El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-23
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

CANNOT understand how any
civilized person can take pleas
Il ure in Witnessing a bull fight"
said F C. smith of Chicago. 4 went
n one in Juarez out of curiosity and
-a,.er vas more disguised nor saw
= more revolving sight IN my LIE i
did NOT stav through the performance
What 7 saw was enough, but there
were many American people IN the
audience who seemed TO be enjoying
the brutal speCtacle- / suppose we
humans are more or less barbarians
at heart but ] think Dull IgnL is
the limit If the bull had ghost Of
a show. or if the cruelty OF the horses
was eliminated. the thing would not
be so bad But, as il is. bull fight
is q. one sided. brutal show, and have
nv opinion of any one who would
go to see a figh! the second time
while I am for any organization
of real estate men which VIII serve
u place real farmers on the land said
H NJ Maple 4 do not think that
any one can show the lard like the
man who owns IL. or has direct charge
OF its sale. I am IN favor OF the pro-
posed real estate exchange and viii be
glad TO belong. But I do not think
that a secretary. or someone not di-
rectly interested in the sale of lards,
could present the arguments in the
same light as the man who has the
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most impossible for one man TO study
all Of the valley lands that are for
sale and he would not have the same
keen interest ir making sale that
man would who made 1t his bust
ness"
AS soon as the Constitutionalistss
took over the railways they started
taking stock said c l. Cady- OF
months there has not been any attempt
made TO keep track of the cars or loco
motives. Dozens of each had been
burned or wrecked ard the new Off
Gals had no idea Of what they were
going to have to work with The work
has about been completed and shows
a large shrinkage from the figures Of
four years ago The new manage
meut. however, is a progressive one
and expects TO improve the equipment
as rapidly as possible. For the pres
ent, however. the Improvement Work
will be restricted to getting tracks irto
first class condition
People in FL Paso's territory are
certainly interested in the military
tournament that is TO be held here in
October" said T D. Hall Il recently
returned from Roswell and other cities
in the PecOs valley and IT many Of
them I was told that good sized dele
cations were expecting to come to Fl
Faso Ior the celeoratlon- me tourna--
meut has been extensively advertised
and there is no reason WHY there
should not be a large out OF town at
tendance, especially as the railroads
are offering low rates"
The acquisition OF the use Of the
Catholic Athletic club gymnasium and Z
its grounds by the high school is a
principal A H Hughey- 1T will offer
better facilities for the physical train
ing work for both the boys and girls Z
that is being introduced in the. high /
practice place for the football aud /
baseball teams In the past the boys |
have had 10 20 20 Washington park (
for their football practice. All the 1
the action Of the school board in secur-
ing the gymnasium for their use"
Reports that trains Of the Mexican I
National railway system will run into !
Fl Paso in a short time are unfourd- /
ed said W. R. Martin. superintendent /
Of the Union station Trains could I
not run on this side from Mexico with I
ard Austin. and IL is certain 70 be some
time before trains cross to Fl Paso-" I
Bowling. the premier winter sport ]
Of FL Paso. will soon be resumed
said Art Woods. "On oct I the sched- /
ules Of the three bowling leagues OF \
the Cactus club will open with at least 1
six teams entered in each race. Last :
popular pastimes in the city. Quite a I
number OF towns have Joined q Paso !
In the movement to form q bowling
ci-cuit this winter The scores coul1 /
b. given over the telephone at the I
end CT each game with little cost
IF the auditorium, or market
house was TO be erected on the court
house square IL would mar the beauty
OF the combination municipal and coun-
" building" said Dr.. Robert Ramey- 4
This is why the Rotary club opposed /
having the auditorium erected there
We believe that a suitable site can be
secured north Of the railroad tracks.
The combination municipal and county
building will add TO the appearance Of
the city I believe that the city can Z
erect the auditorium on the Santa Fe l
street side Of the Cleveland square II
such is the case. then band concerts
can be held in the auditorium during