Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-19
EXHIBIT JUDGING
WELL UNDER WAY.
ALL AWARDS IN POULTRY SHOW
ING WERE COMPLETED
YESTERDAY.
complete PRIZE LIST
Judgment on Horses Is Startcd--Cat-
llc Are Partly Tied on BY
the Judges.

llf INNEnlB VI I'VE STOCK ana pour
try AT the Tulsa Fair started yester-
day. The task viii not be completed
10y the various officials until late to-
day or tomorrow. The number OF ex-
hibits entered in each department has
far exceeded the expectations of the
fair association, and exhibitors from
distant points are profuse in their
praise Of the good natured competl-
tion among those who have entered
stock, poultry, agricultural or other
exhibits, and Of the excellent manner
IN which the association Is taking
Tare OF these departments.
Judging of Horses Started.
The judging Of horses started yes
tcrday but will not be finished until
today, The high-class saddle and
driving horses will be judged in front
of the grand stand this afternoon. The
JUDGING of the pretty agricultural eX-
hibits viii occur today, also, as well
as the art, needlework, culinary, hor-
ticnlture, and swine departments.
The cattle and poultry department
awards We're completed last night.
Elmer Gimlet, of Illinois, was judge
OF poultry.
List of Yesterdays Awards.
a complete list of the premiums
awarded on poultry follows:
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
First and second on pullets; first
and second on cockrels; and first and
second on pen, to Carleton Weaver.
First on cockrels and second on
hens, to ]. C. Bland.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds.
First and second on pullets first
On cocks; first on cockrel; first and
second on hens; and first on pen, to
the College Hill Poultry Farm of
Tulsa, William Hackendorf, proprie-
to.'
White Plymouth Rocks.
First and second on pullets to Joel
q. Smith.
rst and second on hens; first on
ooChrels; and first on pen, to G.. w.
Hughes.
First on cockrels to the Haskell
A%icultural school.
Second on pen, to the Crane Auto
mate Poultry plant
Barrel Plymouth Rocks.
First on cocks; first on cockrels;
fiisi and second on pullets; and first
on pen, to Ward Allen.
EtrnnI on anke. fret op1 oaonp1 ~,
h us: and second on pen, to Cranes
Automatic Poultry plat.
s. ond on cOckrels to Haskell Ag-
rlcullural school.
White WyandOttcs.
Second on cockrels and first on
puliets to Cranes Automatic Poultry
Plant.
Fist on cockrels and second on
pulleta TO Tulsa County hospital.
Silver Laced Wyandottcs.
First on cockrels; second on hens;
ana first on pen, to Cranes Automatic
Poultry Plant.
So unds on cocks; first on cockrels;
first and second on pullets, to College
''ii' ''h.fNi idi
E,ack OrpingtOns.
Frs, on cockrels; first on puuets;
fins CO k,ns; and first on pen, to j.
W. lireIHs.
Second on puuets ad second on
hens Co cranes Automatic Poultry
Plar'.
iO-c Comb Buff LeghOrns.
s. ond on cocks; first and second
on Cookrels, first on hens; and first
ana second on pullets, to j. p. Har-
ter.
sinI,c Comb Buff Leghorns.
s. ond on cockrels; first and Sec
ond ca iUllets; and first on pen, to
j. I. llarter.
White LeghOrns.
First on cockrels first on cocks;
first and second on pullets; first and
second on hens; and first and Sec