The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-14
SHOW WAS SUCCESS
ALL WAY THROUGH
SHOW WAS SUCCESS
ALL WAY THROUGH
Magnificent Display of Rabbits,
Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys, CAVES,
Cats, Dogs and Others

The pet stock and poultry show
held under the direction of the Cald-
we'll Pet Stock association last week
| was the most successful undertaking
of its kind ever held in Idaho There
was a better display and more en-
thusiasm among breeders and fanciers
than at any similar show ever held
| The attendance was good.
Financially the venture was a sue
cess. The association has reported to
the Commercial club. The report
shows all expenses paid and neat
balance of over 5000 on hand for the
second annual show.
Local Men Responsible.
Local breeders and fanciers are en-
tirely responsible for the show. Local
men framed the premiums, secured OF
furnished the exhibits, took care oil
the exhibits and did everything neces.
sary. Prominently identified with the
success of the venture are Messrs
Erwin, Black, Newell and Ruddock
The presence of Mr. Gibson, secretary
of the national association, undoubted.
ly did much to make the show the
i great success it was.
Premium Winners.
The complete list Of premiums
awarded are given below. 1t may be
stated that every cup, ribbon ant
premium won was delivered to tht
winner the last day Of the show. Nc
premium winner had to wait for hi:
premium
Poultry Winners-Barred Rocks.
c, c. Bibble of Payette sent hi.
$500 cockerel. The entry came If
too late except for a special premium
which Mr. Ribble won. This cockere
is Rarred Rock.
R. T. McConoughey won first or
Barred Rock cockerel on pen specia
prize.
| N. E. Jones first on cock: second OF
cockerel
Rev. F. L. Cook fist and second OF
hens; third. bullets
H G. Peckham. third cockerel
Mrs. Erwin, second on pullets, COO,
H. M Ruddock. sweepstakes
Barred Rocks bullets. first over all
w H. McC1rstev won second priz
on his pen Of White Wvandottes.
T. H. Wilkins won first prize OF
his Columbia Wvandottes.
N. ] Shumake won first on hi
Silver Spangled Hamburg cockerel.
Ed Perry took second on his Barre,
. Rocks.
]. A. Meadows. of Parma, won frs
second and third prizes on his Whit
Plymouth Rock pullets.
R. A. Thornton won second prize
on his rose comb Rhode Island Re
7 cocke-e1s and bullets.
G. s. Huff of Wilder took first o.
Buff Orpineton pullets first on cock
l erel and second on pullets and spec
S ial prize on his COOP.
Mrs. F. A. Bradshaw. first and sec
t ond prize on Rhode Island Red cock
k erels.
G. 0. Adams. second prize on whit
Wvandotte cockerels.
DR.. Write of Pavette. entered hi
chickens too late to be classified.
Earl Boyes, first prize on Buff Roc
cockerel and second and third on But
S Rock pullets.
I L. A. Lowry. third prize on Blac
t single comb Minorcas.
g N, F, Jones, first on single com
n white Lephorn cockerel. Sweepstake
v on single comb white Leghorn frs
d second and third on white Leghor
/. hens. First prize on pen of old bird
S white Leghorns. second prize o
Barred Rock cockerel; first prize an
e sweepstakes on White Lcghorn cool
r crcls, sweepstakes on pen of sing
II comb White Leghorns, and first, Sc,
|. ond and third prizes on single com
n White Icghorn pullets.
d Mrs. Q, NJ Doolittle. of Middleto
I first and second on Ancona hens ar
r first on Ancona cockerel,
r r, H. Connell second prize sing
s comb black minorca and third c
c single comb black minorca cockerel.
e Alfred Jensen. first prize on viii
n Orpington cockerel and first on viii
y Orpington hen.
= A. F. Gipson, first prize on pen
IT Golden Buttercups.
A. II, M. Ruddock. first prize barr,
: Plymouth Rock pullets. Sweepstak
over whole house on pullets. Fir
and second prizes on Black Minor
cockerels.
Walker and Paisley. first prize I
wild ducks.
& A Mr. Bennings received first pri
&c on his exhibit of ducks.
m r. F. BARTLETT, first prize on turke,
lie Iae Yoder. of Meridian had sever
RS prize winning hens, he got first pri
S. on Indian runner ducks, first on VIII
SC Wyandotte pullets. second and thi
n on white Wyandotte pullets, first
n White Wyandotte cockerel, first
pen of young Wyandottes, first
n. white Wyandotte cockerel and fiji
prize and sweepstakes on pen of VIII
r. Wyandottes, first on white Wyando
p capons.
A Freak.
k G.. s. Huff of Wilder had on ex
ne bition a freak that YVES raised by
nc little girl at Wilder, It's cross
ke tween a guinea hen and Rhode
ey land Red cockerel.
pc Rabbits and Hares.
n, Steel Gray Flemish-Senior buck:
Mrs. r. w, Barber, Boise first, S