Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
AUTO PARADE To
Be BIG FEATURE
OF STATE FAIR
Brilliantly Illuminated Cars
viii Traverse Principal
Streets Of City ON Evening
Of albuquerque Day,

An Illuminated automobile parade
trayerslng the principal streets Of the
city on the evening Of Albuquerque
day viii be one Of tho big special fea-
lures Of tie state fair which begins
next Monday
The complete success Of the parade
h assured hy The public-sp spirited ac-
ton OF the automobile and supply
dealers Of the city who have come
forward Literally with cash prizes, and
of other merchants who have made
generous donations that will assure
the JEstic beauty Of the parade.
AmdVt the auto dealers who have
contf\ved 10 the prize fund are the
Buck ~ company, the Quickel
Auto a<Nusply company, the Cole
man-BlnfGa company and the over
land-iaY agency
Th~e III zcs have been offered for
tlSS,Yst saeeorated cars In the parade,
- S3stf flingAt5V, the second $50 and
I{ie thirt-t2e leng's and Matsons
bookstores have jTlered a large con
signment - paper flowers and decora-
i've designs, and there VIII be ample
opportunity for the dizzy Of IN
senulty and of igMality ! pht =
! ION ~ ears. Cumpetiti6nIRffnu
wv Ni't NAAN 10 MSS hNA
bacH will have soma hing to lie prouG
OF
Fireworks and SparkleI>.
Arrangement has also been made I
for "sparklcrs' and fireworks vi
those who wishsto avail themselves of
this form Of Illumination. and 1he pa
rade is sure e. prafehl striking
ana vivid sight as ii traverses the
streets. Those Who do not care or
are not In 4 position 10 decorate their
own cars can easily have the work
done for them By dealers who are en-
gagged in such lines
The parade will form on Copper av-
enuc at Tenth street promptly at 81
O'Clock next Thursday night, and viii
take the following lRe Of march
East on Copper avenue to Sixth street,
south on Sixth street to Central ave
nue., east on Central avenue to First
street south on First street TO Gold
avenue, west on cold avenue TO Sixth /
street. north on sixth street to Cop /
per avenue east on Copper avenue to
First street south on First street to
Central avenue, east on Central ave- +
nue. to High street. south on High (
street 10 Silver avenue, east on Sill /
yer avenue to University avenue, !
north on University avenue to Cen 4
ual avenue, west on Central avenue
to sixth street and disband.
This route was carefully chosen in I
order TO see that the invalids in the I
hospitals in the Highlands may be
given an opportunity to see the pa !,
rade
Great Interest Manif, stcd
The interest manifested in the pa
rade is shown by the number OF
Prominent ear owners who have al
ready sienified their intention to take
part Between now and the time Of
he parade it is expected that practi-
ally every automobile in the city Will
be in the big Albuquerque day illumi- :
lated parade
The following have entered their
'ars so far: J. r. Burg, r. Perry. r. i
p. Puney, Davld Weller. Max Nord- !
laus, Charles A. EIler, \. j. Maloy, Il
cred Cameron, G. 5 Cipts, George L. Z
ellis, S. l.. Burton, t.. j. Strong, \. L
y Palladino. p. A. Macpherson, Gus
ave f. Rosenberg, Jake b Myer 4
leiser Bros, Oleson q Extcr, Strong
iros., Cooper Bros. Motor company Z
Julius Mandell, Arno iHuning, A +. (
Van DENSE, Charles Melini, Dodd & /
)enhof, W. C. Keim, r. A. Vaughey, L
\ q Smms., n s. Mitchell. Sol Ben ,
amin, Sol Weller Dr. Rice, j L. \
White, + l.. Hoge. Alice NJ. Homer,
fred Petit. J. A. Garcia Y sanchez,
Walter NJ. Council. w L. Edgar L.
iUsenwald. j. A. Harlan, p. Scheck,
(. n Clarke, Mrs j. A. Root, Fred
'rollett, Herman Butcher, Oscar Blue. 4
er, K. Hicks, indian school Superin- q
cndent Lonergan, O. J. Durand, Jake {
3 Myer, Z. }. Aiger, Gross-Kelly, by
\. C. Booth, Rev. Cooper, two ma
hines