Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
FANCY FOWLS
\ MAKE SHOW
SUCCESSFUL
FANclERS ARE ATTRACTED BY
FINE BIRDS
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OPENS AT
cHuTEs PARK
Breeders Of High Class Poultry Enter
Their Prize Winning stook-Rhode
Island Reds One Of Features
of the Exhibit

spotiess white Leghorns. dusky hued
Mlnorcas clumsy Buff Cochins, beautiful
silver Penciied wyandottes, bearded
buzz laced Polish and, in fact, all kinds
of fancy high-bred fowls may be seen at
the third annual exhibition OF the POUR
try Breeders association of Southern
California which opened at Chu'es pain
at noon yesterday.
From the cacklings, crowings ana
sauawking that emanate from the park
a person would naturally think all the
chickens In California were quartered
inside.
This exhibition is one Of the most
complete of its kind that has ever been
Reid IN this city. Nearly all birds en-
tered belong to chicken fanciers OF
Southern California, although there are
a few entries from fanciers residing IN
the northern part of the state.
OF the different classes that of Rhode
Island Reds is perhaps the largest and
most complete, as there are fully hun
bred fowls of that breed entered.
The Leghorns come next and then
comes Cochins, Wyandottes, Plymouth
Rocks, Brahmas, Orpingtons and Anda-
lusians.
One of the most interesting breeds that
are being exhibited is the Polish. These
chickens. in place of a comb. have
heavy topknot of feathers, and are an
attractive looking bird To an ordinary
visitor they are of more interest than
any Of the others
Many Late Entries
The number of birds on exhibition was
at first placed at 1900, but late entries
have Increased that TO over 100 fowls en-
tered.
The Pigeon Fanciers' association has
over 400 pigeons and about 100 bantams
entered.
According to the officers of the Poul-
try Breeders association the interest In
poultry raising has increased wonderfully
and in a short time it will be one of the
leading industries of this part of the
state.
II was the intention Of the officers of
the association to have all the fowls
Judged and a list of the awards in readi-
ness by noon yesterday, but on account
of a number of delinquent entries 1t was
impossible to do so.
Possibly no persons in Los Angeles are
more busily engaged than the officers of
the association. All day yesterday they
were occupied taking a record OF each
fowl entered.
The prizes from first to fifth are of diff
ferent coiored, ribbons and these are as
much coveted by owners of high class
fowls as If they were gold medals
Numerous silver loving cups are Of
fered by the officers of the Poultry Breed
ers' association and the different clubs
for breeds and classes.
Prizes Awarded
Following is a list of awards TO date:
Buzz Wyandottes-Cock;O o. S. Hoffman,
San Jacinto, first, second and fourth;
T. T. Gardner, Gardena, third and fifth.
Hen: T. T. Gardner, Gardena, first, Sec
ond fourth and fifth; o. S. Hoffman,
third. Cockerel: T. T. Gardner. first an
fourth; o. s. Hoffman. second, third and
fifth. Pen: T. r. Gardner, first and sec
ond; o. S. Hoffman, third, fourth and
fifth.
Rhode Island Reds-Cock: ]. l.. Harri-
son, Pasadena first; Henry l. Dockweiler,
Los Angeles, second; c. r. White, Los
Angeles, third; F. De Wilde, Los Angeles,
fourth. Hen: j. l.. Harrison, first and
second; ]. c. Pike, Los Angeles, third !;
Henry 1. Dockweiler, fourth; W. F.
Cleveland, fifth. Cockerel: ]. L. Harrison,
first and third; Goodacre Brothers,
Compton, fourth and fifth. Pullet: j. L.
Harrison, first, second, third and fourth;
II. G. Pettengill, Los Angeles, fifth. Pen:
]. L. Harrison, first and second; Mrs. F..
A. Rogers, Orange, third; j. G. Pike,
fourth; G. A. Erbes, Pasadena, fifth.
Buff Leghorns-Cocks: w. Smith, Or
ange, first and second T. Z. Salisbury.
Monrovia, third; hen: 7. L. Salisbury,
first Cockerel: William Hunter, Sal
Fernando, first; W. Smith, second, third,
fourth and fifth. Pulets: w. Smith, first
and second; William Hunter third and
fifth; T. r. Salisbury, fourth. Pens:
William Hunter, first; T. E. Salisbury
second.
Buff Wyandottes-Pullets: 7. r. Gard
ner, Gardena, first, second and third;
o. s. Hoffman, San Jacinto, fourth and
fifth.
White Leghorns-Cocks Mrs E. Fors-
Ter, Los Angeles, first; c. NJ. Walton,
Glendale second and third; Swanson and
johnson, San Gabriel, fourth; Williams
Bros, Los Angeles, fifth. Hens: Swan
son & Johnson, first and second VIII
Hams Bros, second; C. M. Walton, fourth
and fifth. Cockerels: Swanson & john
son, first and third; P. r. Doty, Los
Angeles second; c. NJ. Walton, fourth;
Goodacre Bros. Compton. fifth Pullets:
Swanson & Johnson, first, second, third
and fifth; C. NJ. Walton, fourth. Pens:
Swanson & johnson, first and third; c.
NJ. Walton, second and fourth
White Wyan~ottes-Cocks: e. B. Va
rian, Pasadena, first; j. w. Firestone
Los Angeles, second w. Smith, Orange
third and fourth; r. E. Lepvides, Los
Angeles, fifth. Hens: F. A. Harrington
Los Angeles first; l.. E. Berkey and A.
w. Huskins, Los Angeles, second anc
third. Cockerels: S. E. Banneck, Ingle
wood, first; Mrs. L. " Marks, Los An.
geles, second; F. A. Harrington. third
L. e. Berkey and A. w. Huskins, fourth
w. F.. Cleveland, Los Angeles, fifth. Put
lets: E. b. Varian, first, second anc
fourth; ]. w. Firestone, third; w. f
Cleveland, fifth. Pens: e. b. Varian
first: F. A. Harrington second; S. E
Banneck, third and fifth; L. E. BerkeA
and A. w. Husklns fourth.
Buff Orping tons-Cocks; p. L. Harley
Eledlands. third; A. F. Myers. Long Beach
fourth. Hens: p. l.. Harley, first: j. w
Whitney, Long Beach, second; M Nc
Dearmaid, San Jacinto, third and fourth
N. NJ Hayden, fiflh. Cockerels: &, A
Latham, Los Angeles, first; Mrs l.. M
Morris, Los Angeles, second; Mrs. j. J
Wall, South Pasadena. third; F. l.. Har
ley, fourth; N. NJ Hayden, Pasadena
fifth. Pullets: ~ M. Hayden, first
Ross & Tate. Aitadena, second, fourtl
and fifth; p. l.. Harley, third
Black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: &. j. Moss
Corona. first Mrs. T. T. Gardner, Gar
dena, third. mems: Ross q Tate, frs
and second; Mrs. T. T. Gardner third an
fourth; p. l.. Harley fifth. Cockerels
G. M. Duntley, Los Angeles. first; C. A
Latham. Los Angeles. second Ross
rate, third Pullets: Ross & Tate hrs
and fourth: C. A. Latham, second, thir
and fifth. Pens Ross & Tate, first; {
A. Latham. second.