Evening journal., 1915-09-08

cars were on hand with their latest
models.
The Carford Automobile Company
shows cars for heavy tonnage service
and interested tho spectators by the
operation OF its dump car. This car
is made mostly Of steel The opera
tion Of tie dump was by the driver
merely by the pressing or lever at his
foot. The Garford type or the pay
as-you-enter" car preserved the per-
sons who were caught in the rain
on Monday The SUCCESS OF this car
can easily be determined by the fact
that although the Baltimore Transit
Company has been in operation but a
short time II has ordered its twent-
ieth car This car rs built on the
order of n trolley car with cane cor
cred seats.
J. +. Griffith. local representative
of the Dairymens Supply Company
had an interesting exhibit OF all the
needs of the dairynian. The New Hol-
land Machine Company also had on
exhibition small machines which at
tracted attention. Many other auto
mobiles also are shown by the Diff
ferent dealers of Wilmington.
One of the popular new cars. the
new Light Paige Six, proved to be
Of great interest 10 the auto en-
thusiasts, who expressed much adj
miration for IT, The Diamond State
Auto Company exhibits II.
Harry r. Loose's exhibit an Olds-
mobile touring car. attracted much
attention The Chevrolet. car OF
the small touring car type. was
placed on exhibit by the Central
Garage The Chevrolet has the feat
ures of the hieher-priced and better
known cars. The Apperson car
proved 10 be another interesting
feature.
w J. W. Hance. OF The West Fifth
Street Garage. showed the new style
Vim cars. These automobiles are
for delivery service. and have beauty
features and easy-eoing qualities.
Another exhibition Of delivery cars
which was of great interest to the
crowds. was that Of the Auto Car
Company. To help 10 show the
qualities of this car. the representa-
tives had placed many pictures Of
the car going through tests
A car of heavy delivery service was
placed on show by the Chase Com
/ pany.
Horses aud Cattle.
Interest az the Fair centres large
| ~ on the horses There are a large
number OF fine horses entered in the
regular State Fair and a long num-
her for tho Delaware Horse AssOcia-
tion Horse Show.
For the horse show the entries in
clude: Miss Aimee DUPONT ten har-
ness horses: Mrs Alfred l. DUPONT,
four harness horses. Miss Marion du-
Pont. horses; William DUPONT,
five jumpers. General II. G. DUPONT.
ten drivers and saddle horses; Allo-
quippa Farm. Arthur J Fox Glen
Riddle Farm, A. l.. White. J. d
/ Hannum, Willis Sharp Kilmer. Will
liam lowering. ]. c. McCombs and
Rose Valley Stock Farms. Jumpers
II. J. Stoeckle. three drivers; j.
Writ Willis, drivers; Miss Jean Lis
ter Austin, William Casson. Joseph
Casson. Jr., Charles Hamilton, vi
liam Leiber. Josiah Marvel, E. T.
Z Stotesbury William Wallace and
Willis Brook Farm. harness horses.
Miss Constance Van CLAIM makes
very fine exhibit II consists Of
twelve cobs Delchester farms has
an excellent exhibit. consisting Of
fourteen heavy and fine Pereherons.
Among the regular fair exhibitors
OF horses are: J. c. Abbot Of New
Castle. Thomas Claringbold. Newark,
Del; James Derrick5on, Nathaniel
} Williams. II. b. Walker, J. c. Walker,
The three last show colts while
Williams also shows brood mares.
Joseph H. HOssinger. General Alex
ander p. Corbit and Paul Wilson are
the horse department committee.
According 10 Or. ]. r.. Mahaffy. SUI
perintendent of the cattle department
! the stock shown is far ahead of that
exhibited last year in quality. IL be-
J ing nearly all pure bred The eXhibi-
/ tors include: General II. G. DUPONT
Brown Swiss; Brookdale Farm,
Brown Swiss and Holsteins; James
. Wilson. Holsteins; J. Writ Willis
Holsteins; Charles Megginson, Hol-
stems: John W. Banks, Holsteins
John C.. Merton. Guernseys; Henry
Z s. Bartals, Holsteins. Elkton Farms
= Holsteins and Guernseys; Davis
= Brothers. Brown SWISS w. G. Ma
{ thews, Guernseys; Josiah Marvel,
r. Guernseys; William n. Wallace
e Guernseys and Jerseys.
e There is good exhibit Of sheep ant
r swine. There are five fine Berkshire
e pigs from the estate of Pierre s. du
e Pont, which are attracting much fav
r orable comment John Frigar Of thu
4 Chichester Farm, Boothwyn. Pa, II
b another exhibitor of Berkshires A
c w. Hopper of Elkton. Md. and Hamil
: ton & Co.. of Ercildorin. Cheste
8 county, Pa. also display pigs.
= Heads of Departments.
IS Following are the department su
perintendents and their assistants a
s the Fair
l Women-Mrs j. Leslie Easthurn
z Miss Emeline Derickson. Miss Eliza
q beth Peach.
n Children-Mrs. Frederick c. Sny
der. Miss Anna Weer.
s Fruits-R. G. Buckingham.
a Vegetahles-Frank +. Yearsley. s
Z Frank Ewart
: Grain and Forage Crops -Alexan
z der p. Corbit. Frederick @. Snyder.
r Horses and Mules-Joseph II. Hos
l. singer, Alexander P. Corbit Josep
n Davidson
v Horse Show-Edmund r. Mood,
Joseph H. Hossinger Paul +. Wilson
II Poultry c. Speakman. Cha.
10 Simmons. Ir.. Frank NJ Smith
r Cattle-Ashton Tatum, Paul 3. vii
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sheen and Swine Charlie Arao.i,,