Information for Exhibitors
A brief Description of the Exposition, Extracts of important Rules and Regulations, and an Analysis of the Plan and Scope of the Exhibit Departments

The Live Stock Department was one of the first cre- ated and actively launched. Because of the time neces- sary for the breeding and production of types suitable for universal competition, much active work has already been done in every country where stock farming is a part of agriculture, the purpose being to bring out a representative display of horses, cattle, sheep, goats, poultry, pigeons, pet stock, dogs and cats. Countries that have heretofore not been represented at world’s expositions in a showing of live stock will exhibit at San Francisco. This applies especially to the Orient. Cattle — Dairy and Beef: A demonstration of ad- vanced knowledge in dairying will be one of the leading features of the Live Stock Department. Dairy tests, the type of cow that pays a profit, methods of feeding and the manufacture of dairy products will be the leading heads under which the dairy lesson will be taught. There will of course be the regular competition for breed prizes. In the beef cattle division there will be shown the use of silage in beef production and the change that has taken place within comparatively few years in types and market ages. The breed competition will be a great feature and the interest of a number of foreign countries has already been enlisted. Horses: The great transition through which the pro- duction o£ horses has gone will be exemplified in the display at San Francisco. The production of utility horses was never a more attractive pursuit than at this time, and there is a great unsupplied demand for saddle horses of quality. The true American type, the