The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-17

shall not be entered for two prem
iuims. Competition is open to all the
white schools of Grady county.
IL. All work for display must be in
the county superintendent office BY
Saturday, September IS.
IL. Loving cups to go to the school,
and money to the pupil having the
work on exhibition.
49, No membership or entry fees
will be required.
Special committees have been an.
pointed to care for the educational dis
plays. They follow.
Committee on arrangements OF
booths, j. C. Weaver, A. e. Wickizer.
%. H. Russell. c. l.. Whitley, b. J.
Lilies. w. H. Bray
Committee on arrangement of rural
school exhibits. c r. Dunnell, Mrs.
5. A. Wilson, Cathrine Griffeth, Anna
Mae Dempsey. Dute Robinson.
Committee on arrangement Of village
school exhibits, j. w. Morgan, Mar
garite Heisler, Elizabeth Richardson,
Mrs. e. H. Russell, ]. C. Stewart, Fora
Pritchett
Committee on arrangement Of city
school exhibit, e. H. Black. John Fl.
Duncan, e. E. Meadows, Mrs. Una T.
Burton, Mrs. Stecker, Dimple Caring
ton Levia Myers
Expect Much Poultry.
Poultry comes in for an especially
large part of the county fair. Prizes
are offered for best pen, best cock,
best hen, best cockerel and best pullet
in each Of sixteen different breeds.
maxim total OF 240 prizes, then there
are others offered for turkeys. ducks,
geese, guineas, pheasants, pea fowls,
pigeons, Belgian hares and tame rab-
bits. r. M. Evans has complete charge
of the department
Poultry Rules.
The following are among the special
rules that have been adopted for poul-
try:
l. Entries will close at 10 a. m.
September 20, 1915, and all exhibits
must be in the show room by noon OF
that date.
3. Entries shall consist of single
birds and breeding pens; breeding
pen to- consist of one male and four
females, except ducks, geese, turkeys,
guineas, pheasants. pigeons, pea fowls.
and hares, which are exhibited in
pairs.
3. Specimens entered for exhibition
or scoring and not for competition, 10
cents each.
4. All specimens competing in
breeding pens, or for special prem.
iums, must be entered singly, and no
specimen can compete in more than
one breeding pen.
5. Each variety will have first. sec.
ond and third premiums on cock, cock
erel, hen and pullet, where two or
more entries are made in that class.
6. All specimens shall be exhibited
in Grady County Poultry association
show coops, which are furnished free
by the association.
Z. Stock may be sent by express
(charges prepaid) to the superintend-
ent R. M Evans, Chickasha, Okla. The
superintendent will see that 1t is prop
erly cared for and at the close Of the
fair returned or disposed OF as the
owner may direct.
s. Specimens apply to anything for
which a prize is offered:
Cock-Male specimen over one year.
Cockerel-Male specimen under one
year
Hen-Female specimen over one
year
Pullet- Female specimen under one
year
9. The American Standard of Per-
lection will be the guide for judges in
awarding premiums.
lO. All specimens must be the bona
fide property of the exhibitor.
II. Neat cards, with name Of ex-
hibitor, so as not to obstruut the view.
may be attached to coops after the
birds are judged.
12- The superintendent viii under
take the sale of birds for exhibitors not
present and charge commission Of
10 per cent on sales. The selling price
of each bird for sale must be named
on entry blank.
1S. In case birds are received that
are not banded. the superintendent
will band them and charge cents
each
IA. There must be two or more en-
tries in each class before first prem
ium win be awarded. but second prize
viii be awarded as well as score card
on same