Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-07
STATE COLLEGE
STUDENTS HEAR
BL IND SINGER
Miss Elizabeth Garrett Charms
Hearers With Rendition Of
Her New Mexico Song Ag-
g.es Are Active,


STAT, college. y. NJ. Nov. 6.-AIiss
pIzlbpth Garrett the blind genius
.r New Mexico. was a guest of the
Yen AIpXic0 State college on Thursday
,,oroiue at general assembly of the
Students and faculty Miss Garrett
sor nor own composition--"O Fair
Nm Mexico. and that alone made
,be meeting the most appreciated as
sambN held az the college this year.
1iiss Garrett has an excellent voice
md with the feeling she put into the
s,pp She especially delighted the au-
aenee She had a number of her
songs with her. which the students
rsre plad 10 buy of her
Miss Garrett is the daughter Of Pat
Garrett III Las Cruces. who gained
sonovp i'm southern New Mexico when
r.. Killed Billy the Kid" Due to an
srcident several years ago, Miss Gar
rett lost her eyesighL She. however
H3 MOI give mp so easily and through
lang and tedious work has become an
.,romplished young woman, being an
excellent singer and a talented musi-
clan
During the summer she visited in
California where She did much sing
70 Fair New Mexico i'm the New
Mexico building at the san Diego eN-
position
Garcia Addresses Club.
Prof Fabian Garcia, director OF the
college experiment station, addressed
ha meeting of the Agricultural club
Wednesday evening on the New Mex
ico state fair held in Albuquerque
4 toll q ..,f
ihe many excellent exhibits, of the
very creditable manner in which il
vae carried out and of the grand sue
cess Of the affair as "a whole
Miss Dora Edna Ross and Prof. r.
W Lattu. state leaders in household
economies and dairyinB, respectively,
were In Deming y. M, Friday and
Saturday, assisting County Agent L.
d Southworth Of Luna county i'm the
holding Of Il farmers meeting.
Prof. a. G. Cooley state leader of
an extension work, left Friday for st,
Louis. Mo. where he Will attend the
annual conference of extension work
of the northern and western states,
which will be held from November
IS to a. They viii meet to discuss
the success of extension work In the
northern and western states during
the past year. and will make plans
for the coming year.
Back From Texas Fair.
DR. f. p. HIumbert, dean of agricul-
tire has returned from a trip to the
Dallas state fair and visit to the
Texas Agricultural college. While ]
there he witnessed the A. and NJ Rolla /
game and the contest between the
Texas university and Oklahoma uni
yersty
: Rraf.- M.a s. Bowen, Instructor iRl
mechanical engineering and supervi-
scr of the college buildings, has pur-
chased Ford car from the local
agent
Due to the death of the Hon. Numa
Raymond the faculty of state college
have had a committee, composed of
Prof j II Vaughn, chairman; Prof.
C.. T. Ilagerty and Prof. Luther Fos-
ter draw up resolutions of regret at
The news of his death.
Prof, Hiram lladley, delegate to the
international peace conference held at
san Francisco last month, delivered a
very pleasing talk on the work Of the
conference. the greatness of some of
the speakers. and the advance Of the
sentiment in favor of peace, which
has been aroused through the work of
the peace conferences.