The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 19, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
Marvels of Landscape, Sculpture and Architecture, Woncerful Exhibit:
at Huge Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES AFFORD GREATEST OPPORTUNITY CF A LIFETIME TO
TAKE WONDERFUL JOURNEY AND SEE FINEST DISPLAYS OF WORLD'S NATIOH
Thocp pic tures at best can indicate but f? rbly the Indescribable marvels presented by the Panama-Pacific lntei
tioncl ?\,iosition at San FYancisco to winch the pooof all nations are thronging.
Fort\ two foroigu nations, and more than sn.onii individual exhibitors, representing every country on the g!c
hav- ? : to iills wonderful $30,000,000 . in w tti best of their present-day achievements which are now displayed
tbc eleven colossal exhibit palaces and a'. > it: the buildings of the state and foreign group, the latter structures
ing built in most cases in a stylo of architecture characteristic of the state or nation represented. More than $
000.000 has been invested in the "Zone," the -foot aniu.-etnent street of this great fair, w lie re iho world's preir
showmen arc conducting the most wonderful a id me. t original sight-seeing and pure-fun attractions ever assetnb
for any cob bration on earth
In order to put the opportunity of seeing t ; 1 o L marvelous of all expositions within reach of the greatest ni
brr of t? epic the railroads have cut rates in half to and from San Francisco, and the hotel and restaurant asso<
tioi.s of the city have agree to keep their sch ulule of priei down to aormal figures.
Coir.plcto information regarding this womi rful world's fair mav bo ha 1 tree for the askine hv nrtaregaine At
n?(,r of iho Bureau of Publications, Pre s la: 'tiing, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, C
fornia, who will forward to any address a beautiful sixty-page booklet, illustrated in colors, containing detailed
formation regarding the glories of this great celebration and a completo description of the Panama Canal.
ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST 3EAUTIFUL ARCHITECTURAL SISHTS
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End view of C.raoco-Koman colonnade extending 1,100 !' ?h before too Palace of Fine Arts, Panama-Pacific Inter
tional Exposition, at. San Francisco, and curving in a graceful awe op along the shores of the Fine Arts lagoon. S
mounting those pillars arc beautiful figures cf women gazing into an urn, expressive of Art and Beauty. Eric Ell
hausc is the designer cf these groups. Over the toliage and forest a tion of the Fine Arts lagoon can bo soon the H
Dome of Philosophy and the grand central dome of the Palace of Education.
S'J PERB NtGHT i LLU Ml N ATIONCF THEVAST ?AUCE OF HORTICULTURE
At night the vast glass dome of the Palace of Horticulture is played upon by rays of gigantic searchlig
projectors set within the building. The globe, which is the largest hemispherical glass dome in the world and
one of the many marvels ot the great Panama-Pacific International exposition, then assumes all the colors of tl
rainbow. This photograph shows the great building at night with the rays of the searchlights casting the sii
of the Zodiac over Its gleaming surface.
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ma-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco This enormous structure is surfaced with im itation Travort
vtarhlo. which is user! on M)o t'ennsvlvania (^"mad Depot in New York, and other HOtaU" i- <-. ,lt ,
INSIDE INN AT PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
View of architect's perspective of huge hotel on the exposition grounds at San Francisco. Visitors to tl
great r.orld's exposition at St. Louis in 1001 rvlll remember the nuge Inside Inn at In at exposition. There ts
similar large building at San Francisco, with a capacity of accommodating thousands of people The location of tl
building is within the exposition groin"' near tin- great Palace of Fine Arts. The Insido Inn is a. city in itsel*
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g "Telephone" On Good Roads
Jonesville, March 8.?Once mor
about the good roads bonds. I ha<
rather shrink from publicity in thi
matter but I have been requested b;
several of my friends to write agaii
JS about bonds.
I am sure I have stood for pro
gross and advancement in all that
na* take to be for those purposes and
have been patriotic from my majorti;
' ,?' oxer half century ago, and 1 statu
111 no less for the same today, but I d
not endorse every movement thu
1 comes along (some of them spas
'' or modic), claiming to be for the publi
led jr?od and more especially when i
enx'olvcs big appropriations of men .>
im- 'pwo hundred thousand dollars is in
c*a' small amount of money to lay upoi
a county these stringent times.
an- have already voted one time to<
ali- many for a big issue of county bond
ia- that of the Spartanburg and Asm.ville
railroad nearly forty years ago
and the county has been paying ta
to retire these bonds ever since, an<
jl as I have often heard what an ol<
i negro said "once bite, txvic > shy.'
I am going to be shy of all big an
propriations. The law enacting tin
issue of the bonds, if elected by tin
^people, was conceived and born ii
the mud and slush and rather spas
modically, but by the time electioi
1 comes off the 6th of April for thoi;
| adoption, the mud and slush will b
gone, the roads dry and good and tin
bonds will be defeated. I am re
minded of the old fiddlers son'
^ called the "Arkansaxv Traveler.'
^ which runs thus. A traveler was
passing the road in Arkansas an
^ ho came upon a farmer's house b\
% the road side that was not cover
and he asked the man why he di
I not cover his house and the renl>
^ was: "when it is raining I can't cove:
it and when it is not raining it don't
f need it,"and it is pretty much t.h
* way with roads, where it is r liiii.i
& nil f'ne wb d,? ml I b rr?*ir1c -i vo I
jg dy and had we can't work them an 1
gj when the vain stop; and the ion '
ffl Ret dry and in good condition the
jfcl don't need it. The roads are iroin..
& to he muddy and bad while it rd'
tid all the winter?the bond issu" to the
iSj contrary, notwithstanding. Mr. 1..
? Wagnon had a long com muni ration
na, in regard to the bonds in The Tim >
lUr. two weeks since in support of the
[er bond issue, but I can't agree with
ajl him. good fellow and friend as lv
is, he is away off and rather nrs
leading in part of his statement. He
makes a horrible picture of the deadly
railroad crossing and would have
Jail that clanger averted by vj-. ducts
or subways and save the peopi from
any danger. Well that would be
unending money with a vengeance for
there are a great many of these ems I
ings in Union county. I don't want :?
dollar spent to save mo from danger
e on a railroad crossing for I have been
crossing the railroad ever since the
H first road came through the county in
11859 and I have never been hurt yet.
and don't expect to be for I stop, look
and liste^e Its only the careless and
. JJflkk^v^iop.le that get hurt on the
^crossinVV'ind I don't want to he taxed
to pay j.r them.
Wherain. I think Mr. Wficnon is
! misleading is he says that the poor
man would soon be relieved of paying
personal property tax. 1 don't
see how one man's personal property
can be exempted from tax and anoln
er man's property not exempted, and
it would not he fair even to do so.
ht The personal property of the county
nays a good portion of the tax which
be is right.
Referring to the deadly road crossings,
what about the automobile and
motorcycle victims, they numeb:
about as many as the railway crossings
and most of them from carclessness
or recklessness. Its up to
ra the people to look out for number
i| one and not want the county to do
M As for road working, I claim to
fi? ')p pretty well up on that, for I went
f|| on road duty at IS years of a?r
HI ,r>" years ago, I worked as cornea
mon laborer, served as warner \?v.
Wm as overseer. I liked the overseer
the best. I have laid out n nv road
|'8 for my si If, for the community and
a ^?r ('oun1^', or helped to do so.
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|? compass, l>ut tho work was a success.
|lj I object to so much red tane in road
^ buildinc or any oth-T building. for if
y| consumes too much time and monev
jjM and leaves much less for the real
ill purpose. Can't build a ehu??h
5| s. hool house or any other building
K; these d tys without having so.m
Kg noted architect, very oft 11 a yaakee.
Sgj to make a Mue print that costs anyp
where from tiflv to two hundred
K dollars and all tlie money comes out
p of the pockets of the people,
p I say let's wait till the big war
PI is over before we make any more
Sjjjr bonds and see how we stand and not
go ofT half-cocked because the road
na ore muddv and two or three people
in# v.ere killed at a railway crossing
which might have been averted.
Telephone.
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