El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-22
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

CCn ANY interviews are being re-
mi ceived from automobile own
w ers and race drivers concern
,, thu second running of the FL Paso-
Phoenix road race" said Robert H.
Rinebart. president OF the local club.
We erpect to have more entries than
last year and the prize money will be
,--...z nationwide publicity
caTDaien will be conducted prior to,
and du-ine the running OF the race
Articles will appear IN an the larger
newSpapers and this viii prove a big
advertisement for n Faso'
surbere is going to be a big political
batfIe between the ring and anti
rf0es on July %" said B. B. Rhodes
ss5sTsoDa1Iv 1 favor the 'antt-ring' and
7 believe that they VIII carry off a
raioritv OF the nominations I pick
sCse,e, Harris to win over Adrian Pool,
while Il seems that despite the strong
Ferruson feeling prevailing IN this
con5tv- Thomas Ball will defeat his
opponent in FL Paso-'
This is my first trip south Of Kan
sas city, said William E. Dougherty,
sheriff Of Clinton. IA 7 can say for
ii Paso that It has been a surprise
to me in many ways FL Paso is real
r1efropoIitan city Of the first water
ana that is the impression that every
visitor gets the minute he lands in
the cftv and sees a little Of II. II I
had the time 1 would like TO remain
over a few days so that I could be-
come real well acquainted want to
saw that during my stay here the
sheriffs department has shown me
every courtesy
aThe way the automobiles speed on
the Fort Bliss road IS a menace TO life
and property" said DR.. F. Thatcher
The citizens residing in that section
are determined to stop. il possible,
those speeding autoists who show
ruthless disregard for the lives OF
women and children Some time ago
one OF these speed fiends, driving a
high powered car, was coming down
the road at a rapid rate There was
a woman wheeling a baby almost d.
rectly in the path OF the machine. II
was simply an act OF providence that
the woman and baby were not killed
outright, but as IL happened both es-
capped without injury. although the car
brushed them There ought TO be some
way 10 stop this reckless speeding.
After heavy transforms IS the best
time in the worlu to select a building
site If a person is contemplating buy
ing a home" said Frank Hadlock- BY
going over the suburban section now,
a site that would be high and dry can
be selected while the places that Will
be quickly inundated can be easily dis
covered by the havoc wrought by
washouts."
Denver is the cIeanest city in the
United States" said Mrs Dee ". Dor
man, who has just returned from
spending a part Of the summer there.
Their street cleaning methods are
wonderfully efficient, and the city is
always kept Immaculate Every night
the streets are scrubbed by street
cleaners and then flushed with water,
which carries away all the remaining
dirt into the storm sewers at each in
tersection- The alleys through the
residential section are paved and kept
as Immediately clean as the streets,
and consequently there are few flies
as there is no filth in which they can
breed Denver has certainly a great
amount Of civic ride.
THE chamber OF commerce Is pro-
crossing in the right direction when II
starts to levy a part OF the budget fund
from the property owners" said S J.
Prudential. These property owners
never have contributed much to the
city. yet they reap the greatest benefit
Many OF them are nonresident prop
erty owners and have done practically
nothing to increase the value OF real
estate by their own efforts Women
also hold large part Of the property
OF the city and they, too, are going to
and this Is a chance for
them to get il. They can contribute
to the organization that Is furthering
their interests They have given little
or nothing in the past to the fund and
this is good chance 10 show that they