The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-05
JOHN LIKES TO
HANDLE THINGS
And the Signs "pIease Don't
fiaGdle' Annoy Him.
MISS0URiAN QUESTIONS
REPEATS HIS QUERIES AND
THEN ASKS TO BE SHOWN
TOTEM POLE &c IN
TEREsTlNc.

s.. Louis, Oct. 1--WE were glad t.
find something that was not marked
please do MOI handle and that was
| the reason we gazed lorg and loving
" at The Alaskan totem poies. Some
exhibitor could make great bit al
this exposition by labelling everything
he had to exhibit please handle this.
The strain is telling on John, TIC
likes to handle things The privilege
Of feeling things is as gratefG to him
as lot of fresh m'li 20 bcyy of
children. But even the big locomotives
and heavy railway iron over in the
| Transportation building are labeled
please don't handle" In part Of
tho building we saw very comforts
/ ale looking bench with a nice back
10 1t, but il hore the words, This
bench is not to sit down On; II is for
the display Of steel rails. The biz
model OF the Pennsylvania railWay
station to be built In New YorF was
labeled don't handle" John vows
te will pick up and carry off the first
hing that doent wear don't han
die tag, even if it is one Of the Indian
squaws on the Pike,
The totem pole 10 seems, IS the
Alaskans family tree" It is a rec
ord Oh the doinss Of hia ancestors. #
\ great great grandfather died, gof
married or was hung now notch was
cut in the totem pole CT a new figure
carved. These totem poles which
surround the nGGs2 houses on either
side OF the Alaska building are tha
FIRST ever broagh1 to this country an
we're only obtained through the in
tluencc OF Governor Brady. They are
highly priced, some Of taem having
noon carved b, tho ahor.gincs many
years ago AGcr looking al these an
'esttal monuments VIC took q trip all
through Al1t.a, up the great Yukon
riyes, The second largest river in the
world. to Dawson ana thc Klondike
region. We took journey on dog
slcds, climbed a great glacier ana
went up the White. We did all this
md more WITH a voung man and a
bioGrlph while seated in comfortable
hairs in = sort Of thcatcr IN tie
,las&a building The bioEraph whic1
how3 q s-ries of beautifully illumi,i- ,
lted and ijfa-like pictures is extern |
lively rccd in the exposition. We
one ulca young men lecturers cYery.1
yhcrc who rs tho biograph to u /
usirato and demonstrate processes In
grcll manufacturing industries. |
ProochnE 10 TIE Worlds fair visitors I
~ pictures rs in happy accord with /
he spirit and purpose of the expo j.
on which is to show how things are /
lone. 70 other kind Of an exposition
voIld g IN TIE state OF Missouri any.
Tay. The Miss1urian asks questions
And after yen have answered him ne /
ill i thc same question over again.
Whom the guide in enc OF the cars OF
the Ferris wheel says Now If you
@ill loo over 10 your left You will
see Jerusalem and the Philippine vii
lage i'm The distance" every Missouri
IA ia the C1. viii lock 90 tho right and
fery soon win ask. Whore did you
sag Jerusalem was2" On every haad
rc boar the tritc remark, I'm FROM
Missouri yen have > 3hov mo
hlyc just solved 2 question tipt
has been botberinE me over since -.
l1~~i Kin lcctGrcd before the STATE
Federation 81 Women c'uts 10 the
-ppfa t0gs". AZ home Last October on
Chine and Japane,c art when she
'"ll "f The extreme simplicity Of The
Oriental horla and iis Furnishing.
how 3ye-so ;hcy were q NUMBERING
lp tho homo with useless furniture
ami hrica-ur1c. wondered why
people era artistic and cn sidliu! 20
waE.n tlng3 SHOULD I've satisfied
"i.h g. CO. 'o.l and font stool with
Iur crap and aluccr on H. and 81 fca
.oo'hlrk as :hc only furnishings ~
q roo". Tbs faleon Is plain priced
p ec-cC1 in The japanese gcc;'on OF
ihc Varied Industries building and
found ID would take $3.50 90 iniuc
them 90 part with g. a vase wls
uafaci s25n. Aficr The frueal Jan
ias BOUGHT screen and waco hc
bias reached he limit of bis pure
%. homo is furnished. ilc needs NJ /
nm.ra or TALES 50 long as De has a
c-e.1 and yacc
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