El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-22
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

GIT HESE talks by real business
men, lawyers. doctors. den
lists, mining and civil en-
/ gineers and others in different walks
Of life. are proving invaluable 10 the
high school students" said principal ~
H. Hughey. THE talks comprise one
OF the new features introduced in the
high school this year and I believe one
OF the most helpful and useful ones
students Just preparing to graduate
ana attend the universities are really
unsettled as to the vocation that they
want 10 pursue for their LIES work.
hearing from these different men as
sists them in making up their minds.
nc Eet pointers from almost every
profession and thus they are better able
10 make a decision as TO the profession
Ihey want TO take up. We have had
some mighty interesting and instructive
talhs from the bankers. James @. Nc
Nary made a most interesting talk on
the banking business 10 the students
ana II was appreciated. We are trying
10 set the business men OF FL PasO in
lereSIed in this feature Of the school
because We know that IL viii be Of the
greatest good TO the students. Along
these lines we intend 10 look after the
girls. Those in the professions they
Inlgnt want 10 take We are going to ask
TO give talks"
The Mexicans in FL Paso are becom-
ING unduly afraid" said sam Blumen-
tnaL This includes the better class OF
Mexicans who are focking to St. Louis
and other eastern cities, to be out of
Fl Paso. They are really alarmed and
Tor no reason. There is not the slight
est danger and absolutely nothing for
them TO become frightened about. Yet
they are running to these other places
DeleVlng that they are safer. whereas
they ought TO know that In the event Of
war they will be much safer in FL Paso
Ihan IN some Of these eastern cities. FL
Paso's county and city officials are
more than able 10 meet any emergency
that might arise, and every class Of
citizen that may be in the city viii
receive every protection. FL Paso
stands for law and order. Any person
advocating anything different will be
severely dealt with by the officials"
From present indications. there will
be big bunch Of Fl Paso fans who Will
go to Silver City" said policeman J. F.
Caplinger. There viii be a special
game between Silver City and another
OF the Copper league teams. and a royal
entertainment for the El PasO visitors.
We hope 10 have not less than % auto
mobiles make the trip. besides a bunch
going on the train. The date Of the
game has not Yet been fixed, but il
Will be some time in May"
We are going TO have a big sum
mer season at the y. NJ C. A." said H.
B. Durkee- The outdoor handbau and
basketball court has already become
very popular with the advent Of sum
mer and there viii be some good swim
ming matches this season I'm the pool.
We have a continually growing mem
bership and we were never in. better
condition 10 take care Of it."
Nothing like letting oneself loose
once in a while" said superintendent
r. J. Tighe. as he tried the high jump
at the high schools san Jacinto day
picnic '-One can really have a better
time and accomplish more real serious
work by having fun once in a while"
What would ball game be without
a good band" said principal A. H.
Hughey, as the goth infantry band
played an indian war dance while their
players went TO bat This band has
not failed 20 keep an accompaniment
to every play Of the teams. and it GER
tainly helps keep things lively"
The blockade OF veracruz has
spoiled my plans for going TO Mexico
City said British vice consul Cunard-
Cummins, Of TorreOu- 4 had expected
TO go 10 Neracruz and Mexico City at
once and engage IL business there. But
the blockade OF the port Of Veracruz
prevents this and I viii have TO go
south from TOrreOu and 20 overland
the best way possible. for am anxious
20 get 20 Mexico City and I VIII tax.
any way 10 get there"