Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-03-11
BIG TRANSPORTATION
SHOW AT JAMEST0Wa
vi Great transportation Companies
VIII BE Represented ny ENhiuitN III
the Enormous Machinery Pavilion.

NorfplE Va. March .--ENposit.ons
arc he mediums through which tn,
progress and industrial growth of the
country are set forth IN com prchcU-
styc display showing 10 the world
tho latest development, I'm invention
and science. The jamestown Ter-Ccn
teuuill exposition TO be held on tn,
shores pf Hampton Roads, near Nor
.l0lk Va. from April 2tGh To Noyom-
bcr 20th. 1907 whi!c II Is 10 BE- no.
tahly historical! and eduCttiona! cN-
Hbitipn. CommemOrating tho thrc~
huudTeath anniversary OF the .iI.;
In America, win nevertheless have a
complete industrial exhibit emphasia-
ing particularly the wonderful
ACHIEVEMENTS made in transportation
facilities i'm the last few yedIs.
The term TRANSPORTATION has
given such wide significance in late
years that 1t is extremely difficult to
define The exhibit at the exposition,
however. viii in itsclf be- cOmpre,
houslyo definition of the term, includ-
ing as il will. every type of transpOr,
tatlon facility from the heights Of
aerial navigation, 10 the latest form Of
submarine craft
The Palace of MACHINERY and
Transportation. one of the largest
buildings Of the exposition contain
ing 3500OO square feet Of exhibit
space. will house the greater part of
tho transportation display. This
building in a central part of the
grounds overlooking the waters Of
Hampton Roads. Is Of permanent
brick and concrete construction built
along the lines Of old colonial archi-
lecture and IS considered one Of the
most attractive and stately structures
of the Ter-Centenuial.
Owing 10 the fact that the govern
ment is considering the advisability OF
holding official speed and endurance
tests. at the exposition. for vehicles
and automobiles, in connection with
their war department and postoffiCe
services. great interest Is being mani
Tested b. manufacturers of such ye-
hiClps I'm every part Of the country,
and !. Is expected that one Of the
most complete exhibits, along these
lines. viii be displayed at the eNposi-
ton that was ever before gotten to-
gethcr Many Of the foreign cOun-
tries 10 be- represented at the eXposi-
ton have given instructions to their
officials. tn pay special attention to
these tests with view to adopting
some Of our latest methods. for their
use.
Among the principal exhibitors at
the exposition will be the Baldwin Lo-
connective works, the largest lOcomo-
tive manufacturers in the world, turn.
Ing out seven finished engines a day.
This firm has secured thirty thousand
square feet of space. on which they
are erecting their own building 70
house their exhibits Of locomotives of
various types in service. together with
every detail in the process Of con-
1 ~ fNyp
works an equally prominent firm, viii
have q similar exhibit to that Of the
Baldwin display
The Pennsylvania railroad will he
represented at the exposition by an
exact reproduction of q portion Or
their famous tunnel under the Hud-
son river together with an immense
relief man. OF their New York ter
minal and system of approaches
Tho Grand Trunk railway Of Can-
ada. realizing importance of being
reUresented at an exposition where
Transportation Is ~ play such n promi.
nent part have fallen In line and
will have an extensive exhibit. Illus
trating the immense mineral wealth
stored along it's 1000 miles of track
Tho Grand Trunk wiz have an indi-
vidual building. l00X50. to house its
exhibit. which will include handsome
paintings Of Canadian Iife. industrial
and hunting scenes.
A fully equipped. up-to-date passen,
ger train viii represent the Ralt-
more and Ohio railroad. al the expo
sitiOn The train VIII be installed In
the Transportation building. and viii
have complete train crew. on duty.
n explain to visitors all details of
mechanism In connection with the en-
gino and cars. These railroads IVA