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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

Saturdays Schedule.
Washington at Cleveland.
philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at 81. Louis.
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Richmond 80 0 D
Nprfolk 900 o o 0 0 0 Q 0 0 %
Two-baHe hits--Reggy and Chand-
iar. Sacrifice hits--3aker, Wallace.
Irvine. jackson. Double plays
Durch funassisted. struck out--By
Nerbouf, a.; by Walsh. s., Bnses on
AalIs---I5y verbout. 9: by Walsh, =
M BY pitcher-Titman. Left on
hasee Richmond. o; Norfolk. 7. Um-
rirN--Mr Davis. Time-2:40. At
3&ndance---ee0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
BIG LEAGUE RESULT


Cleveland. z: Washington, 2.
Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. 1.
Chicago. .: New York, 1.
Boston-St. Louis. rain
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Xf4f3 4 80 . - ~ "
N1F1t1n batted for Wright In ninth.
yeafe BY innings:
l8nehburg ..00000o 0 Go
cannkA o 90 o o L.
Summary: Runs--Schmidt, Pressiy.
MncFiAys hits-Rowe, Powell, Doyle.
p&nughnessy i2). Stolen bases--Pow-
"A Holland. First base on errors
panOke. /. Left ON bases--Lynch-
RpFx, 3: Roanoke. II. Double plays
Wright to Rowe; Newton to Doyle to
ISnasley: 6pratt TO Doyle to PRESLEY
m1yuck Olst-By Lloyd. p. by Pritch-
3SS& I. First base on bais--Of Lloyd,
n 10 Prt1chard, 4 Hit by pitcher
0vA Powell. Time OF game, l:4l
&4rnunre Nondar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
At the Theatres
Next Week.

Academy of MuEie--Benjamin Play
ers in Caste, evenings and usual
matinees.
BiJon-~Continuous Vaudeville.
Observation-Disclosures Vaudeville
Lubin--Coatinuou Vaudeville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

Fridays scores.
Chicago. O.; Boston. 0.
Pittsburg- Brooklyn. wet grounds.
Cincinnati-Eew York. rain.
St. Louis Phiiadelphia, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04

bus, o.
At Toledo--First game: Kansas
City, 4; Toledo. 3. Second game:
Toledo, q; Kansas City, /.
At Louisviile--Minneapo 3;
Louisville, =
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8, In
dianapolis, 6.
Eastern League.
Al Newark--Baitisnore- Newark. wet
grounds.
Al acknowledgements Buffalo. wet
grounds.
AT Observation-Disclosures q, Mon
treal /.
At Providence--Provide 6: Jer.
sey City, 4.
Tristate League.
All games postponed traIn).
New York state League.
AT --Binghamton- Sy-
racuse feold weather..
At Etmira-Elmira, 10; Utica, ..
At Wilkes Barre --- Troy-Wilkes-
Barre train).
At scranton--scranton-Aibany (we'
grannds,,
Eastern Carolina League.
At Rocky Mount--Rocky Mount, 2
Goldsboro, 0.
At wiIson---Fayetteville >: Will
son, 1.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S
Raleigh. Z.
Southern League.
AZ Atlanta---Montgome 4; Al
ianta, g. -
Az Nashville--Nashville. 4: New
Orleans, 8.
At Chattanooga--Bir 3
Chattanooga, /.
Al Memphis--MobiIe. 8; Memphis
3.
south Atlantic League.
At Augugta--First game; Ioiam
bia a; Augusta, /, Second game: 90
iumbia. 8; Augusta, y.
AT Savannah--Macon, o. SaVah
nah. 8. r.
| lumbus, 2.
Carolina Association.
At nderson--Andersan. b Green
willie. ], a g
Greensboro, 2. =.
A. charlotte--Chariotte, 8; Spar
tanburg, =; ten innings.
Western League.
A. Denyer--Denver. 8: Topeka. 2.
At IIncoln--Lincoln. 10; De-
Moines. :.
AZ St Joseph--st. Joseph, Wien
tia, 2. c,.,, -. ON.
aha, 6.
Connecticut League.
At springfield--New britaih' o
AZ Observation-Disclosures o
Northampton, ), q. xs,.
AZ Hartford---Hartford, j: new lia'
ven, Q: l2 innings. .. u,,.
At Bridgeport--Bridgeport' 81 Ho''
yoke, j.
Nexy England League.
Al y Lynn
!" Al New Bedford--New BEDFORD 10
"a Al FAN River--Fail River
A. Worcester--Worcester. 3; Low
ell 4: IL innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Acaiams.


Academy,
Miss Carroll Actsomas who In pre-.
eminentiy the favorite leading woman
of any stock company which has ever
appeared in Richmond win next week
return TO the Benjamin Players and
be seen In that company's revival AZ
the Academy Of Music Of r. w. Rob-
ertson's famous three act comedy.
Caste" II Wall no doubt be real
pleasure tn TichmoRds theatrexoers
to learn of the return Of Mas Niece
mas, who has thousands of friends in
this city where she was seen as .
member OF the BENJAMIN Players dur
Ing the entire OF the stock company's
sprtng and summer season last year.
Miss McComas comes to Richmond
direct frona New York where she has
just completed an engagement 1T the
Empire Theatre In 'tCasts" which vas
revived there this spring by Charles
Frohman's all star company. In which
Miss McComas appeared In the bub-
bling and eifervescent role Of Polly.
In which role she wall make her first
appearance with the BENJAMIN Play
ers next week.
In the, Bejamin Players revival %
this sterling comedy, AZ has been said
Miss Carroll McComas will be seen ~
the vivactous Polly" A. she was
selected for this role by Mr.. Charles
Frohman In hts all star cast ~ the
Empire. further commend would BE-
superfious The beautiful Miss cath-
erin Carter will be most congen3Ally
cast In the role Of the noble and seif
sacrificing Esther. = character ~ beau-
tifui a. the actress who win next week
interpretate 1t. Miss Lydia Knott with
be seen az the Marquise. The popular
Mr.. Franklin Richie win have the role
OF the soldier and hover Of Esther.
George DAiroy. which the leading
man 4 csrtain e dc fun justice; NJ
his competent charge the part OF Cap
tain Hawtree, DfAlfoyss friend, and
the advocate Of a60IAI c1St6. MK. II
J. Blunkall who has dispiayfd during
the engagement Of ths stock company
such 4 versatility win b AFFORDED
another opportunity for rafting good
part a. Ecciea. the fathsr Of Father
ana Polly. the advocate at the xtghts
OF the workinsman who does not
All ardent spirttA and Mr., atorM N
the biz. blun. VI hearted LAYER ~ Pol-
", Sam 1erridge, will hAvp = nnoss
consenisi role Nj: Herbert cnFtts
will be- cast east ~ Dixon. Cast4 con
slsts Of three acts, the hrst and third
being tha hons 81 Polly and Esther
Eccies and their tathsr In GtaA.sate,
London, and the sec0nd to apaytn.elta
ot George o'Alroy In Mayfair. Aon-
don. Is
L0AIK
Tho Lubin VII offer their eoteris Of
friends heseabouts bili during next
week that win doubtless prove 20 an-
teTtainink ~ any yet hsen here.
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FOR RENT.

A FOR RENT IN THE RICHMOND
virgfnian want advs., will get You q
:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Connecticut League

Connecticut League.
At springheld--New Britain %
Springfield, l. u..o~n,rv a.
AT Northampton---Was -
Northampton, ). .. u.-
AT Hartford---Hartfora, q view A.
ven, 2: l2 innings. .. x..,.
At Bridgeport--Bridgeport' 81 Ho'-
yoke, ].
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New England League.

New England League.
Al Lawrence-Lawrence. Lynn
At New Bedford--New Bedfora' 80
Harerhiii, 2. -, Ys,,.r 4,
Brockton, ?. q. Y,ov.
ell. 4: IL innings.
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Western League.
At Denyer--Denver, % fopeNa' T.
At Lincoln--Lincoin' i'' Lee
Moines. :.
At St Joseph---st. Joseph, wien
tia, 2. c,.x, ~. om-
aha. 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.
nerican Association.

Ar toiumbus--St. Paul, /; Column
bus, 0.
At Toledo--First game Kansas
City, a; Toledo. 8. Second game:
Toledo, 2; Kansas City, /.
At Observation-Disclosures z:
Louisville, =.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING 8; In
dianapoIis. 6.
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Eastern League.
AT altimore- Newark. wet
grounds.
At Buffalo--Toronto Buffalo. wet
grounds.
treal |.
At Providence--Provide 6 Jer-
,, sey City, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-04
Tristate League.
All games postponed train).

New York state League.
AT --Binghamton- Sy-
racuse -fcald weather..
At Eimira--Elmira, 10; Utica, q.
At Wilkes Barre -- Troy Wilkes
Barre train).
At Scranton--Scranton~ Albany (wet
graDndsl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
CONCERNING ENTRIES.

Entry books nrc In readiness aud the entries can
be made by mail Great will be- taken that such
entries are made correctly aud the entry cards are
safely returned.
All exhibits must be presented or before o'clock
Of the first day Of the Fair.
No entry Zee is charged except space aud stall rent
for each article ct animal II the rent fee Of an cS
hibtor exceeds o. be- will receive admission ticket
TO the grounds during the Fair
Competition is open to only bona ddc residents Of
Summit County.
No article OF animal will bee examined for premium
which h not the grounds by clock D. M, uf the
6rst day of the Fair Judging will commence az . r.
m and all articles aud animals must bc ready they
will be declared out
No animal unless sound shall be awarded premium
Except In swccpsakc, no animal or article shall
receive two regular premiums The rule does not ap
ply TO stallion with ~ his gets or a mare with
one Of her colts. neither does II apply TO special pre-
niums or 10 poultry
Exhibitors must be bona ddc owners of the articles
animals exhibited and whore entered, TO compete IN
registered classes exhibitor must file a recorded ped
gree with the Supervisor Of the department furnish
satisfactory evidence 20 the Board Of Directors that the
animal Is entitled to complete in the class
For the convenience NJ exhibitors, entry blank
"a enclosed m the premium list pamphlet
Intending exhibitors must write plainly thereon, the
department, class, premium number and name of the
articles they wish 10 enter, using the language
Of the premium list,
Tags with coupons attached will then be furnished
by the Secretary, with the number class aud depart
ment ~ entered IN the Secretary office. The cou
pons will be signed by the Department Supervisor
when the exhibits are delivered 20 him, Tags thus
issued will be attached to the articles exhibited the
coupons retained by the exhibitor until the close Of
the fair, aud then, upon presentation 10 the Super
visor in charge Of the Department win be au order
for the articles entered
Exhibitors must not remove their exhibits without
delivering up tho proper coupon for each
II II should be discovered that entry has been
made contrary TO these rules the animal articles
shall not receive premium, though may have
been awarded 10 H.
Unless otherwise provided for agricultural products
can only be entered by tho producer manufactured
goods by the manufacturer, mechanical artistic spe
eimens by the mechanic artists animals by their
owner. manufacturer as the term is used hcre is
understood to be person firm owning and operating
a manufacturing plant In Summit County.
Exhibitors shauld see that their entry tags
pond with the premiums they intend 10 compete for
~ no corrections be made after the tags are ac
eepted by the exhibitor
Applications for space does not enter your stock or
araieies Entries must DO made upon the blanks fur
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department C
HORTICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE.
w. ]. WRIGHT. Supervisor

Exhibits In this department must bc the property
Of and grown by the exhibitors All exhibits that are
20 compete for prize must bc entered before wcdncs
day sept p and be In place before 10 a. M the first
day of the Fair. Fruits may be- placed exhibition
Al any time but cannot compete for prize unless they
entered according the above conditions Prizes
In this department will be awarded the first day vi the
Fair after which exhibitors may place their cards upon
their exhibits When hut entry is made for any
premium, the article entered may be awarded FIRST
OF second premium, at the discretion of the Judges.
Exhibitors must attach the name Of the variety to
egs plate exhibited for premium. Uniform name
cfds will be supplied ON application to Supervisor.
The judges In making their awards will consider
bt, tho value Of the varieties for their required pur
psse 2ud, color. size and Of specimens Bird
the apparent carcfuncss In handling; ith tastcfuness
VI the exhibit.
No blsmish fruit will be considered by the judges
and any fruit showing senb, rot scale. worm holes or
the work of any insect disease be barred from cx
hibition.
Space rent Of 10 cents per square foot will be
charged. Exhibitors whose rent exceeds slO0 will be
gwen An exhibitors ticket.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department E
POULTRY E ETS.. Wy, Supervisor

/. Entry blanks may be obtained from r. j. Levin,
Secretary, Coalyillc Utah.
9 All entries for competition must be- In the hands
NJ the Secretary not later than Saturday, Sept N
1910 aud an birds entered for competition must be- M
the Fair Grounds ON or before p. M, Sept a.
3, All specimens intended for exhibition and e,r,
petition shall be under the control of the supervisor
and cannot be- removed except with his consent
T. The Secretary shall enter no birds unless &C.
accompany his birds, hut may ship them, care OF w
NJ. Boyden, Supervisor, Coalville, Utah.
o. No entry fee will be charged except pen rent NJ
$50 for the pen Of i've birds 800 per tho. and
80 per individual, Each exhibitor will be given &,
ticket to the Fair for the three days.
g. No exhibitor will be allowed undcr any cir,,,,,
stances to handle any birds except his own Anv
infringement Of this rule will debar the guilty partic,
from competition and they shall forfeit any premium,
that may have been awarded 20 them.
T. Birds competing as a pen can also compete ne
single birds the best male aud four females SHAH con
stituto the best pen,
$. The judge viii be guided by the American Stand
ard Of Perfection.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02

GLASS 2-Cutswolis-Thc same awards will boz made
for exhibits In this class provided for in Glass
Glass 3-Lincolns-Thc same awards will be- made
Tor exhibits IN this class NJ provided for in Glass
Glass 3-Shtupshircs- same awards will be- made
for exhibits In this class as provided for In Glass j.
Glass 5-Gradcs-Thc same awards will be- made
for exhibits In this class provided for in Glass l.
Glass d-llampshirr nowus-rhc same awards will
hr made for exhibits In this class rs provided for In
Glass l.
Glass 7-Goats-'rhc same awards will be- made for
rAhlhLls ln lhI. elias. nA nrnNilnl for Nm Cln.a 1
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
ENTRY BLANK.
INSTRUCTIONS,

CHARGES; Stall Rcnt-Horses and Cattle, $3.50
each except stations, $500. Pen Rcnts-shccp and
Swine, five in each pom s2,5O individuals, Is cents.
Pen Rcnts-poutry, per pen of five $780, trio 500;
individuals, so cents.
Agriculture, Horticulture, Horticulture Manufact.
urcd Products, woman's Work. etc, except Art and
Educational Work, 10 cents per square foot. Each
exhibitor whose fee exceeds SlOO will be given a
ticket to the grounds all the three days
7. J. LEWIS
Secretary
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department B
CATTLE DAVID REEFS, supervisor.

No entry Zee be- charged. except stall rent and pen
fcut of $3.50. Exhibition. will be- gwen an exhibitor :
ticket
All animal, will be- shown in the ring and exhibitors
must be- prepared TO bring them out Of the stall. when
called upon, either for Judging or parade.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
DEPARTMENT L.
Women s Work.

Ncll Rhoadcs Mrs. ". VI. Boyden Supervisors
To be- hand made unless otherwise spccihcd and the
handwork Of the exhibitor; not open to professionals
except in Glass ~.
Articles exhibited at previous Fairs will not be al
lowed to compete Tor premiums
M entry fee space rent Is charged each exhibitor
must purchase exhibitors ticket, which admits her
TO the grounds during thc Fair
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02

o. The highest scoring pen in each variety shall
be awarded first premium
i1 Birds may be- removed any time after p. M.
Friday Sept. 23 1910.
o. The show will open Wednesday. Sept. a. 1910.
At % % clock.
r. Each bird must have leg hands
Cass l-fowl--The association offers the following
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02

made 900 t0u. ,a. ior each animal o., presented in the
DOB number. of Glass I.
Glass Son STANDARD BrcI-Thc same award. viii
hc mad, boo h. rH.- for each animal us provided for
iu The lu number. boo elias. I.
Glass l--Cuach Bfcod.-Tho sumc awards will bo
made u this class for each animal provided IN the
go numbers in Glass J.
Glass Draft Horses. Norman and Pcrchcron, Pure
Brood.-Ihr awards will bc made Ia this class for
each animal provided 900 the 90 numbers in Glass
Glass G.tlydrsdulc#Tho same awards will be- made
IN this class for each animal provided n the 10 mum
Der, in Glass
Glass 5-Shrcs The same awards will be- made in
this class for each animal as provided in the 10 mum
beers in Glass T.
Glass sBclgan-Thc same award. will he made
IN this elias, for each animal provided In the 10
number. IN elias. g.
Glass G-Gradc Draft Horses The same awards will
be made In th, class for each animal provided in the
IN numbers in elias, !.
Glass lpHlack. and Mulcs=Thc same awards will
be made in th, class for each animal provided in
the 10 numbers in class L.
Glass ll-Rnnd.crs Gcntlcmcns' Driving Horses
J. Rest Driving Team Ruidstcts - Gold Medal
. Gcutlrmcns' Fancy Driver - Gold Medal
Rest Single Horse Driven hy Lady - Gold Medal
Glass a. Specialized matched team, any class.
each ... Gold N.d,l
Glass l3-Saddc Horses
Best gated saddle horse by gentleman m Gold Medal
Best gated saddle horse by lady - Gold Medal
Glass Best stallion and exhibit Of get, Gold Medal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02

Tor eShhbits IN this class as provided in Glass /.
Glass 3-Pollcd gattle-Abcrdccn, Angus Galloway
and Red Pplcd-Thr same awards will be- made Tor
exhibits In tihs class provided In Glass l. '
Class f-Devons THE same awards will be made
for exhibits in this class Ms provided in Glass l.
Glass 5-~icrseys-Jrhe awards win be- made for
exhibits in this class provided in Glass l.
Glass --Holsteins, Guernsey, Ayrshire, Champions
aud GRIND Champious-rhc same awards will be made
for exhibits for each breed In this class provided
In Glass l.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department c
-En aaa nnAnQ WnU1Ny n, n. arr,,a
JOHN Q. PAsKETT. superyiaor.

No entry fee will be charged except pen rent Of $3.50
Each pen will hold five sheep aud each exhibitor will
be given an exhibitors ticket To the Fair during the
three days. Exhibitors In this department must be
pure breeds, but need not be registered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Class x-Business Exhibit

Class X-Busness Exhibit.
Women competing in this class be actually en-.
gagged in the business.
IS. Display Millinery Gold Medal
Glass XI-Work OF Old Ladies.
All work In this class must have been done by the
exhibitor after attaining the age of 90 years An ar.
a. 10.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department ID
swNE-JoHN G. PAsKETT. Super,

No entry Zee will be- charged except pen rent ot
slaO Each pen will hold five hogs and each exhibitor
will be given exhibitors ticket to the Fair dur
ing the three days
l. Best boar, years or over ......... Gold Medal
Best boar and under years old Gold Medal
>, Best boar and under years old ... Gold Medal
I. Best SOW, years old or ovcr....... Gold Medal
). Best sow, and under 3ycars old Gold Medal
Rest SOW, aud under years old Gold Medal
T. Best SOW, with sucking pigs .....-.. Gold Medal
Glass Chester, White, Poland Chinas, Duroc Jer
scys q. /. C's aud Tamworth-The same awards will
be made for exhibits for each breed In this class as
provided in Glass l.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
PRIVILEGES AND ADJUSTMENTS

The Board will authorize the letting Of such privil
srgcs required To supply the necessary wants Of
the people that may add To- their comfort,
and pleasure, but under circumstances will
privileges OF questionable nature of dcmoralizng
tendency bee sold In any tolerated the
grounds or In the buildings.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
Department A
HORSES o O REDEEM, Supervisor
class Thoroughbreds.

J. No entry fee BIS charged, but stall rent " $500
for stations. and $3.50 for with without colts
and gcldiug-. s double stall for span. $3.50 Each
exhibitor will be- given exhibitor ticket Tor the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
To be Held in Coal
vile Sept. Fl, q
and %.
Premium List
Concerning Exhibits.

All exhibits when assigned stalls space become sub
gcei 10 the control ~ Department Supervisor except
hai stock be- fed aud cared Tor by the exhibitor
or his agent Stock cannot be removed f.om the
grounds until clock Ia the evening ~ the day Of
aalesing the Fair. All other exhibits remain ill
10 . clock In the evening of the day Of closing Of
ths Fair, aud only be- removed at the pleasure Of
uhe Supervisor Exhibitors of live stock required
10 display each stall or pen occupied by their
stock cgblc placnrd containing the name. breed aud
age, with registered number ~ the animal exhibited
and also the name and address ~ the owner
professional sign writer will bee the Fair grounds
Eho will do work required nj reasonable rates.
Exhibitors will not be allowed 10 sell goods during
rihe Pair without special permission from the Directors
will they bee permitted 10 call attention 10 their
'NArrs In any Objectionable manner
Animals NJ approved quality not eligible 90 compete
for premiums. may be- entered " Tor exhibition only 30
the discretion of the Executive Committee aud on
phymcnt uf such fees the Committee may determine
but all articles obnoxious or rcpusNc be- their char
aeier shall hc excluded from the grounds or IL entered
without being fully known, shall be- removed upon de-
mAnd Of the Department Supervisor
Any article eligible To- cntry, not enumerated iu the
premium list which may hc presented, will be- entered
its appropriate class aud premium shall be awarded
ny special action Of the Hoard
The Board reserves the right 10 reject all articles
(Which offered for exhibit simply % means Of al
ageuHing.
Positively entry will be- recognized unless made
The original entry books In the Sccrctarys Office
and corresponding entry tags issued 10 exhibitors for
f.he same, aud exhibitor will be allowed the
s.sniry book until the awards are made.
The Association. through its officers aud with the
snid OF the police, will diligence 10 for all prop
erF placed updsr s charge, hut u V expressly under
stood TINT II will assume responsibility for injuries
= Losses from any cause. w. on.
r Upon your arrival at the Pair Grounds with your
exhDit you should the Supervisor of your depart
ncui, who will assign your space aud give you all de
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-09-02
REMEMBER

The competition for premiums IL open only to bona
Ado residents of Summit County.
You can get copy Of this premium list NJ any time
before the Fair by calling upon sending 60 r, j.
dawis, Secretary Coalyillc Utah
The prices Of admission to the Exhibition will be
rfeilows!
Ticket admitting one adult % cents
Ticket admitting child under ~ years 10 cents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-09-30

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