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

INFORMATION ((M)f /or EXHIBITORS Standard-bred, is coming in for renewed interest. One of the World’s big problems, the production of horses suitable for army remounts, will receive a large amount of attention. There will be an international confer- ence, display and contest incident to cavalry horses, the result of which will make history in the horse world. Sheep: The growing call for mutton; the gradual closing in of the ranges; the ever existing demand for wool and the change in methods that is taking place in the sheep industry will reach fruition at San Francisco in a sheep display that will mark an epoch in that industry. The breed prizes will be commensurate. Swine: Practically every farmer in the world has a knowledge of swine raising, in which there is a growing interest. There are new types and new methods of pro- duction which, together with, liberal prize awards, will make the swine display at San Francisco notable. Goats: The growth of the mohair industry; the in- creasing number of milch goats; the use of goats for during off timber undergrowth, and the added, demand for goat meat will render this section one of importance. No Exposition heretofore has given a like amount of recognition to the goat industry. Poultry: Including chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese, poultry is a billion-dollar industry in the United States; and in other countries of the world it occupies a like position. No part of agriculture comes in such close touch with the urban and suburban dweller. Breed fu- turities, laying contests, standards of perfection, market types of poultry, the production and handling of eggs, and the growth, of the societies and associations incident