The Coconino sun., 1920-09-03
EARLY WORK TO GET BEST
 RESULTS AT STATE FAIR

the slogan unanimously adopted by the corps of superintendents selected to take charge of departments at the 1920 State Fair in Phoenix to be held November S-13 inclusive. To this end each and every one of them is hard at work on his particular part of the exhibit program, which ranges from bigger pumpkins and bugs, to better babies and hats.
 But early work on the part of sup erintendents alone will not produce the excellent results desired for this sixteenth annual state fair. Superin- tendents realize they must have the cooperation of the public, and they are asking at this time that all who wish to place exhibits for this year will get in touch with them immediate- ly.
 The following list of superintend- ents is announced by the state fair commission:
 Horses and mules: w. w. Carney, Mesa, Arizona.
 Cattle: Ben F. Ridge, 126 N. 9th Ave-, Phoenix, Arizona Dairy: F. W. Latimer, Peoria, Ar izona.
 Swine: c. c. Green, Glendale, Ariz.
 Sheep and Goats: Harry J. Gray, Bellemont, Arizona.
 Poultry: w. F. Fetterly, 35 E. Adams, Phoenix, Arizona. Dogs: T. H. Adams, 1430 E. Wash ington, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Apiary: Don c. Mote, 755 E. Gull yer, Phoenix, Arizona. Educational: C. w. Randall, BPS N. 4th Ave-, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Fine Arts: Mrs. Louis H. Chal- mers, 3rd St. and Mcdowell road Phoenix, Arizona.
 Domestic Art: Mrs. w. W. McNeff, 642 N. 3rd Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Domestic Science: Mrs. w. P, Sears, 2040 N. Central Ave, Phoenix Arizona.
 Horticulture: Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr. 2140 N. Central, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Agriculture and horticulture: Dr. O. c. Bartlett, P. O. Box 34S, Phoenix Arizona.
 Cotton: H. c. Heard, chamber of commerce, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Tractor and implement: Prof. R. S. Hawkins, Univ. of Arizona, Phoe- nix, Arizona.
 Indian: John B. Brown, Indian School, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Minerals: J. c. Goodwin, Tempe Arizona.
 Cowboy sports: Jack Barber, 502 w Roosevelt St, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Better babies: Mrs. Chas. C. Howe care state board of health, State Cap. itol, Phoenix, Arizona.
 County Exhibits Will Be Big. | Each of the fourteen counties ot Arizona will be represented by ex. hibits at the 1920 state fair to bt held in Phoenix during the week ot November s. Assurances of this were given at the offices of the state fail commission today when correspond ence was shown from the severa boards of county supervisors reveal ing splendid enthusiasm and co-opera tion.
 "It is evident from this" say. Shirley Christy, secretary of the fair "that the rivalry among the outsid, counties to put on exhibits which vii advertise their respective countie. will be keener than ever this year with the result that the aggregate O the displays in livestock, agriculture and domestic arts will be more var jed and complete than at any time il the past"
 | County fair commissioners to urg, and assist in the placing of exhibit have been appointed by the boards O supervisors to date as follows:
 J. N. Overson, Apache county; Wil liam Beeson, Flagstaff, Coconino coun ty; A. B. Ballantyne, Thatcher, Ora ham county; Jesse B. Simms, Frank lin, Greenlee county; c. F.. Fauley 502 E. Moreland, Phoenix, Maricop; county; Frank J. Willis, Snowflake Navajo county; Orville McPherson Tucson, Pima county; Ted Healy, Cas- Grande, Pinal county; Thos. J. He Pegram, Elgin, Santa Cruz; c. A Pierce, Patagonia, Santa Cruz; J. E Bristol, Nogales, Santa Cruz, and Johl Biancona, Prescott, Yavapai county.