The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-27
SELECTIVE DISPLAY
OF RECENT CREATIONS
VIII Promote Trade COndi.
tiODS and Stimulate
Manufactures

NOrtOlk, va Mar, Af.- Inc Slc"
world fairs and expositions of the
past have conclnsively demonstrated,
that the majority of the visitors at
such celebrations spend most of the |
time examining and studying that |
which represents the latest and best In |
each line of industry. People attend |
such national functions seeking edu-
cational gain, historical knowledge |
and innovating pleasantries, that SS'y !
may meet intelligently the demands
of commercial and social life.
One of the great problems OF today
is how to meet and satisfy In It's mod
crn commercial sense the demands
and exigencies of Industrial progress;
how to economizc expenses; how to
regulate production, as well as to
stimulate enterprise generally
Commercially we are one people.
From a commercial point of view
state lines are invisible. New York
Chicago, New Orleans. San Francisco
and Norfolk are business neighbors
aud are not pent up by state lines.
Hence the importance of national ex-
positions assembling the latest and
most improved products manufactur-
ed promugaiing the causes and effects
Of Industrial facts concerning material
progress along with the exploitation
of historical and educational know
ledge generally.
The government promptly appro'
priased in the instance of the James
town exposition nearly two million dol
lars, appointing officials directly from
the army and navy, who. along with
| the we'll selected board of governors,
combine well defined efforts and In
0uences TO make 4 an educational. his
torical and educational commemora'
tion Of inestimable value to the nation
Such movements, on the lnrt OF the
! government to further exDositions OF
a national nature do much to direct
! he minds Of people to such inven-
ton and means as will tend to secure
equal opportunity and free competi-
i ton i'm industrial pursuits and conse-
1 quently the natural distribution OF
corporate as well AS individual wealth
1 throughout the country.
Those In charge of exhibits have
/ decided upon, aud are arranging for a
unique display Of the most improved
ar icles ever manufactured. A 'selec
tive display as 1t is STYLED, OF specl,
mems of the must recent creations oi
manufacturing enterprises. with dem
onstra'ions, and opportunities Tor inc
investigation of conditions, which the
prospective manufactures must meet
and the problems he must solve IN
the establishment of new Industrial ur
dertakings.
The department of manufactures
and liberal arts will present a mos
comprehensive exhibit of establish
ed manufactures, with instructive II
lustrations in factory economy an(
equipment that reduce costs, increas'
efficiency, better product-whlch arr
the three constant purposes OF the fac
tory manager There Will also b'
shown such devices and methods II
system, equipment and management
as will help bring about the desires
savings and improvements.
The statement that the profits o
the packing house industry are toda,
! derived from The waste products o
zen years ago and the packing hous
industry Is not alone In this busines
4 Is another way of stating the fact tina
\ in n commercial sense this is an az
81 Of specialization. While this speoia
. development was IN progress. the pei
/ pie OF the West were burning corn 10
fuel purposes-the people Of the Eas
y suffering for want OF food. Today /
; the South AZ the large saw-mills mi
< lions OF feet of timber is being burne
a annually IN waste fires because OF IN
enormous accumulation OF what
Z known As the siah boards and col
y aiderod worthless by the operators
\ he mills DO these people not kno'
& that paper and many other usefui art
y cles are being manufactured out
2 material similar to this that is suppo
4 ed To be was e--that there are peop
4 IN the North suffering for want
Il wood for heating ard cooking pu
a poses?
Il The know ledge Of industrial pr
y rreas that may be gained az the Jane
D town exposition will do much TO re
Z ulaie trade conditions and excite an
Z stimulate manufacture.