The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-07-29


tobacco In pot or cut.
Hemp-Three-inch bundle.
Corn IN Stalk-Six stalks.
Sorghum In Stalk-Six stalks.
Wheat in Straw-Twoinch bundle.
Oats in Straw-Two-inch bundle.
Rye in Straw-Two-inch bundle.
Barley in Straw-Two-inch bundle.
Alfalfa-Twoinch bundle.
Red Clover-Two-inch bundle.
Alsike-Two-inch bundle.
Crimson Clover-Twoinch bundle.
Soy Beans-Two-inch bundle.
Cow Peas-Two-inch bundle.
Blue Grass-Two-inch bundle.
Timothy-Twoinch bundle.
Orchard Grass-Two-inch bundle.
German millet-Two-inch bundle.
Potatoes - Selection OF six, AM
named variety.
The exhibits will be judged by points
on the following basis: Quality, so
points; diversity and commercial
value. 25 points; arrangement Is
points.
Where grains are exhibited in the
bundle, the judge will consider both
quality and quantity.
All samples OF grains must be cor
rectly named as to variety. Tags to
so designate them will be supplied by
the superintendent in charge.
Each exhibit must be arranged so as
not to occupy more than five feet OF
wall space. II is suggested that all
exhibits of small grains, grasses and
legumes be attached to a board. as in
this way a much more effective display
can be secured.
In the case OF tobacco IL Is suggested
that plants intended for exhibit be
also be shown.
Where an exhibitor grows both
smooth and bearded wheat he may, II
he so desires, show a bundle OF each
and have same count as two OF the six
articles required to permit his exhibit
The phrase, "two-inch bundle" used
to designate quantity to be shown.
means two inches In diameter where
tied.
All exhibits will be marked by num-
Der tags alone, and no names OF ex-
hibitors shall in any case be attached
nor shall there be any designation
used whereby the identity OF exhibitors
may be known until after awards are
made.
Exhibitors from any county in Ken
lucky will be eligible to competition.
Entries close Monday, Aug. 2, at 6
o'clock p. m, and no entry will be &C
cepted thereafter.
All exhibits must be placed not later
than o'clock D. m, OF Saturday, Aug.
7, and no exhibit that is not in place
and complete at that time shall be
eligible to compete.
Prof II. Garman Of the Kentucky
Experiment Station will asst as Judge.
Prof George Roberts of the State
University OF Kentucky, will be Super
intendent in charge.
The standing committee for the de-
partment consists of Mr.. G. e. Marvin,
chairman; Prof. c. w. Mathews, DR..
s. II. HALEY, Prof. George Roberts,
Mr.. George d. Karsner.
Though in no sense relating TO this
exhibit or coming into competition for
any Of the prizes offered, the manage
ment Of the Blue Grass Fair is graft
fed to state that the Kentucky Expert
ment Station will make a display at
the fair on the lower floor OF the Flor
al Hall, where this exhibit will be
held. The display will be taken prin-
cipally from the department OF Prof.
H. GarmaR, and will not only include
a large number of samples of crops
grown on the Experiment Station
farm, but will also attempt to set forth
intelligibly the insect pests which are
a marked detriment to farm crops
grown in Central Kentucky and which
can be successfully combatted by
farmers who use improved methods
recommended by the Experiment Sta
ton.