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SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913.
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Santa Fe New Mexican
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THE VALLEY RANCH,
VALLEY RANCH, NEW MEXICO.
MANY A HEART IS
HEAVY AT A MERRY
SOCIETY FUNCTION.
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BUSINESS OKRCE 286 EDITORIAL ROOMS 3
THE MILK ORDINANCE.!
The oily council has before it at the present lime an ordinance which has
for its oiij.-.v.! the lii alih of i lie city, and the action of that body is going to
be watched with tin; utmost interest and if the members do not give heed to
the situation then they are going to he asked 10 explain why,
The ordinance referred lo is the so-called "milk ordinance" and has no
other object In view but the giving of good milk to the citizens of Santa Fe.
.fust why a certain opposition has developed, is difficult to understand, hut
the time has come here when the motives and the reasons of the positions
of the members of the city council are going to he inquired into, and if (hey
are opposed to those measures which are for the public good then they will
be replaced by those who have the good of the city at heart and who will
give heed to the demands for health and progress.
There have been times when men in public positions in this city have
gone on and done as they chose or as their bosses told them to do and no one
lias inquired why this and that was done.
Thai lime has gone by. If there is going to he opposition to the ordi
nance which is now before the council and which Is for the good of the city
and has no other object, then we waul to know upon what the opposition
is based and why certain members are against it.
We want an explanation. It is a situation where silence is not wanted.
It is a time for those who are holding public position to tell what their
reasons itre for opposing a measure which is for the protection of the public j
health. I
' The people have a right to know. These things will enter into the election
the coming spring and they are going to be remembered. -
We are all getting tired of the old methods and they are going out of dale.
Already they have outlived their usefulness, If they ever had any, and there
will be reasons demanded for the public action of those in public positions.
An investigation now and then would not be a bad tiling, just to see what j
is being done and why. The people would like to know how their money is
being expended.
This lias not been done in the past, and if an ordinance which is for the!
good of the city is going to be slaughtered, they want to know the reasns for
such action on the part of their public servants.
There is a good deal of interest, in the ordinance referred to. and the
action of the council will be closely scrutinized.
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"The hostess has conferred a great
honor upon me, Miss Passe."
"Site is so gracious and tactful, Mr.
Scraggs. By the way, what is the
honor?"
"She 1ms paired me off with yon at
dinner."
"The spiteful old thing!"
AC THE BYSTANDER
nu II.
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Not a Bad Idea.
A new and valuable institution is
"The lied Stocking Club." You won
der what this is. It is an association
of people who are looking to those
who have no outlook for Christmas
and who are likely to be neglected by
Santa Clans if some society like the
Red Stockings does not take up the
matter and help the kiddies out. This
1 t. 1i P tl.nnn Iwn.n
been workine the emntv stocking t
game and have been looking after j that there Is nothing but desert.
I those who would not otherwise know Would it not be a good plan
THE PROPER JUDGES.
Now and then there comes to light a rare bit of humor which was not
intended as such and yet reaches a point that the most facetious peddlars of
wit fail to get anywhere near.
The grand jury of the county of San Miguel passed upon the report of the
traveling auditor the other day and upon the subject of printing and the
awarding of it to the Optic regardless of the cost or the prices offered by
other printing establishments, this rollicking humorous jury says:
"As to alleged extravagant prices paid for certain supplies and books
by the county commissioners, we submit that the county commissioners are
better judges of the prices properly to be paid than the traveling auditor
can ue, and mat tne personnel ot me board ot county commissioners for!tlmss jn tle Paaj nn(j (.ne Brooklyn
the. lust 11 years should be convincing proof that all expenditures made by the j Women are deeply interested in it. It
board were economical and necessary." -could be worked in this city to advan-
If all the juries who have in their hands the rt pntation and, in a sense, the j tage in the sending of gifts to the ones
lives and the property of the citizens-of the country, were as thorough as the t who are to be remembered and it
one in the county of San Miguel, how safe would he the people in their rights , would be a good thing to make it a
within the territory where such a jury has jurisdiction. I permanent institution. The red stock-
Can this discerning body who seems to know so well whom to trust and j inS brigade could be made one of
where all the knowledge which is necessary to he exercised, exists, tell ittst lne POP"1"1 societies in ine city mu
whv the commissioner nf ftie cnimtv of San Minuet nre better mmlifieri tn Ms once-a-year
as we all believe It will for the gem
cal impression is that Jessie and
F-ancis were married to each other
because they wanted to be and for no
j ether reason. The picture only illus-
J trates the fact that you have got to
j be pretty whist if you expect to es
' cape the newspaper photographer
1 when he once gets on your trail,
j A Valuable Ad.
T. II. Parkhurst has some of the
finest photos that I ever saw, a few of
which he has made into lantern slides
and which would be the best adver
tisement for this west country that
could be put out if they could be
shown through the east. 1 saw them
run on the screen yesterday for trial
and they were as attractive as pic
tures could be made. These pictures
are in colors and are a novelty in that
way as the average pictures are not
given with this added feature to make
them more beautiful. I understand
that Mr. Parkhurst is going to run a
few of these on the movie screen in
the near future and then it can be
understood by all just how valuable
they could be made as an advertise
ment for Santa. Fe.
It occurred to me that it would be
a good scheme to find out from the j
Pathe people what could bo done with
the Pathe Weekly pictures in taking
these beautiful views and giving
them throughout the eastern states.
In my opinion they would give ue
more of actual value than any kind of
advertisement we could possibly put
out. The views give such a variety
and are so full of color and sugges
tion that those who saw them would
want to see tne reality, there are '
views of the Indian in different coudi- j
tions and of scenes of the west and !
of the old city of Santa Fe, giving I
some of the scenes that would most i
attract. Then there is a picture of the
ceremonial cave ot tne curt dwellings
that is a beauty, and a view of a pine
forest out here that would surprise
those of the east who have the idea
Deaf- William, do you think the people
are mind readers? Cimarron News.
Those Who Need It.
The people who need more religion
are: The man who lets his horse rtaud
jail day in the rain without a blanket:
!the man who growls like a beast with
ja sore head when his wife asks him
;for money; the women who whisper it
around that someone else is not just
what she ought to be; the preacher
who is always looking for an easier
place and higher salary; the man who
walks the streets with his hands in his
pockets while his wife carries the
baby: and the nmn who keens n dog
and says he can't afford the home
ewspaper. Kenna Record.
Is the Money Thai You Have in the Bank !
This bank Invites the accounts of young men and women and de
sires that they form banking connections with this old established
Institution.
Banking to the depositor has been reduced to simplicity mads
so by the personal service rendered every depositor.
Every person should have a "Reserve Fund" as a safeguard be
cause there are times when ready eash"isabso'iutely "necessaryT'vvl
can your auemion to tne Certificates of Deposit issued
bank. 4 per cent interest from date of deposit; Issued
amount; negotiable by endorsement. These are a few
features.
by this
In any
desirable
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SANTA FE
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $245,000.00.
THE AMBASSADOR WAS
MISTAKEN
"WE ARE NOT LEO AND RULED BY ENG
LAND, BUT BY THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
WHICH WE CANNOT ESCAPE."
" On
etc..
(By Herbert Quick, Author of
Board the Good Ship Karth,'
Editor of Farm and Firesaid )
(Copyrighted, 1913, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
Perhaps, Ambassador Walter H.
Page made an error when be spoke
recently in London on the relations
between this country and England.
Certainly he put his foot in it if, as
reported, he spoke of this country as
"English led and English ruled." If
he said that, the protests of the con
federated German-speaking societies
The Montezuma Hotel
SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO.
THE TRAVELING MAN'S HOME
Cuisine and Table Service Unexcelled. Rooms en suit with
private baths. Electric light, Steam Heat,
Central Location.
Large Sample Rooms. THOS. DORAN, Prorpietor.
for
the chamber of commerce to get into .
communication with the Pathe people :
and see just what could be done with
what Christmas was.
The new club is now in its second
year and ine idea is to get a 101 or u
red stockings and to lillthem and views of this nature. If we could get t
send to all the youngsters who had no ithem on the circuit they would surely j
stocking to hang up or would have j be the most attractive ones that could
nothing put in them if they had the be imagined. No publicity that we'
stockings. It is one of the great j could get would be of more positive '
I value. j
There is nothing that interests us I
like the things we see, and when the t
views are as beautiful as these, they i
are bound to bring results when fea
tured.
ably not. Most of them will not speak
German at all. To most who do speak
it, it will be a foreign language. In
school, instead of Schiller, Goethe and
Heine, they will read Shakespeare,
Lowell and Edwin Markham. When
liberty of the press is to be cham
pioned they will look up old John Mil
ton. When resistance to tyranny is
discussed, they will glow with enthus
iasm, not at the deeds of any German
hero, but at the equally splendid lives
of Pym, Hampden, Eliot and Crom
well. In legend they will read Chevy
Chase and the Ballard of Sir Patrick
Spens, and not the Nibeltiugenlied.
Because they will have to read what
they can read.
nniarmMmi mw-jmm
HERBERT QUICK
judge of the price ' properly to bi
That is about the easiest slid
been on exhibition even in New Mi
there has been some artistic slides in this state and territory
those who found it necessary to slide.
paid" than anyone else?
i out of a close position tliat lias ever
xico. and that is saying a good deal, as
on rue pan ortne youllg8ters and it would, with
I brightness, add to the happiness
and the Irishmen of the Robert Emmet
society of Portland, Oregon, are well
i grounded.
t The best men In Cannrhi unit &it.
- tralia, the masses of the people in
AMONG THE EDITORS ' South Africa and New Zealand would
I protest against the suggestion that
they are "English led and English
There are those who could have given the jury in the county of San the day which ought to be a gala day
I its once-a-yenr entrance would be,
I Innbail nnnii nn pvpnt nf the Ken- 1 . a
,wU.,v.,. wnais ine user ..i,i" .....i ,..,.
i . , . , 1 " 1111,8 'he use of telling a boy to , isll 1a,, To sav tllat , f .,, eTP.,,.
! I suppose the red stocking is chosen try agafn.. who has got 8tunK! fglish speak g nltion on earth
ion account of the attractive color toifourteen timpa tPvInlr , ran.B fl i ,s' "bh"pf K nat!on ,n Uh'
I , ------c - lur preueBiiueu leuuers or tne rmg-
uoruei s nest tiouucrofter. ; Hsh-speaking world, are "English led"
Can't See It. ior "English ruled" is something I shall
its
of j
Miuuel some real valuable information regarding the cost of the nrintine for all. I can imagine what It would. B" ttenrge latsn, nn h-nglish econ-
given the Optic, concerning which that journal was suggestively silent when! be to a kid who was not looking for lOmist, says the. cost of living is going
ii was giving 10 me iiiutieu circle oi us rentiers mose explanations
were to show up
the traveling auditor as an ignoramus and an incompe
tent.
But the jury and the Optic were evidently willing to leave the matter to
those who "are better judges of the prices properly to be paid."
The people would like to know a little more of the manner in which their
money was spent. Won't the Optic "explain"?
A COSMOPOLITAN MOTHER.
Mrs. Bishop, the Chicago lady bountiful, who is to adopt 15 babies, each
to be of a distinct racial type, put them in a comfortable home, send them
to the public schools, mother them as if ihey were her very own, and thus
see how far Hie beautiful dream of human brotherhood can be realized in a
cosmopolitan way under one roof, expects to be laughed at and sneered at.
For to undertake this novel experiment she is giving up snug rooms
in a swell hotel and saddling herself with a lot of troublesome responsibilities.
And she doesn't have to at all, for she has loads of money.
Every feminine loafer whose ideal of motherhood is the hysterical care
which i anything on the day which is cele- ;"" e must ne looKing at it up-
brated the world over as one of the j? uowii. npnnger btocKinan.
great ones of the year, to see iu the j Why Not Tell?
morning, a big red stocking hanging Merchant, if you are going to
in the room and in it some of the handle Christmas goods, why not tell
things which go to make the child jthe people about it? They may not
heart glad. jknow it and make other arrange-
Why would not the "Red Stocking ments for their Christmas presents
Club" be a good one for the Ancient .Tatmn Democrat.
City? ' Back In Old Days.
Discovered. j General Villa, who has become the
It is a pretty hard thing to escape ihero of ,lle reMs in Mexico, was. until
the newspaper photographer, if he 13 snon ,,me robber aud bandit,
reallv wants to get you. It is hard to ,f the constitutionalists succeed in se
eaeane nne nf the newsnaner fraterni- M""mS the government. Villa probably
ty anyway if he gets on your trail and be back in his old ways in a few
wants to find out something that he is
sent to find. I speak of this as a
general proposition. Of course, there
is here and there a man on a news-
of a poodle dog will say without hesitation that Mrs. Bishop is crazy
Many professional charity workers, jealous of good will which doesn't J paper as ill everything else, where a
bear their rubber stamp, will deprecate or frown. i house would have to fall on him be-
And because she purposes to have a negro baby, an Indian baby, an Arab. ! fore he tumbled. But that is not the
months.-
to a t
Rosweli Record
A Near Riot.
There was n near approach
-ioi, a wumpus and a
lisnillff Vftlintrutor HnuionnlnJ ... n. I
school house last k rt8 a "M by fifteen-sixteenths of my an
spirited rivalry about cZ cotors J. .t,"t "ly,a!tltUf l,ward. m"F
a Japanese, a .Malay and a Chinese baby, as well as fair-haired youngsters j kind of chap that the newspapers are jdurmg which the pole hoisting thejpgjg of William the Silent Maurice
not believe Ambassador Page has said
until I read his very and admitted
words. We are led by our own public
opinion; and, as for our ruling, we are
making a very promising effort to rule
ourselves.
But, in spite of all we can do and
we need not regret it. our destiny is
influenced by the origin, not ot our in
dividual blood, but of our institutions.
Our language is English. Save for the
I single exception of Louisiana, our
! state laws are English. Our jury sys
tem is English. Our federal laws are1
based on English precedent. Our fed
eral constitution is more nearly the
British constitution of 1787 than is the
present constitution of Great Britain
This will always give to our life
and thought a background and an at
mosphere, not of the England of today
but of the life out of which the Rnir.
wow as one !,,, . ,.,.,,. , . .. . r
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I Meals At AH Hours.
M Elegant Rooms in Connec-
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I RATES: 75c and $1.00 PER DAY,
MUSIC for DINNER and SUPPER
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Co-operation--The
Modern
Dynamo
from Caucasian strains, no doubt some victims of race prejudice will be heard
from with vigorous yells.
For all that the experiment seems worth trying. Since the tower of Babel
it has had no parallel. It therefore is entitled to consideration if on no other
ground than that of its originality.
It's quite possible, however, that it Mrs. Bishop is a natural mother
and if she's spared to carry this thing through, we may rind the differences
among the races aren'i nearly as important as their broad human like
nesses. It's living apart which accentuates the differences. It's knowing and
understanding one another that emphasizes how much there is in common.
One little attempt at living together won't prevent those who prefer to
Hock with birds of their particular feather from living by themselves.
looking for and who is usually found
holding down a chair in the journalis
tic rooms.
! I noticed' that the honeymooners
who occupied so much space In the
colors of one class was cut down. But
the atmosphere has cleared somewhat
Ex-pitcher George Mullin. who was so popular with the Detroit Tigers
for many a season, is now in the prosaic position of a clerk in the treasurer's
office of the City ot the Straits. George will no longer hear the -;all of
"Take him out," until a change of administration, and then they will be after
his scalp once more.
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A Harvard professor says that the pig is one of the finest animals we
have. He does not specify in just what way, but it is hardly conceivable that
the professor means as an example to follow.
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The other day a girl in Pennsylvania died while washing dishes. There
is nothing alarming in this as there is no danger of its becoming epidemic.
o
The fun of being a congressman is not evident just at the present Mine
as the recessless school is not a place of unalloyed hilarity.
or Northumberland, Addison wrote
for us. Our drama struggled for light
in Marlow's mighty line, in Nash,
of Nassau, John of Barneveld and Ad-
j ...... mum vuu i u i u, oul oy Aiagna car-
will k ss , T" th"1 parties U "e Petition of Right, the defeat
we do'i't exnecrtt,," f the A,ma(,a' the of
we aon t expect boys to kiss bovs i . ,
, . i hero t . . , . !""" IJ,anc- ' cauuot neip it. ine
papers a ceK or so aSo, w,-ie n.u Su-,-- -- many wins mixen up in rPjrn of Eli'abeth is as much a port
i,,g to be discovered as they started jthe affaiMagdalena News. Lf he histor)?b()ftlle3 Uni States of
on their trip across the pond, and the The People Will Do It. America as nf Finian,i ahv0h h,
reports went out that f they got or , the Javelin Auditor Howe,. Earn- JK?
boat unseen and that even Woodrow t will continue the work of turning heathen for i.s m.,nh kw
j : , . . . i 1. 1 i .i nn the I i l, i... . . . I - - ' -
UU1 uui gel uexi until mw uiuiuieu "fcin uy giving people the
were snugly ensconced in their state facts as he finds them recorded, or
room. Just as these stories are get not recorded when they should be, he
. ------ --- - - i - vounuuie ue i-eeie ano ureene; and It was our
ginning to think the game was played j legal functions of his office and no j drama which flowered out in the tre
and the young people had outwitted 'one will have a right to comnlain !m.ndnn. si,i,0.0
i ne people will do the rest when the I We mav reeret it. w an i
flTawi.a C re ,, t '
ul mi mage comes around
again. Nothing but shady spots will
be withered by a eood strong Hrtit
and they ought to wither by - being
orougnt to view. Clayton Citizen.
Not Mind Readers.
The governor has not yet announced
his intention of calling an extra ses
sion of the state legislature to settle
the tax question. He is quiet on this
question as he was on the county sal
aries bill. Governor William McDon
ald is rather a quiet sort of a chap, speech of Ambassador Page? Inevit-
Cooperation does not mean
letting the other fellow do all
the work.
It means pulling together.
In your case, Mr. Dealer, it
means joining with the adver
tisers of national products in
the intelligent sale of their
goods.
It means helping the manufac
turers select the right advertis
ing mediums which are the
newspapers tn your town and
It means backing up the adver
tisements. ,
Have the goods on hand when
they are advertised. Show
thein. Talk about thein. Push
them.
It is wonderful how fast the
chariot of trade will move when
both of you are pulling in the
same direction.
And the going will be pleas
ant because it will be along the
scenic highway of prosperity.
If you would like some- sug
gestions, write to the Bureau of
Advertising, American Newspa
per Publishers Association,
World Building, New York.
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everybody, out comes a paper and on
the front page is a picture of the
bride and groom as they appeared
tn the bridge of the ship where they
thought they were unseen. There can
be no mistaking the scene as the
young folks are talking together and
the Betting of the piece is none other
than as described by the photographer
himself.
They look pleasant and cheery and
i appiness beams from their faces as it
ought to do at this stage of the game,
and ever afterward, for that mattar.
language is our only mode of express
ing thought, language will bind us to
the greater Englishery of which Eng
land is only a minor fractiou. Those
Irishmen of Portland are filled with
the patriotism which has set Ireland
against England so long and so justly
and they are right.
And the children of those German-
speaking societies will they feel that
attachment to the fatherland which
throbs in their protest against the
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