The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-12-19
Liberal Still Wins

/ lnhn lucky at the Amarillo snow lOl-
lowing the show at Dalhart, Texas
More than two hundred and fifty dol.
lars worth OF premiums and cups
were brought home by the victorious
Liberal people, This is the first time
that Mrs: Wood had such strong com.
petition on her birds but she was
delighted with her success and knows
now where she has to make an effort
for next year Notwithstanding her
competition e carried OIL some
handsome prizes T. W. Hubbard,
j. w Anders, Warren Farmer, +. O.
Rlndom and Mrs. ID. G. Wood we're
the five who had entries at the show
10 Amarillo; but Mr.. Farmer and
Mr. Rindom were not there with the
exhibits. The other three mention
ed were there and had a very profit
able as well as pleasant social time.
From the Amarillo, Daily News,
we find the following
Barred Rocks, j. W. Anders,
Liberal, 2nd and 4th, cockrel; lst
and 3rd cock, lst and 3rd pullet, lst
and 4th pen, 2nd and 3rd hen.
"Silver Laced Wyandottes; 7. w.
Hubbard, Liberal, Kansas, all awards
Golden Laced Wyandottes, W E.
Farmer and daughters, Liberal, Kan
sas, lst and 3rd cock, 2nd hen, 2nd
hen, 2nd pulIet and 2nd pen.
f. 0. Rindom, Liberal, Kansas 2nd
Geek, lst Bird and 4th hen, LIST, 3rd
and 4th pullets, lst, 2nd and 3rd
c0ckrels. lst and Bird pen.
Buff Cochin B$ntams: 4, w. Hub
bard, Liberal, Kansas, LIST, and 3rd,
cockrel, lst, 2nd and 3rd, pullet.
"BufI Orpington Ducks: r.. W..
Hubbard, Liberal, Kansas, all awards.
"ln passing down the isles lined
on either side with many varieties Of
quality, the visitor cannot help but
stop and admire the splendid dis
play of Barred Rocks and Black
Langshangs owned by j, W. Anders,
OF Liberal, Kansas
"There Is splendid quality in all
the Orpingtons, much better than is
usually found in the larger shows Of
the West. One of the most attrac
tiye>specmens Of this class is a Buff
Orpington pullet Bred, owned and
exhibited by T, w. Hubbard, of Lib
eral, Kansas. This splendid bird
scored 97t at the Dalhart show last
week and Is much admired by local
fanciers
Bluff Orpingtons: r. W. Hubbard,
Liberal, Kansas, 2nd cock, 2nd and
3rd cockerel, lst, 2nd and Bird hen,
lst, 2nd and 3rd hen, lst, 2nd and Bird
hen, lst, 2nd and 3rd, puIlet, lst and
2nd pen,
Black Orpingtons: Mrs, d. c.
Wood, Liberal, Kansas, 2nd cock, 2nd
cockrel, lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th hen, 3rd
and 4th pullet, lst and 4th pen.
BLACK Langshans J. w. Anders,
Liberal, Kansas, lst, 2nd aud 3rd,
cock. lst, 2nd, 3rd and 4th, cockerel,
lst, 2nd and 3rd hen, lst, 2nd, 3rd and
4th pullet, lst 2nd and Bird pen.
white Indian Runner Ducks: r.
w. Hubbard, Liberal, Kansas, Bird
drake, 2nd duck, and Srd, trio.
One Of The interesting features of
the judging yesterday Thursday
was the Tie scores Tor the two silver
trophy cups offered for Buff and
Black Orping tons. W. W. McDOn-
aid, OF Amarillo, tied with II. w.
Hubbard, Of Liberal, Kansas on Bulls
and with Mrs. Wood of Liberal, Kan
sas On Blacks. The competition will
be decided at next years show, each
exhibitor being required TO Offer
twenty birds in the respective classes
The trophies are tempting and the
rivalry will be keen.
awards Of special premiums of
Iered we're:
"The $50 silver cup offered by the
Amarillo Chamber OF Commerce for
the best display OF any one exhibitor
vas awarded TO j. w. Anders, OF
| Iihpral Kansas,
"The champion Buff Orplngton pull
let owned and exhibited by Il. W.
Hubbard, Of Liberal was awarded
sweepstakes and So in gold as the
best female bird in the show, all va
rieties competing.
-. w. Anders, OF Liberal, Kansas,
was awarded the $35 silver cup or-
rered by the lawyers for the JesL dis
play Of Barred Plymouth Rocks.
"The Grand hampton female is
Buff Orpington pullet OF splendid
type, color and symelary, and pos
sesses all the requirements of the
standard OF perfection. This bird
is only eight months old and her
show record in five shows In which