Evening journal., 1910-11-10
MANY PRIZES
FOR THE CHICKS
Coming Poultry Show Promises
to be Best in History Of
Local Association
PREMIUM LIST GIVES
INTERESTING INFORMATION

Plans are shaping for the sixth an
nual exhibit of the Diamond State
Poultry and Pet Stock Association in
Turn Hall on November 30 and 80 and
December /, 2 and 3, and Judging from
the large number OF special prizes
offered the show promises to be the
biggest in the history of the associ-
alton.
Among the special prizes is the cup
offered by Mrs. Alfred l. DUPONT for
the best exhibit In the show as to
size and quality, the associations
prize OF So In gold and the mayors
special of like amount. In addition
to the special prizes which number
ninety-four, are the special club
prizes, which total seyenty-nine.
In the poultry classes there are
eleven classes for which there will be
five premiums offered the winners.
This makes $50 prizes. This does
not include the premiums i'm the other
classes of poultry such as ducks, tur-
keys. guinea fowls and geese or the
eggs, dressed poultry. etc.
To make the show a success the as
sociation has secured the following
Judges E. j. Chandler. r. r. Warner,
A. p. Ingram, William j. Stokes, DR..
H. II. Cushing.
Entries for the show are to close
on Saturday. November 10.
Tho officers of the different depart
ments and the officers I'm charge are;
William Kirk, president: John G..
Hartmann, first vice-president; VIII
liam J. Splan, second vice-president;
Alfred d. Peoples, treasurer; Charles
Simmons, Ir.. secretary.
Executive committee-W. Percy
Morrison, chairman; Fred r. Camp
bell, Charles Hoelle, Norris G. Temple,
A. r. Wahl and the officers ex-of-
ficio.
Superintendent of poultry-W.
Percy Morrison: assistants, Fred G.
Campbell and Joseph A. Donohoe.
superintendent of pigeons--Joseph
n. Gould; assistant, John c, Green.
The list of special prizes are as
follows
Some Special Prizes.
No. THE association offers IS in
gold for the best pen of each variety
I'm competition (two or more pens
making competition in pens only
where exhibitor or winning pen has
four or more single entries in open
classes of that variety and where
there are not less than twelve single
entries in open classes of that variety.
No. 2-The mayors special; Or. j.
Harvey Spruance offers iive dollars
in gold for the best White Plymouth
Rock cock
No 3-Mrs Alfred I. DUPONT offers
one special cup for the best exhibit
in the show as TO size and quality
| (points to count as per rule 1O). The
Philadelphia Inquirer offers five
medals as follows.
No. 4-One for best cock in show.
No. 5-One for best hen in show.
No. Gone for best cockerel II
show.
No. 7-One for best pullet in show
No. S-One for best pen I'm show
All varieties to compete. and winners
to occupy what will be designated
champion Cages"
The North American offers:
No. 9-One handsome cup for best
pen i'm show.
No. 1O-The Presidents cup: Fol
best display of White Plymouth Rocks
No. 1.-THE Vice Presidents cup:
For best display Of leghorns.
No. 1.-THE Treasurer's cup: Fol
best display r. c. r. l. Reds.
No. 13--The Secretary's cup: Fol
best display in S. c. r. l. Reds.
The Henry d. Riley cup; donated by
Henry ID. Riley, Strafford, Pa.
No. 14-For best display Barre,
Plymouth Rocks.
No. 15-The John NJ. Donohoe cup
For best display Plymouth Rocks
other than Barred OF White
No. 16-The b. b. trophy; donate,
by "a friend:" For best display Or
pingtons.
No. 1.-THE w. H. Moore cup; do
mated by William H. Moore, Chadd'
Ford, Pa: For best display Whit
i Wyandottes.
No. 1S-The l.. Scott Townsend cup
For best display Wyandottes othe
than white.
No. 19-The John f. Jones cup; dc
mated by Johnny Jones, dealer
II cigars For best display Polish
II No 20-The A. L. Ainscow cup: FC
II best display Houdans.
II No. 2l-The' v II. Bacon cup; dt
II mated by proprietor of Bacon's caf
Z No. St7 Market street: For best dil
? play Asiatics. other than Buff CochiN
=. No. 22-The Inland Poultry cuI
For best display of Buff Cochins.
No. 23-The Frank ID. Lackey cur
For best display of Minorcas.
No. PA Friend cup: For best di
play bantams.
No 25-Spratt's Patent (Americ;
Limited, Sterling Silver trophy: f,
best cockerel hatched in 1910, reare
fed, OF put into show condition {
Spratt's Poultry Food, No. 3, Spratt
Chick Meal. No. 8. or Chicgrain.
No. 26--The Josiah Marvel cup: Fl
best barred Plymouth Rock Pullet
No. 27-The A. L. Wahl cup: F.
best r. c. r. /. Red Pullet
Henry r. Mitchell Company. n
101S and SIS Market street. Philads
phia. Pa, offers.
No. 2S-One automatic feeder +
best Light Brahma Cock
No. 29-SiX boxes loose powder I
best Silver Laced Wyandotte Hen.
No 300 pounds scratch food I
best Mlnorca Hen.
No. 31--One egg tester for be
Barred Plymouth Rock Cock.
No. 32--One-half pound egg salt I
best White Leghorn Pullet
No 33-One-half pound egg salt I
best White Wyandotte pullot.
George IA. Lee Company. Omal
Nebraska. offers.
No. 34-One-quarter dozen n
killer. for best White Orpington III,
No. 35-One-quarter dozen q
maker for best Columbia Wyando