The Tupelo journal., 1913-07-25
EXHIBITORS.

exhibitor who shall attempt to interfere with the Judges in the
performance of their duties, or who shall in any ungentlemanly
and public manner take exceptions to the judgment of any
awarding committee, shall be excluded by the Board from COM
peting for a premium, or exhibiting on the grounds.
II. If any exhibitor believes that a member of an awarding
committee has been interfered with in the performance of his
duties, or has had a personal interest IN the award OF a premium,
he may, by affidavit to said fact with the Secretary of that
Department, have the premium withheld until all the facts in
the case are submitted to a committee OF appeals, appointed by
the President.
u. Exhibitors. are to see that the grooms are neatly dressed
when they take stock in the Arena.
13. Exhibitors of stock in the Arena will be conducted IN the
order prescribed in the program.
IA. Animals not ready at the proper time will be ruled out
of competition.
Is. Persons desiring space for the exhibition of articles of
machinery not entered for competition, shall make application
to r. H. Mullens, the Secretary Of Concessions, at as early a date
as possible, giving name of article, the name of exhibitor, and
his address, and specifying the amount of space required.
Is. The secretaries of the various departments will be on
the Fair Grounds on the day previous to the Fair, for the
purpose Of receiving and arranging articles for exhibitors.
Heavy machinery or other articles may be taken to the grounds
sooner if the parties choose. Persons desiring to make exhibits
in place and properly registered and arranged by II m. the
first day, and no specimen will be received and entered to
compete for premium after the first day.
of "a Fair All eAD'0''s must D S''so OF "''A'n ne 'i''' ''''
IS. At close Of Fair no article will be returned, except upon
presentation of card given by the Department Secretary, when
the article was received. Should this card be lost, notice should
be given to the Secretary, to prevent the delivery OF the article
10. No invention or product of convict labor will be received
for exhibition or competition; 10 @sa~
20. All articles intended for exhibition must be entered on
the books of the Association, on or before the first day OF the
81. The name Of exhibitor shall not be disclosed until after
the awards have been made.
%. Entries should be made as early as possible.
%. When an entry Of live stock is made, the Secretary will
give the party a card, which will contain the number of entry
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
"a. All awarding committees shall consist of one or three
persons, and shall be selected by the Executive Committee of
25. No person will be allowed to act as Judge in any class
where he is an exhibitor.
26. 1t is particularly requested that encouragement shall not
be given over-fed ANIMALS.
81. When there is no competition, the exhibitor shall be
entitled to first or second premium, according to the quality of
the exhibit.
articles regularly entered in their respective classes, but they
are requested to examine all articles in the miscellaneous class,
and if deemed meritorious, recommend them for mention IN the
p' PREMIUMS.
20. Cash and special premiums will be paid within ten days
after the close of the Fair, upon payroll approved by the
President and Secretary.
80. Premiums not called for within thirty days after the
award will be considered as donated to the Association.
81. 1t is the intention of the Management to have plenty OF
stalls to exhibit horses and cattle, and pens for hogs and sheep;
80. All persons furnishing refreshments are required TO lay
in their supplies before c 9 am: each sd Lay
Carefully preserve your catalogue. Prepare your exhlbts
by the catalogue, having in mind the Department, DIVISION,
Glass and Number where you desire to compete.
Do not place your name on exhibits offered, as, according 10
Rule 81, the Judges must not know the owner until AWARDS
have been made.
If YOU decide to place on exhibition some rare or worthy
article for which no place has been provided in catalogue, please
attach to it a card bearing your name, stating mo CONTEST
and same will be entered free:
the article is entered, is your receipt for same, and Il you pre-
serve these tags you will have no trouble in getting your specl-
men back at close of Fair.
All exhibits should be in vessels on which the entry tag can
be securely tied.
The observance Of the above suggestions will be mutually
helpful to Directors, Officers and Exhibitors.
DEPARTMENT ca.
GENERAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
E. +. CLAYTON, Dept. Secretary and Manager.
No articles will be allowed to compete for a premium that
has been previously exhibited at this Fair.
A II o~En1nc ~ hi martin Ills b e entered a early DIS
possible.
DIVISION /.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Glass.
best Pumpkin co
BEST display Of big and little Boil Cotton, each...... Duo
Best single Stalk Cotton, showing greatest number
Rest Dozen bundles Oats. 500