The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-01

at ballard, Editorl
tny Anna l.. MeMillanl
would not lose one of them
some were impressions on my ko-
OAK, These have since been Develop
ed and printed without accident
Tho others. which Were formed In
my mind l can never hope 10 see
printed
| am supposed 10 tell merely Of
Kodak impressions and the lighter
attractions OF The iair My assign.
ment doea not permit me To write Of
the excellent and helpful education
al exhibits. nor M the Government
building. which was particularly at
traCtive to the
did not attempt 80 get photo
graphic reproduction of Mlliet'e
Man With the Hoe. or any other
work Of art IN tho Art Museum. so
cannot speak Of that phase Of the
subject.
My first pictures OF the trip were
taken while crossing the C1lum hla
river on the ferry Our ehaperone
was caught posing and instantly
stated that we DID not make enough
trouble for him. That may account
for the far away expression which
We see in the picture. lie must
have changed bis mind somewhat
about that word trouble for one
morning. or nearly noon. ss We we're
on our way TO the Government
building. be seemed to be doing
little studying This was the result
Of his thought.
oh Lord Of Love. look down
from above
Upon this sleepy bunch:
Call them at eight. but as sure as
fate.
They wont come down unI
lunch.
| fear. II our ehapafone had nod
been called home. that poem
might have been finished. and no
doubt. Il would make Us plenty OF
trouble"
I must get back 10 pictures again.
The other members OF the party
xlll find themselves In SONS very
interesting positions. for I snapped
them when they we're not aware Of
a Kodak fiuuds brlnE about. Miss
Metcalf vas taken while standing In
her usual intensely attentive at
titnde she vas talking TO Mr.
Davenport and ali of the girls know
how interested abe waa The 81.
houette man" vas also In the pie-
ttsre but don't believe he waa try
Ing 10 eut a profile Of that young
lady again. lie had too much trou=
bic before.
I regret very much that | did not
get a picture Of Robert Burns Cot
taEe. which was reproduced AZ the
Fair. However my Scottish Sub
Conscious Self VAS stirred by the
lmprun1ptu songs and reeltauons
which We enjoyed With Mr. shippsu
II Seattle under that matched roof
On our pleasure trip up the Co
lambia river. which some one else
will probably describe. ne succeeded
IN getting snap shots os several
points II scenic beauty. Among
them Rooster Roch". Cape Horn
the Cascades. etc The falls. pictur-
ed in the guides. seemed TO have 4
minus quantity OF water about them
that dav There might have been
more interest about the pictures. had
known what was being done ON
the hurricane deck. Several Of the
party were asleep but when We
reached tho Inn the scenery wa
''lust beautiful" wonder,-
Does Ice cream ever freeze a
Kodak
At any rate have not succeeded
in getting a picture since ! snapped
the Misses Metcalf and Nichols
eating their cones Of cream. Tn.
doubtedIv I should have had he,tsf
success had I reserved that for ms
last picture. We all hope the Ko-
OAK ALL get thaWed out before long
We usually hit the Trail IN the
evening because 81 the pleasing ef-
feet OF the brilliant lights. II was
really interesting TO study human
nature in such crowd.
knosz We enjoyed the scenery of
the "Trip Through Siberia more
than many a Russian soldier boz
who has been torn away from home
and CON PEELED to 20 to war. The
snow storm through which we
passed was very realistic and dur
Ing the entire trip We could but
keep In mind what a wonderful
thing invention is.
Il has not yet been decided among
ourselves who shall have the copy
right for the new edition OF wild
Animals I Have Seen" lon the
TraiD.
The japanese people were we'll
represented. Their acrobatie work
showed great skill and daring. The
little Japanese boys and girls are a
drawing card when they sing and
perform 1T the entrance 81 the show.
We passed into the Tea Garden
whore the girls. In their oriental
costumes made a quaint and pleas
ing picture as they tripped about
serving the fragrant beverage which
they know 30 we'll how to prepare.
Other attractions must be omitted
for lack Of space
Now come TO the last but not
least Of ail-Homer Davenports
Farm.
Hero We saw the genial cartoonlst
and his thoroughbred Arabian
horses. He has a number OF his dis
cartoons on exhibit but
evidently thinks more Of his horses