El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-15
ELEPHANT
WILL ADVERTISE
The MidWinter CarniV Il All
Over .Texas.
RINGllNGS FALL IN
With the Carnival. and Hlil Do Ev-
thing In Their pow,r To pun
the BIG Thing Alon0.-Activity
OF Committees.

l
OF Committees.
The Carnival fever is spreading at a
most gratifying rate and buttons and
| literature are being scattered All over
i the southwest.
Alfred T. Ringing. of Ringing
brothers circus. who has been in the
| city a day or two, purchased a button
! Yesterday and held a long conference
| with the secretary, whom he knew as
| Chicago newspaper man. Ringing
| agreed that the Carnival was bound to
be success and proposed to assist the
movement in any manner possible. lie
proved himself to- be a prince of good
| fellows and volunteered to turn over
one of his biggest elephants to the
Carnival association for use as an ad-
vertising medium. The offer was glad
~ accepted and the great beast will be
covered with We VIII" buttons and
badges and decorated in most elabor-
ate style for the benefit of the Carni-
val.
But that is not all. Mr.. Ringing
further proposed to take out a stock of
Carnival literature with him and dis
tribute it gratis. He also agreed to I'M
press each newspaper man he meets
with the importance of giving space in
his columns to Carnival literature, and
as Mr. Ringling's business is affiliate
try and they are always ready to grant
him any possible concession. il is safe
to say that the Carnival will be heard.
of wherever in Texas the big shows
pitch their mammoth tent and where
ever the carnival elephant is seen.
The We viii Entertainers.
The president of the We Will En-
tertainers" has issued the following:
"A meeting of the We Will Enter
tainers' is called for Tuesday night
and il is desired all members he pres
ent at O'Clock. \ committee on pro
gram and committee on ushers. as
well as one on advertising will be APP
pointed at said meeting.
After this business has been dispos-
ed of those persons who have been en-
listed for the first performance will
talk over matters of interest and eX-
change some necessary information
and report progress of their separate
and arrange the date of first |
together. and decide on the |
date of performance. so the president |
can notify all committees to complete |
the work of advertising and tickets.
The president of the entertainers
desires to call at attention OF the Ell
Paso public that all We VIII work
is not work for the self glorification of
any one member of any of the We
particular committee or committees,
but is a work in which every man.
and child in Ell Paso with a
spark of patriotism in their conStitu-
ton. should be interested in. The We
Will Entertainers striving with the
talent at hand to present a first class
and shall no doubt sue
.eed. The suggestion of the executive
committee of the carnival is that all
in, ha ha coll ~
;ents. with out reservation-first come
irst served. 1t certainly will be a
great disappointment and will mater
ally interfere with the progress of the
movement. unless a crowded
house is the order for the first enter
ainment. Do not stay at home or bus
ness, or be present at some other So
.ial function. to the neglect of this per-
for the reason that a large
md enthusiastic audience of We Will I
representative men and women will
10 more to push the button than any
me thing. Everybody come, Remem-
Der. though amateurs, the Entertainers
ire working for the carnival-for FL
'aso. her people. and for the great
southwest.
The spirit of the young ladies is be-
ginning to make itself felt. and quite
number have volunteered their ser {
ices to- the We Will Entertainers. to
De assigned anything the committee
kinks them fitted for.
Remember the only requisite for
membership in the We Will Enter {,
ainers is button of the right kind
md a record of your name by the sec
etary. Paul r. Hunter. Join the
movement and show your colors.'"
Publicity and Promotion.
The Carnival executive committees
on publicity and adver-
Using appointed last week by Chair
nan Stark, and consisting of Messrs.
Ohm Julian. +. NJ. Wingo and julius {
lrakauer. met in headquarters yester-
ay morning.
The resolution of the executive COM
littee under which the publicity COM G
littee was appointed empowered the t
alter to appoint other members and q
ssistants. {
At the meeting yesterday. the follow :
lg were named as members: Juan S. | {
Tart, Felix Martinez, II. ID. Slater, J. &
). Graham, Homer Ellis. E p. Lowe. C
b. b. McKie, Z. f. Hull, A Aguirre.
!. Provencio. Mr.. Mueller of FL Hogan
JuareZ, the editor of FL Agente Co 5