The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-09-18
Will Enter Into Competition With All
Counties in State With Good Chance
to Land Prize
ATTENDANCE AT FAIR
$4,000 TO 10000
Friday Afternoon Was Record Breaker
But Full Day Attendance on Salur,
urday Was Best Of Week

snanoan Springs, with tho exSep-
1lon OF stacks Of lumber which have
not YET been removed, presents nor.
MAJ appearance today after the excir.
ing events Of last week when Gradv
county scored It's biggest success ia
the annals Of county fairs. Most OF
the exhibits were removed on Satur.
day night and all Of the big tops top.
pied over on the Sabbath day under
orders Of expert directors. But tho
fame Of the big show will remain iii.
"a i Is surpassed BY that OF 1917.
Exhibit to State Fair.
@. G. Cooper manager Of the Farm
Bureau, left for Oklahoma cry th.s
morning with the Grady county exhibit
with which he hopes to pile up addi-
tional honors for the county. other
Oklahoma districts will have to step
lively to be In its class in its compe.
tition against all county exhibits. The
exhibits left over the Frisco AZ 2
o'clock this morning as did a carload
OF champion jacks and jerEnets fronr
the Union Hill Jack farm ,of w. u.
Smith who accompanied bis entries,
Big Attensaree-
Secretary Ersland this morning 81.
timated the attendance at between hi,
600 and 10000 people duisng the week.
BY far the largest afternoon attend.
ance was on Friday bua the daily At.
tendance Of Saturday was the winner.
Never before has such great interest
been shown in county fair here AMI
the officers Of the association feel
greatly encouraged over the prospect
for next year, when an extraordinary
effort will be made to build mp show
that will bring people from even a
greater radius than was brought ia
last week.
The prospects appear to be vefy
good for Grady TO pun down first mon-
ey at the Oklahoma fair which com.
mences next Saturday Mr. Cooper
expects to spend thee ntire week in
the capital city
The following awards We're made IN
the agricultural department..
Agricultural Department.
Draft Stallion. registered WfIIians
Williams, verden ist; J. r. Brown,
md.
Not Registered Draft Stations,
NJ Rogers, 81 Mimi. LIST;
S. Corn, Laverty, 2nd; s. Corn, LAYER.
ty Srd
Draft Wayne Wheelock. lst;
Dick Lamb, 2nd G. D. Stephens. srd.
Draft colts--Harry Anderson. 1st:
G M. Rogers, 2nd; Dick Lamb, Bid.
Roadster Stallion, registered-W +.
Smith, lst; William Williams. verden,
End
Roadster Glass, grader. B. HUI
man, list: J. w Underwood. end; r. y.
3rd William Williams. fth;
5, Corn, Laverty, 5th.
Roadster Ware. registereo--s. A.
Wilson, R. f. ID 2, 1st; s. A. Wilson,
Ind; Luther Thomas. Srd; Stanley
4th
Colt. roadster-Dave Pannell 1st:
Jim Owens, End; Luther Thomas, Srd.
Saddle Glass. registered-Ben Hamr-
ton, lst; no competition.
Saddle Glass, grade--J. ". Under
wood. lst
Grand Champion staIliop-w. =.
smith, lst
Registered Jack-w E. Smith, lst;
J r. Brown. End: s Corn, srd.
Registered Jennet-w. F. Smith.
Ist; W. Z. Smith. end; " Z. Smith,
3rd.
Jennet Colt under / year-w. F,
smith. lst
Jack, grade, William Williams, 1sf.
Mules, years and over-J. J..
smith. 1st: J. L. smith end.
Mules, yearling Z Smith. lsi;
Wayne Wheelock. 2nd
Mule Colt, any breed-W Wheeloek.
ist: J. r Evans. End; q L. Smith, srd.