El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-24
Keep Mail off This Train
Golden State Limited VIII Not Take
Betters-LitSIe Interviews
With Ell PasOans.

o not mail any letters on the
Golden State Limited unless you
- wish to see them thrown Oh
along the rightOfway and under the
wheels. For the information of the
patrons of Uncle Sans most popular
branch of the government service, the
Golden state Limited, going out OF II
Paso, carries no mail car and onIy
pouch mail from Ell PasO to the east
Wednesday an FL PaSOau wished "
mail some important matter east on
the Limited, and, as 1t was too 10 le
for the regular mail at the poSto1Ilce'
he mailed it on the train-or trled 70
After the train had gone a block, the
messenger on the train denDerateIS
threw the letter off on the rlgnIoIWay-
George Rogers, assistant chiet clerk
of the railway mail service, says that
the mail service on the Golden state
limited has been discontinued and
that only pouch mail is being handIeu-
If your mail must go out on the
limited trains" he says, De sure ~
is in the postof1ice 40 minutes pc
fore the train IS due to leave. Ihere
is no mail clerk on this train now ana
only the closed pouches are handleo-
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whether or not he is a bandit
Pancho Villa has the respect OF the
Americans in western Chihuahua says
attorney L
a Mormon who left recently Tor the
colonies in western Chihuahua lie
SAYS that Villa has the reputation there
of protecting the Americans and otner
foreigners and that he has never mo- mo-
Tested anyone The man told me that
whenever Villa was in the country
they were sure that everything would
be all right and that no one would
be mOlested-"
81 am trying TO get up a party Of is
TO 90 to Denver to attend the knights
TempIar national conclaye' Wnlch
opens there Aug H." said Scott W hlle
today, and if you see anybody who IS
thinking of making the trip, send them
aroun7 to see me The regular sum
mer rates are now on The round TRIP
is only S35 and the tickets are good
for the rest of the season. If we can
get Is people, we can secure a special
Pullman for the trip There viii De
so 000 uniformed Templars in the Dig
parade at the conclave and ii viii take
the parade four hours to pass a given
point That itself will be worth see
ing. Denver is arranging to properly
entertain all visitors and the city IS
to be decorated deliberately l see by
The Herald OF Wednesday that the
decorating has commenced"
81 am going 10 win the first prize
in the Fl PaSO to Phoenix race salu
Ted Rouault. of Las Cruces, yesterday
"
ter a Vleie with Weightman, the Al
buquerque driver, who won the Albu-
querQue to Santa F'e race, driving II Tor
me. We will make several trips over
the road before the race, so that we
will become familiar with every piece
of road between FL PasO and Phoenix.
I have just come back from round
trip TO Albuquerque in a Viele 40, sucn
as I am going to enter in the race,
and had no trouble going anywhere
over in the Estancia valley We struck
a piece of road where he ran 40 miles
an hour for a distance of is miles
returning, we found very bad piece
Of road It was the worst stretch we
found on the trip
''El PasO suits me for the summer as
wei as the winter said H. NJ Adams.
I have just returned from Kansas
City, where the mercury ran up to
LOG in the shade. There are other
places hotter than that in Kansas and
/ visited them It is good TO get back
10 q cool town like this again.
"On a rainy day in Cincinnati no one
will sell a . Dqtehman a rope" said Jim
Conklin- 1.-The Dutch are world beat
ers when it comes to hanging them
selves, and a wet, rainy day inspires
the deed Cincinnati merchants have
learned this Conklin's discourse
along this line was actuated by the
fact that for one week he had been
looking for a ''Dutchman" who came to
FL PasO in 1856. He can't find him
COnklin thinks there have been some
rainy days since 1886.
Il think Bryan would act a little
different If this Mexican trouble in
terfered with lectures he intended to
make down there said DR.. J, W. Yard
Tuesday.
Every time I see movie show
/ feel just like yelling Film up, again,
kid" said R. H. Rinehart today.
Capt W. D. Greet said: It have dis
covered that we have new bug in FL
Paso. For time the bugs that
lights bothered me considerably, but
the new bug has that one backed off
the board AS near as can figure out
this new specimen is a cross between
a spider and a pumpkin bug. If you
light this animal, he will fight back
He rears up on his hind legs and hissess
If L can manage to get rid Of this latest
bug VIII have solved one Of my great
est problems"
Police chief Davts's war on spooners
set Park Pitman to reminiscing about
the days when the courthouse yard
was the paradise Of spooners. IN those
deys, he said, "sidecombs, backcombs.
hair ribbons. hairpins and other things
filled the courthouse yard almost ev-
cry morning. The collections used to
time there was a string Of fine beads
The girl who owned them, now Wom-
an, is living in EI Paso today Like
the rest Of the articles the beads were
around and claimed them. I believe I
would have left the beads, If I had
been the girl"