Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-30
WANT ZOO MEN At
FAIR MEETING To
Be HELD JUNE z
That Number Regarded as
Necessary 10 Get Fair Ex-
preston Upon Phases Of
Event to Be Discussed,

ldli workers and All others interested
~ the success Of the work for fair
! az the Commercial club. The advisory
committee IN charge Of the mmedi.
ate campaign for fair funds ask.
that at least 200 business men and
citizens rrn out for that meeting, as
some important matters are to be
I discussed
Il Mr. pnlney VIII have some things
10 say regarding the prospects for a
fair and what conditions exist that
must be taken care Of before a fair
can be held The committee de-
clares that IL is as important that the
people interest themselves in this
meeting, as It was that they turn out
/ for the night mass meeting held at
the club on Monday The success OF
next weeks work viii depend great
| IS upon the interest shown u the
| Wednesday meeting There will be
no meeting of the advisory commit
| tee Monday
$4,000 for ialr Purposes.
For the purposes Of estimation, an
appOrti0nnent OF funds has been
| made on a tentative expense budget
which covers every department Of Il
fair and every feature. Each depart
nent has been appOrtloned an amount
just sufficient TO insure that it will
be well taken care OF There has been
added to the budget the deficit Of
last year. and the total renches
100000. There has been no extrava-
gance In the amount set aside for
any department or any feature. and
the figures have been gone over time
and again and many items eliminated
to bring the total down to the stated
amount. The fair management de-
clares that $40, 900 is the minimum
that can be spent with the expccta-
ton Of putting on fair that will be
worthy TO be dignified with the name
of a New Mexico state fair and one
that will place the event properly In \
the estimation Of the people OF the
state,
The income OF the 1915 fair has
also been estimated, although this Is |
recognized as a difficult matter. as
weather and many other things not |
under human control have something I
20 do with the attendance the ex-
hihits, etc. However. the attendance
and all other sources OF income have
been estimated at any increase over
late fairs, Money from exhibits have
In some Instances been doubled.
ihpect Greater Receipts.
The receipts from horse racing and
from the grand stand have been ma
teriully Increased in making up the
figures, A manufactures aud mer-
chants department has been added.
Allowances have been made for the
premium book ana what must be
paid for exhibits, and the fnal result
and conclusion reached Is that any
thing less than $40. 900 from the city
Of Albuquerque viii mean that some
departments or features VIII either
have To- be curtailed or eliminated
md that a real state fair cannot he
aeld With $4,000 added to what is
as the income for the fair
rom other sources, the total expendi-
ure scarcely comes within the in
,ome. AZ the fair workers put ii, I'VE
aid $4,000 at first because we want
d II, now we say It because we posi- I
lively must have Il.
Slogans have already been received !
~ the committee and great =
mount Of interest has been aroused l
" the Offer Of $40 for the beet slogan
or the subscription campaign. ri /.
s announced that anyone may sub
nit more than one slogan, but that ,
II must bear postnark not later !,
han l2 o'clock noon, Monday The :
wishes To have the slogan :,
ettIed Tuesday and in working or y
err. Everyone who has q short and :.
happy idea that emhodies the idea
I the campaign Is urged to send 1t =,
1 for competition. Because of the !
hort length Of time over which the !,
outost operates
Commission Meets Friday. -
II has been found necessary to hold 81
ne first meeting of the fair commits
on next Friday, the day of the sub q
'ription campaign. The out-of-town 81
lemhers and Governor Mcdonald (,
ave been invited to he in Albuquer- G
ne that day, not only for the pur y
Jse Of organizing the commission, II
Ut that they may see how Aibuquer =
le goes after what she wants. N
There is going TO be keen compe &c
tioE among the committees Friday
II the honor of occupying the special Z
* IN the grand stand during the
eek OF the fair which is to be set 9,
Tide and decorated for the commit
G members and their families who N
Cure the largest total subscription. p"
The captains and members of their
ans Will be on hand Wednesday
tetnoon when the lists of names are
ven out, that they may be sure of
ting what they want in the way OF p.
lis to be made.
A great amount of work was done
sterday by Chairman Hickey of the Gil
Nlsofy committee. MIR, Putney and
hers in Cling all the committees
d In securing nifty more workers
d captains. Every person who is on
is partial list as il was given out
4 night Is requested to let nothing
md IN the way of attending the
afternoon meeting. ana tn
y who have been overlooked, who
ould be on the list. are requested to
end without further notice. In adj bile
ION TO those whose names appear
re- every worker and every inter-i
ed citizen and business man Is nc,
Sed to present himself az the club iply
Wednesday, If only for a few
nutes.
How Committees Line Up.
The list up TO date is as follows: ~,
~. A. McRae. captain. W. NJ. Wv
nnell Bert skinner. +. {. Metger,
orge Scheer
'--E. 4, Davis, captain w. II. Ma
Ilton, Nose stern, II. T.. Davis. or'
l--lvan Grunsfeld, captain; 5. no
II. O. Brooks. T.. A. Mann. Al
Tom Hughes. captain; Clyde
gleS, Pete Dinelh. Julius Dreyfus. I
e Tito. scr
John Moore, captain. Gug Rog- lep,
& T. French, Sol BENJAMIN
dennis Mcdonald. captain. Jake
inman, Dave Weller r Spitz a.
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