El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-27

- y i W ILL take a year 10 eAcdfale
and build the proposed new
- 100000 high school" said J. Z.
Morgan, president Of the board OF eou-
cation.
The building will be completed in
time for the 1916 term of school ana
viii be one of the most ma=nlIllellt
school buildings in the country t .tl5
board of education believes that lhe
site now owned by the city IN the
Alexander addition is the logical one
for the building, providing lhe pLop-
erty owners keep their promise 10 pay
for the excavation. should the work
! exceed the S13,2S0 which the board now
has available for this work 1hey
have promised 10 do this and at lAe
meeting to be held within the next
few days something definite viii De
! accomplished in arranging 10 nave
! work started in eXcaYauns-
1.-THE Tavss 7-ni5n IS not the Off
I ciaI labor organ of the Central Labor
union or the state Federation OF La
Z bor,' said f. c. Standlsh- Inc CeutIal
Labor union fight that mas cIealeu =
/ disturbance among the LABOR men Oh
! this city is soon to be settled III Faso
! IS one of the best labor cities IN the
state, but there has been more troupe
! in the ranks than in any olnet CITY
| simply because Of the acuNlues OF q
| few men. The past summer mas Deen
/ a good one for the laborlng men OF
| the city They have WORKED sttstus;
/ The building activity IS on the upNaI9
trend and now that IAN mas MItFeu
there has been no letup- The onIlook
I for a PROSPEROUS winter for the labor
! men of FL Paso was never brighter
.Rotb freight and passenger service
on the northern division OF the Na-
/ tiopal railways is steadlly belnS lln-
| proved" said c. L Nenlgo, OF the Cnl-
] huahua Offices 1t Will De some ~
| before the company Will be IN posi-
I tiOn TO bUy new rolling STOCK out. We
! are doing the best we can Win lhe
| stock we now have cars ana engines
J are being repaired and put INTO soou
] condition. Stricrer rules are BENG
] adopted which the tralnmen must lOl-
| low, and this has resulted IN gen
! eral betterment in the service II must
! be remembered that the whole road
I both riightOfway and roluns STOCK,
J has received little attention IN 1olr
] years and the reconstruction VIII
| necessarily take time
Realty sales. rents and building IS
| lust as active in FL PasO at this time
1 as il was before the European war,
/ said James Mari Real estate me, LleL
! are going to have a hard time taxing
/ care of all those who want houses ana
/ land as soon as financial conditions IN
! the east right themselves one reason
! for the present activity is the large
! influx of out of town people who have
] decided to make Fl Paso their nome
/ They bring outside money mere lnltl
/ helps every line Of trade and large
! percentage Of them buy homes soon
{ after thew arrive FL Paso has TO
/ grow and the present SITUATION IS a
/ good proof that nothing can stop II
/ from growing
I've are expecting this convention OF
I the United Daughters Of the Confed-
| eracy to be one Of the best conVen-
I tioHs that the organization has ever
| held said Mrs D G Booth me
/ members Of the local chapter have
| spared no effort TO make the event a
/ success in every way. and 10 LOOK ar
ter every feature. Of the comfort OF
our guests
THE second high school fooJnall
team was particularly pleased with the
I said J. H Keck. the teams coach
! "Of course IL is easy TO return nome
1 pleased after playing q VICTORIOUS
/ game. but the Alamogordo people ana
| their. high school team had such q
] sportsmanlike spirit that had they Won
! the game. they could not have taken
] a finer attitude toward the visiting
] team
! western Passenger Agents ASSOCIATION
l at Memphis was one OF the best ever
I held" said Garnett King, general pas
senger agent Of the FL Paso q South
Contrary to expectations. the mat
/ ter Of providing for a stopoTer IN FL
! PasO- during the san Francisco expo
] sitfon and san Diego worlds talr. was
l not discussed The holiday rates were
I the chief topic of consideration Tnlla
! preparations for an unusual rush OF
! travellers during the first months OF
! 1915 were discussed
!
1.-THE electrical display at the con-
| venfion of the National Association OF
! Eiectricians which was held in New
York recenEy.~ said I. B. Walker, was
one of the most brilliant that ] have
/ ever seen. Each year leads TO some
! advancement in electrical work II
/ was fine and one that Will be remem-
bered by the visitors for long time
I The trip and visit to the convention
vas the first one that have made ~
! a long while, and i certainty ENJOY eg
| l. we had splendid weather during
| the entire convention Everything
| seems prosperous in the east and appa-
! rentIv has not suffered because Of the
/ war in Europe