The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1912-11-19
1900 ENTRIES FOR
POULTRY EXHIBITION
County Show To Be Larger
Than Last Years Exhibit.

Morris county's poultry show opens
on Monday in Wyanoke hall and with
more than 1000 entries will be con-
siderably larger than last years
show when the entries numbered L.
053. The entries closed on Friday
and classes that will be particularly
strong are rose comb and single comb
Rhode Island reds, single comb leg
horns, anconas and orpingtons while
there will be an unusually large show
ing of bantams No freaks will be on
hand this year-a pair of white tur-
keys will be included in the exhibits.
The show is under the auspices of
the Morris County Poultry, Pigeon and
Pet Stock association and will con-
tinue until Saturday.
DR.. Robert Wand. Totten is presi-
dent of the association; Frederick O.
Hays, Steuart r. Whitenack, Franklin
w. Muir and William A. Lauenstein,
yice-presidents; / Fullerton Cox,
secretary and treasurer. David F.
Williamson is show secretary; Fred
lHhyler, assistant show secretary !;
Frank l.. RICHTER, superintendent of
the show, and w. G. Guerin, assist
ant superintendent The judges will
be Charles Nixon, Lewis G. Heller,
George Pogmore, William G. Bowman
and w. j. Stanton.
The show will be penned by Spratt s
Patent. Many handsome prizes and
special cups are offered, and cash
also. Premiums ON single birds are
as follows:-On an entry of five or
more birds in a class, first prize, So,
second prize, 81; premiums on pet
stock and ducks same as poultry
bantams one-half sal1e amount. Pre-
minis on exhibition pens are:-On
four or more entries in class, first
prize SO, second prize $1.50; three
in a class, prize $1.50. Bantams one
half amount Five ribbons will be
awarded in all classes.
Not only have prizes been offered
by the association but many premiums
have been put up by private individ-
uals including State Treasurer Daniel
S. Voorhees,, G. H. Raymond, j. H.
Cook, Robert d. Foote, Dr. d. H. Nc
Alpin, Mrs. John Mayer, John o. H.
Pitney, e. Allen Carpenter, DIR. Will
lam G. Sharp, Mayor Arthur S. Pier
son, Grant B. Schley, l. Fullerton
Cox, Rudolph Herms, jr., and Mrs.
Alexander Fl. Tiers.
Others offering cups or prizes are
President Robert Van D. Totten,
Chris Jorgensen, Charles w. Ennis,
]. B. Fighter, David F. Williamson,
Charles Staff, H. P. Witte, Randolph
HoffWap, Phillips & Day, John s.
Reil Mrs@ William p jerks, Robert
Howard. Fred -Huyler, Mrs. William
Righter, Warren VanOrden, Samuel
Day. Louis Day, Eugene s. Burke,
Herbert Hennion, Philip Kearny, Nor
man Banks, Joseph Banks, Antony
Butera, Herbert Quayle, e. A.
Quayle, John W. Simmons, Franklin
w. Muir, Frank L. RICHTER Harry Col
Inns, William e. Collins, Frank d.
Abel, William A. Ls.uenstein, George
Hill, John Cole, Augustus Quimby,
Charles Dabinette, S. II. Nesbitt, Frank
Green, Postmaster Charles McCollum,
Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Robert Sayer,
Frank Lippman, Charles E. Smith,
Alderman Bart W. Clifford, Davis S.
Stilwell, County Clerk Elias Bertram
Mott, Hampton M. Salkind, Eugene A.
Norton, T. M Millen, Frederick
Smart, Guy Minton, c. M. Ferry,
David A. Burr, George e. Voorhees,,
Harry Mutchler, Louis Parham, Charles
Shelley, Frank Rodler, Paul Nally,
George Pogmore, Everett Whitehead,
Charles B. Jennings, Homer Daven-
port. Maurice Wyckoff, John Flattery,
Walter Guerin, Robert Sagarese,
Charles Dunster, William Wilkie, c..
P. Spencer, Charles l.. Briant
Clubs represented at the show by
cups, ETC., include the Rode Island
Red Club Of America, the White Ply
mouth Rock club, the American Hou-
dan club and the Ancona Club of
America.
Special ribbons by lady friends of
the association have been donated by
Mrs. Warren VanOrden, Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs Edward Hucthings, the
Misses Joss, Mrs. Edward Hazen, Mrs
J. Meininger, Mrs. M. L. Hazen, Mrs.
Charles Bates, Mrs Robert Howard,
Mrs. Norman Banks, Mrs Chris Jor
gensen, Mrs. Augustus Quimby, Mrs.
Steuart R. Whitenack, Mrs Augustus
Bell, Mrs. Samuel Nesbitt, Mrs John
Soaring, Mrs e. Allen Carpenter,
Mrs. Kate Meeker, Mrs. Fred Hays,
Mrs. l. N Brown, Mrs. John B. Tay-
lor, Mrs Frank l.. Fighter, Mrs.
Frank Trimmer and Mrs. Joseph
Banks
JERSEY WOMEN CANNOT VOTE.