The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-07
POULTRY SHOW PRIZE WINNERS
 ARE ANNOUNCED
Over 5000 People Attend Weeks Exhibit Of
 Fowls

The second annual poultry show, under auspices of the Birmingham Interstate Poultry association closed it's doros at midnight Saturday following the most successful display of choice fowls ever held in Birmingham. Over five thousand poultry fans attended the show. More than so prizes Tn trophies, loving cups and merchandise, as well as cash were awarded to own CTS of the winning birds.
 I. D. Lott of Birmingham won the chamber of commerce loving cup for the largest exhibit from Jefferson county, according to the list of prize winners announced Saturday. A. l.. Shafer was awarded the Jazz Chicken feed trophy for the best cockerel, The Trio Poultry yard was given the Jazz feed trophy for the best bullet and c. l.. Hendrix won pair of glasses valued at SEQ from the Traylor Optical company for the pest pen in the show. The best exhibit in the Mediterranean class was won by the Alabama Leghorn farm. They were given loving cup by the Jaffe Jewelry company. J. l.. Brooke won the Reld Jewelry trophy for the best Buff Darlington cockerel in the display and E. l.. Norment was given the lobe Rose Jewelry company loving cup for the best exhibit of Mottled Anconas.
 Special Prizes
 Among the special prizes the best display prize was given to the Alabama Leghorn farm at Mulga, second prize to Dr. B. c. Payne of New Castle and third to Dr. J. c. Anthony of Birming- ham. Prize for the champion cock of the show was awarded to J. D. Lott, champion hen to Trio Poultry yard, champion cockerel to J. l.. Brake, cham pion bullet to J. l.. Brake and the champion pen to J. l.. Hendrix.
 An unusual occurrence was the laying of twin egg by a bullet in the Black Minorca class, first prize in it's class and winner of the Jazz cup Saturday morning. It was owned by the Trio Poultry farm.
 A number of cages in the show were of birds of officials, who did not enter them in the competitor lists.
 Winners Announced
 A list of prize winers is as follows Murray c. White, Birmingham; Dr. J. C. Anthony, Birmingham NJ. l. Hos mer. Birmingham; k. w. Harper, l Bessemer; William Stewart, Bessemer /; c. w. Holdon, Ensley; J. NJ. Davis, Fairfield; J. B. Moxley, Birmingham ; Edwin w. Thomas, Birmingham; w. J. Jones, Bessemer; Carpenter and Acker, Lincoln, Ala. Benjamin l.. Knight, Waltersboro, S. C.. F. T. Smith, Tusca- lDosa, Ala. George Oliver, Birmingham ; Round Poultry farm, Birmingham /; : Mrs. John H. Roper, Birmingham; l.. A Clayton, New Castle; Cloverdale Poultry yards, Montgomery w. l.. Caldwell, Birmingham; J. A. Rankin, Birmingham; Harry l.. Hood, Pratt City; w. D. Dulin, Birmingham; E. Thurman, Bessemer; Charles A. Me Daniel, Birmingham Charles D. Doug lass, Birmingham; B. F. Beard, Bir- mingham E. V. Dorse. Birmingham ; F. B. Shuford, Birmingham; w. B. | Whittsset, Bessemer; H. &. Hall Bir- bingham; J. NJ. Norment, Birmingham ; DaviG x. Brown, Pratt City and W. J. Kennamer, Woodville, Ala.
 The Birmingham Interstate Poultry association prize for the largest exhibit in the American class in the show, a loving cup, donated to the association to be awarded as they saw fit by the w. NJ. Cosby Flour and Grain com pany will be given to the winner at the next meeting Of the board of di- ] rectors.