The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-06-12

= L. naulnistoh Secretary
> Nd Stewart Treasurer
W. /. Humiston II. p Pf s1A0n
S; NJ: Stewart F. L. Humston
w. E. Madison
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Speed Department. ..........J. NJ Gould
Division A-Horse Department. ...J. N Gould
Division B-Cattle Department VIM. Malcolm
Division E-Poultry Department. :. "A. T. Latta
Division Farm and Garden Products
E. w. Golf
Division G-Fruits. H. J. Ludlow
Division H-Preserved and Canned Fruits,
Vegetables and Jellies. Mrs F. Dean
Division l-Fine Arts and Needle Work
Division J-Plants and Flowers,
Mrs Ed Wolven
Division L-school Exhibit ....L W Abbott
General Superintendent Floral Hail. G. w. Roth
RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Thirtieth Annual Fair of Worthington
District Fair Association will be held at Worth
ington Minnesota, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, August 25, 26 and 27, 1908.
TICKET SYSTEM
season Ticket 'A not t (win "
admit one two horse vehicle or
saddle horse). ;:.:........;;...... 30
Admission adults. ..................... rs
Children, under IA years of age...:.:.:.. is
Children under years. accompanied by
parents guardians. ............... Free
Amphitheatre Ticket. ........ 10
Each and every occupant of any vehicle
must have ticket before they enter grounds
Tickets must be procured at the ticket
Office under circumstances will gate
keeper be allowed to receive fees at the gate,
allow any person to enter the grounds with
out a proper ticket
!. Entries close the first day of the fair.
?. Entries be made at the secretarys
office at any time until the Gath day Of August,
after which they must be made at his office
upon the grounds If possible make your en-
tries before the fair and save delay. Send
list of your entries to the secretary few days
before the fair and he will have your entry
tags ready for you when you come. See speed
program for the time of closing speed entries
3. Exhibitors will confer favor by max
ing entries early as possible after August
18TH
4. Articles which are the products of me-
chanical or artistic skill must be entered by
the artist manufacturer, or agent
sol, mist be entered hv the bpna 6de owner
agent and shall be owned by the exhibitor
at least twenty days previous to the entry.
6. All entries will be recorded and num-
bered by the secretary, and tags will be issued
which must be securely attached to the animal,
article or stall and remain during the fair.
Z. No animal article will be assigned q
place on grounds till the entry shall have been
made per above.
the first day Of the fair, and all articles or
animals for exhibition must be the ground
by three o'clock Of the first day of the fair or
be barred from receiving any premium
9. No animal shall be exhibited on more
than one class except in herds or as noted.
10. Entries open to the world. Entries, ex
cept noted, free.
II. Exhibitors must see to their articles
and designate the class in which they wish to
have them entered. No charge will be made
in secretary's book, except to correct errors
12 Exhibitors will at all times give the
necessary personal attention to what they may
have on exhibition, and at the close of the fair
take entire charge of the The society
viii h to eve loss or to all
such that may occur.
ring where premiums being awarded
cept those who have official duties to perform.
IA. All exhibitors using box stalls
quired to have the doors open from 10 to -
m. and from 1870 to p M. to accommodate
those wishing to see stock.
49, Sale pens or stalls will be furnished
at $1O0 each, boxed stalls $500.
49, No premiums will be awarded any
article unless enumerated
IT, All exhibitors in the stock department
required to purchase season ticket, $lOO,
good for all days of the fair.
49, The superintendents of the different
morning of Monday, August gath, to receive
entries, no charges will be made at the
gates on that day, but no one viii be ADMITTED
the second day Of the fair without TICKET
49, All cattle stalls SO cents each.
20. No exhibitors in any department will
miums where there is other exhibitor ex-
cept stock and poultry departments
FL All hog pens SO cents each.
AWARDING COMMITTEES
/. Members of the awarding committees
will report themselves to the superintendent
of their respective departments at o'clock s.
M of the End day Of the fair at the Presidents
office when and where vacancies will be filed
appointments made, etc.
2. No person can act as judge in any lot
which he may be exhibitor.
3. No animal article deemed unworthy
shall be awarded premium, nor shall any
premium be awarded to a barren animal shown
in breeding classes
4. Superintendent shall instruct their COM
mittees that in making awards each one is to
examine the animal or article submitted to
them for themselves and vote their own judg-
ment without argument suggestion among
themselves otherwise.
5. If it be ascertained that an exhibitor
has made or caused to be made any false state
ments in regard to any animal article ex-
hibited or if any exhibitor shall attempt to in
terfere with the judges in the performance
he shall be excluded from competition.
6. The committee shall be careful to ex-
anime everything entered.
z. Purity of blood established by pedigree,
symmetry, size, early maturity, general char
acteristics of the several breeds of animals to
be considered and proper allowance for age,
breed and other circumstances.
g. Should any doubt arise to the regu-
larity of entry any important matter which
the COMMITTED may feel incompetent to decide
thew NAV at once report the same to the super
intendent Of the proper department for his de-
cision and any person feeling himself aggrieved
may appeal to the executive department.