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

Al. No one will be allowed to judge in any class
in which he is an exhibitor.
20. Exhibitors in the arena must be careful to
have the entry cards in a conspicuous place on the
animal, that the judge may be facilitated thereby
in making awards.
43. The Judge will in no case award a premium
where there is no merit, and in case there is but
one article or animal exhibited in a division or
class, they will award only one premium in a div
ision-the highest, or a second, or a third premium,
as may appear proper.
"A. One Judge shall be appointed for each class
of stock to decide awards, and in no instance shall
he be allowed to converse or hold communication
with any outside party during the time of deciding
the awards, except through the superintendent,
As. Men in charge Of the stock are strictly pro-
hibited from making any remarks regarding the
stock, unless information be required of them by
the judges or superintendent. Anyone infringing
on this rule will be excluded from the ring by the
superintendent.
46. During the exhibition in the arena no per-
son will be allowed inside, except awarding COM
mitteeS on duty, reporters of the press who send
daily telegraphic reports to papers represented by
them, and attendants and officers of the society,
one man being admitted in charge of each animal.
AZ. No one will be allowed to see the entries
until after awards have been made.
48. Judges on ~purebred lots must be furnished
with p~edigrees before they will consider the claims
of any animal to a premium.
40. Any exhibitor placing ribbons on an animal
shall be required to move said animal from the
grounds, and will forfeit all claims to premiums
and be subject to publication nor shall said per-
sons be allowed again to compete for a term of
three years.
50. This society does not desire to encourage
the overlooking of animals designed for propaga-
ton, and the superintendent of the several classes
of stock are required to call the attention of the
judges to this fact.
MISCELLANEOUS RULES.
81. The board shall appoint three marshals and
see that order is preserved on the grounds, and that
the rules and regulations of the society are COM
piled with.
81, No entrance fee will be charged on any
entry.
So, No entry clerk shall unedr any cricumstan-
ces allow the entry books to go from his possession
or be inspected by any one until entries close, ex-
cept by clerks and officers employed by the soci-
ETY., Nor shall any entry be made known by the
clerk until the entry books are placed in the hands
of the superintendent.
54-a. Premiums will be paid on presentation of
the certificate Of entry.
Sab. No monstrosities or deformed beggars for
charity shall be allowed to enter the gates Of the
society at its annual fairs; and the marshal is au-
thorlzed to instruct gatekeepers and ticket vendors
in regard to the enforcement of this rule.
S.. Only residents of Morrow county will be al
lowed to compete for all awards by this society.
55-a. All premium warrants issued by the Board
and not called for and cashed by January LIST, 1922
shall be forfeited to the Board and the secretary
is authorized to cancel the same.
CONCESSIONS AND PRIVILEGES.
Sc. Applications for space, either in buildings or
upon the grounds for exhibition purposes or con-
c%essions, should be made to w. w. Smead, Secre-
tary.
81. Confetti, cane racks, knife racks, spindle
games, returning rubber balls and any and all other
similar games and devices will not be allowed upon
the grounds under any circumstances, nor games
of chance Of any nature.
So, The Board Of Directors and superintendent
of concessions will use every precaution to guard
against %extortion in any form ~practiced upon the