Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-01

of the fair is in the French renais-
sance. This is noticeable in all the
larger buildings.
The first county exhibit building on
Dome circle is the handsome struc-
ture built by Spokane county and di-
rectly adjoining it is the Chehalis
county structure. Nearby are the
Utah and Idaho state buildings and
in the distance are log cabin of the
Arctic Brotherhood, an Alaskan fra
ternal organization. From this point
looking across the natural amphi-
theatre where all open exercises are
held, is the first vista of Lake WASH
iugton. Directly across the Spokane
building is Ualifornia's home In
Spanish mission architecture. This
building contains exhibits from every
county and is the most complete dis
play of the wonderful resources of
the Golden State ever assembled away
from home. In the rear of the Cali
fornia building. and facing on Sew
ard avenue. Is the New York state
structure, a replica of Stewards old
home near Auburn y. Y. In the
New York building is a banquet hall.
The structure is one of the most inn
posing at the fair.
Continuing the journey down Pa
cihc avenue the Forestry buL 1g,
with its colonade of fir logs r.om
Washington forests next comes into
view facing on the opposite side of
Nome circle from the oregon and
Washington state buildings. The For
estry building is the largest log house
i'm the world, and. after the eXposi-
ton will be used as the schon' of
forestry of the University of Wash
ington.
All of the social functions take
place in the Washington building.
The oregon building was ready six
months before the fair opened. The
various counties of oregon have pro-
vided a fine line of exhibits of the
fruits, grains and woods raised in
that state and interior decorations of
the building show many farm and
woodland scenes done in grains and
grasses.
In the rear of the forestry building
and on a hill overlooking Washing
ton is the Hoo Hoo house. the home
of visiting lumbermen. Large black
cats with sparkling eyes guard the
entrance gates.
Pacific avenue eventually leads to
Rainier vista. and nearly encircles
the exposition grounds. Leaving the
Forestry and Oregon buildings and
proceeding down this thoroughfare,
the King County building. an ornate
structure. comes into view and di
rectly across the street stand the
Dairy and Good Roads buildings, Ma
chinery hall and the Model foundry.
Near the Machinery hall is the Mu-
sic pavilion. almost hidden by hedge
of Douglass frs, where band CON
certs are given daily
In fhefrear of 8Se Music pavilion -
the big exhibit palace erected by the
Dominion Of Canada and adjoining
this structure, the Grand Trunk
Railway building. The landscape
features about these two buildings
are in harmony. few steps from
the Canadian building leads to the
heart OF the gardens and Rainier
Vista. Straight ahead is "A magnifi-
cent view of Mt. Rainier and to the
rear is a view across Geyser Basin
and Cascade court to the central gov
ernment building. 1t is the main
exit of the fair.
on both sides of the main court
are the big exhibit palaces with their
displays, covering many acres. To
the left is the Manufacturers palace
and directly across Geyser Basin, the
Agricultural building. Leading man
ufacturers of the United States and
Europe have sent exhibits showing
the various processes through which
American made goods pass before
the finished article is turned out
The balcony of this building is given
over to a complete arts and crafts
exhibit.
Many Countries There.
Counties i'm the state of Washington