Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-13
EDUCATOR
DOESN'T LIKE
PULLMANS
Have 10 Be Contortionist to I'M
dress IN Berth Says Eminent
EngIiShma0 From Bombay ON
Visit to Santa Fee,

Especial correspondence ta Morning J"urnaIi
Santa re, N NJ. April ii.-That
Tie almighty dollar is a misnomcr
Ia America where he finds that the
dollar .or 100 cents does nor 80 very
far; that the American trains are moi
comfortable because tho seats are 100
hiRh3 thut the system ~ undressing
ia the Pullman ears requires "a man
10 be something 0f "a contoriionisi
that the failure 10 place the names Of
the stations on a big sign on q level
with the car windows as is done in
England cnusos the tourist untold In
convenience when trying to see
where he IS going or coming; and
that American train conductors are
apparently rude as q general rule
Those were some Of the observations
made today by j. Nelson %Ifraser,
graduate Of oxford University, head
Of 4 large English school In bombay
india. aud who has been touring the
world IN the interests of The Indian
Education Service and ALSO for his
own pleasure for the past two years
Mr. Fraser is at the Claire Hotel
tnd has arrived in this country from
the Pacific instead Of the Atlantic as
do most Englifhmen.
Mr.. Fraser had the pleasure Of
greeting Theodore Roosevelt IN Africa
in June and heard him deliver an
address on the education 81 the coll
man Mr.. Fraser WAS called to
Africa to make q report on the edu-i
cation system. ''Mr. Roosevelt looked
the picture Of health and, as usual,
said something interesting, + said Mr..
Fraser in discussing his meeting with
Americas foremost private citizen.
'Ile said: Gentlemen, " you arc so
ing te give the negro Of Africa AN
education. hope that it viii be an
Industrial ONE
Mr.. Fraser IS u most interesting
man. Like most interesting people. he
IS q keen observer.
Ne has been living in india about
fifteen years and yet he does not wear
q turban nor docs he use silk IN his
apparel He however has learned q
number OF Indian customs. He says
in lndin il ls not considered good
form or good sense 70 take q sip
~ wine or any liquid with alcohol in
until after shutdown as the sun is
tsclf a powerful stimulant.
llc also declined to enters q church
yesterday during a service unless he
lad timc to stay throughout the SER |
iice. for he said it IL considered q
sign of dlsrespcct,
Mr.. Fraser admires the democracy
be finds in America where he says nc
las discovered that while in Europe
cat may look at "a king set IN
Amcrica he ma extend his paw"
)nr Or the characteristics Of Amer
cans that has struck him forcibly is
heir %eascrness TO learn OF the out
tide world. Yesterday Mr. Fra1er
iud the pleasure ~ meeting n resi-
here who had been ia his cit,
II bombay If was Dr. j a. Mas
ic who visited Bombay in 1885 and
10 asked MT, Fraser about what
hangcs had taken place since then.
Mr.. Fraser viii 40 from here ~
city, thence to Chicago. (
here ho ,ylll spend several weeks {
&c VIII visit a number Of UNIVERSE
Jos. including Harvard and Will then :
.ontinue his tour arourd tho globe
le win go back to india Via the Sue2 J.
and win he home at Htout 2
'hristmas time. having taken over /
hirts months TO see the world. =
shortly hefnft MOO MIR ERASER was y
PRESENTED to Governor Mills ana New !
texico's rhiof executive cordially =
Welcomed the traveller from the other n