The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-03-29
FARM SPECIAL TRAIN
STOPS HERE SATURDAY
Large Crowd Expects to See Agri-
cultural Exhibits-Fine Chick
ems TO Be Shown.

the State Department of Agricul-
ture, in the interest of the farmers
of the state, will be in Stanford,
Saturday afternoon, from 3 TO ) o.
clock. Ii will stop at Crab Orch
ard about noon, before coming here.
II is expected that large number
of Lincoln county farmers will gath
er here to meet the train, and see
the exhibits which it will have
aboard. Experts in all branches of
farm work will be on hand to ex-
plain everything. Not the least in
teresting will be the poultry exhibits
and some finely bred fowls are on
board to be shown ut the various
stops.
The poultry exhibit which was ar
ranged by Roger V. Harp of Lex
ington, President of the State Poul-
try Association, and Secretary of
the Kentucky branch of the Ameri-
can Poultry Association, consists of
the following exhibits:
Pekin ducks, from Elmendorf
Farm.
Black Langshans furnished by
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Grant.
5. c. Buff OrpiBgtons, II. S. Bush,
Lexington. Ky.
S. G. White Orpington, l.. L. Hag-
gin, Fayette county.
White Wyandotte, W. Early, Fay
cite county.
Light Brahmas, Harris Leymm,
Midway, Ky.
$. G. White Leghorns, +. l.. Sny-
der. Fayette county.
$. e. Buff Leghorns, State Uni
versity.
$. e. Brown Leghorns. b. c. Harp
Rose Comb. Rhode Island Red, F.
II. Gordon.
S. c. Rhode Island Red. F. II.
Gordon.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, b. III.
Harp. Pisgah, Ky.
Buff plymouth Rock, II. ID. Bur-
ton. Nickolasville, Ky.
The makeup of the train is as
follows:
Car No. /. which is next to the
engine was in charge of Prof. Geo.
Roberts. teacher of Agronomy at
State University and a member Of
staff. Associated with Prof. Rob-
erts is +. c. Martindale, wheat
specialist from Wilkerson, Ind, and
Joseph f. Wing, a specialist III the
culture of alfalfa of Mechanicsbure,
.. in addition there are two as
sistants who are students at State
University. They are j. Oostahuizen,
who matriculated from South Afri-
ca and II. NJ. Walker of Maysville.
Car No. (Which is the Horticul-
tural ear i in charge of Prof. c. W..
Mathews. who has charge of the
Horticultural Work and other allied
branches at State University and
Prof. G. ID. Smith of the Eastern
Kentucky State Normal school. at
Richmond. KY Assisting Prof.
Mathews in the work of instruction
il II. II. Milton a. Junior studer..
at State University.
I Car No. 3, is known as the Do
mestic Science ear, and Is in
charge of Miss Neale $. Knowles.
instructor of Domestic Science. in
Iowa State University and Miss
Aubyn CHM, instructor on Home
Economics at State University.
Mrs. Eliza T. Martin, President of
the Woman's Club of Louisville,
and Miss Mary Vimout were as
sociated with the instructors of the
Domestic Science ear.
Car No. 1, is used as the dining
ear and is in charge of j. +.
Jacks OF st. Louis and +. Lett of
Chicago, noted colored chefs who
had charge of the diner attached
to President Taft's special ear
when he made his last extensive
trip across the continent. Philip Rice
and W. Bromlet OF Chicago were
assisting in the culinary depart
meni. These colored men had charge
of the Pullman as well as the diner.
Car No. q, is the Dairy ear and
is. in charge of Prof. j. j. Hooper
inspector of Animal Industry at
State University.
Car No. Z, is known as the
animal ear.
Car No. s, is the demonstration
ear on which the cattle and other
live stock are exhibited at the
various stops.
Among those in charge of the ear
onl .oon.,ataI In tha warl ara.