The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
WORK At. THE
FAIR GROUNDS
BEING RUSHED
MORE AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AND ARE
BEING ARRANGED IN BUILDING
-cLAsSIFIcATIoNs FOR BABY
SHOW - DRuMMERS WORKING
HARD.
Perhaps there are better agricultural

Perhaps there are better agricultural
exhibits than the one which will be
seen at Kupfrian park when the gates
of the big agricultural building are
thown open Monday morning for the
inspection of the visitors to the Pen
sacola Interstate Fair. but they are
not in easy access of this section of
the country and one would have to
travel long way to find them. In
fact, If the work in this building
should stop where it is now and no
more be added to the collection of
agricultural products now contained in
the building it would be revelation
to many people to see what can be,
and has been, grown in the vicinity of
Pensacola.
All day yesterday the managers OF
the county and community exhibits
which have arrived were busy install
ing and arranging them and q number
of individual exhibits were also being
put into place. The county exhibits
now in the building and those in
charge Of them are as follows: Escam-
bia county, in charge of G. A. Water
man and ]. W. Creary: Baldwin
county, in charge of J. F. Rhodes:
Santa Rosa county, in charge of Chas.
Simpson, and Jackson county. in
charge of r. j. Pleas. The community
zalez and cottage Hill are also being
installed and are under the direction
of L. W. Hardy, who was personally
experimenting the installing of them
yesterday. The community exhibits
almost rival the county exhibits both
as to size and quality,
Mr. Pleas, who has charge of the
Jackson county exhibit, and Mr.. Simp-
son, Of Santa Rosa, in addition to the
county exhibits in their charge, both
have individual exhibits in the build
ing.
The Baby Show.
The ladies having charge OF the baby
show are kept busy taking entries and
answering inquiries and the success OF
this feature becomes more apparent
every day The committee yesterday
completed the classification of the en-
tries.
The classes have been arranged as
follows:
First Class.
Prettiest girl baby not over one
year.
Finest girl baby not over one
year.
Prettiest boy baby not over one
year.
Finest boy baby not over one
Second Class.
Prettiest girl baby from one to two
years.
Finest girl baby from one to two
years.
Prettiest boy baby from one to two
years.
Finest boy baby from one to two
years.
Third Class.
Prettiest little girl from two to three
years.
Finest little girl from two to three
years.
Handsomest little boy from two to
three years.
Finest little boy from two to three
years.
Fourth Class.
Prettiest little girl from three to
Finest little girl from three to four
years.
Handsomest little boy from three TO
four years.
Finest little boy from three to four
years.
Fifth Glass.
Prettiest little girl from four to five
years.
Finest little girl from four to five
years.
Handsomest boy from four to five
years.
Finest boy from four to five years.
Sixth Class.
Prettiest girl from FIVE to six years.
Finest girl from five to six years.
Handsomest boy from five to six
years.
Finest boy from FIVE to six years.
Entry blanks and full information
may be obtained from Mrs. John Mas
sey, Mrs. James A. White, Mrs. F. E.
Daniels or Mrs. F. E. Commyns at any
time, or may be obtained Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday at the tent of
the Daughters of Isabella at the fair
grounds.
The contest is open to all fair Wis
itors. that is children from all sections
of the fair district are eligible for en-
trance and need not, necessarily, be
Pensacola children.
JUDGING in Woman's Department.
The judging of all articles on exhi-