El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

6C"HE towers and trees Of FL
pc need every protec-
Il tion that they can get
said ]. ]. ConnOrs- trees anu
flowers Of every variety
grown here, but in order tnat me l,tyai M
he maintained they must De PIOeSS-tSl-
ty.-,5i------ 80 destroyed the shIuo-
berry in the city parks anu a. -- -
this invasion that We nteu - 80
If the boys and the gltls - a'Ifs+.7
ferent communities cou4u riL..
- Ri il, fbe protection OF the mowers
and trees OF the PARKS HuSL ~ - n e
destruction that has peeLl 49,. .,-- ~
being done. believe, WolLu Ce -- - -
idea would be to get the boys anu BIls
- ,oIica the marks and the minute
thew saw anyone destroying properly
they could call the ponce stat1o 49, ALi 5.
have a mounted man sent u NA0
,-o-+La-, MEXICO is due for a general
trade resumption" sara r Il -179s 49, ,.
The American Smelling and feeLlIlns
company is about to open l1IeS o. Us
huge nIauts the Madero sneLter al
ToTreo6 oDens this week. Work on the
COnchOs dam continues ana many OF
the large mines, sucn as me ~ I dIe 1O
group in the Parral ols udNS re
sumed The opening OF the smelIers
r1ea1s n General resumption OF mining
and that means a 1loM OF money mo
the whole section rev peoplS VINO
have not been through northern MEXICO
realize the poverty OF WnoLe secLonss
where most Of the able bodied men
have gone 10 the front and every line
OF business has been turned over 70
the aged or the very young ana IN
Mexico 10 year old youngsters are
enIistiner by the score. The resumption
OF work will certainly mean more 10
the north than the capture OF dozen
federal strongholds."
Passenger travel from all directions
is exceptionally light this summer"
said Harry L Graham. assistant super
intendent Of the G. H 1t seems as
il the regular summer vacauonlsts are
sewing their money Tor a grand time
at the Panama-Paclfic exposition at
San Francisco next year, and nave
called off the annual recreation for
this purpose Compared with the pas
sanger traffic OF previous seasons to
California and the east. travelling THIS
summer has fallen off 70 considerable
extent"
- peculiar occurrence OF this coun-
try" said Charles Bascom, us the &c
centric manner in which rain 1alls IN
this section We have had plenty OF
rain in the CITY OF Fl PasO this season,
hut vsrv little. in proportion. outside
Of the city, IT seems When It IS rain
ing I'D on Virginia street as general
rule il is not raining in the business
section OF the city. When it is rain
| tioually heavy rain to reach Washing
! ton park Also when the sand is blow
] ing extra hard in the suburbs, II hardly
! ever blows 10 any extent down town,
and vice versa I have known It TO be
perfectly dry in FL Paso, while the
| county road six miles down was Hood
THE defeat Of congressman W R
Z Smith would mean that we IN the west
I would lose the Craftsmanship Of the ir-
] rigation committee said Nolney
I Brown That would be an irreparab bic
I loss when you take into consideration
/ just what irrigation and irrigation
| laws mean 10 this section Of the coun-
/ try. Mr.. Smith is chairman Of the
I irrigation committee. Mr. smith, we
I know, is a friend OF FL Paso and being
I that. his position rs chairman OF that
/ important committee means very
/ great deal If he should be defeated,
the senior member OF the committee
/ would be appointed as chairman. That
! successor might not have the interests
Of this section at heart be might be
/ antagonistic towards FL PasO and the
! southwest In that event we would
I feel keenly the loss Of congressman
. Smith. I do not believe that too much
/ stress can be laid on this phase OF the
] race between congressman Smith and
| Judge Blanton. It Is going to take
every vote in FL Paso county to safely
| land Smith Mr.. Smiths friends should
I be working hard from now until after
. the primaries
The people Of the southwest are more
/ Of an outdoor people than any other
| section OF the country" said J. G. Brann-
I With the excellent climate that Fl
! Paso has, il is only natural that this
should be so, and yet there is little in
I the way OF outdoor gymnastic work
/ for FL Paso people Exercise out OF
! doors is more beneficial than indoor
{ work, and more gymnastic work should
Z be done out Of doors"
T found the business men generally
| looking for a good fall business" said
/ Frederick ". Norton. Of the Interna-
tionaI Book and Stationery company,
today on his return from a business
visit TO many eastern cities. Bust
ness is not as good in the east as it
is in FL Paso. I hear that all the FL
! Paso merchants are satisfied and even