The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-11
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by the Secretary. Entry fees payable to Mrs
j. f.. Zehner Secretary. strictly in advance.
Entries without fees will not he received.
RULE II.
Entries for premium competition close Dec
20 In filling out blanks care should be taken
to state plainly sex. age. variety. number Of
specimens name of exhibitor, and price OF
bird II for sale. Sales will be made by the
Superintendent. All sales OF birds must he re
ported Immediately to the Secretary of the
Association to facilitate the return OF birds at
the close OF the show
RULE III.
All specimens must be in the show room a :
pm. December 20. 1906.
RULE ".
Birds on arrival will be fed and watered and
then weighed, and weights posted on coop>.
RULEv
Entry fees are as ollowS:-Single bird 25c
exhibition pen soc extra; turkeys, geese, duel :
o5c each.
A breeding pen shall consist of one male and
can compete in pens. and birds in pen entries
shall be eligible for competitions in sweep
stakes and for special premiums.
RULE VII.
Specimens OF breeds not in the Standard
which are deemed worthy by the judge will be
given prizes according to merit. without scor-
ing. Immediately after the awards OF the
Judge have been supervised and approved.
card or badge stating the. premium will be
placed upon each winning coop. where it mus
remain until the close OF the show. Any peri
son attempting to interfere with the judge in
his decisions, by letter or otherwise, will be ey-
Guided from competition and exhibition. All
protests against awards etc, must be made in
writing and delivered TO the secretary within
- hours after the awards have been announced
for that class, accompanied by $500, which Will
be returned, II the protest is sustained
RULE VIII
During the continuance Of the exhibition all
specimens arc to be under the control OF the
superintendent and cannot be removed excep,
by his consent, which consent will be given
when required for sanitary reasons only. Ary
person wilfully violating this rule will forfei
any premium which may have been awarded
bic for losses or accidents to specimens from
any cause whatever. proper precautions being
taken by the Association to guard against ac
cident or loss. Any exhibitor desiring to dee
crate his coops may do SO. providing dctora-
tons conform to ideas OF superintendent. after
the awards are posted.
RULE IN.
The latest edition OF the American Standard
Of Perfection will be the guide OF the judges
in awarding the prizes on all the varieties rec
ognized therein. Other varieties will be judged
by their club standards or by comparison
RULEX.
The decision OF the judge shall be final aft
er score cards are signed by the judge and
secretary.
RULE NJ.
For the purpose Of this exhibition the term
cock" shall be a male Matched previous to
1905. "cockerel. male Matched IN 1906: hen"
female Matched previous TO 1906 "puliet a
female Matched III 1906; a pen" shall consist OF
male and four females.
RULE MI
All birds must be plainly banded and band
numbers plainly marked on entry blank. In
tending exhibitors not having leg bands on
their birds can obtain the same from the socre
tary by enclosing with entry fees .. cents per
band for the number needed
RULE MIL
Should birds be entered and not shown the
fees for same will be forfeited to the As>ocia
ton
RULE NV.