PREPARE EXHIBITS
Secretary Ostroot Urges Growers to Pay Particular Attention to Hay Specimens and Tells How to Prepare Them—Fair Board Meets Tonight
Active efforts will be made at once to prepare early for securing exhibits of the products of the county for the coming fall fair. The directors of the fair association are expected to meet tonight and fix the dates for the fair and close up some additional work of a preliminary nature. Secretary Ostroot announced today that it was the desire to have some excellent hay exhibits this year. He gives some good ideas on the manner in which exhibits should be prepared.
"Material prepared for exhibition purposes should be of the current season's growth. In most localities, alfalfa, clover, and timothy are now in prime condition," said Mr. Ostroot. "All forage crops for exhibits should be cut at the time when they are the most desirable for feeding purposes. The materials should be cured in a dark place where there is plenty of ventilation. If the air in the curing room is kept damp, the samples will make a more natural green color. No leaves should be stripped from any of the stems. Cut the stalks near the stalks."
HELPMATE OF REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
 Mr. Charles K. Hughes, however, cares to avoid it, Mrs. Charles E. Hughes cannot escape the limelight which is now focused on her husband. 