The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-12
Motorcycle Races Yesterday Were Best Since Fair Opened, But Greatest Racing Events of the Fair
 Will Occur Today
AWARDS WERE MADE IN THE
 POULTRY SHOW YESTERDAY
Sheriff McAdory Carried off Greatest Number of Prizes Poultry Show Declared Best Ever Held In Alabama. Order KoKoals Visited Big Show Yesterday
 Children Admitted Today For 15c

of "Briarcliffe Farm the largest poultry farm in the south. As an idea of the immensity of his farm, it might be men tioned that 1t is equipped with giant in- | cubators, the capacity of which is 260o0 eggs. At BOG a dozen the cost of filling | the incubators would be $750. but as the | majority of the eggs matched are prize winning stock. of which s20 dozen would l be faii average, the cost would figure | s4l60 While MT. Candler has many prom inent breeds on his farm. he features the | Orpington, of which he owns some of the best bred birds direct from Cook & Sons, the originators, and the Leghorn, of which 1 he has many of the finest birds in the south.
 | Unquestionably the interest at the show | has been centered in the Orpingtons, of which the new breed, the Blue" was | shown in the south for the first time. | Percy A. Cook, the originator and owner l of the Orpington farm, was present with | his pens of birds, having on exhibition | l9 birds whose aggregate value was s25oo. 1 These were not entered in the show | as MT. Cook did not care to compete with his stock. The popularity Of the | Orpington is on the increase from the added numbers that are entered at every show They combine the qualities of splen- | did layers with good table qualities. | Among the other large exhibitors who captured many prizes are the Elmwood | farm, which had the largest exhibit; Miles Bradford. best display in the Amer ican classes; the Kenmore farm, whose display was one of the best in the show, and w. M. Bussey, who showed spien- did variety of ducks. Poultry Awards | The awards were made yesterday as | follows:
 Anconas, Briar Cliff Farm. first cock. 1, 2, 3, hens; one cockerel, 1, ?, 3, 4 pull Ilet.
 | Buff Chickens. Elmwood Farm; 1, g. 3, cock; l, ?. hen; 1. ?, bullet; l, 2, cockerel.
 Dorkins, Briar Cliff Farm. l cock; 2, 3, 1, 5 hen; pen.
 Faneralls, Briar Cliff Farm. 1 cock; 2, 8, 4. hen. s. Miller, cock; 1 hen; E bullet.
 B. B. Fed Games, Briar Cliff Farm, IT cock; 1, q 3, 4 hen. .s- Brown Red Games, Briar Cllff Farm, | 1 cook; 1. 2, 3 hen.
 Red Pyle Games, Briar Cliff Farm, 1, l2 hen.
 Pit Games, R. c. Miller, cock; 2, 3, 1. 5 hen; 1 cockerel 1s bullet. J. c. Warsham. cock, hen.
 Single Comb White Games. Brier Cliff | farm, first cock, first, second, third. fourth, fifth hen.
 Houdans, w. J. Rot, first cock, 1, fifth hen, first cockerel first, second, third, fourth, bullet, first pen c. w. Hust, first cock, second hen. J. F. Peterson, first. third hen.
 l White Indian Cornish Games, Briar l Cliff farm, first cock, first, second, third fourth bullet, first pen. ] Silver Spangled Hamburgs, c. M. Full wood. first cockerel, first bullet. l Dark Indian Cornish Games, Brier Cliff farm, first cock, first, second, third, fourth hen, first pen. Orpingtons l White Orpingtons, Brier Cliff farm, l first cock, fourth hen, first second cockercl, fourth bullet, first. fourth pen. 1 Walter McAdory. second cock, third l hen, third pen. P H. Kennamer third cock, fourth cockerel. first, third bullet, second pen Halstead Poultry Yards, I fifth cockerel, fifth pen. Eugene Ja- nier, fourth cock. Russell Hunt, fifta cock. J. L. Thornton, second cockerel, second bullet.
 ] try Farm, l. 2 cock: 3 hen; 1. ?, 3 cock erel; 2, 3, 4. bullet; 1, ? pen. c. H. Led l ferd, 3 cock; l. ?, hen; pen. J. F. Peterson, 4 cockerel; hen. Mrs. J. c. Carroll l, cockerel. l s. c. White, Minorcas; Mrs. J. c. Car rol; 1 hen, 1 cockerel, 1 bullet 1 Barred Plymouth Rocks: P. IT. Horton. 1 1, 2. 1 cockerel, hen, pllet, 3 pen. F. " Buchanan, cock. l, hen. cockerei. lJ. T. Roach, 4, 5 cockerel. w. E. Dick son, bullet. Mrs. Hugh Morrow, 3. hen, l, ? cockerel, l. bullet, l, | pen.
 Buff Plymouth Rocks: Dnsmore Alter. hen. 1 cockerel. l bullet. l White Plymouth Rocks: Jesse c. Max l IxroI1 4 4 ?, 3 pen. W. J. Brinkley, cock, 1, ?, 8. l 5 hen. 1 cockerel, 1 2 bullet, 1 pen. l.. A. Whitehead, 4 cockerel. Mrs. H. D. Turner. hen, cockerel. Ware & Muck elroy, cock, cockerel. hen
 Rhode Island Reds l R. c. Rhode Island Reds, J. T. Thorn ton, first, second and third cock; first, second, third and fourth hen; l.. A. Whitehead. fifth hen w. F. Eek Spanish, J. F. Julon, sec ond cock. first hen. first and second cockerel first and second bullet, first pen; F. H. Carpenter, first cock third cockerel. third, fourth and fifth bullet. White Indian Runner Ducks, first, Hermitage farm: second. W. J. Root; third. William Browburg; fourth, c. A. Block; fifth. c. A. Black | Pawn and White Indian Runner ducks, first. w. W. Bussey; second. H. s. Will son; third, William Bromberg; fourth, w. M. Glass; fifth. Mrs c. w. Vertrees Penciled Indian Runner ducks, first. w
 W. Bussey; second. Raymond Quinn: ] third, w. w. Bussey; fourth, w. M. Glass; fifth, Alabama White Leghorn | farm.
 | Buff Crpingtou ducks, first, Bussey x Halstead; second. W. N. Macdonald; third, Otis K. Habbs
 White Leghorns White Leghoris: Walter K.. McAdorv | first cock, second. fourth hen, third pen : Briarcliffe Farm. third. fourth. fifth cock. | first. third and fifth hen. fourth and fifth pen: Ware Muckelroy. second cock: T. c. Hudson. second cockerel: Alabama White Leghorn Farm. first cockerel, first
 second third and fourth bullet; first and second pen.
 Youths Class White Leghorns: Graham Moseley. Jr.. first pen
 Single Comb Buf Leghorns: B A. Storey. first cock, first and second hen: Walter McAdory. second cockerel. third, fourth and pen hen. first pen. | Buff Orphingtons, Walter McAdory.
 first cock. third. fourth pen. first pen. Kenmore Poultry farm. second cock,
 second hen, first, third cockerel. second pen. Briar Cii6 farm, fourth cock. first.
 third cockerel third. fifth bullet. thiid
 (Csntinued sn Pags Nissl