El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

&" HE Improvement in the must
cal taste of our pupils in the
Lamar school has been no
ticeabIe in a marked degree since the
opera programs were started at lne
school, said Miss Alice F1tzpaL-Ch'
the 1rfnciDal of the school. I'VE Try 10
teach them as much as possible besides
the mere singing of the opera choruse USES
After we have given an opera prog an IN
we get as many as posslDIe OF INC 80 pSSiI
records from the opera 1or tne sCLl ,S,C
photograph In the phonograph con
certs which are frequently given IN Iue
various rooms the school pupIs aIS
expected to classify the Yolces, 70 ifa
Immediately whether the singer - 49, 49,
tenor and so on, and also to name Ihe
situation in the opera IN Wnlch IASS
really become thoroughly famlhaL WIN
the entire opera. We nave IOu ~ - a.
the standard of our scholars Ike III
music have been greatiy iinpiO' 90
The ride to the organ mountains
is hard to excel" said j. c. w hlIe' Wio
has just returned from short ,, run N
his automobile to the Stevens BennSlI
mines in the organ mountains. 1Iie
hills are wonderfully pretty at TINS
time of the year with the tonnage u
bush and tree just beginning 70 coulo
out. That mine, by the way Is SUM-
sight, too; there are 10000 tons OF ore
sacked and ready to be shipped
K
cit is not press agent STUFF ABOUT tHe
Sells Floto- Buffalo Bill circus belhS
bigger than ever this year said Jack
Beck. the man ahead of the snow VINO
was here Sunday 'Ihere are O2v pei
pie with the show TINS year, WnlCH -
almost twice as many as last year II
requires Il more cars TO carry Inese
people and the additional stock. IneIe
are ten bands this season, just COUPE
the number the show has carried IN Ine
nv fn
the entire Buffalo Bill show and Two
calliopes. A lot Of new equipment Lhat
has been added to the snow since tdst
year and you will see the SIedleSI
show for the money that was ever IN
Ell Paso when you go tins evening
X X
s'Vhen a customer of ours leaves the
city il in no way 1oIloWs InaI we lOs
the Popular store. Just today we re-
ceived an order from Los Angeles from
an Ell Pasoan who IS out there on
vacation. We have customers IN New
York, Mexico and Cuba, all former El
Pasoans and they continue to do most
of their buying with. US Men espe-
cialIy like to stick 10 one store. a
man gets in the habit of buying ms
clothes at one store and the clerks
soon get to know his sizes and prefer
ences and we often get orders Tor Spe-
cial sizes of hats, collars etc, from
men customers who, IN some cases
lar ten years ago and have not been IN
FL Paso for years
=
''For city of its size. FL Paso prob
ably has a better representation in Eu-
rope during the summer months than
any other city in the southwest, SAID
H D. McGregor, city passenger agent
on the Southwestern and agent Tor
some 20 odd steamship lines The
traffic is beginning already and the in
dications are that the spring and sum-
mer seasons viii be very good ones
Advices from the east are that trans
Atlantic traffic this year is going to
be heavy and some of the larger lines
report that reservations have been
made for sailings well into June"
y
"Our people were very much hurt
when the ATexicans from Chihuahua
distributed circulars at the door Of san
IgnaciO Catholic church" said father
c. FRANCHISE, the Jesuit priest IN
against me personally, but the con-
gregation felt the afrOnt deeply 1
was surprised that the fine was low
cred from $500 to $40 upon the promise
being given that the affair would not
occur again. The congregation Of san
Ignacio felt that il was more Of a
SANDER against the church than against
me and they were responsible for the
mems arrest, as I did not care TO take
it up in the courts"
x
1.-THE smell of SaWduSt. the blare OF
bands and the yaDp of the side show
ticket sellers takes me back to the cir
Gus lot and it is all I can do to stick
here in FL PaSO with this circus spring
fever in my blood said 81 Ogden who
was the chief privilege man with Ring
ling brothers show last year There
is 4 fascination about the circus life
that gets into the blood and is as hard
to get rid of as the ink in a newspaper
mans system. A new town each day.
or O n
a great crowd of good fellows who
compose one big, happy family, all
draw man into the vortex of the can
vas covered arena and it takes lot of
grit to keep out of it, even for a year
It is a legend that once a circus man
always one and I am afraid II is true,
although I intend to stay in FL Paso
this year and attend to business like
the most confirmed towner"
1.-THE Shriners have appointed me the
official burrO master for the Atlanta