Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1913-08-29


much in sympathy is proven by the
fsct that the dealers ask for large
space in order that they may demon.
strate all classes of cars. City resi-
dents and manufacturers also take
advantage of the auto show at the
state fair as affording the widest
range of consideration in selecting
cars. j. A. Chinook, Hudson, is at
the head of the machinery depart
ment and the show will be a credit
to his energy. Jacob Dietrich, Cedar
burg, has charge of automobile and
machinery hall
Higher standards will prevail In
the art department this year. James
J.. Nelson, Amherst, for years has
commended for an adequate art ex-
hibit, and much of the success here
tofore should be accredited to him.
Ihls year Mr.. Nelson, continuing as
superintendent, is interesting many
artists and art societies which here
tofore have given little attention to
the fair. 1t is recognized also that
art has place in any American
nome and for that reason amateur
work receives careful attention and
is well classified
Where the Housewife Reigns.
Miss Mary e. Chadwick, Water
town, continues in charge of the
Woman's work department, one Of
the most important features of the
exposition. Miss Chadwick made her
department show marked improve
ment last year and urges the women
OF the state to cooperate with her
to show added development. Every
thing of interest to the housewife is
included, with many divisions and
subdivisions in both domestic and
fancy work
NO department, possibly, will show
more advancement this year than that
which includes the special county ex-
hibits, and which again is under the
supervision of George F. Comings, Eau
Claire. This department has devel-
oped within the past two or three
years, and 1t is hoped that every coun-
ty in the state will be represented
this year with early assurance from
about two-thirds of them. The coun-
ties have learned the value of setting
forth their individual resources at
the state fair.
Education ever has been an import
ant primary element of Wisconsin's
marked success. Accordingly the
board of agriculture gives appropriate
recognition. The splendid education
building will be filled with exhibits
exemplifying the excellent work
among the young by all branches of
the Wisconsin school system. Prac-
tically in learning Is the key note.
A feature this year will be the state
spelling contest in which winners of
preliminary contests in all the coun-
ties will meet to compete for the state
championship at the state fair. A sill
competitors will be guests of the
board of agriculture September and
10 at the fair. Supt. George w. Davies,
North Freedom, Sank county, again Is
In charge Of the education depart
ment. He Is credited with the excel
lent standards of the department and
for many of the new ideas adopted
this year.
With all these excellent arrange
ments the success of the state fair
would be small reality without a Ca
pable executive department. Presi-
- l.
demonstrated unusual ability at the
head of the board of agriculture and
in charge of the fair, and this year,
with the advantage of experience, Is
doing a work that alone is more than
sufficient assurance of the success of
sisting Mr.. Rewey in many ways is
Ira M. ]. Chryst. Hudson, in the Of
fee of vice president.
Much of the burden of the work
of the board of agriculture and of the
arrangements for the fair fall upon
Secretary ]. c. Mackenzie, Madison.
Mr.. Mackenzie met his arduous task
last year with marked success, and
this year is able to add excellent ex-
perience to good judgment in dispos-
ing of the thousands of problems and
details that are left to him alone. With
business instinct. and an appreciation
Of the needs of fair in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Rewey and Mr.. Mackenzie are
adding both economy and merit to
the many good qualities of the state
exposition. The executive board. val
liable adjunct to the official ct. con
sists of President o. G. Rewey. Vice
President Ira M. J. Chryst, d. W.
Larkin. A. w. Prehn and G. R. Kuntz