Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-15
Twelve Thousand People Pour.
Through Gates at Traction
Park and Witness Splendid
Amusement Program,
COUNTY TENT CROWDED
TO CAPACITY ALL DAY
Climax Of New Mexico'S Great
est Exposition Is Reached
Fireworks at Night Show
Get Wild Applause,

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The eAt" Iece'p's AUs'VIuaN
and last nish'' NOT lu'lu"iilS any
part ot advance sa'cS ol gay ain
hiSht season l"h'l9' wa 'io'
mere IMAM inc th'nt I"'' IT,
+ etiWs OF last wear lar N''N'
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me record lot atteiu'lleo az, "Is
satutl d,E ever - N, a' - +tsn
W." W. FAX W oN," nroutdoG tbroneb the
oates of he fairprounds at Traction
| ~ tno hast evnosition ever
b@l6 IN he soutbwest and to witness
M ,,ast co,rnIete and excel
lant an,usenlont proerams ever pro-
~ .,,,, eafr ar,,uhare
Tbe weather man threatened dire
bings XIV h. didn't maxi. COED on
tis Threats Atout III o'clock ina the
,,ornino clo,,dg hegan to gather in the
sl., and tho ohm feeling that always
nrecndes ! downpour was evident In
he afmosnherp The prediction that
bor1 roin vas m hand was heard
~, over, hand
mo entbusiasm of the Albuquerque
~ iue ',, oa o tho thousands Of visitors
~ tbe ritv bo,vever. could not be
Jsrame,sd nv overcast skies. and even
whom ! fa,v scattering drops Of rain
ho.,,, A. FAN tbaro was nobody who
,bn,"ht ~ an inetant Of getting in
d5lrs Nv. ~ ahondouing the intention
~ ~ n IA fairerounds There was
49, e,,or,,yybere and nobody
,inr,,i 4, c,rn whether il rained OF
NV,
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N"9l''i""S ~ 7'''''7 .,.ttt
Ihe DAY peSah ausplclousN ~,
'he sIedtesl p9raue w. Darrndotle
cbafrr,,n Of Tho Industrial parade
conon,ittno ana GRAND marshal of th,
cront had drne bis work we'll ant
u.,s rn,d,, tn make Good on everl
,ro,,i.. tt.t ba bad uttered. BE
twonn t,,a solid n,asses of human
A., tt'.t ii,.a tt,a ,ilau,,Iks and edge,
of t,o strnots aiong the whole line o
mornb tho ,Treatest street. GROVE
,,.,. -, A1t,,(,,,oro,,o--the parad,
Xxx i, ~, ,.,,iid ,l,oere and Shout
fro,,, a.. ,,.,,,,.a sho,,,od tbe heart
onnr,,.,i e,if ~ 10 work that ha,
bnon 1,,,o
,rba '',,,,...,. ,f tbo parade pl
evnr,,b,.,I,, ~, raod h,n,or and whet
fed fbs s,.notitee of The peopIe 70
MON 1r TX io,,,o sort Of thing. A
NO., ~, -, Dtoros closed thei
door. AVA M arnn1ovas began Il
NOM a u,t' t ~ NJ oyounds Ever
e,ran, o, ,a. finod 20 lis utmost ca
no,it,. T''9 - tit,,a,,s numbered on
49, "'t''e wy ,,.itt, neonle hangin
''.i GU o'ei,ue ~ IA ioonordizin
no. 'u'l'lllS po"i ~ , ,, ON +
any mn H., oIgb "a occommo
daio o ple a's
'"e WI o,
stahds ARG 'ios'"'
At 3 o'clock the grandslahu an
oleaehers were so denselN tIoWue
that President Putney fearing that
accident might occur from over
crowdng. ordered that no more ucE
cts be sold standing room had az
ready been exhausted, and the laI,
corners were compelled TO stand IN "a
open space alongside the STANDS
order 10 see the amusement feature
The boxes presented q brilliant seen
with two or three hundred or IN
most prominent men and women
the state occupying seats anc VleWlh
the races and other attractions.
out on the grounds and in the ten
there were fully as many people
there We're in the stands, The OF
county tent was visited by more pee