The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-31

Harlow X. Grow of Salt Lake is
more than pleased with the prospects
for big attendance during the re.
mainder of the week. He said yester-
day that the awards had all been
made and that l. had never been his
privilege to take part in a poultry
show where such fine class of poul-
try was shown. There are a number
Of new strains OF birds in the show
which attract much interest. The
menagerie owned and supervised by
A. NJ. Wander Vlies Of West Ogden
which is situated IN the large front
window of the exhibition room has
had Its crowds all week. Mr.. Wander
Vlies has a variety of pheasants the
Golden, Silver, Hungarian and in ad-
dition he has pigeons. ducks, rabbits
mice, guinea pigs all of which add
interest to the show.
In speaking Of the First annual
poultry show held under the manage
mont of the State Poultry Associa-
ton Of Utah, Judge John l.. Waddell
of Harden, Montana who was one of
the judges said in part:
People OF Utah should be unusual.
ly proud of the initial showing of
fancy and market poultry. Much of
the success of this exhibition is due
to the untiring efforts of members
and officials Of tie association and
these efforts have all been rewarded
In the large number of entries and
the quality of individual birds. Utah
should raise more poultry and the
public in particular should not miss
seeing and talking about the educa-
tional features Of this show as we'll
as the commercial advantages. In
fact the quality Of this exhibition is
Of the highest and many are the
birds In various classes that have
quality sufficient to travel in shows
Of the hottest competition.
The egg display and that of cartons
for shipping and handling Of the same
is very worthy, indeed. and a depart
ment that will become more popular
from year to year. Such q grand sue
cess is your first show that you should
all get together. pull and boost in
making these annual shows Of the
highest type in both quality and
quantity.
The school children accompanied
by their teachers visited the show
room in body on Wednesday and
the judges, together with G.. A. Els
wood, superintendent and e. E.
Sith, egg judge, conducted h series
of lectures. Many of the children
showed more than usual interest and
all asked many questions regarding
the different birds.
The awards have been completed
az follows
White orpingtons
George o. Rolf, Salt Lake, (raised
cock; second, third, fourth and fifth
pul'et; second pen.
Simon Bosgieter, Ogden, first and
second cockerel.
A. p. Stone. Salt Lake, first cock;
first, second and fifth hen; first pull
let; first pen.
Charles Mcclure, Tremonton, sec
opd cock; third and fourth hen; third
fourth and fifth cockerel; third pen
Buff orpinstons
A. Smurthwai.e, Wellsville, SECOND
oockerel; third pen.
A. N. Fishburn, Tremonton, frs
and second cock; first, second, thirt
fourth and fifth hen; first and thirC
cockerel; first, second, third fourth
and fifth pullet; first, second ant
fourth pen.
Rose Comb Brown Leshorns
]. II. Stewart, Wellsville, first
ccokerel; first and second pullet; Sc
cond and third hen; first pan.
William LeeT, Wellsville, first
\ cock; first hen.
Buff Leghorns
r. II. Hays, Logan, first cockerel :;
\ first, second, third and fourth pullet;
first pen.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns
Fred Gibbons, Logan, second and
third cockerel; first and second hen:
first, fourth and fifth pullet; second
I and fourth pen.
II. b, Nelson, Logan, first cock;
hrst cockerel; third, fourth and
NTH hen; third and fourth pullet;
first and third pen.
Black orpinstons