Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-30
Success Of New Mexico's
Showing at San Diego Ex-
position Becomes More and
More Certain Every Day,
FORESTRY DISPLAY TO
BE SPECIAL FEATURE
Auto Piano Company to In
'9 stall Splendid Instrument
Free Of Cost; Miles Of Nov
ing Pictures Are Made.


fsrseisL DISPATCH 70 sossna JOURNAL
Santa ne, Nov 2e.-rhe chairman
OF tho New Mexico exposition COM
mission Is rejoicing today and he has
good cause for It. Upon his return
! from Gallup, where he won an inn
portnt damage suit and before leav-
he RECEIVED tldngs that mean much
for the success of the New Mexico ex-
ihibit.t
First there was a letter from Henry
| :. Graves forester OF the United
states. outlining a superb exhibit that
NJ being prepared by the forestry bu-
reau for the New Mexico building.
Then There was an offer Of the New
York Auto Piano company TO install
without a cent OF cost to the state
one Of the magnificent auto pianos
that the firm manufactures for Uncle
Sans battlcships and also for the big
lgest motion picture houses OF the
country. This will be Installed In the
auditorium, while the $500 Edison
| photograph will be placed In the re-
cepuon room. Then there was the
report that by next Wednesday eve-
ming Chase Bell. Mr. valiant and
waldo Twitehell will have completed
the work Of deyeoping $4,000 feet Of
New Mexico motion plcturcs--a col
lection Of which Mr.. Valiant, the ia
nous veteran camera man. declares
that the six reels of the chronological
portion, p0rtraylng the San Geronimo
dance at Taos. the Shiprock Navajo
fair. the Tesuquc and laeta Indian
dances. alone are work $4,000 Then
there was the receipt OF five OF The
twelve colored transparencics TO form.
the upper portions of the windows In
the ladies' room In the New Mexico
building. Anything more beautiful
than these New Mexico scenes OF cliff
dwellings river scenes, forest land
soapes has never been produced. TO
lean the climax. the dramatizition or.
picturization Of the New Mexico song
lby Mrs W. II. Bartlett has been
worked out, the pictures to illustrate
each phrase of the song as it VIII be
rendered at San Diego. being selected
land prepared for the stereopticon
slides. TO hear that song rendered
land to see Il Illustrated, alone win be
worth the trip 10 san Diego.
Forester Graves writes that Don
Carlos Ellis leaves Washington this
week for San Diego TO install the ex-
hibit in the New Mexico building and
Iwill have II up by New Years. Mr..
Ellis will also give lectures illustrated
with motion pictures In the New Mex
leo building and before leaving for
san Francisco W. range for a sub
stitute to contiiu04hese lectures all
year.
The forestry exhibit will cover $50
square feet and the adjacent wall
space for about 200 square feet. The
| forestry service stood ready to fur
nish pair of automatic stereopticon
machines but Colonel Twitchell I'M
! formed Forester Graves that the COM
mission had already provided for a
complete moving picture and latest
dlssolvng-view stereoptlcon lantern
slide Installation by the Precion Ma
chine company of New York.
To give Il glimpse of the splendid
exhibit that will be Installed by the
forestry bureau, the following outline
Is given by Mr.. Graves:
"A model Of portion Of a typical
ranger district in an ideallzed nations
nl forest showing important actili-
ties and uses OF nationat forests. The
model Will show Rocky mountain
reRinn, such as in New Mexico, henv-
/ lily covered with timber and contain
| Ing ranger station, an agricultural
| Utiltftttu pdlliN unuti uithotfVit
trails roads, bridges. telephone lines
land mountain stream with actual rum
lining water, waterfalls, undeycloped
power site, fire lookout station, tim
Der sale area, cattle and sheep graz
Ing which measures five feet by six
/ feet
Miniature wooden fire tower and
equipment station, space five feet by
seven feet
"Fnll size platform OF wooden fire
tower, equipped with protractor, all
dade binoculars, etc, six feet by i've
fleet.
"ivirc map of New Mexico national
| forest. showing trlangulation system,
protractor and other features OF fire
plant to be mounted on the wall.
Twelve transparencics In transpar-
cncy framework. wall space eleven
Nigh by seven and onc-half feet long
t'1wclve sepia bromide enlarge
ments eighteen inches by twenty-five
Inches,
AChart showing growth of National
| forest timber sales.
Map showing forest regions, stand
of timber. etc, IN New Mexico, three
feet by three and one-half feet
Map showing rivers Of New Mex
lico protected by national forests with
data regarding volume OF water. three
feet by three and one-half feet.
''Sections of important New Mexico
species
Mounted specimens Of foliage sot
these species
mounted specimens of important
range grass ON national forests ~
| New Mexico.
"A working erosion model ineasur-
| ing Sc IN feet square with sprinkler
sending water down on two hills. one
furest-covered, the other bare, which
comea from the forcsted side clear
hut erodes the denuded hill and de-
posts the mud in Il lake at the front
OF the model"
II will be seen from the above that
this installation viii conform with
the high artistic ideals that the New
Mexico exposition aud pr. +. /. lie-
wett. director of exhibits. have set
for the exposition The main portion
of the New Mexico exhibits will be
lshlppcd on December II, Or. Hewett
has seen TO the landscaping and park
ing of the New Mexico grounds. and
without cost To the state will super
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