Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-25
ARIZONA EXHIBIT AT SAN DIEGO FAIR IS
 SURE ID ATTRACT
Location Secured in One of Best Buildings and Plans Call for Minimum of Ex- pense in Upkeep.

That Arizona will be well represent ed at the San Diego exposition, but on much less expensive scale than was outlined in the original plan at Phoe- nix in January, is the statement brought back by County Immigration Commissioner Gray who attended the organization of the Arizona State Board of Trade in that capacity as we'll as secretary of the Commercial Club.
 Under the first tentative plans. Ari- zona was 10 secure and outfit a build ing, install exhibits and conduct a nov ing picture exhibit in the building with a paid operator and lecturer. Under the final plans Arizona will have a space of 75 feet front and II in depth, which. with the frontage on a crossing aisle. will give Se front feet of display space. This is located in centrally situated building and is closely adia- cent to Hawaiian. Filipinian and Alas kan exhibits and other exhibits simi- ldllN AhACAtENAnS NAiel VIII tAaN NA14N DTS to the building. Such Arizona moving pictures as may be exhibited
 vill be in another place and in connec tion with pictures from elsewhere all conducted by the exposition officials.
 There will be representative in charge to explain this states exhibit and distribute advertising from the sections of the state represented. Thus the expense is reduced from sS.O00 to s3,OOO.
 Cochise County is represented on euch committee by deputy Immigra- tion Commissioner Oscar Coll who is treasurer of the committed The min ing sections are further assured of good representation through the rep resentation on the committee or Joe Prochaska of Miami
 While in Tucson Gray made arrange
 'ents for the mineral exhibit of this county, or more especially from this district and has the assurance of Prof. Willis as to it's being secured and placed at San Diego. He will now in:- mediately take up the matter of an exhibit on education from the schools of the county. These exhibits will be the chief representation from this cOun ty until such time as an agricultural and horticultural exhibit can be col lected and installed.
 II is expected that the agricultural exhibit will be chiefly from Gila Val ley. Salt River Valley and Yuma sec tions. Tucson will have something to show in that line as we'll as a Univer- sity exhibit. Joe Prochaska and Oscar Coll can be depended upon to see that mining and smelling have ample space and Prof Willis will cooperate wit hthem. being in charge of the State Bureau of Mines and one of the of the State Board of Trade.
 The exposition will reopen shortly after the middle of next month and efforts will be made to have the Ari- zona exhibits installed about the same time. Some half dozen counties of the state will make the exhibit possible and naturally will have the greatest allotment of space. Gray and Coll were assured that they could count on an allotment as large as this county might desire within reason. In install ing this exhibit from Cochise it is in- tended to enlarge and improve it as the time to do so arrives. The com- mittee is composed of H. M. Fenne- more, Phoenix; c. w. McAdams, Casa