El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-17
E PASO GIRLS
CHICKEN Wins

Stella Draper, who lives at the
Austin Park pumping station. won
the first prize OF IS for the best eI-
hibit at the poultry show. in Liberty
hall, shown by members OF the boys
and girls poultry club. Miss Ora
per's exhibit consisted Of two Rhode
Island Red pullets- Her care OF the
chickens and her knowledge OF
chicken raising were elements enter
ing into the awarding OF the prize.
Francisco Rocha- OF HadlocE Place,
won three prizes OF 81 each for the
best pair, consisting Of cockrel and
hen; for the best pulet and for the
best cockereL The second best pair
was entered by Herbert Stertzing-
The second best pullet was entered
by Stella Draper, and the third By
the same entrant-
The best pair, egg type, Of White
LeEhorns was exhibited Dy Cuca
Cruz. Of Tobin Place, for which he
was awarded IS. Cuca Cruz also
won 81 for the best cockerel Of this
type. Lloyd Blackwell, Of Orchard
Park, was awarded 81 Tor the best
pullet OF this type
Jack Stallings, Of Belen. Tex, won
first prize. 81, for the best pair OF
Barred Rocks. Cuca Cruz had the
champion cockerel Of the Junior ex-
hibit- Announcement Of the prizes to
the boys and girls poultry club was
made Saturday BY Miss Helen Hub
bard Swift, OF the chamber OF com
Doors to the rabbit and poultry
show viii be open until 10 o'clock
tonight, so as TO give all persons
an opportunity TO see the show who
have not had an opportunity 10 at
tend the show earlier this week.
Move Exhibits Sunday.
Although we regret very much to
have TO work on Sunday, said J.
Whitney Webb, director OF the Poul-
try association. ''it Will be necessary
for US 70 move the exhibits from
Liberty hall as soon as the show IS
over For this reason every person
who has any exhibit in the show
should be at Liberty hall at o'clock
Sunday morning TO get his poultry
or rabbits"
It was announced Saturday that
there are 10 rabbits in the rabbit
show. Judge John c. Fehr, OF In
dianapolis, Ind, who judged the rab-
bits, is one Of the largest breeders
Of rabbits in the country. Mr. Fehr
bought five OF the prize winning
grey Flemish rabbits TO take back
with him 70 his rabbitry.
Prizes Awarded
The following prizes were awarded
TO owners OF the finest pigeons5
Flying HOmers, II. +. Mabry, Bis
bee Arlz-, first. second and third on
old cocks, first, second. third and
fifth on old hens, first, second, fourth
ana fifth on young cocks, first and
fourth on young hens, Ross Lock
hart, 2409 Montana street, first on
cock first on hen; sam Whalley, Bis
bee, Ariz-, first and second on cock.
second on hem John Burt, Bisbee,
Arlz-s first on cock second on hen
Giant Runts, Mrs /. n. Craver, 1121
East Cotton avenue, first, silver cock,
first on silver hen, first on silver
pullet, first on blue cock. second on
blue pulet, first on dun cockerel,
first on dun pullet, In on white
cockerel, first on white outlet, sec
ond on white cockerels third on white
hen
White Runts, clifton Bliech, So
North Florence street, third on cock,
fourth on hen; Ross Lockhart, 2409
Montana street, first on cock, second
on hen, first on pullet.
Fan TAIL Andres Valdez, first and
second on cock first and second on
hen
Carneaux and White King, ]. D.
Jacks zsOl fremont street, ali prizes.
Red Young SQUAD farm, 107 South
stanton street. second on young cock.
third on young hen
yellow, Young SQUAD farm, 1O7
south stanton street. first on young
cock tlrst on young hen; Ross Lock
hart, z409 Montana street, fourth on
cock fourth on hen
Maltese " hite, Young SQUAD farm,