Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-08
POULTRY AND PIGEON SHOW
LARGE CROWD AT MASONIC
TEMPLE TODAY.
Youthful Visitors Receive Premi
ums-Work Of the Committee
on Awards.

There was a large crowd in attendance
at the poultry and pigeon show today at
the Masonic Temple, quite noticeable
among whom being many children and
ladies. The little tots spent considerable
time about the cages of the bantam chick
ems and the pet pigeons, and all were
taking great deal Of interest n the
awarding of the pigmy pouter pigeons,
which are contested for each day by chill
dren under sixteen years of age.
The successful winners of pigeons and
chickens are: J. Elmer McGill, 800 *
street northwest, one pair of pigeons;
David ]. Nicholson, % Franklin street
Anacostia. D. c., one pair OF pigeons;
William Lyons, 1903 Irving street. Brook
land. D. C.. one pair of pigeons: Raymond
Clancy. 12351s 9Th street northwest. one
street northwest, one pair Of leghorn
chickens; Francis ONeil, $40 street
northwest one pair of pigeons; Miss Bes-
sic Horsey. 2O7 10Th street southwest, one
pair of bantam chickens, and Edward
keabling, Ill 18th street southeast, one
pair of pigeons
The eggs, which were in one of the
Pairie State incubators, began Matching
last night. and today practically all of the
little chicks had picked their way through
brooder. The Friendship Heights poultry
yard has on exhibition two large pens. one
containing white Holland turkeys, and
the other white Euden geese. The black
Langshan chickens, exhibited by Mrs. r.
w. Holland. are among the most attrac-
tive In the show. The color OF this va
riety varies from a deep black to a dark
green. Her exhibit carried off one first,
three seconds and fourth prize. In the
Gagged birds, exhibited by Mr.. Edward
Schmid. there is a piper bullfinch from
England, which is attracting attention,
because of its being very rare.
The show will close Saturday Night at
II o'clock. The doors are opened each
day from am. until IL pm.
List Of Prize Winners.
The prize winners were: S. c. white
Leghorn cocks. C. B. Krogmann, first and
second; ]. c. Hunter, third; M >. Baker,
fourth. S. C. white Leghorn hens: c. B.
krogmann, first and second; E. l.. iorn-
baker, third: NJ. D. Baker, fourth; Mrs.
s. +. Vering, fifth. s. c. white Leghorn
cockerels; c. B. Krogmann. first, second
and third: NJ. K. Stroud, fourth and fifth.
s. c. white Leghorn pullets: c. B. Krog-
mann, first and second; J. c. Hunter,
third; c. B. Krogmann. fourth.
s. c. buff Leghorn cocks: w. L. Ruth
e Gio'ra first first; J. W. Scott, second; c.
horn hens: c: Hicks. first and second;
w. L. rutherford, third; Mrs. s. E. Yer
Ing, fourth. s. c. buff Leghorn cockreis:
Z. Hicks, first; ]. w. Scott. second; w.
L. Rutherford. third; Mrs. s. E. vering.
Hicks, first: W. L. Rutherford, second.
Exhibition pens: C. Hicks, first; w. L.
Rutherford, second. Any other variety
Leghorn cock: J. w. sllcott Hen: ]. W.
third. Cockerel: j. W. Sicott Pullet: J.
w. Silcott, first and second
Black Minorca cock: c. L. Blanton, first
Black Minorca hens: Maryland Poultry
Farm, first; c. L. Blanton. second. Black
Minorca cockerel: Maryland Poultry Farm.
first and second. Black Minorca pullets:
MARYLAND Poultry arm. first second and
third. r. c. black Minorca cocks: e. y.
crouch, first and second. r. c. black
Minorca hens: E: D. Crouch. r. C. black
black Minorca pullets: Z. D. Crouch.
Andalusian Stock.
Blue Andalusian cock, hen, cockere.s,
pullets, all won by v. H. Council
White-crested black Polish cockerel: w.
j. Curtis. first. Houdan cock: j. w. Sum-
mer, first. Houdan hen: j. w. Summer.
first. Houdan cockerels: A. ]. Curtis, first;
]. w. Summer, second. Houdan bullets:
J. w. Summer, first; A. j. Curtis, second.
Black-breasted red game cock: Henry ].
Jaeger, first. Black-breasted red game
hen: Henry j. Jaeger, first. Black-breast-
ed red game pullet, Henry J. Jaeger, first
Black Sumatra cocks-Henry L. Alden,
first and third: Friendship Heights Poul-
try Farm. second. Black Sumatra hen:
II. l.. Selden. first and second: Friendship
Poultry Farm. third and fourth. Black
Sumatra cockerels: H. L. Selden, first:
Friendship Heights Poultry Farm, Sec
Sumatra pullets: H. L. Alden, first and
second
Cornish Indian game cock: Oakland
Poultry Farm. first Cornish Indian game
men: Oakland Poultry Farm. first. Corn
ish Indian game cockerel: E. s. schmid,
Schmid. first. Black-breasted red pit
game cock: E. s. Cotton. first Black
breasted red pit game ben: c. s. Cotton.
first. Red Pyle pit game cock: C. s. Col
ton. first. Red Pyle pit game hen: C. S.
Stinemitz. first. Silkies (femalel: Morgan
Stinemetz, first. = Any other variety of
Fl. L. Silden first and second: Friendship
poultry cock: Hillcrest Farm (golderi
barred P. RI, first. Any other variety Of
The Bantams.
Black-breasted red game bantam cocks:
NJ. Stinemetz. Hens: Morgan Stinemetz
first: E. F. Thompson. second and third; ;
G. E. Rackey. fourth. Pullets: Morgan
Stinemetz. Silver duckwing game bantam
hen: Morgan Stinemetz. first. Silver
duckwing game bantam pullets: George
e. Rackey. first; exhibition pen. Morgan
Stinemetz. first. ANY other variety game
bantam cockerel: George E. Rackey
MALAY, first. Any other variety game
bantam pullet: George E. Rackey, first
Buff Cochin bantam cock: Morgan Slime
metz first. Buff Cochin bantam hen:
Morgan Stinemetz. first. Buff Cochin
bantam cockerel: Calvin Hicks. first. Buff
Cochin bantam pullets: Calvin Hicks, first;
exhibition pen, Morgan Stinemetz, first.
White Cochin bantam cocks: Morgan
Stinemetz, first: c. S. Cotton, second
White Cochin bantam hens: Morgan Stine-
metz first c.. s. Cotton. second. White
Cochin bantam cockerels: Morgan Slime
metz first and second. White Cochin
bantam pullets: C. s. Cotton. first; Nor
gan Stinemetz. second. Black Cochin
bantam cock: Morgan Stinemetz, first
Black Cochin bantam hen: Morgan Slime
metz first. Black Cochin bantam pullet:
W. L. Pisain. first Partridge Cochin
bantam cocks: Morgan Stinemetz, first
second. third and fourth. Partridge Co
chin bantam hens: Morgan Stinemetz
first and second: George E. Rackey, third ;
Morgan Stinemetz. fourth. Partridge Co.
chin bantam cockerel: Morgan Stinemetz
first. Partridge Cochin bantam pullets:
Morgan Stinemetz. first: George E. Rae
key, second and third; Morgan Stinemetz
foNrth. aybihitiou pen Morgan Stinemefz