Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
DELIGHT MAKERS
Of INTEREST To
ALL NEW MEXICO
Publication Second Edition of
BandeIier'S Work, as Well as
Santa Fe Edition of Art and
Archaeology, Main Events,

Of "A second edition Of Baudelier's De
lightmakers, as well as the special
Santa Fe edition Of art and Archae-
ology" are literary events.
The December number Of art and
Archaeology" is given entirely to the
work Of the School of American Arch
acoloRy at Santa Re. The contribu-
tions are all from those connected
with the school and the illustrations
in color, in duo tint and in half tone
are superb there being a hundred
pages Of them.
/ The number opens with America Q
! Archaeological Heritage, by Edgar
/ l.. Hcwett, who also contributes THE
! School Of American Archaeology.
with twenty illustrations, the frontls-
piece being an especially fine picture
Of the Palace Of the Governors. VIII
liam IT. Holmes Americas greatest
scientist ard at the head Of the ma
tional museum, as well as Of tho
/ School Of American Archaeology
writes on Masterpieces of Aboriginal
/ American Art" taking AS his text The
! Great Dragon Of Quirigua in Guate-
mala," whore the school has done it's
most notable work in the Central
American field. Eight Illustrations
two Of them in color. accompany this
paper
Charles T.. Lummis, still the leader
among the literati of the southwest
Is the author OF the fascinating
Where the Stones Come to Life
with six Illustrations Beatrice Irwin
contributes "A number Of sonnets on
the Maya monuments.
Miss Alice c. Fletcher. the beloved
chairman emeritus of the school and
leader among the women OF the
world who have devoted themselves
to science, literature and music, tells
of Mature and the Indian Tribe IL
Illustrated with two splendid Indian
portraits, one Of them being Santiago
NaraujO the Santa Clara sage and
statesman.
House Builders Of the Desert" by
j. =. Harrington with six illustrations,
one of them in color, grips the inter
est throughout. "Thc EN olutiOn Of the
Bird in Decorative Art, with over a
hundred illustrations, finds Is. Nj
Chapman Of Santa Zee I'm his happiest
and most fascinating mood The clos
ing article Is by Paul A. f. Walter on
"Thc Santa Fe-Taos Art Movement
and Is illustrated with reproductions
OF such paintings by the members of
the colony
"A Quirigua Mystery" with color
Illustration, gives a hint of the prob
lens that confront the archaeOlogist
I'm Central America. IT is by w. H. |
Holmes.
There are the usual news notes IL |
Illustrated with such interesting pic !
lures as that Of "The Southwest Mu-
scum at Los Angeles. "Tsanina, the /
Sweet Indian singer ana including /
a review of the Aver edition Of "lena- |
vidcs." and Roland b. DiXon's THE |
Mythology Of All Races"
Altogether, the number is de luxe |
magazine uneXcolled, Twenty thou |
sand extra copies have been printed |
for distribution among those whom 1t |
lie hoped TO interest sufficiently so that !
they viii come to the dedication Of |
the now art gallery and museum at |
SANTA Ifc dafrSg The first week OF :
July, 1917. when a three days fiesta .
and historic pagoants Will be only two /
of many features that will make a ma |
tion-wide appeal.
The Dchghtmakcrs.
The second edition of BundelCraI
"DoHghtmaNers' has been awaited for |
years as the demand for that ro-
nance by this father of archaoologi-
cal Investigations in this vicinity has !
been great.
Tho sccuo of the romance is laid in
the Rito dc los Frjolos, thirty miles
west of Santa re, and tho incidental |
description of the mythology cere-
monies. habits Of the ancient Cliff |
dwcrcrs and Puehlos, are SO accurate
~ described that although written al
most thirty years ago, it is still ac-
4 IttA
although clothed in the guise of a stir
ring novel
The descriptions OF the Bandelior
monument and surrounding
country from Cochiti to san Juan, are
SO true as TO picture the country even
as 1t is TODAY In addition to q preface
10y f. W, Hodge, at the head of the
bureau of American archaeology and
n member of the managing commit
tee of the School of American Arch
1cology G. r. Lummis, another mom-
her Of the committee writes the fol
lowing delightful iut uduction
zone day of August lNS3, in the
teeth of particular Now Mexico
that whipped pebbles the
sue Of bean straight TO your face,
n ruddy, hronzcd, mlddleaged man,
dusty but unWeary with his siNty-mile
tramp from Zuni walked into my
solitary camp at Los Alamitos. With
In the afternoon | knew that here was
he most extraordinary mind ] had
met There and then hegan the un-
common friendship which lasted till
his death, a quarter Of a century later
md love and admiration which will
be one of my dearest memories so long ,
as | shall live was at first sus-
>lcious OF tho "pigeons hole memory :
which could not only tell me some :
queries word ! was searching for, but
ldd, 'Polcarpio explained that TO me !
n CochiU, November %, 1881 But +
discovered that This classified mem +
Try was an integral part of this eN- (
raordrn1ry genius The acid tests Of n
itclong collaboration proved not only a
his hut the judicial poise the mar !
olous insight and the intellectual lie
hastily of Bandcliers mind. can Y
not conceive of anything IN the World \
which wodld nave made him trim his =
ails as "a historian or q student FOR /
uy advantage hote or hereafter. I
Frontier Friendship. e
aside from keen mutual interests +
& documentary and cthuologiC study. q
Sc came 60 snow one another hu @
manly by the hard proof of the from
Ter Thousands of miles of wilderness
nj desert we trudged side by side
ampcd. starved, shvcred learned
md were ulad togcther. our Joint :
pursuits in comfort ne our homes tlr l
anita p, and Ilc8 rcspocfEcly) vh
Iva be memorable 10 r,o but nc'-
r 20 wonderful a. tha' Dlrplnioc!ns