El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-18
UNIVERSITY MEN
TO WORK At POLLS
College Spirit Is Strong For
Amendments in Satur-
H. T7Io4:
DAVIS Election.

It is the college, spirit born of the
love for their Alma Mater that has
created the enthusiasm prevailing the
day before the election to be held Sat
urday, when the polls at the various
precincts viii be opened at o'clock
1 in the morning for the voting on the
amendments OF the state constitution.
Behind the movement and foremost in
the ranks of the workers in FL PasO
are the university men. Some are
quarter of century ago, some
are recent graduates all are
u Of t. men, and the carrying Of the
issue bonds for the university is some
thing done for the university. The pre-
dictlon that FL Paso viii poll a heavy
vote Saturday is based on the spirit
the local university men are display
ing.
Young Democrats to Work Hard.
The young Democrats, who held a
meeting Thursday night in their head
quarters in the basement of the Paso
del NOrte, are mostly university men,
and the plans formulated by them
4 Thursday night, if carried out, the
crowds Of voters at the different voting
places saturday will be a replica of
the day before the big football game
when the line of those waiting to pur-
chase tickets to the game extended
back for several blocks.
The heaviest vote ever polled in FL
PasO was the slogan adopted Thurs
day night. While these young Demo-
Gratis are university men they are aslO
politics, and the methods of getting
the voters to the polls.
To Use Many Autos.
The automobile of every member Of
the club, who has one, has been Sc
cured for the day Of the election. and
If those will not be sufficient. others
viii be obtained. Robert Holiday,
president of the club, and graduate
of the university, has assumed charge
Of the election affairs. Thursday night
ne came to the meeting armed with a
foer4 Of y,
were the names of every voter
in the city. There were II of
these little books and to the work
ers in the different II city precincts
one Of these little books was given.
The duty imposed on the worker is TO
see that every man whose name is in
his book votes Saturday. a mark after
the name is to Indicate this.
Working committees for each pre-
cinct Were selected by Mr. Holiday,
and in addition to. assisting in getting
the voters to the polls, these are to see
that the election judges and their
clerks are fed and otherwise taken
care of.
Throughout the day Mr. Holiday will
be in touch with the election. Reports
are to be made to him at the head
quarters which will be the office of
ner building Those who will be en-
gagged in the real work of getting the
Thursday night to phone "22S" in case
anything went wrong or anything was
needed. The committees appointed are
to report at the various polls at
o'clock sharp Saturday morning, and re-
main at their posts throughout the
day.
The Precinct Committees
The precinct committees named are:
Precinct No w. s. Crawford, ". c.
Bulger. No. domingo Montoya, W.
II. Brooks. No STANLEY Good, jr..
H. G. VanHaselan, Frank Behr, Jim
Fulgham- No. &C. Frank Alderete,
J. n. Garcia. No. 81. A Escajeda,
J. D. Ponder, W. Riggs, J. NJ. GOggin,
Z. A. Hewitt, NJ. and n. Goldoft. No. e.
Dave Sullivan, H. St. Morris, NJ Null
cahy, /. y. Davis, Henry Terrell. No. z
Steve Dawson, Ed Held, J. J. Murphy.
No sc. r. Brownie, Joe Dunno,
las Jones, r NJ. Reed, c. c. Stapleton-
No. 81 NJ. Carter. Harry Dow, J. 7.
Cain, Randolph Terry, George Harper.
No. 10-E. b. Elfers, Billy Smith, J. T.
Hill. No. 11-R c. Walsh, H. l. Eng
lish Park Pitman, Vic Moore, G. W.
Groom. c. H. LeaVeu, PeytOn J. Ed
wards. No. I2-E. 3. McChntock, VIII
J. Watson, ". E. Race, George LeBaron,
Joe Driscoll. No. ia. S. J. Eylar,
Jack Dawson, Joe Grant, L. S. Goen,
Herbert Num-. Roy Barnum. Ed Miller.
ham, Percy McGhee, J. B. DuBose, J. K
Prather, L. J. Redding, A. 7. Samworth,
NJ. J. McGuTn. No. 15-A- R Gram
bling, Louis Z. Behr, p. R. Price, W. H.
Anderson o. I. Bowen, NJ. Maloney. No.
16-MasOn Pollard, Ballard COldwell,
Adrian Pool, Henry Schaffer, J. W.
Yard, Dan NJ Jackson, Norman NJ.
Walker. Robert Holiday. No. IL
Charles Gaal-