The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-20
Governor, Senators and Other
Distinguished New Mex
leans Will Take Active Part
in Starting Exposition.
CALL ISSUED FOR THE
ALBUQUERQUE FUND
President Putney Asks That
This City's Contribution Be
Paid Without Delay; Spend
ing Time at Hand.

With the opening 81 The state fair
only three rec In the future. re-
ncwed activity ana hustle are appar-
Ont around fair headquarters. and u
Is "A strenuous twenty-une days that
lie ahead OF President putncy and
Secretary Wiley.
\ special appeal Ras ISSUED by Mir.
Putncy yesterday 90 subscribers TO
the state fair fund raised early In the
summer urging them 20 come across
promptly with the money pledged by
them. These subscriptions became
due on September i5. n since that
time collectors have been making the
rounds gathering On the coin. The
fair has now reached the stage when
every cent Of money IN sight h Inn
pc%ratively needed, and for hat rea-
son Mr.. Putney Is making his appeal
20 the subscribers to be prompt In
their payments.
a glance through tho letters re-
Gently received az fair headquarters
makes 10 certain that "a large numpcr
Of representative public men will be
present ON opening day 90 take part
in the ceremonies which are Ar'nc AZ
rsnEed. Il Is expected that Governor
Mcdonald, Senators Catrou i1i FAN
and Congressman Hernandez will
MAKE brief addresses on that occa-
zion. All have been ilvited n the
governor and senator Catron tav
accepted the invitations. Chief jus
ticc Roberts Was also asked to make
an address, but asked TO be excused
on account Of the pressure of court
which IS now keeping him busy and
Will prevent him from preparing "a
srctch He win. however Doe present
or tho speakers stand
In addition Co these. Invitations
wor" extended Co an judicial officers
and dbtrict attorneys In the statc as
well as "a the various state officials.
I%icut'u1nt Governor de Bacl and
Speaker Romero. 90 occupy places on
the speakers stund on opening day
.~op'aue,s a-c CumIlg lon rapidly
an the letters showing "a warm APP
urcriatiou OF rho purposes of the
fair and "a desire 20 cooperate I'm
making U % success. Among the 20.
e,pt1nccs received boo tho last day or
two arc those from Land Commits
sioncr r.. j.. Eryicl. Judge David J.
l.oa'N. Corporation Commissioner
Hueh 49, williams supreme court
Just.c Richard A. Hanna ana Score
tayy of state Antonio tutorp Judgc
Granville a. Richardson roEtettullv
de- lined on account OF the ncc,r-ity
Of holding court IN portJlo- during
rJr week.. and Judge Herbert o. rst 81
nolds replied hat he would Doe eat 90
.hc ,.ts lt that time
Rivalry between two OF tho s'ai'a
.p- INK institutions viii ma rfros-
st, during tfc flir iu tho hu,irn- us
"a number OF athletic contcsis between
representatives of the Sow Mexico
Military Institute ana ihc University
al Sew Mexico and there BE- hottDi
than an oven chance that tHu annual
football game between tho two iusti-
tutius viii bee played during fair
week In the presence oi Oh, thuus-
uuds thai Will pc uf Traction park.
Secretary wiley viii appear 40 ass
fcmhls 40 tho university tomorrow
morning and deliver verbally o. chll-
lcEgc from tho cadets 60 the university
10 cugaee boo all sirts Of athletic
stunts and contests before the grand
stand. These viii Include e tug of
war. flag rush and similar p4stiU"-
familiar Go college boys TIE cadets
have O. strong following Boo AlnuGucr-
1uo. and there s no doubt that % ser-
lcs of crcnif of this character would
prove % strong attraction.