El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-26

CEm = EMORlAL Gay IS not oDseIFe
M here generally as IN other
4F4 parts Of the country" said
Mrs. Harry hill so many people
have the wrong idea about the ooser-
walton OF the day. They think it IS for
the soldier dead only, and II they nave
no soldier relatives TO pay their tribute
TO on this day they 90 not teeI lh ial.I
Il involves any obligation at all on
their part Memorial day is nauonaL
day, in which a whole nation hOnOTs
the men who have fought and died IN
its defence. It should belong TO every
one lust as the brave men who lost
their lives. died for everyone In the
nation In Ell PasO the observation OF
the day has been left almost entirely
TO three organizations; the Grah9
Army OF the Republic, the United
Daughters OF the Coufederacy and the
Daughters Of the American Revolunon'
and the public generally has nam
tester little concern about the day.
Trains running between chihuahua,
TOrreOn, Chihuahua and Juarez are
crowded every run" said Marion
Letcher. American consul In Chlnus-
hua- Z don't see where all the Me1l-
cans who travel between the three CIT
les can be going Many Of them are
too poor- from their appearance. to be
able TO pay fare. Some are the I1I9l-
lies of 'Constitutionalist officers who
are with Villa and come up from the
south on sightseeing trips Inc Jour
ney costs them nothing IN transporta-
ton"
The New Mexico state agricultural
college ranks sixth in class A Of the
agricultural schools Of America, said
l. J. COchrane, assistant Instructor OF
commerce in the school Mr. Cochrane
IS in FL PasO on missionary work for
the school. I am here to interest II
PasO boys in the advantage Of our uni
versity," he said Monday Classes
gets almost individual instruction.
which is a great benefit. Besides, the
railroad fare from here to Mesilia Park
IS very small Ny "Trip viii take me
through western New Mexico and part
Of Texas"
"Constitutionalist" Mexico is now in
the conservation period OF its recent
history" said George C. Carothers,
state department representative at the
front with villa There are three
periods in the history of any real revo-
luton, the destructive, the cOnServa-
tive and the reconstructlye- The
COnstituIiOnalists' are now in the sec
Ond and they are doing everything
possible to conserve all the property
that they can, 10 have crops planted on
the lands and to have as much natural
wealth produced as possible. The re-
NDAA1AA AILAhE per AD4 mas 4-OL e. Nt-A-I
and when It does. the leaders are
planning 10 make Mexico prosperous
wherever they control"
IF man wants to get a new grip on
life, all he has to do is TO take a few
baths in the hot springs just below
Sierra Blanca said George Herold. L
have just returned from there and am
feeling fine. I made the trip over
land, taking. a tent and plenty Of pro-
visions in the wagon Fred DelgadO
accompanied ne When we arrived aL
the springs we pitched camp right near
the springs where IL was convenient
There isn't any necessity for "A man 10 !
go away 70 the springs Of California. OF /
any other place. for that matter. " hen
the hot springs near Sierra Blanca are |
just as good. II not better. In addition l
TO the real benefits derived from taking
sports Game IS plentiful You can !
have hroiled wild pigeons on toast /
three times a day If you want TO. The
only thing the springs won't dc is TO I
sroW hair on the head
What Is the occasion for the nag to |
be flying full mastedZ" VIII Watson !
asked mayor c. z. Kelly, Monday. as 1
he pointed to the flag on the mast OF /
the cupola Of the city hall
1t seems TO me- mayor Kelly said TO |
watson. that a man who is I'm politics I
would keep up with the news Don't |
you know that judge Eylar is mar (
ried7"
well, I see the flag on the court
house What's that fOr2"
ASK Park about that" mayor Kelly /
told him The county clerks answer /
was the same as the mayors
The municipal building OF Chicago,
/ believe. was one Of the most inter
esting sights we saw on the trip said I
Park Pitmau. The day that we Wis
tied the building must have been tax
paying day. The tax collectors office,
with others. was located in one long
hall A wide counter enclosed the Of
flee There was not a woman IN the
collectors office. In one corner Of the !
hall We saw a crowd Of women. There /
must have been so OF so Of them I went /
over 70 see what it was all about. A /
woman was explaining TO them the way
to use the voting machine. Right on 4
the edge Of the crowd Of women was a 4
man about IS years old. He was so hot
he could have chewed tacks- He was \
mad about the women. He could not 4
find anyone to listen to him, 50 he i
grabbed me. I pointed 10 the tax col 4
lector's office that was filled only with 1
men employees. See there I said to the 4
old man, In four OF five years you will I
have more grounds for complaint than 1
you have now. In that time that office i
Will be filled with women. There may
be one or two men. but no more That 1
Is what you get for voting women the 4