The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
COMMISSIONER
OF FAIR WILL
CIRCLE GLOBE
Herald of Panama-PacifiC Expo;
sifiOn Starts Trip on Liner
Cleveland
Many Suggestions Made for
Novelties for 1915 Ceie=
bratiOn

on Tee biC excursion steamer CleVe-
land which sails TO-DAY on voyage
around the world viii be c. ". Bar-
ses@. head of a large focal plapmg
l plant who wiz bear the glad tid-
5n-s of the Panama Pacific exposition
around the earth. Every. passenger on
The vessel viii wear "a button advising
a., world of the Panama Pacific ex-
position of san Francisco in 1918
On the steamer win he Charles II
Hoster foreign commissioner OF the
New York worlds fair for 1913. Kostor
friendly 10 the interests of san
francisco and between him and Bur
CESS. who viii devote All of his time TO
the promotion Of the san Francisco ex-
position. the people of the ports at
which the cleveland viii touch i'm its
icisurclV navigation Of the globe Will
Doc acquainted with the wonders prom
i~ed iD 1918. Burgess called at the eN-
position headquarters iu the Merchants
t,Nt lauSe building yesterday and had
sinai conference with Secretary Dun
ham. lEa took WItA him several hun
tred buttons which VIII Ire distributed
amou4 The passengers.
Burgess VIII keep thc local commit
ias fully informed ON the foreign in-
t.te~t in thc exposition
Committee NOT SELECTED
William b. Bourn cbsirmau-- of tho
finance committee OF the exposition.
-a~ NOT Hct selected his committee
which wiIl work with him iu the move
nsrt to secure % fund of $5.o00. .0o0.
AnoI the committee is selected the
refntie plan of the campaign viii be
Inuouu-ed
Lne legislation committee. Of wuich
j James ArNah Is chairman. viii shortly
't.et .nd begin its campaign TO Sc
e the Hc"eSs#rT federal and state
-id tHr Ilr exposition. on this COM
llittee ar. the following men.
j. a-~ ", ,N..,. r..airuan u U BraudenStoin
idr.r" o.lfe rnioEcl FranE MorSton
iaga- %. Wirfaai~ cleveland T.. Dam
Albrf L.rde, q ! Iuden
a EriS+"H Is iiia'n IL. Mei~or
. n NRt,.f.I t-fiatcI George N. Fipuy
H- D. I.A--ea Altlrr r. Briggs
~ communication WAS received yes
-eralE Hy tHe Npositicn committee
tror Leui- " Buckley. "A Snowman.
offering marv novel suggestion for
tea tur "f Tie worlds fair. Among
Bu, Ni't 3 sgc.stie1s we're.
An ethnolsEicaI congress- comprising
family groups from thc nations and
tribes peopiiua Ibc Pacific ocean shores:
eu aeroplanc Hoiar race from Washing
lon. D.. g.. .o san Francisco. Tie racers
f' rear message from the president
"i tas Duitej states Ia the president Of
fH" fal1. aH International band cDfl!pe-
tiriou between governmental and ciry
'anos from tH- countries Of the world
3D. i-n p baud competition between bands
or cities OF tlr different classes In
ft.t '3mUCtitlUn each band would play
tlo American national anthem. The ma
ti"nai anthem of the bandmen'S native
aIl. 2n oI52iuaI selection composed
'r tLe director "f tho band. q march
chosen bT pOpuiar vote 10 DE the IA
t'rito suar'l of Tie United states and
tle e> position official march
EhNoRS MOVABLE STDEW aI.kS
Buckley also recommended movable
SIDEWALKS 10 facilitate communication
between parts Of tie grounds and sea-
SON tickets for concessions. lie also
-I-ee@ted that tle foreign section be
made more interesting by showing sec
ions Of The streets of foreign cities
and the inhabitants working there at
their native Vocations. 4 California
mission exhibit. which would include
early California liestas and a por-
-rayaI Of life around the missions
A well known syrup manufacturing
company is TO put stickers advertising /
the fair on All its cans. Those sticl<ers (
are 40 be put N once on all foreign /
shipments.
Al the regular weekly meeting and /.
luncheon Of the reception committee
Of the California development board. /
held at the Palace hotel Friday the I
matter Of a site for the 1915 exposition
was discussed at considerable length
without any definite decision being I
reached. The Laguna Merced. site was
discussed by Walter Webster " l.
Hathaway, George H. Pippy and W. }. 4
DUtton.
Numerous applications are being 4
made daily at the offices of the Califor-
MIA development board for concessions 4
~ the fair. However. no action viii /
he taken in this matter until a con- 4
cessipn committee is appointed and a /
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