El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

| city, whether member of the local ad
/ club or not should become interested
! in the movement"
, a World Wide Peace.
J. NJ Mayer, general manager Of
Everybody's department store-''The
thing to be desired for 1915. above
( all other things, is n cessation of
warfare throughout the world. Par
ucularly do we desire the estab-
lishment of peace in our neigh
Dor Mexico. The latter would have a
direct effect upon FL Paso but the es-
adjustment of peace in Europe would
pc reflected here to our great benefit,
IN so many ways that we may be said
. to be as deeply interested in the Eu-
ropean phase of the world wide COM
bat as we are in the struggle which
is gong on in Mexico. The whole
world has at last come to q realizing
sense of the significance of the i'm
mortal LincOin's oft quoted phrase
Let US have peace" BY all means
let us hope that 1915 will bring peace
TO the world Prosperity viii follow"
More Horns, Fewer Hammers
Robert W. Page, Franklin Printing
eompany-"If the business men of Ell
PaSO will throw away their hammers.
and buy horns during the wear 1915
there viii be an immediate and notice.
able Improvement in general business
conditions If / can't get a job Of
printing 1 am going to try to see that
IT. sues ~ dApLlltI printer IN Ell PdSO
VINO IS employing FL PaSO working
men, paying rent or taxes on an El
PaSO building or otherwise building
up the town. I am going to do that,
not because I am interested in building
up my competitors business but be-
cause if the money for that job is
spent in El PasO ] may get a chance
TO get some Of it later in some other
way. If the money is spent for print
ing IN Dallas Kansas City or Chicago
M D.
purely selfish in the matter. If the
merchants, manufacturers and other
business men who have printing done
VIII take the same view that / do there
viii be an Improvement in the printing
business. What is true Of that business
IS true of all other businesses. The
chief need for 1915, therefore. is a de-
Velopment Of spirit of cooperation
among business men"
Bald Up a Sport Center.
Art woods manager Cactus Athletic
club-'El PasO is in a fair way to be-
come the chief center Of sports on the
American continent and I hope to see it |
maintain its reputation as the home OF |
clean sport. The coming clash in
JuareS for heavyweight honors, be- |
tween Jack Johnson and Jess Willard |
viii put FL PasO in the spotlight and |
attract the attention Of the world It |
behooves US, therefore to be careful |
that we conduct ourselves as true /
spOrtsmen. L hope that 1915 will see /
FL Paso take her rightfuI place upon 1
the baseball map. We should have a 4
good team here and we ought to have 1
a real baseball park in which to play.
Let us pull to get the team and hold |
it together; the park can wait till we |
see what we can do toward making
Ell PasO a baseball town"
Mayor Sees Two Needs.
c. F. Kelly, mayor of Ell Paso-
There are two imperative needs |
which I would very much like to see /
realized during the present year The /
first is the getting under way Of the /
great scenic highway and the other is I
the completion of the plans which gov
eminent engineers and the city en- |
gineers have had under consideration /
for the past eight months, for thor
Oughly draining the entire southern /
section Of the city which will make /
possible the rehabilitation Of Chihua- J