Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
SILVER CUPS FOR
POULTRY RA|SERS
Judge KeeIer This Morning Gives
His Final Opinions of
Leading Pens.
LIST OF BIG PRIZE WINNERS.
j. w. Bird Carries on the Voeclcr
Sweepstakes Cup-Big Crowds
Arc I'm Attendance at Show.

The interest In the poultry show
| continues unabatcd and this morning
Judge Keeler gave his flnal opinions In
which the silver cups were at stake,
there was crowd of several hundred
who followed him throughout and
hstehcd To his findings with keen In
terest. Thursday night the show was
crowded TO Its capacity. the largest
attendance of the week
Inc Nogeler sweepstakes cup, one of
the best general prizes of the ex-
hIbltion, was won by j. w. Bird. who
mad the highest scoring pen in the
snow. They We're Plymouth Rocks and
were beautiful birds. The silver cup
given by the Utah State Poultry as
sociation given for the highest scor-
Ing cock. cockcrel. hen and pen went
10 wheeler Bros. OH their splendid
White Leghorn exhibit
The Hoffman cup was won by Harry
Oslcr for the first prize pen of White
Wyandottcs The Sander cup belongs
to John w. Bird. as he had the highest
scoring White Rock cock exhibited.
Bugh w. Smith came in strong with
the first prize on the greatest number
OF birds scoring 81 or better, with C.
j. Sander second. and a. Belts third
Among the Rhode Island Reds,
single comb. William Woodfield, OF
Ogden had the best colored femal
bird and Ed Best showed the best
shaped male and female Mr.. Best also
carried off the prize for the best
colored female in the rose combed
species of the breed. Ed Larson, OF
Ogden, had the best shaped female
In this class.
The awards made Thursday were as
follows.
ENGLISH RING-NECK PHEASANTs
Charles c. Laine-First cock, first
pullct, first hen.
RHODE ISLAND REDS (SINGLE
COMB.
Hugh w. Smith-Flrst. fourth and
fifth on pens; third cock. second. third
and fourth cockerel; second, third
fourth and NTH hen; second. fourth
and NTH pullet.
e. Ridges-Second pen. fifth cock
crel; first and third pullct.
L. C. Duncan-ThIrd pen: first and
second cock
f.. w. Anderson-First cockereI.
Clear Springs Trout g. Poultry COM
pany-Fourth and fifth cock,
BROWN LEGHoRNs (sINGLE
COMB.
C. L. Millard. RIverton-First pen;
first. third and fourth cockerel; first.
second. third and fourth pullet
s. o. Day-Second pen; second and
firth cockerel. first. second. third,
fourth and fifth hen; fifth pullet,
BUFF LEGHoRNs.
John Haslam-First and second pcn;
first. second, third. fourth and NTH
cockcrel; first. second and third hen;
first, second, third, fourth and fifth
pullet
WHITE ORPINGTONS.
C. NJ. Goodlire-Fourth cockercl:
first. second. third pullet: second pen
w, d, Buntin-F'irst pen; first, sec
ond and third coclSerel: second hem
fourth and fifth pullet
A. r. Cook-Third pen, fifth cockerel.
first and third hen.
T. c. French-F>irst cockerel; fourth
and fifth hen: fourth pullet.
BLACK ORP1NGToNS (SINGLE
COMB.
c.. Penrose-FIrst, second and third
pullet; first cockerel.
BLACK MINORCAS (SINGLE
COMB.
William G.. Deakin-First cock
John w. Haslam-FirSt and second
pen: first, second and third cockerel;
first, second and fifth pullet. second,
third and fourth hen.
Edward Orgill-Thlrd pen: fourth
cockerel: fourth pullet, first hen.
a. II. Vogeler-Fourth pen; fifth
cockerel; fifth hen.
BUFF ORPINGTONS (SINGLE
COMB.
Charles c. Lninc-First. second and
third pullet.
w. II. Berg-Flrst pen: first cock,
second cockerel second, third, fourth
and fifth hen fifth pulet.
F. w VonEln-Second pen, FIRST
cockerel; first hen, fourth pullet.
RHODE ISLAND REDS ROSE
COMB.
Edgar Best-Sccond and third pom;
first cock first. third and fifth cock
erel; first and fourth hon: third and
fifth pullet,
William Woodncld. Ogden = First
pen; second cockercl, third hen; first,
second and fourth pullet,
c. NJ Davics-Second cock; second
and Nth hen.
Il II porsonS-E'oiirtb co,lareI