The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1912-10-04

CONDITIONS
Each party making entry will please observe following
directions and strict compliance thereto delay
inquiry.
l, Name Glass in which animal is entered
q State color and name of animal.
D. Give name OF sire and DAM and same not known
1t must be SO stated.
A. If the animal trotted or paced under another
name in the past two the former
given
s. Name of owner as well as party making
entry must accompany the nominations
g. Owner or driver not giving coloTs when entry
must accept that given by the society.
The rules of the American Trotting Association of
which this association member govern harness races
unless otherwise provided
The association the any race
nominator may two horses the same stable
in one class, and will be held only for entry.
The society reserves the right to declare off
of rain
All shall be Mile heats 'rhree in Five except
horse distancing the field any part thereof en-
titled to first money only.
Under the new rules horses allowed enter and
start in races over onehaf mile tracks Three seconds slower
This society the right or pace races be-
tween heats or postpone for sufficient The right
as9 qmea to change the order Of any Of these events
the contestants but no changes will be made in where
Injustice Will be done to Of the parties making
All races not started before 1880 the last day Of the
meeting may be declared off.
Colt Races Mile heats, best Two in Three.
Purse closed October LIST, 1912.
ENTRANCE FEE TO PURSE RACES
Ten cent of the due and payable before the
race starts and five per cent. from money winners.
Five paid entries REQUIRED to AL and three to start
Entries in running to close o'clock the night
before the Five to enter and three to start Entry fee
cent OF offered payable night before the
Five per cent. deducted from money winners.
We have standard half-mie track, we'll braced, and
equal to the best In the country Come to Liberal
Money is dvded so, 30 and 10 per cent This assoca-
ton is not responsible for accidents our track.
'''''' '' ''''''' GEO I5.' A. QUINLAN, secy.
Superintendent j. A. Kelly Hugoton kan
:. Assistant R. l.. Smith
PREMIUM LIST
DEPARTMENT {
j. A. Kelly, superintendent Hugoton Kansas
R. l.. Smith, Asst. Supt. HugotOn, Kansas
l. Entries in this department close Monday October
T. at O'Clock All articles entered for exhibition
be in place not later than o'clock Wednesday. oc
tober 8.
Secretary Geo. A. Quinan.
g. Exhibits should consigned in care of the Southwest
Fair Association, Liberal Kansas and all charges prepaid
A. Exhibits in this department limited to Kansas, Okla
homa and Texas products during the 1912 unless
otherwise specified.
s. Exhibits be until the close of the
Fair All exhibits not removed from Exhibition Hall
October 10 to become the property OF the Association
6. The Superintendent must check the exhibits
petng for premiums each lot and mark the book
that will show what entries exhibited in each lot
we'll which exhibits were awarded premiums The Super
nenden of this department will be the
Fair opens prepared to wait exhibitors they
No advertising marks will be allowed exhibits other
those placed thereon the Fair Association
exhibitor be placed exhibits after awards have been
made.
8. full information and rules governing Exhibits
Corn Exhibits read the special rules under these
The Association upon the different counties making
exhibits the necessity of making early application
CLASS 42.-GRAIN AND SEEDS
All grains and seeds shown in this class have been
grown in Kansas, Oklahoma Texas this year. such
grain and seed do not mature during the current
year may shown Affidavit this effect must be given
when demanded by the Superintendent.
Quantity to be shown in each sample Onehalf bushe,
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