El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-27
May Be Another Regiment
Army Officer Does Not Believe Sec
Ond Regiment VIII Leave Border;
Some Little Interviews
4 s guess, I predict that

n that the second cavalry
viii not leave the border
an army officer stationed on the Dor
der patrol says. This move to bring
the 18th here and send the second TO
Vermont is. believe, only way Of
putting another cavalry regiment on
the border without causing any COM
ment at this time. Ny prediction is that
after the 18th arrives the Second viii
be ordered to some station near the
border until this Mexican trouble is
over. I may be mistaken, but it is
hardly probable that The war depart
ment would order a regiment which
was familiar with the conditions and
country away from the border at this
time"
a Shrine patrol is the next thing the
Ell Paso Shrine has to 90" Sol l. Berg
said Saturday night at the Shrine ban
quet. a patrol holds the Shrine mem
bers together better than anything else
and keeps interest in the organization
alive all the year around The Shrine
meetings are well attended, but the pa
troll attracts the members TO drill as
the regular meetings will not do Then
a patrol makes a splendid showing at
the annual meetings OF the imperial
council and advertises the Shrine and
the city it represents better than any
other one thing. FL MAZDA Shrine is
now in splendid financial condition and
with the membership it now has, there
should be no trouble in getting IS fine
a patrol from the FL Paso temple as
that of Galveston. Dallas and HOus-
ton. which are among the finest in the
national organization
Mac is certainly some speaker and
always ready to talk when the neces-
SIT rr- frT rfes "a for hi
said mayor c. E. Kelly, discussing g.
c. Mcdonald. the orator Of the trade
excursion. I heard a good story told
on Mac illustrating this characteristic
The story goes that when Mac was
secretary Of state, some Of the boys
called him up one day and asked him
II ne could arrange to make some
speeches in the gubernatorial cam
paign- He said he could They told
him to be certain, as the tour they
planned for him was about four weeks
IN length and would keep him away
from the office quite bit. That's all
right Mac is reported to have said I
can get away for it, but say. who is this
talking and who do you want me to
The Rio Grande is full Of fish
said H P Jackson, discussing fish
ing the other There are holes in tho
river down about Fabens where you
can find catfish by the hundreds and
some of them are very large ones, too
me water IS perfectly clear. as the silt
has all settled to the bottom since the
river quit flowing. but the fish still
have the usual Rio Grande muddy
taste and SMELL If it We're not for this,
the people here would be very fOrtu-
nate, for they could get all the fish
they want
Joe R Scott, manager Of the Tucson
opera house has returned to Tucson
after a business trip to FL PasO. FL
PasO has nothing on Tucson when it
comes to picture show patronage, COM
paratiTely speaking" he said before his
departure THE people in our city have
the movie bug as bad as you have it
here I came down to buy an automatic
orchestral for my show up there but
did not make up my mind as to the
kind I wanted" Mr.. Scott also man
ages the Clifton theater.
K
we always come back to FL Paso
in the winter. even if we do stay away
during the warm season." says R. c
Lightbody, who is at home from San
Francisco. where he spent the spring
and summer When I left the city BY
the Golden Gate, preparations for the
PortOla festival were going on at high
speed I understand that this years
celebration Will be the most pretentiOuS
yet held. But FL PasO looked good to
me, especially when it began to be
chilly, so I came home"