El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-01
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

6ST HE famous FL Paso on
coming back into its
Il again this year" said 4
W. Reeves. THE chamber OF cor
has been receiving a great ma
quIrles about the famous Ell PaSt
and its literature IS adVertisi
fact that the FL PasO onion is
to be cultivated extensively
valley. Charlie BassetU and
other prominent valley farmers
derstand, are planning to plant
acreage In onions The chan
commerce has received an inqui
a wholesale produce house IN
Ala, wanting to secure the ent
ley output 1t would be a goo
for FL PasO if all farmers WO
gin again the extensive cultiya
this vegetable. Before the scan =
water and the Overabundance of
farmers Uh1nned out the number OF
ions grown, this onion was so fan
for it's quality that before the I
roads came to FL PasO the seed on
were hauled overland as far east
San Antonio
THE Rotary club banquet, Apr
will be one of the most unique en-
tainments ever pulled off in FL Pa
said R. z. Sherman. The entert
ment committee is hard at work
some very original ideas are
worked up for the affair. l. Il
ClintOck is handling the MUSIC
and burIesque Mac is alWaE
one and he promises to com
with something good for TN
The Rotary club intends 10 M
a cOnsiderab bic factor in the
life Of the city and this w
opening bow to the public.
of the club and its invited g
participate
''El PasO certainly dOesn'
q stranger who has heard OF
of the city in recent yea
claims as the metropolis OF
west" said David R. Lane
Santa Fe Trail magazine.
the city TO spend a few d
buQuerque, \. N. 4 had
Tor several years and WI
up town from the union
arrival I was visibly sur
changes which had taken
time New buildings.
Z be a credit to a city severn
size Of FL PasO, are to be
where. while the general
! hustle on every hand indie
perity and unusual commerce.
/ am here to get a first hand
the Mexican revolution, with
Incorporating the facts which
/ in a story for my magazine
x
! Taking into consideration
ulatiOn, L believe that FL
more automobiles than any
I in the sOuntry,' said Charl
Z The licensed numbers issue
date include 2142 Out Of thar
there must be at least 1882
automobiles. I am figuring u
are 800 motorcycles and pla
trucks and delivery cars at
automobile has become a nee
IN Pasoans- Farmers down IL
have found that cars are ST
/ savers. The time was when
er. who had a farm located
miles from the city. figured
trip to Ell PasO would take
day or perhaps two, he couH
time as lost Now that the az
has become q part Of his ecu
little journey of 10 or 20 m
/ matter OF little concern to n
automobile as a time saver ha
many problems
ct seems to me it is about
make an example Of these al
and motorcycle thieves, decla
Davis. They are certainly
bold. I left my motorcycle 81
I the corner Of Texas and Ore
I day afternoon and two hol
when I returned to the place
chine was gone. 1t is getun
an owner is afraid to leave
mobile on the streets. The
this Joy riding at the eXpenS
| ers can be stopped is TO cat
[ these fellows and make an
I him. If.yOu see anything Of
motorcycle, No. o, let me
the only machine Of tina
town
/ when our high school
ard of scholarship highe
high school in the state
! and second highest in the
as, il seems a pity that
find such topics more iI
discussion than raising
about the allowing Of e
in the school building"
A H Hughey The US
school building for Othe
/ recitation purposes is in
most modern CONSERVATIVE
ideas and progress; the bu
be made of as much use
the community. The schq
! encouraged the school
building for gatherings o
ture with the social CO
mind On account OF
made by some TO dancl
I the side that children
were opposed to dang
dancing at the school
parents wishes, the
/ the written consentsefF
made by the scfl50l pq
not seem to be very o.
! stood by +he parents
dance only the pupil
are willing that the
/ this criticism is rem
I rule was made by
| been most strictly le
/ school. and at the
I during the past we9lS
/ lower class divisions,
| tatOrs who had no VI
from their parents We
/ tend the dance"
Fourteenth we
! Chicago. III. April
an in two years to
I Chicago jury OF q ch
I a man was freed 70
Karsten took from
I Miss Maude Otherae
/ ing murdered EdWa
[ was stabbed to dc
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