Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-17

Blouth Rocks. The Lakesie Poultry Farm, of TeXarkana, Texas, entered the second largest number of birds. ts entry included forty-nine fine speci- nenS.
 Among the most interesting fowls in the show are the imported birds from England exhibited by w. P. Imon pro- prietor of Imon's Poultry Farm near this city. MT Imon received only a short time ago a cock and four hens of the White Orping;on variety The chickens were imported from En nslahd ard are theresorc attracting much nl- tention.
 The excellent and highly esteemed Judge H. B. avage, of Belton, Texas, left yesterday afternoon for his Lon e after completing his duties as off cial judge M.. Savage isl one Of the best known pcultrymen ill the couu- try. He is a learned indge when it comes to chickens and his name is re- garded as Il scuaraI 9e for a show. Mrs. Uuterback, representing the h. dustrious Hen, we'll known poultry journal who has beel here attending lhe show, lel1 yesterday afternn.'h for her home in Memphis. She will then so to Atlanta, where a big show is HOW on. Nils. Utlerback made many fir ends among tho poultry dealers N le here, and her maga2il" deal.Dg with the lives e. chickens rirt with Il uch favor.
 It should lave been stated IL the list of cup aw...ds that Mrs. j j.. Moore, of Minde l. i..., tied w'!1 l. M. Cobb, of Lonpke, Ark aad: l.. New ton, of Bernice, La, for the silver lov- ing cup offered by the Adams Printing company for the best cockerel exhibit ed in the show.
 The following awards have been announced in the Single Comb Rhode
 island variety; T. E. Newton Bernce,
 Ia, first cockerel, first bullet and first pen; J. M. Cobb, Lamoke, Ark
 second eockerel, fifth cockerel and third pen; w. $. Bowers, Honey Grove, Texas, fourth bullet and fourth pen;
 Southern Poultry Yards, El DoGaro
 Ark, first cock and fifth pen; Mrs
 W l.. Dewoody, Pine Bluff, second
 bullet; Lakeside Poultry Farm. Tex
 arkana, first hen, second and thitl
 cock and fourth hen; H. M. LaymaG
 Huntsville, Ala, fourth cock, secono , hen and third bullet; w. D. Hearn Pine Bluff, tie for fifth hem; Sunny
 side Poultry Farm, PaTagould, Ark.
 fourth cockerel; Mrs. A. P. Ryland Pine Bluff, fifth cock; H. M. Man tham, Monticello Ark, third hel anI tie or fifth hen.
 ,, The following awards were made il,
 the Rose Comb Rhode Island Ped var. f ie.y: Tom Holloway, Hot Springs Ark, second cock, first, second, fourth ! and fifth bullet, second, third and ] fourth hen, fourth cockerel and irs , pen; Mrs. J. B. Avery, Pine Bluff :, Third cockerel; s. Edison Springi,lt Ark. first cock and third bullet. Poultry Association Awards. The following awaros were made. by
 the American. Poultry Association
 yesterday: Gold medals will be pr sented to tie exhibitors below, the, having exhibited the first cockerel il
 each variety:
 T. E. Newton, 'Bei nice, La, S. C Rhode Island Reds; ]. W. Mcclure, q
 Texarkana, Tex.s, Ral red Plymout1 Rock; Richard Bros. Columbus, Miss. White Wyandotte; A. H. Soekland
 Stuttgart, Ark, Silverlaced Wyan , dottes; w. T. Orton. Pine Bluff, Buff Wyandotte, no competition; w. c Bul- ger, Fl Paso, Texas, Elack Langshan
 ir'o competition; Mrs F. o. Hicks Tyler, Texas, Silver Spangled Ham burgs, no competition; Mrs J. J : Holmes, MInden. La. Single Cont White Leghorn: J. M. Cobb, Lonoka Single Comb Buff Leghorn; Bride well and Barlow, Arkadelphia, Ark White Orp:ngton; J. L. Allen, Midway : Ala, Buff Orpington, J. F. Fleming Morrilton, Ark, Black Orpington; Dr A R Marlow, Fayetteville, Ark Black Minorcas; H. M. Thranthar1
 Monticello. Ark, Rose Comb BrowL
 Leghorn, no competition; w. H. Ab' ldington, Beebe, Ark. Corn'sh FOWLS;
 N. L. IeabeH B. arden. Ark. Bnfi Leghorn, and w. H Searcy, Spring