The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-07-30
Booklet Giving Complete Infor-
nation as to Rules and Reg
ulatio14s Now Being Dis
a tributed Over County.
EVERY EVENT OF
EXHIBITION LISTED
Rules Give Fair Management
Complete Control; May Eject
Any Undesirable from
Lot Be Big Event.

The premium list and rules gov
erning the Grady County Free Agri-
cultural fair, to be held in Chicka-
sha on September 8, 10, IL, and II
is just off the press and is being dis
tributed over the county 1t is a
handsome little booklet of 64 pages,
nicely bound and contains the rules
under which the fair will be oper-
ated. 1t gives also the list Of pre-
miums in every department from ag-
ricultural products to live stock,
fruits, picked peaches, boys and
girls club products and what not.
The rules governing the exhibits
and staging of the various exhibit
tions are in part as follows:
Secretary in Control.
"All property of every character
entered for competition or displa5
or eny other purpose, or being any
&1der4 "a the fair grounds shall be
yE5ect to the control OF the secre-
tary; but in no case shall the Grady
County Free Fair association, its
Secretary, nor any OF the officers be
held responsible for any loss, dam
age, or injury of any character to
Hny property, or to any person, while
such person or property IS on the
fair grounds or at any other time
or place.
"The management reserves the
Vi, rt to remove from the grounds
any exhibit, animal, stand, or show,
that may falsely enter. or may be
deemed unsuitable or Objectionable,
CT to remove any sign, banner, or
advertising matter of any kind which
may be deemed unsuitable or OBJ
iectionable by them, without assign
ing a reason therefor, and if nee
essaIy to return the money already
pas. for space which shall exonerate
them from any claim whatsoever in
the rart of the exhibitor or Pr
rhss(I.
Premiums and Awards.
"Thc following rules apply to all
departments: Every exhibit must re
main, intact until O'Clock p. M.
Gcptember- 18th, 1918, the closing
day OF the fair. Any exhibitor fail
ing 70 comply with this or other
rules viii forfeit any premium which
he may have won. Exhibitors viii
be required to keep their spaces and
stalls in a cleanly condition by re
moving therefrom all filth and litter
and placing it in front of said spaces
or stalls where the scavenger force
OF the association may get it will
convenience. If it be ascertaineC
that any exhibitor has made o
caused to be made any false state
ments in regard to any animal o
article, or if any exhibitor shall
attempt to interfere with the judge
in the performance Of their duties
such exhibitor shall be exclude
from competition on the grounds O
the association.
During the awarding of premium
in any department, exhibitors wi
remain with their exhibits and nc
follow the judges about while tn
awards are being made, under pei
atty of exclusion from competition.
where there is no compeutio
the Judge may award any premium
he sees fit No premiums will b
awarded on articles not mentione
in the premium list.
"All entries must be filed wit
the entry clerk by 400 o'clock p. n
of the first day of the fair, septen
Der 9th, 1918.
"The management will not be hel
\ responsible for loss Of, or any dar