Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-29

. ANNNIN. VINO INNNfINfIN presided ffhfl
tho second judicial district Of Sew
Mexico and who recently revisited Az
buauer40s giving ala account of his
trip from here Co. California and froH
California back across the country 1-
Tar rs MONTGOMERY. Ala. Judge ABB
bolt who is unW at his home iu HAY
erhili Mass. writes as follows
So many and such readers of the
Journal have volunteered 30 me their
testimony of pleasure received from
ms letters which have appeared in d.
that the natural result has followed
ana ] atm treating their praise as an
encore
Interesting War Relic.
"At the close uf my recent very en-
iOtablc visit there / went direct for
brief view Of the exposition az san
Francisco. bat as than IS already fam
liar. perhaps trite. to- your readers
by description 10 not by personal i'm
spccuou, viii only say that the a.
Elimination and fire works surpassed
an ! had ever seen in those lines that
] learned how The Golden Gate Nigh
hovc got ICES name. when 1 saw MS wa
tcre taking tEc color of gotd from the
clouds above. glowing with the sun
SET and that did not spend much
Time on EXHIBITS our comrades OF
me clvil war; especially viii DE glad
% have me mention one exhibit which
! came across by accident as ] was
passing through ihe Machinery bulld
ine 10 30 with the rather pathetic
group 81 wax figures ON which are
represented me uniforms Wqrn by
our eountfys soldiers from the be-
ginning to tho present time and it IS
am army wagon Of the civil war pc
rod which was In service with Gen
eral Thomas command and else
Wh're, ln an q period Of four years
ana nue months Those who know
INC KIND ~ usage army wagons re-
teFed, how ihey were hauled over
corduroy roads. whose legs were often
Hllaat IN Hquid mud or through
slongh9 aud unhridged streams, gem
crazy by struggling, kicking mules /
nut sometimes, whenever the mules
could not start them, boosted ahead I
ny mud-sncared, swearing soldiers /.
now many We're wrecked by the en- (.
emy's fire or captured ana burned In /
the frequent attacks on the wagon I
lial'ls anSd' a. .he sanle llme now IN
VIC lla""'e lHVN WCie 10 the comfort /
= ~. ven 20 lue IRE OF lne oriny' III I
~ ll'b"'s W y VIZ hlali tnt Jokes from
loIitv' llic Iieuleileh' munitions tents,
& .9'''i'.s' ia''"us, anu Inueeai an ln't
an ~ my f'duHuu' VIII not wonder
'i!3l lu"N'd On lne relio at lhr expo
a'11h WIN SURPRISE ana RESPECT
Wuuld nor nave lhouBRt IL pos
s'n'' "ns NnRon cN,r pulil Coula nave
3 NV w "u0u 'Il"' lChBll ul suVH ser
N'NV' uH" survived N--HllH wagon
aeo'l'u Anu SDarl'u TO ne sure, nut
~ W"h"n VII inc possession o. us
~ ltlh'l pun .h"SeI' Uncle sam. me
voilla,tors Tor army supplies are al
wac me tN'set Tot 0puse, olten ae-
M. ~, - ~, pVl noHoI 70 tlle man
VINO nuHt 'ilat plaHl' sturdy WaEoh-
~ JUN Vu"'l Hhe tne 4Nlnous pne.
moss Hn'y' ~ c"Hluh hreak down
pIuol aballlSt sun storm mud
luuleS ana men I'M the days OF IT'S
3rltie ono Ittl ape To Withstand ne
5huWIue tooth on tllhe Tor the hai
,ohtury whi'h had dov btless turned to
lufl lls lOIBo'leh lnaker' would that
Y Hi'bH' peaI ms name ~ lelters o.
Solu
Mects Alnuquerqueals'
FROM san Francisco | went TO Los
Angeles, where | had pleasant meet
hgs with old Albuquerque friends now
residing there ! went ont TO see the
mission play at san Gabriel, well
worth seeing there, but l do not feel
sure IL VIII meet with favor in the
atse cities where, ! understand, II Is
u DE shown. sun, It's novelty may
give il drawing power for time.
also saw one OF tho famous moving
1icture-makiug villages of which Los
Angeles seems to have almost a mon
lpoly. Fifteen hundred people em-
1loyed there, it was claimed at one
village. some of them obviously from
he FAR countries which produced the
nimals- lions tigers elopharts-onc 3
Elephant az least | can swear. ton
he Villaae 700, Aud now on the high
authority OF Professor Munsterburg
,Sec his article In the current number
IT the Cosmopolitan we can enjoy
movies not merely because they are
amusing or instructive but as high
mt
"From Los Angeles had the
pleasure of trip 20 Whittier with
Mr. and Mrs Washburn and Mrs.
laldridgc AN formerly of Alhu-
Iucrque, in Mr.. WIS car As you
nay know, that town or city was
named for the poet John Greenleaf
Whittier. who was born in HaverhnL
Mass. where / now reside. The home
,tcnd where he was born and spent
his eurly life is preserved there much
rs il was when he made il famous in ,
mis- poem "SnoWbound. and Is yearly
iistcd by hundreds from all parts of
,ur own country and many from for
ian lands. Naurallv was inter- !
,stcd Ia soc tho Whittier of Califor. |
MIA. II reminded mo strongly of the I
lcw England SURROUNDINGS amid y
which hc passed his life. with tho OK I
,eption Of a short period of editorial ;