The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-23

Special to The Journal
Worlds Fair. st. Louis, June "a
The Minnesota contingent at the fair
feels that an injustice has been done
them in articles published in various
state papers. Mr.. Underwood, vice
president of the commission, says:
II have no apologies to make for
Of clubhouse and it answers it's pur-
pose. 1t lights up we'll and the YER
andas are large and pleasant. At the
time of it's dedication, you remember
how convenient the arrangement of
the glass doors proved, enabling us
by opening them to throw the whole
floor space, including the porches, into
| one ROOM"
In replying to a statement that the
general criticism was that the build
| ing was not large enough and was
poorly furnished, Mr.. Underwood said:
There is Kansas over there. That
state has a building that cost $40,O 900
and it is not a bit better than ours.
Ohio and Massachusetts have build
ings which are no larger. Our build
! ing must be attractive or we would
not have the crowd Of visitors we have.
every day. If it is such an undesirable
place as some have said 1t is, visitors
would keep away from it. Strangers
who call at the building say great
many complimentary things about 1T.
1t is only some Of our supposed friends
from home who disparage it. Some
Of the editors who do this did not go
near the majority of our exhibits, but
spent most of their time on the Pike.
They saw that thoroly.'
F. Speaking Of the charge of inhosp1-
| tality, he said:
"This building is open early and
stays open later than any other state
building on the grounds,
In regard to the delay IN placing
some Of the exhibits, Mr.. Underwood
said:
"The fault was with those engaged
to supply the materials required for
the building of the various booths and
those employed to erect them.
What the Register Shows.
Following is partial list of those
who have recently registered at the
Minnesota building:
Red Wing; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. D. Ayers and Hazel
Ayers. Janesville;, Mr. and Mrs: g. g. Atwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Andrews, George W Biek,
Edtn NJ rsnneS Mrs st. r. adaee
worth; J. s. Arneson. Elbow Lake; 0. G.
m na r., Ralph Yes Appeton e6a
dria; Mason Allen, Stephen G. Cook, Fred s.
Cook Mr.. and Mrs W P abbot, J. s. Abbot Abbot
Minneapolis; Clark P. Chandler. Miss Mamie
Mss Hrva Smith nsy B Aen
Norton Mort ;' Grace Allen, Norton Nellie H. Holmes
DIVA tonna; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Aldrich, Fairmont;
and and clinton j. Boyd, St. Charles; B. A. Brown,
Fairmont; MI: and Mrs; Mrs. F.: A. e., Bemis, Albert
Barrett. 9. Brown; j. Q; Banders Mnneagolls;
6: Bell. ST. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ?. Fossom,
a C E. bna T. Hnnqsr M
Mr.. and Mrs ". 4. Briss Gilmore; Mr.: and Mrs.
an aa an MRS.
Flshts TsiT@ont carlos avery, Tutchi5son; ".
burt burt Miss "A" Anna MI Engleburt ~ Kennedy ss
Miss Althea Boon and l h g. Boen, Fergus Falls;
T: 5: Beuteil MINNEAPOLIS; J: ". Benef ana
Pe Af M and Mrs. Mr. hfs
Miss Neye a,I Bet5 Fsirm9nt; C. Brown
He9n1ing; 6. q; Troger, Duluth; Mrs: ]; g.
and scott WIS oFlah
: Minneapolis Mrs. A. E. Bridert, William I.
BueT st. Fsa Mahs aga Mrs. Ut
f B British George j. Britseh and Mrs. G. j.
: Jack kk, Beagley and Charles NTirheld, St. Paul
ST. SIP. {Gatherwood, Austin; Nes Rolund Litch
g Dover; =. Holmes. g. g rwichel1, N: j. Rand Rand
Q. P. Carter Karl Becker and Miss Helms
: Lake; G: n Clark, Staples; P. 6. Christensen
= Fairmont; J. NJ. Drew. st. Anthony Park; J.
8; Cloud, J. Frank Conklin, Jr., Minneapolis
Helen and Anne Castle, St. Paul; Mary Chesley
: n Christensen. Evan; ]. A. Cole, Rochester
Mrs p. n. Cannon, Minneapolis; t. n. Glenn
s sa ps Grookstgn W. Cope T W Cummings
10 holds, St. Panl; T.. c.. Garter. Minneapolis; NJ
e and Mrs. w. q. Cowens. ST. Paul: Mr. an,
IS Mrs.: W.: W; Wall. Lqnesbcro; Mrs. j. N
s. Us; w; A. Keys and Emily Bragg. Appleton
,e MIS-; NJ. Charles. Morton; I. j. Cartwright
10, ID Stephen; Mel currie Mel currie Jr., Ia an
;, Helen Currie, Currie j. P. Coughlin Perhan,
m Henry c. Clark Minneapolis W. 4. Potter
rs R IA n5 Cooke S ~ b. Cooke F. G. Cobb N. Cobt
Myrtle Goo Cook Earl o R. ,Goppage, J. F. Cotton
Minneapolis; Robert Prentice and q. Carroll Day
re Albert Lea; Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cox st. PAU
A.. Collins. West Mr. n 7