Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-27
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san DIEGO Cal Aug 20 a
corps of Japanese carpenters arrived
ai fhe San Diego Exposition grounds
tnis week and started work On me
hfDsen kai. the lafge outdoor -
mint ~ Japan and Formosa supple.
nfnfiue The industrial. exhibit M the
orient Boz tho Foreign Arts building
tIe LARGEST oi the foreign exhibits
THIS VII be- the most typical
Ian1noso dis play ever shown Boz me
accident % said ! Wafahabe. Rho D.
directing both indoor and outdoor
dIr|af- We Will bring our best
artists and artisans and craftsmen
i1 San Diego. and an through the
rHr they will be actlF not simply
displaying Japanese goods bat Heat-
.rv clio finest dlk and carving
nod and worries Of Japan as only
me Japanese can d. uch work The
uDmp making. prOsaIr enough orli-
narilY becomes extremely interest
.1r when o. 10 shown in detail. the
say Doc which the hemp is prepared
rrd gradually workct into finished
products
Tho other side o. japanese lifc.
i1 the gardens. sill dominate 10
kuyHen Kai the dainty exhibit 90
ming the botanical garden. At
tendaufs there viii Ue mainly girls
from Japan and Formusa The
ether Dir Asian exhibit g. the tea
plantation OF SIR Thomas Upton. a
hort distance up 'ue Alameda
where gardeners. kaFrers and a.
'rndnnts VIII be men and girls from
.eYion growing. preparing and
nrtiug the first tea raised 100 the
uitel Siates
Pa.a of the flrf ship through
toe canal brought o. the San Ulefo
Exposition numerous eougraig.afory
kilograms from different sections OF
lst aud west 4 prime object OF
'he Exposition Beautiful iu south.
'fn california is a. show tH. boo
Ior'Fuce 90 the west 10 the furnish
nl 1f ioW FREIGHT rates % thc ports.
u' which San Diego N the first and
tIo Development OF railroads 20 car
rv goods back and .orth between
Underwater and the interior Tho for
mul opening OF the canal will hr oU
Inu the day on which San Diego
lII open ~ ail-ycar nrlehra'..U
Several women ana children from
iIr lidefOusO pueblo arrived fHir
geek 40 san Diego ana tool 80
their quarters In me Painted Does
"ri' which materially to the interest
~ tIo pre- exposition visitors tor
ah0sc entertainment they have Hocu
weaving rugs and making pottery
"a hlmmering ont metal Urua.
Wnnts These INDUSTRIES will con
ututn one OF the important TEA
tar' OF the 1915 Exposition when
the renal life of tho American rod
ucu lf many tribes will be- lived Ou
tfc desert OF .ihc Exposition
grounds A large attachment OF
tine Indians will arrive after the
rop season
The area, rs~--<pd zuni pueblos
ere about completed. their adobe
walls diacolored IN Imitation of the
ancient tructures I'm New Mexico
and Arizona The row OF l1W adobe
rrnor.s palace are ready Tor occu.
patton. and tine kvas. or hplfburied
ceremonial chambers. access 20
NhiCh ls obtained hy a ladder lead
ing downward from an opening in
the thick adobe roof are waiting for
the first Df The war dances
While the exhibit stands on the
isthmus or amusement street. IT,
accuracy BE- such that It may bee elias
sliied as q portion OF the ethn0logy
oshihit. the hUlb OF which is In the
great group ol permanent buildings
by The west approach \ large part
ut the display from Central and
South America Is on the grounds
aud some OF % D. IN place
The first al'rcar outdoor motor
nov boz history is announced by the
san Diego Exposition Instead OF
having competitive exhibit careful
selection was made from the field of
automobile manufacturers. and enc
automobile taken from each general
class The one was that selected by
% Jury of automobile men as tho best
ail-round ear of us class As a re-
alt the display ON the Alameda ON
hich most off The outdoor exhibits
are placed will be comprehensive
f1 those without technical training
and vii furnish valuable informa-
ton fn Others All the cars will be-
shown 10 actual operation