Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-02-12
TINE NEW MEXICO EXHIBIT
70 ATTRACTING ATTENTION

II think That the New Mckee
building is the most interesting build
ing at the Panama California Expo
.ition." said Duncan MacKinnon. su
perintcndent of the city schools 4"
San Diego, who has had charge o
the teachers institute which has Ia
ken place on the fair grounds thu
past week.
All during the week thousands q!
visitors have paid the building a Wis.
il and they have left with new .dca
of New Mexico. Pleasant surprise,
To them were found at every angl.
of the building. II was pleas.
ure to answer the various questions
that they advanced.
At one time during the week there
wa, more than five hundred visitor
inspecting the exhibits at the same
time. The beautiful lawns and the
acacia in front of the building add
greatly to the Identification of our
structure.
The spacious vcrandas have ap
pealed to the weary ,ightseers and
il j. "a coinon sight To see fifty or
more seated up there viewing the
parade on the marine grounds which
are close by. Occasionally trou-
badour will stroll lnzily by pickir'.
at his guitar. All adds to the wond
crou> sweet romance of the old Span
i>h days.
The unique Indian ceiling rafter-
are attracting more than the usual
amount of attention and their AZ
prarancc only serves Ia lend ca
chantmcnt To- the surroundings.
This morning special train of icu
ears arrived from san Bernardin
county. They are here on II boost"r
trip and called nj the New Mcyir"
building later in the afternoon. They
come from that part of California
that produces thirty-cieht mindro |
million oranges each year.
I'VE have come 10 break bread and
hold fiesta with the good state 81
New Mexico. who. although an ODD
state in history. i new Ia H. in rN
hibii~." said one Of their leader.
1--WE VII surely return to our home.
with II pleasant impression and We
trust that New Mexico will rccriv,
that which she rightly deserve.
namely. II large increase in popul.'
ion"
Another special train of boo-icr-
rom l.o> Angeles. under the >uncr
ii>ion of the Los Angeles Times. :
Inc later in the day.
An item of moment j. that II lar.r
ldvcrtisin. firm in New York Civ
'harlc~ \. Stein. have ordered
through the department of publicity
# the Panama California Eyposi.
ion II >cpia copy. 10 by 20, of our
What object this firm hn,
II view i problcmatical. but New
'lcyico can rest assured that she will
cceive immense bencfits-so write,
'ol. Kochler
The patio is about ready To be-
'lanted with the various samples of
mr. native flowers and in the swift,
of this desert like
'ardcn lies mighty sermon. not
lone for the farmer. but also for the
merchant.
judge William II. Newcomb If Sill
cr city. Grant county. was visitor
asi Saturday and was surprised ~
he calibcr of the display. claimin.
I was II revelation to him.
Equally pleased was VI. W. Flour.
icy and wife. president of the Fir,'
National bank at Albuquerque. The,
.pcnl several hours roaming abnn,
he building aud seemed reluctant f.
cave.
Tremendous crowds are cypcctcd
for Sunday. because we announced
Ihr running of special films on Luna
rouniy. Dcming. Columbus and tn
lower Mimbrcs valley. ". e. Ormr
will assist in delivering the lecture