El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17

LkRTIhE city OF 4doas ~ W. P4S-
sents better opportunities for
Il a painter with southwestern
scenes as his motif, than almost any
other place in this section" said Her
bert Dunton. The surrounding cOun-
try is most picturesque and supplies
the variety Of scenery suitable for eL-
fective Backgrounds. Among the 700
indians Of the villages are many dlf-
fereut types, suggestive OF otner
tribes OF indians, and the younger gen
Grafton Of these indians are becoming
more willing TO pose as artists modeIs-
Everyone who has tried TO photograph
the older indians knows their aversion
TO having any sort Of a picture made
Of themselves, and this change IN tne
newer generation is most welcome
thing. Taos has become the summer
center Of a small colony Of artists Al
tracted by the beauties Of the country
and the almost uHequaled opportunity
for studying and painting Jhe SOUTH
west indian in his native environment
Drill and discipline has made a
wonderful Improvement in the villa
troops" said George Manning IN the
parade Wednesday both the cavalry
and infantry kept excellent lines and
generally compOrted themselves IKE
veteran soldiers. I understood that
there has not been a DAY since the
army was organized that regular drills
have not been held Not only do they
show the result Of this drilling but
/ their officers seem to be well versed
in all military movements. II the
troops throughout the north are as wen
Z drilled as those now stationed in Jua-
rez, villa has first class army"
Because OF the European war there
I will be more Americans attend the
Panama-Paciftc exposition at san Fran
cisco than there would have been had
not this great war been declared said
Robert II. Rinehart. Wealthy east
. fr0 rawa#nfn~n
ing 10 Europe each fall 70 spend their
vacations. will now take the trip 10
san Francisco. Many OF these viii
make the trip by automobile and, as
the Southern and BOrderland routes
viii prove the best for fall. winter and
spring travel. there win be hundreds
come BY way OF e PasO- This viii
bring thousands OF dollars into FL
Pas0. II viii also do much to adver-
Iise FL Paso and the southwest The
second annual running Of the Fl Paso-
Phoenix road race this fail VIII adver-
tise this route and Will bring many
tourists TO this section OF TIE country
1T matters not whether New York
or Boston wins the National league
pennant to FL PasOans in general.
favorires OF the local fans because, on
each team, there is a catcher who
played in the old Cactus league and
who Is well known TO local fans Bert
Whaling. who caught Wednesday for
the Braves against the Cardinals is an
old Cananea receiving artist CHIEF
Meyers, OF the Giants. played in e
Paso. The fact that there will be an
FL Pasoan in the worlds series viii
stimulate interest among the fans"
Two years ago." said sergt- c L
Cootes. Of company H. 18th cavalry,
-the entire 18th cavalry arrived IN Fl
Paso, was broken up into various de-
tachments and sent to different sta
lions along the border At Columbus
" ". wednesday, they held cele-
more reunited A field day consisting
OF races. a baseball game and boxing
matches is b on {sss '2 2iin b n
given. When the regiment was
cut I'D. six troops were sent 10
Columbus while the remaining i've
stayed IN e PasO- Tuesday the five
troops in this city were sent to Co
lurnbus. making a total Of II, and the
celebration was held in honor OF their
arrival"
"EI Paso is certainly in a position 70
demand stopOver privileges said L v
Bartlett This city Is a natural gate
way TO Mexico and for the railway
lines coming to and from CaL1ornlas =
Paso enjoys the disuncIion OF pens
one OF the largest border cities II the
United States The majority OF Dor
der towns are small places, approAl-
mately 5000 OF 400o people even On
the Canadian line"
"El Paso is putting on metropolitan
airs when II gets a wholesale snos
house" said Hayman krupp. NeAt
door to my wholesale house the ever
wear Shoe company has opened "
wholesale house and IS doing Boou
business in the southwest and Mexico
Victor Carusso is in charge OF II ana
he has a force OF men at work on me
road selling shoes in wholesale guam
titles. All OF this helps 70 make II
Paso a jObbing center and Il - rap
idly becoming known as a trade center
for the entire southwest
THE apple crop in the Roswell dis
trict was a good one this year" sald
F. f Maynard. a prominent hosWsH
ranchman- There was very urtis
damage done by frost. although all OF
the orchards had their smudge pots
ready Roswell IS rapidly gaining
reputation for its apples and the PROD
uct is commanding a good price N
the east Every effort is being made
bv the orchard men 10 keep up the
rrade so that the name Roswell ap-
ole' will soon become a trade mark
Tor a standard grade OF apples
From a military standpoint the
+-rffcal inspection will be Of very great
interest" said Col John s Parke, al
though for the general public the mill
tarv parades and tournament VIII Be
the greatest attraction Inc Wl0e
stretch Of prairie land beyond the fort
SUPPLIES a most excellent field for mill
tarv operations. Besides being OF tn
terest. the maneuvers Will be Of much
value to the army in providing der1nlte
tests OF the efficiency for the various