Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14
SANGER BROS,
DALLAS. TEX.

all sales sufficiently large to cover all ex-
penses of his department, -
s. 'EWhat is your plan for educating in
this school OF exhibits?"
"We would have, one or more school
buildings sufficiently large to accom-
modate ali branches of study taught
from books, the sciences. arts, etc.
We could have so many hours IN the
schoolroom, so many hours by class from
department to department, where they
are taught by lecturing and observation;
they once passed around daily in this
way until they became familiar with the
workings and operations of all
things, then they take hold
and operate by classes, pass
ing one class after another
until the school or scholars run and OPP
crate the whole enterprise. By this pro-
cess of education the boy learns to oper-
ate from the hoe up to the most compli-
Gated piece of machinery, and therefrom
you find what a boy or girl would most
likely make success of, and that is one
of the main features OF the enterprise, to
make perfect men and women, adapting
them to to their most suitable calling -
"Do you have any special exhibit
days? If so, describe them.
owe have three special seasons,
spring, summer and fall, in which we
advertise special exhibition lasting one
month each. For illustration, IN harvest
month we have one day for the wheat
harvest; our wheat crop will be
thoroughly ripe. With our improved
machinery, each machine, commencing
with the reaper, win have an equal
amount Of grain to cut, the machiSsG ttfat
Il ia,
thresher doing the best work gets ~
mills and the bake shopaxs3 The
crop is eut, threshed, aground ,!
baked and consumed in one
day. We viii have this month many
other attractions that will be of great
interest to the visitor. In the fall of the
year our cotton crop is gathered, to-
gether with sheep shearing, and goes
through its routine of gathering, manu-
featuring, ETC., and II one day you can
get winter suit from the sleeps back
and cotton patch. This month we will
also have many special features.
''where is your revenue to come from
to defray the expenses of prizes
awarded?''
I'VE will have a revenue from the
sale of all grains, seeds and manufac-
tured articles produced on the grounds,
and aside from the gate receipts
viii have our electric system of street
railways, Our receipts from the geological
and stock departments will be separate,
a small admittanoe fee being charged.
Our elevator III the central building will
furnish revenue, in fact every depart
ment will take care of itself and pay
small revenue to the management.
What about the two sections of land
that you donate to the different enter
prises?'
''This land we vii receive as dona-
ton at some suitable railroad center, and
we are certain that many points in the
South viii bid for the location of such an
enterprise.
g Why do you speak more particularly
of the Sonth?''
ss.rhis enterprise will be continuous :
and we have cauyassed plans and places
for location, and our decision favors a
mild climate, healthy location, and on
the border Of q new and undeveloped
country.
t.What are your reasons for not locat-
ing in q large city with a thiokly popu-
lated country about it, say New York,
Chicago or st. LOUISE -
- These are our reasons. We expect to