El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-09
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

/ SIS 6 TILl1A is leader who leads for
/ v L saw him on the firing line
at TOrreOn, waving his hat and
| urging his men into battle" said
| George C. Carothers, who recently re-
turned from Torreon. after observing
the fight as the representative of the
United States government, He would
stand with his nat in his hand. waving
the men to the front and calling on
them to go get the federals' As the
fight grew warmer he would increase
his gestures with the wide brimmed
sombrero, shouting all the time in
Spanish to the men to hurry. He saw
70 II lHaI .Inere We're no Ioafers on the
tlrlnS line and that every man was
engaged
The road to CIoudcroft for automo-
bIeS IS IN good condition, with the ex-
ceptton of one mile between TObOggan
and ClOuCcrOft," said H B. Stevens
who returned Wednesday from Cloud
croft THE road board of OterO cOuu-
ty has promised to fix this piece of bad
road and it will be a good run up the
mountain for automobiles when this is
completed. The new road will not be
ready Tor another year by way of
Haynes canyon, but the old road will
be fine If the board repairs the mile
that is in bad condition"
"The only difference between an au-
tomobile and a horse" said Charley
Henderson, is that you have to crank
one while the other is a self starter.
Yet tnat IS some difference. learned
that II IS some difference after 1
watched Dad Warnock trying to
crank the auto patrol Wednesday.
BIZ stewart took the auto out for the
last time Tuesday night at II o'clock.
The car stood in that cold wind the
rest of the night and Tuesday morn
ing when Dad came to the station the
engine was good and cold. There was
a call for the auto, and Dad seized
the crank to make a quick getaway.
Round and round the crank went. but
he engine didn't even sputter. Dad
spun the crank until he became eX-
hausted. The ffremen of the central /
station came to his relief. They stood !
IN line and each one took a turn at the /
crank. It was the fireman last in line
VINO started the engine 1 think Dad /
said a Sunday school lesson when he /
finally got under way. I viii stick to !
my horse. I carry my spark and gas
oline throttle strapped to my heels. |
All have to do is to apply them and !
ton"
Ell Paso is the most progressive city |
in the building line I ever saw" said (
Lamar Smith, of Del Rio, Texas. IT /
was here g little over two months ago,
but 1t seems like FL Paso is a new
where. When one thinks that every 4
available space has been, occupied by !
a home, another addition is opened up )
and the building Of homes continues. |
have always considered Ell PasO one !
Of the best cities in the state, yet its
building activity is nothing short Of /
amazing. When one stops to consider
that FL PasO is located in a mining dis /
trict and is the real gateway to Mexico,
1t is not surprising that the city should |
have grown as it has and is doing.
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their normal state. this city is going
to make great strides. Yet in spite of
the revolutionary troubles in Mexico,
FL PasO has and is forging ahead. |
of the real merit Of FL PasO as a city. I
It grows of itself and solely because
Of. its own merit, coupled with the
spirit Of its citizens"
Every meeting that the Woman's
club holds makes US realize more in
our own" said Mrs. c. H Campbell |
ITO have 4 club house of our own has
long been the dream Of the club, and
from the present outlook this dream
may be realized soon.
"Our American composers are. Great
ing such really worthy music" said
Mrs J. J. Pearce. that we in the mu-
sic department Of the club have enjoyed
studying their work through this year. !
Concert artists are more and more using
numbers by American composers for
their concert work, and it has been the
aim Of the club to familiarize ourselves
with these selections so that although |
we may be far from the big music cen
-ers we may still keep in step with the
moving of the world about US. Ameri-
an composers are demanding, too, more |
that their work shall stand side by
side with that Of foreign artists. and 1
n programs where American and for
eign composers are both represented /
he American composers compare most
iavOrably indeed"