Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-29
POULTRY ASSN
TO HOLD SHOW
ELEVENTH EXHIBITION AT
EAGLES HALL NEXT
WEEK

in this city week from today, to
continue through Monday, January g..
The association has established rep
putation for holding poultry shows
of quality, cooped and handled to rank
with the foremost in Wisconsin.
Hundreds of birds will be entered
from throughout the state and there
viii be a large group of Marathon
county fanciers who will enter many
varieties. The services of George a.
4 Heyl, of Washington, ILL.,, widely
known and experienced Judge, have
been obtained to place awards under
the comparison system Of Judging.
Competition is open to all.
Entries by Jan
According to the announcement of
the association, all entries will close
on Wednesday, January 4th. at mid
night. A small fee of thirty-fiye cents
will be charged on all specimens COM
peting for awards, and an additional
fee of $1.50 for breeding or exhibition
pens. All birds entered should be
banded and entries should be accom-
panied by remittance.
| The officers of the central Wiscon-
sin Poultry association, who will di-
rect the show, follow: l.. ID. Crooks,
president; Henry Prochnow, first vice
president; j. O. Goertz, second vice
president, and August G, Polster, sec
retary-treasurer. The directors of the
association are L. D. Crooks, ID. #.
O'Leary, John Fehl, Jr., e. Flatter,
Henry Prochnow, A. G.. Polster, J. o.
Goertz, A. G. Putteen and William
Neumann. Superintendents of the
show are Henry Prochnow, d. f.
1 O'Leary and j. O. Goertz
The show will be cooped in the most
modern wire coops and all birds are
to be given the most careful atten-
tion both as to handling and feed
ing. Exhibitors are requested to have
their names printed or marked on
each box to prevent any mistake in ex-
changing shipping boxes.
Special Cups
A number of special silver cups are
TO be awarded The first Is the city
officers cup, for the champion fe-
male in the show This attractive
fcup was won in 1915 by Fred Leveque
of Amigo; in 1916 by l.. II. Cook, of
this city; in 1917 by c. w. Porath
of this city; in 1918 by A. r. Sha-
franski of Stevens Point; in 1919 by
VIM. Hess Of Amigo; in 1920 by the
Rev. Geo. Beckmann of this city, and
in 1921 by Mrs. f. Draper of this
city. The Advancement association
cup for the best male in the Mediter-
ranean class was won in 1918 by j.
+. k'alkavage of Stevens Point; iIi
1919, by S. f. Taylor of Waupaca; in
1920 by VIM. II. Yerk of Ripon, ana
in 1921 by Mike Forsmo of Wausau.
| ,sa{ nnl1
year offered in three classes. The
first is given to the best Wyandotte
male and was won in 1918 by A. f.
Bum, of this city; in 1919 by John
Tyson, OF SUPERIOR in 1920 by Guy
A. Roberts of Stevens Point, and III
1921 by F. +. Rogers, of Marion. The
second cup goes to the pest Mediter-
ranean female and was won in 1918
by Henry Papkalla of this city; in
1919 by Andrew ]. Miller, of this city;
in 1919 by Henry Papkalla for sec
ond time, and in 1921 by VIM. II. Yerk
of Ripon.
Other Caps
The Wilke cup for the best hen in
the American class went to l.. II.
Cook in 1916; G. w. Porath in 1917;
George A. Steltz in 1918; Robert Il.
Hochtritt in 1919; II. f. Bard of Man
ava in 1920, and to SteltZ and Brown
of this city in 1921. The third asso-
citation cup for the best pullet In the
American class was won by A. +.
Shafranski of Stevens Point in 1918;
G. w. Porath in 1919; Fred LeVeque
OF Amigo, In 1920, and James Adams
of this city in 1921.
The classification of breeds admit
Il. H.. ....I lad. Ia
Rocks, Wyandottes, Javas, Rhode Is
land Reds, American Dominiques.
Brahmas, Langshans, Cochins, Leg
horns, Minorcas. Black Spanish, Blue
Andalusians, Anconas, Cornish, Dork-
ings, Red Caps, Orpingtons, Sussex,
Polish, Hamburgs, La Fleche, Cam
pines, Games, Game Bantams, Malays,
Oriental Bantams and miscellane-
Gus group Of ten varieties. Besides
the cups there are many cash awards
to be made.
The names OF members of the Cen
trail Wisconsin Poultry Association
follow:
RI. G. Achterberg, James Adams,
Carl Behnke, Gust BentZ, Ferdinand
Bentz, Henry A. Belize, Percy Bishop,
Jay L. Brown, August j. Bum, DR..
-. u bubhe, ". ~ NOleHldH, b' H.
Cook e. Sons, Lawrence Cooper, l..
ID. Crooks, Bert Dake. NJ. G. Ewing,
John Fehl, Jr., Emil Flatter, NJ. Fors-
mo. Anton Gaetzman, ]. 0. Goertz,
Theodore, Goertz, r. Il. Hochtritt, Otto
Juers, Herman Kaiser, Frank Homes
Herman Krause, VIM. Krause, Jr.,
Chas Krumrey, Ferd. Kuether Carl
Larson, Or. A. II. Lemke, b. A. Baabs,
A. j. Miller, Frank Mas, Fred Metz
Ike. VIM. r. Neuman, ID. +. O'Leary,
Henry Papkalla, Louis Peneau, Bry-
ant c. w Porath, Henry Prochnow,
Albert A. Putteen, Otto Pophal, A. G.
Polster, Chas. Quade, Edward J. Seim.
Anton Stef, NJ. l.. Smith, George A.
Steltz, Otto Sorges, Aug. Sparbel. c.
o. Telyea, Emil Tesch Harry Torzew-
ski, Andy Zachek, H. o. Zielsdorf.