Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-07

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yuma parade OF yesterday morning
which was Witnessed and loudN ap.
| pln,ded I'M thousands OF people i'm
J long lines on AN the principal down
! town streets. so crowded al some
! noints that i'd Was aitficult to clear
n way for the parade. Never before
mas there hecn shown such indus.
trious enthusiasm IN the preparation
| of the displays. The merchants. man
nfacturcrs. fraternal organizations
and citizens generally never took
| greater GAINS 10 make the parade ~
| success. and They should haVo cVcrA.
t6tt oh credit That is due the kind of
boosting which doesn't balk al - lit
| re trouble and expense.
The long parade was formed with
| out difficulty or confusion under the
| supervision of grand marshal, col
! .fohn P%orraduile and his assistants.
| Nfcssrs. &. q. Cushmau. JAY .NIubbs.
Roth Kesslcl. I. IL. Inelee. +. Lam
doln. Julius Staab. W. w. strong,
simon Tsfoya, j. n. Peak. Major il.
Perry. l. y. HanfN. Louis GALES
| Iearnard and Roy Stamm. The mar
| shals managed their divisions well
and there was no accident or delay
IN the passage of the procession
| which WAS q milo long or moro, and
Interesting, entertaining and instruo-
tive an tire way through.
The G.. ". Parker Carnival com
| panA band led the procession, city
Nalshal McMillin in the official city
| vehicle acting AIS advance guard aud
clearing the W4tv. Following several
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| ftcials came the city fire department.
followed hy the santa Fe boys in
! immaculate uniforms with all then
fire fighting apparatus and, AS mas
cot. "a lttle maiden on a horse bear
ing "a re%splendent red banner with tho
! santa Re emblem. Next came The
| Icaruard and lindelnann boys band
in their brand new nifty bright blue
uniforms. Followed nv one of the best
fratcrnal DISPLAYS in the paradc. that
~ The Woodmen. of the World.
The Woodmen Aggregation.
This outfit was headed by Dan
pbiuins exectntea Of the local branch
of The Woodmeu. followed
ht The members al ia uniform. Pee
hiud these tatnr a brilliantly decor
ated varou with -eoler scheme OF
pnrpln ana yygnite. beutina the degree
teatn of C~ottomWooa GroVe. the ladies'
ri,Hilfarv 10 tfin iWoodmon orgnnizt-
tfon Foliowibfp twas another similar
wagon also loaded to the guards with
mrmbors or The Woodmen circle.
each WAGON being drawn by fJur
boreos on the next float was .erhr
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