Arizona republican., 1921-07-24
SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 24. 1921.
There is no remembrance aUhich time does not obliterate, aaor path aOhich death does not terminate.
 -Cervantes.
The Inexpert


 Senator Reeds proposed amendment to the maternity bill, which passed by the senate on Friday, proposed change of the title to
 4 Bill to Organize Board of spinsters to Teach
 Mothers How to Raise Babies, directs our attention tendency of outsiders, whose footsteps unguided by the lamp of exper- ence. to offer advice And saying this with prejudice to the maternity bill. which are inclined to regard progressive. at least harmless, measure. in that mothers not required to accept its provisions It intended to be help full without enforced intrusion
 The senator's objection to it. if he entertained a serious objection, arose. doubtless from the that it had its inception and chief support in numer organizations composed in some part of women whose activities in behalf of the uplift of humanity not held in leash by domestic duties; whose flights of fancy brought to earth by the of children. and who have thus time think of schemes for the betterment of children and mothers. than mothers themselves. worried by household cares, can think of.
 Thus people on the sidelines often see, or think they see. faults in play which escape the attention of those who engrossed by their playing. Many a person, not expert, watching game of chess or football. if he playing he could avoid what seems to him an impending
 There vacations. and perhaps others, which thus subject to side-lne criticism One nOtel-keeplnS. prOprlet0rS, asers every day receive suggestions from guests, and from townsInen who not guests, for improvements of service. for the complete sou- ton of problems with which successive conventions of hotelmens associations have struggled in vain. They have considered and long ago rejected the suggestions offered by the outsiders, whom they seemed so simple and elementary that they wonder that they have been long neglected by those who are' trying to hotels Hotel keepers have ob- served that this profered advice always from those who have had the least to do with hotels. usually from fresh guests, seldom from travellers, who have long since given up trying to reform hotels
 The other occupation to which have referred is newspaper making. Not day passes in which faults of omission commission not pointed to We have often wished that the pressure of daily duties might be relieved that we could collect all the suggestions for newspaper reform that come in the course of month and act them all in the issue Then would get out paper-once-as strange and wonderful as that Tight that shone land sea"
 Newspaper men have their troubles, and often take them to another for expert treatment, but they seldom receive it. for they have all encoun- tered the difficulties Therefore, they chary about yielding advice. when it is asked for. They talk their woes among themselves in stated meetings for such purposes.
 There are few exact sciences in the world. and no exact arts among humans.
 We are not to be understood be resenting sug- gestions newspaper improvement. On the con- trary, we like them. Many of them have found valuable. They give insight into local wants We are speaking dsparagingly only of the revou- tionary suggestions which would launch upon ar uncharted sea of newspaper making.