Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-25

taH fN a Hnt"eIb me Ao4"ei
afniHf Rows fs amens ether
iA'nt
fn lhs nam ina FAIR ~ Albsuuer-
uar fs- ss A,ss,y 81 altu-rrrcue
insinut|bn. 4hooth ~ ooufsssy called
i ats fs,r. Il always MAJ 81 eiab-
osasa racine cord ana plunly Of
.amu.emtn hui tie real fair part
eaa mofe "a hus y Joke n wac
eta tiAee - - 4 have a enod time.
a4isnA lsaae ana ghe iike. but Tor real
exh.o1,iea o. beneficial purposes TEL
whine nas nII.~
WI hsn "a have alaht diferenes
81 ar.nson win me News. For thel
paat thirty yrarA the phDrso Of At.
haanoruus have bccn eielna inc pso-
nit 81 New Moxlcc nrM -sans state
fnlr. That fheir efforts have been
appreciated haa hesu demonstrated
~ lns splendid f1pohss they have
slwsIn recnised nom the people %
lha slafe inoiudlne especially Ros-
van ana tlss Pecos valley. which
have always sent banner deloeaiions
81 aoouters 20 nisond. The alnuae-
meat features. alWasa vitality i'm
p6Flant nat - state carnival. have
been ~ response 10 al argent popu-
lar femanG but durln9 me past few
years the stsourcsu features of the
FAR have aeon steadily lncFcaang in
inc and importance. Noteworthy
han been ana poultry show. which
his boeeNao more and more Inn
porlent feature IN the past few years;
the industrial club contest exhibits.
she nne livestock dinpiays which for
PEARS have been successful and
popular feature: ana the displays Of
safm prcanesa Which for q brand new
aGrIcnaurul state have rot been such
~ c&nld Dc rnee2ed a.; the displays
~ forming and pumping and ether
fnacnlneiH, in the exhibition of which
the nanAfacturera have cordially CO.
opertted, and other things. We be-
lieye thst IN the long run and strik-
inw in average. the state fair has
been generally Satisfactory 20 the
people.
Pekatoea pics and pumpkins we
must have. The rapid progreaa Of
aErscnlture and mining. livestock
grou4ng. dairyins and other Import
anf Industries makes Il essential THAI
New Mexico shall have annually an
a6eqAate resources exposition. on the
ordaF o. tina orc n connection with
the Irrigation Congress-. The great
advance made since that time war;
rents much more elaborate and Inn
prenaive showing; and President Ely
d the fair hoard Il risht IN his idea
that We must have more piEs, pump
kins and potatoes. on the other
hand. We believe that horse racing,
espeeially haFness racing. baseball and
similar amusemenss. Including a good
rarnisal show. are demanded BY
thousands % visitors n the annual
iair. The aeroplane flights last year
and ycnr before brought thousands
Who would Otherwise not have come.
even 70 Hee pies bna pumpkins one
Of the big state fairs o. the eastern
e'atea, with iis great displays Of prod
Hc's. would be an anomaly without
its ieEitimate horse racing and other
ADJUSTMENTS.
Locally. while the outlay for the
harness events has been large IN the
past, - has resulted IN support by
the raeing bugs which has made u
wen worth while and the fairs with
ihe beat baseball have been the most
successful
a"e hgsa'a = q me opinion thsi
s.''s 80 ",s"o'' - i.A0ei0s' us'
s.'sp''''N ie-su,s1 ""u'o no' Ds,u''
$3.50, ,'''e ~ "''-.'''. W 'ns ''"s.
-. 80. "' $500 '''-. a'''s '-l'
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