the American class was wor
liby Mrs. C. d. Hubbard with white Wyan-
dottes.
The cuitivator cup for the best display ol
Rhode island reds was won by J 4. Harri
son OF the Lake Avenue Poultry yards. Pasa
dena.
Harper s Reynolds handsome carving SCI