Evening journal., 1913-12-05
PRIZE ROOSTER
SENDS UP The
LIVING COST
If You Want This BIOOded
Fowl he Will Cost You
Just $lOO
MORE PRIZES FOR
CHICKEN SHOW BIRDS

was due to the announcement that
the fowl was for sale and the owner
wanted only 500 for it. Those pres
ent at the show admired the fowl
greatly
This was not the only coop con-
tanning a chicken that showed a price
mark neither, and any one who desir-
ed to enter the poultry business could
start with S5 or 500. Pens of vari-
GUS breeds of poultry are for sale and
while there have not been many
buyers, there are scores OF admirers.
The pen of Silkies owned by Miss
Helen NJ. Thompson, Of Hockessin.
Del, which won first prize. came, in
for much admiration from the wo-
men. The display Of Black Cochin
Bantams owned by Mrs. William II
Moore, Of Chadds Ford, shown in tho
basement also was viewed by hun
drede of people.
Mrs Ralph b Dale, Of Thirty.fourth
and Market streets, who is showing butf
Orpngtons, having won first honors on
the pen, also was a winner of hrsts in
cock hen and cockorc, and second in
lpulet. In fact, Mrs. Dale cleaned mp the
entire class George p Rigby, Of
Chadd's Ford, who has exported birds of
this variety from England, was first in
pullet in this class.
More prize awards follow:
5. L. Fell & Son prizes--For second
! s. G. Buf Orpington cockercl won bv
Mrs. r. B. Dale; for best Houdan pallet
won by j. d. Carville.
". c. Matthews offers one setting w.
Lcghorn eggs for best display White
Leghorns. Samuel Little.
One J. S. G. fountain for best nen
Barred Plymouth Rocks Miss NJ J.
lieuiy.
Ono large metal food hopper for best
IS. G. Rhode Island Reds John II.
Moffat.
One galvanized fountain for best
White Wyandotte cockerel. Mrs NJ. X.
Branch.
Arden Printery, Arden. Del, offers IS
worth of printing for the best display
White Wyandottes. Samuel Little
g. c. speakman offers Hany feed
scoops:
One for second Golden wyandotte
hen. E. R. Jones.
One for second Black Langshan
hen. Norris Temple
One for second s. G. Brown Leg
horn hen. w. F.. Morgan.
A q. l.. Willis offers calabash pipe for
best pen Houdans. ]. d. Carville.
Bill Tinsman offers: One dollar
package of poultry powder for best
pen Of Orpiagtons. Tinsman won; one
gallon can liquid lice killer for best
display OF White Orpingtons. w. H.
Moore; one gallon can insecticide for
\ best display Rhode Island Reds,
Thomas Henry. Jr. box OF condition
tablets for best Houdan cockerel j..
I w. Carville
Tinsman award Of an automatic
feeder for largest display OF Camrines
was won by w. F. Splan. Tinsman
! cup for best White Wyandotte In
show. Mrs M. X. Branch.
American Poultry Advocate, ten
yearly Subscriptions:
One for best Plymouth Rock cock
erel, Caleb L. Powell; for best Wyan-
dotte cockerel, Mrs NJ. K Branch; {;
for best Rhode Island Red cockerel,
John H. Moffat; for best Houdan
cockerel ]. d. Carville; for best
Houdan cockeril. Mrs W II. Moore;
for best game cockerel, William Kyle;
for best Campine cockerel, William
F. Splan.
One dollar for third silver laced
Wyandotte hen, Mrs. John Boyle 81
on second silver laced Wyandotte hen
Mrs. John Boyle.
Charles Dubell prize for best ex
hibit OF Columbian Wyandottees, p
]. Chandler.
EVENING JOURNAL prize for bes
Barred Plymouth Rock hen, Mrs
Robert Betty
EVENING JOURNAL prize for bes
Brown Leghorn, w. Evans Smith.
Wilmington Morning News prize foi
best exhibit of Langshans. K. ]. Rat
ledge.
Wilmington Morning News prize To-
best exhibit Of Anconas, S. G. Camp
erson.
Wilmington Morning News prize
for the best exhibit of Hamburgs
Charles c. Speakman, Bouthbrool
Farms.
III ]. d. Carville prize for second bes
Minorca cocKerel. A. c. Willing.
James T. Mullin and Sons prize FOL
best Houdan cockerel. j. d. Carville
American Poultry Association prizI
medal to all local associations mem
bers OF American Poultry Association
for best cockerel In American. Ash
attic. Mediterranean, English. Polish
Hamburg. Game and Oriental strains
NJ. x. Branch.
Diploma for best male under on,
year old. all standard varieties. NJ
K Branch.
John G. Hartman cup for best dis
play OF Buff Rocks, NJ l. Richie.
John L. Alexander prize for besi
White Wyandotte pullet, Mrs. NJ. K
Branch.
Turner & Stelle prize for besi
White Wyandotte Hen. Samuel Little
Reynolds Candy Company prize fol
best Campine cockerel. W. f. Splan
RULE OF THREE HITS TRoLLEYS
The so-called rule of three. prove'
true yesterday when traf6e on the Van
dever avenue line of the Wilmington ans
Philadelphia Traction Company was dc
layed as many times. The first hold uF
on the line occurred at the Marsh RoaC
on the Newport pike when wager
driv by W Harper turned over anC
eforrnI