El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-02
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

and the other ministers nolCeQ Lle
4 Nativity pictures which were
posted on our billboards" said Ray Nc
CIintocz of the McCIintock Advertising
agency. But he did not explain fully
what the plan Of the Poster Advertising
association is The Nativity picture which
was displayed on six bilIboards in 81 PasO,
was the first of a series OF historic and
symbolic pictures which the association is
planning to have displayed on the Bin
boards Of all Of its 5000 members IN the
''The next picture viii be one Of Gen.
u. S. Grant, showing his career rom a
chief Of the greatest fighting army in the
world and the president Of the United
States The caption viii be WOrded to show
that all boys, poor or rich, have a chance
in the world If they VIII take It. others
will be shown on the bilboards throughout
the United States during the year
There are no strings attached to these
posters there is no money-rnal king scheme
behind their display. The Poster Adver-
Using association simply wished 70 90 lts
share for the uplift Of the country and
Der posted number of these posters of
the Nativity and viii post the others in
and II put up six Of the posters on my
boards here without charge There were
more than IL, 600 Of these posters put up
throughout the United States. They cost
81 each in 10000 lots, so you can appre-
ciate what this advertising uplift cam
pdign means in money"
az. T. Whites explanation Of the Mex
lean term 'gringO' is one that has been
one" said Dr.. J. W Yard. But I lived in
Mexico long time and believe have the
correct explanation of the term The word
,InfDfeIIfeible For this reason the name
was applied to all who did not speak the
Spanish language. AS the majority Of
such persons were Americans, the name was
it was not used as a term of contempt
at first, but gradually it became known as
a slur on Americans when it was applied
Here they are, these live ones making
resolutions and then breaking them faster
than dog can run" said J. a. Oueeny,
clerk at Hotel Sheldon. mot for mine
I have made no resolutions and therefore |
New Years celebration has slipped itself
into history. But if I was going to swear
doping these ham and eggers who fight
across the river Kid Cordova against
for fight stuff? Back fl Boston Cpro-
nounced Bastin) we staged better bouts
Ne for the big league baseball game, where
real folks participate. Front show the
gentleman to ZSo;.
On the last page Of the police docket for
the year 1913 is written, with thanks for
the faithful and efficient service of the /
officers Of the force and court and hop
ing that the new year will continue them
in health and prosperity, we greet the new
been the custom of the police court for
many years for everv CORPORATION court
a message Of some sort on the police
things" said D. c. Heineman People viii
pull off stunts on New Years eve that they
wouldn't think Of doing any other time
in the year The spirit Of recklessness Z
seems to be contagious, and people feel
that they have to whoOp things up little
as a final burst of their feelings as the
old year ends. It is a funny custom, but
suppose Wen keep right on doing it,
ct am going to the reform school at
Gatesville and the Good Shepherds home
county probation officer, "purposely to in
vesugate the conditions of those two
places While those who have been sent
to the reform school and the Good Shep-
herds home have made glowing reports. !
I have been embarrassed by the parent Of
on that charge. asking me what those
places had to offer OF course in the trial
OF lheSe cases the reports made would be
mere hearsay evidence and therefore not
q bic When I return after my visit,
l shall be able to tell exactly what the re-
form school and the home at San Antonio
nave to offer You know one Of the girla {
we sent to the San Antonio home was so /
Wen pleased with the place that she wanted .
to return That, I think, is the best testi- /
I I96Iy IN favor Of the place that could pos
=, II business is as good in 1914 as it was Z
~ 49, we viii have no excuse LOT COM J
plant says William Wall Of the ". C. (
w az Co "A day or two before Christmas +
We disposed Of Il machines in one day. !
don think that mark has ever been I
squaied IN this city. Another time during ]
me holidays our cash sales for one day /
LoLalea nearly $500. which is also some 1
record Tor our line of business"
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The new year should bring to Mexico Z
peace and happiness. for it viii undOubt- /
sdly see the downfall Of Huerta and the /
establishment Of a 'Consttutionalist gov
'rnInent," says RaOul Madero younger /
lrother of the martyred Mexican president /
dr Madero arrived in Juarez Wednesday
rom chihuahua with Gen. PanchO Villa /
From all indications, it viii be only a few
months, and possibly weeks, until our flags
re flying in Mexico City. Nineteen and
ourteen viii likely go down in Mexican
history as one Of the most suspicious years
e the republic, for it viii mark the dis
olution of the dictatorship that Huerta
ais government by the people.
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1.-THE real estate outlook for 1914
) much better than usual" said w. H
iawkins, of the firm of Hawkins
Sros., real estate. Buyers with the
honey are coming on the market now,
boxing for investments December
as been one Of the best months Of
he year Besides the town is full Of
eople and houses for rent are very
carce and we are having several calls
ach day for good houses for rent. We
ypeCt 1914 to be one of our banner