Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-24
ROOSEVELT DAY
At EXPOSITION
To Be JULY Is
Crowds From All Over West.
to Be in San Diego to Well
come Former President In
tereSting Program Arranged

ranches In almost every section of the
| southwest have come inquiries as to
the exact date of Colonel Rooseyelts
arrival al the san Diego exposition
late in July. Col Ralph t. Twitchell
has announced the date as July 26
Invitations are going broadcast from
New Mexico building whore the prin-
cipal entertainment Of the colonel will
be offered The rough riders will have
the place of honor In the military
parade from the station to the EXPOSE
tion, and will form an honorary es-
cort for the official review of the
Il oops in the Plaza de Panama. Then
comes the march to the Plaza de los
lIstados and the start of lively time
at the New Mexico building. Rough
riders resident Of San Diego are as
slsting the exposition and the New
Mexico commission Is rallying the vet
Grams.
Editorial Day.
Newspaper men of the southwest
are looking forward TO the arrival az
the San Diego exposition on July Fl
of the National Editorial association
400 members of which, as announced
by the secretary, George Schosser, of
Sioux Falls. S. d., will be aboard the
two special trains leaving Kansas City
on June "a, the day after the nucleus |
OF the party leaves Chicago, and arr
irving in Santa Fe and Albuquerque |
en- July 26.
The route lies through Kansas, Col |
orado, New Mexico and Arizona with |
stopovers at Santa Re, Albuquerque,
the Grand canyon and other points, |
through some, of the hest scenic coun-
try of interior southern California and |
into Los Angeles on June 2S for the |
four-day convention On July the |
party arrives In San Diego and Is hur- I
ried to the exposition grounds in time
for the review of the United States
marines and the recital on the great
est outdoor organ in the world. Inn
mediately afterward comes special
program by the full trope Of Spanish
troubadours.
A portion Of Saturday morning will
be spent in quick motor tour of some
of the many points of interest about
the Plymouth Rock of the Pacific"
after which there is another entry TO
the grounds for the first of the three
day independence day celebration. II
time allows. there will be another visit I
on Sunday July T. for the second day,
this being devoted TO the propaganda
for world peace. on the third day, July {
b is the great military and naval dem !
onstration Defense of San Diego /
All of Saturday evening will be de- /
voted to the amusement of the 18TH I
mus, ranging from the wild celebra- '
ion in the 40 camp to the more '
peaceful study of the Panama canal /
Extravaganza, the Painted Desert, I
,uilt by Jesse Nusbaum, Of the School V
If American Archaeology at Santa Fe. $
md other concessions. There will he I
J. special celebration in the Hawaiian a
illage in honor of the writer's. In
From san Diego the route lies back I
o the north, via Los Angeles, and on 7
o San Francisco and the sister expo y
ition by the Golden gate.
Odd Fellows Day.
The Independent order of Odd Fell
ows Is the first of the large fraternal !
to reserve large space :
n the fraternal day parade of July 3, :.
which opens the three day celebration =
# Independence day. There are al
eady heavy reservations on all trans I
'ortation lines leading into San Diego. y
nd the parade grounds are taken for !
he afternoon drill which follows the y
morning parade from down town $
Most of the delegations are planning =
o remain over Monday, the day set V
or the military demonstration and n
The Defense of San Diego in which v
marines, cavalry, sailors and probably q
he national guardsmen will partici-
ate One of the big delegations, from i
he Eseondido valley, has elected this e
special day and promises to close "
II business in the valley on that day Z
or the chance to behold the big spec n
acle "
The middle of the month brings two II
lore extremely heavy delegations of W
delegates, coming to the d
of the Loyal order of Il
loose in San Diego and the Benevo- IL
mt and Protective Order of Elks In
os Angeles. 1913 miles to the north. :
tab day falls in the midst of the =
,lks visit, and two special trains are
lready booked for various sections of
tab, with the possibility that $50 ca
cts will join the throng for an en-
ampment of several DAYS in the San J.
lego exposition grounds
The great tabernacle choir of Og- !,
en-, Utah. is coming ahead of the o.
ate delegation, and will be engaged 50
its series of concerts at the outdoor "
lusic pavilion on Utah day This Il
moral organization is also scheduled
, sing at the San Francisco fair. Two
hieago choral organizations are com
g here on their coast tour within the
)ming month
Attractiveness of the San Diego ex-
osition and the realization of the ben
its to be derived from exhibiting at
are reasons why a plan has been
unched to place an immense Chi
ase exhibit at the exposition. This
ihibit will be made by the Chinese n
)vernment. Interested in il are a u
lumber of influential Chinese mer- 7
lants and government officials who
gently visited here.
The scheme which these proposed ne
as to have shipped to San Diego II
'eat quantity of exhibit material or A
inally intended for the San Fran en-
SEQ exposition but which was not F'
aced for lack of room. -
Another warm advocate of the plan
A. Caminetti, commissioner general
immigration. Caminetti, visiting
IN Diego, informed Exposition Presi-
mt C. A. Davidson that as soon as
2 was back at his desk in Wash tn
gton he would take up the details nc
It'll the Chinese consul general IN
In the connection of exhibits it Is
teresting to note that the value of
e exhibit in the Science and Educa- -
IN building at San Diego, which tells
the beginning of man perhaps l., -,
10000 years ago and was prepared w
Z those connected with the School of
at Santa Fe, has been n;
eatly enhanced by the European
= dastrnction ef ~ Last ona ~ ~ TT;
n originals of the ten great busts e
owing the development of our stone :
'e ancestors. During the siege of
,uvain, which resulted in the burn
s of the great library there, the
eleton known as the Man of Spy was