Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-21
CAROL s. DIBBLE.

! frankly an ingenious, unafraid, modern
girl. Stand off and look at Betty"
No, forget - Betty; look at her az a
color scheme: soft browns, luminous
tans and subduing yellows Look at
her hair-yes, "yellom like ripe corn. "
One thinks at first that Of the oil pie.
lures, "The Artist Is Mother" is the
best. But one begins to doubt that
later. In finish it is, If anything. su.
perior, the brush work is fluent, vet
under good control, the mother, sweet.
faced and gentle; but, Is she not after
all tne artist g mother, and not 80 much
the universal mther, as Betty" is
the universal young girll Down in the
left hand corner there is a little thing,
a copy Of picture by Martinez. There
is grove Of eucalyptus trees, river,
and mother with babe in her arms
on the hithcr side. N has decided
merit, and makes tender and init.
mate appeal The work in charcoal has
been mucn admired. The study show.
ing the California pines one fingers to
look at The detail is good, with cyi.
dcnces Of Maritime teaching in it. The
one with the eucalyptus trees in the
foreground carries With il the sealed
LOOK Of these mysterious trees. II is
Impossible 10 tell how picture is
painted, Painting like Mrs. Kinney q.
however implies that the mixing OF
pant TO bring ont c0Or effects. ight
ana shade effects, oven the bringing
INTO being line, TX done on the canvas.
The layman, however. is not SO much
concerned with how ID is done. as TINT
II IN done. Mrs Kinney leaves for So.
aitlc sunday pnd will later ioin her
husband, who ls one Of the engineers
~ charge f the Alaskan railway. at
Anchorage She plans 10 devote her.
solT quite sngly hereafter TO portrait.
painting She has sold few pictures
TO people VINO wanted them. but TINT
hhH not been her aim; nor has she ok.
hbited She desires first 10 do fpr.
thor work and study, 10 achieve a
brush control that shan even m,-o
completely transform atoms Of rolors
INTO willing slaves Aud for this she
" content 10 wal.
We no longer "scp Amcrico first 90
because before We flnll that acromr.
hshmenl We are already pugoprd IN
the more immediate undrrtnkipp .f
" seeing Oregon first" And the ipi
uul step VI such a venture with all low
al Oregonlons is the trip 10 Mt Hood
rvluencrd by the fact that DIR. and
Mrs H. G Eploy accompanied by Mrs
Matilda Grant her house quest Mrs
liourk Of Kansas city Missouri. and
Miss Laura Grant are the second pnrty
To make the expedition within @ fort
hlghl und return, more enthusiastic
than ever over the cmms of Orcpon
Tho party mudc the trip bv mncbnr
to Government Camp, thc fprtbrst
point accessible hy uu,omobilp Frnm
there De aud Mrs Eplpv nud Miss.
Grant started ON the big climb. lEyipg
'h' ,amp a. twclyc.forty and arlviup
Gt the snow line, uu elevation OF T.
900 feet by tiyotcu, covering "a climb
OF fave miles Though % dense for srt
'led down during the afternoon. ncyrr.
thcless n more ytnkugIy uuuuul yic,,
was obtained than is sometimes pniprd
ou u clear day As IT. suspeudpJ h,.
tween the sky aud earth, Nt Irfrcr.
son rose luminous from soft rny
cloud Of fog on their lett, while "A l,t.
Tie later, the fog cleared ust rnouph
TO reveal the Thrpe Sisters slu fUrtb,,
10 the left so despite the fntf tbnt
ON the return tnp the fur pppptrntcd
'h'lt clothing like fine rain the climb.
ors telt more than compensated in th,
rare view obtained OF the surruupJiuy
peaks. The descent from the snow Inns
10 Camp was made u au hour ppl
thlrly minutes II ts interesting ii,
note That the snow lilr may NOT aIvu,.
n' u''rplod na % stationery division
line os it rs much higher thls wear fhUn
laet owing TO the small snowfall dur
lug the Wiutcr
ltthups NOT everyone knows OF tho
Nlgihui presence ut forest uugrr Dn
NJ Hood, who graciuusly uVurIs AN
climbers who reach the goal with rur,
OF ftenmlng coffee llr wa, formerly
o. guide and has made the climb to Nj
Hood. himself thrccbuudr.d um,.
considering 90 10 mptc incident m tb,
uuys work \ few days apo when many
'b Snlom noticed particularly vivid
sunset the forest ranger un Nj Hood
Was witnessing u wonderful sight up
'"Irrhuurd down 90 the Government
amp trnu bis little tent Boo tbr Gland.
mat hN mcuus ut hi. powerful elias.
be- was viewing the sunset Hr L.I.,,
.n The valley llc saId tbr aim WA.
setting in the center uf thv month .f
.hc Columbia river hrhtiur 10 up f,r
long distance and producing tho ,t
.cet of bay ou fire. through which
'hunr the Brilliant uflvUtiuu of tho di,
liant mountains L,ru the Dplpwh,n
Highway lined with tree, could h.
lhmpscd 90 the stbuh hrht of this
'umsuu sunset
nr tplcy boasts ot having picked
10Th wild strawberries and hu,hl,h,r.
.los tho .umy day urlr Go,crnm,ri
camp His purity also we're f,r,Dpst,
'nough to sruuTc U ,Ivv Ut No Hood
rom the Wvt' by making IA jgtour
lum Che main tUbd to ibr Uuu KvB
reserve. where the same view thui p,ri
NNu 'rts. That s conceded tu br D.,
Tar the best Is obtained. The mountain
" thus uuglc looks more mgFfJ pr,.
'en's ID different shape and ItWaI a
'hltrr Aspect
a tcaturr of thr outing productive
y much interest and luict plyasu,, f.r
hv lp'cN party was the Ji.cou,,. sf
"Olediolu, Ntm near BuU Rr .
" I. ,ti.',N, who ts the mauarer vf
ho N'edlolus hrm, not only conducts
a.r place on euslnrsslike basis but f.
l'' possessing nn innate love for Flow
N hn, developed the artistic side of .
be industry he Imports bulhs ever,
var FROM Europe, and commands y /
iive on hi, own hulhs varying nom
NY cents TO seven dollars dofrn
r. ahd Mrs. Epley spoke Of lhv brill
j U ID q L.