Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-02

tains of which the most favorable view may be obtained by the visitor from the Cascades and Geyser basin the two principal ornamental flea utres of the exposition.
 Plan of the Exposition.
 The main buildings of the exposf- ton are grouped around the Cascades and Geyser basin. They include the large government building at the head of the basin, to the north and, symmetrically disposed on both sides of the basin the Alaska, Hawaii, Fisheries. Mines, Agriculture and Manufactures buildings. Back of the Agricultural hall. toward ''The Pay Streak" which is the equivalent or Chicagos Midway is the foreign exhibits building. while in, a similar position back of the manufactures building is the King county exposi- ! ton hall. Between the building for foreign exhibits and -The Pay Streak is the Canadian building and east of the King county buildings are located machinery hall and its annex, i a structure the same size as machin- | cry hall. At the southern end or the basin are the music pavilion ana
 the buildings of China and Japan lSuTTOunueQ Dy EdtlEe SliIaStS duu other outdoor exhibits.
 The large space at the southern end of the grounds. between Lake Union and Lake Washington contains the Stadium. which has a seating ca pacity of more than 12,000. the mode farm ard the stock exhibit. In the
 extreme northeastern corner of the grounds is the natural amphitheatre ln- hA 10 rp< forestry building. several state build iings. the buildings of Oregon, Michi gan. Washington. New York, Chicago
 Brotherhood, chehaiis. Spokane ant the Philippines. Many of the build inss are permanent structures ant will later become part or the Univer sity of Washington. The enormous auditorium. the fine arts building ant several administration and servic' buildings are grouped in the north western part of the grounds Idah' has it's building close to the fine art building.
 "The Pay Streak"
 kI The amusement features of the eS position. upon which agreat deal c thought has been spent. are groupe around what is called The Pa ] Streak" 1t contains the usual d 1 Attractions which were seen at neari every one of the large exposluon and in addition many new feature or less common ones- There is village of Siberian Eskimos. an Igo rote village, the Oregon Trail" rel resenting pioneer life in the nortl 1 west, Spanish theatre and a lare
 arena with a seating capacity of zoo where during the exposition athlet contests of all kinds will be held. Al other interesting feature is the re 1 resentation af Klondfke placs
 mine and representations of scens
 along the Yukon trail.
 Many interesting Exhibits.
 III This is the first exposition whit 1 has not asked financial assistance {
 the government, The governmer
 however. has not neglected this fal ] but has spent more for it's building
 and exhibits there than at any pr 1 vious exposition. The total cost vi ] exceed $600.000 The Alaskan exhf
 lit is one of the most interesting, o'
 ing partly to the fact that 1t repr
 sents a territory but little known
 the states east of the Rocky Mou
 tains. Many of the states have eret
 1 ed fine buildings. The largest sta
 building Is that of California whi'
 is constructed in mission style. Tv