Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-09
PEOPLE Of CITY
Do THEIR DUTY;
ALBUQUERQUE DAY
IS A BIC SUCCESS
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exhibit in the New Mexico building
at the san Diego exhibition.
The full list of awards In the bet
ter babies contest Is as follows
Class A--I2 to 81 Months.
First prize--James Worth Cham
berlin,
Second prize - George Augustus
rutherford
First prigc-Mary Francis Archer
Second prize Alice Mitchell shor-
Gloss B--2t TO 30 Months.
First prlzc-Jamcs Ross
Second William sherman
Armntrout.
First prizc-Marion Alleen Trot-
Second prlzc-Alice Rankin Lear
nard
Twins.
The twin sons Of Mr. and Mrs. r.
l.. Hit Of Willard. n. NJ
Soldiers Run True 10 Form.
The men Of Troop *. the one
never falling and dependable attrac-
ton II the fair, ran true TO form
They gave splendid exhibition of
what Uncle Sans men are and can
be. The big crowd in the grandsland
kept up an incessant round OF cheers
and hand-clapping while the soldiers
we're doing their turn and showed Il
hearty and patriotic appreciation Of
the work of the men.
The tug of war was as one-sdcd
Yesterday as It was the day before.
Instead Of giving a political turn to
matters. as he did on Wednesday,
Colonel Sellers announced that this
was a ease Of the men against the
women. and when II was over stated,
with suavc compacency, "Of course,
the women vim
The Roman lace was again won bN
Sergeant YOunt. who had changed
horses with Sergeant Hart. the third
man in the race Wednesday. From
beginning to end the race was excit-
ing and as the three teams came I'M
der the wire closely punched the
crowd rose up with a mighty cheer
in honor OF the winner.
Pancho Villa was on hand as usual.
Pancho villa is the 'yaller dog" that
followed the troop all the way from
Laguna on the overland march to
Albuquerque and who IL always in
the forefront Of the doings when there
is anything doing in the drill line.
Yesterday the dust was rather annoy
ing and the day pretty warm, 50 Pan
cho villa. after running about the
track with the boys and the horses
for a while, found himself soft place
on the track. laid down and reviewed
the troops
Governors Day.
To-day is "Governor'sy day. Goyefn-
or Mcdonald Will come down by au-
tomobilc from Santa Fc and will be a
prominent figure on the fair grounds.
AT night he will lead the grand march
at the Montczuma ball at the Alvar-
ado, he biggest social event of the year
in Albuquerque
In addition there will be program
chock fun of features and something
to keep up the interest Of every Wis
itor to the fairgrounds 1t is not the
intention of the management to al
low interest to die as the closing time
approaches. On the other hand the
idea is TO have something doing every
minute Of the time until the final cur
tain goes down on the biggest and
best fair that Albuquerque has ever
seen
san Juan County a Winner.
San Juan county came to the front
yesterday IN splendid shape, and H.
7. Wilson and George H. Allen, who
have been IN charge of the exhibit
from that county in the agricultural
building will have something to go
back home and brag about.
san Juan county won the first prize
for the best horticultural and agri-
cultural exhibit, and also took first
money for the best exhibit of fruit
grown in community or in a single
orchard and for the best county exhi-
bit Of fruits of all varieties.
Ever since the fair opened the San
Juan county exhibit has attracted the
attention of visitors TO the grounds.
and 1t is no surprise that the award
of the Judges went as they did. Es-
pecially in fruits the exhibit was one