Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-21
MORE GOVERNORS
To VISIT STATE
BUILDING soon
Distinguished Men From Ev-
cry Section Of Country Are
Daily Being Shown Advant-
ages of New Mexico,

ESPECIAL eosassroNotseG TO MORNING JousssLl
Santa Fe, June Ex-Governor
Frenk b. Willis Of Ohio, will visit the
New Mexico building at San Diego on
June 30. Governor Henry c. Stuart
of Virginia, accompanied by a bat
talon of the Richmond Light lnfan-
try Blues and his personal staff, will
visit the building on July 49,
Two special trains carrying dele
gates to the meeting Of the National
Federation of Musical clubs and the
National Association of Real Estate
Exchanges. were visitors at the build
ing today, Yesterday 1926 excursion
lists from Nashville, Tenn. spent some
time at the New Mexico building A
party Of New Englanders, under the
guidance Of the Raymond & Whit
comb bureau are due at the building
on Monday w. b. Oliver, New
England financier. and George Q.
Palmer, a wealthy New Yorker. were
guests on Thursday as was also Henry
Moskovitz, president of the New
York Civil Service commission.
Another distinguished visitor was
l.. f. Goodwin, the Boston shoe man
ufacturer, and L. Fureman, the New
York dry goods merchant. The Amer
lean Seed Trades association had 100
delegates at the New Mexico build
ing Forty Colorado members of the
American Medical association and an
Indiana delegation TO the American
Hospital association, We're among the
visitors especially Interested in New
Mexico's claims to climatic superior
ity for healthseekers
New Mexico Visitors.
Nineteen New Mexico visitors reg
istered on Tuesday of this week They
were: Goldie Dale sheets. Grace
Sheets, Mrs. Nella Sheets. Mrs J. n.
Stewart 4. Stewart william Stewart,
Mrs y. ". Rhea, II. Raymond Rhea,
Ida Belle Sewer. Mrs. A. b. Beatty
Albuquerque; Miss Ruth Stafford, the
New Mexico beauty queen and Wal
ter b. IIeisel. Santa Fe; Isaac Knight
Lake valley: Marie Il. Knight and
Mildred Fulghum, state College; Mrs.
Alice h. Fulghum, Chamberino; Bes-
sic Newcomb Drummer, Las Cruces;
Mrs w. ID. Hitchcock, San Marcial;
A. Livingston, Jr., Deming.
1t was Ruth Stafford" day and
New Mexico's charming representa-
tive on the American Beauty Special
of the Universal Film company. was
given grand reception Two of the
beauties, Miss Ruth Purcell, of Wash
ington, u. c.. and Miss Clara McAbee,
Of Baltimore, who won first and sec
ond priZesc, respectively, tainted III
the crush at the New Mexico build
ing and had to be taken to the ex-
position rest room, where they were
under the care of trained nurse all
afternoon. A wedding with Queen
Ruth as the bride. was staged as part
OF q film story to he called "The
World to Come" Photographs Of the
beauties We're taken in the patio OF
the New Mexico building.
Walter j.. Heisel of Santa Re, one
of New Mexico's famed hunters, de-
clnCed that the snipe are running
wild in the Tesuque valley this year
and predicts a fine season.
Japanese Editor Calls.
o. Yamashita, editor Of the osaka
IIirishmbun (Osaka Illustrated
News. Osaka, Japan, together with
n. Hirata and X Toda, both of Osa-
ka, Japan. called at the building
Tuesday. Mr.. Yamashita presented
can consul at osaka. He is in search
of information regarding mining, ag-
riculture and developments in New
Mexico and is to report to his inn
perial government on the information
gathered. If conditions are satisfac-
tory the japanese government VIII
send colonization experts into the
various localities in New Mexico. The
other distinguished officials were
supplied with numerous state books
bulletins. pamphlets, mines and min
ing pamphlets and other litera-
ture covering all parts of the state
This literature will be read from COW
er to cover and then sent to other
people in Japan. The Japanese were
very much pleased with the mineral
exhibit. They We're profuse in their
expression Of the cordial treatment
accorded them while in the New
Mexico building.
Seven families have gone to New
Mexico to live within the last four
days. directly as a result of the pub
licity given New Mexico at san Di-
ego. These people came to San Diego
from widely separated portions OF the
United states They had been at san
Francisco and seen what the world
had to offer there and were undecld- |
ed about moving. They came to SAINT
Diego and saw what southern Cali
fornia, New Mexico and six other
states had to offer and the sunshine
state won in the competition against
The world. This in itself speaks very
highly for the efficiency Of the New
Mexico building at san Diego, THESE
are a few of thousands who
vii come to the state from the work
being done at San Diego, where every
nickel spent is doing a dollars worth
of work and doing it we'll and the en-