Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-13

third cock and fourth hen.
d. M. Worms. Luells, Ga, third pullet.
John f. Childress, Sweetwater. Tenn.
first and fourth cock. frst cockerel, first
hen, fourth pullet and NTH pen.
Mrs. Florence Ford. New Decatur.
Ala. second hen
TUESDAYS PRIZES.
The following prizes we're awarded
Tuesday afternoon:
Lakenvelders-Ewell Gay, first and
second cock. nrst, second and third hen
and first pen.
Anconas-Pank Nucsxois. first cock,
first hen.
Black Langshans-standa Poultry
yards, New Orleans. first and second
cocks, nrst hen and first. second and
third pullets; Rose Valley Poultry farm.
Atlanta. FIRST and second cockerels. first
pen.
Golden wyandottes-J. H. Mcdaniel,
warsaw, KY, first and second cocks,
FIRST and second cockerels. first hen
and nrst puIIets H. NJ Nicholes, Allan
ia, fourth cockerel; G. A. Harrison,
Nashville. third cockerel second hen,
second pullet, first pen.
Partridge Wyandottes-Dr. w. ii.
Fields. Florence. 8. c., first and second
cock, frst and second and third cock
GISls
third, fourth and fifth pullets. u
White wyandottes-M. F. Morris, At
Ianta, first, third and fourth cock. first,
second and fifth coekerel. first and third
hen, frst and second pullet first and
NTH pens; e. r. DuBose. Atlanta, fifth
cock, nth hen and fourth pen: Bruce
Bros, Crescent, La, second cock; Mrs.
j. M Hart, College Park Ca. third
cockerel; C. DeHas. Paridas. La, fourth
cockerel and second pen; A. w. Kay,
BuIlochville, Ca. second hem Richard
Bros, Columbus. Miss, third and fourth
pullet; r. s. Guess. Augusta, Ga. third
pen.
White Plymouth Rocks-W. B. Hard
man, Commerce, Ga.s third cock, second
pen; J. p. Patterson, Fitzgerald, Ca,
fifth cock. second cockerel. third hen,
second and fifth pullet, fourth pen; Mrs.
j. NJ Hart, College Park Ca. fifth pen;
william H. Burch. Charleston, S. c., sec
ond hen. fourth pullet. third pen; ]. NJ.
Karwiseh. Atlanta. Ca. fifth cockerei;
Frank J. Call, Atlanta. Ga. second
cock, third cock, fourth and fifth hen,
first and third pullet, first pen; c. o..
Harweil, Atlanta, Ca, first cockerel: r.
G. HOOK. Atlanta Ga. fourth cock.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-Hardscrambl
Farm, HapevilIe. Ga. first cock. second
cockerel. fourth hen. third and fourth
pens: A. r. c. r. Dyer, Atlanta, Ca,
third pullet: c. B. Hine, Forest Park,
Ca, fourth pullet; Walter l. Homes,
Newman, Ga, third hen, second pullet,
nth pen; Dyson Poultry Farms. Mari
eta, Ca, fourth and NTH cockerel;
Wonderland Poultry Farm. South Kirk
wood, Ca. second cock, first, second.
nth hen, first and nth puIlet, first and
second pens. sls
Bun Orpingtons--J. L. Alley, Midway,
Ala, first and fourth cock, fourth and
fifth hen, second and fifth pullet; O. A.
Muse, Decatur, Ca, second cock first
hen, fourth pullet, fifth pen; ]. p. Lay
field, Columbus, Ga, second pen; E. w.
kirkpatrick, Decatur. Ga. fourth pen;
william Cook & Son. Scotch Plains, N.
j., third cock. second cockerel, second
hen, third pen: v. A. Ham. Newman.
Ca, first, third and fourth cockerel,
first and third pullet. frst hen; Mrs. E.
X Lumpkin. Athens. Ga, fifth cock.
Mrs. L. L. Epson, Athens, Ga, thirdy
hen3 W. B. Hartman. Commerce, Ga,
MI and Mrs. b. Rious Visitor and
large number of their relations turned
out Tuesday to witness the opening of
the Georgia Poultry association. which
is being held in the auditorium armory.
More than 1880 fowls and pigeons are on
exhibition at this monster show and
about 50 varieties and species are repre-
serted among this number. BY local au-
thorities the size and quality Of the ex-
hibition is considered equal II not SUI
perior to any held in the south in spite
of the fact that several prominent poul-
try raisers were lured to Dallas. Tex.
where a similar exhibition is being held
at the present time.
The exhibits on. display represent 20
states of the union and several of the
greatest poultry raisers in the country
have entered the competition.
A feature of the show which is attract
ing a good deal of attention in local cir
cles is the boys and girls department.
Robert Maddox son of Mayor Maddox,
and Howell E., Jackson have entered the
ring in this department with some first
class specimens of pet game chickens.
which are expected to carry on honors.
The children of Mr.. 8. B. Truman, of
Atlanta, also have promising exhibit,
as well as many other of the younger
element in and near Atlanta.
Prominent in the big show is the ex-
hibit of the wife OF Bishop Gambler. who
takes great pride in her Rhode Island
Red specimens OF the feathered tribe.
MISS FRANCES fOTDeS ana ncI SlotcEs u
New Decatur, Ala, are also enrolled
among the competitors with fine string
of poultry which has won several prizes
in the various poultry shows throughout
the country.
The doors of the auditorium-armory
were opened shortly after 9 o'clock and a
large crowd of visitors Immediately pour
ed in. BOOSTERS were Growing and proud
ly displaying their fancy plumage, hens
were cacxlSng and the soft cooling of the
pigeons caused the general atmosphere
of the poultry farm to reign supreme. c.
A. Emory, a prominent poultry author
ity Of Carthage No, and r. j. Marshall,
OF College Park. Ca, who were secur-
ed by the Georgia Poultry association to
act as judges in the big show. imme-
diately began their inspection of the nu-
merous fowls on exhibition
The winners in the pigeon department
viii be selected by j. g. Reynolds of