The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-10-05
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The Fair will be opened Tuesday, Octo-
Der 10th, and continue four days. Tuesday
will be opening day for the purpose Of receiv-
ing entries and arranging exhibits. All super
intendents are expected to be on the ground
Every precaution will be taken for tn,
preservation of stock and articles exhibit
tion; but the Fair Association will assume no
responsibility for loss, damage accident.
Police will be on the grounds every night
us we'll as during the day.
In order to preserve the harmony Of the
Fair as whole, superintendent have a right
to direct the STYLE of all signs or show cards
used in advertising the goods shown.
Permission will be given exhibitors to
rake sales, but goods so disposed of must re-
main on the grounds until 100 p. M. Friday,
October 18th 1922.
No entrance fee will be charged mo
stall rent will be charged. No admission will
be charged.
Any exhibit in any department that is not
1neritorious may be barred by the Superin-
tendent and Judge.
When there is but one exhibitor compel
ing for a premium the Judge may recommend
first, second third or no premium as merit
may warrant stating his reasons therefor in
WHITING.
Entries must specify the exhibitors name
and the name and age of the animal Offered;
age of horses and cattle to date from the first
Of January of the year foaled
Any animal entered for exhibition in one
class compete for premium i'll any other
class or single animal can be exhibited as
enc of pair or herd.
No class shall be considered filled for
competition unless it shall contain at least
three entries.
Each horse shall have the ring for trials
to the satisfaction Of the Judge.
Evidence will be required that animals
exhibited as breeders are not barren.
No person other than the Judges will be
permitted to go into the ring where stock is
exhibited except the officers, secretary or
superintendent. %
No stock will be permitted to enter the
ring unless under the halter and in the care OF
groom.
All stock must be exhibited promptly
when ordered to be shown.
First premium, Blue Ribbon, Second, Red,
Third, White.
The superintendent Of the Pantry and
Store Department reserve the right and priv
ilegc Of having any canned fruit or preserves
on exhibition opened for inspection before
award is made.
PERSONS deSlfllS TO eAlllD1C articles not
competing for premiums shall have the neces
sary space allotted them on application to the
Secretary or Charnalt before the opening
day Of the. Fair.
Entry books will be opened at the Secrc-
tary's office in the Court House and entries
con be made in person or by mail from Sep
tcmber 25th to and including October 10th,
u 100 Noon.
Every exhibitor will be required to have
his article on the ground and arranged under
the supervision. of the Superintendent by
Tuesday, noon, October 10, and if delayed be-
yond IL 90 clock, noon cannot, without the
consent of the Superintendent and Secretary,
come in competition for premiums.
The Butler Free Fair committee. cannot
in any case make provision for the transporta-
tion or be subject to any expense therefor,
either for the delivery to or return from the
krOunds of any article, but all expenses con-
nected Herewith must be provided by the ex-
hibitor No article will be entitled to exhibit
unless in charge Of the owner or his repre-
Any premium remaining in the hands of
the committee or remaining in the hands OF
my .donator Of special premiums and uncalled
for after November LIST, 1922, win be declared
forfeited and shall become the property of
The Butler Free Fair Committee or donator of
such premium.
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