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 /or EXHIBITORS new and interesting in the special field allotted to it, as distinguished by its comprehensive title. Wherever possible the processes of mining will be shown in actual operation, illustrating or demonstrating all the stages, from preliminary prospecting and surveys down to the manufacture of mine products into articles of public and general utility. The Division of Exhibits of the Panama-Pacific Inter- national Exposition at San Francisco in 1915 will com- prise a complete exhibition of all that indicates the prog- ress of mankind,— the results of education and culture, inventive genius, scientific and industrial attainment, and artistic expression. This Division will make a feature of displaying in the most comprehensive manner possi- ble the activities and achievements of man, particu- larly during the decade ending with the year 1915. The ground plans for the various Exhibit Palaces have been arranged, but the comparative limitation of exhibit space, which by reason of wider participation and more extended productivity will be more restricted than at previous International Expositions, makes it necessary for all exhibits to be selective in character. This fact emphasizes the advisability of applying for exhibit space as soon as possible. Copies of the Rules and Regulations, Classification of Exhibits, blank applications for space and other in- formation prepared for the guidance of exhibitors, will be forwarded on request.