Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-01-02
LOCAL FANCIERS
GET MORE AWARDS
Sweepstakes, Loving Cups
and Special Awards Given
At Poultry Show.
ATTENDANCE LARGE
Best and Largest Display Is Made BY
}. }. Holmes, of Minden,
Louisiana.


We're made yesterday, and it was g
matter of pride among the Pine
Bluffians that some of the gooc
prizes went to residents of this
city.
The second prize for the best and
largest display Of birds of one color
aad variety went to w. d. Hearn
the owner of Hearndale Farm. Fifth
prize to the grand sweepstakes wen1
to w. T. Orion.
Pine Bluffians who won associa
ton prizes, ten dollars each were
w. 7. Orion, for Buff Wyandottes;
While the prize for the best pen from
Arkansas went to e. W. Phillips
for his display of Black Orpingtoas
Amateur prizes went to W. C.
Harrell and John Temple, both OF
Pine Bluff. In the silver loving
cup awardes, the cup for the best
Buff Orpington pullet, went to
Beechwood Farm, Pine Bluff.
Many Visitors
There have been many visitors tc
the show and all have been loud il
their praise of the showing which
has been made. That the collection
of birds is one of the best that has
ever been assembled in this section
of the country, goes without ques-
ton.
The final list of awards follows:
Grand sweepstakes-For the best
and largest display, one variety and
color, open to the world:
First prize, Mrs. J. J. Holmes
Minden, La, S. C. White Leghorns
$500.
Second prize, Hearndale Farm, Pine
Bluff, S. G. White Leghorns, $50.
Third prize, D. G. Coffman, jose
phine, Texas, Rhode Island Reds
$25.
Fourth prize, G. A. Robinson
Kirksville, Missouri, Barred Plym-
outh Rocks, SIS.
Fifth prize, w. T. Ortoa, Pine
Bluff, Buff Wyandottes, $40.
Association Specials.
These prizes, open to members
only, were awarded as follows.
For best display of White Plum
houth Rocks, Martin F. Schultz
Bartlett, Tenn, $40; best BARRED
Plymouth Rocks, C. A. Robinson
Kirksville, Mo-, $40; White Wyan-
dottese, S. L. Todd, Green Forest,
Ark, $40; Buff Wyandottes, w. T.
Orion, Pine Bluff, $40; Partridge
IWyandottes, w. G.. Mcbride, Pine
Bluff, Ark, $40; Rhode Island Reds,
D. G.. Coffman, Josephine, Tex.
SO; White Leghorns, Mrs. j. j.
Holmes, Minden, La, SO; Brown
Leghorns, Orlando G.. Williams, Hot
Springs, Ark, SO; Buff Leghorns,
Edward G. Boyd, Muskogee, Okla,
$40; Buff Orpingtons, Hillory Jen-
nings, Little Rock, Ark,
Awards For Pens.
The following awards were made
for best pens on exhibit:
Black Orpingtons from Arkansas
E. w. Phillips, Pine Bluff, $40.
Brown Leghorns, from Louisiana
w. K. Lunsford, Minden, La, $40.
White Plymouth Rock, from Mis-
sissippi, W. J. Brinkley. luka, Miss.
$40.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, from Mis-
souri,, G. A. Robinson, Kirksvllle
Mo. $40.
Buff Leghonrs, from Oklahoma
Edward G. Boyd, Muskogee, Okla.
$40.
White plymouth Rocks, from Ten
nessee. Martin F. Schultz, Bartlett
Tenn, STU.
Rhode Island Reds, from Texas, d
G.. Coffman, Josephine, Tex, $40.
Amateur Prizes.r
First prize for best display OF al
amateur, was won by w. G. Harreli
Pine Bluff, Buff Orpingtons. s..
Second prize. $3.50 was won b!
John Temple. Pine Bluff, Ark, witt
display of Black Minorcas.
Loving Cup Awards.
| Silver loving cups for best tel
birds of one variety were won bJ
the following:
Martin F. Schultz, Bartlett, Tenn.
White plymouth Rocks.
For best Rhode Island Reds, by y
G. Coffman, Josephine, Texas.
For best Plymouth Rocks, Martil
F. Schultz, Bartlett. Tenn.
For best Leghorns, w. ". Luns
| ford, Minden, La.
For best Rhode Island pullet. p
g. Coffmaa, Josephine. Texas. !
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