The new South-news., 1909-03-06


counties viii be on hand this fall and
tina, the display Will bo the bcst ever
seen ia the South. The following
premiums are offered by the rair
Association:
For the best general exhibit Of
corn by boys corn club:
fir-t prize ..........-..-. $1,000
Second ........ ......... 5000
Third .... ..... 1000
For the best ten ears Of corn ex-
hibited By an individual member Of
boys corn club:
First prize ........+......s $4,000
Second .... .... - ...... 1900
Ihird .... -... -.-....... 1000
Fourth .t.. .... .... ... 800
For the best and most perfect ear
OF corn shown by any member OF a
boys corn club.
First prize ................s1o.o0
Second .... ..-. .... -... GOO
Third -.-... ........ .... 400
For the best general exhibit of
corn by a boys corn club. not win
ner In the sweepstakes prizes. In the
First Supreme Court District OF the
State
FIRE prize ....,............ $1,000
Second .... .+.. .... .... 1900
Second District:
flre prize +.......... ....... $4,000
Second .... -.,. .... ..... 1900
Third District:
First prize ....,.......... 5000
The counties comprising the First
District arc: Attala. Bolivar. Ilinds,
Holmes. Issaquena. Kcmper. Lauder
dale. Lcako. Madison. Neshoba, New
ton. Noxubec. Rankin Scott. Shor-
key. sunilower. Warren, Washing
ton, Winston and Yazoo
Second District: Adams. Amite.
Claiborne. Clark, Copiah. covington,
Franklin. Green. Hancock, Harrison.
Jackson. Jasper. jefferson. Jones. La
mar. Lawrence, Lincoln. Marion,
Pearl River. Perry. Pike. simpson.
Smith. Wayne. Wilkinson. Forrest
huI 'tli'Itpn bdNlhs
Third District: Alcorn. Benton.
Calhoun, Carroll. Chickasaw. Chloe
taw, Clay. Coahoma. DeSoto. Grena-
da. Ittawamba. Lafayette, Lee. lie.
flore. Lowndes. Marshall. Monroe
Montgomery, Oktibbeha. Pamela,
Pontotoc, Prcntiss. Quitman. Tall9-
hstahiAA TsAs-- Uneh- yls3a~x>tnsN
Tunica. Union, Webster and Yal1-
busha.
Provided that twelve or more duly
accredited boys representing the
corn clubs. not more than three from
any county. are on hand to contest.
corn judging contest viii be con-
Quoted with the following prizes:
Second ... seas. 1000
Third ...... .... ....... 300
A thoroughly competent and rec
ognized Judge will be secured to pass
upon the exhibits.
Ten ears OF corn shall constitute
and individual exhibit for each boy
and the counties are requested 10
send not less than ten exhibits and
not more than thirty. The prizes
viii be awarded according to grade
and large exhibit will no, aid in
winning the sweepstakes.
Each enr of an individual exhibit
should be wrapped separately and
then the exhibit OF ten ears secure.
ly wrapped. tied and marked to as.
sist In placing. Mark by number and
furnish list Of boys names on sheet
paper.
The Fair Association will gladl,
furnish a season ticket to not more
than three boys or two girls from
each county. upon presentation o.
certificate from county superinten
dent. for the purpose of entering tn,
Judging contests or for looking after
exhibit. and suggests that the capita
prizes offered be trips to the Stat,
Fair. From the funds provided fol
premiums. pay railroad fare ans
board and the Fair Association vii
give season tickets. good for ten dayl
10 aid the work
These trips 70 the Fair would n,
doubt be strivep for. and the luck,
toys snd girls would find it not onl,
an especially pleasant and interest
ing one, but highly educational a
we'll. Not only the Fair could b,
visited. but the State Capitol. 1usan,
Hospital. Blind Institute. Deaf ans
. j Ia -
Baptist orphanage. Methodist Or
phsnage. Millsaps College. Bellhsvel
College. and other places OF state
wide Interest.
Special premiums will De added I,
this list later on. making II more at
tractive than here shown. Manufao
Sapt. Goo. 4. parser ~ Clark
Z rnnrsX NOR Aptr- ,r.ant~,1