The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-11
STA TE FAIR
FAST WORK BY JUDGES
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First and second, w. J. Brinegar:
third. ]. @. Edwards; fourth, John
Binder.
First, w. J. Brinegar; second and
third, J. @. Edwards; fourth. w. ].
Brinegar.
Sow, under six months-Ffrst and
second, w. ]. Brinegar; third and
Fourth, John Binder.
Boar and three sows; over one
year-First and second, w. J. Brine
gar: third, ]. @. Edwards.
Boar and three sows, under one
year-First and second, W. j. Brine
gar; third, J. Q. Edwards.
Boar and three sows, over one year,
bred by exhibitor-First and second,
W. J. Brinegar; third, ]. Q. Edwards.
Boar rs and three nGWa: Tndsr s 9n9
second, w. j. Brinegar; third. j. Q.
Edwards.
-Four animals. any age. get of same
boar-First and second, w. J. Brine
gar; second, J. Q. Edwards.
Four animals, under u months.
produce of same sow-First, W. J.
Brinegar; second, ]. @ Edwards;
third, John Binder.
Senior champion boar, over y
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jim, w ].
Brinegar.
Junior champion boar, under y
months-Teddy B. III, w. j. Brinegar.
Senior champion SOW, over II
Notwithstanding Best, w. J. Brine
gar
Junior champion sow, under II
months-Maud B. 1, w. j. Brinegar.
Brand champion boar, any age
BIythesdale Jim, w. J. Brinegar.
Grand champion sow. any agents
souri's Best, W. J. Brinegar.
T. A. Borman, president of the kan
sas State Fair association, has issued
~
swers flood of inquiries that have
been received by Secretary Cook and
other officers and members of the
association:
1.-The combined Cheyenne Frontier
Days show and Pains Spectacular
Pioneer days with Marshalrs Military
band concert is by more than $4,000
the most expensive night show ever
put on by the Kansas State Fair asso-
citation and accounts for the 50-cent
admission charge at the grandstand.
tAt the Iowa and Nebraska state
fairs this season, the arrangements
charged SO cents for the bIeacher
seats, 10 cents and one dollar for re-
served seat. for the Cheyenne From
tier Days alone, and the grandstands,
seating fifteen to twenty thousand
people would not accommodate the
crowds.
THE wild west shows which come
to this town, like Buffalo Bill and 101
Ranch, charge SO cents admission and
SO to rs cents more for reserved seats.
This is evidence which juStifies the
charge made by the management of
the Kansas State Fair.
THE 20 cent charge made at the
gate for admission to the grounds is
justified because the fair-exposition
prOper-iS on in full blast, the build
ings well lighted and exhibits show
ing off to as good advantage as dur
ing the day. So a charge of rs cents
to see the combined fair Cheyenne
shows and Pains fireworks does not
seem to me unreasonab BILE.
THE management has brought to-
gether this year the greatest fair and
evening entertainment ever put on in
Kansas and admission only will sup
port it, and the admission prices are
not at all out of line with what has
been provided for the entertainment
of the public
Any property owner who visits our
state fair should inspect the paint on
the poultry hail. the Coca-CoIa stand
and the high fence east and west Of
the grand stand.
This work was done with one coat
of Powdrpaint at IS cents per gallon.
If you care to save $3.50 on every gal
Ion of paint you use for inside or out
side work, call and get a free sample
and color card of this wonderful paint
that wears five to seven years and IS
fire proof.
JOHN L. WHITE, Sales Agent.
Phone 49ST-Black- 120 Polk st.