El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-19

outbreak Of the war were. nominal
- these cannot now be replenished"
asr-r,Iaross is one Of the coming
..-,-ne on the FL PasO & Southwest
49,, system" declared James E An
lean editor of the Tribune published
.I-s-s and one of Tularosa's energetic
Itf-s1s Mr. Anderson spent Tuesday
~ n Paso. together with W. A Cio-
--a1 Dostmaster Of Tularosa, the two
l..--t4 -, home from the New Mexico
state convention at Albuquerque
which they attended as delegates from
Stgro county. This years fruit crop
- the best in the history Of the
,,gisrosa section" Mr. Anderson said.
..bnf difficulty IN finding a market for
some OF IL caused loss to the orch
YEAR 10 find a market in advance and
70 ship all the fruit produced TO those
places where it will bring the highest
market price %
Germany will continue to be de-
feated. and the triple entente will be
1,icforious" said l. Lyman, "as long
a. the reports OF the European war
are coming from Paris. Brussels and
7 london Reports such as have already
big advantage TO the Belgians and
French. and tell Of the enormous
losses Of the German troops II a wire
could be opened from Berlin II is a
great deal more about the conflict
Americans Of German descent, who
have relatives in the Fatherland, are
Greatly concerned in the war and
would like to see a victory registered
for the troops Of the kaiser, II such an
occurrence could be said truthfully."
Talk about entertainments" said
Ernest Gemoets. Il think the best
entertainment 1 ever saw was given
BY a number Of Americans at Torreon
several years ago. At that time, /
" Timer, now American vice consul,
was an ordinary mortal engaged in
the commission business He wac
returning from a trip TO Alabama,
where he visited his home town A
number Of Americans got out dodgers
reading Hoy Llegara Timer" (IO-
day Timer viii arrived They went to
the train with lrass band after dis
tributing the notices all over town
The station and grounds were crowded
for the people thought that Timer
was a famous American matador- He
marched down the street with US in
the best Of humor and showed his
sportmanship by setting them up at
the Salvador hotel"
Boston has the distinction Of inau-
gurating the playgrOu- d movement"
said Jim Queenie. clerk at the sheldon
Josiah Quincy was the father OF the
Fairgrounds. He opened the first play
ground and reCreaElOm park IN tllc
country. The movement proved great
success in Boston and today there are
more than 400 Fairgrounds in the
United States. I can well remember
the many enjoyable times had 20
years ago on the Fairgrounds OF Bos-
ton. They were certainly happy days
El Paso will find the playground
movement a step forward. Employers
are promoting play TO increase the IN
dustrial efficiency OF their workers
Moral philosophers are advocating play
in order that our citizens may enjoy a
fuller. richer and more responsive
life"
There have been more transcond-
mental tourists through FL PasO this
year than ever before" said Joe Bu-
KEY. This is due 10 the fact that the
Borderland route has become well ad-
vertised throughout the country and
IS the best highway from coast to
coast. There Will undoubtedly be hun
dreds Of tourists pass through e Paso
this winter and next spring en- route
t. the san Francisco and San lego
fairs The northern routes will not
be passable during midwinter when
much OF the touring will be done Fl
PasO will be greatly benefited by the
coming of these tourists. II win prove
an advertising medium for the city
and viii also dump a large sum Of
money here. The hotels and business
men will profit materially by the
tourists"