The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-02-13

Over 1900 chickens, from all parts
of Washington, were on display at
Seattle during the week ending Jan.
gath The exhibit was unusually good
and attendance large. Following is a
list of prize winners, the judges being
A. b. Shaner Of Lanark, Ill, and A.
G. Goodacre of Compton, Cal:
barred Plymouth Rocks
A. L. Anderson, Seattle, second COCK
Antonson Bros, Seattle, first and sec
cd hen, fourth pullet, first young pen;
A. d. Cowan, Vashon, first cock, fourth
and fifth hen, third and fourth COCK"
erel, fourth pullet mating young pen,
second pullet mating old pen, third
cockerel mating old pen, second cock
erel mating young pen; F. L. Finley,
w. II. Haven, Seattle, third cock, first
and fourth cockerel, first and third
pullet, third hen, first and third old
pullet bred pen, first. third and fifth
exhibition pen; Nettleton-Brown, Chris
topherson, third cockerel; James W.
Wilson, Zenith, first pullet bred stock;
z. F. Wheeler, Seattle. second pullet,
second cockerei bred pen, second cock
.erel; s. p. Dixon, Seattle fifth COCK
ereL
Mrs. /. N. Duford, Seattle, first old
pen, third young pen; Ralph c. Dawson.
Seattle, first young pen, fourth pullet;
c. Daniels Son. Hoquaim, third cock
A. A Giersch, Seattle, second old pen,
third old pen, first and fifth young
pen, first and fourth cock. first and
third hen. first and fifth cockerel first
New Westminster, B. c., second young
breeding pen, third and fifth cock.
fourth and second hen. third pullet;
cock; William Smith. Bremerton, fourth
cockerel, fifth hen, fourth old pen;
Wood Poultry Yards. Seattle. fifth pull
Buff Plymouth Rocks
Fir Crest Poultry Farm, Tacoma, first
cock, first hen, third and fourth pullet ;
oehler & Warren. Seattle thir ntn COCK pan
fifth ~ullet; William West. Seattle. sec
ond cockereL first and third pullet'
first young pen.
Martin Bros. Dolphin. first and sec
ond cock, first and second cockerel,
first and second hem first young pen.
first, second and third pullet.
White WyaneOttes
s. p. Dixon, Seattle, first old pen; n
M Hime. Kirkland, third and fourth
cock, first and fifth coekerei first
second cock, first hen, fourth cockerel,
third pul1et; John 1<ozott, Yesler Sta
ton, second and fifth pullet, first and
second cockerei; Robert Newton, Seat
tie, fourth cockerel:, second hen; first
and fourth puilet; Sherwood H Smith,
Seattle. first cock, third hen
Buzz WyHhuotteN
Pease & Reber, Richmond Beach, first
cock. first cockerel, first and fourth
hen, first and second pulIet, first young
pen; f. J. Richards. Seattle, second
cock. second, third and fifth hen, sec
ond. third and fourth cockerel. third
pullet
Partridge wyandottes
C. Freder1ckson. Seattle. first young
pen: Mrs C. Simpson, Seattle. fret old
pen. first cock, first and second pullet
8. G. n. i. Reds
M Brott, Seattle. fourth cockerel.
first pullet; p. II. Babcock, Seattle. sec
ond cock ereI. fourth pullet; George W.
Brewer Seattle. second hen. fourth
young pen; Mrs. J. W. Denny, Seattle.
fifth cock; Mrs. j. W. Hess, Seattle.
Mrs b. s. Hudspeth, Seattle, second
cock; Mrs. Angelo r Manca, Seattle,
third cock first and fourth hen, third
cockerel; Mrs r. w. Marhoffer, Seattle,
fourth cock, first cockerel, third pull