El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-25

-" hE present prosperous SflliS
season for cattle in New Mex
\ leo and Arizona is attributed
nartrv 70 the rainy season." said W. d,
7 Rerfs5-yv. There has hardy been a
/ raasrn for several years that will equal
the present one in prosperity for cattle
owners There has been an especially
heavy demand FOR cows and yearlings
This season. which fortunately the
ranchmen have been able TO fill
As soon as the calves nave
grown into yearlings, they are
Stained 10 various southwestern mar
kets for distribution 70 points IN Cali
fornia. Nebraska and Kansas. The
ranges are in an especially good con-
dition."
The great New York Giant baseball
machine is q thins Of the past" said
A ID wagner. Like the Chicago Cub
infieId if had TO be broken up some
time. and the Boston Braves have GER
tainIv done IT, The row Of defeats
which the Giants have suffered in re-
cent games. and their recent slump is
evidence Of a literal blowing up" Of
the whole team. Next year they will
not have as good team as the pres
eut one. and Will have an even smaller
chance Of winning the pennant. The
from their remarkable work OF past
seasons has been a surprise in fandom,
who now feel that the Giant club as
whole is due for big shakeup."
"On account Of the apprentice work
done by Miss Isabelle Springer in the
Bailey school kindergarten last year"
said Miss Lulu Jones. Of the Bailey
school, the College OF Ethical Culture
in New York City has accredited her
with the equivalent Of a years work
in its training school Miss Springer
will therefore be able to complete the
two years course in this college in one
year We are rather gratified by this
as the standard maintained by the Eth
zeal Culture college is very high"
There was no use calling the city
council in session Thursday morning
until after the big circus parade had
passed" said mayor c +. Kelly. The
city dads suddenly grow younger when
they see the circus parade and they
take as much pleasure in viewing the
sights as the youngsters Once before
when a circus parade was moving up
san Antonio street, council was in ses-
sion, and the meeting was suddenly
postponed by the councilman rushing
TO the windows 10 see the elephants
The same thing would have occurred
Thursday had IL not been that the
meeting was postponed until after the
parade had passed
I'VE expect $500 baseball fans TO
witness the final game Of the cup Sc
ries Sunday al Silver City between
Hurley and Santa Rita" said Harry
Kane Every baseball fan in Hurley.
Santa Rita, Silver City and many from
Fl Paso and Fort Bayard will be there
More interest is taken in the series for
the Chino cup than in the pennant race.
Excursions will be run to Silver City
from Fl PasO and other points Fol-
lowing the game there a strong team {
viii be organized among the Fl Paso
TO play the city league teams" /
Many Ell PasO autoists seem 70 think 4
that the speed limit laws cease when |
the sun sets" said Harry Baird In 4
the down town districts at night the I
1utoists begin speeding mp a little but 4
n the residential section some OF them 4
put the clutch into the high and never |
axe IL out High power machines I
1one racing down Montana and other 4
streets, disregarding all traffic regu- 4
atoms. So far there have been no 4
serious accidents. due chiefly TO luck, /
tut this sort Of thing cannot be kept up
Indefinitely without someone getting
ladly injured" ]
AS most OF the dressed leather is 7
from Europe for our Ameri-
an manufacturers 10 make into shoes"
AID D. C. kinney and as no more I
ressed leather is obtainable on &C
cunt OF the European war preventing I
xportatiOns from the continent, the I
rice OF all shoes and footwear may be
expected 10 advance considerably in !
rice within a short time, unless
america supplies the demand. One does
lot realize how much each nation de-
ENDS upon the others for its supplies
ntil an event like this war Temporal
lily cuts off the supply