Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

good stuff when they saw it. and they
broke out in enthusiastic cheers as
the difficult maneuvers were exccut-
ed No prettier picture can be imag-
ined than that presented by the
troopers as they go at brisk trot
around the track in column OF fours
with the colors at the head Of the
troop, every hoof-beat apparently
coming in exact precision.
The babies again attracted big
crowd to the Santa Fe building. where
the examinations of the contestants
continued. The doctors and the
nurses were kept busy. as was the
case on Monday. and there were the
same scenes Of bustling activity
among the mamas and paps and
those who looked on from one angle
or another. In the health tent there
was lecture by DIR. Mcbride, of
Las Cruces. who spoke on the double
standard of living. which proved OF
intense interest Ia the mothers and
others Interested In child welfare that
were gathered. To-day there Will he
addresses by DR.. @. +. Lukens, on the
Waste of child Life by Or kaile
on the physical development of the
child. and by DR.. Frank Mcconnell.
OF Colorado Springs, on the hyglenie
cure for nervous children.
on Thursday it is planned to ex-
hibit the prize winning children, the
prize baby" and the champion ba-
by in front Of the erandstand, in or
der that all fair visitors may see the
best specimens Of babyhood that New
Mexico has to offer.
Johnnie McManus' Boys.
one of the most admired exhibits
AT the fair yesterday was that sehi
down by superintendent j. H. Me-
Manus, Of the state penitentafy' II
was a collection Of the things grown
by his pupils Of the pcnitentlaY on
state lands.
The excellent showing made in tins
exhibit is striking proof of what
man can do when he has an interest
in something Every tnrnip, every
numpkin. every one of the many
snIandid vegetables making up the eX-
hibit showed the care and attention oi
some man under the ban of the law
some man who has violated the all
powerful Thou shalt not - some
man about whom different story
might have been told # he had got
ten the right start.
The exhibit was a good one-there
were few better on the grounds-and
ELECTED much praise for Warden Nc
Manus and for the men under ms
care who were responsible for 1t.
Educational Exhibit.
How the really splendid educational
exhibit came to be stuck off in cor
ner where folks have to look around
to find it is one of the mysteries. II
is something of which the parents. the
children and the teachers of this state
have to be proud.
Naturally. the Albuquerque schools
show up foremost in this exhibit. the
woodwork by the boys and the needle
work. baking and preserving by the
girls are things that should be seentby
every parent in Bernalillo county In
order that they may appreciate the
things that are being done for their
children. The Rio Grande Industrial
school and the manual school also
come forward with exhibits of indus
trial work that are up to the highest
standard and are given a conspicuous
place by superintendent Milne who Is
lin charge of the display. ores from
the school of mines, specimens of in
dustrial work from the Silver City
normal and contributions of domestic
science work from the Alamogordo
public schools complete really
worth while educational exhibit.