El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-30

a caused by the European war
is being felt all over the
United STATES. conditions in Arizora
and New Mexico are excellent said
" E Barnes. travelling freight and
passenger agent Of ne Southern Pa
cific. with headquarters in Tucson.
Both the cattle AID farming industries
si-Io lghout Arizona and New Mexico
are uOurlshing." SAID lTr. Barnes
AT Deming a big warehouse is go
/ ing up and building is generally act
we On November % D2ming will
send an excursion to AIies5e "a miles
oIstant, where big sale If laad IS 10
oe neld- Arrangements are also being
maze 10 have parties come from II
$50 ana other nearby cities.
many new wells are being brought
IN IN the Nimbres valley. In Arizona
mere Is talk that a number of the
smaller mines Will soon be reopeued
Inc larger mines at Globe and Miami
are increasing their forces and the
5I,L outlook in the mining indus
~ IS lar brighter NOgales is boom
ing The chamber Of commerce there
mas recently reorganized and now in
GUIDES the entire Santa Cruz valley.
Fohtlcs in Arizona is booming with
ne vets and 'dryS' about evenly
llHioed- Women are expected TO cut
quite a figure at the polls"
--3-~ DDAAE- 4AlEAls III france ana
E.nsland, who do not 90 TO war are
very unpopular with the women said
~ j. McGurn, who has just returned
from a trip TO Ireland. Ireland is not
IN favor OF the war" he said, and re-
crults from that country are few We
came over on the Baltic and carried
more mail than I had ever seen before
There We're two lighters loaded down
with It when we left Queenstown and
II took three hours TO load it all
onto the steamer. on the way over q
qal4y newspaper, with news secured
py wireless. was published until one
DAY the Germans and Englishmen on
board got into a quarrel which the
captain had TO stop The paper
was then discontinued and we
got no more news until we got into
port There were no lights on deck
and none in the smoking room on the
trip TO ireland or back again and we
mad an escort of two British war YES
sells part Of the way The best thing
that happened was the shout that went
up when the pilot boarded our steamer
and the stars and stripes We're run up.
There was an evident sigh Of relief
from all the passengers and all seemed I
well pleased that we were under the
protection Of the American flag. II
made n fellow feel mighty proud that
ne was an American
Pioneers day in FL Paso will be /
made gala event said Edward !
kneezelL The idea Of street pageant Z
1Llnh INK the EhOLlLL0u o. Lle MODE OF g
transportation from the old indian I
draGS- OK carts, pony express. stage I
coaches to the modern automobiles viii 4
prove Of interest 20 FL PasOans as well 4
as the visitors in the city Through 4
time this day viii not only become I
an Fl PasO day. but II will grow into .
a southwest day. The members of the 4
Pioneers association congratulate I
mayor Kelly on his plans for the day I
There will undoubtedly be several I
thousand persons at the barbecue
"EI Paso has certainly surprised !
many of US from east Texas points"
said Mrs Mamie Wynne Cox, Of /
Huntsville. The spirit Of the people I
here. the hustle and life Of the city
and the size Of the city itself have all 4
been unexpected. Not only is this my .
own opinion. but it has also been the i
expression Of the majority Of the dele /
Gates. We certainly are glad were /
here and We are glad we came"
eve OF the California division hope {
TO secure the general convention OF the I
United Daughters Of the COnteceracy \
for California next year said Mrs. J.
f. Stewart president Of the California
division. MY visit to the Texas d.
vision convention is that Of one presi-
dent to another. as I do not need TO
work to secure the support Of the Tex
as division for California. as that has
been given TO US already. California
viii be hostess TO the world during the
exposition and So naturally, we wish
our general society to visit us during
this time"
DRIVERS Of automobiles and other
vehicles should be more careful at rail-
road crossing" said P W Anderson !
There are a number Of drivers OF ma
chimes and motorcycles in the city who
never think to slow up at the railroad
crossings on Stanton, Mesa and oregon (
streets, and who run very close chances
Df being injured or killed In the past
here has been several accidents at Or
egon and Kansas streets, due 10 drivers
speeding their machines in an effort to
get by in front Of an engine or the end
Il a train that IS backing"
=
ct was surprised at the size OF FL
paso when I arrived in the city" said
Toe Levs= manager OF Joe Rivers, the