Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-02

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Gets Two Trophies. One OF Which lie
Won Last Near-Ot.er Win
ners OF Cups.

Yesterday W another big day II
the Jefferson County Poultry show and
the crowds in attendance exceeded the
previous days record which W. S tn
largest of the show Interest was in-
creased yesterday by TIE awarding OF
che twelve handsome loving cups, do
mated by firms and individuals in this
sity and from out of the st tie.
Orlando &c. Williams, of Hot Springs.
was the chief winner yesterday and
received three of the cups, one offered
by the Jeffrson County Poultry Asso-
citation, one offered by r. H. Stearn5
and Company, and the cup contribut-
ed by the Adams. Printing COMPANY.
All the trophies must be- won three
consecutive times by the same exeabt-
tor before they become his property.
Mr. Williams is one OF the largest
chicken a'sers in the st te and be-
sides the cups has won many ribbons
and cash prizes to the amount Of about
$50. His entries were White, Brown.
Buff, Black and Silver Leghorns: Mo-
del Anconas, Toulouse and Emboden
Geese, and Pekin and Indian Runner
Ducks.
w. r. Orion "A local fancier won sec
ont hoMors. heing iwarded two. of the
loving cups. oae of which,, offered b.
the ''Indust- 'ous Hen poultry
journal pub.is ed in Nashville, Tenn,
which was also won by IN last year.
Mr.. Orton IA ses White Wyando ties
and his chickens have sakea pr.zes N
all the shtsws il wnich ey have been
entered.
/ The show will close tonight and ha!
been the Target nd most successful
exhibit OF .'oultry ever ~eld in this
city.
; The list of winners of the loy ng
cups is given below:
The cup for the best ten birds, OF
fered by the Jefferson County Poultry
Association, was won by Orlando G.
Williams, of Hot Splings.
The Orp ngton Cup, offered by the
Pine Bluff Real Estate Exchange, was
won by W. T. Brasher, Of Pine Bluff.
TIE cup for the best pen of Rhod..
Isl nd Reds, offered by B. Gottlieb, CT
Pine Bluff,wa won by W. F. Kilman,
OF Bald Knob.
w. F. Alden, of Ellsworth, Kansas,
won the cup for the best pen of Plv-
mouth Rocks, offered by the Board ..
Trade, OF Pine Bluff.
W. T. Orion, OF Pine Bluff, won tn.
cup for the best pen of White Wyan-
dottes. This cup was offered by w.
l.. Dewoody & Company, and is the
second year Mr.. Orion has won this
prize.
The cup for TIE best pen OF Leg
horns was won by Orlando C. Will
hams, of Hot Springs This cup was
offered by r. H. Stearns & Comp: ny,
of Pine Bluff.
The cup for the best Rhode Island
Red pullet, offered by W. d. Hearnl
was won by w. F. Kilman, OF Bald
Knob.
The cup for the best pen of NJ no;'i
cas- offered by The Commercial Print
ing Company, was won by Mr.. T. Ell
Bachelor, of Avery, Arkansas.
Orlando c. Williams of Hot Springs.
won the cup offered by the Adams
Printing Company. of this city,-for the
best cockerel in the show
w. T. Orion, of Pine Bluff, won the
Industrious Hen" cup. This cup was
offered by the Industrious Hen" a
poultry journal, published in Nash
lie, Tenn. This is the second year,
in succession, that Mr.. orion has
won this cup.
The Beecswood Farm, of this city,
won the cup for ths Best Bun Orping-
ton pullet. offered by the Jefierso
County Poultry Association.
The cup for the best ten india 4
Runner Ducks, offered by the Jet-
ferson Ccunsy Poultry Association.
was won,by s. H. Koous o. csmdcp.