Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-10
SHOW PRIZES
DISTRICT EXHIBITORS CARRY
OFF MANY HONORS.
Panic Among the Feminine Visitors
Last Evening, Caused by Play
full White Mice.

The winners In the exhibition of the
Columbia Poultry and Pigeon Association
were announced by the judges this morn
ing at the Washington Light Infantry
Armory, 18th and e streets, where the
show is in progress. Poultry and pigeon
fanciers in the District OF Columbia car
red off many honors.
Among the District winners are the fol-
lowing: F. l.. Buddington, white ply
mouth rock, third prize. Arthur T. Colds
borough. silver wyandotte, cock, first and
second; hen, first second and fourth;
cockerel. first and second; pullet, second
fourth and fifth. s. T. Houchen. s. c.
buff orpington. cockerel, second; pullet.
first and second. Sophia and Lee Pitch
lynn. S. c. brown 1eghorn hen, first, sec
ond and fourth; pullet, first. second and
fifth; ex-pen, first, G. B. Krogmann, S.
c. white leghorn. cock. second and third;
hen. first and second; cockerel, first and
fifth; pullet second and fourth; ex-pen
second. w. II. Schultz, ancona, cock,
first: hen. first and second; cockerel,
first. second and third. j. c. Hair, an
coma, cockerel. fourth. Morgan Stein
meSz. silver duckwing game bantam, cock.
first: hen, first. second third and fourth
F. l.. Dismer. blue exhibition flying hon.
ers, cock. fourth: hen, first. w. +. Dis
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second and third; 1909 bred, third. F. l..
Dismer. exhibition flying homers. splash
srs, hen, first and third: 1909 bred, first:
red exhibition flying homers. cock second
and fourth; hen. fourth: 1909 bred. sec
ond; blue or black exhibition flying hon.
ers. cock, third and fifth: blue or black
check exhibition flying homers, hen. first.
fourth and fifth; exhibition flying homers,
color, hen. first. National Capital lofts,
blue or black check exhibition flying hon.
ers. hen. third. E. C. Rollins, exhibition
flying homers, any color. hen, second.
Robert Lyons. jr., satinetts. crested. 1909
bred. first and second. +. &. Duffy, prizes
in pygmy pouters Of all colors. d. Lyons,
jr.. any color short-faced tumbers. cock,
first and second; 1909 bred, first, second,
third and fourth; English turbtts. 1909
bred, first and second.
Congressional Guests Today.
Today is congressional day at the poul-
try show and many members of Congress
and their families will view the exhibits.
The smart set is expected to visit the
show between and o'clock. Yesterday
was the day set in honor Of the diplo-
matte corps. While the diplomats and
their wives were admiring the poultry
three small mice escaped from their cage
and created CONSERVATION in the ranks of
feminine visitors. All of the high places
in the hall furnished refuge for the dis
tinguished guests. among whom were the
Baroness Hengelmuller and her daughter.
Baron Hengelmuller, the Austrian ambas-
sador, said that he thought the Washing
ton show one of the best exhibitions of
poultry he had ever attended.
Others who visited the show and paid
compliments were Senator A. G.. Parkin-
son, Baron l.. Ambrozy, Senator l. L.
Smith, w. N. Sickels, superintendent In
dian schools and reservations; Represen-
tative Henry d. Clayton and J. M. John
son. director Pixies Peak Poultry Associa-
ton.