The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-03-18


nosha show last night there were a half
dozen of the dealers who wore the
sold one'' smile and today this was
contagious and it was declared that the
smiling club was recruiting members
every hour.
Every equipment of a big city show is
being offered to the Kenosha people by
the automobile dealers. There is just
as much literature being given away
AMI there are just as many lecturers on
the job to tell the story of why one car
is the best on the market and there are
just as many spikers' and real Gus
toners looking for sample rides.
The show at the Coliseum is proving
a big drawing card for the round up
institute and there has been no sign of
clash between the show at the Opera
House and the show at the Coliseum.
The farmers have found plenty OF time
toego to both places and they seem to
take an especial interest in both. The
show at the Coliseum is proving exceed
ingly attractive to the people from the
city and it was the city people that
thronged the Coliseum on Thursday
night. These people found lot of
things to interest them. The balcony
proved just as attractive as the down
stairs sections as in the balcony they
had chance to get acquainted with
Kenosha men who had things to SELL
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prove unusually attractive.
With the judging completed the
chicken show in the basement of the
Coliseum promises to be more popular
than ever today and Saturday. The
coops are now fully decorated with the
red and blue ribbons and the winning
owners of the poultry are busy showing
their stock.
The crowd at the Coliseum this after
noon was immense and it is expected
that the night crowd will rival any
crowd ever known at the Coliseum.
There will be many added attractions
at the show this evening. The first re-
port of the judges came from the poul-
try show. The following awards were
made:
| William E. Spencer White Leg
horns; 1st. Cock. LIST Pull 1st Hen.
| WerWie Bros. White Leghorns; LIST.
Ckl. and 3rd Ckl.
2. G. Fuller White Leghorns; 3rd
Cock.
Jim Jensen-Wh Leghorns; End
Cock.
M. j. Burg White Leghorns; End.
Cock G. x. i.
Theodore WEIGH White Leghorns;
End, 3rd, and 4th Pull.
Theodore Welch- White Leghorns;
18th Cock.
| Mrs. John Corcoran-Sc. Buff Leg
horn; LIST Cock.
| Mrs. A. M. A. Smillee-S. G. Buff
Leghorn; End Ckl.
Mrs. A. M. A. smillee-s G. Buff
Leghorn; 1st, End, 3rd, and 4th Pull.
| William Larsen-S. c.. Brown Leg
horns; LIST Okl. Est, End, 3rd and 4th.
| Ed. Werwie- IS. G. Brown Leghorns;
End Ckl. LIST, End, 3rd and 4th Hen
| Reynolds and Loyd-R. G. Brown
Leghorns; LIST Ckl. 1st, End, 3rd and
18th Pull.
Jim Jensen-Silver Spangled Ham
burg; LIST Ckl. 1st, End, 3rd & 4th Hen.
Jacoby Bros.-S. G. Anconas; LIST
Cock LIST, End, 3rd and 4th Hen.
| M. F. Zens--R.x C Anconas; End
Cock, 1st, End, 3rd and 4th Hen.
Peter Krisor- Sicilian Buttercups;
lst Cock, 1st, End, 3rd, and 4th Pull.
Peter Krisor- Cornish Games; LIST
Cock, LIST, End Hen, LIST, End Pull
Richard Nimmo-Black Polish; LIST
Cock.
Guy Pedley-Partridge Wyandottes;
l Cock, 2 Ckl. End, 4th Hen, LIST Pull.
3rd Hen.
i Dir. F. g. Gaskin-Partridge wyan-
dottes; 1st Ckl., LIST Hen, 3rd Pull
Howell Powell Partridge Rocks;
LIST Ckl. 1st, End, 3rd, 4th Pull.
| Howell Powell Partridge Rocks;
1st Cock, 1st, End Hen.
P. G. Fuller-White Wyandottes; LIST
A
Cock, 1st, End, 3rd, 4th Pull.
P. G. Fuller-Buff Coehines; 1st
Cock, LIST Hem
Aug. w. Barth-Buf Wyandottes;
LIST, End Ckl., 1st, 3rd Pull, 1st, End,
3rd, and 4th Hen.
@. H. Kuehn-Buff Wyandottes; 1st
4 Cock, End Ckl., 4th Pull
J. Ne. Welch-Buff Wyandottes; Ord
Ckl., End Pull.
E. L. Schroeder White Orpingtons;
LIST Hen, 1st, End, 3rd and 4th Pull.
I. G. Buswell-White orpingtons;
4th Ckl.
Louis Morien-W White orpingtons;
End and Ord Ckl., End and 4th Hen.
F. I. Moeller- White Orpingtons;
LIST Ckl., End and 3rd Hen.
Nc. n. Michels-Buf Orpingtons; LIST
Cock, End and 3rd Pull.
Charles Pofahl-Buff Orpingtons; LIST
and 4th Hen.
F. McNeil-Buff orpingtons; End
Cock, LIST Pull 4th Pull