Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-26
THREE CARLOADS OF FINE STOCK COMING Texas Cattle Man Ships Biooded Cattle to Live
 Stock Show.
OTHERS ON THE WAY
Concession Men Already Arriving Calliope Will Herald Exhibition
 Shows Arrive Sunday.

The live eek ass citation received some very encouraging news yester- day when it was informed that Clar- ence Sloan, one of the largest cattle raisers and dealers in Texas, has de- cided to bring at least three carloads of cattle to the Arkansas l. we Stock show for exhibition and sale next week.
 The shipmen. left Fort Worth last night and will arrive in Fine Bluff Sunday morning. Included in the shipment will be twenty head of thoroughbred and snow Hereford cattle, about twenty head of thorough bred Shorthorns and number of grades which are in espec al demand here at this time for breeding pur- poses.
 Ms. Sloan will add to the inteIes, of his exhibition by b.:eg.ls with him two BGahaa3 catts mpor cd from India. T@ese cattle arc TO- only rare specimens, carrying hump an proving to be e actaa value and adapted to he climate and conditions of ts.a southwest
 Mr. Sl1an is taking a great deal of interest in the show and is endeayor- ing to get as many other Texas cat tie men as he can interested in the event. B.C. Rhome, who has been known to cattle and stock men for a gene, ation, has also signified his in- tenticn of coming bu. will not be able { to make an exhibit as his show stock is at the Dallas fair.
 We'd has also been received from tae Fourth D strict Agricultural l school that a shipment of a carload of stock from the school at Magnolia will be made Sunday in time to in- stall hero early Monday. This ship men will include a number of short horn cattle and some fine Duroc Jersey hogs Dr. Miller, of Stutt- gart, will arrive Sunday with four very f lie standard bred horses and at le st two resident of Lincoln coun.y will arrive by that time will some thorou ghbreds.
 'Tae live stock feature will show F up well with the recent additions a..d as the agricultural displays are ccnl- ing n rap 1ly there is no re son to believe that it will surpass all early eXpec atiors.
 Special arrangemen have been made fer provision for an exhibition by the city schools, a small tent hay ing been set aside for the purpose In lh connection it may also be said that the children in the white schools will be admit, ed 70 the grounds with out charge on Monday afternoon and the children from the colored school: on Tuesday afternoon, and it is prob able that half holiday will be de ciared for each day respectively. The fasr management will also appreci- ate the attendance of the teachers With the pupils.
 Sllyder's Greater United Shows with 11 cars will arrive at noGn Sunday and their entrance will be heraided by the musical strains of 2 mammoth caliope which will be play ed continually from the time tae train leaves Little Rock til i reaches PlnS Bluff, a banner being placed on the side Of the car telling of the opening of the fair here on Monday. These shows will be set -p along the Statf street side of the grounds with the store at the corner of Main and Mar  , tain avenue.
 The concess on men have already begun to arrive in goodly numbers
 he first one to show up che tha1 who came all the way from Toron o Canada, with Mrs. Ledger. He was much interested in the displays O cotton which was the first he lla( ever seen. Another concessionairt from Pennsylvania came in yester day and one from South Dakota snt ! two from Illino' S. There will be nor. ! than score of these besides the ones ! connected with the shows
 Tie fair gates will open at Il Monday morning and will remair ! open each day till about II o'clock a night, the week winding up at md ! night on November ?.