El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-10

INTERVIEWS

ItV you have 20 hand 1t to Frank
Y DouueIly. the stage manager
at the AIhambra theater.'
said C. H Rosenthal. press agent at
the theater. while with the Great
New York Stock company, limited, tour
ing the west, they struck a small town
that had increased from a mining camp
to a village OF some SIZE. Dul oL-S
boosted of two laundries, and both OPP
Grated by Chinese. Frank and ms
roommate, the leading man. were IN
the need Of clean linen and they imIIe-
diataIv brought their wash to the CHI
namel. for which they received the
usual ticket in Chinese hieroglyphlcs'
The next dav the most important ques-
ton was TO raise the price OF tnef
laundry bills from the manager me
leading man was elected to approach
the great moguI for 81, and succeeded
in getting the money only aIter point
ing out the dire necessity OF clean
collar when he removed his coat 10 save
the heroine from the raging lion. wnlcn
part was taken By DOnnelly- Eut. alaS.
after receiving the 81. the leading man
Immediately repaired 10 the nearest
restaurant and proceeded to demollsn
enough ham and eggs 20 make his cap
ita1 look like s1.05. Coming out OF the
restaurant he was spied by Donnelly,
who knew something was wrong. Tor
the ThespIan looked unusually happy
and in a few moments he had learned
the truth. But the quick brain Of Don
nelly was equa! to the occasion ah9
1 suggested that they 80 to the hotel and
shave Once in the room they tmme-
/ diateIv removed their coats and while
l the leading man was scraplnE MS race
I Donnelly switched laundry tickets AZ
; ter the shave the porter was dispatched
I to brine, the leading mans laundry. for
which he received 81 and the ticket
Z presumably belonging to the actor
When the reporter returned and the
Z bundle was opened. the bowls and cries
/ Of anguish that echoed throughout that
hotel would have brought down the
house If put on at the local theater-
{ The heroine was saved that night BY
I the hero with a handkerchief around
Z his neck instead OF q collar
People have inquired about the con-
{ tents Of the various rolls and poucnes
Z carried on the saddles OF the artillery
7 and cavalry horses" said cant George
q Williams. OF the 18th cavalry The
Z blanket roll on the back OF the saddle
( contains. beside blankets, the troopers
Z towel, a pair OF clean socks, tooth
| brush and a hair comb In the saddle
I bag is the curry comb and brush with
I extra shoes for the horse, and the
. troopers mess kit On the Dommel OF
the saddle the troopers slicker is car
/ ried-"
zone thing that impressed every
, visitor 10 Washington park. where they
! witnessed the military tournament, was
the extremely good order which pre-
Z vailed said A B. Burton. 1t Is as
tOnishiuE TO see such neatness and
/ uuietness where such large body Of
men IS assembled During the first
dav OF the tournament. when the vari-
Gus divisions OF the army were per-
{ forming their various drills, not q
sound was heard from the soldiers
I while the civilians cheered the per-
formers to the echo. While the base
ball game was in progress Friday
morning at the park. not an objection
was voiced on the decisions OF the UNI
! pires. which made IL one OF the clean
est affairs that has been seen here il
I some time"
participants in the motorcycle road
J race from FL Paso 10 Phoenix are ou'
/ daily practicing FOR the event" SAID
president Oscar FeEan. Of the FL PasC
Motorcycle club. More than ordinary
interest is being manifested IN the race