The New York Clipper (May 1913)

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May 31 THE NJ3TW YOEK CLIPPER, 25 FAIR DATES FOR 1913. (At tar « reported when thia lint went to met: Additional littt will be published at jolt as the fairt are licensed.) The following lift to made np from, tie official lists furnished by the various secre- tarlea of tie fair associations, and the date* are those furnished by each official*. The; are cot taken from last year's list, with the dates guessed at The clashing of dates, the frequent changes and the dlflkulty in col- lecting all the material combine to make it Impossible to make a list of this kind com- Elete, tat this list Is as nearly correct as It i possible to make It, and the fairs we record here will Joe found useful to many classes of ■howmen who have not yet arranged their routes) for the coming Summer and Fall wi- son. The letters preceding dates stand for the months, vis.: Jy. for July; A. for Au- gust; 8. for September, etc. STATU FAIRS AND EXPOSITIONS FOR 1018. ALABAMA BTATB EXPO.—Montgomery, B. 20-O. 4; Geo. T. Barnes. ALABAMA STATU! FAIR—Birmingham, 0. BIS; 8. H. Fowlkes, sec. AMERICAN ROYAL, LIVE STOCK SHOW— Kansas City, Mo., 0. 0-11; T. J. Wor- nail, see. BLUB GRASS FAIR—Lexington, Ky., A. 11-16: John Wj Bain. sec. CANADIAN INDUrj. EXH. ASSN.—Winni- peg, July 8-10; A. W. Bell. CANADIAN NATL EXH.—Toronto, A. 23- 8. 0; J. 0. Orr. CENTRAL CANADIAN EXH. ASSN.— Ottawa. S. fi-13; B. McMehon. CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR—Sacramento, a. 18-20: C. Allison Telfcr, sec. CAMBRIDGE VALLEY AQRI. SOC—Cam- bridge, N. Y., A. 18-22; Elliott B. Nor- ton, see. COIX)RAD0 INTERSTATE FAIR AND EX- POSITION—Denver—<Lrvlng L. Eaton. COLORADO STATE FAIR—Pueblo, S. 15- 20; A L. Price, sec CONNECTICUT STATE FAIR—Hartford, 8. CALGARY INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO. i—Calgary, Can., Je. 80-Jy 6; B. U Richardson, sec. DELAWARE STATE FAIR—.Wilmington, DeU 8. 0-12; S. H. Wilson Jr., sec GEORGIA STATE FAIR—Macon, O. 21-81; Barry C. Roberts, sec. HAOBR8TOWN INTERSTATE FAIR— Hagerstown, Md., 0. 14-18; Palmer Tenant ILLINOIS STATE FAIR —Springfield, 0. 8-11: J. K. Dlcklrson, sec INDIANA STATE FAIR—Indianapolis, 8. 8-12; Charles Downing, sec INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPO.— Chicago, N. 29-D. 0; B. II. Holds. IOWA STATE FAIR—Des Moines, A 20-28; A. R Corey, sec IOWA INTER-STATE LIVE STOCK FAIR— Sioux City, S. 16-20; Joe. Morton, sec. KANKAKEE INTERSTATE FAIR—Kan- kakee, 111.. S. 1-5: Len Small. KANSAS BTATB FAIR— Hutchinson, 8. 18- 20; A L. Spomler, sec KANSAS STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION — Tqpeka. 8. 8-12; II. L. Cook, sec. KENTUCKY STATE FAIR—Loulsrllle, S. 18-20; J. L. Dent, sec. KENTUCKY. — Perry Victory Centennial Celebration. T «uisvllle,—D. B. Goodc. LOUISIANA HTAt;i FAIR—Shrereport, N. 6-12; U N. Brneggerboff, see. sVlAHYLAND STATE FAIR— limoiihim, 8. 30; Jes. S. Nusscar. sec MINNESOTA STATE FAIR— Hamllne, 8. 1-0: J. C. Simpson, sec MICHIGAN STATE FAIR—Detroit, 8. 15- 20: J.*E. Hunnon, sec. MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIR—Jackson, O. 28-N. 7: J. M. McDonald, sec MISSISSIPPI-ALABAMA FAIR— Meridian! Miss.. O. 30-26; R M. St rlplln, sec MISSOURI*—Live Stock and Home Show, St Joseph, 8. 22-27. MISSOURI STATE FAIR— Bcdalto, 8. 20- O. 8: John T. SUnison, sec MONTANA BTATB FAIR—(Helens, 8. 22-27; A. J. Draltenateln, sec NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPOSITION —Knoxvllle. Tenn., 8. 1-0. 1; W. M. Goodman, dlr.-gen. NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW — Denver, Colo., Jan. 10-24, 1014; Fred V. Johnson, sec. NATIONAL FODDERS AND BREEDERS SHOW —Ft Worth, Tex., N. 22-20; John P. Stafford, sec. NBBRABKA BTATB FAIR—Lincoln, 8. 1-5; W. it. Mellor, sec NEW JBRSBY. — Inter-State Fair, Trenton, S. 20-O. 8: M. R, Marglrum, sec NEW YORK 8TATB FAIR — Syracuse, S. 8-18: Albert E. Brown, sec NEW BTATB FAIR — MuBkogee, Okla., 0. 6-11; Wm. C. Boone, sec NORTHERN WISCONSIN FAIR ASSN.— Chippewa Falls, S. 16-20; W. V. Born, sec NORTHERN OHIO FAIR—Wllloughby, 8. 10-10: San Low. NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR—Raleigh, O. 20-25; Jos. B. Pogue. NORTH DAKOTA STATE FAIB — Grand Forks, Jy. 22-271 D. V. Moore, sec. OHIO.—Forest City Live Stock Fair, North Randall. A. 25-80; H. J. Kline, sec CHIC STATE FAIR—Columbus, S. 1-5-; A. P. Sandles, see. OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR—Oklahoma City, 8. 28-0. 4; I. 8. Mahan, sec OREGON STATE FAIR—Salem, 8. 20 0. 4; Frank Meredith, sec PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK IMPOSITION — N. Portland, Ore., D. 8-18; N. C. Marls, sec ROYAL AGRI. & INDUS. SOC—New West- minster. B. a, 8. 30-0. 4; D. B. Me- Kensle. SPOKANE INTERSTATE FAIR—Spokane, _ Wash;, B. 15-21: Robt H. Cosgrore, sec SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR — Hiron, 8. 6-12; C. N. Mcllralne, sec SOUTH MICHIGAN STATE FAIR—Benton Harbor, 8. 80-0. 8; A. 8. Miles. TENNESSEE BTATB FAIR—Nashville, a 29-0. 4jJ. W. Rnsswnrm, sec TEXAS COTTON PALACE ASSOCIATION —Waco. N. 1-16; 8. N. Moyfleld. sec TEXAS STATE FAIR—Dallas, O. 18-N. 2. TRI-STATB FAIR AND EXPOSITION — Memphls,Tcnn.,S. 22-27 ; Frank D. Fuller. UTAH STATS FAIR—Salt lake Cl.7— VERMONT STATE FAIB—White River Jet, 8. 16-10; F. L. Davis, sec VIRGINIA STATE FAIR—Richmond, 0. C- 11; W. D. Gordon, sec. WASHINGTON STATE FAIR--N. Yakima, 8. 20-O. 4; H. B. AverIM, sec WEST MICHIGAN STATE FAIR —Grand Rapids, 8. 1*6; Chos. F. Kennedy, sec WEST VIRGINIA—Wheeling, 8. 812; Geo. Hook, sec WESTERN FAIR—London, Ont, 8. 5-13; A. M. Hunt, WISCONSIN STATE FAIR—Milwaukee, 8. 8-12: J. C. Ma cKen sle, sec. WISCONSIN INTBR-STATB FAIR—La- crosse. 8. 22-26 :C. 8. Vin Anken, sec. WYOMING STATE FAIR—Douglas, O. 1-8; A«m Hlgby, sec QUEBEC PROVINCIAL EXH.—Quebec, A. 28-8. 2; G. A. Vandry. - GEORGIA. Bastow Countt F»ii Assn., Outanvllle, 0. 5- 11, Roods I'yron. Corns Oountt tin Assn., Douglas. O. 29-31, Melvln Tanner. DOUOLAS Oountt Faib, Douglastlllr, O. 20 31, O. F. Relman. roos Countt Fa™, Commerce, 0. 27-N. 1, Paul T, Hirbcr. FotrxTH District A * M. Fan, Osrrollton, O. 14-17, J. II. Uetson. Geoioia-Alabama Faib, Columbus, , J. B, Banks. Oboboia-Oabolina Km, Agusti, N. 6-10, FrBnk B. Beano. Gordon Ooofiir Faib, Oslboun, 0. 20-20, H. J. Ron. Oaarmf and Hi-auuiino Oouhti Faib, N 10-17, B. P. Bridges. Lavbins Count* Faib, Dahlia, ——, Peter Tvrltty. MACOif Oountt Faib, OgeUurope. , 0. T. Harden. MoDurn 1 Oountt Faib, Thomson, 0. 6-11, R. B. L. Bvins. Milton Ooontt Faib, Roswrll, 0., 10-15. J. H. MenseR. Putnam Oountt Faii, Katontcn, N. 4-7, J. Frank Splvey. FocTtt Obobou Land Exposition, Tlfton, , H. II. Laytoo. Wilkes-Lincoln Cos. Fin, Washington, 0. 28- 81, J. Luke Bnrdette. ILLINOIS. Boons, Belvldrre, 8. 2-6; Frank Gllroy. Bbown, Mt. Sterlinf, A. 26-20; Walter Manny. Huiieau, Princeton, S. 2-5; 0. L. Trimble. Calhoun, Hardin, , OiKiioLL, Mt. Carroll, A. 28-29; Oil. M. Feeter. OuiMFAiarr, Urbana, A. 26-29; J. B. Quirk. Clark, Martinsville, B. 9-18; H. Gasaway. (7i.iT. Flora, 8. 16-19; B. S. Jones. Clinton, Breese, 8. 10-18: A. W. Oruns. Colbs, Charleston, A. 18-82; W. O. Olassco OiuwroiD, Robinson, 8. 32-26; Henry Coulter. Ouhb«hi.»ni>. Greenup, 8. 2-0; Nelson TUarp. DbKalb, Bnndwlcli, 8. 9-12; 0. I.. Btlnaon. IOWA. Apaib Countt Aori., GreenBeld, , W. W. Barrel. Adaws Oountt Aobi., Coming, 8. 8-11, Geo. E. BUM. Allamakee OouNTt Aobi., Wsokon, , Geo. Hall. AUDunoN Oountt Aobi., Aolnboa, 8. 23-20, 8. a Oortli. ANiiinsi Faib Abbh., Auansa, A. 11-10. L. W. Russell. Bbhton Ooontt Aobi., Vinton, 8. 012. Sol. White. Boons Oomrrx Aon., Ogdeo, B. 10-19, W. a Treloir. Boonb Dbivino Pair and Faib Assn., Boone. 8. 1-4, John 8. Crooks. Bukna Vista Oountt Aobi., Alts, A. 13-15, W. Julian Roddick. BncniNAN Oodnti Faib Assn., Independence, 8. 2-0 J 8 Dasaett. Bubna Vista Oountt Aobi., Alts, A. 1.1 in. W. J. Blever*. Bums Oountt Aobi., Allison, 8. B 11. 0, F. Mlssman. Bio rotra Faib Assn., Kashas, 8. 1-0, 0. L. Pntney. Botvalo OBNTm Dist. Fin, Buffalo Center, il, P. Boyd. Bio Foub Disthot Faib Assn., Fonda, A. 8-8, I>1. Blllott. CiLlIODN OOUNTT FAIB ASSN., MlDSOD, S. 2-0. a Q. Xisksy. CiisoLi, Faib and Dsirma Pair Assn., Carroll, 8. 2-0, Peter Stenhany. Oass Oountt Aasi., Atlantic, 8. IB 10, J. J. Oorry. Ciiiokasaw Oodktt Aobi., K«w Hampton, B. 9- 12.. F. D. Grlffln. Olatton Oountt Aobi., Nitloml. S. 9 12. Henry Luehsen. Clinton Oountt Aobi., DeWItt, B. 10-12, O. B. OhrlstemAi. Clinton Dist., Clinton, J, B. Ahrens CiiwroRn Oountt Faib Aism., Arlon, 8. 9-12, 0. U. Oreesirell. Douglas. Onrnargo, Kdoab, Paris, A. '.'f ■J J. B. Haraniet, r.iKtiH, i-oriH, a. ^5-29; W. B. Onrtla. ICDWAiins, Albion, 8. 16-19; Ben. L. afayne. KrnNOHAU, Altamont, A. 20-20; Tony Dcttert. Fom, Piper Olty. U. 9-12: Yi. B. Funk. Fulton, Ix-wlston, A. 10-22; Kugwm Whiting. Urikni. Oarrollton, O. 14-17; 8. E. Simpson. Giundt, Mason, S. 23-28; F. H. Olipn. IltNiii, Ounbrldge. A. 19-32; Theo. Boltenstcrn. Hsnbt, Kewanee, B. 9-12; Geo. A. Anthonr. Inoouois, Witseks, 8. 10-19; Geo. B. McNamec. Jackson, Morphysboro, 8, 2-6; Ohas. I,. Itlltr'. Jahpkr, Newton, 8. 9-12; II. A. Filler. JSTTBBsnif, Mt. Vernon, 8. 22-27; O. R. Keller. Jo Daviiss, Galena, 8. 23-28; O. O. Bllsh. Jo Davibss, Warren, 8. 10-10; J. W. Blchardson. Johnson, Vienna. A. 19-22; B. F. Throgmortou. h'ANKiKis, Kankakee, 8. 1-3; Len Small. Knox, KnoxTllle. A. 28-20; W. U. Pankey. Laks, UbprtjTlllo, 8. 2-0: Riy L. Hubbard. LaHallb, Ottawa, S. 10-20; R. B. Wharton. IjSalu Streiror, S. 8-12; Obai. F. Wennliifen. Lbs, Amboy. 8. 10-10; William L. Leech. l.iviNasxoN, Fnlrbiiry, 8. 1-0; Geo. D. Gordon. Looan, Atlanta, 8. 2-0; Frank 8. Bevaa. Macoupin, Oarllnvllle, 8. 80-0. 8; J. P. Arnott. Madison, Hlgtiland, 8. 4-7; J. O. Bsnllll. Marion. Contrails, 8. 22-27; D. M. Hubbard. MoDonoooii, Bohnell, 8. »0; B. II. Alexander MoDONODOH, Macomb, ——: F. W. Harris. MoHxnar, Woodatock, A. 26-20; Tbeo. Hamer. MoI,BAN, DaDTers. 8. 2-0; John 8. Popple. MoLhan, Herwortn, 8. 10-12; 0. O. Brown. McLian, Lo Boy, A. 10-22; Oscar M. Ptmrea. MiNiin, PetersDorg, 8. 012; H. R. Beekman Mskobb, Aledo, H. 10-10; W. D. Rinerson. I'amar, PlnekoeyTllle, 8. 16-10; 8. J. Harry Wil- son. Piatt, MonrJoella, 8. 2-0; O. H. Rldgely. Piks, Grlggnllls, Jy. 22-20; Roes P. Bblnn. Pori, Oolconda. 8. 24-27: T. Boy Vaoghn. Putnau, MeNabb, 8. 23-28; E. It. Buuunrner. RiNDou-n, Sparta, 8. 80-Oct. 8: 0. O. Bates. Riohland, Olney, 8. 2-8; A. J. Lake. Rook Ibland, Joslln, B. 9-11; J. R. WalnwrlghL Hii.iNB, Hsrrliliunr. 8. 10 10; W. P. OHvcr. HomiTLiai, Rnahvllle, A. 12-15 i H. B. McLaren. BTA1K, Lafayette, 8. 2 5; F. T. GeWln. 8taik, Wyoming, A. 28-29; J. W. Smith. Union, Joneeboro, A. 12-10; A. A. Fulenwlder. Union, Anns, A. 20-20; F. II. Kroti. Warahii, Bellmont, ; Peter Meyers, Watnb, Falnleld, A. 10-22; Harry L. Lelnlsger. Wiiiti, Carml, 8. 0-18; O. M. Barnes. Wiiitbbidb, Morrison, 8. 2-S; Paul F. Boyd, Will, Blwood, ; M. B. Bib. Will, Monee, 8. 11-18; Harry J. Conrad. Will, Peotone, B. 17-10; Fred Osrstcas. Williamson, Marlon, B. 9-12; Geo. O. Campbell. Winnbiuoo, Booth Belolt, A. 28-29; B. B. flklnner. WoosrosD, El Paso, A. 20-29; B. J. Tegtmyer. WILL PHILLIPS, The general manager for the Harry Williams Mimic Co., has been connected with music publishing for a decade. He was for several years connected with the Jerome H. Remlck Company as their chief commercial man, and severed connections with that firm to accept the position of general manager and chief for Harry Williams. He has the woll wishes of a host of friends in his new under- taking. Oolumous Junction Dist., Columbus Junction, 8. 2-0, D. N, Johnston. Clabinda Faib Assn., Olarlnds, 8, 8-12. J. 0. Beckner. , „ _ Cbntsal Iowa Faib, Acnrs, ■ I. 0. Has- brssMk. Davis Oountt Aobi., Bloomfleld, 8. 9 13, J. 0. Wlehard. . . DsxAWAis Oountt Aoii., Miiicheiter. S. 0-12, J. o. Rabin. Dickinson Oountt Aobi., Spirit lake, 9. 8-10, A. II. Johnson Jr. Elkadbb Faib and Tiaok Assn., Elkadcr, , D. E. Llvlniood. I'.udn Distbict Aobi., Rhodes, 8. 1010, H. M. Weeks. Klix.n Hid Foub Disr., Eldon, 8. 2 3, II. R. Baker. Fatittb Oountt Aoii., West Union, A. 2B-20. B. A. Mcllroe. Fsanklin Oountt Aoii., Uumpton, 8. 2-8, 0. D. Williams. Obsbns Ooontt Fais Assn., JcrTerson, 8. 0-13, 8. O. Oulbertson. Giundt Oountt Aobi., Grundy Center, A. 10-21, K. V. McBroom. QuTiiBiB Ooontt Aoii., Gulhrle Center, 8. 30- 0. 8, Wm. Bdwirds. Hanoock Oountt Aoii., Brltt, B. 2-4. Wm. Bliss. Haidin Oodmtt Aobi., Elitorn, B. 2-S, Geo. W. Hsynes- IIairioon Oountt Ash., Missouri Valley, 8. 9- 12, A. B, Hasbrwk. Bsnbt Ooontt Aobi., Mt. Pleasant, A. 1220, 0. H. Trlbby. Humboldt Ooontt Aorl, Humboldt, , W. B. West. IOWA Oountt Aobi., Marengo. A. 0-7, F. II. Kara ten. Intbb-Btatb Faib Assn., Marlon, A. 18-21, Gene Faran. Intbb-Htats Faib Assn., Sioux Oily, 8. 10-20, Joe Morion. Jackson Countt Aobi., Maquokela, 8. 2-0, W. D. McCaffrey. JAsrra Countt Aobi., Newton, A. 18-21, F. E. Meredith. jBriwtsoN Oountt Aom., Falrfleld, A. 0-8, A. B. Labath. Johnson Countt Asm., Iowa City, B, Z-8, Geo. A. Iirtcbeock. JoKia Oountt Aobi., Montlesllo, A. 20-29, Fred W. Koop. Kcsscth Oountt Aobi., Alfoas, B. 18-19, T. H. Wadsworth. In Oountt Aobi., Donoettsoo, A. 90-22, Ohrls. Hsffner. I.ton Oountt Aobi., Rock Rapids, A. 24120, A. B. Wold. I.aki Pbaisiib Distbiot Aon.. Pell a, 8. 9-11, Ohas. Porter. Masssna Dibtbict, Massena, B. 1-4, D. P. Be- gan. Milvobd Faib Assn., Mllford, , F. R. Kel- sey. Madinon Oountt Aom., Wlattrset, , 8. A. Haya. Mabbiiall Countt Faib Assn., Marahalltown, 8. 8-12. W. M. Clark. Hills Oouhti Aobi., Malvern, A. 6 8, I, J. Swain. Mitchell Oountt Aobi., Oaaie, 8. 9-12, Carl H. Spaanum. , Monona Oountt Faib Assn., Onawa, 8. 9-12, 1. A. niotiky. Mokbob Oountt Aobi., Alhla. A. 18-21, Lores I>errln. Milton Distbiot Aobi., Mlltnn, 8. 10-10, D. A. Miller. Motillx Stock Show, Moillle, 8. S-0, R. J. ADderson. Nsw Sbabon Distbict Aoii., New Sharon. 8. 10-18, Frank Momlre. Nostii Iowa Fais, Mason City, 8. 8-12, Ohas. II. Barber. Oblwsbn Distbiot Fais Asik., Oelweln, 8. OS, 0. H. Knoa. O'Bribh Oountt Aobi., Sutherland, 8. .1-3, R. J. Olauaseo, POTTAWATTAmS OOUNTT FAIB ASSH., AtOCB, 8. 9-12, Caleb BrnlUi Powmnibk Oountt Obntxil Aobi., Malcolm, A. 18-21, Jsa Nowak. PowisuiiK Oountt Osnthl Aobi., Orlnnell, B. 2-0, J. T. Cessna. Rocs will Orrr Faib Assn., Rockwell City, Jy, BOA. 1, W. Q. Stewart. gTBAwnKaar Point Dist., Strawberry Point, 8. 2-6, R. W. Schug. BnELDon Distbiot Faib Assn., Sheldon, A. 20- 22, Geo. Oardoer. Biibnamdoab Faib Assn., Shenandoah, A. 11-10. A. W. OoMbrrg. Bao OouNTr Agbi., 8ae Olty, A. 12-10, flus BDxnmelcr. Biiblbt Oountt Aobi., Harlan, A. 19-22, N. O. Krascltcl Pioux Oountt Aou., Oransw Olty, 8. 10-12, II. Sllkkerveer. Siwal Faib Assn., Bewal, 8, 4-0, Loren Johns- ton. TitrroN FAIS ASSN., Tipton, 8. 2 6, 0. F. Sim- memaker. Tikolbt Fail Assn., Tlngley, , I,. F. Hall. Tama Oountt Fais Assn., Toledo, 8. 1010, A. G. Smith. Tati.oh Oountt Aobi., Bedford, Jy. 20-A. 1. 0 N. Nelson. Union DiaTSior Aobi., West Liberty, A. 18-21, W. II. Sblpman. Victoi Distbiot Aobi., victor, A. 12-14. J. P. Bowling. Wiu.uiixniiso Fais Assn., Williamsburg, 8. fi- ll, J. A. Oile. What Cum Distbiot Aobi., What Ohocr, 8. 1-4, Geo. A. Poff. W«fT Point Distbiot Aoii., West Point, B. 23- 20, John Wslljssper. Wai-sib Vai.i.it Faib Assn., Oentrsl Oily, 8. 1-0, II. F. Lockwood. Wilton Faib Assn., Wlllon, A. 12-14, W. A. Cooling. Warbbn Ooontt Faib Assn., Indlanola, 8. 0-12, Joe McCoy. WinsTiB Oountt Fais and Aobi.. Kt. DSa» , J. O. Saves*. Winnxhaoo Co. Pabk akd Faib Assn., Forest _ Oily, 8. 0-12, M. M. Thompson. WiNNisitisK Oountt Aobi., Decorsh, B, Blaknnan. Winvibld Fais Assn., WlnOeld, , Jno. A. Baxter. Worth Oountt Aobi., Norlhwowl, 8. 16-17. T. 0. Oroo Wbioiit Oountt Aobi., Clarion, 8, 2-0, O. W. Whaley. KANSAS. ali.in Ooontt AoiioutyrusAt, Booistt: F. S. Buttle, Iola; 8. 2-0. Ali.in Countt —Morsn Agrlcultnril Fair Assn. i O. II. l'or.l, Moras; H, 17-18. Babton Oountt Faib Association: W, L. Bower- SOX, Great Dend; 0. 7-10. Bbown Oountt— The Hiawatha Fair Association: J. D. Weltmer, Hiawatha; B. 28-20. Buti.xi Oountt Faib Asbooution: T. P. Man- nlon, El Dorado; 8, 22-20, Buti.ih Oountt —Douglass Agrlriillural Society; J. A. Clay, Dooglass; O. 1*4. Olat Oountt Faib Association: J. W. Nord- strom, Clay Center; 0. 7-10. Olat Oountt— WakeOeld Agricultural Associa- tion: Eugene Elklns, WakeOeld; O. 8 and 4. Cloud Oountt Faib Associations W. L. Mc- Oariy, Ooncordla; 8. 10-19. Corrsr Oountt Aoiioui/roaAL, Faib Association: B. D. Wenrr. Burlington; A. 23-20. CowLir Oounti— Eastern Cowle,- Fair Associa- tion: All Cooper, Burden, Cowi.it Countt Aouioultural and Lira Stock Assooution: Frsnk W. Sidle, wiofleld; a. U-14. Hkcatiib Countt Faib Aibooiation: J. R. Correll, Oherlln; 8. 3-0. Dickinson Oountt Faib Assooiation: a. 0. An- •lerron, Abilene; 0. 1-9. Douolas Countt Faib and Aobioultobal Bo- cisnv: 0. O. Bowman, l.snrei.ce; 8, 211-21. Elk Oountt Aobioultiibal Faib Assooiation : Fred. R. Lanter, Orenols; 8. 2-4. 1'RiNKI.IN COUNT! AUBICULTIiaiL Sooibttt ; t. R. Flnley, Ottawa; 8. 16-10. Obat Countt Aobicoltubal Booistt : Lester Lather, Cimarron, B. 4 sod 0. Obsbnwood Oountt Faii Association: J. 0. Tal- bot, Eureka; A. 28 28. Babpbb Oountt —Anthony Fair Association: L. O. Jennings. Anthony; A. 0-8. Hiiiii Oountt Aohicultubal Assooiation: Ohas. B. Simpson. Harper; S. 17-10. Lbatzhwobtu Oountt Faib AMaooiiTioN, Luclen Rutherford; lA-svenwortb, 8, 2-3. Lincoln Oountt— Sylvan Orovo Fair end Agri- cultural Aasoclallos, R. W. Wohler; Bylvsu Grove, 17-19. Linn Countt Fais Assooiation : C. A. McMullen, Mound Olty; B. 80 (>. 3. Looan Countt — Inter-OautHy Fslr Association: F, W. Irwin. Oakley ; 8. 2-0. Mul'iixRsoN Oountt Aobicui.tvbai. Fain Asao- ciation: Milton Hawklnaun, Mrl'benon; 8. 9-12. Miaiis Oountt Faib Association: R. W. Camp- bell, Mesde; 8. 1012. MrrcniLL Oountt Aobiout.tubil Faii Assocta- tion: B. 0. Ixipn, Belolt; 8. 30-0. 4. MONTOOMBST OOUNTT Faii ASSOCIATION; Klllott Irvln, OolTryrlllei 8. 22-27. Hontoombbt Oountt Aoiiuultcial Socirrr: Ohas. Kerr, Icdeeewlenee. KsMAnA Oountt Kaib assomation; M. R. Gan- nett, Seneca; 8. 80-O. 3. Nbosiio Oountt —Fonr-County District Ajrrlcul- tural Society: Geo. K. Blileiu, Ciisnute; 0. 7-10. Nsss Countt Aobioultubal Association : J. A, Casen, Ness Olty, S. 8-3. Norton Oountt Aobioultubal Association: M. F. Garrlty, Norton, A. 28-20. Ottawa Oountt Faii Asiomation: J. R. John- ston, Minneapolis; 8. 2.1-26. Pawnbs Oountt Aoaioultuiial Association : T. O. Wilson, laiMit; B. 80-0. 3. POTTAWATOMIS COUNTT Aailllll't.TVRAI. BOCUTI .' J. A. Lister, Wamego. I'BATT Oountt Faib Association: Walter Pedlgo, Pratt; J. 28-A. 1. Rbno Oountt —Oeutril Kansas Fair Association: A. L, Snonaler, Hutchinson; 8. 1.1-21. Rsrunuo Oountt Aobiciiltuuai, Association: II. L. Pierce, Bellerllle; 8. 0 12. Rooks Oountt Faib association: o. A, Hlg- glns, Stockton; 8. 2-0. RUSSELL Oountt Fais Assooiation: J. B. Funk, Russell; O. 7-10. Rush Countt Aobioultubal and Fair Assouii- ticn : T. O Kudtcel, Bium Center; A. 20-22. Sbt/abu Oountt Faib Association : Liberal; 8. 17-20. BnawNBB Oountt —Kanaaa State Fair Associa- tion: II. I,. Cook. Topcka: 8. 812. RiirnuAN Countt Aoiicui.tural and IUcinu Association: Wade Wnrncr. Goodlsnd; A. 1022. Smith Countt Faib Association: II. 0. Smith, Ssnllli Center; 8. 2-0. BTArrosD Oountt Fair Assooution: R B. Mc- Kay, St. John; A. 20-20. KKNTUOKY. Aoiia Oountt Fais, Columbia, A. 1022. Allbn Oountt Faib, BcoUstIUo, 8. 18-22, J. B. Rend. ALBXANiiii Faib Assn., Alexsndrli, 8. 20, V. O. Williams. Bbria Faib Assn., Berea, A. 7-0, B. T. Fish. Boubson Oountt Faib Assn., Paris, 8. 2-0, Juo, 8. Wiggins. Bbbokihbidob Countt Fair Assn., Hsrdlnsburg, A. 10-21, J. II. Bklllman. Bullitt Oountt Fair Assn., Shrpsrdsvllle, A. 19-22, Ora L. Rolir. Buti.br Oountt Fair Assn., MorgintcAvn, 8. 11- 18, Dorsto Howinl. Callowat Oountt Fair Assn., Murray, 0. 1-4, M. D. Bolton. CAriTOL Fair, Frankfort. 8. 30. J. W. JerTers. Flbmino Oountt Fair Assn., Kwlng, A. 21-2:1, F. It. Price. Fulton Faib Assn., Fulton, 8, 2-fl, It. II. Wmle, Obbmantown Fau, Oermautown, A. 27-30, Hsu II. I<oyd. liLAiuow Fais, Glaaamw, O. 1-4. Thm, Dlcklrson. usatsun Oountt Fair, LrltchneM, A. 12-14, II. II. WlHIa. lliiniN Oountt Fair, Elliahotlitown, A, 2(128, II. B. Btewanl. Habt Oiuintv Fair, none Cave. 8. 21-27, W. P. Ktrtley. HinnoiisMiiu Faib, llarrodsburg, Jy. 20, R. W. Keenan. HiNiissaoN Oountt Faib, Hemleraon, A. 12 10, F. M. Hutchinson. IIbnbt Countt Fais, Eminence, A. 21-23, New- ton Bright. IIoi-Kisn Oountt Fais, Mudlsonrllle, Jy. 20-A. 2, W. 0. Hopewell. JarrsBSON Oountt Fair, I'era Creek, A, 12-13. K. or P. FAIR, Nlcholssvllle, A. 26-28, R. II. Webb. K. or P. Faib, Stanford, A. 20-22, J. F. Cum- mins. Kbnton OouNTr Aobi. Assn., Krlangr-r, A. 20- 23, 8. W. Ailama. Knox Oountt Fais, BarbDurrllle, 8. 3-3, Ohas. 0. Rlack. I.arns Oountt Faib, HogleiiTllle, 8, Oil, Aug, Ovesrn. l.Aunib Oountt Fais, Iamlon, A. 20-20. L. P. lliompson. I.ooan and Bobbrtson Fair Assn., Adalrrllli", 8. 30-27, Edwin It, Moore. Monsob Oountt Fais, TompklnsTllle, 8, 8-8. Mt. Vkiinon Fais Assn., lit. Vernon, A. U-8, I',. 8. Albright. Nelson Oountt Faib, Bsnlslown, 8. 8 0, J. K. Newman. Nsw I'Ksiirrii.i.s Faib Assn., Pcrryvllle, A. 13- 15, II. 0. Mutlliw. Noam Kr. Aob. Assn., Florence, A, 27-30, N. 11. Rldilell. Paducah Fais Assn.. Psducnh, 8. SO-O, 3, It. 0. Dsvls. Pendleton Oountt Faib, Falamciith, 8. 1018. Rockcastle Fais Assn., Uroillii'nd, A. 13-10, J. W. Klneer. Biiblbt Oountt Fair, Bbolhyrille, A. 20-20. T. It. Webster. Simpson Oountt Faiii, Franklin, H. 4-0, J. A. Orowdus. SrsNcsu Oountt Faib Ashn., Tnylorsrllle, A. 8-8, 8. W. IlnlM. Todd Oountt Faiu, Klkton, A. 2-1. Tri-Countt Fain Assn., Hauliers, A. OH, A. W. Shirley. Union Countt Fais Assn., Uulonlnwn, A. 60, Ham W. Olevionl*. Vanobiiiiihi Fair, Vsiiceburg, A. 12 16, J. II. Htrother. Warsrh Oountt Faib, Ilowlliia Oretni, 8. 2420, I.. 0. Duncan. Watnb Oountt Fais, Montlccllo, 8. 0-12; J. W. Simpson. Winoiikitrr Hospitai. Fair, Wluclicsler, A. 6 0, 0. L. Walllsci.ll. MASSACflUSP,TTn. Ahrsbubt and Balisouut, Aineabury, 8. 23 20, M. II. Bsnders. Hainhtaslb OOUNTT, Iluntstiible, A. 2028, Mar- cus N. Harris. IIlaokbtonb Vallbt, Uxbrlilge, 8. 10-17, Dr. M. It. Sbarpe. DsBrisi.ii VALLBT, Oliarlemont, H. 11-12, H. W, Ilawkes. KiiTsuN IliMOEN, Palmer, O, 3-4, Hsrry 0. Kllllhrope. Bssbx Topsneld, 8. 16-17, Fred A, Bmllh. Fsanklin Countt, Grecufleld, H. 17-18, J, II. Murphy. Hampshire, Amlierst, S. 23-24, James W. T. Davis. Hami'SIHBS, Franklin and Hampden, Northamp- ton, O. 1-2, diss, A. Montgomery. Highland, MliMleHeld, 8. 8-4, John T. Brysn, Hillside, Cuininlugtoti, 8. 23-24, Clement F. Burr, ItiNOHAM. Illnglinm. H. 28-24, Wllllnm L. Howard. IIoosao Vallbt, North Adams, A. 20-8, 1, Geo. F. Miller. Housatonic, area! Harrington, 8. 23-20, Joseph II. Maloney. Daniel Froliman. ritEBENTATIOIV OF THE] OOLD AND 8ILVEB WIIHATH TO 1UNB. 8ABAI1 HiaiNIIAIinT Osl the stagtc- of (he 1'nlnoe* Tin-nirr, IrlUnr rsf lornoou, Hay 10. De Wolf Hopper. Mrs. Thou. WhliTcn. Mile. Hcylor. Julie Opp. Alice Fisher. Wm Kaverslmm. David Defasco. Mao. Botuancer. Mmc. Ilcrnliarflt. Acton Davlcs.