The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-09-27

horrld dcStructivcncns thrcntens To
ponncc upon any casual observer that
happens to come near him. Bnt, nlas!
tho weight ~ his own brown muscle
holds him immovnblc upon the wood.
On pedestal which he chooses M his
stronghold Especially In he harm
less during the afternoons when Miss
Grace Zimmerman plays the japan.
made pianos In the showcase ndjoin.
Ink 'h1 king Of tn beasts. for music
hath charms to roo,h the savage
breast.
| This lion, which In valued at 81, 900.
owes his existence to Prof. y. Okaz.
aki. formerly Of the Imperial Fine
Nr't @hoo! of rok"O. Int the l'on H.
no' the only one that claim tn. dis.
'lhr'ion of having been brough, into
'hv world By piuf bkazaki. IL fac,,
the majority Of the principal bronze
n'ntuc'tcS exhibited In the Japan ex.
hibi's building are the work Of this
distinguished professor.
Speaking Of N. lion. the cmbroId.
'fcd silks of lion and u iioness nj
rest displayed In In the showcase on
the left side of the entrance nv tho
visitor enters. seems to appeal strong
ly to the American taste. How per.
icctuaiiy na,urai' They are simply
!iving lions.
hut 10, the lions sls,,. There ARE
SILK embroidered scrccns. scn.ip.
r'orm and others. n large cut vel.ct
With u picture of gush'n. brook. oy.'
hung with tall trees on both banks,
nhich IL jus, nv real AZ any photo.
rrrph can be-.
~ the visitor IL a lover Of jcwciry
y" Will not tarry n minute iooCcr
~ hcn he In told that there Is an OK.
ni'it of culture pear, In the center
& the building which 4. the wonder
oi the wonders of tho Orient" Tho
!r,rinAic beauty Of III, culture pear 3
a attractive enough "a exhibited by
K. Mikimo,o Of Tokyo In the building.
Bu, when their many virtues are cx.
tolcd cioquentiy by u blooming lass
Of fresh cightccn''-from Oregon.
Who demonstrates the pearls Ia her
characteristic way and fusca her own
personal charms with that Of the OBJ
icct In her hand. no man Of ordiaary
comon sense can but invest In q cou.
pie of hundreds Of dollars right on
the spot.
Il is a, first rather pussiing Just !
which way tho visitor should turn.
In all directions he will see. or rather
his eyes are blinded by. the articles
displayed In the showcases which are
each individually worth from ~ to
81. 200. cioisonncs, Satsumas. porcc- |
iains. faicnecs. tortoise shell works. |
lacquer wares. whalcbone works. ki- |
monos. raw silk. silk fabrics. en-.
broidcrics. teas. carvings, bronxcs. pa. /
per works. straw braids. umbrellas. |
parasois. brushes. toilet articles,
canned provisions. soys. dried fishes.
peanuts. peanut oil. menthol oil. dried
ginger. ma,tings. sake and mirin. etc. \
are giarinE In and out Of tho show
cases In their dazzling beauty. There
are besides some exhibits from the
Imperial Japanese government. Navy
department. forestry bureau. silk-con-
iitioning bureau. educational depart
ncnt. Osaka mint bureau. bureau OF
fishery. school Of fishery. bureau Of
geological survey. mating inspection
bureau. bureau of control Of ships,
bureau Of communication. agricultu.
raj bureau. bureau Of construction
have each and cvery ono their re-
spcctive exhibits In tho building.
These exhibits show what progress
Japan has attained In civilization.
Each OF them In itself IL sufiiciently
worth while taking hours to study
Il would be immodest on our part
to speak In terms Of self.praise. But
4 would not b. over.stepping the
tcuud Of propriety. nor would bs