Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-07

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and then stick several symmetrical rows
Of straws in the bob
But It ala make that big horse seem
more poppy AMI attractive, and similar
care is exercised I'm regard to the per
sonal appearance of all the live stock
shown.
In the language OF one visitor. they all
look ready to have their pictures taken.
OF course, similar care as to immacu-
late appearance cannot be exercised with
all exhibits at the fair. For example.
there is big dltching machine on the
grounds that simply reveIs IN digging
trenches in the clay Ia company with
It are a number Of big and little trac-
tors. some steam and some gasoline.
thrashing machines and various other
machines for use on farms
RED CROSS CALL IN
ELEPHANTS BEHALF.
A number Of cases, none OF serious
nature. however. have been treated at
the hospital tent Of the Indianapolis
chapter of the Red Cross. near the Won
ems building. Though none Of the cases
have been Of a serious nature one big
case was reported, though the patient
did not report for treatment \ man
appeared and asked for some adhesive
tape for use on the toe Of an elephant.
He received t. tape.
Or. Herbert 4. Wagner is in charge.
assisted by DR.. John White and Dr.. L.
d. Beldeu. Miss June Gray is the chief
nurse. In addition 10 the hospital tent.
which is equipped for surgical work II
necessary and has two smbulances ct
f,,
which Boy Scouts can take persons need
ing assistance and from which they can
be taken TO the hospital If necessary.
An attractive home IN miniature, with
q front yard with green sod and shrub
berry and q white picket fence-the sort
Of home that the city man often viZual-
ICES as the kind Of place 10 which he
would Ike TO retire some time and start
a chicken rauch-is an attractive exhibit
shown by the horticultural extension de
partment Of Purdue, In the Purdue an
mex building.
With It, also on a reduced scale, the
home economics extension department Of
the university exhibits a bit of interior
showing how the rural home may be
made attractive; display showing sew
eral hats and some drawings TO illustrate
why certain types of hats are not at
tractive to certain types OF faces. and
miniature electric railroad to illustrate,
by means Of little cars and little stations.
the distance several types Of food will
carry one. or their respective food values
Also in the annex, on behalf Of better
sanitation, septic tank is shown by the
farm management department Of Purdue
1t may be that IL would be only tenn
porary that there could be only short
interval Of time before there would be
revision Of type, but 1t does seem as
though a swinging ladder on which two
monkeys are perched in front Of one o.
the sideshows, could produce a scratch
less monkey.
PLAN FOR MAKING
MONKEYS SCRATCHLESS.
The ladder is pivoted in the center.
thus acting as n teeter board or seesaw
and on each end of It is perched a mon
key. While the monkeys are quiet after
they have attained their balance, the see
saw remains stationary, but when one
moves, as In scratching, It begins to
teeter
It seems to the casual observer that
those monkeys are more nearly scratch
less than any monkeys ever before seen
in captivity, and there seem to be mar
velous possibilities in n careful course of
training on that ladder, toward the pro
ductlon OF a scratchless monkey-one
that would conform more closely to the
usages OF polite society.