The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-02
TIE THIRD DAY.
State Fair in Gala Attire-CrOWdS i'm
Attendance-Splendid Programme.
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Quay Is the ItltFu udy Oh tftc Stdtc
Fair.
The weather is fair, cold and brac-
ing.
1t is Woodmen Day and large
number of visitors reached the city
on the regular and the aecommoda-
ton trains.
In attendance with The Woodmen
lis Sovereign G. H. Schligh of Omaha,
Neb., Supreme Lecturer of the fra
ternity. The members of this order
paraded the streets this forenoon
and reached the Fair grounds by the
NJ. X. < r. special
The Exhibits.
The exhibits in every department
are creditable and instructive. In
livestock is exhibited a splendid ar
day of pedigreed horses, cattle and
hogs of the choicest breeds, and es-
pecially adopted to this climate.
Poultry Division.
The poultry division is one of the
attractions of the Fair The birds
of many varieties are exhibited in
new coops and wired cages.
Machinery Hall.
In Machinery Hall The exhibits are
|on a grander scale than last year.
The features are by the Henderson
Iron Works and Supply Company
land The snyder Wagon Company OF
Shreveport, whose exhibits would
compare favorably with the best dis
plays in machinery and implements
Iat the Dallas Fair.
I'm the Main Hall.
The exhibits in the main hall are
on scale which commands enthusi-
astic praise. OF The most notable
max be mentioned the Dreyfuss Dry
Goods Company, Henry Enders Fur
Initure Company, The Hamiter-Bus-
hey Mill and Elevator Company, the
Hearne Dry Goods Company, Con-
suners Fertilizer Company, the
Schwartz Optical Company, c. c.
IHardman, the peyton Drug Com
pany. In each exhibit is TO been in
| their attraetiyeness the lovellest
lcreations for women's wear as we'll
as The most useful, substantial and
Indispensable things which add to
1.-THE comforts Of everyday life.
The floral department is a beauty
| in its exhibits Of rare plants and ex-
lquisite blooms.
| The State University exhibits
comprise a part Of the work of this
institution which are creditable in
lcyery respect.
DIR. Dowling's Exhibit.
III this exhibit, which is in charge
lof DR.. Oscar Bowling, president OF
1.-THE State Board of Healthfi is pre-
lsented in demonstration the things
which constitute part of the human
system when diseased with tubercu-
losis, typhoid fever and other all
lments, the dangers from the COM
lmon house fly, and from the dairles
deficient in sanitary requirements
| In this exhibit are suggestions which
appeal to common sense and there
| fore the protection to good health.
Governments Exhibit.
The United States is part and par
cel of the State Fair this year. It Is
lin a demonstration Of the possibili-
Ities Of this section of the State in
agriculture and in the variety oi
products Of the State. The exhibit
lis in charge of DR.. Frank NJ. Miller
lin this demonstration are. visible the
lmany varieties Of fish and birds Of
Louisiana. This exhibit is in every
sense instructive as we'll as interest
ling.
Caddo Parish Farm.
! In the exhibit of the Caddo Parish
Farm is demonstrated what can bt
ltlone on poor land with fertilizers
when cultivated intelligently Th'
Parish Farm is situated near Flour
lnoy station. The products from thii
farm compare with the best Of th'
Iexhibits in agricultural products
This exhibit is a credit to the parisl
land 10 The Police Jury by which i
Twas created.
Exhibits by Parishes.
4 If is in emulation that. rivalry i
Suggested 1t is in generous rivalr,
j that progress. is promoted. In tn
exhibit in Agricultural Hall are tn
products Of the parishes of Bienville
Sabine. Claiborne, Lincoln, Bessie
iand Webster. From all these ar
evidenced by demonstration of tn
| actual products the possibilities o
s Safsfl. Louisiana. which Is indeed