El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-18
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

66T HAT garbage editorial was a
good one The Herald had the
other night" said W. r. Mar
tin. I only hope you follow It up for
the garbage gathering system here IS a
joke. Six big husky Mzxicans come
around to gather up a little pile Of gar
bage. The driver does not descend
from his seat, but waits until the five
aides-de-camu gather up the refuse,
load it in the wagon and give the high
slgn for the driver 20 proceed. The
whole thing is illegal and u~nconstitu-
tional for the new ordinance prohibits
a man from hauling away his own
garbage OF from hiring some driver to
do IL for him Independent Of the city
system Free CartaEe IS as much a
Necessity and DUTY Il , city as fire
protection, street sprtnkling or sewer
systems"
"CoL Robert H. r Loughborough is a
splendid soldi-r and q fin3 man." said
J.. E Coles. Il WUuld hate 10 hear that
he has been ordered retired. FIR the
army needs such men as Col Tough
borough. who have fought in q h5lr
dorm campaigns and know what the
enemy is going to 90 before he does it.
Col Loughborough would be Of great
assistance in conducting a campaign In
Mexico. where he knows the country
understands h people z knows the
science Of war both in theory and prae-
tee"
"The coming battle at Saltillo viii
be the greates- or the revolution /
believe" said Cruz Gonzales,
wealthy Chihuahua cattle owner and
cousin OF the late Abram Gonzales
THE federals viii fight desperately,
because il means humiliation II they
are driven from the city-as they un-
dOubtedly will be Villa has twice as
many men as the Huertistas and the
morale Of his army. 1 understand, was
never better. The recent victories az
Torreon and san Pedro have given
them unlimited confidence in their
ability to whip anything. When the
fight is over, I think L. VIII be FOUND
tory Of Mexico"
MY hacienda in Sonora he been
operating all through the revolution
airy troubles" said Roberto Pesqueira,
I'VE work from 200 to 300 men ana
they are paid two TO three pesos per
day. This IS much greater Than Ine
average wage paio the farm hand ~
my country and my laborers are wen
c~OntenIed. I have incurred the enmlIS
OF some other big landowners in So
nora By paying the men so well, but l
have the satisfaction OF knowing they
will stay and work no matter What
happens. Higher wages IS one OF the
remedies needed for Mexico's present
Ills"
This delightful surf bathing Is some
times too cold TO be anything ike en-
joyabIe," said judge E B. McClintock-
Il was on the California coast one
August aud seeing sc many in bathing
I conceived the idea that q swim n
the Crean would ne tu- very thing-
While padding round / met a man
about 65 years Did. But before that
want 10 tell you that water was SO
cold that i could noc stand Il vas
not in the ocean very long until I came
7ut IN she beach where I tried 70 warm
up. Well I met this old man. He told
me- tina he had been going IN 1or q
plunge ever since February n tne
water was just just as cold then as II
was in August. I shivered n went 20
! the bath house and Onned my clothes.
Practical education OF children Is
the thing that is being strongly adFo-
Gated b. the governors OF MooseheaFI
said A W. SOltOw, n Of h national
directors THE governors Of Moose
heart believe this is the day OF prac-
teal education. 1t isn't every student
who can afford to axe q college course
and these are the principal ones ina
M-OOs=heart has in m'nu IN the auFoca
ton OF q practical education TT cnu
I dren. II Is the intention Of the Moose
I heart governors to install practica
I courses in the school at the home So
that when a boy or girl finishes IN
I course they will be ready 10 step rl6h
? ou- and earn their livelihood II neces'
I sary. So complete are the courses u
be made that the different unions
which have taken a decidedly keeI
I interest in the proposition. are conslo'
ering giving the graduates unloI
| cards. specifying the trade which the!
/ have learned at the school