Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-09-30
RULES AND REGULATIONS

the manager. The management will
in no case be responsible for any loss
or damage that may occur. Each ex-
hibitor will be solely responsible for
any consequential or other loss, injury
or damage done to, or occasioned by,
or arising from any animal or article
exhibited by him. .
Rule 3. The directors and manag-
ers of the Ozark Stock Show have
the final and absolute right to inter
pref these rules and regulations and
al arbitrarily settle and determine all
matters, questions or differences in
regard thereto or otherwise arising
out of, or connected with or incident
to the exposition.
ENTRIES
Rule s.. All applications for en-
tries must be made out on printed
forms which may be obtained free
by addressing Il. R. Nelson, manager,
and each entry must state the class,
number, age, record number and all
other necessary information. After
being signed by the exhibitor they are
to be filed in the office of the Secre-
tary of the Ozark Stock Show on or
before September goth, 1920. In all
cases the right is reserved to reject
entirely or accept conditionally any
entry or application.
Rule s. Animals to compose a
competitive group need not be named
in application entry, but must be Sc
lccted by the exhibitor.
Rule 9. An animal may compete
in more than one class and for any
and every purse in specials to which
they L eligible under the classifi-
cations. The rules are so arranged
as to enable every exhibitor to easily
determine to which classes his exhi-
bits are eligible.
Rule 10. No person having enter
ed anything for competition will be
allowed to withdraw or change the
entry after the opening day Of the
show, except as noted in the rule
next following.
Rule II. Exhibits that have been
enormously entered may, at the dis
erection of the manager of the Ozark
Stock Show, be transferred to their
proper classes, previous to the judy
ing. If such classes have been iudg-
ed, they shall not be r%c-opcned.
HERDS
Aged Herd-Consisting of one
bull, 2 years old or over; one COW, 3
years old or over; ono heifer, . years
old and under 3; one hcifcr, l year
ole and under .; and Infer under
/ year old.
Young Herd-Consisting of one
bull under . years old; two heifcrs, l
year old anad under 2, and two
hcifers under l year old.
Calf Herd-Consisting of one bull
and two heifcrs, all under | year old.
GROUPS
Get or Sire
-Four animals, either sex, get of one
sire.
Produce of Dam
Two animals, either sex, product of
one COW.
Rule ~. A. bull ovcr l year of
age, without ring in nose, may be en-
Guided from exhibition at the discrc-
ton of the manager and in the inter-
est of safety to the spectators.
Rule 43. Accompanying each cn-
try Of cows 42-months old or over in
any of the breeding classes an affida-
Wit is requested at the time entry is
made giving the date of birth of her
last calf and the time she is due to
calvc again. Such cows must have
produced n calf carried to maturity
within IS months preceding this date.
Rule A. Any bull over 36-months
old on the first day of February, en-
tered in any of the breeding classes
that has not had dropped to his
services a living calf during the II
months preceding the opening day of
the Show shall be deemed barren and
as such shall be excluded from the
competition. Certificates from the
exhibitor, properly attcsted, will be
required by the manager of the Stool,
Show.
Rule As. In plain eases where
these rules are violated, when brought
to his attention, the manager of the
Stock Show will investigate carefully
and shall, in his discretion, disqualify
animals or exhibitor, or both. In
such plain cases the initiatory in
bringing punishment on the Offend
ors shall be the duty of the officers of
the Show.
Rule 46. In doubtful cases where
insufficient proof of violation of these
is evident to the Secretary Of
the Stock Show so that he shall deem
himself unwarranated in taking the
initiatorr step, then the complaints
animals or exhibitors, be-
.invn1 or cupyouoJ fo hn v,I;, fbn