El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-13
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

ECH L PASOANS Attending INC CaI-
tIemen's convention in Okla
H homa certainly had a splendid
time" said A. ". Reeves.
"The convention did a lot Of good in
a number of ways. The mixing OF peo-
pie with the same interests is always
sure to benefit all Of them in the shar-
ing Of ideas, the better understanding
of methods and the all around better
acquaintance formed. OF course the
best thing for FL Paso was the bring.
ing Of the next convention here"
''The country editor is the lay Of
which I intend to sing" said Adj. Hun
ter, Of the Mexican corps Of the Sal
walton army. u have just been for
a trip through Arizona, including the
Grand canyon, the petrified forest the
cave jewellers and others interesting
places. I was representing our army
in this work, preached in 40 towns and
was received everywhere Everyone
was kind to me, but the country edi-
tor treated me better than any other
class of people. There is nothing to
correspond to him, and, like a small
boy, he often is neither understood
nor appreciated. But what would a
small town amount to without its
country editorT
eel Mazda Shrine is going TO Atlanta
with bells on" said George frost. one
of the most active members Of the
shrine patrol This will be our first
trip to a meeting Of the imperial cOun-
ell with regularly organized patrol
and with distinctive uniforms While
we do not expect to capture any of the
drill prizes Ell PasO viii be there when
the big parade is held and for the first
time FL PasO's banner will wave over
the drill ground where the crack drills
are held AS the moving picture men
are always present at these drills, the
Ell PasO patrol will appear in the films,
which are shown in 10000 or more pic
tuTe houses throughout the country. In
addition to this we are planning to
take a lot Of the Mexican straw hats,
souvenir hats and other Mexican junk
and put on a miniature Mexican revo-
luton as one of the stunts at the shrine
reunion playground. Eugene Harris is
going as PanchO Villa and will take
all of his fighting scenery with him."
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1--WE expect to get started right away
organizing the White SOx," says viii
liam WalZ, member Of the executive
committee of the club. Now that Ohm
stead has decided to stay, there viii be
no more delay in getting a team to-
gether. Although we are getting a
late start, compared to the other teams
IN the Cactus league, there is little
uOuDL LuaL we VIII DC On q par with
them when the tournament opens next
month. There is some talk about in
GLIDING Albuquerque in the league, but
1 doubt if this viii materialize."
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zone OF the high officials Of the Con
stitutiOnalist government told me to-
day that when he left Aqua Prieta a
rumOr had reached there to the effect
that Huerta was planning to slay a
number of foreigners in Mexico City
and blame it on the Carrancistas" said
H Perez Abreu. THE official got his
information from an army officer high
IN Carranza.s counsel don't know
what method Huerta would suse to ac-
complish his end, but 7 wouldn't be
surprised to hear OF serious trouble in
Mexico City soon"
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"Intervention is too serious a thing
10 consider in any but a serious way"
SAID Lawrence MOltane, but as far as
l can see it is going to eventually be
u me only solution me whole trouble
is that Mexico has not the kind Of peo-
pie to make for good self government
and no matter how strong Villa may
be, even after he has got into Mexico
city and established new government
lhere, whether ne or CarFanza be the
head, just as sure as fate, there will be
oIhere revolutions breaking out in Mex
leo. There are so many factions with
u tQ unity, so many dlSeontents: and so
little real steadfast loyalty that his
tory will only be repeating itself with
more revolutions. I don't believe that
w lISOn will consent to Intervention m
III We are virtually showed into it by
foreign powers, and that may be a
onS time yet"
These are my sentiments" declared
pan Thompson: d" backward, turn
backward, oh time in your flight; give
us girl whose charms many or few,
are not exposed by too much peek
lDoo; give US girl, no matter what
age, who don't use the streets for
vaudeville stage; give us a girl not
TOO sharply view; dress her in
skirts the sun can't shine through.
And give us the dances of days gone
by: with plenty of clothes and steps
not so high; put the turkey trot capers
and the buttermilk slides, hurdy gurdy
twists and wiggletau glides and other
such bunny hugs all on a level Of
products inspired by the devil. Let us
feast our optics once more on the
pure, sweet woman Of the days OF /
yore. Yes time turn backward and /
grant our request for Gods richest |
blessings, but not undressed.'