El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-14
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

CCD L PAso is going 10 H;5' said ].
II Chiffon. land they are gong
IL to result in lot OF DoosIlns ~
This citv Besides the hundreds Of peoH ~
fba+ eacb convention will bring 10 tLle -
there will be also large nuns on Greatly
lists as the railways are puLLu5 of labor
reduced rates. The teueIaLloN tCtb come
in Tnne and the Mail Clerks anu MAJ al
Carriers Joint convention comes 1I,jfa a
July. Ell Paso is getting 10 NC HU'
convention town
eft is an interesting thing to Walch Lne
crowds on the Plaza corner cor. .iC,-zSsI of the
Orndorff as he stood in the uooIwaS 20 his
Sheldon hotel suiting his action L 70 me
words s.The constantly changing sIIeaIlL
Of humanity that comes ana soe5 -
GOOD as a moving picture play, and aIohg
about supper time that corner = the Du S5'li
place in the whole city. 1t also Is - d s00N
place for an observer on a "lnuS u0'
while the transcript Of the recent 95oO'-
900 bond issue has been IN tne @I-oi - -
generals office since January na'e 80, ii,-e
no raDort from il vet" said county Judge
A S. j. Eylar. ''They have hau 80 Ll-.--l5
elections all over the state tnat SUPP -
the attorney generals desk IS pheu ulsH
with transcripts The FL PasO county iran
script is rather long one ana II VII - r
some time to 60 through ~; - - nc, -cy-i,,fs
for that reason that the snaller tiaII7ei -
will be gone through first. may go uoT w
to Austin and look into the !natIeI.. -
Paso is so far away from Austin ina. ,,. oIIg
day"
ct was certainly most agreeably surprises
the very first day I landed IN III ,5 T;csT,
said A F johnson from St. Louis 10 oe
frank I did not expect to find the CITY ina
Ell Paso is. I have heard that aIISL
person remains here for some time they
grow to like the place and become I'M
pressed with the city but that Is NOT ,s sS
minute I stepped off the train and got
down town. Now I am. although JUST
recent arrival. one Of Fl Pasos most en-
thusiastic boosters"
"EI Paso is certainly a city worthy OF
the name said F B. Schwentker, Of Albu-
oueroue u have watched the city grow
from a comparatively small town to one OF
metropolitan proportions and anyone az
quainted with the way cities are made knows
that it is yet in its infancy. mere IS Il
cooperative and progressive spirit SHOWN
here that other cities could emulsiIe WIN
good results. Such buildings as the NILS
building the new First National bank build
ing and the Hotel PasO del Norte are GER
tainly monuments to the city's wonderful
progress While I am ardent booster OF
my home city, Albuquerque, 1 am not
backward about giving I'll Paso credit Tor
being the metropolis Of the southwest
THE bench IS fine place from which
to study character said W. 3. Ware, VINO
has been acting as special district judge
police court. yet there are enough phases
OF human nature passing in front OF the
A negro was before me for breaking his
peace bond. He thought he would get
about three years in jail. But the law
limits offences Of this kind and 1 gave
him three days The negro grinned al
over his face and said: 'Thankee, mistah
jedge thankee That shore was favoh
you done me-
eve are some proud o. our new home
although it has been 2 constant worry since
If yvas started said James G. 1IcNary as
he carried an armful of files, note cases and
bond books I'VE had to hurry to get into
our new home and a great many things
are vet incomplete. But we wished to get
rectors' room, for we believe it is the
finest in the southwest. When the mural
panels are in place, the finishing touches
placed on the interior and everything run
ming smoothly, we will be satisfied and not
before"
''On all the advertising and printed mat
ter Of the STAFFORD upOn-Av players, ap-
pears a coat Of arms that excites CONSIDER
able curiosity wherever the company plays,
observed Ray McClintocE, zefe supreme Of
the Ell Paso theater, this morning TT shows
a stippled shield with a bar running across
it Obliquely and on the bar spear or lance
is shown. Surmounting the shield is a falcon
holding another spear in its talons- Curious
observers would be still more mystified II
they went to the advertising men OF this
company for Information Tor they would
hear this insignia spoken Of as the duck
Thus the irreVerent sons Of freedom retor to the
badge Of nobility. This Is Shakspere's coat
of arms. granted his father, no doubt at
the sons request in 1893 The Stratford
Players being under the direction Of the
Shakspere Memorial theater are rightfully
entitled to use this official badge, but the
agents Of the company, who are looking az
ter their American interests. refuse to be
impressed by spears and shields and have
dubbed the noble falcon the duck -