Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-10

Pueblo art, design and handicraft as
a basis 1t is quite certain for in
stance, the Moqui dolls would find a
Wide market, especially at Christmas
time. Utilizing the clay found here
for making the dolls heads, in charae-
teiistic Indian features with the pic
turesQue Moqul hair dressing and cos
tune and it Is certain that the child
rem Of the ricn as well as of the poor,
, would 90 wild over dolly" with
that sort of class to it. Tapestries,
hangings, rugs, chinaware, cedar
chests. etc, could all be made distinct
i've products of Santa lie, the name
in itself being worth a fortune as Il
trademark.
Miss Emma Marburg, the Baltimore
heiress, sister of Theodore Marburg,
recently minister to Belgium and
wen known as a publicist, visited the
museum yesterday, together with Mrs
Sarah Gibbons and William Mum
inert Of Baltimore who will spend sew
eral days in Santa Fe. other visitors
were. ElVa l.. Abbott, Chicago: Mrs.
W. Il. Cummings, Los Angeles; Bruins
L. Marshall, Des Moines, la; Mabel
Lee Tnrpin, Nevada Mo; II. NJ. Park
er, Pecos Agnes Beirine, Cimarron;
Mrs. A. +. Pollock, DR.. A. r. Pollock,
Monte Vista, Colo: DIR. II. c. Kirk
wood, Midas, Colo; c. r. Taylor,
Fresno Calf; d. NJ Buttrick, Pitts
burg. Calf; DR. W. l.. Norris. Seattle.
Wash; j. o. Smith, Oatman, Ariz
$. w Wiliiston, Chicago: Mrs. Charles
Stewart, Glasgow, Larned, Kan: |. NJ.
Hildebrant O. j. Thatcher, Whining
ton, Q.
Remarkable fossil remains have
been discovered on the upper Rio
Puerco, on the Chama, and also near
Las Vegas by Prof. Samuel Wendell
Williston, the famous paleontologist
and ON the faculty of the University
of Chicago for the past fourteen years.
Especially on the upper Puerco, in the
so-called red beds, has Williston found
remains unlike those known anywhere
else. He spent today at the museum
before leaving with his son for Es-
pamela and Abiquiu where they will
search for fossil remains the next few
weeks. Mrs. Williston will probably
spend the summer in Santa Fe.
Professor Williston, who is the an
thor of many books and who for the
past twenty-five years has been a
TREND and admirer of Hon. Frank
Springer, who is also famous as a
declared today that
human beings have inhabited Ameri- |
ca for about 10000 years or one-fifth /
of the period that he has inhabited |
Europe lie holds to the theory that
man flrst came to America by the |
same road as the elephant, the camel |
and other Asatic animals. that is bv /
way OF the Boring Straits. Man in /
America Is post glacial" he declared |
Fand every evidence points to no other
race than the Indian having ever oe-
cupied this continent before the com
me of the Spaniards." In Europe hui
man remains 80 way back to the
Flelstocene period or early Quarter
nary The fossil remains on the pu.
ereo, the Chama and Las Vegas. no
declares to be millions of wears ola
ana in comparison with them the old
est remains of man in America. AL
though found with the elephant and
other extinct animals. are very re-
cent Professor Wilhston has been a
professor forty years. NV
vacations have averaged less Than
three days a year in that time he
declared, but expect to retire in a
Few Years and viii then come tn
New Mexico TO devote myself 10 the
study of its eeology and paleontolo-
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