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

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p. in Texas and have been in
- all of them" said J. NJ Erak,
/ a North Oregon street restauranter.
Dallas is a good city and is paving
( Its streets and laying sidewalks. but
I III Paso got the start in those things.
( This is clean city. I conducted a
/ large restaurant in Dallas for years
/ and also one in San Antonio at one
time Here have a smaller place. but
10 not have TO pay as high rent or
employ as much help as in larger
/ place further down town and in the
/ ert the profits are about the same"
There is a rebel Junta in Fl Paso
that should not be allowed" said Col.
Juan n Nasquez, commander of the
Juarez garrison. Those people meet
| TO plan revolutions in Mexico. If any
Junta were to be established in our
country to plot against thei United
states government. il would be broken
up immediately and the men put in
lalL If YOU have no law to prohibit
Juntas. you should get one.
after Unsuccessfully trying for q
year to keen the water clean in the
pool At Washington park, I have sue
ceeded at last said J. c. Harry.
swimming master at the park Last
So ason the water got filled with green
stuff and cotton blew in from the
trees If floated on top Of the water.
and the bathers thinking the water
. was dirty, stayed out This year there
is none When 7 put fresh water IN
each Sunday night 7 put three pounds
of blueStOne (sulphate of cOppcr) that
is an anuseptic and. besides DESTROY
ing all germs and possibility Of the
spread Of disease. it eliminates the IN
pleasant appearance of cotton and
other foreign matter and makes the
water clean and inviting. Business has
been better as q result Of this trial.
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last year the tank leaked. This year
/ used waterproof paste on il and
now have no leakage We are getting
the crowds"
81 wish the Villistas would hurry up
and attack JUarez OF announce they
are going to- said a trooper of the
Second cavalry we were to have
received our pay Saturday. but or
dcrs were issued not to pay us until
after that trouble is over I guess
Col West was afraid some of the men
might go on a spre or desert or some
thing Of the sort and he wants every
one 10 be on hand IN case Of an emer-
Eency. Please send a message to Villa
that we are awaiting for our pay and
maybe he viii DO something
Me for Van Patterns Dripping
Springs resort in the fall" said Charlie
Stevens. who went with the motor
crowd to the New Mexico mountain
resort Friday The camp which Maj
Van Patten has established at the base
of the Organs is an ideal place to
spend Sunday on an automobile run
from FL PasO. With n little more
shade up there and the road repaired
from Las Cruces out five miles to the
hard mesa, il would be fine driving
for car Van Patterns is an ideal
place for staying over night and there
is plenty Of room for all who wish to
go"
eel Paso's first roof garden is catch
ing on said manager n A. Shemick.
Of the PaSO Del NOrte hotel we had
more than 1000 people here on July
Fourth They came so fast that we
had to hump ourselves TO attend to
their wants But they all seemed TO
have a good time watching the motion
pictures, listening to the quartet and
dancing in the ball room. The hotel
management is so well pleased with
the success Of the garden that # will
be permanent part Of the hotel
entertainment"
Ell Pasoans do not realize the advan-
tages they enjoy for the study OF
Mexican history" said z. L Cobb
when was back in Michigan stump
ing that state for president Wilson ]
had this fact impressed upon me most
fOrcibly. I was al a loss for a good,
snappy opening for my speech in one
Of the Michigan towns I wanted what
you newspaper boys call a snappy
lead The chairman had given me one
Of those we have with US this evening
intrOdUctiOns. I thought of the battle
of JuareZ and proceeded to tell them
that I came from FL PasO, a city where
I had watched from my office windo-
a battle which had changed the pOlit-
cal complexion Of a republic 7 saw
that 7 had struck a popular cord. for
they had heard little or nothing OF
Mexico and they wanted more I pro-
ceeded ITO give them what they wanted,
making a comparison between political
Mexico and political United States,
with a good punch in ii for Wilson.
When 7 returned to the Chicago head
quarters they showed me a telegram
from the Michigan town saying my au-
dress was the most interesting they
had heard that campaign. 1t was the
Fl Paso-MeXicO stuff that caught
them
For my part. I think Maria and Al
pine are better summer resorts than
ClOudcrOft,' said eXmayor Jos. T.
Sweeney today. after visit to Maria
with his family. MY wife and chill
dren arc doing fine at Maria" he con-
tinued. "and the altitude is not so high. |
/ had to sleep under blanket every
night I was there. and Saturday night [
went down town in my shirtsleeves at I
ter dark and my teeth chartered as If It
were midWinter II I took nap IN
the afternoon. / had 10 close the win
dow il was actually too cool to sleep
] think 7 viii build summer home in
Maria for my family. 1t is healthful, Z
cool enough. and they have the advan-
taEcs Of the little city"
ployed on railroad construction work
in Arizona, arrived yesterday.
City Ticket agent DarbyShire, Of the Z
r & = returned from Dallas TODAY. l