The Arizona copper camp., 1917-11-03
STATE FAIR
NOW READY
FOR EXHIBITS

The State Fair organization is not
only completed, but the officials of
all departments are working hard and
harmoniously. The thing now is for
the public generally to give serious
thought to whatever each may have
to exhibit, and each come forward and
do his bit to make it the biggest show
ever.
Perishable stuff should be marked:
From (name of consignor), to Ari-
zona State Fair, care Constable Stor-
age Company, Phoenix" If sent by
freight, from any point within the
state, the freight, whether perishable
or otherwise, should be prepaid and
receipt taken, the amount being re-
funded on presentation of the receipt
10 the secretary of the fair commits
sion. II not perishable, and the con-
s1gnor does not plan to be in Phoenix
10 receive it, he should send an order
Tor 1t to either the Lightning Delivery
company or the Chambers Transfer
company, together with the transfer
charge, at the following special rates:
For 500 pounds or less, $1.5O; 500 to
1000 pounds, So; 1000 to 1000
pounds, $3.50.
Inc fair commission defrays the
cold storage expense on perishable
stuff.
Exhibits sent by express should be
handled in the same way as to mark
lngs and orders to transfer companies.
but express prepaid. There is no re-
fund for expressage. Freight or ex-
press charges will not be paid by the
commission. Exhibits must be deliv-
cred at the fair grounds by the ex-
hibitors, but the foregoing arrange
ments are made for their convenience.
All exhibits by mail should be ad-
dressed to B. W. Zachau, secretary
of the fair commission, indicating the
nature of the exhibit.
Entries must close Nov 8. All ami
mails must be in place by 9 o'clock
Monday morning, Nov IL, and the
earlier the better-the preceding Sat
urday, if possible
Note that exhibits in the fine arts
and domestic art must be delivered
at the fair grounds not later than 5
o'clock, Friday, Nov. 8, and in the do
mestic science department not later
than o'clock, Saturday, Nov 10.
No entry fees are charged except
stall and pen rents for livestock and
entry fees for poultry and dogs.
Practically every question of detail
is set forth in the premium list, which
every prospective exhibitor should
have, and which is furnished free on
application. Department superintend-
ents will be glad to answer any in
quiry of pertinent nature and each
may be communicated with, care of
Secretary B. w. Zachau, State Fair
Grounds. The names of the superin-
tendents are as follows:
A-Better Babies Contest-Mrs. J.
c. Norton.
B-Horses and Mules-Dan Klein
man.
C-Cattle-E. F. Van Kirk.
D-Dairy-W w. P. Mcconnell.
E-Swine-C. c.. Green.
F-Sheep and Goats-H. c. Gambee.
G-Poultry-Carlos Stannard.
H-Pets-A. H. Fitz.
I-Apiary-A w. Morrill,.
J-Educational-Mrs. w. w. Nc
Neff.
Kline Arts-Mrs. D. B. Heard
domestic Art-Mrs. G. F.
Smurthwaite
M-Domestic Science-Mrs. E. E.
kirkland.
N-Floriculture-Mrs John Den
nett, Jr
O-Agriculture and horticulture
o. G. Bartlett
P-Indian-John B. Brown.
Q-Mineral-C. F. Willis.
R-Boys' and Girls Club-L S.
Parke.
S-Boys' Sports K. Pishon.
T-Cowboy Sports-Jack Barber.
U-Automobile Events = Direction
State Fair.
V-Harness Events-J. c. Adams.
W-Running Races-F'rank Caval-
liere.
X-Public Safety-Capt. Thomas H.
Rynning.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Fred NJ Harris, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-