Mansfield mirror., 1920-09-30

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discourage and prohibit the exhibi-
tion of barren animals in the breed
ing classes.
Rule %. In all matters not men
toned in the foregoing the rules and
customs i'll force at the Missouri
State Faiar will be followed.
JUDGES
Judges will, upon request. be ex-
pccted to give their reasons for de-
cisions rendered. The object of the
Show is to assist in the education of
stockmcn, rs to what constitutes a
good animal and why.
The Superintendent will announce
daily the approximate time at which
the judges will pasasaa on the differ
ont classes or any changes in the pro-
gram. Similara announcements will
be made in the official daily program.
Rule 81. Each class will be called
by the Superintendent of the Show
Ring when the Judges are ready for
it and any exhibit not presented
promptly when called for will be ruled
out and barred from competition in
he class.
Rule 2S. Animals must be shown
in such manner as the judges may re-
Guirc or allow, and If the exhibitors
refuse to submit to the proper re-
quircmcnts of the Judges. their AM
mails will be ruled out.
Rule %. Where there are fewer
entries in class than numhcr Of pre-
miumS offered. judges may, in then
discretion, award premium OF prcml-
ums of such @radac as the animal or
article deserves.
Rule so. Where there is no COM
petition, judges will award such pre-
MUM or premiums as the case in their
opinion merits, and in every case
where an animal shows without com-
petition of class said animal receives
but one-half of the premium money
awarded.
Rule 81. Judgts must not award
prizes to any unworthy exhibit. It
is the intention OF the Show that no
premium or distinction of any kind
shall be given to any animal that is
not deserving. Judges are also re-
ouested to discriminate against ami
inajs upon which surgical operation
has been performed to improve ,thtir
show aappearance. These rules must
be strictly adhered to, whether there
is competition OF not
Rule 81. Those who wish to en-
Tlan i'll regard to their cxlihit may
do so, through the Bret 4 Supe,inicnd-
ent of the Show Ring, and must not
interfere with the judges.
Rule 33. Should any animal
awarded cash prize be disqualified,
the animals gaining the lower prizes
shall graduate mp into the higher posi-
tons next in order above them, if IN
the opinion of the judges these ami
mails, are worthy Of such prizes.
Rule "a. Judges are requested, as
far as possible, in alal classes, to pro-
vide for reserve animal, especially
IT. the champion classes.
Rule 35. The decision of the
Judges shall be final in all eases, cX,
cept where mistakes, fraud, misrcprc-
sentataion or coliusion, not discovered
at the time of the award is proven.
In such eases the Secretary or such
referee as may be appointed, may
make decision, from which decision
there can be no appeal.
Rule 36. Judges books shall re-
main in the Office of the Secretary OF
Exhibits when not in actual use and
shall not be taken out, except by the
official clerk of the Show.
Rule 81. Judges shall report to
the Secretary of the Stock Show any
exhibitor who, in any way, either in
person or by agents or employees, in
tcrferes with them. while performing
their duties or shows any disrespcct
to them. Whereupon an apology
from such exhibitor shall be demand
ed or the Judge may exclude such cx-
hibitor from competition and the AS
sCciation may withhold any or all
premiums that have been awarded to
the offending exhibitor.
PREMIUMS
Rule 3S. Premiums will be desig-
mated by ribbons: First, blue; Second,
rcd; Third, white; Fourth, pink
Fifth, yellow; Sixth, green; Seventh.
brown; Championship, royal purple.
Rule 80. Cash premiums viii be
paid by bank check. All premiums
will be paid the last day of the Show,
at the Show, by the Treasurer.
Rule 40. All animals in the breed
ing classes must be recorded or ac-
cepted for record in the recognized
books of record for the respective
breeds, asa shown herewith, and ex-
hibitors must produce certificates OF
registration at the request of the Sec
retary of the Stock Show Exhibits at
any time during the Show.
Rule Al. Ages will be computed
according to the rule in effect at the
International Livestock Exposition
and the leading State Fairs held i'll
the fall of 1920. The following table
will give the manner of determining
the ages of beef cattle:
Junior calves-January !, 1920, to
September ], 1920.
Senior calves-Scptember !, 1919,