The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-27
ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW
AWARDS DISTRIBUTED
Prizes and Ribbons Go To Many Sections of North
west-PanI1andle Poultry Association Annual
Election Held Last Evening"

The sixth annual show of the Pan
handle Poultry association closed in
this city yesterday afternoon with the
awarding of ribbons and prizes. The
awards made by Oscar Nelson of Coeul
d'Alene, judge of the show, were as fol.
lows:
Barred Rocks-Orville Brown, Coeu1
d'Alene, 1 ok. Culbert & Sims, Spo-
kane, ok, hen. Frank Kostka, Col
Vile, Wash, 2 hen Washington State
college, 1 ckl, / pul.
White Wyandottes-P. B. Carter, 1
ok, A hen, ckl, pull, L old pen.
Rudolph Pazer, Colfax, 2 ck,,s3 hen, 4
ckl, 2 pull, 1 yng pen. w. c. Cox, Hep
ner, Ore, 2 hen, 1 ckl, 1 pul. Wash
ington State college, ckl, pull.
Rhode Island Reds-R. g. Bailey,
Lewiston, ck Nordby Bros, Genesee,
2 OK, 1 hen, 8 yng pen. Smith &
Dart, Palouse, hen, 4 pul. Fred Voss,
Spokane, ckl. F. d. Mielke. Spokane,
2 ckl Washington State college,, 3
ckl, pull, yng pen. j. J. john
son, Palouse, ckl.
White Rocks-Theo. Stirewalt, Gar
field, all awards.
S. C. Buff Leghorns-A. G. King,
Spokane, 8 ok. Rudolph Pazer, all
others
s. C. Black Orpingtons-Lloyd E.
Briggs, College Place, all awards.
Anconas-C. S. Roberts, Butte, Mont,
all awards.
R. c. Rhode Island Whites-E. R.
and Jennie Headley, all awards
Light Brahamas-Paul A. Webb,
Coeur d'Alene, all awards
r. C. Rhode Island Reds-B. E. Col
lison, Kendrick, l 2 ok, 4 hen, l ckl.
Mrs. Frank Roberts, Kendrick 3 ok, 3
4 ckl, 1 pul, yng pen. E. R. and
Jennie Headley, 4 ok, | hen, ckl, 2
pul. Frank Kostka, 3 hen. Victor c.
Rae, Spokane, 4 pul.
S. C. White Leghorns-J. J. Edwards,
Dayton, Wash, l ok, 1 2 hen,
J. j. Johnson, 4 ck Washington State
college, 8 hen, 2 old pen.
Columbian Wyandottes-C. B. Viii
son, all awards.
Pearl Guineas-John Jacksha, all
awards.
Capital Specials-P B. Carter, Amer
lean class best pen; Lloyd e. Briggs,
English class, best pen; w. Claude Cox,
highest scoring bird; Washington
State college, best pen Rhode Island
Reds; J. ]. Edwards. Mediterranean
class, best pen; Paul A. Webb, Asiatic
class, best pen; J. J. Edwards, highest !
scoring pen in the show.
Cash prizes for display = c. H. |
Thompson, first largest and best, Eng |
lish and Asiatic classes; Miss Lucy |
Scudder of North Yakima, second; L. |
e. Biggs, third.
Largest and best display, Mediter-
ranean class-B. E. Collision, first; !
Mrs. Frank Roberts, second; E. R.
and Jennie Headley, third
Largest and best display in the show
B. E. Collision, first; J. J. Edwards,
second; Mrs Frank Roberts, third.
Poultry Association Elects
At an enthusiastic and we'll attend
ed meeting of the Panhandle Poultry
association held last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Prem Moore, president;
w. A. Lauder, vice president; l.. r.
Scott, secretary; H. Melgard, treas
urer, and Robert Oldenburg, superin-
tendent.
A general review of the work done
during the past year was gone over
and other business transacted looking
to the betterment of the poultry bus
mess in general and the success in
particular of the local organization.
The report of the treasurer showed
that after paying for the making of
lot of new coops and all other neces-
sary expenses. the association will
close It's HSCdl yedl Will d iC" uoiioi .
in the treasury with which to start the
new season. The time selected for the {
new show is the last week in January,
during the holding of the annual
Farmers and Housekeepers' Week at {
the university Oscar Nelson of Occur It
d'Alene, who judged the exhibits this /
year, will be reengaged for the next t
show. I
1t was decided to continue the pres
ent system of judging by scoring, i
since the show is one to encourage t
breeders, instead of adopting