Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-12

All j" iI' -. H.' ~ l'u"r".'' acre 1t
Is q" " ca '.'-.'..'-.l' lA'S VIII ''F
real boon t' '-"HH' as the '"r'of"A
@"I'rH Is ''#'| from tu' ISL "' y"
L" lhr I.' "i tN''"'f' ana tne N"h"'l II
museum Is open 'Il 'il' year,
IN In sting Art Exhibit.
Rarely indeed is 50 interesting and
mcritoriuus an cXhibition of art to be
seen at thi, season as will now hr
found i'm the i,!rrruvi>cd picture 4ai-
lcry az the Nat..na museum. l|r
PAINTINGS cunpriseI in the Evans col
lection never apUrarrd ut better ad.
VANTAGE. and their charm is enhanced
bv being shown in conjunction with
the collections Of textiles, IaccS. ivoric;
and rn?lrci4 set forth in the same hail.
rhr nj. t1rr,: have been hung on the
south and west walls and ON the three
LARGE screens which Literally divide the
hail into four small galleries. William
II. uulmcs. the curator Of the National
gallery. has Nuper;ntcnlcd the arrange
mcnt. which is especially pleasing.
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side of which landscupes by Henry
Ranger have been hung.
On the opposite side of this same
screen Rlaielock's mastery painting.
Sunset, Navarro Ridge" which has
the warmth and richness Of Gainsbor-
ough's landscapes. is given chief prom
inence. but hung ON the second line
above two small canvases by the same
paiutcr.
TO the right are hung Winslow
Iomer's paintinr of the Maine coast,
which he considers his masterpiece,
and landscapes, fresh In color and at
the same time toneful by Henry COL
den Dearth and William Lathrop.
while to the left are seen Alexander
Wyant's lovely "Housatonic Valley.
Blakclock'S Canoe builders" and
Paul Doughcrty's coast scene.
Turning from this group is found an
other-no less engaging-a group In
which Inness' picture, ''Sundown."
centers the interest. James Henry Mo-
sers painting. Mount Mcintyre" is
included in this group.
Advancement Temporary.
II is not tntended tb,t tho nrosept
arrangement shall be permanent. Pos
siby when the new museum building
Is completed other provision for the
National gallery collections can be
made-and some day perchance con-
gress may see fit to appropriate suf-
ticient sum to erect a gallery worthy
Of the nation. In the meantime, how
ever. the collections are being utilized
and so placed that to the public they
must Yield the maximum profit
E;ch+ Eor cle.rl;nees
tbo oninion of Health O+ticer Wood
word for imnrovipy tho sanitary con.
ditions Of the NATIONAL conitoI was fax,
ON q few DAYS opo whom two inspect-
ors hogon =, housa to bouse insnection
to incnde everv house in the District
Tho cleanliness crusade will no most
thorouoh and cverv feature of every
bouso rolo+inr to tho he,Itb of tbe no..
cupants will be considered. In case
conditions are not found sanitary in
! every way steps will at once be inau-
gurated to have them remedied.
| Crusade Aoa;ns+ Rats and Elias
| This housn to honse insnection
Health Officer Woodward believes. will
nlov an innortont mart In the crusade
ogo inst rats and nias which no has do.
termined to wnoo for ono of tbe thiprs
tba insnectors will watch carefully will
be tbe disnosition of porhorc and the
storo,,a of nerishahle nroduce such rs
fruits and veoatables II is recornized
th,t ,,orh,ro mil. ,ro a hroolino nloca
for tioS and a Succor to RATS unless
nronorlv covered and i'm worlinp
throupb tho street clconino denortment
to h,vo tho rorhara of everv homo i'm
! the national capital disposed Of in Il
sanitary manner the health department
officials believe they are making a
| great fight against flies and rats. These
two perils are recognized by health of
ticials, and this point of attack is be-
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