Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-15

Hves was appropriately lea Ia the.
>pieudidN equipped bana ct tine n-
silyuton
The Meuual school had wenI
drilled body of BOYS bon line and their
football team followed with a signal
drill that bespoke ability ON the grid
iron ola Albuquerque was repre-
scented hy the Mutual Protection so-
cIety
EuS band furnished the march
music for the Carpenters union. and
right here Ii should he mentioned
I that those uniforms 80 white oyer3lls
and blue jean shirts were worthy Of
| the prize awarded that body The
strong display of the unions WAS most
I gratifying 10 the fair officials. there
T being large delega lions of painters
plumbers. electrical workers. brick
/ masons. plasterers. hod carriers, and
/ cigar makers who did their share i'm
making the parade the success 1T was.
An automobile float Of the Pacific
. Mutual company was effective in its
/ decoration.
The Indian school was represented
/ by the school band, the boys battal-
ion. and two vans filled with girls
from the government institution.
Mater Wagon for White RibbOnerS.
a water wagon aptly characterized
the motto OF the Anti-saloon league.
and carriage filled with small girls
each representing "a state won TO the
cause of prohibition. added 90 their
share of the procession.
The Pythian Sisters also had a rep
resentaton in carriages. OF the
lodges that made displays the Silver
/ City Elks received much commenda-
ton for their band clad i'm bright pur-
pie and white. the official colors Of
the organization.
The business houses of the city aid
ed greatly in The parade, the Hahn
I Coal company having six wagon loads
of It's fuel i'm the procession Manu.
\ the saddler. was represented, as
were the Albuquerque Tent company
and the Woolworth company. The
I Magdalena Boys band furnished
music for the hundred lads that the
John Beaver Coal company had pro-
cured to represent it with cheers ana
funny masks.
The w. C.. r. l.. had q comical dis
play of their favorite conveyance the
water wagon, which lad labeled
New Mexico vainly tried to mount
Indians from Wrights curio store
added the picturesque frontier touch
, without which many eastern visitors
would be disappointed, Also among
tho business houses that had displays
were Armour & Co, Albuquerque
Lumber company, Gross Kelly GO.
swift q Co. and the Charles llteld
Co. the last having a unique replica
of its local store mounted on tloat
Girls Band Scores Hit.
OF the bands that did good service
in keeping the procession at a lively
step the Girls band from Clovis de-
serves "A lot of praise. The girls were
a good advertisement also for the
. suffrage cause, for they made the
men musicians in line work hard e
8 equal their performance
Bands from the Pueblo Bonito ano
the santa Fe shops We're great ad-
dition to the parade, and the latter
band was followed by a strong dele
cation of the apprentices of the loca
p Santa ZEE railroad shops.
Some fine horses were ridden il
the parade, Miss Thelma Louder
$ handling her mount with special deft
ness The forestry service had
splenld mounted representation
8 Among the most original of the dis
: PLAYS was that Of Mount Vesuvius IL
!, action, entered by the Italian society
/, A gondola float. with Miss lion Bart
) gondolier, came in also for mucl
I praise on account of its originality
: The Butler Auto company had
comical display Of wrecking machin
@ erv which was aptly labeled Get
. 'em"
+ The Albuquerque foundry Yub
Tractclr rompany and the Aver
4 Traction and Power Machinery com
. panv displayed machinery shoWin
! their respective commercial fields.
a Womans suffrage was advocate
: by the display of a carriage decorat
ed with the colors Of the Woman
Equal Suffrage association. Tn
south Spring orchard used some ma
e tive apples in the decorative schem
q | Of IN aft. dfcDlaN