Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-12-05
POULTRY SHOW
OPENS WITH 4
LARGE DISPLAY
BernaIiIIo County Growers
Birds Show Up as Win
ners Against Competition
From Texas FanCiers

From Texas FanCiers
Four hundred of the finest !
fowls ever seen in Albuquerque
are growing and cackling and
preening themselves before the
crowds in attendance at the Bern
alillo County Poultry associations
annual show, which began a three
days session yesterday morning
at 215 West Central avenue. In
addition to the fowls from the
Bernalillo county pens, there are
chickens and turkeys on display
from FL Paso and Plainview,
Texas.
Geese, rabbits, ducks, guinea
fowls and pigeons of almost every
variety also are on display.
The poultry association is great
ly encouraged at the large dis
play and the interest shown In
the show both by poultry fanciers
and by the public. Attendance
prizes of turkey and a pure
bred cockerel are given each
night and the competition to draw
Ia Christmas turkey is keen. The
association has set its attendance
goal at 1000 for the three days,
and indications last night We're
that it would be reached.
The lucky numbers last night
were-Turkey, S39; Barred Ply
mouth Rock Cockerel liza.
Following are the awards an
nounced last night:
American Class
Single comb Rhode Island Reds
&C, p. Hay, First, fourth and
fifth cock, first, second and fifth
cockerel, first, third and fourth
pullet, second, fourth and fifth
hen, second, third and fourth
young pen, first and third old
pen.
Mrs. William Bietz-Second and
third cock, first and third hen,
second old pen, first young pen,
second and fifth pullet, third
cockerel.
j. +. Summers-Fourth cock
erel.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
"A. +. Blank. all awards.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Wil-
! liam Bietz, Second and third
young pen, second hen, first, sec
ond and fifth pullet, third cock
erel.
j. D. Notgrass-First young
| pen, first cock, first and third
hen, first cockerel.
Fred Hamm-Second cockerel,
fifth young pen.
j. A. Daugherty, Ell Paso, Tex,
Fourth hen, fourth young pen.
John Roehl-Third pullet, fifth
cockerel.
Mrs. r. f. Barbee, PIainview,
Tex.--Third cock.
White Wyandottes--J. d. Not
grass, first young pen. first cock,
first and second hen, first cock
erel.
w. A. Massey--Second young
pen, Second cockerel, first pullet.
White Plymouth Rocks--James
Arnot-First cockerel, third hen,
second pullet.
Henry Camferdam-Second and
third cockerel, first pullet, first
! second, fourth and fifth hen.
first old pen, first young pen.
Mediterranean Glass.
Blue Observation-Disclosures Arnot|
First cockerel, first cock, first
hen.
Single Comb White Leghorns-
Henry amferdam-First cockerel.
fifth pullet, second, third and
| fourth cock.
D. Flickinger-Ffrst cock, Sec
ond and third pullet.
James Arnot-First young pen,
second cockerel.
Gentrys poultry First
pullet, third cockerel.
| j. r. Wilson-First and second
hen, fourth pullet.
| Buff Leghorns--J. r. Wilson,
First and second pullet. second
young pen.
Fred Hamm--First young pen.
Single Comb Black Minorcas-
0. e. Wyers-First cock, first hen.
S. Strong-First pullet, first
cockerel.
Single comb Brown Leghorns-
Fl. Robinson-First cock, second
cock. first and second pullet.
Partridge Cochins-J. Roehl--I
First cockerel, first pullet.
Silver Lace Wyandottes-Mrs z.
j. Marchant-First cockerel.
Single Comb Anconas-G w.
Dorff--First pullet, first cockerel.
Mrs. F. A. Bryant-First old pen.
Toulouse geese-A. L. Gleason
First young pair.
Floyd Miller-First old pair,
| first single bird.
White Pekin ducks-A. L. GIea-
son--First young pair.
English Decoy 'ducks-Fred
/ Hamm--First pair.
Turkeys.
Mammoth Bronze-W. G.. Dorff
Second and third young Tom.
Mrs. r. f. Barbee, Plainview.
TeN.--First old Tom, first hen.
first pullet, first young Tom.
J. Fl. Bearrup-Third old Tom.
Floyd Miller-Fourth old Tom.
s. Blair--Fifth old Tom.
Henry Camferdam-Second old