Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-08
MADE
FOR POULTRY
EXHIBITION
LOCAL CHICKEN FANCIERs
MAKE GOOD sHOWlNG--MRS.
TUCKER EXHIBITS PRIZE TuR.
KEYs-sECRETARY OF c. On
c. ASSISTS POULTRY ASSN.

There were over twice the number
OF birds exhibited at the Poultry
Show as were shown ot the last an
nual exhibition in Medford, last Jan
uary. The Rhode Island Red class
was the largest, taking one entire
row OF coops, and the competition
was keen.
In tho Leghorn class, T. o. Smith
OF Ashland made very attractive
display of exhibition birds that were
not competing for premiums, but be-
Ing displayed in Il large cage or pen
gave opportunity for special atten-
tion. Mr.. Smith has taken many or
ders for baby chicks, besides selling
all surplus stock
E. p. Morton of Ashland won four
regular and two special premiums on
four entries in the White Rock class,
having some very choice birds.
1 A. Mcmillan of Ashland was also
big winner in the Anconas and
won specials for the best birds in
the Mediterranean class.
Some extra fine Bronze turkeys
were shown by Mrs. Tucker and the
big Tom was guessed to weight 40
pounds.
/ Choice Indian Runner ducks were
shown by II. Teabush OF Silverton,
Oregon, who also showed extra fine
Toulouse geese.
I G. W. Speieht of Hubbard Oregon,
had one of the finest exhibitions of
Black Mlnorcas seen in long time
and carried away many premiums.
besides selling several $1,000 birds.
The Plymouth Rock banner went
TO J. w. Wheeler of Eugene, Jackson
county birds coming in second and
third. Mr.. Wheeler also exhibited
fine lot of Buff 0rpingtons.
Checks for the premium money will
be mailed TO all winners by Secre-
tary ]. H. Fuller of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Ernest Webb, president of the
Southern Oregon Poultry association
devoted the entire week to as
sistlng in, making ii success of the
poultry show, owing to the secretary
OF the association being in the east,
the secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce has attended to this work
/, In order to insure the continuance
OF the show as an annual event ev-
eryOne interested in poultry is in
vited to become a member OF tho as
soclatiOn. annual dues being ST.
Following are the prize winners for
the poultry:
Rhode Island Reds.
Ernest Webb, 1st cock; 1st, 3rd
hen; lst pullet; 3rd cockerel; lst pen !;
also special for best exhibit in Amer.
ican class
j. II. Priest, End cock; heaviest bird
in the show.
! Mrs +. Fl. Dressler, 3rd cock; End
hen; LIST and End cockerel; End and
3rd pullet; 2nd pen.
Partridge Wyandottes.
Mrs. f. l.. March, LIST and End cock
erels.
c. W. Lyman. lst old pen; LIST
young pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
W. p Rattle. lst hen, lst cockerel,
White WyandOttes.
John Henry Elmore, 1st cock. End
cockerel; lst hen; lst young pen;
LIST pullet.
Rose W. Bllderdike, 1st cockerel.
NJ. Il. Walker, lst old pen.
Barred Rocks.
j. w. Wheeler. lst cock; LIST. End
hen; lst cockerel lst, End pullets
/ A. T. Lathrop. 2nd cockerel
G. O. Van Natta. 3rd cockerel.
W. p, Rattle. Srd pullet.
White Rocks.
Il. II. Parson, lst cock: 3rd cock
erel End pullet.
f. 2. Morton, lst and End cockerel;
lst and 3rd pullet; also special pre-
MUM for best bird in the show. Best
bird in American class.
Black Langshangs.
Mrs. F. MILESTONE. LIST cock; LIST
hen; lst. End. 3rd cockerel; lst. End
pullet also best bird in Asiatic class.
Light Brahmas.
W. r. Rattle. LIST and End hen.
Buff Oipington.
l.. W. Wheeler. lst eockerel; LIST
pullet: lst pen.
Anconas.
Floyd Timmons. End cock; 1st
cockerel End pullet.
A. Mcmillan. 1st cock: 3rd hen;
End cockerel list pullet; End young
pen; 1st old pen: best exhibit in Med
: iterranean class.
Mrs. G.. W Spelght. 3rd cock: End
hen; lst young pen.
Black MinOrcas.
G. W. Speight. LIST cock: LIST and
End hen; LIST and End oockerel; LIST
pullei; best bird in Mediterranean
class.
Mrs. A. X. Kineaid. 3rd eocGerel.
Black LeghOrn.
C. II. Diekerson. LIST pullet.
Brown Iegliorns.
g. IT. DickersOn. 3rd pullet.