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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ; WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1914. IDS OF FINE FEATHER ATTRACT BIG CROWDS POULTRY BEAUTIES 'ACCO RDED HIGH HONORS BY JUDGES AT PORTLAND SHOW AND AUCH CQmMEN Sixth Annual Exhibit in Pit ptock Btock Declared the Best Ever. MANY COME TO LEARN "Jore Than 9SOO People Attended Bx- hlblt Testerday; 8. C. "White Zf born Holda -Tint Place. Those who go to the poultry show thU week In an endeavor to solve the frnystery ot why a chicken crosses the road will come away Just as much In the dark as ever. The , trouble la that there are tie) h-oad In the' Pittock .block for the t-.hlckena to cross and all of the birds re In 'coops besides. But if you go to see the prise birds ht Oregon and" Washington at their best, each ribbon-taker strutting about nls or her cage, as the case may be, nnd cackling and crowing more vocif erously than of wont, . then you are ound to have an Interesting and in structive time of it. For all the birds are there, of all K-arietles, ages and degrees. The sixth annual exhibition of the )regon Poultry & Pet Btock asnocla- lon Is beyond all doubt the greatest hlng of its kind ever attempted la ihls part of the country. Yesterday more than 2600 people Kiel ted the exhibition, and larger rowds are expected during the b al ine of the week. Chickens predominate Chickens predominate, as 'is to be -xpected. and tfee collections of White leghorns, liared Rocks and Rhode Island Reds are especially notable. It Is safe to Bay that every chicken "ancler, whether . he owns two hens r 200, will make it a point to visit he show, to see how hia birds stack with those entered. A chicken fancier is partial to one articular variety of fowl and grudg agly admits that other varieties have heir good points. This year, however, ill varieties are taking off their tets o the Single Comb White Leghorn let, for a pullet of that breed, owned y J. W. Renney & Sons of Vancouver, Vanh., - was yesterday adjudged the est bird of the entire show. Visitors to the show will find her oyal highness In coop 302 on the cor isr of the building1 at Tenth and Stark treets. A cut glass punch bowl, nofrn as the president's trophy, con stitutes the award In addition to a luo ribbon and two special purple nes. Bird Proud of Ylctory. One doesn't have to be a poultry xpert or a fancier or even have a rnyard knowledge of fowls to uoder- tand that the pullet in question is a in bird, a temperamental" bird and ntlreiy conscious of the fact that she von the sweepstakes for the entire ex-.Ibltlon.- The pigeon collection at this year's how is the largest" and finest In the lt,ury of Oregon poultry exhibitions. Jlrds of every commercial variety are ntered and the Interest displayed In ha full breasted, cooing creatures Is reat. '" There, are Homing pigeons, birds i' Kb. records for flying, Carneaux, lalteae. White Kings, Swisj Mon alnes, Hungarians, Tumb)rs and ther breeds. To the pigeon novice the fan tails re perhaps the most Interesting. Pure vhite, with tails In the forma of open ans and With a sober little head al most burled on top of tremendous hroat and chest, they afford a pleaa ng novelty fo those not acquainted vith the pigeon kind. 5 The children naturally are attracted not by the "bunnies," great big trapping buck hares,, gentle nibbling oes, and plentiful litters of little ones, estifylng graphically to the tradl lonal multiplication powers of the ace. s Cages of Guinea Pigs. j And then there are Maurice Mann's Juinea pigs, five or six cages of them. 'ies. The youngster won a $50 silver grains ground separately, or two or more kinds of grain ground together, do not have to be labeled. But when any other material, such as alfalfa meal, molasses, chaff, screening, .or mill sweepings are mixed with, any mill feed, pr with ground gTain, each, sack must be labeled ai follows: ' Name, brand or trademark. Kama and address of manufacturer, Importer or dealer. - ' Net weight of contents., . Minimum per centum of crude pro tein. ' Minimum per centum of crude fat Maximum per caritum of crude fi ber (provided that the per -centum of crude fiber may be omitted if it ! is less than 5 ner cent), and. . , The name of each ingredient. There are also a number of feeds that mimt h the nhnvn labeling even If sold alone unmixed with any other substance. This list includes: Cotton seed meal, oil meal, 'oea meal, bean MAftl - s-lntp-n meal dried distillers grains, dried brewers' grains, dried beef refuse. , malt snrouts. Komlny feeds,! ground beef, bone meal, clover and alfalfa meal, and all condimental stork :nrwi nnnltrv fnodn. There is also a provision In the law that the dealer may file with the dairy and food commissioner a statement certifying to the name of the feed sold h him. and that it contains certain Ingredients and certain percentages of protein, fat and fiber.' AVhen a dealer files such a statement with this office such feeds need not have the name of the ingredients and tire percentages of protein, fat and fiber upon the sack, but instead of such labeling there must be a tag attached to each sack or pactc age stating that the analyses is on file in the office of 'the dairy and food commissioner. , The statement on such tag does not relieve the dealer from the other pro visions of the law, and each sack must have the: Name, brand or trade mark. Name and address of manufacturer or dealer, and Net weight of contents. Stockmen and dairymen are request ed to mail this office samples of not less than one pound of any of the above named feeds that may be offered for sale and not labeled according to the above requirements. In all cases wliera letted for the fund for their relief was samples are sent, a letter snouia ac- satisfactory. I company the samet giving the com plete labeling on the sack or package, if any, and the name of dealer or per son offering the same xor sale. Hew Officials at Dartoa. Dayton, Or., Dec 9. The city council met in annual session Monday evening and the outgoing members welcomed tha newly elected and cleaned the slate for 1914. The newly Installed members are E. E. McDonald, Herbert Baxter and W. IL Patterson. Mayor R. I Harris, Recorder W. T, H. Tuck er and Treasurer . O. B. Rippey were , reelected for. another term of one year. Tha several committees were named and the election of James Wakefield as city marshal, street commissioner and water superintendent concluded the business. Sunday was also Red Cross day. At the Methodist church the Rev. Dr. Ir vine delivered a telling sermon on "Tuberculosis." A large sale of seals Is reported throughout the county. Mt Woodlaaii? i . : Woodland. Wash,, Dec . -V strong east wind, struck Woodland! Monday afternoon and brought tha fst snow of the season. Later the wld abated somewhat and the snow tupucd into I rain. - ; ' en! Cornelius Helps Relief. Cornelius. Or., Dec 9. Last Sunday was Belgian day in the Verboort col ony. A large numbr of people at tended the meeting in . behalf of the sufferers. The amount of money col- Portland Poultry Show The Madison Square of the West. Largest Display Ever Shown in the West WiaiX OP SEC. 6th TO 12ta PITTOCK BLOCK GUINEA PIGS For science and pcrs. Boys and girls can sell all they raise. 15 Prizes Won at Last Show Won Everything at This Show Prices Reasonable MAURICE MANN 369 East Tenth Street North Both Telephones East 350, C-2458 McKENNA PARK POULTRY FARM IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS . ' V BARRON'S ENGLISH LEGHORNS THE WORLD'S GREATEST LAYTNfi rtwatm X For the season 1915, we offer three pens of selected 200 egj; hens, mated to cockerels from 248-egg, 265-egg and 260-egg dams.. EGGS, BABY CHICKS, STOCK V - 3 Yards McKenna Ave. and Lombard St., Portland. Oregon Business Address, " ' v 727 Chamber ofComndrce Monday, December 14th Is Oregon Prosperity; Day On the stroke of 10 o'clock A. M. .Monday, the Hth lust., you are urgvd to pause a moment and resolve: "Henceforth I will give preferente to tiia article made at home, where price and quality are equal." i ; . This is a small thing for each to do. but with everybody doing 4t, it wilt save $1. 000, 000 in December alone for Oregon manufacturers, revive Pok perity in Oregon and furnish employment for 25,01)0 more worliees Inside of 60 days. Therefore, patronize Oregon Industry, and especially patronize'' the fol lowing concerns whose aubscriptlons make this campaign possible;) ; H. W. KRUPKE Barred Plymouth Rocks Eggs and Stock hi Season. Won Prizes Portland Snow. 1203 Clinton Bt Portland, Or. Tabor 1108 or 5209. 3s D. M. Holbrook WHITE LEGHORNS 1st Prize Cockerel Selling Agent Jubilee Incubators Proprietor Jubilee Custom Hatchery . ' 415 East Jessup St. Portland. Oregon BASKS, The United States National Bank, 75 Third St., Portland, Or. BISCUITS A3TD CXACKEBB "SWASTIKA" BBABS, Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.. Portland. te BLANKETS rtTRITTTtrRE KAITD tilASiEj F. A. Taylor Co.. I . 130 Tenth St.. Portland. Oregon Carneaux Co. Breeder of Barred Rocks Carneaux. Maltese and Homers, Pedi greed Rufus Red Hares 7. Ol Box 379 Tabor 4883 Left to right Prizewinnlng Barred Plymouth Rock pullet, owned by H. Krupko, Portland; Rhode Island Red cockerel, first prize winner, owned by E. P. Batten, Hood River; Single- Comb White Leghorn cockerel, first prize winner, owned by D. M. Hol.brook, Portland; Single Comb White Leg horn pullet, best bird in Bhow, owned by J. W. Renney & Sons, Vancouver, Wash. up as a sweepstakes In the cavle M BRA OCK NDEDST AND POULTRY FOODS WILL BE DRIVEN OUT Dairy and Food Commission er Mickle Starts Vigorous Campaign. mixed feeds are being sold in some parts of the state without the proper labeling, and we ask the cooperation of dairymen and stwkmen to help us en force a oroper labeling, and thus pro tect the stockmen and dairymen against the fraudulent salesmen with cheap mixtures of inferior food value. For your guidance, will say that mill feed, Buah as bran, shorts and mid dlings, when sold separately or mixed with each other need not be labeled, provided they are not mixed with any other feed or with screenings. Whole Uass. The poultry show occupies the entire econd floor of the Pittock block. The oops are all new this year, adding taterlally to the attractiveness of the exhibition, and the rooms are taste- "ully decorated in greens. There are separate exhibitions of jiras ny weu Known Dreeaing I arms, -atent food and germicide booths, poultry periodical agencies and the pke, all making for the success of the intire exhibition. I Prix winners are all listed In the jriiclal catalog which was placed on mu9 wueu me snow openea Monday lornlng, a reat unparalleled in Ameri- an poultry annals. i The exhibition is enon a.vntnm nr. hi 10 o'clock and will close Saturday Rockliill Dies on His Way to China pett Knows of American Diplomats Passes Away In Honolulu, Wall en Way to Advise Tnn Sal KaL, Washington, rec. !). News of the PAIS In Yfnnnlilln tf T;111.,M T" 1 . i ... ..i. i - - i . 1 1 ri 1 1 1 IVUCK- ill noi-han. tho. I . 1 " " " . vi Aiiier- an diplomats, was received here todav rith expressions of the deepest regret. . it came, too, ns a shock, for while It as known that Rockhlll left the Jat- ncse liner Cbiyo Maru, on which he fas travelipg to th orient to become xivieer to tne president of China, suf- ring irom a severe cola, nobody had ptoed bis illness was serious. Heart eakness developed, however, and uenday ho succumbed. j William Woodvltlo Kockhill was a fatlvo -of Philadelphia. 63 years of ise. H served In a spcretarlal capac y at various American legations and hnbassies and as minister to Greece, f.oumania, Eervia and China and as Embassador to Turkey. He was one of pe world's foremost orientalists. j j Honolulu dispatches said his bodv ! 1 1 ! Ialry and Pood Inspector J. D. Mtckle Is pushing a campaign against misbranding of stock and poultry foods, which the "concentrated com mercial stock foods law" was passed by the last legislature to prevent. Be cause of the small force allotted his department, Mr. Mickle wants the farmers Who are affected to cooperate with him. believing that with the farm ers understanding fully what the law contemplates, the result will be to eliminate from the market the cheap mixtures of low food value. In a statement to the Oregon farm ers. Mr. Mickle says: Various kinds of mixed stock and dairy foods ju;e being offered for sale throughout fre state, some of the mix tures purported to contain food value in fxcess of that contained by any or their component parts. Some of tlvem have proper labels attached giv ing the purchaser the name of the in gredients and the percentage of pro tein, fat and fiber. 6 v. We have reports. however, that For Any Meat of the entire day breakfast, luncheon, dinner or after-theatre supper you'll relish most the ones you take at The Portland. No service eqpals that which you receive here, yet tHe charge is no more. Breakfast 6:30 to 12 Noon Luncheon 11:30 to 2 Afternoon Tea 3:30 to 6 Continuous Service in the Grill 12 Noon to 1. A. M. THE PORTLAND HOTEL G. J. Kaufmann, lanager. E. F. BATTEN F0SS BBED RHODE ISLAND REDS 1st and 2nd Cockerel. 4th Pullet.' Pens. Also specials. HOOD RXVSK, OR. Paulson's Poultry Yards ANCONAS Some Grand Cockerels and Pullets. Also a few Hens and Cock Birds. Kggs in Season. Reasonable prices. 7312 92nd Am. IT. W.. Seattle Wash. Pattern's Poultry Farm S. C. White Leghorns Winner of 2nd .Cook. No egg order too large or too small ror our yards. BOX 334. KSX.SO. WISH. Sicilian Buttercups 4 Birds Shows 4 Blbbons 1st Cockerel. 2nd Cock, 2nd Hen, 4 th. Pullet. A. W. Bottemiller Ht. 2, Bldgefleld. Wash. GOLDEN POLISH Imported direct from Kussia. Tnese birds are big layers. I spe cialize in this breed. . Stock for sale. WOOLEN MILLS CANDY "HAZEpwOOO," : Hazel wood Confectionery and Res taurant, , Washington, near Tenth. CANDY VOQAXTS CHOCOLATES, Modern Confectionery Col. Portland. Oregon. CEBEAIJS "OOtDEW BOS," Golden Rod Milling Co.. v i'ortiana. Oregon. COI.TTMBIA XASCS, BACON, X.AJLD, And Pure Pork Saunage, X'nlon Meat Company. Portland, Oregon. CBACKEBS "SUPBrKE" BKiRD, P. F. Haradon & Son. : Portland,' Oregon. EXECTBXCXTY -Msde la Oregon, Portland Railway, Light & Power Co., Portland, Oregon. riBE INSURANCE, Pacific States Fira Insurance Co., Cham, of Com. Bldg Portland,. Or. rXX TUBES EXiECTXICAZa AND OAS J. C. English Co.. 165 Union ave. N., Portland. Ori 'Belgian Hares' The kind that pay and win. Boa my stock at the Portland show. Circular on raising for 5 cents. Write for prices. JOSEPH 'HIPP, Box 12E, Sublimity, Or. Single Comb White Leghorns B, A. PALMER 101 B. 19th St. N., Portland. Bart 1659 S. .C. White Leghorns run BEST WIN TEA ZJLYXU Se 'Our Display Boota J. W. Renny & Sons, Bouts 2. VaaoouTer, Wash. E. D. SCHANEN Breeder of PRIZE WIN NINO WJUTJ PLYMOUTH BOCKS. Stock and Eggs. for sale in season. Sural Bout No. 1, Box 289, Xnta, Or, GAMBRINUS Brewing Co.. Portland, OAS APPLIAN CES 'AND PUBJTACES. Hess Mfg. Co.. i 612 Williams ave.. Portland Or. rstPUcacENTS paem, 5 R. M. Wade & Co.. S22 Hawthorne ave., Portland. Or. xzrrr goods, Portland Knitting Co., 160 Third St.. Portland, Or. aOBN'S UASE-TO-OBDEB CLOTHINO Charles Coopev & Sons, 504 ltel Bldg.'. Portland, Or. MONUMENTS MARBLE, QRANXTE, PlHesing Granite Co., Ml Third. Portland, and Salem. Or. HE CH WEAR I.SDtlS' AND MEN'S. And Shirts to order, t'olujibia Mfa. Co. Phone Alain 1087. Portland. Or. OregOPTlfe Insurance Company "exclusively onraijN" T WOOLENTW ILLS RUBBER HEELS, MECBtlCATj . goods. TT r . Portland Rubber Mills. 1 H 368 Kast Ninth Si.. I-ortlnrfl. Or. Caa furnish you witb mated NIAUX. MALTESE or HOMES v Through to I it 1k MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUU Mr V CHICAG ' ' ' .J Pioneer if VS4I HI At Right Prices G. V. ADAMS 3119 64th St. S. E. JEAJT BENNETT, Jean, Oregon.' ELLIOTT'S REDS Wis at Portland Deo 1914. 4th and 6th Cock, 6th Cockerel. 2nd and 3rd Hn 3rd Pullet. Shape spe cial; 8 birds entered. Males, $3 and up. Females, $1.50 up. It. X. IV. S. ELLIOTT. Portland. Tabor 2261. WE PLACE ON SALE FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK ALL OUR 2SSsfc.f AT HALF PRIC No Exceptions Nor Conditions Make Your Selections NOW ould be burled ther Dayton IIa Burglars. .Dayton, or., Dec. t The general I ercnanaise store of Miller Mercan le company of this place was entered tonday night f snd robbed of shoes, ptlery and Jewelry to the value of jhout $165. The Harte & Co.'s hard far store was also robbed a few eve- NEW KEWPIE DOLLS BEARS DOGS AND CATS of This I Parisian A '5 - year guarantee with every "CELLO" Hot Water Bottle. Heavy metal, nickel plated, in. soft flannel bag; 3 sizes Genuine, with "Chas. Loon en" on each piece. Woodard, Clar Wood -Lark Building, Alder at West Park PHEASANT Farming, by Gene M. Simpson, superintendent Oregon State Game Farm, illustrated, new and enlarged color plate edition, published by the Oregon Game and Fish , Commission, contains forty-severi pages of valuable infor mation to' the pheasant breeder, sportsman and general public Describes in detail the methods used on one of the most successful State Game Farms in the United States. Printed on heavy calen dered paper, and contains many half tones and a beautiful colored plate of a pair of Oregon's famous game bird, the Chinese ring neck pheasant. Price postpaid fifty cents, stamps or coin. Oregon Bird and Pheasant Farm DEPARTMENT X BEAVERTON, OREGON i .0 North Coast Limited Atlantic Express Make the quick time to Chicago, yet shortened by the comfort and pleasure of the trip. Continuous Service to ST. LOUIS Via. St. Joe and "Kansas City. Tiqkets and all information at 255 MORRISON ST. j Phones Main 244, A-1244. ! A. 9. CHAEITOH A. O. P. Portland. Oregon. " WINTER EXCURSION TO FLORIDA Tickets Now on Sale. Northern Pacific Railway Direct and Only XAiw to Gardiner Gateway. Original stone l'ark Entrance. and Morthern yellow- mmma Everything for the Poultry Man 'Diamond Egg Food" and "Diamond Scratch Food" &S FB ACTIO AZi Poultry FOODS Tlney are safe and economical, combin ing a maximum food value with minimum expense. . They com bino ar large variety of moat nutritious grains, seeds, with dried sweet meat, bone, charcoal, etc., which wiU quick ly put your birds in prime condition, and keep ; them at their best ntEE POTJIiTST SUPPLY CATAIOO listing the best of everything for the poultryman both large and small. A safe guide to your purchases.. Write or call for copy of Catalog 1&02, PORTLAND SEED CO. Front and Yamhill Sts. KATJf 4040, A-6051. The expert poultrymeo In charge of the feeding and care of the expensive birds at the Portland Poultry Show prefer and are feed Ins "Diamond" Poultry Foods to the birds left la their 11 i j mi 11 -- 1 1 1 inn i iiwium 1 ji 1 rn 1 ' .1 V j 1 &mn t . - . ..I lull i I Jngs ago of about J25 worth of no- i ona. 4-