The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-14


T. M. Campbell, Darlington, ILL.,; C. H.
Rhodes, Topeka; G. d. McClaskey, Lin
coin, Neb.
Following are the awards in the
common classes:
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
In the Barred Plymouth Rock ex-
hibits, firsts, 1 second, / third and 2
fourths were awarded F. B. Boomer,
Holton, Kan; 1 first, 1 second and 2
thirds to J. K. Thompson, Topeka,
Kan; 2 seconds and thirds to A. 7.
Modlin, Dallas, Tex. Other prize win
ners were Mrs. D. NJ. Gillespie, Clay
Center; John O'Gara, Topeka; Mrs. E.
c. Wagner, lola, Kan; The Vesper
Poultry Co., Topeka, and c. L. Rob
bins. Topeka
White Plymouth Rock prizes were 1
second, third and fourths to Frank
Knopf, Holton, Kan; firsts and 1
second to Wibble Bros, Chanute, Kan;
firsts and 1 fourth to M. A Ches-
ney, Topeka. Other winners were H
H. Bush, Topeka; Sidney Hercules, To-
peka; F. ]. Hauser. Topeka; H. o.
Walker, Topeka, and the Vesper Poul-
try Co, Topeka
Partridge Plymouth Rock awards
were first. 8 seconds and thirds to
J. T. DanIey, Topeka; firsts to c.
W. Reeder, Leon Ia Other winners
were S. B. Horning, Greensburg, Ind,
and H. S. Knox, Topeka, Kan.
Silver Pencil Plymouth Rock awards
were 1 first and 1 second to T. A.
Modlin, Dallas, Tex.
WYANDOTTES.
Columbian Wyandotte prizes were 1
first to L.. B. Horning, Greensburg,
Ind.
Buff wyandotte awards were 2
Lincoln, Neb.; 1 second and 2 fourths
to A T. Modlin, Dallas, Tex; 2 thirds
to L. B. Horning, Greensburg, Ind
White Wyandotte awards were 1
first, 1 second and 2 fourths to A T.
Modlin, Dallas. Tex; 2 firsts and 1
winners were r. w. Wiscombe Man
haitian; NJ. R. Ackley, Topeka; Wibble
Bros, ChanuIe, Kan; DIR. F. S. Nor
rison, Topeka, and the Vesper Poultry
Co., Topeka.
A. T. Modlin, Dallas, Tex, won
firsts, 2 seconds and l third on Golden
L. B. Horning of Green's
burg, Ind. won 2 seconds.
Two firsts, second and third
prize on Partridge Wyandottes went to
L. S. Jackson of Scranton, Kan. b T.
English of Leavenworth and L. B.
of Greensburg, Ind, were
other winners.
Silver Wyandotte winners were L.
P. Hubbard, Topeka. 3 firsts, 3 sec
onds, thirds and fourths. Jake
Miller, Wathena; Western Highland
Poultry Yards, and L. B. Horning,
Greensburg, Ind, were other winners.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red win
ners were F. A Rehkopf, Topeka, 2
firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third and fourths;
Frank H. Foster, Topeka, Kan, sec
ond, 1 third and 3 fourths. Others
were J. T. Smith, Topeka; o. E. Rupp,
Topeka; Mrs. John Lonnberg. Topeka,
and L. A. Whitlen, Fairmont, Neb.
w. A. Morrison, of Higginsville. Mo.
recei ed firsts, 4 seconds, 1 third and
1 fourth prize on Single Comb Rhode
Island Reds. Other winners were G.
w. Reeder, Leon, Ia; A. Lee Smiser,
Warrensburg, Mo; A. H. Kline, To-
peka; and A. T. Modlin, Dallas, Tex.
ORPINGTONS
w. D. Wallace, of Topeka, was given
1 first, second, 1 third and 1 fourth
prize on White Orpingtons. Other win
ners were Geo. Burghart, Topeka;
Judge ABB. Quinton, Topeka; A. T.
Nfodlin, Dallas. Tex; Vesper Poultry
Co. Topeka; S. J. Irwin, Topeka; and
Alfred Pitsch, Leavenworth, Kan.
G. H. Bingers, of Topeka, took
firsts. seconds, 8 thirds and 1 fourth
on Single Comb Buff Orpingtons. Other
winners were L. H Lucas, Topeka; w.
H. Maxwell, Topeka
BUFF COCHINS.
]. G. Baughman, Topeka, took honors
for first, second and third best cock;
first, second and third for best hens;
first and second for pens; first and
second cockerel; first and second on
pulIets; third for cockerel, and third on
pullets- T. A. Modem, Dallas. Tex,
got fourth cock, and fourth premium
for pen.
LIGHT DRAMAS.
Mrs. A P. Wolverton, Topeka, 1, 2,
and for best pens; 1, 2, and for