Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-02-02
Black Cochin Bantams

flfSC COCK, Isl hen-H. +. Schiller,
Wausau.
S. c. White Leghorn Bantams.
First cock, End hen--H. L. Schiller,
WauSau.
Rose Comb White Bantams.
First cock, lst, End, 3rd and 4th
pnllet-L. Fl. Cook s. Sons, Wausau.
Black Tailed japanese.
First and End cock, lst, End and Bro
hen--Henry Packalla, Wausau.
Red Hen Pigeons.
First pair--A. ]. Miller, Wausau.
Fan Tail Pigeons.
First pair--L. HI. Cook & Sons,
Wausau.
Best Display of Pigeons.
John E. Curtis, Wausau.
ASSOCIATION CUPS.
For the highest scoring cock. Com
petition open to the association only.
To become the property of anyone
winning it twice in succession. Won
in 1912 by Frank Synott, in 1913 by
Fred He'll, in 1914 by j. Adams, in
1915 by VIM. Bell, Arlington, Wis.
For the highest scoring COMPETE
tion open to members of the associa-
tiOn only. To become the property of
anyone winning it twice in succession.
Won permanently by VIM. Bell.
FeI the highest scoring cockerel.
| Competition open to the members
of the association only. To become
the property of the person winning it
twice in succession. Won in 1912 by
Mrs. w. FL. Nablo, in 1913 by J. +.
Reimer, in 1914 by VIM. Bell, in 1915
by O. b. Kohl, Amigo.
For the best parti-colored female in
the American class. Won by r. E.
Hoctrit, Wausau.
For best parti-colored female in the
Mediterranean class. Won in 1915 by
VIM. Bell.
For the best pen in the English
class. Competition open to members
| OF the association only. To become
the property of members winning it
| twice in succession. Won in 1913 by
Mrs. e. j. Goodrich, in 1914 by Mrs.
| Guy Blencoe, in 1915 by r. E. Krause,
Amigo.
For the best pen in the show. Com
| petition open TO the world. Won by
VIM. Bell
SPECIAL CUPS.
County Officers Cup.
| For the champion male in the show.
| Must be won twice in succession.
Won in 1915 by VIM. Bell.
City Officers Cup.
| For the champion female in the
show. Won in 1915 by Fred Leveque,
| Amigo.
w. A. Won Berg Cup.
For the best display of S. G. Rhode
Island Reds. To become the property
of anyone winning it twice in success
sion. Won in 1915 by Anna Redcliff,
Eagle River.
L. HI. Cook & Sons Cup.
For the largest display of any one
variety. This cup to become the prop
in succession. Won in 1915 by Amos
Radcliff, Eagle River.
| Record Herald Cup.
| For the best Barred Rock male, to
become the property of the person
winning it twice in succession Won
in 1915 by o. B. Kohl.
A. L. KrsutZer Cup.
| For the best bird in the Mediterran-
can class, to become the property of
the person winning it twice. Won
| permanently by VIM. Bell.
Advancement Association Cup.
| For the best bird in the English
class, to become the property of the
person winning it twice in succession.
Won 1913 by Mrs. e. J. Goodrich, in
1914 by Mrs. Guy Blencoe, in 1915 by
r. E. Krause.
| Barber's Cup.
For the best pet in the Mediter-
ranean class, to become the property
| of the person winning it twice in sue.
cession. Won permanently by VIM.
Bell.
| Harley Davidson Cup.
For the whitest bird in the show,
the cup to become the property of
anyone who wins it twice in success
sion. Won permanently by VIM. Bell.
C. L. Warren Cup.
For the highest combined score on
White Wyandotte cock, hen, cockerel
and pullet, to beco me the property of
anyone winning it twice in succession.
Won in 1912 by L. HI. Cook g. Sons, in
1913 by Carl Porath, in 1914 by L. III.
Cook & Sons, in 1915 by Fred Leveque.
On Friday evening the association
held its annual meeting and elected
as directors the following named:
r. B. Young, L. HI. Cook, r. E..
Hochtrit, Nick GILES, Emmer Lam
pert, HI. E. Schiller and Carl -Porath.
The directors at its meeting immed-
lately following elected officers as
| follows:
President-Nick ellis.
Secretary-L. H. Cook.
Treas.-Emmer Lampert.
The next poultry display will be