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

c~ITY taxes are being paid more
readily this year than last
- year and 1 take that as an
indication that times here in FL Paso
are prosperous" said city tax col
lector David Sullivan. ct IS an indica-
ton that there is more money in cir
culation. A man who came IN 10
nav his taxes today said that he was
confident that more money was N
circulation in FL Paso now than nau
been the case for years. Time mas
been extended on the payment OF city
taxes and they will not now become
delinquent until the last of March.
CT return to FL Paso a full fledged
booster for Haywood Springs n. NJ
declared Tom Lea, who IN company
with judge Dan NJ. Jackson, spent
week at Haywood IhaI IS Ger fanny
a wonderful proposition and would pc
worth millions of dollars If properly
handled and promoted I feel Just as
good as new after the baths ! took
in the natural not springs me sPl t tI3
lust come right out OF 1OrmaLlOh ina
looks exactly like the crater OF VOL
cano. If one is feeling the least bit
under the weather from any cause al
they have to do is to go to haywood
and take a course Of baths. That Will
certainly put them on their feet IN
short order"
association will soon be one Of the
leading forces in southwestern ath-
letics," said Homer Thomas. me I'M
provement and the development OF TINS
Organization during the past year, the
first wear of its organization, has been
very creditable. Besides winning the
football championship of the city last
fall. it has also strong chance at the
basketball championship and trophy,
which will be decided in the spring.
1--WE had a rather interesting lee
ture at the high school recently on the
occult in Shakspere," said A h
Hughey, principal of the nigh schoob
"but although it was interesting, DO
not agree with the speaker. L De-
1 lieve that it has been the reaIlsIs OF
the world who have accomplished the
biggest things. The men who lived
strictly in the present and took ad-
vantage of the now In the drama
of julius Caesar, how much stronger
! and more interesting is the character
of Julius Caesar, stern realSU that ne
was. who lived strictly IN the present
and believed only what ne saw Lhan
| the soOthsayer, losing the pest par
of the present life for peering into the
| next. who lived in a maze OF dreams
and uurealities. Even though the
| soothsayer did fOretell what happened,
/ what did he get out or hVlng OF, WhaI
/ is more important, what did he give to
the day in which he lived2 The real1st
/ Julius Caesar is immortal; the sooth-
saver only lives in connection with
! him"
EVERY man is proud Of his sons
! and I am no exception to the rule,
| said J. W. Hutchen. My boy is put
1 16 years old, but ne is doing police
! is getting away with it. Lloyd started
| as a cub and he is now covering tht
/ important assignment regularly. Re'
4 Gently the Banner poet wrote a jingle
z in WI
| some very nice compliments. OF course
I 7 was ticlled. what father is not wheT
his son gets a little praise. have
F, always wanted the boy to be a news
1aneT man and I believe he is going
to make a good one"
This has been strenuous trip fol
me" said Tom Finty, jr, the Dallas
the bankers hearing. we viii be u
all night Sunday night get int
Austin and go to work % on n tn
7 worked harder than eve
do at home. Having a good time /
as hard as real work and besides
J did a lot of work for my paper Will
/ 7 was here. Ell PasO made good show
I Ing before the secretaries and I wa
veTv favorably impressed with the pa
pers that were read by the local men.
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eft will be a surprising thing ]
Gen. Villa does not get writer's cram
before long" says Gen. Manuel Cha'
who came to Juarez Sunday with viii;
'1nr commander has had to sign hi
name hundreds Of times daily sine
he became prominent and it is gettin
to he a tfresome proceeding with hin
Recently he has been the victim {
numerous autograph collectors an
. I fbev have kept him busy signing HI
name to pictures of himself. He ha
F a new fountain pen and it is in US
: ! nearly all the time"
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: sTn your issue of last Saturday v
| noticed an interview with Col. EugeT
= Van Patten, of Las Cruces wherei
. he injuries as to a silver cup won I
las Cruces during the statehood jub
lee parade two years ago" said Robe
+ SiIberberg, of SiIberberg brothers. -
3 answer thereto, we beg to advise "
+ that the cup has been in our possessiC
+ ever since, awaiting a claimant f
q / same. and. as we were in ignoran
9 who to deliver it to, we have be,
; waiting until now for someone to CO
2 for it..
!, "Few people know it. but that big pa
Of elk horns in the lodge room of {