Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1918-01-10
final AWARDS AT
THE POULTRY AND
PET STOCK SHOW
Ribbons. Now Decorate the
Cages, Pens and Kennels
Close Competition for
Prizes in Bench Show.

Prizes in Bench Show.
All prizes have now been awarded by
Judge Coats at the Idaho Poultry and
Pet Stock associations annual show.
Ribbons now adorn the cages, pens and
kennels of the prize winners which
adds much to the attraction of the
show from a spectators standpoint.
Judge Coats took up the judging OF
the rabbits Wednesday at noon. He
completed the work at o'clock and
later judged the dogs by class. The
bench show offers unusual attrac-
tons because of the close competition.
The contest for the best dog in the en-
tire show was hard one to decide, but
the award fell to Otto Jones, owner of
Happy" one of the best pointers in
the entire northwest. Other dogs which
were lined up for the final decision
were the English setter owned by
Walter Keef, and the Boston Terrier
owned by Harry Thompson. both of
which won prizes in their class.
Among the pretty exhibits in the
bench show are the white Scotch COL
lies exhibited by Miss Alma Barber of
Cambridge. She brought the animals
here from her kennels for the show and
was rewarded by capturing first prizes
in the white Scotch collie class.
Two of the big loving cups. given as
special awards for poultry, were won
by Payett'a breeders, Wilbur Clayton
| getting the Golden Rule cup for the
best pen of any variety with a beau
| tiful pen of White Leghorns, and ]. b.
Wherry winning the Boise City Ma
tional bank cup for the highest scor-
ing parti- colored fowl.
| 1t was late Wednesday night be-
fore the judging was completed, a spe-
cial effort being made by Judge Coats
to clean up the awards so that visitors
might have two full days to view the
exhibits after the ribbons were given.
| Following is the entire list of awards
made Wednesday afternoon and night.
COLLiES.
Earl Chapman. Boise, first on male
and winner of special prize for best
collie in show. either sex.
| Frieda Reethman, Pardee, first on
female in open class, first in novice.
class, first in maiden class, first in
limit class and first on puppy.
c. S. Sherman, Boise-Female with
litter. first prize.
O. II. Herbig, Boise-Second on male
and second on female; Charles Head
rick Boise, third on male.
Charles A. Roe, Boise. second on fe-
male in open class and second In
maiden class.
BULLS.
Harry Thomr son, Boise, Owvhee
hotel, Boston Terrier, first in open
class, first in maiden class, first in
novice class, first on best decorated
kennel and best dog in show of bull
breed
Otto Jones, Boise. French bull; first
on male in open class
r. II. Johnson. Boise, Boston bull
terrier; first in open class
! Frank E. Johnesse, Boise, bull dog
first in open class.
Irene Starrh, Boise, Boston bulldog;
first in open class.
| A. II. Ball, Boise, English pit bull
first in open class.
Mrs. Edna Stroup. Boise, English
bull female with litter; first in open
class for females.
George Ina, Boise, English bull
puppy; first and second in class; sec
ond for best decorated kennel
Mrs. F. NJ. Ruiz, Boise, bull mastiff;
first and second on male.
CHESAPEAKE.
! Thomas +. ArmiStcad, Jr., Boise;
| first on dog in open class.
| WHITE SCOTCH COLLIES.
Miss Alma Barber, Cambridge; first
in open class, first in maiden class and
| first in novice, first on female.
| SPlTZ.
f. l.. Roberts, Boise, first on female
Mrs. Paul Andrews, Portland: first
on male.
ENGLISH Settlers.
Walter keefe, Boise: first in open
class, first in maiden class. first on fe-
male and winner of special prize for
best English setter in show, either sex.
Asa Tillotson. Boise; first on male.
| Louis Roos, Boise; second on male.
j. b. Terry, Boise; third in open
class; first on puppy.
POMERANIANS.
Mrs. l.. A. Wright, Boise; first.
RUSSIAN WOLF HOUNDS.