Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-17
Poultry ShoW
Will be Ended
Tomorrow Night

Tomorrow Nlgnt
The fourth day Of the fifth annual
poultry show now being held in the
armory opened this morning with a
fairly large crowd Of visitors, and it's
believed today and tomorrow will be
banner ones on account of the chicken
fanciers taking more interest in the
poultry, and the general public en-
thused by the many reports Of the
finest display of fowls ever witnessed
in Salem.
Another pen was added to the large
number yesterday afternoon, when SUI
perintendent Hale, of the State Train
ing school, brought in pair Of buff.
legged bantams. These little minia-
ture chickens attracted much atten-
ton The rooster is about the color
of a Rhode Island Red, and resembles
somewhat that big bird.
Many farmers have visited the show
already, and the rush from the coun-
try is expected this afternoon and all
day tomorrow. Pure bred poultry, is
attracting much attention throughout
the country now, as manifested by the
spectators thronging the show hail.
A caponizing exhibition will be CIV
en- this afternoon by Max Miller.
Following is a partial list Of the
prizes awarded:
Silver cup, by Ladd & Bush, bank
ers, Salem, for highest scoring bird
in show, any variety, Mrs Winnie
Braden, Dallas.
Sugar bowl, by S. Thompson, jew
eler, Salem, for second highest scoring
bird in show, any variety, j. P. Hall,
Newberg.
Brass fern bowl, by Barrs jewelry
store, Salem, for largest and best eX-
hibit by lady, any variety, Mrs. Ella
Plank.
4 One pair Of Shoes, by ]. L. Stockton
dry goods store, for second best eX-
hibit by lady, any variety, Mrs. War
u wick.
One box candy, by the Spa, Salem
for largeset and best exhibit by a girl
any variety, Alta Plank.
One box candy, by Perry drug store
Salem, for second best exhibit by q
4 girl, Ethel Lehman.
4 A watch, by c. T. Pomeroy, jeweler
Salem, for largest and best exhibit by
boy, Kenneth Lehman Is
y Pocket knife, by Spencer's hardware
= Salem for second best exhibit by boy
any variety, Cecil Pearson.
: Box cigars, by Meyers cigar store
Salem, for largest and best exhibit b!
' gentleman, any variety, G. w. Speight
Five dollares cash, by Capital drul
% store, Salem, for largest and best ex
. hibit from Salem or vicinity, T. Il
J Blundell.
Z Barred Rocks.
- Barrel of spray, Dependable bran
l, lime and sulphur, by Gideon Stolz Co
=. Salem, for best exhibit, G. W. Speight
ID One years subscription to Dali
,r Statesman, Salem, for best pen, G. "
o. Speight.
ID White Rocks.
g. One years subscription to Dali
Statesman, Salem, for largest and bes
exhibit, Mrs. Warwick
Umbrella, by George w. Johnson
n Co., Salem, for best pen, Mrs. Winni
is Braden.
gs Buff Rocks.
ut Water set, Yokohama Tea Co., So
It. lem, for best exhibit, Mrs. Ella ]
Sc Plank.
le White 0rpingtOns.
Merchandise bond, by w. H. & M.
of Meyers, Salem, for best pen, NJ. Fell
IS man.
a Brahmas.
ad Subscription to Northwest Poultl
lip Journal, for best exhibit, T. A. Ratlit
m White LeghOrns.
on Book Of poems, Commercial boo
cd store, Salem, for best pen, j. p. Hal
OF Brown LeghOrns.
at Picture, by Variety store, Saler
for best pen, Warren Gray
nd Buff LeghOrns.
rs, One years subscription to Sem
an, Weekly Statesman, Salem, Cor be
ng pen, Walter Barkus.
re- s. c. Rhode Island Reds.
be Box cigars, by Davis cigar store, S
lem, for gentleman exhibiting best
I DaJ nnolyara1 Dad Fir pntltrv Ward