Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-25
Something Of Interest to Be
Learned Every Day by an
Inspection Of New Mexico
Exhibit,


1880 p. m.-An illustrated lecture
on san Juan County Farms 10y |
Waldo Twitcheil
D. m.-Motion pictures Of the !
public schools in Quay county.
3 p. m.--An illustrated lecture on |
the Lower Mimbres Valley" by Mr. |
Orme.
S:45 p. m.--"El Palacio Real, San
Ia Re, an informal talk on the oldest
building in the United
States and It's archaeological histori- !
cal and art treasures, by Waldo
Twitchell.
$50 p. m.--The Fiesta Of san Ge-
ronimo. The only motion pictures
that have ever been taken Of this IA
NOUS Indian festival An illustrated
motion picture lecture by Waldo
Twitchell
Continuous illustrated lectures on
the forests OF New Mexico IN the for
estry room Informal talks all day
on the exhibits in the Hall OF Gov
ernors and the mining department
Visit From school Children.
Today. the high school students Of
San DIEGO are to spend the afternoon
at the New Mexico building for their
lesson in mineralogy. The teachers
OF the other grades also send their
pupils to the building to write essays
on II and the lectures ON history and
geography they hear there. on sun
day more than 1000 visitors regis
tered. During the past week a veal
thy real estate operator has attended
every lecture on the farms and lands
of the various counties In fact, the
cry for land, land, land of all kinds
and nj all prices, is the most insistent
that is heard from the visitors, and
there is every indication that the New
Mexico exhibit will repeat the inn
preston made at the st. Louis expo
slton which was followed by the
coming of one hundred thousand new
settlers into eastern New Mexico, only
this time the entire state, especially
the Mesilla and San Juan valleys, will
get their share.
This is the way a tourist, who had
just been at the San Diego exposition
and because of what he saw there Is
spending several days I'm New Mexico
on his home trip, gave his impressions
after visiting the New Mexico build
ink
Although | had seen many expo
sitions and went up the hill TO the
City Beautiful to judge, ! remained TO
dream AT last it was easy 10 dream
when the purple shadows orept la
under the areades and the night
wind once began to blow seward,
laden with the fragrance Of many
flowers And what materials here
for dreamsl That muffled football,
perhaps that of q padre revlslting the
glimpses of the moon TO see mission
architecture rewrOught wondrous as
he had known it three hundred years
ago as a martyr on the rock ~
Acoma Or--perhaps, il is Boabdil
the Great, lured back from Moham-
medan heaven. to gaze upon u city
fairer far than that which he had
conjured out Of the night fevers of
his dungeon,
Heritage of Romance.
but getting back to the personality
of this exposition. II Is the sweet per
sonality Of southland things ana peo-
pie with their heritage Of rich r0-
nance from the days Of tho dons,
the Franciscans, the Conquistadores,
of amethyst skies and soil as rich
as that a little back Of Eden.
"But there is another way that the
exposition Is made personal 1t Is In
the subordinatiOn of the commercial
IN the feeling that somehow or other
your presence there Is appreciated,
that gracious. warm hearted Spanish
hospitality Ask any guard on the
grounds for information and you will
get It, Soul is what II has and one
goes away with a living picture, IN
deliblv impressed on the memory. Of
that massive Cathedral Of the Des-
ert which overlooks the magnificent
bridge across the Cabrillo chasm. and
breathes the very spirit Of the de-
voted Franciseans and the noble
Spaniards who redeemed the glorious
southwest from the hands Of the saw
ages
Two cadets were won on Sunday for
the military institute at Roswell The
parents saw the motion pictures Of
the school They went to get their
boys, two stalwart, fine looking lads.
ana asked that the reel be run over
again. This was graciously done and
il was decided then and there that the
boys should matriculate next fall.
Yesterdays Program.
This was the program yesterday
and 1t is printed on the daily souvenir
program Of the exposition and re-
ferred to daily in the San Diego news
papers
1890 Motion pictures. Roosevelt
county farms.
Valencia county Illustrated
lectures and motion pictures Mr..
Orme
/ S0-Mora and san Miguel eoun-
ties. Illustrated lectures. by Mr.
Orire
2.00-The prehistoric people Of
New Mexico, Illustrated lecture by
Mr.. Twitehell
2s0-T The lumber industry, motion
pictures.
3;3O--Luna county farms, illus
trated lecture and motion pictures by
Mr. Orr
S.45-The Chino Copper company,
illustrated lectures. motion pictures
by Mr.. Twitehell
4.30~-tirant count, New Mexico, IL
Illustrated lectures BY Mr. Orme
Informal talks on the Indian pu-
eblos, mission churches, OF New
Mexico all day in the Hall Of the
Governors
Continuous stereopticon lectures on
New Mexico forests and Emitted states
forest exhibits in the forestry room.
Informal talks on mining In New