El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-13
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

"A = LIN 49,
.L3 ANNE JACKSON was no bet
ter nor no worse than the
Il other boys OF my school back
IN Eddy, Texas" said J. NJ Bedichek'
Judge Dan u. Jackson's school master,
who was here Monday afternoon en-
route TO Fort worth to attend the
Farmers congress. 7 don't remember
having to give Dannie boy a licking
and do remember that he was one OF
my favorites. For IS years taught a
district or small town school ana our
ing the last IS years OF that time
never whiuped a boy. I retired aIler
- years OF service in the cause OF ed
ucstfon. A grandchild at Demtng drew
me there from Eddy and I have stakea
out a claim Of 100 acres and am prov
ing It up in spite Of the fact that an
Il years old"
after seeing the big success the
mesa barbecue was. I have declueu 70
arrange for a pioneer day, SAID mayor
C. E kelly. 7 have not deciaea upon
the date. but IL will likely be held at
Washington park some time during the
latter part OF November believe such
an event VIII prove big success "A
municipal parade VIII be held curlIls
the morning in which the fire depart
represented. as well as business con-
Germs In the afternoon at Washing
ton park a mammoth barbecue viii be
served Tickets to the barbecue VIII
be issued and only persons who apply
and receive tickets viii be admitted
The Invitations will close three DAYS
before the event is scheduled so that
arrsn gements can be made TO reed the
stipulated number BY this arrange
ment there will be plenty TO eat FOR
r.rHls - .
a comparison OF the attendance at
Boston and Philadelphia clearly indi-
Gates which team is the most popular
lock. There were nearly as many fans
at the game at Fenway park Monday
as there were at both games play ed at
Philadelphia I lived In Boston AoI
many years and I believe the fans are
the most loval Of any in the big league
Had the team divided the double header
at Philadelphia there would probably
have been even more fans at the game
The showing Of the Boston Braves VIII
do much TO revive interest in baseball
in the major leagues. as the American
league teams have. FOR years, been con-
sidered the superior Of the older or
organization. But Boston has clearly
outplayed the Athletics in all the games
played TO date"
There are dozens OF federals IN Fl
Paso who are simply awaiting permis-
sion from the Carranza government 70
return TO their homes" said Alfredo
GuitereZ- Nearly all OF them. whether
they were military OF civil AUTHORITIES
under the Diaz Huerta OF Csrbajal re-
Eimes, claim that they did not III their
positions through choice, but because
they We're forced to. All OF them seem
willing to fight for the government OF
simply return to their homes. Car
"a tina nv-r~n=and himself
In strong terms regarding federals,
saying that under no circumstances
would he allow them TO return to the
country but. under the present condl-
tons, most Of the federals belevs
that they will be permitted to return
aside from the fact that il was one
Of the best fall entertainments ever
held in FL Paso. the military tourna-
ment did much good in arOusinE PUBIC
Interest in the army said Harry Ma
son, OF Bisbee. Ariz- "The American
people probably know less about their
army than any other people TINS Is
partly due to the fact that Il Is only on
special occasions that the people have
a chance OF seeing parades or manel-
vers. while abroad troops are seen ali
OF the time From the comments l
heard at Washington park there mus
have been hundreds OF people IN Fl
Paso who had never seen any but the
the holding Of extensive maneuvers n
good entertainment, but It is bound 70
mean greatly increased interest ana
admiration for the army"
Everyone will have to learn to dance
all over again" said Ed l. TIMER.
who has just returned from stay OF
several months in New York New
York has all but dropped the tango
The MaEiXe is still danced a little, put
the fox trot is the thing now II also
Is the only one OF the newer dances tnat
permits much individuality IN the
dancers The dancing has now become
very smooth indeed, and absolutely no
shoulder or arm movements are no
uced- Two other new dances are the
ta-tao. dance TO Chinese music, ana
the lulu fado. a Portuguese folk dance
New York is still dancing, althougn
everybody is poor. on account OF the
european war. but as everybody Is poor
together they are all having Just as
good a time"
The tents OF the 18th cavalry along
the border at Columbus. y NJ gives
that town the appearance OF tented
city. said A B. Gale, Of the border
port Previous to the arrival OF the
cavalry at Columbus there was only a
couple Of stores and business houses IN