Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-21

The White Rocks of Paul A. Wright
$50 Glenn street, city, that won two
frsts, one second and one fifth at the
Columbus show. also showed their cali
be- ut this show. With only two en-
tries. he won second cock
The Peerless Barred Rock Yards. of
Griffin Ga, had a fine entry of fourteen
bros. W. G. Norman is the manager
and owner. These birds are fine speci-
mems, being true Rock shape and are
beautifully barred. Mr.. Norman re-
ports a few nice sales at this show
II. L. d. Hughes, Of Danville, Ga had
an entry in many varieties and also
;oolS away a few premiums He had
TWO entries of Black Orpingtons, eight
OF Pit Games, three Of r. l. Whites,
four of Fawn and White Indian Runner
ducks aud two of Bronze turkeys. His
winnings were second on Black Orping-
ton cockerel. second and two fourths
on f. and w. l. R ducks, third and
fourth on Pit Games, two seconds on
Bronze turkeys and three firsts on r. l.
Whites.
George R. Berry, of Rome Ga. had a
magnificent entry of % Barred Plym-
OulH EtOCAS. MI. Derry IL IL well KNOWN
expert breeder of this variety in this
section, He had calls from all direc-
tons for his birds and practically sold
the entire lot that he brought to the
SHOW during the week.
C. c. Chamberlain, 366 Oak street,
West End, on three entries of Anconas
won second cock and third hen. Mr.
Chamberlain is a very enthusiastic
breeder and is one OF the many bankers
Of the city that are interested in the
feathered fowls.
The Partridge Wyandotte cock of
Thomas c, Harris, $40 Oak street, city.
, took third premium. This was the only
bird Mr.. Harris entered.
Mrs L. P. Eberhardt, of Elberton,
Ga, has one of the finest entries OF
Black and White Orpingtons ever seen
In this section. Her entry consists of
over 40 birds, which won sixteen pre-
NUNS in all. On Black Orpingtons she
won first and fifth pens, first cock, first
pullet and fifth cockerel. Her White
Orpingtons captured third and fourth
pens, first cock, third and fourth pullet
fourth and fifth cockerels. Mrs. Eber-
Eafdts beautiful birds, and especially
u
are attracting widespread interest from
al visitors to the snow. Mrs EbeT-
hardt has been raising the Black and
White Orpingtons, which she makes a
Speciality Of. for three years and has
made and had splendid success with
them. She Is one Of the leading poultry
women Of this section and a most in
te7estinS talker on the subject of her
special breeds, She is here with her
birds, having arrived in the city Friday
Goining. and reports splendid sales
turing the day that amounted to over
$500.
W. F, Anderson. 233 Oglethorpe ave-
nue.. city, won the silver cup for the
pest display of pigeons. His display
was a swell one and consisted of "a
Dlrds, of which there were many varie-
ues, Mr.. Anderson's entry consisted Of
English Carriers; English and Import
N Bruner Pouters, Jacobins, Fantais,
yellow Checker and Blue Checker HO
lhers, Black and Blue Barred Homers
pure white imported exhibition flying
Homers. He has had many good sales
a. the show during the week.
Out Of fifteen pens connecting in Buff
orpingtons, George c. Fife, zoo Austell
building, city, won fourth premium
MS was fine winning. considering
ne quality of birds that he had to
onpete with. Mr.. Fife also had a nice
zen Of White Wyandottes in the show.
Or. C. P. Ward. 22O Gordon street,
Nv had beautiful pen of White Or
g.hgtons, also hen and cock bird of
ne same variety.