People's voice., 1900-11-15
International Booth Exhibit.

Commencing December aud con-
tinuing for eight days there will be
held in Madls' n Square garden 10
New York City au lnlernational bUoth
exniht, wnich will be under the
auspices OF she National Suffrage asso.
citation.
All states aud the leading counties
10 the union will be represented 10
Jh display, the object nelDg 10 SHOW
10 tue wUrl0 what tie UulIed States
produces
Kansas has been gwen the central
location for The EXHIBIT N Mani-
SDn Square garden. Products OF the
state will be exhibited iu the Kansas
section, and sumner county viii very
prop riy furnish the wnedt aud fur
exuIblJ. Reno county Will furnish
Tue salt rxulbiG, PILtsb irg will fuI-
nlsh thc coal aud Gaieua will lu.nlSh
Jhe lead and zinc, and so on.
IL will require 1000 bushels Of
wheat for Sumner cOuuty 10 du her
part. For the purpose OF making a
Creditahle display, Sumner cunt
people will be asked to donate 1000
bushels Of wheat, which the Wei.
lingtOn mills will grind free Uf charge
aud the Rock Islam aud other roads
will transport to New York City
gratis.
Miss Helen Kihber, whOis working
with Miss Helen Gould and Secretary
COourn Of Kansas, arrived IN WelIIn[-
tun Tuesday TO cOnsulJ.J. W Hdughey,
manager Of The jubilee, through
whlcn Sumner county recently rF-
celyed such extensive advertising,
relative to the exhibit. Farmers,
merchants and tOwnspeOple who own
farms or wheat will be asked TO give
from five 10 ten bushels OF wheat
each towards the exhibit. This is
another great opportunity to adyer-
tise auG benefit Sumner county which
should not bs overlooked. Hundreds
nf thousands OF people will see the
display 10 Madison Square garden,
aud Sumner county as the greatest
wheat raising county 10 the world
will gain new prestige and wider fame
il the people here take hold Of the
movement and aid all they can 10
making the display success.
Miss Helen Gould. the noied New
York woman, Is one Of the principal
N rvers In the international booth
display. Whatever she undertakes Is
a success. The booth display will bp
success.
Miss Gould, Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew, and Secretary Long are the
three judges of the exhibit, and they
are lending their influence and ener-
gies toward giving il the widest a1
vertising possible, and for its success:
After the exhibition Is over. the
display will be sold and the PR ceeds
distributed tU Ucharity under the su-
pervision of Miss Gould.
Kansas is to have two booths In the
Madison Square garden show. The
Sumner county booth is sort OF state
pride booth. and will be marvel OF
beauty. Miss Kimoer designed it.
She sent drawings Of it tn the Kansas
Milers' ASSOCIATE n and the Kansas
Grain Dealers association which meet
in Wichita TODAY. The bnoth viii he
32 feet in height, and nctagOnal 10
form. Near the top will be trans
parencies with Sumner County
Raised 100000 Bushels This Year"
"CrOp Of Kansas, S5,000,O0O bushels"
and other appropriate things. The
booth will he made estirely Of wheat.
In the Madison Square garden show,
hot biscuits will be served beneath a
canopy of Kansas wheat, with trans
parency reading, "Bread made from
Kansas hard wheat" Many other
things, too numerous to mention in
this brief article, have been designed
for the purpose Of advertising Kansas
and Kansas wheat in the east.
The VOICE hopes that every
Sumner county person will take hold
Of the movement aud do everything
in their power tn help make Sumner
cOunty's mart in the exhibit success.
Il il no little honor for this county to
have heen chosen as the cmnty to
make the most important display In
the Kansas part Of the exhibit, Sum-
ner county secured this recognition
through years Of success as the banner
wheat raising county OF the state and
world, and no little part Of the recog-
milton is due 10 the recent jubilee aud