The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
POULTRY SHOW
ATTRACTS CROWD
LARGE EXHIBITS OF FINE BIRDS
WIN PRAISE FROM ALL
VISITORS

So successful in every way has been
the first two days OF the first annual
Moscow poultry show of the Moscow
Poultry association, at the WaShburn
and Wilson seed company, that al
ready plans aer being made for MAX
ing the show an annual event in Mos
cow Crowds flocked to the show all
day Friday to examine the more than
200 birds and large crowds are ex-
pected at the show on Saturday.
H. w. Hubert as secretary of the
association announced Friday thar d
meeting of the association would be
held at the show Saturday afternoon
at / O'Clock All interested in poul-
try, in the association, or in an an
nual poultry show in Moscow are in
vited to attend the meeting. Officers
for the coming year will be elected
and plans made for the second annual
show next year.
Visitors are Enthusiastic
Those who attended the show have
come away with enthusiastic reports
of the fine poultry exhibits on display.
The birds are well kept in attractive
pens with the ribbons of winners
placed prominently on display. The
best roosters and hens of the entire
county are on display and poultry
fanciers are we'll pleased with the
complete success of the show.
No admission is charged to the
show and the public is invited, free
OF charge, to look over every exhibit
The show will be open all day Satur
day and from to 8 o'ciocN this eve
ming. 2x
Mitchell Completes Judging
r. V. Mitchell, head of the Wash
ington State college poultry depart
ment, completed the work of Judging
the birds on Friday. The complete
list of prize winners will be announ-
ced officially in tomorrow's ISSUE of
The Star-Mirror Mr.. Mitchell eX-
pressed himself as we'll pleased with
the numerous entries and the fine
quality of the Latah county birds.
Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and
White Rocks are particularly good
exhibits, according to expert fanciers.
II. NJ Wilson of Moscow won the
highest prize or sweepstakes IN the
standard female class with hand
some Barred Rock pullet The high
est prize or sweepstakes in the stand-
ard male class was won by a White
Rock cock, entered by William Stap-
les of Moscow.
American Class Winners
In the American class sweepstakes
was again won in the standard female
class by ii. Nj. wilson With a RhOde
Island Red puIlet while William
Staples took off the sweepstakes in
the standard male class with a Rhode
Island Red cock.
In the Mediterranean class the en-
try of c. w Hungerford, a handsome
White Leghorn cock. carried off the
sweepstakes ribbon in the standard
male class H. w. Hulbert's White
Leghorn pullet was awarded the
sweepstakes prize in this division by
virtue of the entrys superior excel /
ence.
Wins English Division
NJ. W. Steinmates is the owner OF
he sweepstakes winner in the stand
ard female class of the English di-
Vision. His entry was a White Or (
oington pullet
e. E. Solberg of Troy carried away +
he honors for having the best and
argest exhibit of Barred Rocks. In
he Rhode Island Red class the high
,st honors for the best and largest (
exhibit was won by B. E. Collision of
<endrick. The Partridge Rock class
ibbon for the best and largest ex-
libit was won by w L. Elder of Mos
COW and in the White Leghorn class
/. ". Hulbert's exhibit won the high
.st honors for being the best and larg
st exhibit