The log cabin Democrat., 1913-10-08
PREMIUM WINNERS IN POULTRY SHOW MANY PRIZES AWARDED LIST OF HANGERS WHO WON HONORS AT FAULKNER
 COUNTY FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
 $50 silver loving cup for the high est scoring pen in show, by members Faulkner County Poultry Association, won by L. B. Walthall, with a pen of golden Wyandottes.
 $10 silver loving cup, offered by Spott x Jefferson, Little Rock, for highest scoring male in show, won by G. L. Banner, with Rhode Island Red male.
 | $1O silver loving cup, offered by Dr. L. D. LeGear Medicine Co. for high est scoring solid-colored male, won by Claud Martin with white Wyandotte cockerell.
 Highest scoring 15 birds in show. Claud Martin, white Wyandottes. Sec ond highest scoring 15 birds in show, Mrs. Joe Hiett, brown Leghorns; third highest scoring Is birds in show, L. B. Valthall, white Wyan- dottes; fourth highest scoring 15 birds in show, L. B. Walthall, gol- den Wyandottes; fifth highest scoring 15 birds in show, G. L. Banner, Rhode 1 Island Reds
 Cole & Co.'s offer of $5 for highest scoring pen in the Mediterranean class, won by Mrs. Joe Hiett with pen of brown Leghorns.
 Faulkner county fairs offer of S5 for the highest scoring pen in Ameri- can class, won by Claud Martin with pen of white Wyandottes.
 Frauenthal & Schwarz' offer of $3.50 rocker for the highest scoring pair of Rhode Island Reds in show, won by G. L. Banner
 Mrs. L. B. Atkeison, $2 for highest scoring white Rock male, won by Joe Freyaldenhoven.
 Cole & Co.,, $1 worth poultry food for highest scoring pair Leghorns, won by Mrs. Joe Hiett.
 ASSOCIATION PRIZES
 First pen barred Rocks, Mrs. Pate; first pen white Rocks, Joe Freyalden- hoven; second pen white Rocks, Joe Frey aldenhoven; third pen white Rocks, Joe Freyaldenhoven; fourth pen white Rocks, Joe Freyaldenhov- en; first pen silver Wyandottes, Joe Jones; second pen silver Wyandottes, L. B. Pence; third pen silver Wyan- dottes, Joe Jones; first pen white Wy andottes, Claud Martin; second pen white Wyandottes, L. B. Walthall; l; third pen white Wyandottes, Claud Martin; fourth pen white Wyan- dottes, Claud Martin; first pen part ridge Wyandottes, N. B. Nelson; sec ond pen partridge Wyandottes, John Hess; third pen partridge Wyan- dottes, John Hess; fourth pen part ridge Wyandottes, John Hess; first pen golden Wyandottes, l.. B. Wal thall; second pen golden Wyandottes, L. B. Walthall; third pen golden Wy andottes, Mrs. G. M. Walthall; fourth pen golden Wyandottes, l.. B. Wal thall; first pen Rhode Island Reds, G. L. Banner; second pen Rhode Island Reds. Mrs. Joe Hiett; third pen R. 1. Reds, G. L. Banner; fourth pen R. I. Reds, G. l.. Banner; first pen white Orpingtons, l.. B. Pence; second pen white Orpingtons, L. B. Pence; third pen white Orpingtons, J. R. Scott; fourth pen white Orpingtons, l.. B. Pence; first pen brown Leghorns, Mrs. Joe Hiett; second pen brown Leghorns, Mrs. Joe Hiett; third pen brown Leghorns, Mrs. Joe Hiett; first pen bantam black Cochins, c. R. Pier cey; second pen bantam black Coch- ins, c. R. Piercey; third pen bantam Silver Seabrights, c. Pyle; first pair white Wyandottes, American class, Claud Martin; second pair white Wy andottes, American class, L. B. Wal thall; third pair, white Rocks, Joe Freyaldenhoven; four pair R. l. Reds, , 4 merican class, G. l.. Banner; first pair white Orpingtons, English class,