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PAGE BIX LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER AntlL 30, 1914 , COMPLETION EXPO 5 ITON I II T I if ' : .i ' i 1 H t.. -V- 111 dlUMfcX nty" n " l i n , ttr 1 Y . MS. I T r- . t,yv- . " ,j( ' " . rta .. .,-w I 1 ! Copyright. 1913, by the Panama-Pacific International Fxposition Co. TREASURES OF THE WORLD AT THE GREAT PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION IN SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915. THK treasures of tbe world will be shown to millions of visitors at the great Panama-Pacific International Exposition In San Fran cisco in Thirty-four of the world's great nations have ac cepted the invitation of the United States, and their displays will he among the most elaborate ever shown at a world's exposition. The artistie phases of the Exsition will be ' especially notable. The Hmtograph above shows a sujierb work, "The Fountain of Ceres." by a famed woman sculptor. Miss Evelyn Beatrice Logman. The foun tain, which will lie twenty-six feet in height, will be placed in the en trance upon San Francisco harbor of the Court of the Four Seasons. Copyright. 1M4, by l'aiai:a-l'a"Ur Inb n.atlonul Ilspo.-iiion Ct. CANADA AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EX POSITION, SAN FRANCISCO, 1915. , LAN'S for the Canadian building iit the Panama-Pacific Interna tional Exposition at San FmneiM-o in j'.jl.l have been approved, and the work n tJie great sipi tnre has started. l ne i unauiau I'aiace, sis it Is oltwiaily naimsi, will In- ouu of the largest and most imposing of I lie foreign buildings, having it length of .'iiO feet, a width of :!l feet and u height of &0 feet, and will cost in the neighborhood of $:KiO,ij(x). it will be the largest building ever erected by Canada at an international exposition, covering lio.'XM square feet, and will hou.su one of the most elaborate and comprehen sive exhibits of the Dominion'! resources ami products ever shown on foreign soil. Six hundred thousand dollars bus already been voted by the Canadian parliament for the building ami exhibits, but a further grant, bringing the appropriation up to $l,00u,(jo, will be recommended. HANDSOME BOOK ON PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AND PANAMA CANAL REGION MAILED. TO ALL INQUIRERS FREE OF CHARGE. AIIANDSO.MK book of sixty pages, illustrated profusely in colors and glviDg detailed descriptions of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in Ban Francisco from Feb. 20 until Dec. 4, 1015, and of tbe Panama canal and tbe canal region, will be mailed by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition free of charge to all In quirers. The booklet Is Intended as a general guide to prospective vis itors and will also contain Information concerning the great engineering feat which the Exposition is to celebrate. Write to the Manager, tbe Bureau of Publications. Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Ex position building, San FraniUco, for the booklet. Mff- Jr'p C':iy . t -v.; ':7' : : ! Jl I il i TO 4 i -1 --' - "t bi ?k. Splendors of the . Panama-Pacific International Exposition Revealed by Progress at San Francisco. SUPERB WORKS OF SCULPTURE AND ART COLOSSAL EXHIBIT PALACES FOR AMER ICA'S PANAAIA CANAL CELEBRATION. IN G I.I .NTS of trold rroiu vast oriental domes, Veiietluu blue on iiilunrrts, pro 'ligtous woiks of sculpture and the arrival of notables from all part of the globe give glimpses of the great Panama Paclllc International Exposition as it will apxar when its gates wing open to the wor'd In San Frnncisco on Feb. 2i. 1915. Not for many years will the world be enabled to enjoy mi umrveloii a collection of the works of contemporary sculptors. The World's Columbian Exposition nt Chicago first proved that the greatest talent might !e engaged to produce work of even temporary value. Since then more and morf atten tion has been gtveu at each succeeding exposition to sculpture as a form of decoration, and the great Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco promises to surpass even Chicago's exquisite display. Every phase of the exposition Is far advanced. Thirty-four of the world's nations will participate with government displays. Argentina lending with government appropriation of l,:5no,0 gold. '-v TT ' AIRSHIPS WILL RACE AROUND THE GLOBE FROM SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915. AEKOXAFTS from all the clvillrd nations of the globe with every standard type of air craft driven by motors will participate In an aerial race around the world, which will be n fi-nture of the sporting events to be held during the ran.iiu:i l'a.-illc Interna tional Exposition at Sun Francisco in l!lf. The race will start from the grounds of the Exposition in May, P.M5, and will end there. Three hundred thousand dollars has been huug up in prizes for this stupendous world girdling contf.-t. A number of the world's greatest aviators have signified their Intention of entering the races. The recent flight f Stoettier, ending at M iilliHtiseii, ller niHiiy, in which he covered l.."7. miles, convince aviators that long flights are a mutter of adequate supply stations. The above photograph fchows the route around tbe world and the various supply stations. i 1 St-.- IV f v, lll "H "11 ' IJ,. ... . . . ... V-. w1 " 1 t'f Copyright, 1913, by the Panama-Pacillc International Exposition Co. "SUNSHINE" AND "SPRING" AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIC IN TERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, SAN .FRANCISCO, 1915. THE large group at the right Is "Spring," by Furlo Plcclrrllll, one of the groups in the Court of the Four Seasons at tbe Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915. At tbe left is "Sunshine," by A. Jaegers, who bus created a companion statue, "Kuiu." Copyright, by l'nain-'in inp luternsilonnl Rxpnsltlnn Co. SUPERB FRIEZE FOR WONDERFUL EXHIBIT PALACE, PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1915. THE world will enjoy at Han Francisco In 11113 the roost marvel ous collection of sculpture ever presented at a universal exposi tion. The photograph above shows an exquisite him relief rep resenting the development of the Industry, to be placed over the entrance of the colossal Pslnce of V tried Industries. The figures are of huge also. The work Is by Italpb HtnckKle, the brilliant American sculptor, and represents one of his finest creations. 3g .r. ,1:1 i rf i1! J- -1 , J Ij) t T-n ettt 'rrr-T-e, II; Is-. 4. mm '"P. riglil. IJH, liy I'lin.iicm-I'm lflc Inl'TN.ill.'iml KMllon 'o. COLOSSAL GLASS DOME FOR PALACE OF HORTICUL TUHE AT WORLD'S GREATEST EXPOSITION. Till: photograph above hows the huge Puliice of I lortli-iilture at I lie I'an.iuia 1'ii' itli' itiiei nal lonal Exposition at Sun Francisco in 1 ! 1 The building will be const ructed almost entirely of glass. The huge dome will be IMi feet III height Slid 1.'. feet lu diameter. At night colored searchlights placed within the hulldtug will play upon the Inside of the dome, giving It the uppcarunce of a liiugliiticeiit soap bubble, IrtdcM-i-nt with all the colors of the rainbow. Tbe building will cover tlve acres. 3TW I - ,7 ' CNipynni, 1'J14, by I'anaiiui-l'ucillu Inleruainuiai Exposil H'li Co. Tils WORLD'S FIRST INDOOR AEROPLAH; AWA-FACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITIOiJ, FLIGHT, PAN- 1915. I r"r""!;i: '.. m-M'.-, Hist Indoor aet'oiuuo lliglil was made by J, In. co'n i;e:n lie.v. I lie A Inei li a n aviiilor, on the gl'niiiiils of the I'linaiiia I'ltclllc International Exposition in Sun Francisco. Mai-ting at one end of the Palace of Machinery, which Is th laix'i -l u'li.i'lcii liaiue structure In the world, belli:; 'almost I.IMK) feet in lcugi:i. I'.c.mIicv :iM:iIiiik a teirlllc uionieiit urn aiui rose Into the air to u height ol hii.v leet. actually flying for a distance of IliNI feet At the opposiie end ot the building barriers of cloth were held by usslstunts to lessen the m!'.H I of the aeroplane. The machine, however, provided with a hundred horsepower engine, easily toiv through the cloth, und the aviator received a severe shaking up. The ililllculllcs of the. flight were Increased by the fact that the Interior arrangement of the build ing consists of tli.vo longitudinal aisles each seventy-five feet lu width, and lieachey flew down she center aisle, huvlng to keep a straight course in order to prctt nt the ueropluue from striking the giu.it coin in us of tbe aisle.