Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-29
HEHETT TO HELP At
SAN DIEGO FAIR
Managing Director Of Insti-
tute Of Archaeology at Santa
Fe Will Take Charge Of
chronological Exhibit.

Especial TeleErnun 90 Evsn1nE haEaidl
Santa Fe, N. M.. March 29.-Ohi-
cials OF the worlds exposition 10 be
held in San Diego In 1915 have just
entered into an agreement with the
American Institute OF Archaeology
which win enable them TO successfully
carry out their intention OF present
ing 10 the world the first attempt to
show the progress OF man from the
prehistoric times down through the
ages to the present.
DR.. Edgar l.. Hewett, managing d.
rector OF The institute, who Ia now
here, will undertake the gathering
and installation OF the races OF earth.
He viii accompany President u. g..
Collier Of the San Diego exposition
TO the site of the exposition previous
TO his next trip to Central America,
whore his field experts are now
gathering relies Of prehistoric races.
Something Different" Is what San
Diego has promised the world for
1916. The completion OF the Panama
canal, the greatest American enter
prise, viii be celebrated In many lands
and in many ways; but nowhere else
In 50 original or so lasting fashion.
In business and in science, II Is a new
record already In the history OF ex-
positions there has been no such time
IL preparation. More than three years
before opening time, San Diego has
her exposition iinanced-not a string
on a dollar OF Il, no debts, no mort
cages on the gate money. Her 1900
acre park, particularly adapted to the
purpose, Is being arranged by the fore
most landscape gaydners In America.
The best architects have made the
building plans The officers are In the
saddle. and the whole population back
lng them Nearly twice as much
money In bank today as the Seattle
exposition had cost when the receipts
had redeemed IL In the last days. The
San pieHp exposition viii not only
open on the first day-it Will be ready.
That Is Ia Itself n new record. But
stranger yee is the new euiture-les-
son this California city IL going 70
set for itself and It's guests. Instead
OF undigasted exhibits--miles OF can
ned goods, and pickles and barkerss
and fakers--instead of eiresome do.
likes OF Philadelphia he 1875. when
the honeymoon was real, which II by
now rather fadcd-San Diego pro-
poses the first great educational ex-
tension By way OF an exposition, in
the hands of the most critical ana the
most practical scientific auspices.
Nothing like Il was ever before a.
tempted. The scientific management
will be in the hands OF the School OF
American Archaeology, whose eXecu-
tive committee has just voted to Ac-
cept San DIego's prefer Of fun sci
entifc control Director Edgar r..
Hewe,t will be IN charge for the
school; and the expert stan OF ex-
plorers he has assembled VIII be uti-
liked in the many expeditions through
out the three Americas--NOrth, South
and Central.
The general scope OF the San diego
exposition will be a great and logical
object lesson In the whole develop
ment OF man and his industries IN
the new world, from sayagry up 20
San Diego In 1915 Every phase 81
human life viii be shown from iGs
crudest inception onward. and shown
accurately. Il II the Judgment OF
educators who know the adopted
plans that this viii be, for men,
women and children Of az clasaea. the
most interesting 40 well as the most
Instructive exposition yet given.
The active president. Col. d. C. Col.
Her. has several million dollars and a
solid San Diego bank at his back.
The oldest city on our Pacific coast
has pledged itself 10 a work worthy
Ol the occasion