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PREMIUM LIST, RULES AND REGULATIONS
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Rules and Regulations.
1. The general supervision of the grounds, and
entire exhibition, the police regulations, and en
trance and exit gates are vested in the board.
2. The fair grounds will be open for the recep
tion of ail 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 may be made with the secretary, at
his office in Heppner, by mail for three days before
the comencement 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.
4. Every animal or article must be entered for
competition in the name of the bona fide owner
or maker, whose number must be indorsed 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, shalt
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. So 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.
8. No animal or article shall be withdrawn be
fore 5 o'clock P. .M., 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 ot tne tair taice 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 exhi
bition, but will not be accountable for loss or dam
age. Exhibitors must give attention to their arti
cles or animals during the fair, and at the close
of the exhibition attend to their removal.
10. The president shall have power to call a
meeting of the board at such times during fair
week as he may deem necessary.
11. 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.
12. 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.
13. The supeintendent 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.
14. Editors and reporters for the press will be
provided with ample facilities for obtaining and
transmitting information. But no reporter, unless
known as such by some member of the board, or
provided with a certificate from the publisher of
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.
15. All articles in Divisions G, H, I, J, K, L, M,
N, and P shall be made and prepared or grown for
exhibition by the exhibitor only.
Sl.TEKlNTEN DENTS AND COMMITTEES.
1C. The Board shall appoint superintendents and
judges. No person can act as judge in any division
or class in which there is a direct or indirect in
terest in the result as owner or agent; and when
awards have been made in violation of this rule,
the board of directors reserve the right to appoint
a committee and compel another examination.
17. The entry books shall be placed in charge of
the president, who shall deliver them to the super
intendents and give them all necessary instruction.
18. Any person 'interfering with the judge (lur
ing his adjudications will foMeit the right to pre
miums. All officers are required and exhibitors are
lequested to report any violatfon of this rule to
the buard of directors.
1 9. Superintendents in marking the first, sec
. ond or third premium, will please observe this
rale: If first premium, put a figure "1" in column
headed "First Premium." If second premium, put
a figure "2" in column headed "Second Premium."
If third premium put a figure "3" in column headed
"Third Premium." Never write either words or
make any marks in the columns named but those
designated. Remarks are to be made in the col
umn under the heading "Remarks." Care should
Oscar Keith ley, President.
A. Henriksen, Vice-President.
Morrow County Fair Board
HEPPNER. OREGON.
GREETINGS:
The Morrow County Fair Board has the pleasure of presenting to you the Annual Premium List of the Morow County Fair.
We urge you to study carefully the suggestions contained and plan now to make your exhibit bigger, better and more interesting than
ever before.
"Our Fair," yours and mine, will be held in Heppner, September 15, 16 and 17, 1921. With your help it will be worth while.
Morrow County has the products and with everybody boosting the Fair will be a credit to everyone.
While the premiums are not large we have tried to make it possible for you to be loyal to your county and give her your support.
We are offering special inducements for showing wheat, wool, fat hogs, farm and community displays. You should prepare at once to
enter these contests.
The Morrow County Fair has been the important factor in improving Morrow County's credit since 1913. It has made possible the right
kind of advertising. We must continue.
Buy a family ticket and enjoy three days of music, dancing, entertainment and fun.
Trusting we mav have your hearty co-operation in making this the best fair, we remain,
THE MORROW COUNTY FAIR BOARD,
By W. W. Smead, Secretary, Manager.
Information. The office of the Morrow County Fair Board is located in Room 4 of the Roberts Building, Heppner, Oregon. You are invited
to call on the Secretary-Manager for any information desired in connection with the Fair.
Price of Admission. General Admission 50c. All day Ticket 75c. Season Ticket $1.50.
be taken in this particular, as premiums are paid
on authority of these awards only, and the war
rants are drawn in accordance therewith.
20. The awarding committee will report only
the animals or articles entitled to premiums in the
regular list, except they may especially commend
such others as may be deemed worthy, to the board
of directors.
21. Blue ribbons are designated for first pre
miums, red ribbons for second premiums, and
white ribbons for third premiums, which shall be
placed by the superintendents under the direction
of the awarding committee, on all animals or ar
ticles at the time of the awards.
22. The officers of this society and superintend
ents will be designated by rosettes, namely: Pres
ident, white; secretary, blue; treasurer, yellow;
superintendents, red and white; vice-president, red,
white and blue; chief marshal, blue sash; assist
ants, red sash; superintendent of pavilion, green
sash.
23. Assistant marshal and gate keepers are re
quired to surrender their sashes when relieved
from duty, or be responsible whenever called up
on by those requiring assistance.
24. The books must be returned by the super
intendents of each division or class to the secretary
as soon as the awards in each are complete and
signed by the superintendent and committee.
25. No animal or article deemed unworthy shall
be awarded a premium, and no premium shall be
awarded merely because there is no competition.
If the article is not worthy the first premium, it may
be awarded the second premium.
26. Any error in the record of premiums caused
by the oversight or neglect of the superintendents
or publishing committee shall be subject to correc
tion in the succeeding annual publication of the
board's transactions whenever proof is furnished
the publishing committee that a mistake has been
made.
Rules for the Arena.
27. If it is ascertained that an animal is entered
in a division or class in which it does not properly
belong, it is the duty of the superintendent to in
vestigate, and, if by mistake, to correct; other
wise the committee is instructed not to award a
premium.
28. No stock will be permitted to enter the ar
ena unless under the halter, and in care of a groom.
29. Superintendents of divisions or classes are
ex-officio chairmen of their respective committees.
30. The animal receiving the award shall be en
titled to the premium.
31. Each premium shall be awarded separately.
32. Judges shall not in any case reconsider their
award after it has been made, unless such award
has been made contrary to the published rules of
the society.
33. As appeals from awards of judges arc not
allowed, except as specially provided in Rule 16 of
superintendents and judges, the judges will see the
necessity of exercising great care in rendering
their decisions. They are requested to pass not
only on the merits of the animals in competition,
but also on their age, soundness, class, etc.
34. Animals entered in one class shall not com
pete in another, except in case of a herd or pair, or
cows for milk, or in sweepstakes.
35. The age of a horse shall be computed from
the first day of January in the year in which it
was foaled.
36. In judging blooded stock regard will be
shown to the purity of breed established by pedi
gree, size, form, action and general characteristics
of the various breeds making proper allowances for
age.
38. Unsound animals shall not be awarded pre
miums. 39. A premium shall not be awarded if the ani
mal is deemed unworthy, though there be no com
petition. 40. All judges on purebreds shall have access
to the pedigree furnished to the secretary.
41. No one will be allowed to judge in any class
in which he is an exhibitor.
42. 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
vhere 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
isionthe highest, or a second, or a third premium,
as may appear proper.
44. 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.
45. 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.
47. No one will be allowed to see the entries
until after awards have been made.
48. Judges on purebred lots must be furnished
with pedigrees before they will consider the claims
of any animal to a premium. .
49. 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 overfeeding of animals designed for propaga
tion, and the superintendents of the several classes
of stock are required to call the attention of the
judges to this fact.
Miscellaneous Rules.
51. 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
plied with.
52. No entrance fee will be charged on any
entry.
53. 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 hooks are placed in the hands
of the superintendent.
54-a. Premiums will be paid on presentation of
the certificate of entry.
54- b. 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
thorized to instruct gatekeepers and ticket venders
in regard to the enforcement of this rule.
55. 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 1st, 1922
shall be forfeited to the Board and the secretary
is authorized to cancel the same.
Concessions and Privileges.
56. Applications for space, either in buildings or
upon the grounds for exhibition purposes or con
cessions, should be made to W. W. Smead, Secre
tary. 57. 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.
58. The Board of Directors and superintendent
of concessions will use every precaution to guard
against extortion in any form practiced upon the
W. W. Smead, Secretary-Manager.
Lena Snell Shurte, Children's Dep't.
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
spicuous 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 20th following; otherwise they
will become the property of the Morrow County
Fair.
59. Each concessionaire must confine 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.
61. All dining halls, lunch booths, refreshment
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 extortion in any -form being
practised on the patrons of the fair, and any such
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.
63. 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.
64. 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 eith
er animals or articles must be filed with the sec
retary at least twenty-four hours before the awards
are made. Protests against awards must be filed
with the secretary by 4 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 evi
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 $25.00, 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
ly reserve the right to take cognizance of frauds
which may have been consummated 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.
List of Premiums.
FOR STOCK OK ARTIl l.KS HAIMKII Oil UttSKI) IX
MOHHOW I'Ol.VI'V.
All premium will be payable T the aeeretary
within tea day after the exhibllloni llirw will be paid
at kla offlee. aad fce will forward aajr premium not o
paid la aura a aamr the peraoa entitled to aaaui
mar direct. All prrmluma awarded will be liable tu
prorata reduction, aunVlrnt to meet aar denclcucy
Ibat mar orrur la the rrcelpta, to meet aald premium
aad otker expenaea.
All prrmluma aot called for within ll'tern dure
after tke float of the fair will be fortrltrd to the no
ddy. Sheep and Goats.
IIKI.I 'I.ATIOX POH SHKF.P.
DIVISION '.
1. All buckB, except one year old. must have been
used the preceding year.
2. Kwes In all classes above one year old miiHt
have had a living lamb. These facts must be certified
and evidence furnished If required.
3. The exhibitor uf sheen will be required to for
feit and tav to the society the sum of not less than
f 250.01) dollars as and for liquidated damages If any of
the sheep which he exhibits are suffering (to his
knowledge) under any dangeruus or Infectious dis
ease. tiasa 1. Mcrtaoe.
Entry Premium
1. Kama, 1 year old or over 13 00 12.00
2. Kama, 1 year old or under 3 0(1 2 00
3. Kwes, 1 vear old or over 3 00 2 00
4. Kwes. 1 year old or under 3 00 2.00
t'laaa 3. Itamboulllete.
1. Hams. 2 years old or over $3 00 $2 00
2. Hams. 2 years old or under 3 00 2 00
3. Kw es, 2 years old or over - 3 00 2 00
t'laaa 3. Hhropahlrea.
1. Rams, 2 years old or over $3 00 12 00
2. Hams. 2 years old or under 3.011 2 00
3. Kwes, 2 years old or over 3.00 2 00
t'laaa 4. l.larolna.
1. Hams, 2 years old or over 1.1 00 12 00
2. Hams, 2 vears old 3 00 2 00
3. Kwes. 2 years old or over 1.00 2 00
t'laaa &. Namplea of Wool.
One Fleece of Wool.
1. Fin $3 00 12 00
2. Medium 3.00 2.00
3. Coarse 3 00 2.00
t'laaa n. tioata,
1. Pucka, 1 year old or over 13 00 IS 00
2. Pucks, 1 year old or under 3 0(1 2 00
3. liucka. 8 months old or under one year.... 3 oo 2 00
4. Hoes, 2 years old or over.... 3 00 2 00
5. Does, 1 year old or under 2 years 3 no 2 00
fi. I)oes, 6 months old or under one year...... 3.00 2.00
4 laaa 7. Hweepatakea.
Opea to winner of lat premium la elaaaea 1, 2, 3, aad 4
1. Hest Ham.
2. Heat Kwe
Swine.
Dlvlaloa I),
t laaa 1. Flerkaklrea.
1. Hoar, 1 year old or over 13 00 $2.00
2. Hoar, six months old and under one year 3 00 2.00
3. Sow, one year or over 3.00 2.00
' t. Sow. six months old and under one year. 2.00 1.00
5. Itest sow. any axe, with not les than six
suckling plus 5 00 3.00
6. Hest plK under six months 2.00 1.00
t'laaa X Poland China.
1. Hoar, 1 year old or over $3 00 12 00
2. Hoar, six months old and under 1 year.... 3 00 2 00
3. Sow, I year old or fiver 3.00 2.00
4. Sow, six months old and under 1 year... 2 00 1.00
5. Hest sow. any age, with not less than
six suckling pigs 6.00 3 00
J. Hest pig, under six months 2 00 1.00
t'laaa 4. Duroe Jersey.
1. Hoar, 1 year old or over 13 00 $2 00
2. Hoar, six months old and under one year 3 00 2 00
3. Sow, 1 year old or over 3.00 2.00
4. Sow, six months old and under 1 year ... 2.00 1.00
5. Hest sow, any aire, with not less than
six suckling plus 6.00 3 00
6. Hest pig under six months 2.00 1.00
t'laaa . O, I. ('. Nwlnr
1. Hoar, 1 year old or over $3.00 $2.i4
2. Hoar, six months old ond under 1 year... 2.00 1 00
3. Sow, 1 year old or over l 00 2.00
4. Sow, six months old and under one year . 2 00 1.00
5. Hest sow. any aire, with not leas than
six suckling pig .1.00 8.00
6. Heat pig under six months 2.00 1.00
t laaa 7. ftwrepatnke.
Opea to winner of prrmluma la rlnaa I to 0..
! "oar Purple Hlhhon
2' Huw l'urplo million
Poultry.
A. Exhibitor! are requested to study the rules
carefully, as they will be rigidly enforced, and Ignor
ance of them may he fatal to successful competition.
H. All breeds of chickens, geese, ducks and tur
keys recognised by the "American Standard of Per
fection of Poultry" arc entitled to entry for regular
premiums, as well as other fowls found worthy by the
Judge.
C. The Hoard will care for and feed nil fowls and
other exhibit! In the poultry department
D. All coops muBt be plnlv marked "Morrow
County Fair (irounds, Oregon, care Superintendent
Poultry Department." No transportation charges will
tie advanced.
K. All entries must be mado on or before noon
September 15th, with the secretary. '
F. A pen shall consist of one malo and three fo
males. Hlrds entered In single classes can compete In
pens and for special premiums. No bird will bo con
sidered In competition unless It has reached the ago
of four months.
(). The latest edition of the "American Standard
of Perfection of Poultry" will be the guide of tho
judges In awarding prizes on all varieties recognized
therein. Other varleteles will be Judged by their club
standards, or by comparison.
"' i"or the I,urHosB of this exhibition the term
Cock shall be a male hatched previous to 11121 "Cock
erel" a male hatched In 1921. "hen" a female hatched
previous to 1921, "pullet" a female hatched in 11)21.
I. Competition shall consist of more than ono fowl
In a class, owned by different breeders not members
of the sume faintly.
J. In all varieties where there nro less than three
entries for a premium, no lirst premium money will ho
paid; the winner of the first premium tnklng second
premium money, and the winner of second premium
taking third premium money.
K. The following rule shall govern for display
premiums other than county: It Is understood that
where a variety has competition, tho (list rule shall
govern, but whero variety has no competition, tho next
rule shall govern.
t.i ."o':N 1(,;'AHH-Flr"t' points; second, 4 points;
third, 8 points. 1 '
IMtKF.IMNri PKNS-Flrst, 12 points; second, 8
points third, (I points. (Varieties without competition
use this rule ) 1
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(las 1, Americana.
1. Trio Hnrreit Hocks so 11 r,n
2. Trio While Wyandottes '. 'j rn
3. Trio Rhode Island Heds i, J r
4. Trio any other variety In American
01tt" 2.C0 1.60
t'laaa 3. Aalnllc.
1. Trio tight Hramnhs i an 1 f.a
2. Trio Hurt Cochins ....Z'.Z i.M M
f'lasa 3. Mediterranean.
1. Trio Anconas. 12 HO 11 r.O
2. Trio R. C. While Leghorns ZZZ 1 In
3. Trio 8. C. White Leghorns. .. 2 fiO 1 M
4. Trio H. C. Hrown Leghorns 2 DO 1 60
B. Any other vnrlety of this class 1 00 60
6. Trio Black Mlnorcas i.oo .60
t'laaa 4. Ilamliurara.
1. Trio Oolden Spangled $t no I r0
2. Trio any other breed, of this class l.OQ