The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1903-11-21

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walls will be Of cream cnlorcd staff and
the roof Of real Spanish tiIing.
The arrangement OF the interior is
that Of u Spanish hacienda, the ten
rooms being arranged on the four sides
Of an open court or patio. In the center
Of the court will be beautiful fountain,
surrounded by inviting flower gardens.
1t is the interior that will prove most
interesting and attractive. The en-
trance is in the middle of the main fa-
cade, through massive iron gates 10 feet
high and eight feet broad. The passage
way extends through to the court. and
like the cloister il paved with rel brick,
over the entrance is big pine plank,
two inches thick. in which the wnr'l
"llaho" in large letters il burned in the
wood. It Is bolted above the entrance
and the six big iron bolts that secure it
are exposed to view.
Opening from the passageway is door
to cnmmolious room fitted up as a
mems smoking room. There il Il large
inantcl in this room and big easy chairs
The room is finished in natural wood
from Idaho and the beams, rafters and
all wood finish has a smoky appearance
Cosy corners and rest spots abound
The electric lights are enclosed in old
fashioned iron chandeliers and brackets
designed especially for the building.
Back of the mems reception room is a
private room for the commissioner and
back Of this il Executive Commissioner
C. b. Hurts private room and office.
Sleeping apartments are provided ON
the west side, and also a large store
room designed to contain perishable ex-
hibits.
The north side of the building is given
over to the women of Idaho, and this
will be furnished throughout By the La
dies Columbian club. There will be a
ladies' reception room the same size as
the mems already described. This room
will be marvelously beautiful, and will
be decorated with the sage brush colors.
The walls will be in sage yellow, the
woodwork in the sage green finish, while
the furniture will be OF still darker
green. The door will be partially COW
cred with dark rich green rug with
black border.
Back of the parlor will be ladies' re.
tiring and dressing room. Still further
back will be the kitchen equipped witt
ranges and culinary utensils. At tn,
rear of the kitchen will! be provided t
room for the maid who will have charg
of the ladies' department. Many elabo
rate functions are planned by the Idah'
women for the exposition period.
The entire building will be an exhibi
showing the richness OF Idaho's forests
for all the rooms will be finished in tn
natural wood, and each room will pos
sess different finish. Idaho's buildin,
will he state club house, where eacl
visitor to the Worlds Fair from tina
state may be sure of finding heart,
welcome and an ideal resting place.
The outside windows of Idaho's bun
galow will be six feet from the ground
and persons from without cannot look in
Inside they will he five feet above tn
floor and persons within may easily lool
out. In Executive Commissioner HURT
office the windows will contain photo
graphic transparencies of Idaho's MI
rivalled scenery, and elsewhere in tn
building will be shown large numbe
Of photographs illustrating the state
scenery and points OF interest.
Idaho in presenting her resources d
the Worlds Fair will concentrate her es
hibits'in the departments Of Agriculture
Horticulture and mines and metallurg,
Executive Commissioner HURT III
secured the state, and he promises a sho
= that will be a revelation. Several ca
leads of spples are now in cold storas
and these will be displayed when 81
exposition opens on April 30. He sa,
he has Winesap apples so large that II
Winesap of the east appears as pigm.
and the favor is unsurpassable. The
he has Grimes golden, Jonathan and a
the other standard varieties. 9th
n fruits viii be shown as they ripe
There will be comprehensive exhibits
the cereals and grasses and all other a
ricultural products.
The sweetest and fairest exhibit V
be honey made by bees that pasture {
ii Idaho alfalfa. The honey will be show
in case 9xl2 feet, in which the wor