The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-22

asthma, which finally Mastered her
end
T. Frank Patterson is home from
Texas and the southwest bringing
with him many photos of Hereford,
Texas.
Fred S. Rottermam has returned
fro m an extended successful trip
for the PopelGiller Co., solely in the
interest of Oilers Malt Tonic.
Poultry Awards.
The following are the awards of the
fourth annual poultry show, which
closed Saturday:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-George P.
Spite, Warsaw, ILL.,, fist and second
bend. first, second and third pullet
first and third cockerel, first pen;
w. o. Butler & Son, LaHarpe, H.. sec
ond cockerel.
White Plymouth Rocks William
Beckert Jr., Warsaw, H., first cock
erel, first, second and third hen, first
pullet, first pen.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-Harry Blies-
ner. Warsaw, ILL.,, second cockerel,
second ana third pullet.
White Wyandotte-Peter Ayres,
Keokuk, Iowa, first and third cock,
third pullet; C. P. Cory, Keokuk, sec
ond cock, third hen; Charles Larson,
Warsaw, H., second cockerel, first pull
let, second pen: Miss Lille Downs,
Peoria, Ill., first and second hen, first
cockerel. second pullet, first pen.
Golden Wyandotte, Frank Jones,
Sciota, H. first and third cock. first
and second hen, third cockerel, second
and third pullet, first pen.
Silver Wyandottes & Erd-
mann, third cock, first and second
hen, first, second and third pullet,
first and second cockerel, first pen.
Buff Wyandottes-C Charles Poar,
Warsaw, Ill, first cock, first hen, first,
second and third cockerel, first, sec
ond and third pullet, first pen.
Light Brahman-W William Mussetter
Warsaw, H., first, second and third
4 hen, second cockerel.
S. c. Brown Leghom-Clarence
tombstone, Warsaw, first and second
hen, first and second cockerel, first
second and third pullet, first pen
Walter knocke, Warsaw, H., third
/ hen, third cockerel.
r. C. Brown Leghorn-Charles Lar
son, Warsaw, ILL.,, first cockerel, hrst
second and third pullet
S. C. White Orpingtons-E l.. Aid
rich. keokuk, Iowa, first hen, seconC
I cockerel, second and third pullet; Har
ry Luckhart, Warsaw, H., third cock
erel. first pullet; Thomas Edwards
4 Warsaw, Ill.,, second hen.
S. c. Buff Orpington, Otto Hilferer
Warsaw, ILL.,, first hen, second pullet
Houdans-James Blink, Keokuk
Iowa, first, second and third cockerel
first and second puAet
Partridge Cochins-Carl Plume
Warsaw, H.. second pullet.
Buff Cochin-Bantams, Frank Pat
terson, Warsaw, first cock, first, sec
ond and third hen; first cockerel; first
second and third pullet.
: Golden Seabright Bantams-A
: Wisch, Warsaw, first cock, first an
second hen, first and second cockere
;, first pullet.
Black Langshan-W e. Albers
Warsaw first cock.
Toulouse Geese-Simeon Spite
: Warsaw III, first adult gaader, frs
: young gander, first goose.
The Mckinney cup, given on hes
display was won by Charles Parr, an
5 is to be won three times.
! The Kirkpatrick cup, given on hes
cock. hen, cockerel. pullet, was wo
Nv Grebe & Erdman, and is to be wo
twice
. The Popel & Giller cup given o
J highest scoring pen, was won by Mis-
g Lille Downs, Peoria, H.. and must b
u won twice.
Exhibition coop, given by Warsa
} Incubator company on second hlghes
,. scoring pen of solid colored birds, wa
: won by William Buckert Jr
: Metal brood coop, given by Harl
q Grant on highest scoring pen OF part
h colored birds was won by Clarene
tombstone.
y One-half sack of Grace Mills flol
given by Warsaw Milling company, G
y highest scoring pullet, was won /
Charles Larson.
Highest scoring bird in the sho
room was a White Wyandotte ne
g score SO. owned by Miss Lille DOW
of Peoria Ill.
Corn Department.
Yellow-First, William Hackemaci
second. James Bailey.
White-First, Clarence Johnston
second William Buckert Jr.
Y. egg Department.
e. Brown-First, Otto Hilberer' Sc
ID ond George Spite.
White-First, Miss Mary kaemm'
er: second, Guy Bell
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