The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
TWENTY SILVER CUPS WILL BE
AWARDED IN ADDITION TO
CASH PRIZES.
Show viii Be Held January % to 20
lnciusiVe-Judge A. r. Kum-
mer viii Officiate.

4 inelusNe-Juoge =. =. Kun1-
mer Will otfieiate.
I The First annual poultry show Of
the Ohio Valley Poultry association.
/ viii be held at 1912 Main street. from
I January "a to January 20, inclusive.
/ Never before in the history OF Wheel
ing has so much enthusiasm been
shown in connection with a show OF
I this kind and the valuable cups, cash
| prizes, ribbons and other awards are
{ attracting the attention OF the best
breeders in the country. The associa-
ton has spared no time or money in
| its efforts to make the coming event
a success and from the list of valuable
premiums II can readily be seen that
I they have the best in the land. Not
alone are the prizes attractive. but
Judge a. +. Hummer. one OF the most
widely known poultry judges in the
/ country has been secured to handle
/ that end OF the show.
The membership Of the association
Is made up OF the younger poultry fan
clers Of Wheeling and surrounding
| towns. and in addition TO Offering hand.
I some cash prizes they are giving
/ twenty silver cups. In securing Judge
/ RUNNER, they have one OF the most
/ widely known judges Of fancy birds in
I the country and one that Is sure to
I give satisfaction 10 all exhibitors.
Special Club Prizes.
In addition 10 the prizes that will be
! ohered by the association the follow
ing clubs Will give special prizes: West
/ virginia Branch OF the American Poul-
Try association; Rhode Island White
Club or America: American Buff Wv
andotte Club; American Bun Leghorn
Club; American Buttercup Club:
United Ancona Club: American Single
Comb Brown Leghorn Club: The
Rhode Island Red Club OF America:
sussex Club OF America; The Ameri-
can = 9. Hamburg Club The National
;. G. White Leghon Club: The Ma
uonal Partridge Wyandotte Club: The
american Houdan Club. The American
Barred Plymouth Rock Club; The
American White Orpington Club. The
National White Wyandotte Club. The
National s C. Bun Orpington club.
The American Campine Club. The
American Light Brahma Club.
In order to more efficiently handle
the show the association has decided
mat all entries must be on blanks FUR
nlshed by the secretary and all entry
Tees must be paid at the time OF entry
All entries must be IN tho hands OF tbe
secretary by six o'clock Wednesday
evening, January Is. and the STOCK
must be in the exhibition hall bv six
o'clock Monday evening. January "a
The judging will begin Tuesday morn
ing at o'clock.
a fee OF 81 each will be charged for
birds entered in The single class. that
ls. a cock, hen. cockerel or puIlet
BIRDS In these classes will be cooped
singly.
A fee Of $3.50 Will be charged for
pen OF one male and four females OF
any one variety.
The awards viii bo az follows.
Open Class
First-S20O cash and blue ribbon
second 500 cash and red ribbon
Third yellow ribbon
Fourth White ribbon
Fifth Green ribbon.
The association offers a special
prize 81 - 90 for best male or hest
female. and 81 900 for second best maie
or second best female In all cIasses
containing twenty entries.
Pens
First-ff M and blue ribbon
sccond-f2 200 cash and red ribbon
Third yellow ribbon
Fourth White ribbon
Urn Green ribbon
season tickets NIIi be- Issued io aH
rHhIhtor whose entry fee o. NOT Joss
than 300 Single admission will be-
Jon ''nif and children under 10 years
five cents.
Any person wishing copv OF the
premium list may rrt DO bv aldrra-Ire
Mr. Edmund G Whitehead. secretary
at Wheeling
Following faa fist 90 fte -.-.,.. I'D.