El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-02
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS


Il and this plan should be adopt
ed from the first" said c. H. Leaveu-
From Highland Park to the fort it Is
already paved and the section from
Mesa avenue to Highland Park should
be built so that a long, continuous ride
will be insured. Towns like Prescott
and Ash Fork, Ariz-, have Duilt their
scenic highways into the mountains
and have overcome many difficulties.
There is no reason why a city like Il
Paso, many times larger than these
two. should not have as fine a highway
as they Such a highway will be a
benefit to the whole city"
The rumors about a northern repub-
lie in Mexico are again going the
rounds" said c. c. Galegos- There is
no more impossible rumOr that has
ever come out Of Mexico than this one
The Nexicans may have their faCuonal
differences, which have torn the coun-
try for four years, but the Mexicans
are patriotic and il will always be one
united Mexico. II villa or any other
leader puts forward the proposition
that a number Of states secede, he
would receive no more support than
were he 10 propose that the national
capital be surrendered to a foreign
power. Whatever things may be in
store for Mexico, ACKNOWLEDGMENT is
not one OF them
There will be approximately 80 cars
to make the run TO the Pool ranch near
Canuullo Friday evening, whore a big
barbecue is to be given by Adrian
Pool said Louis E Behr- More than
$50 people will attend the function.
which is an annual event Mr.. Pool
has made elaborate preparations for
the barbecue and he has invited all his
friends, whether they voted for Pool or
against Pool at the recent primaries
The cars will form in front Of the court
house at o'clock and Will leave for
the ranch a few minutes later"
Z am OF the opinion that the Boston
Braves Will be returned the winners o.
the worlds series duel" said Jack
Egan- The majority Of the sport writ
ers and fans favor the Athletics. but I
believe that Stallings has a stronger
team all around He is stronger in the
twirling department and at the bat
The brains Of the Boston management
Stallings and Evers. viii prove potent
factors in the success Of the club"
The military tournament will draw
approximately 5000 people to FL Paso,"
said C s. Crowl- 1T will be one Of the
biggest events OF its kind that has ever
been held in this city. not TO mention
in the entire country. There is a great
deal OF interest being shown in the
tournament in the country surrounding
q Paso. believe visitors viii come
from as far as Phoenix and Albuquer-
que 10 this city Extensive preparations
are being made BY the various divis-
Z ions Of the army along the border In
addition 10 parades and other equally
interesting events on the program,
there viii be a baseball tournament TO
decide the championship Of the border"
1T might have been fancy or just
the influence OF the name" said T. J.
BenOit. who is a judge Of boxing. but
as / was watching the fight between
Johnny Papke and private Day at Fort
Bliss Wednesday night seemed to see
. the Billy Papke of old, when he was
middleweight champion. personified in
{ his younger brother in the tnird round!
/ when Papke crouched In the center Of
/ the ring. I would have sworn that he
was either a brother or son Of the eX-
| champion. even II 7 had never seen him
before The boxing pOise is the same,
/ The crouch, the snappy hitting. the cool
/ head. all Of which make Papke one OF
the great men Of boxing art were
l there"
with a little help from merchants
and professional men OF Fl Paso." said
Clyde Woolleu. lit would be possible 10
/ bring the Santa Rita or Hurley Copper
! league teams TO this city for a series
I Of games during the military tourna-
ment There are a number Of star
! players now in Fl. Paso and team that
would stand an excellent chance OF
beating the westerners could be organ
l lied within a very short time. The
I financial backing alone Is the only
/ thing that is lacking