Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-28
AWARDS FOR POULTRY ARE
MADE BY GRIFFIN SHOW


CORNISH INDIAN GAMES.
J. P Turner, Griffin. Ga.-First
cock, first hen.
sam Beicher. Brooks. Ga.-First
cock, first hen
GEORGIA sHAwLNECKs.
R. L. Brooks. Griffin. Ga-Firsr
cookerel. first pullet.
H. G. Parker, Griffin, Ga.-Firsr
cock, first hen, first pen.
wARHoRSE. PIT GAMES.
R. L. BrookEFirst cockerel. first hen.
first cock. first pullet.
Sam Belcher-Second cock. second hen.
GIN GRAY PIT GAMES.
r. L. Brooks-First cock. first and
second hens.
WHITE INDIAN GAMES.
Mrs. L. D. singley, Jackson. Ga.-First
hen.
NJ E. Kennedy. Temple. Ga-First
cock. first pullet.
WHITE FACE BLACK SPANISH
]. H. Stillwell-First cocAerel and first
pullet
BLACK BREASTED RED GAME.
Mrs. B. H. Middlebrooks-First cock
erel. first hen.
Mrs. J. Eli Brewer-second cockerei
WHITE MINORCAS.
]. D. Rivers. Griffin, Ga.-First cock,
first and second hens, first. second.
third and fourth cockerels.
SICILLIAN BUTTERCUPS.
Miss Clifford Williams. Locust Grove
Ga.-First pen.
BRONZE TURKEYS.
II. E. Elder. Birdie. Ga.-First pair.
B. turkeys.
George Heartshorn, Griffin. Ga--First
TOULOUSE GEESE.
Mrs. Mark Reigel Pomona. Ga--FIrss
pair.
FANTkIL PIGEONS.
George Heartshorn-First pair
WHITE INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.
T. H. Wynne-First pen
FAWN INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS.
J. N. Carson.-First pair.
J. B. Woods-Second pair.
w. n Beck, Jr.,, Griffin, Ga.-Third
pair.
Alex Murray, Griffin, Ga.-Fourth pair.
$50 for best pen of Game of any variety
by D. n. Weems, won by Mrs B. H
Middlebrooks
offered by d. NJ. Weems, won by Mrs.
r. P. Steinheiner.
ESQ for best pen OF game of any variety
offered by ]. N. Carson. won by Mrs.
L. d. Singley.
$3.50 for largest display. offered by J.
n. Carson, won by J. N. Carson
$3.50 for best cock. any variety, Offer
ed by NJ. s. Turner, won by J. l. Hos
ford.
$3.50 for best pair ducks, any variety.
offered by NJ. s. Turner, won by 7. II.
Wynne.
$3.50 for best men. any variety, offered
by 7. ]. Brooks, won by o. r. McAu-
lay.
800 for best pullet, offered by News
and Sun, won by H. A. Black
s10O for best bantam, offered by News
and Sun. won by Mrs. D. H. Middle
brooks
800 for best turkey, offered by News
and Sun, won by George Hartshorn.
800 for best bird exhibited by sub
scriber offered by News and sun, won
by ]. H. Stillwen
s1OO for best silver spangied Hamburg,
offered by News and Sun. won by Mar
Gus H. Judd, Sunny Side.
Prizes offered by Southern Fanciers
two years subscription, won as foilowsi
Best pen Barred Plymouth Rocks, ]. B.
Wood; best pen White Plymouth Rocks,
M. S. Turner; best pen Brown Leghorns.
Mrs. 7. s. B. Gray; best pen White
Leghorns, d. NJ. Weems; best pen r.
/. Reds J. N. Carson; best pen White
Orpingtons, H. A. Black: best pen Game,
Mrs. l. D. Singley; best pen Wyan-
dottes. Mrs. r. p. Steinheimer: best pen
Black Minorcas, Mrs E. =. .Wolcott:
pest pen w nllc MluOICdSs y. L. 6lVerSs
best pair Indian Runner Ducks T. Fl.
Wynne; best pair fawn Indian Runner
ducks, J. N. Carson; best pair bantams.
]. Ell Brewer.
The following is list of the prizes Of
fered by the association: One-fourth dog
en- Lees germozone. for best pair White
Plymouth Rocks, J. H. Stillwell: one
fourth dozen Lees germozone, for best
pair Barred Plymouth Rocks, Mrs. 3. II.
Middlebrooks; one-fourth dozen Lees
lice killer, for best pair s.. c. White
Legnorns. d. NJ. Weems; one-fourth dos
en- Lees insect powder. for best White
Orpingtons, H. A. Black; one-fourth dos
en- egg maker for best pair Buff Orping-
tons, Mrs. ]. B. FutraL
D. N. Weems. Leuella, &C.. winning
Southern Fancier special silver cup. for
best pen in show.
Glenwood Farm, Brooks. Ca, sz5 silver
cup for best 10 birds in show.