The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-11
CHORUS OF "A YES" ON
ALL SIDES IN REPLY
TO PUBLIC GOLF PLAN
WHAT THE LADIES
THINK OF PLAN
FOR PUBLIC LINKS

| 6OAA PteiJ SlB says. ~ I'D e
the municipal solf links at Green Springs
park would be the biggest think know
of that the city could do. L think that
Birmingham needs just such amusements
for the people There are many people
| here who are not householders and are
not club members who would be delight
| ed with the idea
! we have more than hundred women
here now who play golf, and believe if
| we had municipal links nearly 1000 would
| play. The New Orleans links are lovely
| Mrs. Theo Randolph says II have
| played on the Memphis municipal links
| and think that they are prettier and bet
ter than the Country club links. Great
crowds are seen daily on the links The
| idea of using the Green Springs park for
this purpose is simply wonderful"
Mrs Charles DeBardeleben says: 81
have never played on municipal links,
put know that it would be a splendid
| thing for Birmingham to use The Green
| Springs park as it is so very well adapt
ed to golf and would give great pleasure
| to many.
Mrs Saxon Crawford says 1T think
the idea is perfectly wonderful to use
the Green Springs park as municipal golf
| links"
Mrs. Walker Percy says: 1T will be
SIMPLY great to have the municipal links
| at Green Springs park Birmingham is
certainly large enough now to have such
| things. 1t would be splendid thing both
| for the people and the city.
sically and not by looks YESTERDAY papy
girls under the age of years were
judged. Today will be baby bows under
years, while all children lnder 3 years
OF age will be examined tomorrow.
Inc awards of agricultural exhibits were
announced yesterday morning by the
| JUDGES, while work of judging the swine
| began, and a number of poultry awards
were made. Judging Of the merchants
ana mechanics display was completed
ana the winners announced late yesterday
| afternoon.
MECHANICAL AWARDS
Inc Long Distance Spark Plug COM
pahy Oh Birmingham were awarded the
prize on automobile tires, using the Lee
puncture proof tire. Drennen Motor Car
| company was awarded first prize on the
pest display of automobiles. The Ander-
son Motor Sales company of Birmingham
won on the best automobile roadster
, For the best touring cars and limousines.
the Newell Automobile company was
awarded first prize. For auto-trucks and
truck tires, the Cruse-Crawford Manu-
featuring company were awarded first
nCf tcr,1a "a -
the International Harvester Company of
America. Best display of road machin-
cry, Good Roads Machine company of
Birmingham. On by-products of coal the
prize went to Semet-Solvay company of
Ensley.
AGRICULTURAL AWARDS
County exhibits: Crenshaw, first prize:
Montgomery. second; Culman, third;
Lauderdale, fourth; Chiffon, fifth. Indi-
vidual exhibits r. c.. Galloway, first
prize: C. M. Crutchf1eld, second; Lee A.
Naftel third. Best clover hay: Mrs. S.
E. Bruce, first; Charles Derrick, second.
Best Alabama tobacco: J. I. Montgom-
cry, first; w. c. Mattel second Best
cured ham: Mrs. s. E. Bruce, first; j.
s. Montgomery, second. Fruits and flow
ers exhibits: Vernon Derrick, first: H.
L. Kline, second. Apples: J. M. Crutch-
field first; G. c. Crutchfield, second. Dis
play of cotton in stalk and lint. John
Aderholt, first; w. C. Mattel second.
Small grain: w. C. King, first. Largest
and best display of corn: J. r. Cole first;
E. c. Dobbs, second; Marcus Oden, third.
BOYS CORN CLUBS
| Boys Corn club: Jefferson county, first
prize; Crenshaw, second; Marion, third;
Cullman, fourth. Special prize for ion
| best ears of corn; ]. A Montgomery, first
prize: r. C. Galloway. second. Display
of peanuts: w. L. Burgess, first; j. s.
Montgomery. second. Sugar cane: J.
H. Hand, first; w. l.. Burgess second
Best and largest display of molasses:
DR.. J. A. Mattel, first; ]. T. Coffman. Sec
ond. Best and largest display of sweet
potatoes John Evers, first: Dewey
! Crutchfeld, second. Best and largest
display of Irish potatoes: John Evers
| first. Best display of COW peas: Mrs
S. E. Bruce.
POULTRY AWARDS
| Judging the poultry show is progress.
| ing nicely, although a large number OF
| birds have not been inspected yet, the
number on display being so large that
| it will be necessary to take three days
| to finish, according to Robert West OF
| Montgomery, who is doing the judging
Following are the awards made in this
| department TO date
| Barred Plymouth Rocks--J. w. Hanks
third prize cock; ]. S. Smith, first prize
| cock, second and Fifth prize hens, fourth
and fifth prize pullets and first prize
| pen H. l.. Rails first and third prize
| pullets; A. M. Pearson, Jr., second cock
| and first prize hen; Mack Murphy, first
| prize cock third and fourth prize hen
| second prize cockerel, second prize pull
! let and second prize pen.
| White. Plymouth Rocks-J. w. Hanks
| first prize hen, first prize crew, first
and second and third prize pullets; Mrs
| Francis Whitiker, first prize cock, sec,
ond and third prize hens, fourth and fifth
prize pullets.
! White Wyandottes-J. w. Hanks, first
| second and third prize cocks, first, sec
ond and third prize hens. first, fourth
!, and fifth prize pullets, first. second and
third prize cockerels; Mack Murphy
| fourth prize cock, fourth prize coclxerel
| fourth prize hen. second and third priz,
prliets.
Single Comb White Leghorns-J. S
| Smith, fourth prize pen: t. T. Culber
son. second prize pullet; H. H. Thomas
| second prize cock, first and fourth priz
| hens; Mrs. Florence Forbes, fourth priz
/ pullet; Alabama Leghorn Farm company
| first, second. third, fourth and fifth priz,
| cockerels, first, third and fifth prize pull
| let's, first, second and third prize pens
! Mack Murphy, first, third and fourtl
| cocks, second and third prize hens.
4 Single Comb Brown Leghorns-J. w
/ Hanks, second prize cock: Mrs Flor
ence Forbes, first cock, first and sec
| ond cockerels, first, second and thirt
i prize hens, first. second and third priz
! pulletS Mrs. Forbes also Won the A