El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-04
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

GGT AM certainly a believer in the
efficiencv Of vaccination said
DR.. L. C. WiInerspoon. when
ssl-a5 - he believed it was preventive
of smauDox. Il visited the FL Paso
eruptive hospital about year ago
when there were 10 cases IN the pisoe'
and not one Of the patients ns.o -t JsIs
vaccinated. Later, ! visited lAS 30
,,yben there we're seven patients IN II
and only one Of these had DeeA d. 81
cinated- ne had been VacclhaLSu ~
years before, yet he was AOt $50! ~
i'll with the malady ana IeCOt = H.
think vaccination viii prevent smallpox
and 1 am sure that # II Goes HC - a.
Vravs prevent, it makes the case much
more mild
ct be1ie,,a 7 have evolved patent
which is guaranteed TO keep d IOO ..SSSS
from growing" said Charles DS ca - -
idea is TO arrange IOOS,t I'm ~.
rooster with a top 70 II th,tl VII - oe
joyc e7oDrb 10 prevent him from
stretchinR TJu know EOoSteI ~ %
crows without stretching - - e---'ty
how a rooster will Gro" a. q S1- 80. -
bo,rr .,-e7-,y morning. ! wonder no" tusy
I-DOyr- tbe tine2 Every morning AZ Nhe
sar1e time a rooster viii crow. 4Aeg
must have some idea Of time l. per
sonallv. am very FOND OF heaIlH6 d
rooSter CROW. There is gOod' Whote-
some so1nd attaehed TO the crow OF a
rooster When l was on the rancn the
crow OF a rooster appealed 10 mt a.
being one Of the finest treats gong
well believe that we are going
tn nave that WOOdmen OF the ora
band" said Charles hlefer- Inc mat
ter has been agitateC Tor some tllle
and BY the next meeting OF the en-
ca11nment. I think We will be able 10
announce that the band has been or
ganized. The WOOdmen for a long TIME
have felt that a band OF the local en-
csmpment would be both financial
such a band on numerous occasions
Because the headwaters Of the Pc
COS river in northeastern New Mexico
offer perhaps the pest lIouI tLs lIili7 ~
the southwest, l am going 70 travel ap-
DrONimately 1000 miles 10 enjoy DrleL
outing there" said Walter B. Hoke- i
have fished and hunted IN that section
for the past 10 years ana nave never
seen the equal OF the upper PecoS re-
giOn for getting close 10 nature nun
dreds Of people 20 every year TO Clio
rieta. y N, from where they drive OF
ride overland TO the upper reaches OF
the Rio PecOs. That section is 70 Al
buQuerque. Santa Fe and Las Vegas
what Cloudcroft is to FL Paso-
Wonderful improvements have been
made in the sewer system OF FL IaSO N
the last few years" said H. c. Wor-
mack 1T was only a comparatively
few years ago that the summer rams
were dreaded by property owners ana
not summer passed without nunQTeus
of dollars worth Of damage being done
Many OF the buildings, such as the Ied-
eral building were built up on iounda-
lions, and every time II ralned the pelI
bows at the Sheldon had to run out with
sand bags TO prevent torrent running
through the lobby On account OF the
formation Of the ground, Mt Franklin
forming a direct shed onto the city. a
heavy rain still does damage, but the
danger is being materially reduced
There never was a better demand In
FL Paso for rent houses than there Is At
present" said T. J Cassidy The de-
nand used TO be explained by the num-
Der Of refugees here, but many OF these
have left and the only other eNplana-
ton is that Fl PaSO Is UNDERGOING
big growth in population Building
has never been more active than II has
in the last few years, but the demand
seems TO be as keen now as II was
when the trouble in Mexico flrst De
came serious and hundreds Of refugees
crossed the line and made their homes
here"
When the city engineers were lay
ing out the streets and pavements II
seems increditable that no provision
was made for gutter drains into storm
sewers" said Lyndon Fruit. voicing the
sentiment OF others who have had 10
endure delays while the street car
switches were being cleared from the
debris Of sand and stones washed down
from the mesa with every rain The
drains in North Oregon street, below
Carnegie square have been effective IN
preventing the water from rushing on
down oregon street and flooding the
Sheldon hotel. but why not have more
drains at other places nearer the mesa
As long as the mesa is there the rain
water will. by natural force of gravity