Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-23
LOCAL MEATHER REPoRT.

For twenty -four hours, ending at
9 p. m. yesterday
Maximum temperature as degrees;
minimum, 23 degrees, range. 50 de-
grees, temperature at p. M. 55 de-
grces, southwest winds. clear.
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he did it gracefully, eloquently. con-
NlncinglN. Tie said
1T is particularly pleasant FOR me
to undertake to invite the members of
the New Mexico Educational associa-
tion to hold its thirty-first annual
meeting at Santa Fe under the pres
ent circumstances For seven years /
have lived i'm Albuquerque. the me
tropolis of New Mexico and for almost
as long it has been my privilege to
live al the capital In both cities
have the keenest interest but il is al
ways difficult TO figure prominently In
Iany Tale of Two Cities, when COM
petition arises. The present situation
however is peculiar and Albuquerque
and Santa Fe find themselves now in
q contest of mutual admiration and
generosity each for the other, II We
are To judge by the spirit that has
perVaded our conversation these few
days
While ! might as citizen of Santa
Fe representing it's business and COM
mercial interests hold out the various
attractions of the city, ! prefer TO
speak rather as a member of the New
Mexico Educational association in am
argument with my fellow members to
select santa Fe as the next meeting
place not for what we can do for SAN
Ia Fe but for what We can get from %
visit to the Ancient city of the Holy
Faith That city is beautiful with
other fair cities of New Mexico and
nesting among the snow capped sum-
mts and uplands its attractions of Loo
cation and surroundings is wonderful
~ enchanting and allurmg. | might
dwell at length upon the progress OF
the Capital ciB during the last seven
years, the Improvement in its streets,
its residences, its transportation and
hotel facilities. Four years ago the
convention met at old Santa Fe 10
Is not to that city that am inviting
YOU. 1t is New Old' Santa Fee that
now extends welcoming hands To the
teachers Of the state and to all who
are interested in education and that
bids YOU 20 come and see its growth
and prosperity
"lt would be proper to urge the de-
STABILITY Of visiting the Capital city
where the political and governmental
machinery of the state centers. /
might can your attention to the vari-
Gus federal state and other institu-
tions. public and nom political which
abound there and which might well
repay your attention at close quarters
The completion of the magnificent
new museum building will be an event
i'm the states history and you will
have its splendid auditorium at your
disposal. For these and other reasons
let us go to Santa Fo in 1916.
But ! nave no argument stronger
to my mind than that we should visit
that unique and Interesting city be-
uauAe q tgpifls aild epsttleliz the
history and romance Of New Mexico.
/ would like to bring before your
minds pictures Of 100000 mysterious
people that once dwelt in the cliff cit
les and in towns buried for hundreds
Of years amid the distant mountains.
/ would like to have you see the mar
velous pueblos Of the later Indians as
they are approached by the gallant
conquistadores from the south and
those more splendid soldiers Of the
cross who remained TO teach the ways
of civilization when the warriors
moved on. ] would have you see the
construction Of building going on
at Santa Fe before the Pilgrims land
(COntinued ON Pnge Iive)