The daily star-mirror., 1923-12-13
SHOW IS
BEST in HISTORY
GROWING INTEREST IN INDUS
TRY SHOWN-LIST OF PREM
IUM AWARDS

Judging of exhibits at the ninth
annual show of the Panhandle Poul-
try association was finished this
morning by Prem Moore, poultry
specialist of the University of Idaho
extension division and official Am
erican Poultry association judge. The
show, which will close tomorrow
evening at four o'clock, is pronounc-
ed by Professor H. w. Hubert, the
secretary, as the most successful in
the history of the association, with
larger number of entries and bet
ter class of birds than ever before,
the show attracting entries from all
parts of the Palouse country. The
attendance of poultry fanciers is
larger, too, than usual, showing an
increased interest in the poultry in
dustry. One of the features has been
the poultry institute, held each af-
ternoon, at the Farmers Union hall.
at which talks are made by Profess
sOr r. T. Parkhurst, head of the poul-
try department, at the University Of
Idaho; John S. Carver, head Of the
poultry department at Washington
State College, Prem Moore, and 9TH
ers. These institutes have been well
attended, the speakers dealing with
the practical problems which inter-
est poultry fanciers. The institute is
conducted under the direction of o.
s. Fletcher, Latah county farm agent.
At the show, four-legged White
WyandOtte cockerel, exhibited by
Frank Slater, a local farmer, attracts
much attention.
The annual meeting of the asso-
citation, will be held in the show
room tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, for
the purpose of electing officers, and
transacting other business. All ex-
hibitOrs may consider themselves
members of the association, and may
have the privilege of voting.
The following are the awards in
the various classes:
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds,
Cockerels-First, E. j. Baldwin, Mos
cow second, Wayside Farm, Palouse;
third, Mrs. M. c. Amsden, Spokane;
fourth, Wayside farm, Palouse; fifth,
Mrs. H. G. Amsden, Spokane.
Cocks-First, Wayside Farm, Pa
louise; second, E. J. Baldwin, Moscow.
Hens-First, Wayside Farm, Pa
louise; second, F. L. Kennard, Mos
cow.
Pullets-First, Fite & Hershberger,
lewiston; second, E. ]. Baldwin,
Moscow, third. Wayside Farm, Pa
louise; fourth, Fite & HersAberger,
lewiston; fifth, Wayside Farm, Pa
ouse.
Pens-First, E. J. baldwin, Mos |
cow; second, Wayside Farm, Pa
ouse; third, Fite & Hershberger,
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds:
Cockerels-First, and second C. E. /
Taylor, Nampa.
Pullets-First, Fite & Hershberger,
lewiston.
Pen-First, Fite & Hershberger,
lewiston.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Whites:
Cock-First, c. E. Abbott, Elberton,
Wash.
Hen-First and second, E. E. Abb
ott, Elberton, Wash.
Cockerels-First and second, E. E.
Abbott, Elberton, Wash.
Pullets-First,s second and third, E.
J. Abbott, Elberton, Wash.
Barred Rocks, dark:
Cocks-First, ]. e. Horizon, Spo-
ane; second, G. c. Barronett, Rock
ord, Wash.
Hens-First, 1. c. Daniel, Palouse;
econd, G. c. Barronett, Rockford;
nird, G. l. Daniel, Palouse; fourth,
. M. Haynes, Moscow.
Cockerels-First, ]. e. Horton,
pokane; second, A. M. Haynes, Mos
ow; third, H. W. Hubert, Moscow;
,urth, c. I. Daniel, Palouse; fifth,
. G. Burgess, Palouse. .
Pullets-First, G. l. Daniel, Pa i.
use; second, c. c. Barronett, Rock .
,rd third, A. M. Haynes, Moscow. ]
Pens-First, c. l. Daniel, Palouse; :.
,cond, H. G. Burgess, Palouse.
Barred Rocks, light: !
Cocks-First, Charles Reyburn, I
oscow. !
c0okpre1e-Firct RI O. Burgess. 4