The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-13
NEW MEXICO WILL
Be STRONG At
SAN DIEGO
State Exhibits Form Important
Part of the Southern Cali
fornia City's Coming Expo
sition.

Sew McNir, b. going Co play % very
important part BOO the coming oNposi-
lion at san Diego. The stat. exhibit
and that uy the santa Fc railroad.
almost entirely Sew Mexican bob char
1ctcr make up o. lurge part of tho oN-
position. a recent exposition huilo-
tin says
WORK has Just been started on the
Painted Desert. the spectacular cX-
hibit 81 the Atchisou. Topeka a San
Go Fo railway. which will show in
natural surroundings the life of sew
crul 81 the Indian tribes of the south
west The stalking out of the exhibit
Is being done under direction OF Jesse
L. Nuseaum. who was loo the party
which o year ago. in acquiring eth
biological data, explored deep IN the
almost unknown wilds OF Central
America az grave risk Of life. Dis
coverics there made will form an in
tcrcstlng part of The comprehensive
exhibit of the Smithsonian Institu- I
ton, Illustrating the progress ~ civ
ilization. This important feature OF
the ianama-California exposition will
De housed In the chronological build
INK, at the west entrance OF the
grounds.
The stalking out of the reservation
finished. the tract occupying the
space between the Alameda and the
"lsthmus,' just within the north gate
way, "a small group of braves from
the san Idefonso pueblo, on the lgip
Grant D. "a miles NORTH OF santa Re.
Will be- brought 60 san Diego to do
most OF the work OF grading. The !
extent Of this work may he realized
whcn the plans are examined, show
ing "A high artificial mesa extending
the length of the reservation. To thc
east VIII be the exhibit of the pueblo
tribes. an dto the west that of the
wandering tribes. The whole rock
formation Will be copied closely after
that of the real Pointed desert IN tho
northern part OF Arizona.
Throughout 1915 win be shown the
arts and crafts Of the red men, again
a demonstration OF the processes,
not products, idea Of the whole cX-
position san Diego b. offering. on
the broad wallis and ON the roofs of
the adobe dwellings the Indians viii
be at work with their weaving. bead
embroidery and pottery maxim"
glimpscs OF them offered over and
through the cedar post stockadc
which Will alternate with stretches Of
adobe In forming the boundary wall.
Win the grading completed the
sguaws and a few Of the children viii
arrive, ready TO help In the lighter
work uf building their 1915 quarters.
Not until the coming autumn will the
iuil detachment at red men come Go
the grnunds 10 remain.
Meantime the government agents
are collaborating with the santa Re
officials To- make sure there is no way
by which the red men can obtain
liIuur. The department regulations
provide not only that the Indian who
obtains intoxicnnts must be sent back 7,
20 his reservation, but that the per-
son who sells or gives IL Ia him is sub
ject TO both "a heavy nne and "A prison
term.
Individual counties OF the several
states exhibiting az the Panamn-CaIi- |
fornia exposition continue to make
special appropriations 20 set forth
their special claims for attention
Grant county. New Mexico, has voted
$4,000 10 be expended in us section
81 the New Mexico building. near the
sections already reserved by Luna
and ColfaN counties.
me NtN Mexico forest service an
nounces "a striking exhibit for the
state building az the Pronunciation
MIA exposition, overlooking the Ca
hrlllo canyon. II viii include a relief
map OF all the forest reserves In the
state, with miniature sections OF the
noel famous forests, showing how
the work IL carried On. the setting
out OF aapllngs, the cutting away OF
HHHAAaHLWHH.A HNa a. al
trees and all the precautions against
IRE. with a miniature OF the big fire
towers that dot the reserves. There
viii Of course be samples of the dif-
ferent woods and motion pictures
and s-tereoptcon views of the work
in the reserves and booklets giving
ali Information ahout tho sVfapt rfi