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I yvk vff SAN FlNCISCtf MROiaCLteySITJrDAr ooms From Hills and Dales 1 1 fii wmt fttmwf ifti Willi WI KN IE AT ABUNDANC EXP ION i Special Day in Honor of the Blossoms of Fields Is Widely Observed IUBUTE tu paid yesterday at the exposition to the flower decked hills ot California in a pedal day set aside to wild flowers The programme started early In the morning and extended throughout the day Practically every variety of wild blossoms ifi be found In California was represented In the floral offering and decorations The morning programme was held In the South gardens Mrs Bertha Rice chairman of the day presided Among the features of the programme were exhibition drills by the Columbia Turk boys and folk dances by a number of little maid under WILDFLOWERS and produce thared honor at the exposition yesterday Mis Jean Campbell who wa one of the participants in Wild Flower Day A Pickerell who wa prominent among the produce men and their mascot Chester kAt 1 I mil I the exposition to the flower sf11111 iHHK 1 BaKra 5T sr5 JL decked hills ot California In a VaxexaxexeaHsxexexexexexexK ssssssP VrWVi mrfJMMt SEVsKeHssKexeVusKexexexexexexexS TT 1 0 0 wlpviHi oanai congress nas lljf BilR Exposition Meeting IsHsaPHLLH Members HKSlBO and Are Presented Medal by XT Or Gather in Eecital Hall Presented Medal by Director Britton the direction of Miss Gertrude Freese Mrs Rice made the opening address of welcome and among the other speakers was Arthur Ariett The Columbia Park Boys Band gave several musical selections and the boy asouts eave an exhibition of their drills In the afternoon ceremonies were held In the ballroom of the California building The foyer was decorated with flowers brought from a doseh or more counties of the State Popples buttercups wild Irises cream cups wild callas and myriads of lupins were among the predominating blossoms The boys choir of St Johns Episcopal Church under the direction of Edgar Relnhold sang the Spring Sonr An address was mad by Dr George Wharton James oa the wealth of Californias wild flowers There were also selections by the Columbia Park Band and folk dances by a number of little girls from the North beach The Outdoor Art League was the official hostess of the occasion Th International Bahal Congress which has been in session at the Civic Auditorium adjourned to tha exposition yesterday morning and held formal exercises In Recital Hall Charles Masan Remey was chairman of the meeting and a large crowd of delegates was In attendance John A Britton representing the exposition presented the visitors with a bronse medal commemorative of their participation Dr Frederick dEvelyn president of the congress spoke at length upon the Bahal Message of Unity Mrs Mary Hanford Ford of Kansas City alluded to the exposition as a marvelous demonstration of the new spiritual force In the world and Randall of Boston In the course of his remarks said that the Golden Gate Is the hope of humanity The congress was addressed at It session last evening by Harlan Ober of Dublin on the Equality of Men and Women and by Albert Wlndust of Chicago on The Mysterious Forces of Civilisation GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL ALTJMKT HOLDS AMTJA1 LU1TCHE05 The Girls Hlh School Alumni Association ot San Francisco held its annual luncheon tsrday Old Faithful Inn and had a day at the ex poiltlon Two hundred former students of tbe school were present with their principal Dr Arthur Scott The alumni body had a large number of tables on the main floor ot the cafe There were several short addresses and a standing toast To Girlhood Following tha luncheon the association was entertained with the lecture and Yellowstone views and geysers tn tha spectatorluiu DTOIAJTA IS HOST TO COMMISSIOUER TOKFY A farewell dinner was given last night in honor of Colonel Torpy member ot the Ohio commission to the exposition at the Indiana building Mrs John Mason Duncan wife of the exposition commissioner from Indiana was hostess The guests besides Colonel Torpy were Wilbur Marsh Iowa commissioner Mr and Mrs Clum Mr and Mra Lee Olds Miss Florence Carter Mra Thomas Bryee Mrs A Carroll Charles Togelsang ALTERATIONS TO BE MADE SHORTLY AT FESTIVAL HALL Festival Hall at the exposition will fee closed for eleven days starting May Id for a number of alterations This will necessitate of course a cessation of musical activities during that period Principal amor tne alterations will be an Increase In the seating capacity in preparation for the aeries of twelve concerts to be elvanbv the Boston Sym phony Or theatre starting May 14th A bal eos fi fronted by a horseshoe of boxes will be installed ii HAHY WAR HORSES ARE SOLD BY COL MILLER Colonel Joseph Miller owner of 1 i the riM Ranch TOId West show on i ttbe Jo Zone arrived in San Fra JdKo last night after an absence of everijweeks Ms ranch In Bliss Oklahoma i JThe Colonel reported heavy sales ot A WsetUi4k Greek Italian and jyronoh0oyarnmjiu the total price reriWhkhifs eloseta IMe From the MllleKraachjati Bliss he said reft seaveH Ast Am Ha A aVsaa st aMitrtau 1 ttfm SS ewsaseea awts VW i a I 5 ijiA i TREPARETdRVISniOP VWpTEDiRCTCpMPpSER nehearsaJaefVeherus of 00 voice fcsrve begun tinder the leaJenhlp of A Robert Husband and wilt continue WUJrerriThura4artttn ins prepe FM irIr the lrar otrthe greaf rvFrenehvtS poser Camilla Saint sJaswfco rtlJ conduct a series of least fourr ooncerts the exjwsl Ht The local ehorus Is oomposed of Wmt wivifrervrea sjaiMSsMsui mmseic wuj tax lOasrwHr WMUI imrsi Registration at Chronicle Exhibit HOSE who resrlstereel at the Saa FraaeUoo Chreaielea booth la the Palace ef Ltheral Arts yesterday werei SA IXAJTCtSCO Xn A Btaaley Inn Talbot Mrs HIa Jtlifcara Onna Kalph Xorraa Omts Qnlaa Clifford Tit Tlomat neuar Mr a fckloa Vllllam a Walla Alta Dallam Daratky leakedy lUi reMr Xnnaia Paakedv ThM Iwali liimiH Jertaa Mr Orevf Xraert Adama aaa Loaia Baray BOSTOH lui Hany Halts ITHACA i I Mr aa4 Mn lawn a Lotns rn cia 7 LOS AVazlXS Mi aa sin nxxxXLXT Jlre siaanw Mra Xlokala tlvmwAV lfa aatA 4 XBW LOlfPOlf Can Mra Asia oraaaa BTSTTIX waak trvln Bartoan EW TKK Cmr Harry Xakinsea Walter aa Baam Mae rormaa aad Aadraw Grew OAXLAXl aad lira 0 Barattrom IASC0V rXZd Tlerala iJ EOBOlnXV Ulllan Kartseig and Baaal OullaT roartAKD Or BayUaa SJJf AjrUXMO Mn Baaaar Smith jfe i jcfe iff VV4 i via a 2ii bt Ju A ii I IT i ibi to AJm s5 ioi5 a immv saasssasasssssssssssssssMssBsmsBsmsssssssms ss msswi ssi i if i i Vie ror Honors Witnmeraodnceltatii PRODUCE MEN AT THEJEXPOSITION Local and Visiting Delegates Pass an Enjoyable Day on the Grounds THE produce men of San Francisco and Los Angeles several hundred strong joined In a grand celebration st the exposition yesterday that turned out to be one of the most successful special events thus far The members of the Produce JJxchange ot the southern city were the aniests of the San Francisco Wholesale Dairy Produce Exchange and the Wholesale Fruit and Produce Merchants Association ot Ban Fran elsoo In the dining hall of the Inside inn the visitors enjoyed an elaborate luncheon which was marked by several witty speeches and presentation ot bronse medals to the organisations a 11 Greene president of the Bah Francisco Wholesale Dairy Produce Attendance at the Exposition Saturday Proves Big Dayt FotXOWIHG Is the attend aaee at taw exswsitiea yee i sjtsa 1MI1 terdayi IS A IS aeea 1 4P 49930 B1T85 11 TSS QtmiiiimiiiiMHHMQ Exchange was chairman of the day The medals were presented by Henry Scott vice president of the exposition who said The way to keep a husband happy or win a sweetheart is through the produce menJ We recognise what they have done for this exposition but we realise alee that they have made our homes happy Remarks of acceptance were made by Rotwseli of the San Francisco Wholesale Dairy Produoe Exchange and John Wetmore speaking on behalf of the Wholesale Fruit and Produce Merchants Association ot San Francisco Following the repast the organisation visited the exposition palaces In a body and danced around the Big Cheese In the Palace of Agriculture Later In the afternoon they stormed the Joy Zone and tn the evening had dinner at the Inside Inn Capsize Drill Will Be Repeated Tuesday Fort Point Guards Will Put on the Spectacular Event Again in Yacht Harbor A capslse drllWhe second of a spectaoular series will be held next Tuesday afternoon at oclock in the yacht harbor off the exposition by the Fort Point oast guard crew One of the large ot the Fort Point station boats will be used Ten men are In the boat when It starts out At a given signal they ship oars and disappear Into the water the bottom of the boat oomlng to the surface The boat is then righted automatically Keeper John 8 Clarks dexterity is such that he Is able to remain Inland on the boat while It is making a revolution As the boat gradually turns over he skips ovsr its aides and bottom without getting more than the soles of his shoes wet ART AT THE EXPOSITION Eugen Neuhaus chairman of the Western Advisory Committee of the exposition will lecture in the Elder gallery on Tuesday afternoon at 9 oclock on The Art of Europe Seen at the Exposition The lecture will be1 Illustrated by lantern slldea Lutherans Have Day at the Exposition Delepatei From All ParU of the uottntry Gatnerria csutju Hall for Ceremony tV Delegates to the national conference of the Evangelloal Lutheran Au gusUna Hynod Church participated yesterday In a special day set aside for the church at the exposition The Oelegates assembled at the Fillmore street entrance where they were met by a oommltte of exposition representatives and escorted to Festival Hall Xr JLk Le Veaii presided as chairman of the day Among the speakers wer RerPetrue Borj president of the Snferencevwho spoke ontheOrfgln andr Development of the Church of America DARDTQ AVlAXORrTlll AGAIN FlYJAT EXPOSHIONTODAY Art Smith will demonstrate again this afternoon at the exposition ills complete mastery of the air The daring aviator who has looped loops over the exhibition palaces rolled his biplane about In a gale and defied all laws of suavity will attempt more stunts at oclock this afternoon He Hies from the North Oardens and will sail over the Joy Zone RAKED POTATO PAY TOVt i BE JTORTH DAZOIA WXffXrk The humble spua will be honor Tuesday at the North Dakota bjWJT Ing at the exposition where thffJBO caslon will be bnowa ofoclaUrias Baked PoUto dayf DnrinfthiQ afternoon potatoes weighing a pound i and more each will be baked in ovens to be erected In front of tha building and win be served on souvenir plates Constipation a Penalty of Age iAt Nothing Is so essential to health in advancing ageas keeplnglthe bowels open It makes one fael younger and fresher and forestalls colds piles vers an4iejdetde pendent Ills 1 Cathartics and purgatives are iMvVviA rfvaaflA In altlaYl kiiil va114 hi mvaMaH a tnlM effAA tlve laxative tonic recommended hy physicians and thousands who have used It Is the combination ot simple herbs with pepsin sold by druggists everywhere under the name ot Dr Caldwells Syrup pep sin The price Is ttt ty cenu and one dollar a bottle For aufree trial bottle write to Dr Wa Caldwell 481 Washington Bt MonVoSHo HL i 5JM ARGENTINE PA VIUON Argentinas splendid pavilion is one of the finest buildings at the exposition Really it is more than a pavilion it is a palace Almost alone among the buildings which represent foreign nations here this is a substantial structure built with real permanence behind its exterior appearance Furthermore this pavilion isawork of art an original conception not copied from any other existing building but designed as a new creation especially for the Panama Pacific Exposition by the celebrated Argentine architect Sauze Its graceful and harmonious architecture is of the French Renaissance a style admirably adapted to a festival building such as this is This is the idea expressed by the exterior decorations It is a pavilion for celebration for rejoicing Both exterior and interior of the pavilion exemplify the high quality of Argentine art The exterior is admirably proportioned so much so that it is hard to realize the actual size of the building The interior is finished in exquisite taste with an art delicately modulated to the extent of the walls and the ceilings The entrance opens into a noble hall imposing in its simplicity In the dere story the walls are decorated with splendid murals by the brush of the Argentine artist Colivadeno works which abundantly proved that Argentine art has the strength and beauty the freshness and vigor of the nation from which it springs In the center of the hall is an exquisite bit of sculpture in which a spring what the French call a source is represented as a delicate female form rippliftg from the rock On left and right the foyer opens into an elegant reception hall and a graceful refreshment room In the rear it opens into a theater in which moving pictures of Argentine scenes are shown daily The theater extends through both stories and thereby affords a balcony as well as the seating space on tho main floor In the wall of the corridor surrounding the theater on the first floor are excellent panoramas of scenes in the great southern republic Starting at the left and passing aroundtthe corridor there are a harvesting scene illustrating concretely the great grain fields of the republic a mountain lake as a bit of Argentino scenery a hardwood forest to show the countrys wealth oftim ber a petroleum field representing a hew but a strong industry the famed Iguazu Falls the hugest and most magnificent waterfall on the globe a dairy farm the great city of Buenos Aires the western worlds center of music and art a plantation scene and a vineyards All these picture to 4he eye the Argentine and its jesdarces and attracr tions though only a partial showingf 6f its infinite variety In the corridor upstairs are other panoramas a series of beautiful photographs and collection of graphic charts which show the commerce finance industryiadmin istratton education and social service of the great South American republic The second floor ends at the rear in a beautifullibrary luxuriously appointed and filled with books of reference and pictorial albums The pavilion was built entirely of materials brought from Buenos Aires and constructed by Argentino workmen according to a plan devised in the Argentine capitaland executed from the beginning under the direction of Horacio Anasagasti Commissioner General of the Argentine Republic to the Panama Pacific International Exposition In addition to the construction oT the pavilion Senor Anasagasti has had charge from the beginning of all the work connected with the installation of the extensive exhibits of the Argen line KepuDiic in inc various paiaccs oi mc exposition ARGENTINE EXHIBITS IN EXPOSITION PALACES 0 HIIMIIIIIlO The eengreas closes with the session at 8 oclock this evening with an address by Mlrsa All Kull Khan Persian Ambassador to the United States Iron Worker Praises Duffys raSees a ease of stnetnral Iron worker saffereu severe stomacb troahie dhi uiui miuji xtm Malt misker Be Is almost reaar to reiame Us Katardoas ealllagt For many weeks I wag laid up sick In bed In tho hospital with stomach trouble which gradually woro me away to a more skeleton The hospital treatment did not seem to improve me so my oocwr a would not get well and to my people to take me home as there was nothing any one on this earth could do for me When I reached home my doctor ordered me to be fed on a tablegpoonful of Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey every two hours After taking Duffys for over one week without another morsel of food entering my system I began to have a longing for something to eat ana to my surprise found I could keep a little oatmeal gruel on my stomach and gradually I regained my former appetite and felt better Duffys ure Malt WhUkey Is the cause for mv nresent good state of health and my doctor says I will soon be able to go back to my trade of structural Iron worker I am not afraid of the truth and hope others will benefit from the use of Duffys the same as myself Thomas Satehell S75 TUlary Bt Brooklyn Duffs Pure Malt Whiskey may be reUed upon In extreme cases where other foods are rejected When taken as directed Just before meals It assists in keeping healthy the essential functions of digestion because it Induces activity in the flow of gastric Juices so the food you eat will digest naturally This action on the digestive process Is of great Importance as It brings to all the tissues and organs of the body the nutriment necessary to their sustenanoe and indirectly to the whole sys torn strength and vigor Ifs a medicine for all mankind and you too can Get Duffy and Keep Well Sold In SEALED BOTTLES ONLY Beware of Imitations i V5 i bar yva a a lJa 1 I at I flShslsiTrTll i tiet Dears frese year leeal Sragsiat greee llnTC er dealer 14M sr kettle If he eaaaet as nUI ply yen write aa we will tell yea where te aet it Healeal heekle free The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester Ni 1st iy Sw im FAY BEAL solicits your patronage of the finest and largest automobile equipment on the Pacific Coast TOURING CM LlMSINESiS TMIgIbS ii iiv mii pi fTaaajiM sat iUfiimM CMssr4lfrMr SpeciaiRatesbyj tiheiDaWeekprMict Teiephbri Garfield i tr i Argentina Is represented by comprehensive exhibits in seven of the exposition palaces Varied Industries Mines and Metallurgy Liberal Arts Education and Social Economy Agriculture Food Products and Fine Arts In each the construction of the booths and the arrangement of the exhibits is of a high order VABIED THDCSTBIES In the Palace of Varied Industries are shown knitted artlclest shoes boots hats ornamented and decorated articles construction materials tools culinary utensils glassware graphic arts tanned leather skins ot all kinds of animals and dry goods In general This exniDit is decorated by a col lection of special photographs and is arranged in one ot the most artistic booths la the palace auras ajjd ketaixtjbgt In this palace Is a most Important collection of minerals from the Argentine Republic belonging to the Museum of the Department of Agriculture It contains a complete set of all the minerals of the Argentine On account ot the tact that petroleum baa been but recently developed In Argentina the samples shown here are partlcu larly impressive Only ten years ago this resource was discovered and added to the others of the country but already its exploitation under the direction of the Argentine Government has been placed on a practical and prosperous basts LIBERAL ARTS In the Palace of Liberal Arts is shown the various phases of the highly Important work of the engineering department of the Argentine a branch on which the Government annually invests many millions Here are shown relief maps of the River Plate of the River Uruguay the plans of the general Bureau of Railroads and of the general Bureau ot Bridges and Highways the works ot the general Bureau of Architecture artistic works ot photography and of graphic arts an Important collection of books and publications and a complete representation of scientific works in the Argentine Republic The Argentine booth is the most Interesting In this palace Its front representing a metal construction and its sides In Imitation of the stonework of a bridge are characteristic of the engineering exhibits EDUCATION AKD SOCIAL ECOSOHT The exhibit In this palace Is the result of special study and preparation All the different phases of the national charity Institutions are shown in graphic form and Illustrated with splendid photographs The high plane on which the Argentine Republic has placed the care of its people Is shown by the graphic exhibits of all kinds ot associations Institutions asylums hospitals somes ror destitute aged and Infirm activities Jn behalt ot women and children the organisation of the municipal hygienic service co operative institutions banks Industrial legislation and all tbe diverse activities ot the highly modern Argentine school system from primary to university training AGRICULTURE Agriculturally the Argentine Republic Is one of the most important countries oa the globe Its annual exportation of grain maize and wheat represents millions of dollars Occupying the high position that it does the Argentine Repub tlon are shown cereals In general tobacco in different stages ot preparation animal and vegetable textiles wocBs ana otner forest products graphic statistics and Argentino rijral economy agricultural ckhlblts include pearly 1000 different samples ol cereals and seeds the preparation of tbls exhibit the cereal exchange of the Argentine Republic Belsa de Ho could not fall to make an exhibit t0 Setiembre has partlcl Argentlne commission to show this most Important resource by a graphic exhibit However this graphic exhibit is complete said gives a clear and slmnle Idea of tha The importance of this industry qLgy a tv fci yiuv uaviuoa naaiuam turea eainie products in general are exhibited wines beer sugar Jams Jellies cakes and biscuits condensed milk buttar cheese preserved vegetables honey liquors alcoholic beverages and alcohol In this palace whichwould show the world Its resources and Its Importance as a producing country TM exhibits are highly scientific Enrique Nel son Engineer lsoner ot agri culture to the exposition has achieved a notable work In the assembling of Jhls exhibit of which he has had charge In this sec patedwlth the Department of Agriculture thus affording the collaboration of the twoinstitutions by which In the Argentine Republic these rich resources are regulated The disnlsv of wools contains of Agriculture inore than 700 samples Illustrated ana commas with beautiful transuarencles which show various phases of wool production In the Argentine The collection of woodsy now completely Installed is the finest In the Palace ot Agriculture It comprises all the different woods Included In the rich and varied forest resources of the republic It is arranged In a harmonious ensemble certain to arrest the attention of visitors In a separai section the marvelous progress of Argentine ajri culture loathe last ten years Is showh bri graphic statistics The figures are astonishing Other exhibits show means of combating agricultural plagues and special chemical preparations and other agenesis used as I means of do Tense against insect pests Altogether the agricultural exhibit Is complete and impressive JtOQV rEOliCCTS The wonderfulcatUe Industry ot Argentina the greatest in South America and In which Argentina Is one of nira arts The Argentine section of Palace of Fine Arts Is a revelation to North Americans Europe has long known and valued Argentino art but North America has had lit tie opportunity to see It except in Europe The exhibit well illustrates the remarkable progress of Argentina art In the last ten years The high standards which prevail In the southern remiMlo are well demonstrated by the works of the numerous painters and sculptors who belong to the Fine Arts Academy of Buenos Aires Annuauy me Argentine uoveru tnent appropriates 110060 for a ulate art and artists Of all the Amerloan exhibits In this palace this Is the most complete In variety of wrras motives ana snojeets its beauty has already seised the attention of tbe visitor The sculptors have been given a special elta Thelri woras are tun oi uie ana most ad miraoiy execuiea Among the notable paintings is the picture by Antonio Alice which won the silver medal at the Paris Salon a portrait of a woman done appr prises which are awarded each year in Buenoe Aires ana serve to sum a no the painter de la Carcova former director of the Fine Arts Academy of Buenos Aires some beautiful landscapes by Cupertino del Campo active direct of the Museum ef nine aits a portrait or si mudes by the artist Quiroa whUh was exhibited at the Tarla Salon Altogether there are seventy flii yMB wiivAuiuiuvn ni wora of sculpture are many and 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