Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-07-24

THE OFFICIAL EMBLEM OF THE PANAMA
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
SAN FRANCISCO. 1916.
Pacific coast will issue low round trip
rates. Undoubtedly hundreds OF thou
sands of travellers will see Texas for
the first time. and great numbers OF
them will lake advantage OF stopover
privileges to see Texas either on their
way to the Exposition or else upon the
return trip.
From foreign lands will come multi
tudes to America for the first time.
Twenty-seven OF the worlds great ma
lions are preparing to make govern
mental displays, and from each foreign
country delegates will attend to see
the part their native land Is taking at
Americas Panama exhibition.
The opening Of the Panama canal
marks new epoch In the worlds
trade. The shifting Of trade routes
that have endured for centuries and
the opening Of new fields of commercial
expansion to the nations OF the earth
are anticipated in every financial cen
ter in the world Many OF the greatest
manufacturers of the world will bring
their wares and display them upon an
elaborate scale at San Francisco.
The United States Is shortening the
sea voyage between the Pacific ana
Atlantic coasts by 5000 miles. II Is
providing markets in South America
for the products Of hundreds OF thou
sands of farms, ranches, factories and
great industrial plants In the United
States. 1t Is opening up to the profit
able commerce Of the European ma
tons the Pacific coasts OF North and
South America and Is rendering posi-
BILE direct commerce between the ori-
ent and the Atlantic coasts OF North,
South and Central America. Every
state, territory and colonial possession
| of the United States will share in our
increased national prosperity. Every
country in the world will profit. The
nations of the world are preparing to
participate IN the Exposition upon a
vast scale.
The Panama-Pacihc international
Exposition win be unlike any great
worlds exposition ever held. In the
first place. 1t will not commemorate a
past achievement. but one that is max
ing history today and which holds out
almost unlimited possibilities for the
future AS the Exposition will be ed
ucational, all exhibits will be shown
in action wherever practicable. 1t is
| planned among other exhibits to pre-
sent the greatest displays ever made
of the processes of cotton manufacture.
The most modern cotton gins ever
shown will be exhibited. The heav-
lest exhibits In the world will unload
directly on the Exposition grounds
from the ferry slips and thence be car
ried by train into the exhibit palaces.
OF particular interest to the citizens
of Texas will be the wonderful live
stock displays. These will, it is now
known, surpass any ever made at the
greatest Of worlds expositions. They
will indeed be comparable to a tremen-
dous state fair at which are shown the
most valuable prize winners from half
a hundred states as well as from doz-
ems of great foreign countries Prize
live stock from Holland, Belgium, Eng
land, the Argentine, China, France and
other lands will be shown side by side
with the greatest live stock animals of
America. Texas, with its vast herds
Of range cattle and its thousands of
head Of high grade dairy stock, is in
position to make showing that will
! rival that Of any part Of the world.