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

patrons Of the Fair. A violation of this rule by
any concessionaire will cause the forfeiture Of con-
tract, money paid, or expulsion from the grounds
as the management or superintendent may direct.
The Board of Directors authorizes the letting OF
only such privileges or concessions as are required
to supply the necessary wants of the people, or TO
add to their comfort, convenience and pleasure;
but under no circumstances will privileges of a
questionable nature or Of a demoralizIng tendency
be let or in any manner tolerated upon the
grounds or in the buildings; nor will any privilege
be permitted where the business is conducted in
other than a legitimate and trade-like manner. All
concessionaires shall cause to be posted in a con-
s~picuous manner, at the front of entrance to place
of business, a sign showing the price to be charged
for meals, lunches, drinks, or other articles of food
offered for sale. All ground leases or space con-
tracts, unless otherwise specified, will expire with
the close of the Fair each year, and all temporary
buildings, frames, booths, etc, must be removed
prior to September 10th following; otherwise they
will become the property Of the Morrow County
Fair.
SO. Each concessionaire must confne himself to
the space assigned. Failure to do so will subject
him to forfeiture of his privilege, without reim-
bursement.
60. No games of chance or immoral exhibition
will be allowed on the grounds.
81. All dining halls, lunch booths, re~freshment
pavilions and other stands are required to be sub
stantial in structure, and they must be kept neat
and tasty in appearance and supplied with whole
some food and pure, honest goods for sale to the
people at reasonable prices. The Board will care
fully guard against e%xtortion in any form being
oroot;eaJ m tba Dotro,e oF tha fo;r md ony c,,cb
attempts will forfeit to privilege holders all rights
on the grounds.
62. Restaurants must place their garbage in bar
rels where the sanitation department employees
can get it with ease. Failure to do so will be cause
for the Board to revoke the license. Emptying
water or throwing refuse of any kind upon the
grounds is strictly prohibited.
90. The Board Of Morrow County Fair Directors
or secretary reserve the right of cancellation, at any
time, for reasons satisfactory to them, of all con.
tracts made with concessionaires.
ADVERTISING MATTER.
Cd. Under no circumstances will any person or
firm be allowed to place any advertising matter
upon the buildings, trees, or any place on the
grounds, nor will they be permitted to distribute
advertising matter outside the place assigned them,
PROTESTS.
65. All protests must be made in writing accom-
panied by affidavit setting forth the grounds for
protesting. Protests against the exhibition of eth
er animals or articles must be filed with the sec
rotary at least twenty-four hours before the awards
are made. Protests against awards must be filed
with the secretary by a o'clock p. m. of the day fol-
lowing that on which awards are made. Protests
against awards will be considered by the board at
its first meeting after the filing of the protests.
Parties interested will be duly notified by the secre-
tary and opportunity given them to submit evil
dence. In every case of protest, the party pro-
testing must deposit with the secretary a sum of
money equal to the amount of the premium involv-
ed, excepting however, that in no case shall the
amount required to be deposited exceed the sum
of $500, which sum shall, in the event of the
protest being sustained, be returned to the COM
%plaintant, and if the protest shall not be sustained,
then such sum will be forfeited to the board. In
addition TO the rights of protest herein guaranteed
to interested parties, the board of directors express
1y reserve the right to take cognizance of frauds
which may have been contaminated or attempted,
and to deal with any party or parties implicated
therein in such manner within the scope of the
power Of the board as may from the evidence re-
lative thereto be deemed just and proper.