The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-11
Special Prizes Were Awarded on Final
Day-WilI Plan For Larger
Quarters Next Year.

by the Escambia Poultry Association
came to a close last night. and from
every angle 1t was a success; an even
greater success than the association
officials had anticipated. This IS the
first exclusive poultry show that has
ever been staged in this county, but
by no means is it going to be the last.
for Immediately after the close of this
show plans will begin to get under
way for next years event.
When asked If he had anything to
say last night, Secretary Holland, who
worked day and night since the show
opened, said. Gust tell the people that
the show has been oven more success
full than we anticipated, and that we
are grateful to all those who in any
way contributed to its success" Mr..
Holland lamented over the fact that
the show rooms were not large enough
for all the entries to be arranged as
they should have been, but said, that
owing to the success of this years
event it would be possible for the as
ISOLATION to secure more space for the
next show and to display each exhibit
in a special exhibition coop.
Capt. Joseph Harper, who had near
" 200 of his choicest birds on exhibit
said that the association could depend
on him for large entry next year. He
expresses himself as being we'll pleased
with the show in every respect. But
he is not the only one for there are
many poultry growers and persons
who are in no way connected with that
game who have complimented the show
very highly.
We publish herewith complete list
of the special prizes which the winners
brought to the exhibitors. These do
not include the prize money given by
the association:
Special Prizes
4 One silver trophy cup for highest
scoring bird in show, given by Escam-
Lia Poultry Association, won by S. ID.
Wright, Columbus, Ga.
4 One silver trophy cup for highest
scoring pen of any variety in show, to
be given by Elebash Jewelry Co, won
by S. d. Wright, Columbus, Ga.
4 one copper trophy cup for largest
number of points scored by one ex-
hibitor, given by Piggy Wiggly Co.
won by Joseph Harper, Robertsdale,
ala.
one copper trophy cup for best
Barred Plymouth Rock in show, given
by Southern States Lumber Co., won
by Magnolia Farms.
One silver trophy cup for best
Rhode Island Red in show, given by
Diffenderfer Jewelry Co, won by w.
R. Gray, Pensacola.
One $3.50 rocker for best pen Of
Rhode Island Reds in show. given by
Rhodes Collins Furniture Co., won by
r. o.. Gilmore, City.
One bale poultry wire C ft.) for best
pen Barred Plymouth Rocks given by
Rays Corner Hardware, won by Mag
nolia Farms.
j Five Dollars in gold for best pen
White Leghorns in show, given by Sid
ney Bell, Parlor Market, won by Jo-
seph Harper.
5 Five dollars in gold for best pen Of
Anconas in show. given by T. L. Cant
& Co, won by Joseph Harper.
Ten dollar certificate on any suit
of clothes in store for highest scoring
male or female shown by one exhibit
tor, given by Bowes & Capers Cloth
ing Store won by ]. X. Edwards, City.
One $500 can Of cakes for highest
scoring Wyandotte. any variety, given
by National Biscuit Co, won by Mrs.
w T.. Gilmore, City.
Five dollars in merchandise for the
largest exhibit shown by any exhibit
tor outside of this state, given by L. z,
Gentry Clothing Co, won by Joseph
Harper.
One $500 gentleman's umbrella for
highest scoring Leghorn, any variety.
given by White & White Clothing Co.,
won by Joseph Harper.
Five dollars in merchandise for best
co1ored Ancona, either male or female,
given by John White Store, won by
Joseph Harper.
Gentleman's umbrella for best Rhode
Island Whites. given by L. e. Mobiles
Co. won by DR.. J. B. Tiller. City.
Five dollar lady's umbrella. for best
shaped Minorca in show. given by Poss
zalez, City.
Cornish Indian Game. given by A. Hem
~ White, won by j. X. Edwards City. |
Five dollars in merchandise for best
Light Brahma, given by Forcheimer's
Fashion shop, won by Joseph Harper.
Five dollar certificate on any suit
in store for best Blue Andelusian, given |
by Jos. Coleman Clothing Co, won by |
Joseph Harper.
Six dollar gold eyeglass nountings |
for best display of Buff Rocks, given |
by Ingram optical Co., won by r. E. |
Coleman. City.
Five dollar bottle Of perfume for the /
heaviest hen in show, given by Crys-
tai pharmacy, won by Joseph Harper.
Five dollar therTnos bottle for the
heaviest cock bird in show. given by |
Wilson Arms and Cycle Co, won by /
Joseph Harper.
One Ford inner tube for best display
OF turkeys, given by Fried Motor Car
Co. won by Julius Weidlich, Route A.
One $500 box Of candy for highest
scoring Ancona pullet, given by Ham
nah's Pharmacy, won by Joseph Har-
per.
One 1oo-pound sack Golden Hen