The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-21
Best pair solid color Wyandottes i

ing given in Armory hall this week,
is eclipsing all previous events, both
in point of interest, as well as exhibits
and attendance. 1t is probable the
association will be able. through the
success ofthe 1910 show, to pay off the
small indebtedness, accumulated dur
ing the nine years required to awake
poultrymen to the necessities and adj
vantages of the annual competitive
display, and already plans are being
formulated for. the purchase of. new
pens, and the arrangement of details
than is the rule this season.
Judges Harry II. Collier and William
Purdy completed their work yesterday
afternoon, and all ribbons are in place
today, showing the spectators the
scoring of the many fine birds. The
scoring this year was considerable of
a task, owing to the exceptionally large
number of entries, but the two judges
were able to complete their work in
remarkably short time, and those who
made entries express themselves as
being wen pleased with the results.
The ribbons this year are dainty af-
fairs, the most expensive ever award
ed by a western poultry association,
costing the organization an average of
25 cents each. The % silver cups,
named above, have been awarded, and
everything connected with the award
of ribbons, cash prizes and cups has
been completed.
Considerable interest was taken yes
terday in the demonstration of prop
erly dressing poultry, and many of
those present enjoyed the chicken
sandwiches, which are served each af-
ternoon from to o'clock School
children are to be admitted tomorrow
for scent fee, this applying to all
under II years of age A large turkey
- u NC given away Odtuiue1y AiSlC W
the person guessing the nearest to it's
correct weight, and an incubator is also
to be given by the drawing system.
Following are the complete ribbon
awards of the tenth annual show:
Barred Minorcas.
First cockerel, first and second pull
let, Mrs. Grovesnour, Milton.
White S. c. Minorcas.
Second cockerel, first, second and
third hen, first second and third pullet
and second pen, T. M Barrows, Walla
Walla.
r. G. Black Minorcas.
Third cock, G. D. Gibson, Pomeroy.
English r. Cap.
Third cock-N. A Humphrey, Pen
dleton
Buff Orpingtons.
First and second pullet, G. E. Allen.
Milton; second and third cockerel;
second pen, E. N. Tolon, Milton; Sec
ond hen, third pullet, S. S. Reynolds;
second and third hen, Humphreys,
Pendleton.
White Orpnstons.
Second pen, first and third pullet
and first cockerel, Matt Mosgrove;
third cock, second and third cockerel
first, second and third hen, second
pullet and third pen, l.. j. Mcintyre.
Black Orpingtons.
All awards to Mr.. Mosgrove, Milton.
Black Langshangs.
First, cockerel, second and third pull
lets, Mrs. Wainerght; second cockerel,
first, second and third hen, first pullet
and second pen, Frank Harbert
Anconas.
First, second and third pullet, Sec
Ond pen and second cockerell, Noun
sey Bros, Kennewick, third cock
Crel, first, second, third hen and third
pen, w. j. Moore, Spokane.
Hamburgs.
Miss Katherine Dickinson, Walla
Walla, all awards
Blue Andaiusians.
First cOckerel and second hen, Sec
ond pen, w. j. Moore, Spokane; second
cock, first cooEerel, second cockerel,
third cockerel, first and third hen and
first second and third pullet and first
pen, Mrs. Armstrong, Freewater.
Golden Sesbright Bantams.
All awards to Brooks Taylor.
Cornish Indian Games.
First hen, second and third pullet
and second pen, J. S. Cutler. First hen
and third cockerel A. E. Walker.
Columbian Rocks.
All awards to A. L. Williams, Milton
Sussix.
All awards to T. c. Elliott, Waits
burg.
Geese