The herald., 1897-01-25
THE VARIED ATTRACTIONS
Offered at the Home Products Elk.
hibition This Week
The Orpheum Artists Will Prove Great
Drawing Card-For the News
boys Today

The second week of the Home Pro-
ducts exhibition opens today with every
indication of an increased attendance
and more excellent and varied attrac-
tions. The exposition has been steadily
gaining in popularity and those who
have visited the pavilion have been loud
in their praises of what they have seen
and the manner they have been enter
tanned. The exhibitors are pleased with
the interest the public has shown in the
displays and they have realized that the
object lesson afforded by the exhibits
will tend to an increased demand for
home products, while the visitors have
become accustomed to look upon the ex-
hibition as place to pass highly en-
tertaining evening. The kindness Of
Gustav Walters to allow his artists to
appear at the pavilion has added a
great drawing card to the splendid pro-
gram.
This week will be a most exciting one
for the exposition. Today is News and
Working Boys Home day and the per-
centage of the receipts of the afternoon
and evening will be donated to these
worthy institutions.
In the afternoon an exceptionally fine
program will be given by the band and
III the evening tHe dllIIldtOSCOpc Will Uc
displayed and the one mile bicycle race
for a gold watch chain will commence.
The Marine quartet, composed of A.
Russ, c. Overholt, c. Ragland and A.
Holgate will be heard and Miss Gary will
sing a solo entitled, Hearts Delight.
The athletic class of the Y. M. c. A.
will give an interesting exhibition.
Tomorrow afternoon will be a gala day
that has been looked forward to with
great interest and anxiety. Southern
California will show her babies between
the ages of one and two years. The
babies entering the contest will be sat
the pavilion at LAS o'clock. The + 1y
carriages will be decorated with flesh
flowers and the occupants will be Wheel
ed by girls between 10 and II years old,
dressed in white cap and apron. At 2
o'clock the signal for the parade around
the pavilion will be given. 1t will bS
led by a squad of miniature policemen
composed of Frances Cooney, Willie
Crawford, Willie Hayes and Donald Hec-
tor Croden These peace preservers will
be dressed in blue coats with star and
baton and will protect the babies from
any embarrassing interference of ad-
mirers.
Following the police squad will come
the pairs of twins, four in number
each pair occupying separate carriage.
The twins entered are: Jessie and Bes-
sic Gill, aged months; Leonard and
Leon Nowlin, aged IL months, Malcom
H. and douglas Baker,ag aged 23 months
and Sterling Neward and Stella Scheck
aged II months.
The list of the other contesting babies
is as follows: Carl W. Brockmann, age
S months; Esther Heilman, age years
and 6 months Matte Estes Phillips,
age months, born last Fiesta morning;
Maynard Carlisle Crawford, age IA
months; Howard White, age II months;
Earl Lips, age months; Louise Annie
Hobbs, age months; Martha Braiy
Woolwine, age months; Carmelita Up
ton Pickering, age II months; Thomas
W. Croden, age 9 months; Airline Holt
age 13 months; Leo Cooney. age II
months; Edna A. Beckett age l 1-2
years; Edwin Rae White, age 13 months; /;
Walter Joseph Fowler, age IL months
Ruth Hayes, age 0 months; Ethel e.
H. Rieve, age IS months; Lawrence
Flatau, age years; Harold S. Stur-
geon, age II months; Herman M. Tietjan
age IL months; Irene Frances Bailey
age 10 months; Eva NJ. Faux, age Is
months; Edna J. Faux, age months;
Manton l.. White, age 10 months; Ida
French, age months; Alice Metzzer.
age 13 months; William F. Van Loenen,
age 13 months; Robert Ballar, age 2
years; Mildred Mae Reeve age months;
Muriel lone Barrow, age months;
Junia G. Dorm, age II months; Lillian
H. Palmar, age 16 months; Jennie Len
ton, age years; Roseo Leo Mcneil, age
13 months; Lille Grace Bartholomew,
age Is months; Elmira Ludlow, age 2
years; Ernestine McCley, age Is months;
Forest Chenoworth, age 16 months;
making a total of forty-two entries.
The jury awarding the prizes will
consist OF some well-known bachelors.
Wednesday will be Floral day, when
the booths and pavilion will be artisti-
cally decorated with fresh flowers plants
and Chinese lanterns.