The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-11-10
A BIG CATTLE SHOW.
ALL BREEDS TO HAVE RECOGNITION
AT THE BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

A building to he Devoted to Exhib-
its of Dairy Appliances, Methods
and Products-Miik In All It's Com
merciaI Forms.
1t Is expected that the live stock,
poultry and pet stock exhibits at the
Pan-Amcrlcan Exposition next year
all told will include about $4,000 indi-
viduals. Beginning the latter part Of
August, Superintendent Frank A. Con-
verse has arranged for special cattle
show, to continue two weeks. The 10
or II breeds recognized in this country
and Canada, including beef and dairy
cattle, will have place In this division.
The classification of beef animals in
cludes the Shorthorns, Herefords, Alb
erdeen-Angus, Galloways, Devons and
.Polled Durhams. The National Live
Stock, Shorthorn, Hereford and Gallo
way associations will endeavor to make
exhibits excelling In interest any that
they have heretofore brought together.
The cooperation Of these great asso-
Citations gives strong assurances OF an
unqualified success In this feature OF
the show. The National Live Stock as
ISOLATION expects to make very In
structive exhibit, showing the charac-
ter Of animals UPON the ranches manv
years ago along with those of the pres
ent day, illustrating the remarkable re-
suits Of scientific breeding ~
The dairy associations are putting
forth special effort to be represented
at the Exposition by their best animals,
and individual exhibitors are preparing
to come in considerable numbers with
specimens of very fine dairy stock.
The displays of dairy breeds will in
clude Jersey, Holstein, Ayrshire, Guern-
sey, Brown Swiss. Red Polled. French
Canadian and Dutch Belted cattle.
Liberal prizes are to be awarded by the
Exposition for the best animals Of the
several breeds. These attractive purses
are certain to bring out fine selection
Of animals.
So important are the dairy interests
Of the Americas that a large building
will be devoted exclusively to them at
Buffalo. The building will be equipped
with a complete refrigerating outfit, SO
that fresh exhibits may be shown
throughout the continuance of the Ex-
position. The many ms and outs Of
dairy management will be illustrated
by means of models Of stable appurte-
nances. ties. water buckets, hangers
and appliances of all kinds. Particular
attention will be given to the proper
manipulation of dairy products.
In this connection will be shown all
sorts of churns, separators, watts, bot
ties, butter workers. cans, creamers.
apparatus for sterilizing and pasteuriz-
ing and vessels for setting and ship
ping milk An exhibit Will be made
with special reference to the sanitary
and hygenic management of the ami
mails themselves, the stables which
they occupy and the buildings in which
the milk and cream ere cared for. 1t
has been found that nearly all dis
eases to which dairy cattle are subject
can be avoided by cleanliness and prop
er management The germ theory Of
the transmission of disease has had a
revolutionary effect in dairy manage
ment, and the importance Of the OBJ
servarce Of lygienlc rules will be
graphically portrayed. The ventilation
of dairy buildings. baving due regard
for the comfort and health Of the ami
mails, has been developed upon scien-
tific lines, and present knowledge upon
this feature Of dairy construction will
be shown by means Of proper models.
The exhibit of dairy products will in
clude milk and cream In all their COM
mercial forms, embracing pasteurized,
sterilized and condensed milk, butter
and many varieties of cheese.
America has never produced dis
tinctive breed of beef or dairy animals,
but scientific breeding has so improved
upon the imported stock that II is said
the American product would hardly be
recognized In the land of its origin.
The effort will be made at this EXPOSE
ton to bring to the attention Of stock
growers, dairymen and unscientific
breeders Of beef and dairy cattle the
advantages to be derived from the pos
session of choicer and more efficient
breeds.
1t is said that half the dairymen In
the United States are milking cows
with no profit to their owners, while it
is possible for well bred cows, whose
milk is marketed at normal prices, to
yield profit of 500 per annum. This
lesson in profit and loss concerns every
one VINO devotes any part of his time
to dairy work.
The judging of cattle will take place
In the Stadium. where the honors will
be bestowed and where an audience of
10000 people may witness these for
malities. The live stock buildings will
accommodate not less than 1000 cat
tie, and their construction Is upon plans
best adapted for the comfort and con-
venience of the animals and herdsmen.
MARK BENNITT.