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HALF MIUKM A YEAR TO VALLEY
Final Awards Made ExhihHors Statement Issued at Close of Successful
Exhibit Few Complaints Artainst Judncs and Those Due to Poor Pens fcli.Bo.
IWhlti Wyiiiuluttei
interest in powiry inuusiry ureauy uiimuinicu anu unym rmurc
for Growlh and Development Pre cllototl Plan fcr State Show at Bad
ford Next December.
At tho clo&e nf tho Roiitharn Oro
gbn Poultry nssorlatlon'a almw St
lyduy ovaiilng, uftor n atronuoua tout
lays of hustle anil hurry, crow and
cacklo. the board of directors of tliiv
organisation Issuml the following
Htatomeut:
"To tho buslnoss man and women
qf southern OroRon, and oapoclalb
of Mcdford, vho so sonorously con
trllilitod to tho succoss of tlio nwo
clatlon's poultry show Just closed.
Wo nro definitely nnrt poriuniiently In
dolited, Tho triumph of tho first
poultry oxhlhlt In this part of the
uno Is nn nclilevoiuont of Kront value
In cvory Biibstnntlnl way to tho dis
trict represented. It has set tho poi?
of progress nhenil a score of notches
In ono bound In this groat industry.
, It Iuih stimulated Interost In tho poul
' try litislnoas n nothlns; else Iiiih ovor
done hitherto In this section of the
into, comprising an Ideal poultry
ronlon of wido oxtont. Preparation
will h begun at once for holding tho
'' statu allow at this place noxt Docom
her, In the firm hollof Hint it Is prnr
VJonly nttsured. When tho Mail Trl
huiH) placed the output of poultry
from .Incksou county nlono at half h
rhllllo'n dollars annually, In the near
fttturo, It'lM our hollef that It stated
a conservative flguro.
- Wnik of luiliisttlou ('oiiiiiilttcos
if "Tho committees who worked so
Industriously, both heforo and during
the ahow, are entitled to grunt praise
for their earnrotuess, proKreaalvo
Hjiirlt nnd ability to do things right.
The officers of tho association, K. W.
Hunter. proaldHiit; Hoy II. I'ealileH,
aporetary, nnd Itaymond A. Miksehe,
trwanror, together with the suporln
tondont, Hrnest Webb, and his assis
tants, Paul .lunnoy and V. T. (Irievo,
did yeoman aervlce for the success of
the onterprlre. at the sacrifice of bus
lueaa of their own. II. Wlthlngton,
ontry olerk, T. J. flnrtlnor on equip
ment, V. C. I'rltscho, aa rocelvor,
uid ItayiHoud Mlkaclio at tho door,
'oaorve spsr-inl mention for faithful
tsas to tholr reaponHlbilltlea. Judge
'I. I'. Koonoy, of Kiikoiio, and It. J.
McClanahan, of that city, did oxcol
ent work In the matter of instriirilng
hose Intorostod in poultry, whllo the
orvlco of Mr. Koonoy as Judge of tho
vxhiblts was eminently satisfactory
md educational. A fow complaiuod
if his decisions, but tholr pons wore
it fault, not tho JudRO. In tho mat
ter of publicity wo' nro grateful to
W. W. Wntson and fl. II. Patterson
'nit oapoclalty so to tho Mall Tribune,
'n tho columns of which tho encour
igomont to organize nn association
uul hold a show began 'nnd which
has Bhown most commaudablo public
iplrlt In giving Ita spneo generously
md consistently to tho promotion of
tho poultry Industry throughout
Southorn Oregon. Wlthout'thls loyal
tiafdstnnco In the matter of valuablo
publicity wo could not havo succeed
ed." A wan I h of PiicH
Following Ih a list of the prize
awarded by Judge Keeney on merits
of the birds and pens shewn:
Itliodo Island Iteils
Highest scoro (J3) alnglo, II. W.
I'ramp. olectrlc lamp, value f 1 0, by
Paul Jannoy.
Trio, first prize, ICrnoat Webb,
$1.50; second, II. Hawkins, merchan
dise, $2.
Cock, first, Krnost Webb, $1.; sec
ond, II. Hnwktns, merchandise, $1.G0.
lien, first, Krnost Wehh. SI; hoc
oud, A. N. Wright, merchandise, SI.
Cockerel, first, M. l Sheets, SI;
second, 11. W. Frame, merchandise
fl.
Pullet, first, II. W. Framo, SI; sec
ond, II. W. Krnme, inorchandlio, $1.
Haired Hocks
Hlghost scoro (01) alnglo, Mrs. A.
Wsrfrfsll. roil Pag fsnw wire, ratae
l.
Trio, Mrs. A WaiMall, $1 ;
wiH. Mrs. (I. ftradtury. sstHug Isar
roH Ilwtt gga, vain fi.ftg.
Cock, flrat, tnal M. Jsmtsy, ft:
mmoimI, W. Nallr. nh4s!imIss. $ 1 .
Hen. ft. W. WltMH. I; aoeoiNl, B
W. Wilson, mofebHlta, $1.
Cockerel, first. B. It. Waatarfleld,
$1: aeraml, II. r. HtmatrMt, mr
rhantllse. $1,
Pullet. Hrat, Paul M. Jaaaay, SI;
aeeoiul, P. M. .InMitsy, mtftlMKltw,
$1; sfeoiul, ftoritan roaltrr Tarsia,
Milae , 7 Re.
Corkaraf. ftftM, Oeo . iWrne l;
BHofMl, Mtr WfUn m"" 7'.r
j Polkrtt, Hrat, Orrn Ki..Uh, f I.
Muff ip!itHii
HMaaat aeoro (t) single. J. W.
Tat"- f " r.T
Hlghnat score (9Vt ) alHgt. W. C.
Prlterho. challenae chd Ur AlartlH J.
tFiAltt wntua tfll. Hlari Aallfntf ffc '
lunAlan Wyaadotta aggs, rlu ?,
by It. It. PaVion.
Trio, flrat, W. C. I'rltacha, S1.B0;
second, K. A. Oouglua, morchandlio,
J1.7B.
Cock, flrat, A. It. Strong, SI; aec
md, W, C. Frltwche, inorchandtaa, ft.
linn, first, A. 1C. Strong, 41; soc
md. W. C. Frltactae, merchanaiso,
$1.2.1.
Cockerel,1 first. W. C. PritMlio, 91;
second, John llrennor, morchandlse.
75c.
Pullot. first. W. C. Krltscho, $1;
socoud, Frltscho, iiuUe,, "5c.
Wlilto H. ('. I.eKliiniiH
Hlghost scoro (UlVi) single. W. J.
Warner, wick oyster shell, vnluo $2,
by It. II. lCllsworth.
Cock, first, S. F. Hathayay, Jl;
second, W. .1. Warner. imlse. Sl.fiO.
Hon, first, C. F. Carpenter, SI;
second, C. F. Cnrpontor, indsu. 75c.
Cockerol, first, W. J. Warner, $1;
second, J. F. Wntson, mtlso. 7Rc.
Pullet, first, W. J. Wnrner. SI;
second, S. F. Hatbtiway, tudse. 75c.
Trio, flrat, Mj8.F, ilkuison, $1.50;
second, S. F.llaUmwayMiidso. 7Gc.
Huff licghorns ' 4 i if
Hlghost scoro C03I41 slngls; guo.
Alford, umbrella, lift' Jv Ck' Iahn(
value $3.
Trio, flrat, (loo. Alford, $1.60. . ,
Cock, first, W. M. NorthrldRe $1.
Hen, first, Ceo. Alford, $1.
Cockerel, first, (loo. Alford, $1;
second, W. J. Ferris, mdso. $1.50.
Pullet, first. W. J. Forrls, $1; sec
ond, W. J. Ferris, mdso. 75c.
Hhirk .MIiioitjis
Hlghost scoro (1)2) single, U K.
Ackloy, rack bcof scrap, vnluo $2.50,
by Monarch Seed Company,
Clipped wings disqualified all com
petition in this class.
Wlilto Orpingtons.
Highest scoro CJS-li) Norman
Poultry Yards, umbrella, valuo $2.50,
by Ilolmos & .lonsen.
Cock, first, 'Norman Poultry Yards,
SI.
Han, first, Norman Poultry Yards,
Shlrtoy, Aoooy'f art roarktr, tkIm
Cok, flrat, U. t. Oodga, $t; aae
ond, H. t. Oo4c, nwMa. $1.75.
Ilm. flrat, Ferdie Hnboant, $1;
aveottd. rardlo ttHhbaid. atdaa. $1.76.
CMbartl. first It. Nalaon, $1; sec
ond. Penile II aboard, mdse. 75c.
Pullet, rirat, R. Nrtaon, $1.
Trio, flrat. J. W. flhrrley. $1.50;
aeconri, II. Nelson, mdae. 75c
While Pljinniilli Itockx
Highest score (ID single, C. A.
Myers, electric fixture, value $1, Cal-lfornla-Orejn
Power ContpnMy.
Trio, flrat. C. A. Myers, $1.50; sec
ond, M. Luy, mdae. $3.
Cook, first. II. II. Clark, $1.
Hon, fUit. II. Luy, $1; second, II.
II. Clark, mdso. $1.75.
Cockerel, first. H. W. Hunter, fl.
Pullett. flrat, IS. W. Hunter, $1.
Ill own I.eghoins
Highest scorn (8tt) alnglo, K. J.
Itunynrd, "Uud Md." $, by Hell
bronner. Trio, first, U. .1. Ituyimrd, $1.
Hen. first, W. M. Holmoa, $1;
second, W. M. Holmes, indie. 75o.
Cook, flrat, W. M. Ilolmos, $1.
Ilutteieiiw
Highest scoro, Mrs. M. MoICqiizIq,
$1.50.
Trio,, first, Mrs. .1. S. MoKonzle,
$1.50.
Hen, first, J. V. Shirley. $1.
Cockorul, first, Mrs. J, S. MuKoit
7.10, $1.
Pullot, first, J. W. Shirley, $1.
Partridge WyniuloMos
Highest score (024 ) alnglo, 1). A.
Lyon, mdse., valuo $2, by I.eu Wat
kins Co.
Cork, first, ICula Ilenson, $1,
Hon, first Kola Henson, $1; second,
O. A, I.yon, mdse.. 7,'c.
. CoaUercl, first, I). A. Lyon, $1.
Cninpliies.
IilK'tost scoru (02 4 I single, S. O.
fjoafiftM, m4f
nett Corey Cn
Trio, first, f" " r.-or-r-f f i
Cockerel, flr-t, ' w lll.lrile.
who wee also flrt tih Inn nnd pul
Int. l.lsJit limlmw-
HlfJtee aesVe lJ stle, Mra C
Carer, ., vglue $!.( by Crater
Uke Hart ware Co.; alee mdse. by
Memrch feed Co., tales $1.50.
Ne ceMBCtltloa.
AiiroiniH
Highest arore Cmrjr Broe., mdse.
by jhMiarcn Seed Co., rnlue $t.l5.
No rempetltlon.
Ontuoji, WnHioreo
Illgbest acore. It. Oannyard, mdse,
by Daniels for Dntla, $2.
Cock, flrat, IS. II. Westerfleld
tnr- ! meeeiMWae) h Walker flesaedy Co.,
ynlttx $1 and KM-Ultrt Co.,
morrhsnHlse, value .
(i: IV (
Corkerrl, first, I,. II. Picket, user
ehandlse, talne 5 or.
Cork, first, B. ft. Westerfleld, ner
aMaMltee, wlae 5e.
fltunuN, t(i lltonstvd
Cockerel. J. L. Helms, marcltSHdln
by Motjarck Seed Co., value $1.75.
Jap SI I Ides
Highest eenre, Chester Pltth, tndM.
by rtleln. Lambert A Co., rwlae $1.
S(iibilKh(
Illgbest score, Chester Fitch, indse.
by Walker Hemeily Co., value $1.
1'llOIMlllM
Cheater
ItantniiiM
Fitch had no competition.
Med ford Fire Department.
Ms eampetttloii.
l'flOBnV Wlilto ItlHRf
fflgkeet score, Frilaefra, I.I0; soijf
tmi fleorge IS. Yale, $1.
I'lgroiu, Cummin
Illgbest score, C. F. Carpenter,
mdse. by Mwlfonl Orooory Co,, valuo
$1.10; locond, (leu. 11 Yates, $1,
Plgroix, llngliili Hunt
Highest score, Mrs, I. A. Snlad
mdae. by It. II. I'niwon, vnltlc Sl.fi
Plgcutit, llonicrs
Hlglieat score, Mrs. L, A, Snlado,
mdae. mine $1.50; sceond, Chas,
Heat. $1.
Pigeons, Tuuiblera
Hlghost scoro, Clias. Deal, mdso.
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