El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-26
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

the war spirit in their make
up said Louis Lindenthal of
Chicago. Tartan plaids and checks
VIII De Worn much this coming spring
as a touch of the highland fighters
VINO are battling on the continent
coats will be short, will have wide
IapeIs and will be cut to give the slim
wasted effect Trousers. will be tight,
VIII nave narrow cuffs and the vests
VIII nave the same wide lapel as the
coats Patch pockets will be good this
car ana many serges will be worn in
audltlon to the Scotch plaids. For
sum sumner the palm beach suitings and
9iIh SUITS VIII be worn almost exciu-
9InSIy. Ihese are becoming more and
more more. popular and are being Bought in
S1edI quantities by the dealers"
Chicago was as cold as blue bIazes
wren left there Monday" said Roy
CIoWder, formerly of Ell Paso. Com
ing IN on the I. c. train from the south
sue the breakwater along the lake
front was frozen and the wind off the
axe was biting cold. Coming down
on the train there was a man from
canada and he said that they had
Deen having storms there and that
me storm wave had moved down on
L
walked up from the station and was
roasting hot, although everyone here
was complaining of the cold weather.
ii Paso has the climate and it is great
giving"
FL Pasoans who are interested in
chlckens should not fail to attend the
poultry show which opened Thanks
giving morning" said DR.. A. L. FOote.
he n ri IN
Pasoans to see the high class birds
tEat are now being raised BY local
breeders. Within a short time the val
Ieys Of the Rio Grande will become
one OF the greatest farming and
STOCK raising communities in the west.
among the principal pursuits will be
chicken raising. Raising chickens has
proved very profitable in the south
west especially when raised on a large
scale Turkey raisers have found this
INDUSTRY profitable and in the future
these birds will be raised on much
larger scale in the southwest"
ITS remarkable the many forms Of
testimony a. justice of the peace has
to listen to-" said J. J. Murphy. wit
nesses often tell different stories
about the cases pending and some of
their remarks are really funny. The
other day l was trying a prisoner on
a charge of stealing a watch. The tes-
timony introduced showed that the ac-
cUsed had picked the prosecuting wit
ness's pocket and stolen his watch:
that the prosecuting witness captured
the thief with his watch and took him
to the ploice station. On the witness
stand the accused testified that he
was standing on the corner looking at
the prosecuting witness. He said the
prosecuting witness became angry and
walked away, and as he passed him he
put his watch in his pocket and then
had MIN arrested. There are many
other amusing incidents each day in a
justice of the peace court in Ell Paso."
THE past 10 days have witnessed q
decided increase in both sales and in
quiries in valley lands" said H La
Sale. This, in large measure, is
accounted for by the work that is be-
lrg done by the immigration bureau.
Outsiders are beginning to realize that
the best all round irrigation project in
the country, where the land is close to
large and fast growing city. will
soon be completed and from now on
all indications are that there will be
a decided increase in valley sales. 1t
is certain that most of the large tracts
Will be cut up and this will encourage
settlement by farmers of limited
means. FL Paso has always had a
huge asset in the valley and this asset
will steadily increase in value"
''The Mexican navy may not be large,
but it is effective" said Refugio
Miereles. During the Huerta regime
Guaymas and other west coast ports
were held against greatly superior
forces simply because of the activity
of the gun boats. The same was true
in the case Of Tampico. Even should
tho Villa troops secure complete con-
troll of the railroad lines runninT into
Tampico, they will have hard fight
to capture the port with the lara
gosa defending it I was recently at
Tampico and found that the extensive
defence works to the west Of the city,
which were built by the Huerta troops,
had been repaired and are now Of suf-
ncient strength to give ample protec-
ton to the port"
THE cleverness Of an automobile
race driver in a cross country or
track race is in repairing his ma
chine after a wreck" said Lew Gasser !
TT was a most interesting sight to