The log cabin Democrat., 1914-09-30
FREE TICKETS 10
 SCHOOL CHILDREN AT COUNTY FAIR. OCT. g CLUB BOYS AND GIRLS ALSO ADMITTED FREE-BABY
 SHOW A FEATURE.

school chlldrens day at the Faulk- ner county fair, Friday, October 9, will be one of the banner days of the entire week, according to Secretary J. A. King. All school children under IA years old attending the fair on that day will be given free admission into the grounds, if accompanied by their teacher or parents. Pupils over II years of age who attend the fair in body with their school will be ad- mitted to the fair grounds at half the regular price All school children will be required to secure their tickets in town before reaching the fair grounds. They will be given out in front of the Grand theater building, on East Oak street, until 12 o'clock noon. All of the school children are requested to meet in front of the Grand theater building on Friday morning and march in a body to the fair grounds. They will be accompa- nied by their teachers.
 A special program that will be of interest to school pupils has been ar ranged. A Reclamation and a recita- tion contest will be held for the rural schools, the winner of which will re- ceive gold medal. Talks on school subjects will be made by number of the states leading educators. It is the plan of the fair management to make this one of the most interesting occasions of the fair
 All members of the boys and girls corn and canning clubs who have creditable exhibits at the fair will be given tickets which will admit them to the fair grounds every day and night during the entire week. The fair management have been advised by County Demonstrator J. w. Par Her, who has charge of that phase of the exposition, that more of the boys and girls work will be on display this year than ever before, and that the quality will be much better Prof. Wheelock of the college of agriculture of the University of Arkansas will judge all of the agricultural exhibits at the fair, Miss Marcelle Arthur of the home economies department will judge the girls canned goods, and Prof. Fowler of the animal husbandry department will judge the livestock.
 Each boy who brings in exhibits of corn should select 10 ears of equal size and have them entered by noon of the first day. Girls should have their exhibits of canned goods entered on Saturday before the fair begins, or by noon of the first day.
 The baby show at the fair promises to be one of the principal features It will be held on Friday afternoon in front of the grandstand at 3:3O o'clock. The babies will be divided in- to four classes, as follows: Babies ranging in age from one to six months, from six to 12 months, 12 to IS months, and from Is to "A months. The sections will be plainly marked, so that the mothers may readily find the proper section for her baby. The judges will take into consideration the physical perfection of the babies in making their decisions. Two prizes will be given in each section, besides the grand prize, which will be award ed to the baby eXcelling all others in the contest A souvenir will be given to each baby entered in the contest. A prize also will be given to the most perfect twins.
 Mothers who wish to consult mem bers of the baby show committee will find them at the foot of the stairway leading to the central exhibit hall from l until o'clock Friday after noon.
 Season tickets for the six days and nights will be placed on sale tomor- LOW at the three banks and the local drug stores. It has been decided to make no advance in the price of these tickets, but the supply is limited and no more can be printed, so that all who desire to purchase them should do so at once. '.
 Miss Sara Mildred Willmer. a read