The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-01-17
Prizes Given Winners in Mum.
erous Classes Of "Blue-
bIooded" Chickens Which
Were Exhibited.
SHOW WAS COMPLETE
SUCCESS FINANCIALLY
Hundreds of People Were A.
tracted to Exhibit During
Past Five Days. Future
Plans Already Considered.

For i've days the people a Rich.
mond and immediate vicinity paid
homage to the American hen-not the
producer OF eggs, worth so cents
dozen. but the kind worth from $50
to $500 q dozen. The birds were dis
played at the Greater Richmond Poul.
try and Pet Stock Association exhibit
at the Pythian Temple. While the hen
has come in for due credit the IS to
500 roosters also passed the approval
of the visitors to the show.
The show has been q success from
every standpoint. The number Of ex.
hibitors was beyond the fondest hopes
Of the promoters and II 10 estimated
that there were 500 birds displayed.
Every serviceable class Of chicken was
displayed. and many which are used
for exhibition purposes only. Also
pit game chickens were displayed.
Was Financial Success.
Financially tho show was more sue
cessful than expected. The eate re-
ceipts were not totaled up late last
evening but It win amount to several
hundred dollars In al peobahility. The
show was popular place mcsning. ast-
ernoon and evening. Another means
Of raising expenses was the sntraAee
fee and the number q entries aloue
would have guaranteed expenses.
| Next year . show win be Given By
the Young Mems Club In ali probabtl-
ity at the time Of the Fail Festival. II
/ not. the club will assist the Greater
Richmond Poultry ana Pet Stock A.
sociation even more than It did this
time.
List of Poultry Awards.
| The prizes awarded by the orxanisa-
ton were both for cash and merchan-
disc. The cash prizes ranged from Is
cents up to $3.50. according to the
competition. The list OF prices xiven
below - awarded by Judge Lane Of
Spiceland was furnished by Superin-
tendent Allen. Tho prize winners ana
scores made are ~ follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Mrs. H. 8. Kain. Liberty. cock. SEQ
ond. ssh.
c. w. Bowker. Dublin, cock, first.
s1x: cockerel. first. s2N: second.
S1A: third. s0x: fourth. s0k: hen.
first, s2h: second. slk: third S1k:
fourth. sok: pullst. first s2k: secood,
s2k. third. SIX. fourth. s0x: pen,
first 1841. second. 1873. third lS3.
White Plymouth Rocks.
Mrs. Kate r. Watson. city. cochsrel.
second. ssx: hen. first. soh: pullet.
first. 91x.
Buff Plymouth Rock.
Mary Stein. city. cockerel. first,
90h; hen. second, S9x.
! w. e. Esminser. city. pullet sec-
ond. Ssh.
/ Partridge Plymouth Rocks.
Chas. Rule. Eaton. hen first. soy
second 80.
| White Wyandettes.
| Thomas Oden. Galveston, cock, first
s2A third s0E: pullet. iirst s4k.
third s3k. fourth. s2h; PEN. first
1856 %.
W. H. Middletovn. city. cock. sse-
ond sox.
Frank Waidele. city hen. third
san, fourth, S2H: pen, second. ISL.
i Jesse Minor. city. cockerel. first,
s3h: pullet. second, s3x.
John A. Huber. city, pen. third. 1o4
| Columbian Wyandettss.
] Jas. w. George. Liberty. pullet.
first 81; hen. first, s2K.
Golden Wyandottss.
Gus Eggemeyer. city, pullet. firsl
sox.
Siived Laced r. c. Wyandottes.
H. n. Hammond. city. hen, first
soA.
il Single Comb Rhe6s Island Reds.
II W. A. Hawley, Union City. cock.
first. s3k. third SzK: eockerel. first.
s3x. second. -. third S1k: pullet.
first. szk. second. s2k. third s7x-
e. w. Foster. st. lGaryg, Ohio.
cockerel. fourth. son: pulIst. fourth.
s3h.
| George Harvey. city. hen. fourth.
30; pen, secoud. 17Sk.
liDlse 0sahmsaa.
Arch ". Byefs. Ffanklin. eockesal.
drs1 91k: pen. second. 1Sl-
E J. Barker. Th0rntowD. cock. drst.
Szh: cocterel. second. SIN: hen. 1rst
-, secood, 93x: pen. first Ia 1-l3.
ooseg Oeahmae.
II Chas. Rule, Eaton. hen. first Slx.
SECOND. oo31. third, 9Sx.
49, >>~,s>~a
J. W. Moore. Chmbridge City. cock.
first. 92x. second. 9z&. third -: Ae0.
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