El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-23

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- rose is literally coming true
when the interurban cars which are
/ now en- route from St. Louis are scoot-
/ ing up and down the valley line" said
/ Frank a Tobin. Watch the Ell Paso
valley grow when these cars are run
nlng- It viii not be all farmer folk
I down there, either. Doctors, lawyers,
merchants and business men viii hunt
homes along the lnUerurban line in
preference to some Of the suburban
additions to the city. I do not hesi-
I tate TO say that the valley will double
I IN population the first year that the
| valley line is IN operation The SER
| wee VIII start with hourly cars to and
from Hsleta- This was the way Fort
! Bliss was served at first, and now it
! gets cars every 80 minutes and oftener
II necessary. The same will result in
the valley when the people there pat
| ronlze the line enough to demand
better service. am putting my last
penny into valley land, which is proof
That believe what am saying"
President Wilson has a hard nut TO
crack in the Mexican situation. a P
Coles declares, with the additional
thought that as a nut cracker Mr.
wilson holds the championship of these
United states at the present time, not
even barring his occasional secretary
OF state. Whether to recognize HUI
erta, who consider as a traitor ana a
murderer, or to recognize Carranza- or
BOTH whether to intervene or allow
some other European power to inter-
Nene Ior US are some of the problems
Mr. Wilson has 10 solve. The whole
SITUATION IS very delicate and it is fine
that We have man Of president VIII
sons keen and clear mentality to ar
rive at the proper solution of the prob
lem FOR my part, I am willing to
trust his judgment in this or any other
matter OF state department policy"
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Sumner is the terrible season for
q E.aN \ ~
specialist in diseases of children Il
can always tell when a baby is fed in
the natural way from the development
OF its little body, the color of its skin
and the bright look in its eyes. 1 had
one brought to my office the other
day which was the most pitiful I have
ever seen in my years of practice with
children It's mother had been badly
handled and the poor little infant
looked like it was almost dead Its
parents wanted to take IL to Cloud
croft but objected, as it was in too
great Danger at that time. A baby
should be nursed by the mother until
the 18th month when It is possible, and
especially if the weaving time hap
pens to come IN summer. Then when
the baby is weaned, it should be done
scientifically. Let the doctor Wean
your baby along scientific lines and the
chance for trouble is greatly reduced.
bies for this reason, but American
mothers should know better"
''Did you hear the latest one on Dr.
Jamieson?" asked DR.. Lee Auerbach.
We'll. he was summoned out to see a
bachelor friend the other day and of
course he he'd to feel the friends pulse.
The doctor slipped both his hands in
under the cover and, after carefully
counting the pulse as he held on with
his right hand, said: I don't think
there is anything the matter with you,
except that you are drunk; your pulse
plainly shows it Then he started to
remove the hand that he had been
holding upon the pulse and he discoy-
pulse of his own left hand He had got
hold Of it by mistake for the patients
pulse"
-An FL Paso real estate dealer
brought some farmers down from Min
nesota to look at FL Paso valley land
not long ago, said Howard Fogg. and
when ne went to wake them up in the
morning he found them with their
shoes and all their clothes on. He
asked them why they had gone to bed
in that manner. and they said: We
ban ready for wreck
TEL Paso is very much like San Di-
ego, CAL" said ]. l. MARI, who has just
returned from the coast Their
building record there for the first six
months was s4,2OO.OOO. Los Angeles
has a record of S1S,000,0O0 for the
first six months and expects to make
3 tVsUUUUsutU DtLOIG the season IS over
That will make it the second or third
city in the country in building devel-
opment FL PasO is coming along and,
though our record is not so high, we
have no 1915 exposition ahead and this
city is growing steadily and viii be
on the jump long after the Panama
Pacific exposition is forgotten"
"a little FL Paso girl, who was trav-
cling in a Pullman car for the first
time" said Tom HanIey, of New York
when she was asked by her mother
how she liked it, said, I like it fine
mama but why do the men and women
all sleep in the same room?"
"If Bryan had gone about his bust
ness and attended to his lecture tour
would have bothered him.
said a Juarez American Tuesday. But
he advertised that he did not receive
enough pay from the people for his job
as secretary of state Now a wise dip
lomat never would have made that
blunder He would have made the lee
lures and let the people draw their own
conclusions as to his reasons for do
ing it"
What do you know new" is asked
hundreds and thousands of times in FL
PasO each day when men meet. In
J uareZ they ask: Que hay de nuevo?"
It's the same thing and usually brings
the same answer In English, Moth
ing" In Spanish. NADIA"
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