El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-20
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

- ERMANY may be defeated in
Z the long run sad FORMER
governor George Curry, OF
New ,reSico and a veteran OF the
Spanish American war Dul - sut . =
are going TO prove TO the cllL-LAeu
( world that they are fighters ottE3 u
the name 40 not p t..le,. ~. ~ .I,'.-
cessiYe defeats Of the German FORCES
but on the contrary believe tney are
steadily pressing forward Tow az u i a .
and viii actually have the caplteL p - -
in 30 days Furthermore, L LnlhA tue
present European war VIII De lOA5
drawn out, with the Germans 1lBnlIns
desperately TO the very Ldsts oiLy 70 DS
overwhelmed by force OF IuIilDsL . .
With Great Britain France ana Russia
arrayed against them, and Win only
austria Hungary as an any the -ou-s
VIII be too great IN the long I'LL -
STA is a mighty nation as REGARDS popt-
lation and it can pour It's horoes INTO INTO
Germany IN such numbers as 70 larry
smother the Germans. Japan prop
able participation in the present war
as an ally Of England Is un1orl una le,
Sooner or later the United states must
go TO war with Japan, ana TINS country
might as we'll prepare for that efehu-
atty"
4 believe the war in Europe VIII
have the effect of helping 70 bring
about peace in Mexico said rabbi Mar
tin ZielOuka- who returned yesterday
from his summer vacation The Euro
pean war has made il almost Impossible
Tor Mexico 10 get money to Keep me
war going. and II begins 10 look as II
they would have to quit fighting there
and settle down"
The suppression Of unnecessary
noise in FL PaSO would be an easlly
accomplished fact if e PasOans would
individually observe the golden rule
little more actively said chief OF ponce
]. \. Davis Laws in themselves would
not accomplish nearly the result II
rigldly enforced, so much as unanimous
public sentiment and cooperation + or
instance, the automobile noise 1t Is
against the city ordinance for auto
mObls or motorcycles TO run without
mufuerS. The reason is obvious. ms
ordinance is strictly enforced in the
business district, but it would require
a policeman at every street 1nrerSec-
ton TO rigldly enforce the ordinance
throughout the residential and subur-
ban parts Of town Being self gov
erning people, the laws should only
need TO be enforced with depraVed or
degenerates the other citizens having
too much honor and public spirit 70
disregard the ordinances that are made
for the welfare Of all he people. There
have been complaints Of automobiles
and motorcycles going by the hospitals
with the mufflers cut out If every
automobile owner would only be a little
4AADA e AlAOA- Ae-AA A-4AE LU4AA AE Ne-a--g
avoided. as il surely comes within the
class Of unnecessary noises
Il am certainly very much in favor
of having a bond issue submitted for
the purpose OF building a market-audi-
forum" said J. D. Ponder. This COM
bination building could be built on the
Overland street side Of the county court
house property The first floor could
be used as a market house and the
rental for the stalls would pay for the
building and il would not be neces-
sary for the citizens Of the city 20
spend any of their own money for this
purpose. A large auditorium could be
built on the second floor where con-
ventions could be held FL Paso is
greatly handicapped because IL has no I
place Of this kind 70 hold its conven- ]
tons If the city had a large auditor
ium. FL PasO would secure more con-
ventions. Indoor circuses. entertain
ments and other attractions could be :
held at the auditorium. Such build /
inEs have proved successful in other /
cities"