Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-04
TURKEYS IT SHOW
ATTRACT ATTENTION !
lsAWARDs ARE MADE

6AvVARUS Ait MAUI
1Grs. J. D. Beck Of Mayfield
Wins Sweepstakes on Tur-
keys Al Awards Given and
Names Of Owners on Pens.
Turkeys were among the chief at
fractions at the Poultry and Pet
stock show today. Not because it was
near Christmas, but because as fine
birds as were ever put on exhibition
ut 3 western show had their ribbon
awards. Mrs. ]. o. Beck of Mayfield.
Cltpp e Walker stock, took sweep
stakes In the turkey division. With
the pure Clipp bronze Tom which won
first prize at the Madison Square Gar
den show in 1918, she won first prize.
This bird weighs IS pounds and Is Dig
As q young calf. Mrs. Beck paid SlOO
for this Tom and the bronze on him
blases like IS gold piece among
handful of pennies. The hen on winch
she took first prize cost $50.
Mrs. Browning of Caldwell came In
Tor second money In the turkey divi-
sion. winning second on Tom. second
on hen and third and fourth on young
hens. Her old Tom tipped the beam
at 45 pounds.
Other exhibitors to win prizes on
turkeys were Miss Sarah Hannah OF
Notus and Mrs. s. L. Heyde OF May
field.
The loving cups have all been
awarded, the names of the owners are
In and the visitors at the show can
now see who breeds purehred chickens
and ra bbits in Idaho and other western
states.
But two days more remain In which
the public can view the show and II
the attendance is not better the bal
ance of the week it will mean the last
show for Boise.
The remaining list of prize winners
are as follows:
First and second on cockrcl-J. NJ.
Johns SumptOr, Ore.
RHODE ISLAND REFS.
First. second and third on cock
Mrs. c. A. Roe, Ivywild.
X First, second, third and fourth on
hens--Mrs Z. A. Roe. lvywild.
First, second, fourth and sixth on
cockrel-Mrs G.. A. Roe.
Third and fifth on cockrel--W. Scott
Doig.
First, second, third, fourth, fifth and
sixth on pullets, w. Scott Doig
First on old pen-Mrs. c. A. Foe.
First, third. fourth and fifth on
young pen--W. Scott Doig.
Second on young pen-Mrs. c. A.
BLACK MlNoRcAs.
First on cock--Clark Mcclellan.
Second on cock-Wilbur Clayton,
Payette.
First fourth and fifth on hen Will
bur Clayton.
Second, third and sixth on hen
Oswell DeRuiz.
First on cockrel--Oswell DeRuix.
Second on cockrel--Wilbur Clayton
Third on cockrel--William Scott
Doig.
Fourth on cockrel-Clark Mcclellan
Fifth on cockrel-J. w. Kaigler
First, second and fourth on pullet-
Clark Mcclellan.
Third and fifth on pullet-oswell
DeRuiz.
Sixth on pullet--J. w. Kaigler.
First on old pen-Clark Mcclellan.
Second on old pen---Wilbur Clayton.
First on young pen--Oswell DeRuiz.
Second on young pen-Clark Nc
Clellan.
Third on young pen--J. W. Kaigler.
WHITE MiNoRcAS.
First and second on cockrel - r. r.
Small. Rose station.
First ana second on pullet-R. Z.
Small.
BLUE ANpALUslAN.
Second on cock-John Cove, r. ID.
No. ..
First on hen and first, second and
third on pullet. John Cove.
WHITE ORPiNGTONS
First on pullet-Mrs. E. o. Atwood,
Boise.
BUFF oRPlNeToNs
First, second and third on cockerel-
Mrs. A. Vystrical.
Fourth on cockerel-Marian Adams,
Eoise.
First, second, third and fourth on
pullet-Mrs. A. Vystrcal.
Fifth on pullet-Marian Adams
First OH young pen-Mrs. A. Vys-
trical.
Second on young pen-Marian Ad-
ANS.
First and second on cock--John Cove
Boise.
First, second. third. fourth and fifth
on hen-J0hn Cove.
First and second on old pen--Johr
Cove.
BROWN LEcHoRNs
First, second and third on cockerel--
Second, third, fourth and fifth on pull.
let and second on young pen-L. S
Smitchzer.
BUFF LEcHoRNs
Second on cock--William Scott Doig
First, second, third and fourth OF
hen--William Scott Doig.
First, second and third on cockerel-