El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-19
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

G6THE idea OF the school exhibits
at each school building is
arousing more interest than
the former way of doing, and is. be-
lieve, a very goods thing" said W. A.
Burk, supervisor Of manual training
in the p'.blic schools, BY having the
exhibits in the schools the child at
tends. it naturally Localities the inter-
est TO a greater extent, brings more
parents to the school to visit and brings
them a little closer in touch with the
school work The exhibits show a cred
liable amount and quality Of work &C
cOmplIshed.
4 have been kept busy telling my
friends that 1 am not going away for
the present said Col. Robert D. Read
When ] was ordered to report 10 Gen.
Bliss at Fort sam Houston il was SIP
ulated by telegraph, and not in person,
as everyone seemed to think was
ordered TO report to Gen Pershlng, ana
have been assigned by him to the duty
Of target instruction Of recruits here 50
am not ready 10 say goodbye 10 my
friends for the present, anyway
while I am a little sunburned,'
said ". H. Fryer, Il thoroughly en-
joyed my trip TO Albuquerque. / got
sunburned riding across the pralrles-
I was certainly amused by an old timer
at Albuquerque He said w aLer ana
whisky are running the state Of New
Mexico If the courts are not trying
an irrigation case, they are trying q
boolegging case The other DAY a ma. man
was being tried for stopping a tram
by highballing it Water for nreak-
fast, whisky for dinner and hiEnballs
for supper. That is the New sieXico
menu
Il anticipate an enjoyable time at the
convention Of the Police Chiefs and
City Marshals' Association Of Texas,
MnaHnHn dc
state have arranged a rate Of one and
One-third fare from any point IN the
state. In view Of this fact, there ought
TO be a big gathering at the chiefs con
vention- San Antonio already has q
reputation for entertaining visitors and
there will be entertainments galore
provided for the convention visitors
At these conventions an officer always
gets good suggestions Every ponce
chief has something TO tell and TINS is
sometimes helpful TO another romeo
chiefs all have their problems and the
experience Of one may be Of assistance
10 another. Cases that have to be
dealt with are pretty much the sane
in all cities
a ham sandwich was the best We
could get on board the steamer Espe-
rama coming from Neracruz 10 New
Orleans" said refugee VINO arrived
in FL Paso from New Orleans, atter
spendinE four pleasant days in quar-
antine there. The steamer had ca
pacity Of $50 first class passengers and
the government representative VINO
chartered the boat to bring refugees TO
the states packed 514 on board Many
men and a few women had to sleep on
the decks and we had no food but
cup Of coffee and piece or bread IN
the morning and a ham sandwich and
some coffee at In the afternoon That
is. we did not get Il unless we paid
the steward extra for it. 1 understood
that for SO it was easy TO get chicken
and other foods. but I was too sore TO
come through and took my pot luck
with the rest
'The big thicket country Of south
eastern Texas IS the greatest place IN
the west for game" said deputy United
States marshal Jere DuB0se- The
growth is so thick there that deer are
to be found in abundance and there Is
almost every kind Of game in the big
thicket district a man would wish 10
hunt The fishing is good and there
are many Of the settlers in this district
who make their entire living hunting
and fishing. The thicket is also great
place for hunting parties to go, for
they are always sure Of getting Few
deer and wild hogs in there WOuld
like TO go back at this time Of year and
take hunt through the big thicket'
san Francisco may soon put Up
howl about our absence from the Pre-
sidiO,' said Mai ". R. Sample, adJutant
OF the Sth brigade, on duty here. The
people Of the Golden Gate city had been
counting on the military to play a big
part during the exposition in 1915 and
/ know a number Of the big business
men behind the event are anxious for
US to return. But as long as We must
remain on border patrol duty, / would
rather be at Fl PasO than any other
point on the frontier. The climate and
accommodations are better here than
I at any other place on the border"
'El Paso surely knows how TO vel
come visitors" said G. HaydOck. a
member Of the San Francisco Shriners'
delegation who were entertained here
Monday. Its hospitality Is becoming
known all over the country and il IS
much better than most Of the larger
cities we have passed through We en-