Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-30

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Archaeology one by the secretary on
THE Sanctuario Of ChimaEo, ana
! the other by X. Nj. Chapman on inc
! Photographs i'm the Caves Of the INTO
de los Friioles. Tomorrow, W.
/ TcmpletOn johnson will read an Illus
Itratcd paper on The Origin OF New
/ Mexico style Of Architecture.
The following registered at the nu-
scum Cleworth +. Glasco of Grand
| Junction, Colo, a military institute
cadet, Mr. and Mrs. w NJ, Cham
Ipayne of Washington, y. G., bridal
|Couple in the forestry service; Rev.
land Mrs Elliott w. Boone of Mani
/ tou, Colo. T., Steinhardt New York
| Alpha Mitchell Macomb, Ill; George
| H. Webster Jr., Cmarron, y. NJ; T..
! f.. Williams, Rcdncld, Iowa; Il. e.
! Waggoner, Scott city, KAN Isabella
/ Lopez, ortiz, Colo; j. j. Lopez, An
tonto, colo G. A. Rommeren, Be
! rcsford, South Dakota,
The following interesting review Oh
! Eandelef DellEnlHl"heis aPPeHis ~
this weeks New York Times book re-
view.
On these days, when European
| travel has become dlticult II not I'M
possible Americans have perIofee,
lakcn to visiting the wondorldnds OF
! heir own country in greater NUMBERS
han ever. And these explorations
having quite naturally resulted III
lrousing some degree OF CURIOSITY
bout the history and the former IN
habitants of the regions bordering On
u now included WITHIN the OhIled
states nothing could he more tllhelY
/ than the republication OF TINS book
1.-THE Delight Makers For mere, III
the form OF novel Is presented
wealth of Information about the lVes
and customs of the Pueblo Indians OF
New Mexico which is poHuVoiy ave
inspiring The plot, based, so inc
author tells MS, ON dim tradition oil
the queries Indians OF oo'hl'l mas
been manipulated ny MN WIN EIca'
ingenuity an interesting romance IN
Itself, it serves as thred on Whi'si
TO hang the results of what must
certainly have been long ana eNhaos-
tive study.
The time Of the story is long pre-
vious to the coming OF the Spahlatds
Centuries before they arrived, says
Mr.. Bandelicr, the picturesque gorge
called by the QUERIES Indians Iyuohl
and by the Spanish El lito de los FIJI
iOles had been abandoned, ana OF us
cave dwellings in the cliffs only runs
then remained. So 1t must nave
been very many years ago that Ge
queries Indians dwclt i'm the aruilciai
grottoes dug in the clllis OF the Iyu-
oni, but from traditions and ruins and
ancient Spanish sources the author
has reconstructed that ong-past life,
its organization and customs. rites and
beliefs.
Zone Of the most interesting OF
these beliefs is that curious one which
gives the book its title, THE Delight
Makers" This was a kind Of relig-
ous society which performed certain
spccific duties. acting as testers or
clowns at the ritual dances, in mem
ory of that Koshare, or Delight Max
err sent by Chose Above. e., the
gods-to keep the people joyous and
provapt them from becoming weary
ON their long Journey from Shipapu to
q Mace of light and warmth, when
they first came up on to earth at the
very beginning of time. and praying
Those Above that the fruits of every
tind might ripen i'm due season, The
cncroachmcnts Of the Koshare, their
ondoavors 10 ustirp a power not right
fully theirs. the iealousies Of the var
ious clans within the tribe, and the
ambitions Of Tyope, one of the Ko-
share. play important parts in the
.pIot.
"Tho author takes us to councils