El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-09
Throwing Glass on Street
Penalty to Be Enforced by AutOmO-
bIlist Against Law FiOlutOrs; In
tervieVYs With FL PnsOHns-

D DlllNU Against Inv v lOllLOAaF IN
tervfeyys With FL PnsOHns-
tLh@ RIvING down Boulevard this
morning. L counted 10 places
where bottles or other glass
had been broken on the street. greatly
R euuangeriug automobile tires, said g
B. Stevens. president of the FL PasO
.,uJomObIIe club. There is now state
law against the throwing or glass;
nails or anything of this character in
LLe street. and the automobile club IS
going to see that it is enforced in FL
] PasO and FL PasO county. I hope every
AUTOMOBILES who sees any person
throw glass into the street will report
it and the club viii see that prOsecu-
z uOns follow Joy riders have a habit
or throwing dead soldiers into the
county road or the streets at night and
automobiles then come along and run
into them. often spelling valuable new
Z tires E l. De ShaZO a few months ago
! cut bran new tire in two on a bottle
that had been thrown into the street,
and many others have had similar eS-
periences. The state legislature saw fit
10 give US a law to prevent this and
every autOmOblIlst in FL PasO should
help to enforce the law and stop this
practice The Automobile club will
push the prosecution of all cases
brought TO its attention, and I am sat
| isfied that county attorney Price viii
be glad to nelD us
, Mai C. A Davis, who used to think
up new acts for circuses in the days
when he was advance agent for some Of
the biggest concerns in the country.
has a new one Speaking of the Mex
lean war he said: Col Juan n. Vas
quez, commander Of the Juarez federal
garrison, has the chance of q life time
to revOlutiOnize warfare. He misht Sc
cure 100 passenger automobiles
and send them down TO Guadalupe,
loaded with men. They could get out
and engage the force OF Ortega. dispOst
Of that command and get back into
Juarez in time 60 resist the attack OF
Villa. 1t would be the first time au-
tomobiles had been used in warfare to
such an extent" The major didn't say
what might happen if the rebels should
capture the automobiles.
villa ought to be arrested and
fined. said an American who formerly
lFed In Mexico According to the
Mexican law. If a theatrical manager
o. @ circus manager advertises that he
IS gong TO pull off an event he has
ID do it or be jailed and fined. Now. villa
has been advertising that he was 90
ing to take Juarez- He did not show
On the date ne advertised A battle is
pubic performance and failure TO
produce the attraction ought 10 sub
lCct him to a fine. think if that could
be arranged, the advance notices would
be fewer and truer-"
Lean years Of baseball in FL PasO
have passed and the local baseball
situation is now in the midst OF plenty
ball game in these parts Art has been
boosting the game since he landed here
and has seen IL grow from cross lot
claSS once remove from one old cat. TO
the present snappy league which
serves the national dish hot to the
fans on Mr. WashingtOn's lots. I'VE
are out Of the hole, making money and
giving good baseball" Arteruus saws
can you beat thar2 What's more we
are giving the people their moneys
worth, have a good jumps at last and
are making home run hits with local
fandom every week the sign is on the
park lot"
1T PaSo is to have one Of the finest
bank buildings either west or east Of
the mississippi river. Earle Rerning-
ten, architectural specialist in bank
tIXlngs, is the authority for this state
ment. AR Remington is here from Los
Angeles 10 consider a number OF new
ana claSsslItled wrinkles with the First
NauOnal DanA directors The interior
bronze IS to come from GOrhan in
NeW OK, Mr. Remington SAYS.
That's an evidence of class The in
terror Of the First National bank when
completed viii be the equal of any in
the country The circular door the
unit system Of offices. the finish,
uSnun8s 1nrerOfEce telephones and the
general style of the structure is sure
10 make even the New York banking
II Maternity look up and behold" Besides
DelnE an expert on things for a bank
M bennington is also an aviator once
removed, quitting the game Of high
flying for the safer and saner ono ~
drawing bank buildings and inter ruff
1es.
sack IN New Jersey said H n
W hltfield, nature does the irrigating-
i had no trouble there making the grass
grow. but here il requires time Da-
thence and a lot Of water" Mr. Whit
field, who came here three years ago
IrCm New Jersey, recently bought a
hcme at the corner of Piedras and rio
Glande- just where Rio Grande runs
irto Bliss. His lot is a foot higher than
his neighbOr'S on the west but by ff1I-
ing liz systematically and bv using the
rlght amount Of fertilizer at the rfehr
time, ne has succeeded in making a
oeautlluI lawn, which has excited the
tQlllrallOn or those who see it. IN
New Jersey, said Mr. Whitfield I'VE
40 not plant grass. we plant the seed
ana nature and frequent rains do the
rest / had to become used TO the new
conditions mere His lawn shows that
ne mas become well acquainted with
condluons different from those ne was
formerly used to-
We are going TO have the best ar
RANGED and nobbiest office in the south
west said Tom Reynolds. night wire
chief at the Postal Teleera0H com
pany'S Fl PasO office. Changes are
being made which viii not only facfH-
laLe Lhe WOrk, but which viii add ma
terially to the comfort of those WHO
have TO stay in the office these hot
days. added Mr. Reynolds. The Postal
y -ste---- = ----NS ~ NOT laESe- OUT rr
down IN the heart OF things in FL PasO
and In amOng the warmest places in
the city. Interior changes are being
made with a view of adding to the aD-
pearance and convenience Of the office
Mineral Wells is the only place to
go 70 batne,H says county clerk Park
Iltman- II tell YOU when a fellow STAYS
there about two weeks drinking that
water he VIII feel fine. The only thfne
they need there is a hotel There il
but one at the place had to wait sew
eral days before I could get a room
There is another hotel under con
structiOn and when this is completed.
Mineral Wells win be able to afford
better accommodation"
IT am one Of the only two Dutchmen
in town." said TT. c.. VanHaseIen. They
never saw a Outchman here until I
came You hear talk about Dutchmen
when they are only Germans" H ri
Fris says he is a Dutchman. born in
Holland, and he makes three DuIchmen.
anyhow, in FL PasO.
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