Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-22
Taft AND TEDDY
BOTH WILL VISIT
: SAN DIEGO FAIR
Old ChumS to Be Shown New
Mexico Building, but Not on
Same Day. Interest in State
Exhibit UndiminiShed,
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ESPECIAL coRarsPoNoeHcs TO MORNING JouRNALl
Santa Fe, June 2l.-Not only ex-
President Roosevelt but also ex-Presi-
dent Taft viii visit the New Mexico
building. While Roosevelt will be
there on July 25, Taft will not come
until September 8. AS IL was Taft who
signed the bill making New Mexico a
state he is to be given as cordial, even
though not as spectacular a reception
as the Rough Rider.
Sherman A. Cuneo, proprietor Of
the Daily Wyandotte Union Republic
can of Upper Sandusky, Ohio, was an
interested visitor at the New Mexico
building. He is one of the numerous
advance guard of the National Edi-
torial association. Porter Pollock, q
capitalist of Youngstown. Ohio, with
Mrs. Pollock, and children. Miss Mary
Pollock and her friend, Miss Letitia
Adams and William Pollock, were
ether Ohio visitors.
New Mexico Visitors.
The New Mexico visitors who regis
tered on Thursday We're: Mrs. A. ]
Fischer Miss Clarlbel Fischer, Mrs
II. j. Crichton and daughter and
Joeelyn Crichton, Santa Fe; Mrs c. A.
scheurich, Clovis: l.. l.. Morse and
wife, Santa Rosa; w. w. Mann and
wife. Alamogordo; Mr.. and Mrs Allen
French, william and Jessie French,
Ration; William Gorton and wife. salt
Lake. Mr., French who is one of the
officials of the st. Louis, Rocky Noun
tain and Pacific railroad. was much
pleased with the motion pictures OF
the Colfax county coal mining in
dustfy.
He predicted far reaching material
returns from New Mexico's display at
San Diego.
Lawrence s. Puyn of Bruyeres lie
Chatel France, was at the building on
Thursday to arrange for the proper
celebration of the anniversary of the
Fall OF the Bastile on July IA. He
had just installed the wonderful ex-
hibit of France at San Francisco and
was particularly fascinated with the
style of architecture Of the Cathedral
of the Desert, predicting that the re-
plea at Santa Fe would become fully
as famous the world over as the great
Cathedral at Rheims.
Bayard II. Moul. special representa-
tive of the Pacific Poultrymen," was
in the building Thursday. He is gath
ering statistics on the poultry industry
in the various states for publication.
This is a matter of great importance
and it would be worth while for the
officials of the different New Mexico
poultry associations TO get in touch
with Mr.. Moul and should write him
fully in regard TO the industry In the
different sections Of New Mexico. Mr..
Moul may be reached at 1908 Western
Ave, Seattle, Wash.
c. w. johnson. wife and son, of
Roswell visited the building Thursday
morning They were very much en-
Unused over the part Chaves county
has i'm the New Mexico building and
the manner i'm which the resources of
the agricultural sections of the entire
state are portrayed. Mr.. Johnson
stated that it was his opinion that the
entire eastern section of New Mexico
was being shown to better advantage
than ever before and that there is no
question but that the entire state Will
be greatly benefited by the work that
is being done in San Diego. Mr.. john
son, while en- route here, heard from
strangers many favorable comments
on the New Mexico building and the
attractive manner in which the re-
sources of the Sunshine State were
being shown to the public. These COM
ments were made to him by persons
who did not know that he was from
New Mexico
In addition to the regular lecture
program, special request lectures or
motion pictures were given on the fol-
lowing subjects: Santa Fe, the coal
mines, Socorro, Guadalupe county Ala
lmogordo, Otero county, and Ration.