The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-24
Slaug terhouse IS Sent
San Francisco + a.iir
lBy the Department 81 Auricul.
ture and Will Be aIilRter-
esting & iiibit.

esting Ex <
WASHINGTON. b. o., Jam Is. The
United States aux liary ship Caesar''
has arrived az san Francisco Win 4
strange cargo. II had on ! hoard 4
miniature slaughter house with The
latest appliances for killing live
stock in sanitary and economical
manner; fun sized lookout tower
such as used By foresters in protect
Ing the national forests; q mini aturs
Yosemite valley with roads. water.
falls ana other scenic features repro.
4 duced complete. There were a,so
!. groups Of stutfed animals such a the
American elk and prairie dof and
collection OF the Instruments than
Uncle Safnts weather man uses ID
|. orecast weather conditions.
Re Installed Soon.
* The United States auxiiiary shin
Caesar, y received its cargo ffou, M
department of agriculture at asf,iny.
ton, ID. G., and started about q month
Il ago on Its voyage to the PacfficSS c0a a
! via the canal. Tho EXHIBITS are N.
tended for the Panama Paciic Inter
I national Exposition and Will soon be
installed In the splendid quarters that
nave been assigned for the exhibits
OF me department Seventeen thous-
and square feet OF floor space IL 10
be occupied BY the department Of ar
riculture, most OF 1T being in what a
I known as the Palace of Agriculture.
The Office of public roads, exhibit will
pc found in the Palace Of Machinery,
Many OF the features have been ga
pecially prepared for the new fair and
the Whole exhibit aims 10 rive. e
far as possible, a comprehensive idea
LOT some OF the important things tliaf
4 the department is trying to do for
I the farmer. : !. ~ !.
That part Of, the tCaesarsn cargo
contributed by the departments bii-
rcau Of plant industry, is OF particular
interest to the grower OF crops and
fruits. The man who owns an or
| chard may learn something aboufl how
\ the department fights fruit diseases
4 and also how fruit may be st,ipned IN
insure satisfactory. delivery. Whether
s.4s sets.s tVMs Eotlon, toDaccO,
4 corr OF cereals he VIII find some
tning PRACTICAL bearing on his work.
lessons l may also be learned in grain
standardization and the study OF fib-
crs; r. i:
Slaughter House for Small City.
Small cities or private companies
considering the erection OF a slaueh-
yer mouse may get. many pointers
TON tne model which has lust made
1 me Journey through the canal. The
complete plant constr ucted on q scale
! OF I 70 ~ has been planned by, the
oest specialists vailable with special
/ reference TO sanitary and economic
features. The estimated cost of such
an apattoar IS $22 500 IL construct of
frame; $S3. 800; IL made of cement. as
IS the model
me 1ndivtdual farmer who slaugh-
| 1ers ms own meat often does not con-
slaer tne loss which he incurs by not
nelng able to make the best use OF
4 me blood and other y-products such
as bones and hides Sometimes he
loses the entire value Of these reIa-
uyeiy unlmportant parts of his live
STOCK. However, the saving effected
IN the case OF q hundred farmers
would not be so dnconsid erable If all
were. able to have their live stock
slauentered In q plant where every
by-product could be saved and used
% the best advantage. Eventually the
saving would be SO great. that the in
itfal cost of the. building would seem
incidental. This Is the lesson it Is
nopeu the model MY be able to
leacn ehe cipalities looking for.
a solution OF this problem.
Any municipality or company i'm
terested IN this particular work may
apply to the departments represen-
tatives at the fail for information rel-
alive TO the plant, or, they may apply
TO the United States Department. Of
Agriculture, Washing ton, D. G. They
Will then receive the result of the
work OF specialists along this line az
well as architectural drawings and
specifications. Many small cities in
| the south In particular will tndoubt-
! edly be. able to profit by building
slaughter houses according to. these
specifications. NJ. 4. 3,
Relative Values Sof Infant Foods.
Which commercial infant food
will best suit the need ~ my child?,,
| the. mother who visits the fair may