El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
BOOSTERS ENJOY
BIC TIME On TRIP
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TO work with, and, like most good COM
manders gives the credit to the men
Col Frank West, the regimental COM
mander, who is on the train, and
through whose courtesy the band was
secured, is very proud of his musicians
] and is gratified at the praise which
the people of the different towns be-
stow upon them
The Band Personnel.
Those in the band are;
Chief musician, S A. Dapp; principal
musician, VIM. Marvin; chief trum-
peter, Jacob Maier; sergeant, Gaze
tario CoreIlf: corporals, VIM Wetherall
George Greenburg, Felix Gazdzieski,
Fred Bruce, Frank Holichek, Hayden
Matthews, Ferdinand Woods; prlVates,
Jack Pulwski, Wilbur Deliver, Arthur
Hurley Andrew BruScO, Samuel Coop
er. Alfred Aldreni, Jos. Lechnye, JOS
Robinson, VIM. Bowers, Walter kllnko,
Walter Coleman; cooks, Ogle Crossley
and Chas- Irwin
The miniature Heralds are making
a big hit as souvenirs with the peo-
pie in the towns visited.
NJ W. Mccoy is distributing matches
to the people all along the road, telling
them what hotel he hopes they will
stop at in Ell PasO-
UcefuI Willard.
Willard Holt, of Demlng, n. M, VINO
accompanied the Ell PaSoanS to Silver
City was an amending source of infOr-
knows as much about Silver City and
the country between the two towns a.
he knows about Deming, apparently,
which means that he is rather well
posted. Mr.. Holt used to think Michi-
gan was some state, but now he thinks
Deming is greater than all Michigan
A Snowy Bunch.
The red hats worn by the FL PaSo-
ans certainly attract attention The FL
Paso coIors of yellow and black on the
canes are also attracting comment The
marching aggregation of over half
hundred Ell Pasoans with these bright
colors, certainly wake up the commu-
nifty when they strike a town
The souvenir whistles which are be-
ing distributed in behalf of the Ell PaSO
chamber of commerce, are making
great hit with the children. They are
made in the shape of hub and inform
the public generally that FL PaSo is
the trade hub of the southwest A lot
of facts about Ell PasO are printed
a book.
Fine Phone Service.
The telephone service which C. E.
Stratton is furnishing the excursion
lists by which they can telephone home
to their wives or their offices, is cauS-
ing more talk than anything else on
the trip. 1t enables the men on the
train to call up their homes from the
stop, as Mr.. Stratton, who is the gen
eral manager of the Tri-State COM
pany, has his line waiting when the
train stops and is able to run in a con-
nection in half q minutes time. Mon
day at Deming. he put in call for Jay
Dean to Denver and got reply in
Just four minutes.
The special train is so heavy and the
grades so steep on the Silver City line
that it was necessary to have two en-
gineS to take the train up to the Hill
top city. Conductor J. B. Sutton had
charge of the train with engineers C.
A Folk and n. NJ Ketchum and fire.
men G. Anderson and 3. F. Bonar in
the cabs. Brakemen H. A Hart and E.
Baldwin completed the crew
L. e. Neff borrowed a uniform and
played conductor part of the way up.
He succeeded in collecting S. fare from
a Deming man and then returned it
and made him buy the drinks.