Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-12-19

ID. Reynolds. Red, yeIow, blue ana Sill
yer. all to George Ewald.
SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS.
Here are the winners of the sweep
stakes:
Coop No. lOS7-Best pullet in show.
Black Langshan. owned by Rose Valley
, Poultry Farm, Atlanta, Ca
Coop No. 4-Best cock in show, Barred
Plymouth Rock, owned by ]. c. Porter,
Roem. Ca.
Coop No. $50 1-2-Best hen in show.
White Wyandotte. owned by w. NJ.
Stephenson. Atlanta. Ga
Coop No. e5s-Best cockerel in show,
Single Comb Brown Leghorn, owned by
Lawrence p. Matthews. Thornton, Ind.
Coop No 2e29-Bset male in pen wins
A A. A. gold medal, S. c. White Leg
horn, owned by Mrs. Robert West. Mont
gomery. Ala.
Best Turkey in show (Bronze), owned
by Mrs. T. w. Simmons. White House,
Tenn, sweepstakes cup; also medal
awarded by the s. !. p. A, Atlanta, Ga.
Coop No. 251s-Best pen in show,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, owned by /.
d. Smith, Knoxville, Tenn. Best paru-
colored pen in show.
Coop No. 25S0-Pen White Plymouth
Rocks, owned by ]. P. Patterson. Fitz-
gerald, Ga Best solid colored pen In
show.
AWARDS ANNOUNCED.
The largest cash award-s10o in gold
which was paid for the best display OF
not less than 3 birds OF one variety by
one breeder-was won by the Bushman-
Pierce Red farm, Of Indianapolis, IND.
The Bushman-Pierce exhibit consisted
OF 50 Rhode Island Reds, the total ex-
hibit, valued by W. c. Pierce, one OF
the owners. at $4,000.
Other special awards, which were an
nounced Friday, are as follows;
SPECIAL CUPS.
Jacobs Pharmacy cup. for best dis
play of eggs-Mrs. Theo Brown. At
lanta.
Reliable Incubator prize, for best dis
play of Plymouth Rocks-J. P. Patter-
son, Fitzgerald, Ga
william Cook & Sons cup. for best
Cook Strain Orpington-Mrs. l. b.
Eberhardt, Elberton, Ga.
S. E. Simmons cup. for best display
Of Buff or Black Orpingtons-J. NJ
Wright, Atlanta, Ga.
Ned Pendergrass cup, for best pen
Of White Plymouth Rocks-J. p. Pat
terson. Fitzgerald, Ga.
Davison-Paxon-Stokes company cup,
for best display of Bun Plymouth Rocks
Kelly company cup, for best and
largest display of Asiatic birds-Rose
Valley Poultry Farm, T. NJ. Poole, pro-
prietor.
]. p. Allen company cup, for best dis
play White wyandottes-Onlya Farm,
Charles staafr. manager. Morristown'
N. J.
M. Rich Bros. cup. for best display
of Columbian wyandottes-Sandy Run
Poultry Farm. Ellenboro, N. c.
Atlanta Journal cup. for best display
OF Leghorns-J. E. Parker, Rock Hill,
S. c.
Atlanta Constitution cup, for the best
display OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Poul-
Atlanta, Ca
Southern Cultivator cup. for best dis
play OF Plymouth Rocks-Jeffrey G.
Hervey Raleigh. N. c.
Southern Fancier cup. for best dis
play of birds in American class-Busch-
man-Pierce Red Farm, indianapolis.
Ind.
Eiseman Bros. cup. for best pen of
solid colored birds-J. p. Patterson,
Fitzgerald. Ca.
Charles w. crankshaw cup. for best
display Of Light Brahmas-J. NJ. Jack
son, North Augusta, s. c.
Maier a. Berkele cup. for best display
of birds In Mediterranean class-In-
man Gray.
Eugene V. Haynes cup. for best dis
play Of Black Minorcas-C. H. Ledford.
Atlanta. Ga
Byck Bros. cup. for best and largest
display OF Pit Games-B. w. Spring
field, Dalton. Ga
Col James L. Key cup, for largest dis
play OF Light Fawn Indian Runner
Ducks. J.. Wingert crawfordville.
Ind.
J. M High Company cup. for best and
largest display OF Dark Fawn Indian
Ga.
George Must Clothing Company cup.
for largest display of Indian Runner
Ducks-J. J. Wingert. Crawfordville.
Ind.
Uncle Dudley cup. for largest and
best display in children's class--ChiI-
dren of S. B. thurman. Atlanta, Ca
Loring Brown cup. for best pen Of
White Leghorns. children's class-Ed-
gar Dunlap. Atlanta. Ca
s. B. thurman cup, for best bird, chill
dren's class-Edgar Dunlap. Atlanta.
Ca
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Daniel Bros prize suit fclothes.
for best display OF Bronze Turkeys
Mrs T. w. simmons. white House.
Tenn
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company
cup. for best shaped bird in show.
c. Porter, Rome, Ga.
Automatic Hen Feeder, by Sharpe Il
Henslee, for the exhibitor displaying
the largest number OF diyerent varie-
ties-Inman Gray, Atlanta, Ga.
ASSOCIATION CUPS.
For the best display of Muscovey
Ducks. cup won by Cherokee Farm, OF
Smyrna, Ga.
For best display OF Cornish Games.
cup won by Inman Gray, Atlanta Ga.
CHILDREN WIN HONORS.
The awards in the children's depart
ment were announced late Friday after
noon. They are as follows:
Golden seabright Bantams-Joe r.
James. Douglasvi1le, Ga, first pen.
B. B. Red Game Bantams--Joe r.
James. Douglasville. Ca, first cock.
first cockereI; Master r. H. Middle
brooks. Yatesville. Ca. second and
third cockerel, first pullet.
silver-Laced wyandotte-Legare &
Howard MeLarty. Douglasville, Ca, first
pen.
Bun Plymouth Rocks-Henry M. Bon
ney, Jr., Atlanta, first cockerel, first
pullet.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Bartow War
I lick Atlanta, third cockerel; James Lep-