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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

Three men killed and two or three
badly injured is this years record OF
the big indianapolis Speedway motor
races Two men burned to death In
Gaming gasoline before the thous
ands Of spectators and speed fiends
were hurting through their funeral
pyra as. the mad orgy. Of destruction
continued. II was a Roman spectacle
that would have delighted TIE de-
yotees OF ~gladiatorial combats and the
other ~amateurish massacres pulled off
in the ancient days.
The indianapolis speedway ought
to be abolished. A sport event that
calls certainly every time for such a
aeed Of human sacrifice loses all char
acter Of sport and the results achiev-
ed in cutting down the speed record a
few seconds are hardly commensurate
with the daughter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
News Aid To Peace
lFrom ColIiarIa Weeklyl

l I" 1890 w 0KAAI KS
Ywenty-four newspapers in Cen
trial America now have franchises
from The Associated Press-two In
Panama, two IN Ecuador, six In Peru.
six IN Chile, six In Argentina and
two iii Brazil, That Is to say, these
|twenty-four papers receive the daily
cable reports OF the association deal
ing with the news Of the world and re-
ciprocate by supplying the "A. Pr
with the current news of their own
territory.
This is a fact Of the happieat mo
meat. The more we know about each
other the less likely wars become,
Accurate information Is the great dis
'mfectant, and the wider the informa
ton is spread the more healthful the
consequences to the world--a point
that has escaped the observation OF
the congressman who are trying to
cripple the periodical publications.
While on this subject, Golfers
wishes to present It's compliments to
The Associated Press In reporting the
war in all It's many aspects ii has
lived up to its best traditions. There
have been times when It seemed to
be too official and too intent on
f~avorably interpreting the acts OF the
official classes. But that it a weak
nesss inherent in the character of a
service that must preserve its rela-
tionship with authoritative sources and
leave to Individual newspaper enter
the collection OF the news that
leaks out"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

~. ftMtHA NANAWl ARtA AuuCoslH |.|
Born and bred in one Of those Mas.
sachusefts families where there is 4
certain tradition OF cultivation and
just money enough 70 be 'forehandl
cd" without becoming o~versparing OF
p~urseproud. Robert Bacon was a per.
sonality OF charm and distinction, d
financier equal to great and difficult
affairs, a man of constant public
spirit and Courageous patriotism. A
courteous and competent Assistant
Secretary OF State under Eiihu Root
land for a few weeks his SUCCESSOR,
Ian admirable Ambassador To France,
which now remembers with gratitude
aud affection his ardent sympathy
with her cause and that Of the En-
tente, Mr.. Bacon, an old friend Of
Colonel Roosevelt was one Of tho
precursors and leaders Of the move
ment for national preparedness
He has served it In many capaci-
ties and ways. That was his cardin-
al issue In the brilliant campaign he
made for the republican nomination
for Senator In Congress In 1916, u
campaign. that. In the Judgment Of
many, would have been successful
had 1t been begun a little earlier.
Probably he cared nothing for that.
He has helped put before the people
a vital national necessity. In the
war he did good service on General
Pershing's staff. A loyal son Of
Harvard and one Of Its Fellows, he
found there In non-political office a.
sufficient crown Of his modest am
bition. He was an accomplished
gentleman, a multifariously useful
citizen. an attractive and a many
character.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
"A Mexican Policy


The United states for the past five
or SO has had no policy in Mexf
o or, more accurately, it has had q
new policy for nearly every week Of
that period.
Looking at the proposition broadly,
there are two policies to choose from
in Mexico. M
One is to 60 into the country and
establish stable and permanent gov
eminent, the United States to enforce
it until order has been restored so
completely that it may be expected to
continue.
The other Is to recognize whoever
in Mexico holds the presidency ana
the seat Of gOvernmert--the govern
ment, Jay, which is the opposite and
objective Of whatever revolution Of
revolutions is in progress-and 20
demand of that government absolute
protection Of Americans and Ameri'
a property on the border and IN
Mexico; following failure Of that pro
tection with immediate measures 70
enforce 1t BY arms.
The alternatives to these two pol.
icies are two nonEpolicies:
TO recognize a state of anarchy In
Mexico and do nothing about II, or
To recognize 4 government In Mex
leo. demand protection Of Americans
and when such protection fails, do
nothing about 1t.
The Monroe doctrine as We under
stapd f0rbids encroachment Of for
eien powers on this continent, and
80 A,ctae - r4r 7c~ofn r,dfttut thnf Aha
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
A Little Wisdom
Concerning Fools
eDenver Field and Farm.

D. xxx
A wise man 5000 years ago, Of a.
inquiring and observing turn Of mind
discovered many kinds Of fools.
take much pleasure in presentml
some of them to the readers OF thi
paper. Read the list and see If yol
are entitled to have your name en-
rolled among them
A fool sayeth | have no friedns.
have no thanks for all my good deeds
and they that eat my bread speal
evil of me.
A wise sentence is rejected tina
cometh out Of a FOOLS mouth.
"A fool liftcth up his voice witt
daughter; cut a wise man doth scarce
smile a little.
Al fool win peep in at the door intr
the house. but the prudent M looks
away.
The heart Of a fool is in his mouth
He that telleth a story to a foo
Bpeaketh toione asleep; when he hath
told the story, the fool sayeth. rwhai
is the matter?"
What III heavier than lead and What
is the name thereof, but a fo0l4
Talk not much with a fool: beware
OF him lest thou have trouble For
sake a fool and live,
The discourse az . COED man is al
ways with. wisdom, but a fool changeth
as often as the moon
Wise men lay up knowledge; but
the mouth Of d fool is destruction.
ut is the sport Of fools to do mis-
chief.
The ways Of q foor are fight in his
own eyes.
A fool desp.seth Ids fathers instruc-
.tions.
Let a bear robbed Of her cubs meet
a man, rather than a fool in his folly.
He that begetteth a fool doeth II &c
his sorrow; and the father Of a fool
hath no JOY.
Even a fool when he holdeth hiE
peace, is counted wise.
A FOOLS mouth Is his destruction,
AS a dog returneth to his vomit, so
a fool returneth to his folly.
A fool is known by a multitude OF
words. The talk Of a fool is like u
barrier In the way.
Instructions to fools is as letters
unto the feet, and like manaclea on the
Consult not a fool, for he can not
keep a confidence.
Heaven can only convert a fool into
a wise man.
Three sorts Of men my soul abhDF-
eth. a poor man that is proud, a rich
that Is a liar, and an old adulter
that dVteth,
1880 philosophy: There are but two
kinds Of fools, fools for want Of mon
and fools for want Of sense,
1919 philosophy IA fool there was
and he made his prayer-to a rag and
a bone, ard a hank Of hair; and the
fool he called her his lady fair-even
as o and j."
The number Of the last named fools
il Legion, more OF 'em than all the
others put together.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
Lest We Forget

II ial true We do not know what inc
text o. the German treaty contabns
1--WE have been vouchsafed only .
summary Of its terms-a summary
made BY the four men xho Fabricated
lft and who have given US such por-
tions as they, following the altruistic
policy Of open covenants openly ar
rived att deemed sufficient for the
~pr0letariat. But from what we have
we q very easily understand why
1the Germans are ~0hjecting to 1t. We
are a little removed from the hor.
lrOYs Of war. and we might be pre-.
walled upon TO listen with a more N
less attentive ear to the pIeadings
OF the HunB and to believe there was
some ground for the weird com
plants OF the Berlin government,
we're 1t not possible for us to turn 10
orr files and find reports from the
front On May "A, 1918. JUST q little
over d year ago. we read under start
ling headlines this equally startling
dispatch:
Theyl German aviatorsl flew over
a place which they had q by day
many times. so that they might know
II, II is one OF our hospital camps,
all huts there being marked out with
the sign Of the Red Cross. The Red
Cross flag waves above them for any
flying mar to see. The German n.y.
ing men dropped a very great num-
her Of bombs and each one burst IN
the midst OF the hospital huts. They
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
Candidate Tours
State By Elephant

Lexington, Ky.-coverine an itin-
'cryary of 81 cities and towns, a
circus is moving through Kentucky.
II was here yesterday. The elephant
with the circus Is a big fellow, and
the owner makes him more conspicu-
GUS by ~suspending from each side a
huge banner. On one side the ban
ner proclaims the wetness Of a near
beer and on the other side calls at
tention to the fact that Governor
James ID. Black is a candidate for re-
election, subject to the action Of the
democratic party.
The fact occasIoned to cost Gov
ernor Black to engage one side of
the elephant led into argument as 70
how much a candidate for nomina.
tion to a state office in Kentucky
may spend, or have spent for him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
The p%oMINlE,s KISS.

eDear Janet. we've coorted this seven
year lang,
In a. O. that time fra your ruby
lips, true,
rye tasted ma kiss wad il be very
wraiig,
My lass, II venture to talk ane,
the moor
ma, Dominic, dear, gin TO you II
seems pleasin',
But pray, be becomin, and spoil
not my ruff,
For mither wsd see 1t, and then wad
be- teasin,
And sure, with your slowBess. I'm
leased quite enough"
GUIDE Lord, max us thankful for
dvery sweet blessing,
Soft Dominic sighed, as he touched
her red lips
And thought, as he rounded the clrYe
OF ~carressing,
He tasted d nectar that Jove never
sips
Thomas Emmett Moore,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

and maintaining an army on the Dor
der
Or a policy which would likely en-
tail the cost Of forcibiy restoring or
der in the republic and demonstrating
that the flag protects the national.
The situation 10 OF renewed interest
In view Of the fact that Washington.
having recognized q government ia
Mexico as Responsible, Fears to aid
the movement OF its troops because It
knows It is not responsible.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
Among CapigaA
City Boosters
HY SECRETARY MCMILLAN or
THE SANTA re csAMRER
or COMMERCE
N
GIVE

Saturday night the "sunmonnl
Players gave an excellent rendering
of the playet Nevertheless" This Is
one Of Stewart walkers "Portman
'teau plays which have been SO sue
.oeasful IN the East In the last few
wears. II deals with 4 boy. a girl
and . burglar. and is q most charm,
ing and delightful little interlude.
pr Leigh Patton played the Boy,
Miss Jesse March the Girl and DR..
r. o. Brown made the toughest
looking Burglar ever seen this side
of New York, Miss Mary Willard
took the part Of the Prologue. All
the actors did splendidly. ana the
performance was greatly enjoyed by
the fortunate few who Witnessed IT.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
The TrIpplne Toneue

Er0m the Boston Transcript
Hostess -Please don't stop playing,
Miss Jones
Lady at Piano-But si1an't bore
your It's possible to have 100 much OF
q good thing, you know
Hostess Yes, but that doesnt ap-
ply to your playing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
Should Interview Bismarck.
fmrco, Az n~rfor CI.t~

Why doesn't Conan Doyle or Pro,
iessor Hyslop, q somebody else who
IL having communication with the
spirit land, get an interview now with
Bismarck on the terms of the Peace
Treaty? For an authentic interview
any enterprising Journal would be
Wiling 70 pay at least Sill a line.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

or all the brazen, bald.faced, shame
less attempts on the part of some Of
the presidential press agents to glOrify
their master at the expense Of the
allied leaders, surely the statement
sent over the country the day after
the summary of the treaty was pub
lished takes the galI-ameared prize
They said that President Wilson
wrote the entire treaty himself.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
SOME u ABOUT
FUTURE OF BUNS.

tfOft ufnHef L3auci
There seems TO be some difference
OF opinion on the subject or buns. The
hair dresser informs us that they are
going out, and the barkeeper says
there Will be no more to be had after
July /, but the baker says they are
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
-caMTENARIAM nlEs

Parfs-Pafis has just lost a centen
nrian IN the Marqnise d'Havsine0urt
born December ST, 1914, whom Ma
poIe0n was planning his last effort IN
the Isle Of Eiba, She was nearly fe5
wears old The Cernians sacked her
chateau IN 1870 and again III 1911
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
MoToR TRucks WANTED

It has been suggested that we hire
a fleet Of motor trucks to haul the
present Santa Fe weather to- the top
of La Bajada and drop 1t over the
edge. 1t might also be a good idea
to ship a few train-loads Of it TO ri
Paso and other southern points. Re-
turning cars could load with some cf
the hot air so prevalent In those re-
gions and turn it loose where it is
sadly needed.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
-A FLAT FAlLuRE.

(Las Cruces Citizem)
The real truth seems to be that gov
eminent ownership and control is a
fiat failure under our form Of govern
ment-because we can not keep poll
tics out OF the business affairs OF gov.
ernmeDt, and every attempt at gov
eminent control or ownership has met
with the same measure Of disaster.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

tCarrizozo Newa)

tCarrizozD NeW5,)
The last republican chairman OF the
senate finance committee was Senator
Aldrich, OF Rhodse Island The world
has not forgotten how his policies
wrecked the republican party. And
now. the sama party having secured
centrol OF the senate, has named SEN
ator Penr0se Of Pennsylvania to that
preeminent chairmansnip.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
The Hunla NatIonaI coI0rs.

(Fr0m the Manila Times.)
Black, red and gold are the German
The first for the future. the
second for the past and the third for
Tho Allies,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
GETTING HIS NUMBER

Nrom the Pittsburgh DisDatchl
Edith-Dick, dear, your office is on
State Street, isn't It?
Dickey-Yes; why2
Edith-That's what ! told papa. He.
made such a funny mistake about ysu
yesterday ne said he'd been looking
you up III Bradstreet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
ROAD LOGS

We hope in a. short time to have
for the use Of tourists a quantity Of
single sheets, IN n side OF which
win be a log Of the road from Santa
Fe to Albuquerque. and on the other
from Santa Re to Las Vegas. These
will be given away free to touring
parties coming through town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

Though tho profiteers haven't died
FOR their country they have bled Their
ccnntrymen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
MUSE THINK HE,s hAWKER.

ISf. LOUIS GIobe-Dem0cFaF.J
If Mr.. Clark lives up to his implied
promise to follow wherever Mt, Will
son leads he viii have some distaste-
full tasks,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
TEST Of MAIL Y

the New York Association Is con-
Quoting a series Of tests to ascertain
the speed with which mail sent from
New York reaches its destination.
Letters are sent out with a return
envelope inside. The addressed not
ed the date and hour OF delivery on
the outside envelope and mails it
back.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
Will He INCLUDE JAPAN.

VOFuinDIH 70. VI ptdtB.J
Richmond Pearson Hobson. now
advocating worldwide prohibition. is
determined. it seems. to,take in a good
bit Of territory.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

New York WOrId.1
The new Russian calendar will con
tain $50 working days.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
USES REVERSE ENGLISH.
mefrnit NeWs.l

When Brother bryan deplores Presi
dent Wilson's attitude on var time
prohibition he is as usual. convincing
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
LIVE surFERs FRoM ENNUL.

There's n nice thing about Lloyd
Georges Job; he neve has to look
around for something TO be perturbed
about,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

The high cost OF clothes should re-
suit in the oyerpopulation Of ne
tropics.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
ANVIL CHORUS


The FRAT centerp OF the world Is de-
clarsd to be London, England,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05

n MQDT 9nfRAEs wv
One place in Santa ne county
where a bridge ought to be built
Is at the crossing OF the Rio Santa
Fe near Aqua Fria church. Sew
eral cars have been stalled re-
Gently attempting to ford the
river at that point because OF the
high water. Even in Try weather
it Is a bad spot The river bed %
full Of boulders and sand and II
Is rough going under the best cir
cumstances, Many tourists have
started for Frij0les this year,
reached this point and turned
back in disgust.
Frijoles Canyon Is the greatest
drawing card for tourists which
Santa Fe possesses. Nearly ey-
cry one who knows anything
about the scenic wonders o. the
United States has heard on II.
Many people make the trip from
the east OF west to this city for
the sole purpose OF seeing II. 1t
is a pity that the lash stage OF the
Journey should be accompanied
by So much Inconvenience. The
distance IS only 36 miles but the
best time which can be made over
the present road IL three hours
practically the same time which
most motorists take TO make the
trip to Albuquerque, which Is
nearly twice the distance.
This NEST valuable asset Or
Santa Fe should be made more ac-
eessible "a bridge should be built
across the creek. some OF the
bumps between Aqua Fria and
Ruckman fiattened out, and the
Buchanan Ancli0 canyon bills
made more safe for motor cars.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
SANTA FE CANYON Road.

The necessity OF repairs to the
road going up Santa Fe canyon from
town is evident to any y who will
take the trouble to ride five or six
miles up the canyon. 1t is absolutely
impossible for cars from a paint this
side OF the Granite Point ranger sta
zion on to Monument Rock. In many
places rock and dirt slides have come
down and blocked the road. In others
small arroyos have cut clear across
it to the face of the cliff. The heavy
SHOWS and rains have made gullies
down the middle through which water
is now running.
With the exception OF the sh0r trip
uD Big Tesuque canyon as far as Cat
fon's cabin, the drive up Santa re
canyon is the only mountain drive
which can be reached from Santa Fe
on this side Of the range. It is a very
beautiful trip and one which has al
ways greatly pleased such tourists a.
made 1t. The committee which is col
lecting $500 from the citizens OF
Santa Fe to help meet the expense Of
repairing this road ought to get a
check without any argument. The fin
ished road will be worth a good deal
than $500 to the town.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
/. Some Folks Can't
BE Satisfied

tFrom The Post POst)
He growled because the grub was slim
He sullxed and gave the sergeant sass,
He whined because his pay was stop
ped.
He howled when they refused a pass.
And when he died and went above
He spoke his mind In accents sharp:
He swore they'd passed him rotten
wings,
And beily.ached about his harp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
NEW TRAIL OF STONE LIONS

NEW TRAIL OF STONE LIONS :
Judge Abbott, of the Rito de los
FrijoIes, states that the new Forest
Service trail from the Rito to the
Stone Lions is now in shape to trav'
ell over. IN a short time 1t will be
completed as Tar as the Painted Cave.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
THE TAOS ROAD

A couple of cars managed to get
through from Taos yesterday. They
report the road in bad shape from
C~ienaguilla to Embudo. Truches
creek, Santa Cruz river, and Nambe
creek are still SO high that it IS
Necessary TO be- pulled across with
teams.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-06-05
TERRIBLE THREAT
FAILS TO SCARE.

(RIO Grande RepubIIc.J
The democratic national chairman
says il the league of nations is ac+
cepfed, PresidDet Wilson win not BIO
a candidate FOR a third term. II II is
accepted then look out. Well,
that's a terrible threat, but somehow
We aren't scared a bit. President VIII.
son win not be a candidate. He would
bu very foolish to close his brilliant
career by suffering the tremendous de-
feat that would follow The fact that
he was a candidate for a third term,
alone, would defeat him. It can't be
done.
Evening star., 1919-04-03
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Tho wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about AZ follows:
EGGS-Strictly fresh, Il; average re-
ceipts, 80; southern, 80.
CHEESE-New York state factory
whole milk. 32si.
BUTTER-Standard creamery. Ga
67la.
LIVE PouLTRY-Roosters. ,,er lb..
23: turkeys. per h., 40a42; chickens,
spring. per H.. 65a.o: hens. per h., :s:
keats. young. each. 70a75.
DRESSED POULTRY - Fresh killed
spring chickens. per lb.. 4sa50: hens,
per h.. 3Sa40; roosters. per lb.. 25: tu..
keys, per h., 40a4S.
PORK-Small and neat. 90; medium,
%; heavy, 1Sa20.
VEGETABI.ES-Pota No l, 2.0Ua
ESQ per standard barrel: No. 2. LOCAL q; ;
western, 235a240 per cwt.: string beans
per basket, 2.00a7.G0: peppers. per crate
s.00a8.G0: okra. per quart. 20a25; rad
ishes. per 100. 2.50a5. 90: cucumbers. per
basket, G.0oaS. 500; eggplant, 3.50a6O0 per
crate; cabbage, 3.75a4.O0 per basket:
beets. 25oa3.0O crate; lettuce, 1.Goa6 90
per basket: Florida celery. 5.00a6. SO
per crate; celery, per dozen. 1.25a1 so: !:
romaine lettuce, 1.0Ga3.00; squash. 5.00a
500 FER crate; spring onions. 1.5oa2.50
per 100 punches; onions. per 100-lb
sa ck, S50a3.15: spinach. 3.75a4.00 per
bbl.; kaie, 1.50a2.00: tomatoes. Florida,
350a5.50 per box: peas. 2.00a5.00 per
basket.
LIVE sToCK-Sheep, per lb.. Sa7:
lambs. spring. per lb.. Is: calves. per
pound. IS.
Evening star., 1919-04-03
WAR CORPORATION
BONDS co FREELY
in $1,000 Denomina-
tions and Recommended
Highly by Bankers.
PARTLY FREE FROM TAX
By I. A. FLEMING.

Bankers and bond dealers are TAX
ing orders freely for the new $780,
600. 900 issue of War Finance Corporal
are issued in denomination of $1,000
and are coupon form. payable to bear
er only, and are referred to by bank
ers as IAN excellent security-to all
intentS and purposes a moral obliga =
tion of the United States government.
the corporatio itself a creation of the
government. its directors appointed
by the President and it's stock owned
entirely by the United States"