Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-01-12

The eighth annual exhibit OF the
Georgia Poultry association entered into
its fourth day Thursday with practi-
cauy All Of the awards except the
sweepstakes in the popular varieties
already placed upon the coops OF the
winners so visitors can tell just wnat
the fowl they are looking at has won
Many OF the winners. except or
course in the cockerel and pullet class
IS. have won at other southern shows.
ana the fact has been clearly demon
strzted that some OF the cOuntry's very
best fowls are now on display at the
auditorium armOry-
There are over 1000 birds in the
Georgia associations display and they
well fiji the big auditorium, utilizing
all OF the space OF the main hall, one
OF the corridors and a part OF Taft
nall. The building has been well heater
and visitors without suffering from the
extreme weather can leisurely look over
the many prize birds In addition to
chickens Of a large number OF varieties
there Is a large display Of ducks AT
the show and quite a few pigeons ar
remarkably good types
The fowls are all cooped in excellent
display cages, which are several feet
from the floor, making the birds prae
ticaIIy on a line with a visitors head
The auditorium is draped with bunting
and with the Tags floating over the
fowls OF various huess a beautiful
scene II made in the big building.
The judges OF the show are Ben s.
Movers. OF Charlottesville, Ind;
Charles T Cornman. OF Carlisle, Pa.
and c. II ShayIor. OF Lee. Mass They
are ali poultry experts Of long expert
euce and they agree that the, fowls dis
played at the Georgia Poultry associ-
atoms show are among the best to be
found in the country
Awards. not previously announced In
Tho Journal. are as follows:
BUFF ROCKS
Birds in class. cocks ,. hens II. cock
ersls Is, puIlets 20. Pens IA.
II c Arnold. Townsville, Ca, first
and third cockerel. five pullets, four
hens.
w. J. Houston, Decatur. Ca. four
cocks. five hens. -Four pens
o. c. Long. city, third and fourth
pullet fifth pen.
wonderland Poultry farm, KirkwoOo,
Ga, first, second. third and NTH COCK,
first. second and third hen. second ana
fIfth cockerel. first and second pullets,
first. second and third pen
J.. II crOWelI. PsrrOtt. Ca, fourth
c0ckerel-
SILVER LACED WYANDOTTES
Birds in class. cocks third, cockereis
tenth. hens third. puilets tenth Pens
Mrs. c. II Farrar. Jenkinsburg, Ga
first cock. third cOckerel, second hen'
second and third pullet
d. A As5Ery, Jenkinsburg, Ga, third
cock. first hen. first and second pen
Percy : Hayes. Pensacola, Fla, sec
und cock. third hen.
Mrs. r. f. Hall. city, third pen.
Mrs. ]. n Hart, College Park. Ca
first. second fourth ana fifth cockerei.
first. fourth and fifth pullet.
PARTRIDGE WTANDOTTES
O. E Wilson, LaGrange, Ca, first
cock.
J. NJ. SeweIL ROcknart. Ca, first
eocke-el. first and secclld pullet
COLUMBIAN KNYANDOTTES
II. 5. Guess Augusta, Ga, first pen.
j. 8 Hardaway. Newman, Ca. second
pen
Mrs {. II Farrar. Jenkinsburg, Ga.
first cock. first cockerel first and Sec
ond hen. first pullet-
BUFF WYANDOTTES
Birds in class: Cocks. z; hens, IS
bullets, "a; cockereIs. 10; pen, is.
v. A. Ham. Newman. Ga, first and
fourth cockerel, third hen, ilrst and hfth
pullet. third pen
william j. Lloyd. ChattahOochee. Ga.
fourth pulIet, NTH pen
Southland Poultry Farm, Charleston
Ia. first cock, first pena,
=. z Mack. Thonssvills. Ca. second