Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-05
TULSANS take MANY PRIZES
j. L.. BIiAJCHAMP WINS SWEEP
STAKES FOR BEST TEN
BIRDS SHOWN.
ANNUAL OFFICERS election
Poultry Association Elected Officials
for the Coming Year Last
Night.

Night.
Tulsa poultry ralsers took the ma
jority OF the best prizes in the East
orn oklahoma Poultry show. which
Is being held here this week with
great success, aud which is the big
gest show of its kind ever held In
the state with birds entered from
several different states. J T.. Beau
champ Of Tulsa took the $50 gold
sweepstakes prize for the best ten
birds In the show. M, A. Younkman,
also a Tulsa man and superintendent
OF the show. got second prize in this
class. which was $25 in gold. Mr..
Beauchamp also won two valuable
cups and numerous smaller prizes.
Iinckcndorf Scores High.
William Hack endorf. of the Col
lege lill poultry farm, near Kendall
college. took a special prize of So
in gold on his famous Single Comb
Rhode Island Red cockerel, "Sensa-
tion' which has the honor Of being
the highest scoring cockerel in the
show. with mark OF 80.
H. r. Langworthy OF Tulsa took
first prize with his white Wyandotte
cock, q bird valued at 800.
S. g. Wright. an officer Of the r,
o. r. A.. took first on cockerel. first
on pullet first on pen and two spec
Ials with his pen Of white Wyan-
dottes
Many other Tulsans, including Jose
phine Rothammer, took important
prizes with their entries.
The show will be open to the pub
lie each day this week until 10 o'clock
every night. The attendance is in
oreasing daily and today and to-
morrow will probably see several
hundred Tulsa County farmers in at
tendance at the interesting and in
structiYe exhibit.
OFFICERS Were Elected.
The annual election of officers OF
the Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Asso-
citation occurred last night. Joel G.
Smith was reelected president for
the second time. Ward Allen was
made first vice-president and w. q.
Williamson second vice-pr esident.
j. w. Binding ives reelected treasur-
er ana Dr. w. A. Goodman was elect
ed treasurer to succeed s. b. Wright.
Secretary j. w. Binding last night
announced the principal prize win
ners The remainder OF the awards
will be given out tonight
some Prize Winners.
Following are few of the big
prize winners:
Beauchamp poultry farm, $50 in
gold Best scoring ten birds In the
show.
NJ A. Younkman, s25 in gold
Second best scoring ten birds in the
show.
Il. c. Johnston. s5 Best scoring
cock.
College Hin Poultry Farm. IS.
Highest scoring cockerel.
Beau camp poultry farm. IS. Best
conditioned pen and $3.50 for highest
scoring hen.
S. Il. Wright. 81. Highest scoring
Wyandotte pullet.
Friedman cup to Beauchamp poultry
farm Tor best display
Ben J. Rice cup to Beauchanp
poultry farm for highest scoring pen.
Wormuth cup for largest and be1'
display to Cranes automatic poultry
plant. Second winning. Winner re-
tains cup permanently.
other awards were as follows:
Light Brahmas.
Gilbert Ford. Tulsa. Ia cock; 3
hen, i-3 pen.
DR. j. G. w. Bland. 2 cock: 1-s
hen; cockerel 1-2 pullet: pen.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Duvall; pullet.
IIoudans.
Dr w \. Goodman, cockerel;
1-2-s pullet: 1 pen
Black Iangshans.
c. 4. NJ. Davisson, Ayant. cock
erel. IL pullet.
White Langshans.
s. B. Wright l cock 1-2-s hen:
1-2-S pullet; pen.
Single Comb Brown Lcghorn.
f. G. Johnston. l cock. pen.
Beauchamp poultry farm. l-2-3
hen: 3 cockerel. pullet; 1 pen.
Cranes automatic poultry plant,
1-2 cockerel; 2 pen.
W 5. Bradley, Keystone. Ia pull
let.
single Comb White Lcghorns.
Mrs Mary Culver. King City. Mo.
/ cock; liz hen; 12 pullet: I pen.
2-S cock.
Bcauchamp poultry farm. Q hen; l.
2-S cockerel: ga pen.