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. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. NORTH BANK ROAD A PLEASANT ROUTE EAST Along the Grand Canyon of the Colum- bia, the Rim of the Great Snake River Canyon and the American Wonderlands, Yellowstone or Glacier Parks. Summer Round-Trip Fares Daily Until September 30 Direct or Through California. Direct Via CaHI. Chicago . $72.50 $90.00 St. Louis 71.20 88.10 Kansas City 60.00 77.50 Detroit . 83.50 101.00 Denver . 55.00 72.50 Circle Trips to Canadian Rockies. $32.00 Round Trip to San Francisco Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, S.S. Northern Pacific and Great Northern Hawaiian Cruise S.S. Great Northern, November 7 R. H. CROZIER. A. G. P. A. Portland, Oregon sonal interest and creating a liner sense of duty and responsibility in every sin- gle member of the board, to create a friendly spirit of competition between them and bring about the best results possible with the highest standard of cfllciency consistent witli economy. Under this arrangement it fell to the lot of J. E. I^evnolds, the new member of the board from L'nion County, to be assigned to tbe agricidtural and horti- cultural deijartments, two of the most important responsibilities involved in a big institution of the chaiacter which the new board is promoting. It is tlie duty of these departmental heads to loolv after the details of space allotment and arrangement and to lend every en- couragement toward securing a thor- oughly representative exhibit in their respective departments, and each and every one of them is taking hold and making such splendid progress that it w'ill tax the available space to the utmost to accommodate the exhibits already secured and in prospect. This is especially true in the agricul- tural and horticultural departments, which, under the most active and elli- cient direction of Mr. Reynolds, are already assuming record-breaking pro- l)oitions. He is making a most thor- ough canvass of every section and com- munity of the state, to arouse interest in the different comi)etitive exhibits, partic