The log cabin Democrat., 1912-10-10
GREAT CROWDS AT THE FAIR
 CONTINUE UNAbATED TODAY

| Ing cooped. In all there were 514 birds. w. H. Griffin of Vilonia has on exhibition hen F years old; the white opossum and the table full of bantams of different varities attract ed good deal of attention L. E. Halter won the silver loving cup for the highest scoring parti- colored female brown lcghorn bullet the second time in succession, mak- ing him owner of this cup.
 The awards were as follows:
 Barred Rocks-Thurston Fulmer first pen; Thurston Fulmer, first pair
 White Rocks-Mrs. l.. B. Atkeison first pen; Thurston Fulmer, second pen; Elmer Stevens, third pen; Mrs l.. B. Atkeison, first pair; Thurston Fulmer, second pair; Elmer Stevens third pair.
 Buh Rocks-Mrs. Joe Hiett, first pair.
 Partridge Rocks-L. E. Halter, first pen.
 White Wyandottes-L B. Walthall, first pen; Claud Martin second pen; l.. E. Walthal, first pair; Claud Mar tin, second pair; N E. Nelson third pen.
 1 Buff Wyandottes-Mrs. G. M. Wal thall, first and second pen; Mrs S. D. Bruce, third pen. Rhode Island Reds-Mrs Joe Hiett, i first pen; G. L. Banner, second pen; Mrs. Ida Freeman, first pair; Mrs. Joe Illicit, second pair; Mrs. Ida Freeman, third pair.
 Buff Orpingtons-Mr Nora David i ftcf second pen; Mrs. w. A. Gibbon, first pair; Mrs. Nora Davidson, second pair.
 White Orpingtons-L B. Pence, first and second pen, and first and sec ond pair.
 Black Orpingtons = Ross Piercey, | first and second pen, first and second pair.
 Buff Cochins-Mrs. G. M. Walthall, 1 first pen.
 Brown Leghorns-Mrs. Joe Hiett, first pen; L. E. Halter, second pen; Mrs. Jeo Hiett, first pair; L. E. Hal ter, second pair.
 Silver Spangled Hamburgs-W. J. Aldridge, first pen; w. J. Aldridge, ! first pair; Mrs. L. B. Walthall sec ond pair.
 ] Bantams-Black Cochins, Ross Pier cey, first and second pair; Seabrights, i l.. 5. Pence, third pair; L. E. Halter, fouth pair; Speckled, Reyburn Pyle, i fifth pair; White Bantams, Lee Mow sixth pair.
 Highest scoring in American class, White Wyandottes, L. B. Walthall, first pair; Claud Martin, second pair, i Highest scoring pair in English class, White Orpngtons, L. B. Pence, first pair; Mrs. w. A. Gibbon. second pair.
 : Highest scoring pair in Mediteran- can class, Brown Leghorns, Mrs. Joe Hlett, first pair; l.. E. Halter. second pair.
 1 Highest scoring pair in Hamburg class. Silver Spangled Hamburgs, w. j.: Aldridge, first pair; Mrs. L. B. Walthall, second pair. Highest scoring pair in Bantam class, Cochins, Mrs. Ross Piercey, first and second.
 Highest scoring male in American class, White Wyandottes, l.. B. Wal thall; highest scoring female, Claud Martin.
 Highest scoring male in English class, White Orpington, L. B. Pence |; IeEnale, l.. b. Fence.
 Highest scoring male in Mediteran- can class, Brown Leghorns, L. E. Hal ter; Female, l.. E. Halter.
 Highest scoring male and female in Bantam class, Black Cochins, Ross Piercey.
 Turkeys-White Holland, Mrs. M. L. Cate, first pair.
 Indian Runner Ducks-L. B. Wal thai, first and second pair.
 Geese-Toulouse, Mrs John Powell, first and second pair. Egg Show-Five dollars in gold, of fered by Cole & Co.,, for best 12 eggs on exhibit, won by Ross Piercey with l2 Black Orpington eggs.
 Highest scoring Is birds in show, $l0 in gold, offered by Fair Association, won by Claud Martin with 15 White Wyandottes.
 Second best l5 birds in show by one exhibitor, one breed. special prize of fered by Fair Association, won by l.. B Walthall with White Wyandottes.
 Highest scoring pen Orpingtons, all varieties, offered by Faulkner County Bank won by L. B Pences White , ,Orpingtons.
 Cole X Co.'s offer of $5 for highest scoring pen Leghorns in show, won by , Mrs. Joe Hiett, Brown Leghorns.
 Faulkner County Banks offer of $5 ! for highest scoring pen of Plymouth Rocks, all varieties, won by Mrs. L. B. Atkeison with White Plymouth Rocks.
 Bank of Conway's offer of $5 for highest scoring pen Rhode Island Reds in show, won by Mrs. Joe Hett.
 Faulkner County Fair Associations offer of $5 for highest scoring pen Wyandottes, won by L. B. Walthall.
 Cole & Co.'s offer SIS worth Pratt's poultry food for highest scoring pen , Leghorns in show, won by Mrs. Joe Hiett, Brown Leghorns. l l.. B. Atkeisons offer of $1.50 for highest scoring White Rock in show, won by Mrs. l.. B. Atkeison.