lie, Exhibitors hiving space assigned them cannot change location
without .first obtaining permission from" the Superintendent of' the
Department• -
12e In case an exhibitor is unable to be present to 'supervise
the placing of Ills exhibit or exhibits, the Manager shall give such
exhibits his personal attention, and will comply with the rules and
regulations in placing such exhibits when sufficient information
has been furnished by the exhibitor.
13. All exhibits must be entered and in place before noon
of the first day of the Fair. Ihe Fair building will be open for
the reception of all .articles two da.ys before the opening of the
Fair. Out-of-town articles forwarded in care of the Fair Association
will be cared for immediately upon arrival, except live animals*.
14* All exhibits which are ordered returned to the owner will
be shipped at the exhibitor*s expense*
15* No exhibit wi. 11 be allowed to compete for more than one
premium nor shall be entered in more then one class or lot, except
as for special premiums or sweepstake prizes*
16* Farm products exhibited .at the Fail?’and-not ordered re turn ca
by the owner, will bo sold at auction and the proceeds turned into
the Fair fund.
17* When there is but one exhibit for premium, the judges may
recommend no premium, first premium, second premium or third premium,
as merit warrants, but premium award shall not he withheld merely
because there is no competition* All premiums will be awarded on the
of the exhibit and in no case wi 11 a first or second
to an exhibit that wo uld not merit it in full
individual worth
Premiurn be given
competition*
IS* If any
disrespect 1
by an exhibitor °r his agent
s shown to any award or to the judges
he shall forfeit all awards made to him
the officer in charge shall
rved
is re S'
19. The ri lit
any entry offered*
20. The definition of the
rules applies to feathered fowl
c-'ttlo . sheep . hop s , go at s . or
report the matter to the Manager,
to refuse or accept conditionally
work Animal .
fur-bearing
ppc
>
iium 1
21.
exhibited
22 *
showing n
cational
any other animal included
interpreted by these
nirnals . rabbits, pig ions
m s p
ccial
!LS
X
no
herein in o n t i o n c d
i1 ir Association
premiums, aid st
ria chine ry, implement:
01 IX
1 a o e.
cl all
: 1 r
id.
ur Associ pc ion.
ew, worthy inventions
v 1uo to the publie*
Prospectors and mine operators arc
ore, Exhibits and specimens should
stating the kind of ore or mineral,
nd. if possible, approximate assay*
AbklCULTUAAL FAIr; EXHIBITS
will furnish feed for all animals
ibling quarters for heavy livestock,
will be pleased to co-operate in
etc. of eun
invited to send in sample
be clearly placarded or
name and location of
nucn aupunas upon uni
arranged for exhibition* F
the requirements of each cl
Inexporienccd exhibito
important points which a competent judge mil consider in making
awards, and we offer the following general advice for their benefit:
Agricultural Exhibits; The most important points to be considered
in putting up an exhibit arc general appearance of exhibit, uniformity
condition, quality, truenoss to type and sine of specimens. Other
such as color, shape, maturity and smoothness, should bo consb
rtain crops.
Every article in the exhibit should bo as nearly perfect .as
possible, and free from dire or blemish. The general appearance of
the exhibit is probably the most important. The first impressions the
judges have of an exhibit is often the most lasting. General appearanc
includes the following points: uniformity, quality, and truenoss to
points
with c.
eiaiioirs oeing properly prepared anu
'air premium lists usually carefully define
ass of cxh.ibits.
.re ofted not acquainted with the more
type.
color
work,
True 21 es
dniformit y requires
n
endition cons
0h; it
dors all
tides b
e 01 me same size
blemishes, whether caused in
shape
insect
me
ases, or much
cal
one go
an
in juric s• Quality is scIf-exp1an at o ry
.norally recognized characteristics of
;o secure it other desirable
qu
of
re;
b c
Q1S 1
to type moan
- variety. Size is desirable, bui
ilitics should not he sacrificed.
Exhibits of root crop show to the host advantage when uniformity
size and smoothness are most apparent. Side roots should be
fro
d,
.caving ;
>om dirt
ops out
wc11-dov e1opod tap-ro o
Carrots,
All root crops should
on rwo or thro
urnips, p;
in chi
.rsnips and like roots should
;s above the the root.