The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-21
Rules and Regulations.

trance and exit gates are NeSIeu III uS uodia'
, The fair grounds will be open for the recep-
ton of all articles three days before the commence
ment of the fair, and they may be shipped to the
care of the secretary; but in no case will such ar
ticleS be brought into the grounds and placed on
exhibition, except by and at the expense OF the
owner or his authorized agent.
3. Entries NAV be made with the secretary, at
his Office in Heppner, by mail for three days before
the commencement of the fair. Stalls may be secur-
ed BY parties who have made their entries and have
paid their entrance fees within the time prescribed
for making entries, and no animal shall be taken
by any other exhibitor into such stalls so reserved
in the space set apart for such class.
I. Every animal or article must be entered for
competition in the name of tie bona hde owner
or maker, whose number must be Endorsed on the
entry card. Anyone trying to deceive the commit
tee in regard to ownership or who shall purchase
articles or borrow them and exhibit them in his or
her own name as his or her own manufacture, shall
forfeit all claims as an exhibitor.
5. On the entry of each animal or article a card
will be furnished each exhibitor, specifying the
class and number Of the entry; said card to re-
main attached to such animal or article during the
exhibition, excepting on sheep, hogs and poultry,
which shall be attached to the pens.
6. TIME OF CLOSING ENTRIES: All the gates to
the fair grounds shall be open and free to exhibitors
on Wednesday, for the purpose of giving exhibitors
opportunity to put their goods, articles or animals
on exhibition. All entries must close on Wednes-
day, and all goods, articles and animals must be in
place and on exhibition by Thursday noon, the first
day of the fair.
7. No animal or article will be allowed TO COM
pete for more than one premium, nor shall be en-
tered in more than one class, except as one OF a
herd or pair, or COWS for milk, or in sweepstakes.
s. No animal or article shall be withdrawn be-
fore o'clock P. NJ, the last day of the fair, unless
BY special permit Of the board.
9. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary
and personal attention to whatever they may have
on exhibition, and at the close of the fair take en-
tire charge Of the same. The board of directors
will use every Precaution in their power for the
safe preservation of all articles and stock on eXhl-
bition, but will not be accountable for loss or dam
age. Exhibitors must give attention to their arti-
Giles or animals during the fair, and at the close
of the exhibition attend to their removal.
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meeting Of the board at such times during fair
week as he may deem necessary.
II. Pedigrees of purebred stock must be left
with the superintendent of the class, and said su-
perintendent will be held responsible for the return
of the same to the secretary.
IL. ANY person knowingly violating any OF the
rules of this board will thereby forfeit and be de-
barred from receiving any premium that may be
awarded him or her.
10. The superintendent Of the pavilion shall
have charge of the pavilion. He shall see that
all articles on exhibition in and about the pavilion
or belonging to the society or exhibitors, are care,
fully preserved, and perfom such other duties as
the board Of directors may decide.
IA. Editors and reporters for the press will be
provided with ample facilities for obtaining ao
transmitting information. But no reporter, unless
known as such by some member of the board, Oh
provided with a certificate from the publisher OIL
the paper he claims to represent, shall be entitled
to free admission to the grounds. Permits for re
porters can be obtained from the secretary.
Is. All articles in Divisions 6, H, |, J, K, L, M
N, and P shall be made and prepared or grown fol
exhibition by the exhibitor only.
SUpERINTENDENTs AND COMMITTEES.
l6. The Board shall appoint superintendent AMI
Judges. No person can act as judge in any divlsior
or class in which there is a direct or indirect IN
terest in the result as owner or agent; and wher
awards have been made in violation OF this rule
the board Of directors reserve the right to appoIn
a committee and compel another examination.
II. The entry books shall be placed in charge o
the president, who shall deliver them to the super
i~ntendents and give them all necessary instruction
IS. Any f$rson interfering with the judge dur
ing his adjudicatons will foMeit the right to pre-
NUNS. All officers are requirsd and exhibitors ar
requested TO report any violation OF this rule t
the board of directors.
10. Superintendent in marking the first, sef
ond or third premium, will please observe thl
1ale: If first premium, put a figure ~ in colum
headed First Premium" If second premium, pu
a figure q in column headed Second Premium
If third premium put a figure g" in column heade
Third Premium Never write either words Q
make any marks in the columns named but thos
designated. Remarks are to be made in the co
umn under the heading Remarks" Care Shout