El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-04
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

I dent EluO SuaLe e anu hAAGA AA-H
| tragic 10 days battle was in
! progress in Mexico City, went with
( him everywhere" said F. Ortiz, pri-
! vate secretary to K V Pesqueira-
1 When I learned, a few hours after
/ it had taken place, that the president
| and Mr.. Suarez had been arrested by
I Huerta and Banquet, 1 got into my
automobile and drove to BlanqueIs
| home. 1 knew his son and daughter
well I knocked on the door and told
young Banquet that his father wanted
him and the sister TO come with me as
! soon as possible. The young man hes
itated and finally decided not to go II
! he had come with me 1 intended TO
! hold him and his sister as hostages
| for the life Of AIadero and SuareZ. But
the plan failed because young Blan-
! quet was suspicious"
THE new high school that is being
planned by the school board will be a
Creditable one for a city many times
the size OF FL PasO," said H R. Nc
Clintock Of the school board 1T will
be up to date ii every detail, and we
are going strong on the equipment for
the science and manual training
departments. The machinery and other
fixtures necessary Tor this department
viii be Of the most modern kind and
We expect to have the general eff
cheney of the school above par. More
attention than ever before will be
given to the manual training depart
ment, and TO vocational training, and
the new high school will be one Of
which every FL Pasoan may be proud"
This is the gloomiest time for the
Texas farmer have seen for many
a long day." said J. T. Robinson. land
commissioner and candidate for re-
election. "On account of the heavy
rains the farmers have been unable
TO plant any corn East Texas has
been flooded compelling the farmers
TO remain idle when they should at
this time be planting The delay in
planting makes me believe that there I
VIII be a shortage in the corn supply (
next year Louisiana and Alabama I
have been mighty dry and for that /
reason the corn crop in those states :
Will not be very heavy
Tuesday night I missed a church /
picnic" said L. B. Elfers. in order /
that I might be at Cleveland square /
miss one Of those band concerts for
anything. Well. when I got 10 the
square 1 suppose there were 500 or 400
persons waiting there The band never
late for the chicken supper at the
picnic Those band concerts certainly
draw the crowds. They ought 10. be-
cause they are fine
For the high school course next
year, said r J. Tighe, school super I
intendent, we expect TO divide the
work under three groups. Commercial
vocational, and academic. In the COM
merclal department Of the high school
q modern training in commercial
branches, stenOgraphy bookkeeping.
commercial arithmetic, law and other
subjects will be given. The academic I
work will train the pupils who wish to
fit themselves for teachers. and who
wish TO go to colleges and universities
for higher education In the VoCa- /
lonal department we hope TO give
good practical training that will equip
the pupils TO be self supp0rtiugf'
"Carranza has always had part OF Z
provisional cabinet in the person OF r
Lubaran Capmany, minister Of Eober-
naciOn, said attorney J. n Amador.
'Zubaran's post corresponds TO the posi- I
ton Of minister OF the interior in this 1
country Since his assumption OF office. |
Nj. Zubaran has been a real provis- I
onal minister, not a secretary or sub
as the men who have held J ,
cabinet is fully made up. there is lit
lie doubt but that Mr.. Zubaran's name I
viii remain on the list"
"Cloudcroft is beautiful at this sea Z
son Of the year" said Frank Coles Z
who has just returned from the noun
-ains- The bluegrass is a foot deep. {
The trees are all out and the place is {
IS inviting as any place could be. The I
people are arriving there for the sum {
ner and are having their cottages re- ,
md more recognized as the summer | ;
'esort OF the southwest. and in five ! :
'ears II will be the center OF summer | I
rayel in the southwest" ?