Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-26

with the work of the judges near
ing completion at the Southeastern
fair, the following additional list of
awards Is announced:
Kentucky Red Berkshires
Aged boars: First, r. 7. Bruce; second,
W. o. Walker; third, w. B. Turley. Senior
W. B. Turley; third w. o. Walker. Junior
yearling boars First r. T. Bruce; second
and third w. B. Turley. Senior boar pigs:
First and third, R. T. Bruce; second, w. B.
Turley. Junior boar pigs First, second and
third, W. B. Turley.
Senior yearling sows: First, W. o. Walk
er; second w. B. Turley; third, r. T.
Bruce. Junior yearling sows: First, W. B..
Turley; second, R. T. Bruce; third, W. O..
Walker. Junior sow pigs: First, r. G..
Hubbard; second and third, W. b. Turley
Old herds: First and second, r. T. Bruce
third, W. b. Turley. Produce of SOW:
First, R. T. Bruce; second and third, W. B..
Turley. Junior champion boar, w. B. Tur-
ley. Senior champion sow, r. T. Bruce.
Junior champion SOW, r. T. Bruce.
Grand champion sow, R. T. Bruce.
Chester Whites
Arthur Mosse; third, P. L. Johnson. Senior
yearling boars: First Arthur Mosse; second,
r. L. Hogshead; third, P. L. Johnson. Ju-
nior yearling boars: First, L. c. Willett;
second, Arthur Mosse; third, R. L. Hos
head. Senior boar pigs: First, Arthur
ALosse; second, K. L. Johnson; third, L. G.
Willett.
Junior boar pigs: First, A. ]. Owen;
second, Arthur Mosse; third, Il, l.. Iogs-
head. Aged sows: First, L. q. Wil!ett;
second, Arthur, Mosse; third, frank Bennett.
Senior yearlings sows: First and third, L. G.
WiIlet; second, Arthur MosSe. JUNIOR year
ling sows: First, A. ]. Owen; second Ar
thur Mosse; third, L. G. Willett. Senior
second, L. c. Willett.
Owen and son; second, Arthur Mosse. Old
herd: First, Arthur Mosse; second, R. L.
herd: First, Arthur Mosse; second, R. L.,
Hogshead; third, L. c. Willett.
Herd bred by exhibitor: First, Arthur
Moose; second, L. G. Willett; third, A. j.
Mosse; second, L. c: Willett; third, A. j..
Produce of dam: First and third, L. C.
Willett; second, Arthur Mosse. Senior cham
pion boar: L. c. Winett. Junior champion
boar, Mosse and Mosse;. grand champion
boar, L. c. Willett. Senior champion SOW :
A. j., Owen and son. Junior champion SOW:
Mosse and Mosse. Grand champion SOW
Mosse and Mosse.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT
The Harper Farm, of Alabama, won the
best display with thirty-five varieties of
from two to six entries in each class.
White Crested Polish to Harper.
w. NJ. Stephenson, of Decatur, won the
second display.
display in one breed with his S. G. White
Leghorns.
G. A. Kellogg, of Decatur, won second
display, one variety.
J. j. Hemperly won the Fulton county
cup with his fine display of Buff Orping-
TONS
Griffin Red Farm. Griffin, Ga, won the
specials for best cock and hen in the r. L.
Red class.
Mrs. r. L. SIeador, Peachtree road At
Ianta. won special best hen in R. I. Reds.
Charles 1. Translou, of Atlanta, won the
special on R. 1. Red cockerel.
E. W. Grogan, of Atlanta, won the spe-
cal on r. l. Red pullet
The awards were as follows:
Rhode Island Reds-Cocks First, Griffin
Red Farm; second, third and fourth, J. O.
Mcknight, of Atlanta. Hens First, third
and fourth, Mrs. Meador; second, G.: G.;
and fourth, C. I. Transou; seemed and fifth,
DR.. E. Smith, of Jonesboro Pulets: First
and third, E. W. Grogan; second, Mrs.
Meador; fourth, Mrs. Mary Huck; fifth, Mrs.
second, Mrs. Meador: third, G. c. Smith;
fourth, DR.. e. Smith; fifth, Engelbrecht &
Cratzscher, of Atlanta.
S. C. White Leghorns-Cocks All to
Prim. Hens: First, Harper; second and
third, Prim; fourth and fifth, Stephenson
Cockerels: First, second. third and fifth
Prim; fourth F. T. Agricola, of Gadsden.
Ala. Pullets: First. second, third and
fourth, Prim; fifth, Agricola. Pens: First
and third, Prim; second, Harper; fourth
and fifth, Stephenson.
Buff Orpingtons-Mr. Hemperly nearly
cleaned the boards, losing only second hen,
first and fourth cockerels and second pullet
to Harper.
White Wyandottes-The White Wyandotte
Farm, of Smyrna, had a full string of ele-
CANT birds and won everything but first
pen, which went to Raymond McLeroy.
Partridge Rocks were a fine display and
the competition was very close. Cocks:
First, Kellogg; second, G. j. Mall Hens:
First, second ard third, Kellogg; fourth and
fifth, Mail. Cockerells: First and second,
brey; fifth, Stephenson Pens: First, third
and fourth, Kellogg; second, Stephenson.
Barred Rocks-Cocks: Mrs. r. A. Yer
dier, of LAGRANGE, won first; Prim, second.
Pulets: First, Mrs. Verdier; second, Prim !;
third, fourth and fifth, Leroy McElroy.
Pens: McElroy.
Anconas-Cocks: Mrs. verdier. Hens:
First, Harper: cecond, third and fourth,
| Stephenson. Cockerels: First, Harper; sec
Ond, third and fifth, Stephenson; fourth,
| Mrs Verdier. Pullets: Firts and third,
Stephenson; second and fifth, Mrs. Verdier;
| fourth, Harper.
second, L. E. Wootten, Of Columbus, Ga.