The Holly chieftain., 1914-11-13
and select the article. unless the boy

object is to encourage contestants to
submit his own grown or made article.
Articles that win prizes will go to
the merchants offering the prize. (All
canned fruits, jellies and sewing ex-
cepted.) Any articles not falling un-
der the prize winning list will be re-
turned to the owner and may be secur-
ed the evening Of the Round Up Day
any time after 6 o'clock. If not called
for, the articles will be held for three
days after which they will be disposed
of in the most convenient manner.
Free for All Contests
BOYS
81 cash prize for best piece of hand
made woodwork.
81 cash prize for best exhibit of var
nish work.
81 cash prize for best stocking darn
ing, the hole to be the size of
25 cent piece.
81 cash prize for best made kitchen
apron.
Grand Prizes
$3.50 cash prize for contestant win
ming most points in contest.
$1.50 cash prize for contestant win
ming second largest points.
$100 cash prize for contestant win
ming third largest number points.
In determining points first place
in production contest or. judging con-
test shall count 5 points, second
place shall count 3 points and third
place shall count 1 point.
School Exhibit Contest
Superintendent Clewell of the Holly
public schools will give to the school
having the best exhibit a $5 cash
prize; to the school with the second
best school exhibit a $500 cash prize
and to the school with the third best
exhibit $500 cash prize. The school
exhibit to be as follows and must be
complete exhibit.
No prize will be awaded unless the
exhibit is complete as follows:
a pages of writing, each page to
come from a different class.
pages number work, each page to
contain at least one problem in addi-
ton, one in subtraction, one in multi
plication and one in division Qong or
short), each page to come from diff
ferent class.
4 pages spelling, each page to con-
tain Is words with definition, each
page to come from different class.
pages free hand drawing, char
coal or water color, each page to come
from different class.
pages outline map of North Amer
lea, each page to come from different
class.
Second and third prizes in the pro-
duction contest will be ribbon awards.
We hope to secure first prizes in all
events from the merchants and busi-
ness men of Holly. But after all it
is not the value of the prize which
counts. 1t is the fact as to whether
you can exercise the judgment and
skill that can win prize.
A list Of the prizes will be publish
ed next week in the Holly Chieftain.
A complete list will also be mailed to
the teachers of each of the schools
in the "Holly Central" Some boy and,
girl, yes, several of them will win
prizes. Why not you? Miss teacher,
some school will win the handsome
cash prize for the school exhibit, WHY
not your school?
Georke Seward is lying seriously injured
at his home in Swink as result Of fsht
which took place in that town Wednesday
between Seward and Ben Rinehart. Sc.
ward has been ardent worker for the dry
forces during the campaign which lust
closed, and Rinehart who is a bartender
at Swink, consequently has been favorine
the vets. The two men met in the Eliot
barber shop in the morning about 8 o clock
when an argument was started about the
result Of the election One word brousht
on another until both became ansered and
they BEGAN to exchange blows.
They mixed it up in rather fierce battle
for time and before they were parted
both were out in the middle of the street,
Seward was struck hard blow over the
left temple, crushing the skull. He fell
to the street unconscious and it was at
first thought that he had been killed. He