The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-20
pictures in competition fol

c. ]. Boeger, Clay Center.
l. C. F. Squires, Lawrence.
F. A. Loomis, Empor1a.
H l.. Wolf Manhattan.
| L. E. McDaniels, Chanute-
r. w. Romig, Fort Scott
J. H. Ogden, Marion
]. R. Blair. Russell
| Alice Gardiner, Valley Fails.
J. V. Dabbs. Fort Scott.
P. A. Miller, Arkansas City.
c. F Prim, Augusta
| Homer T. Harding, wichita
Emma Harper, Council Grove
| V. PautOt, St Marys-
E. H. Shelley, Lawrence
| S A. Burreu, Dodge City
A F. Reeder, Clay Center
Mrs J. NJ. Yoder, Herington.
| ]. H. Leonard, Topeka
C. J. Snyder, Topeka
| J. P. Colville, Topeka
Mrs. Francis, Topeka
J. c. Couch, Belleville.
Samuel Hirst. Hutchinson
c. ]. Rolfe, Salina.
NJ. P. Creese, Mankato.
Frank Robb.
| W. J. Wood, Hays City.
| E. PierSon, Ellis, Kan.
| r. E. Cochran.
| Max Molf. Manhattan
| The Grand Portrait class, for which
diamond medal is offered, is open
only to photographers outside OF the
state. The winning picture each year
| becomes the property of the state as
sociation. This class requires of each
exhibitor two pictures, 13 inches or
larger. The exhibitors are as follows:
| Felix Raymer, Effingham, ILL.,; Knaf-
fel Bros, Nashville, Tenn; r. c. Mel
son, Nebraska City, Nebr.; Frank
Dean, Grand Junction, Colo; c. w.
Stout, Paxton, Ills, Pach Bros, New
York; Marceau studio, New York /;
Bakers Art gallery, Columbus. o.
The following is a list of the vari-
Gus classes of pictures which are on
exhibition:
prizes in classes A. B, c. six pictures,
nine inches or larger Rating to con-
sist of 10 points for lighting, 10 points
for posing, 10 points for chemical ef-
feet and 10 points for general effect.
Must rate SO or more out of possible
40. Prize, diamond medal.
Genre class-One picture, Sx10 or
larger, rated on Genre principles. First
prize, gold medal; second prize, silver
medal.
Miniature class=Nine pictures,
framed separately without glass. Three
inches or under Rating to be gov
erned on the same basis as prize win
BILE 40. First prize, gold medal; sec
ond prize. silver medal.
Glass A.-Four pictures. 13 inches
or larger. First prize. bronze figure;
second prize. gold medal Rating 40
points. First prize must rate Sc or
more points. Second prize, 40 out
of 40.
Glass B.-Six pictures, to ~
inches. First prize, gold medal; seq
ond prize, silver medal Rating so
points. Lighting 10, posing 10, chem
ical effect 10, retouching 10, and print
ing 10. First prize must rate 3S or
T. Class C-Eight pictures. Cabinet to
eight inches, First prize, gold medal;
second prize, silver medal. First prize
must rate 36 out of possible 80; sec
nT<
Special Class-OpeH only to pisotog-
raphers in towns of 1900 or under.
Eight pictures, any size. First prize,
gold medal; second prize, silver medal.
Competitors in this class are not barred
from entering classes A, B, c and min
iature.
Glass D-Views and commercial work
Pictures seven inches or larger. Prize,
diploma, parchment.
Enlarging Class-Two pictures, IA
inches or larger. First award, diploma,
parchment. Print from the original
negative to accompany. Printing 20
points, chemical effect 20 points; 30
points or more out of a possible 40.
Rating Class-The object of this class
is to promote the educational features
of the convention, and every member
should exhibit in this class. Expert
ence in this class has proven very BEN
ef1cial to the photographer; likewise
the convention. Four cabinets or ovals.
Rating so or more points out of pos
S1O10 1OO 1OI OlpiOi1d
Grand Portrait Class-Open only TO
photographers in other states. Two
pictures. 13 inches or larger. Prize, dia-
mOnd medal The winning pictures to
become the property of the association,
to be framed and hung in the Kansas
salon by the association.
Extra class-For prints on gaslight
developing papers Six portraits, cab
met or larger. Rating the same as
class c. First prize. silver medal;
second prize, bronze medal.
The Loomis cup-Three pictures,
cabinet or larger. Lady and gentle
man together. One bust, one three
quarter and one full figure. Must be
three or more entries. This is a sill
Latour Trophy-Six portraits print
ed on America Aristo Platino paper
from negatives made since September.
1903. Nine inches, or larger, if
framed, to be without glass To be
judged on artistic merits. Conditions:
The winner shall hold the cup for one
year and shall compete for it again
he has won it the third time, when he
shall become the permanent owner. |
A winner failing to enter every COM |
petition until he has won the cup the |
third time will forfeit his previous
winnings, but may begin again and
continue the competition until he has |
won the cup the three times. Until |
the same competitor and becomes the |
permanent property of the holder, !
each holder shall return it securely |
packed to the secretary of the associa- |
ton, one week before the succeeding
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