El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11

INTERVIEWS

SITAYWOOD hot springs is a God
n given place for rest and recu-
peration that is not hale ap-
preciated by FL Paso people" said
mayor elect Tom Lea II went up mere
worn out from the municipal campaign,
suffering from a severe cold and feel
ing like 1 had been through a Next
can revolution a week there did won
deFs for me and ! now feel like a diff
lsrenI person That is a wonderful
place and FL Pasoans should 20 there
more for It is right in this district and
IS one or the finest mineral springs
IN inc country The Accommodations
are excellent. the water is life giving
ana InS scenery IS as reStful and sOOth-
ing as pine laden breeze. A glass Of
the famous hot springs water taken
every half hour and plenty Of sleep and
the good food that is obtained there
VIII make a wonderful difference. even
IN one short week. although / would
least"
4 wouldn't be a bit surprised to see
some very warm weather before the
first OF April" said James c. Morris
son, who has been a resident OF FL Paso
since 1883. The snow has cleared
things up a bit and we should begin TO
get steady bright, sunny weather from
now on 1 don't expect that IL viii be
really hot but We should not need the
stoves very much longer"
1.-THE Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION needs a swimming pool and
gymnasium equipment like the Young
Mems Christian association building
has" said Mrs. ". c. Davis. L hope
this need can be met. Young women
need these features just the same as
young men and II is foolish 10 think
that they do not It is just as import
n ha - lie
should be strong and healthy and en-
JOY health giving recreation as that
the young men should have these
things"
'El Paso should certainly not fail to
secure the Metropolitan opera house
orchestra for a concert here" said Mrs.
George Drummer. chairman Of the music
department OF the Womans club The
opportunity TO hear an organization Of
such note is rare indeed in this part Of
the country, so far from musical cen
tiers and every aid should be given 10
make the concert a reality. FL Paso
needs 10 hear more good music"
The new. ordinance now before the
city council for the better regulation
OF nickel cars is in the interest Of the
public in general said alderman Wal
ter s. Clayton. There is no desire on
the part Of the council TO work a hard
ship on the operators OF automobiles
Ior PUBLIC hire but certain regulations
are necessary TO safeguard the patrons
Of the cars They are public carriers
and should be subject TO rules the
same as are other public carriers. The
council is trying 10 work out an
ordinance that will be fair TO all inter
ests concerned and we have invited
those interested TO cooperate with US
10 that end The owners and drivers Of
cars will be given an opportunity 10
voice their objections 20 the ordinance
as IL has been drafted and such suE-
gested changes as are reasonable will
be given consideration The point is
that the public in general must be Civ
en- reasonable protection and the re-
sponsibility for shortcomings on the
part Of drivers must be fixed"
The only Interruption 70 the free
garbage collection We have had since
its inauguration early IN the year was
on Monday, when the snow prevented
the wagons from going out" said
George Harper. city sanitary commits
si0ner. we expected numerous calls
as a result Of the interruption and were Z
surprised at the smallness Of the num-
Der Collections in the residence dis
tricts now run about three every two !
weeks. but with a few more wagons
We could make two calls per week"