The San Francisco call., 1910-01-13
WORK IS BEGUN
FOR EXPOSITION
BY CLUBWOMEN
Civil Section of CaIifOrnians
Proposes to Erect Building
on Grounds
Organization Committee Re-
ceives Proposals for Live
stock Show and Aviation

To the civic section Of the California
club. Of which Mrs. Louis Hertz is pres
ident. must 20 the credit Of the first
step in Tie part women are TO play in
making the Panama Pacific inter
national exposition a success. The sec
tion VIII send letter TO the directing
committee OF the exposition offering to
promote and erect a wOmen's building
on the exposition grounds
This action has been approved by
the board Of directors of the California
club and viii come up for ratification
Bog the entire club Tuesday. There is
such enthusiasm among those who have
been approached ON the matter that
there is no possibility that the section
VIII faiI go enlist the entire member
ship OF SOC women.
Plans have been made carefully as
10 the best methods OF raising the nee
essary money. and MIS-. Hertz says that
she can see al least 100000 in sight at
rle present time.
NAY ASK SUBSCRIPTIONS
Nothing DEFINITE has been decided as
to the mode OF procedure. but the sup
port OF The women's organizations Of
he entire state win be sought There
@re nearly $4,000 women in the state
tederarion. and Mrs Hertz said yester-
uay that apart from all other ways of
raising money. it might be possible to
Get financial support from them which
should approximate at least 81 a mem
Der
Mrs. D.. t. Baldwin. president of the
club is heartily delighted with Mrs.
Hertz plan and viii do all in her power
10 make the WOman's building on the
exposition ground an assured thing.
With customary Californian pride
tle members OF the civic section are
desirous OF making this building one
of such beauty that the work of Cali
iornla ciubwomcn viii serve as an OBJ
lect lesson and surprise the world.
EXPOSITION WORKERS BUSY
recommendations for committees on
publicity. state, county. foreign and
federal participation were determined
upon yesterday afternoon at the meet
Ing of The orga nization committee of
the Panama-Pacific exposition. An ad-
journed meeting from the morning
session was hel6 in the exposition
headqus srters and much OF the work
before the committee was disposed Of.
The report Of the committee on or
sanitation VIII be made a the next
meeting OF the directing committee.
which has been called for II o'clock
Friday morning. In the meantime the
committee on organization will hold
another meeting at 1 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon
The report viii include the outline
OF plan Of organization for perma-
reut mana cement and will suggest
tle formation of committees necessary
% the carrying ont Of the most i'm
portant preliminary work
LIVESTOCK SHOW SUGGESTED
Plans for the greatest livestock ex-
e.
amy fair have been suggested and will
he given serious consideration by the
committee. Henry J. Glide of Sacra-
mento, prominent member Of the Cali
f0rnia Livestock association who is at
present in san Francisco said yester-
day that the livestock exhibit could
and should be made one of the great
est features Of the fair.
Glide proposes that more prominence
be given the live stock feature of the
exposition than has ever geen given at
any international exposition. Not only
does he propose to arrange an exhibit
showing the extent Of live stock culture
in the west but also to include an ex-
hibit typical Of the worlds most modern
methods of culture.
The California live stock associa tion
VIII hold its annual session January
- in Sacramento, and a resolution viii
bc introduced at that time asking the
fullest participation and cooperation
of live stock interests in the west to-
ward making the fair the greatest ever
held.
AIRSHIPs As ADVERTISERS
Joseph n. Cumming, secretary of the
Mechanics institute, suggested vester-
day that the science OF aviation be
turned TO account TO give the expo
sition general publicity. Cumming pro
posed that prize should be offered
for the longest flight to be made bv
any aeronaut from. san Francisco with
in the next five years. The award should
contain the proviso that All aeronauts
competing in the contest should carry
sign descriptive Of ths coming expo
sition. the proposed fight is to begin
ln san Francisco. with New York S the
destination.
Among the many thousand indorse-
ncnts received by mail yesterday at the
exposition headOuarters was a letter
from Golden Gate council No. so. United
Commercial Travellers Of America. pIedg-
ineing hearty support TO the exposition.
DENTISTS WANT CONGRESS
At meeting of the San Francisco
dental association Monday night stems
were taken looking 10 the bringing of
1n International dental congress to San
francisco in 1915. A committee of five
was appointed 10 take up this matter
and 500 WAS appropriated TO assist the
conmittee ia its work
al the dental societies in the state
VIII be asked TO participate in the ini-
tial work, and the campaign for par
ucipation viii be extended throughout
Tho world Dr. ". A L. Knowles was
made chairman Of the special commit
tee.