The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-07

responsibility whatsoever in connection
either with the collection or soliciting of
funds or the gathering or shipping OF ma
terial for exhibit or the reservation of space
at Omaha
Mr. Arthur G. Jackson opened the dis
cussion. He said:
II have looked the city over and have
seen what material can be gotten for the
exhibit. The Fourth of July celebrations
have interfered temporarily with the IN
vestigatIan. but l have seen quite a rum
her Of persons and can say that a very
fair and representative exhibit can be
cured. In my opinion school exhibit
would best represent the city. considering
that no large general display is coutem-
plated. Prof. Barnard tells me that the
lbs physical photographs which were used
In the exhibit at the Worlds fair can be
gotten for the Omaha display. In addition
Ia which number OF manual training pho
iographs are 10 be had. Prof Barnard said
he had had no intimation OF the intention
tn make a school exhibit until after the
closing OF school. and that otherwise he
could have furnished more material. | am
given 70 understand that the board 81 edu-
cation Will In all proba hility bear a part
OF the expense attendant upon the school
exhibit
Display OF Outntting Materials.
Turning 10 another department Of the
proposed exhibit. may say that a display
more attention than any other material
which coGld be gotten together in the space
of months time. ard for this reason |
consider IL OF the utmost importance. am
satisfied that OF those who Will attend The
exposition not more than one cut OF q
thousand has ever Scen a gold pan OF an
Alaska sleeping bag. | have spoken With
a number OF prominent oitttltterS in the
ci'y. and feel warranted in announcing that
no difficulty viii le experienced IN procur-
ing the necessary material fer 4 fiTst-Ciass
oUtftterS' exhibit
The manufacturers also stand really
and willing - LEND sufficient material Of
that class ~ industry Ia fully and fairly
there Will be experienced 10 difficulty in
securing a Puget sound fishery DISPLAY
The last taVeH months If tae exposj-
ton, August September as7d tctober. aYe
the best 81 -" entire period. We should
have no trouble IN placing the Seattle ard
ktng county exhibit by August ! and 80
secufe the best results az display One
thing. however. should - borne in sr.ins!.
u ~ would secure the material for fair
ard Tropsr repre- ersaeion ~ tha civ ana
county Ne shall have to 20 after IL pur-
selves. Experience has iauRb. AZ tais"
Tacoma Looks tn seattle.
NJ Moore SAID:
"hy ;ae itssolviug ~ Tacoma's plans
Cor eNhisif ths members ~ Aer commission
AaEc tee0 orphaned. ard t1eSc orphans
hSv" Isuw coaGe - sis with the proposal lp
e0-tSkE w1sieNtr representation may ~
At td~4r c"attul IN tte Seattle and hiae
county axhtnsr \sw these gentlemen
teamb@r - Epmmerce is t1e only boly
wlt6 authority $50 a5f1aFizc , further cel-
lection 4 faHefS. Il tae rr0v@.xYsn NJ is te
~ carried ,vlt So shouts 30 done III .S4s
shallow 81 the chamber. :. the talrE = -
receive $gsy.p2fs and sry Kind ~ a senss-afY
:; * qiain ~ me tAAt We must keep Mr.
Nard ~ Omaha.
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