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

styling of the spirit Of cooperation
and a realization by the people of FL
Paso of the value of that spirit, will
bring to the city every thing which
all the others you have interviewed
have wished might be brought during
the year 1915. If the people of FL
PasO will work together there is moth
ing which they may wish to do
for the upbuilding of the city which
may not be done. II they will make
up their minds to that the rest will be
easy"
A Baseball Team and Park.
Sam j. Gatlin-"A good baseball
team and a park to play in and an i'm
provement of our present system Of
street signs is all I ask from 1915, pro-
vided of course that business continues
as good as it was during the year just
closed"
R. E Rochelle year 1914 was
good to me. IF 1915 is as good I will
be perfectly satisfied"
More SiIos in the valleys.
c. +. Ederle-"More silos in the
valleys, making the lands more pro-
ductive, should be the slogan for 1915.
In addition steps should be taken 10
bring about the establishment Of more
factories in the city which VIII en-
ploy men and make market for the
garden stuff and fruit which will be
grown on the farms"
More SmOkestacks-the City.
Harry s. Burwell-"El PasO should
strive, during 1915, for more smoke
stacks, which means more factories.
More factories means better market
for the produce of the lands in the
valleys because the factories will bring
men with families which will require
to be fed"
John Leisk Tate-"What we need
most is 10000 more practical farmers
with $4,000 in cash, each. If We can
get them, or even get them started
this way during the year 1915, grea-
good will have been done for FL Paso,
We are trying with the limited means
at our disposal to attract the attention
of the landless men of the crowded
districts of the north and east to what
we have to offer in the way of oppOr-
tunity in the valleys in the vicinity OF
Ell PasO and with the help we viii get
from the railroads carrying the null
titudes to and from the fairs at San
Diego and San Francisco. this year we
should make a good showing before
1915 closes"
brigade Post and Auditorium.
c. II. Finley, James A. Dick g. COM
pany-"The two things most needed in
FL PasO are a brigade post and an au-
ditorium. Both are needed and think
both can be secured during the year
1915 if we go about it in the right
way"
Revival OF Trade Excursions,
JACOB AllltIr manager OF Inc W mite I
dearest wish is that the |
year 1915 will see a revival of the !
Trade Excursion idea and that an !
excursion be run through New Mexico |
and Arizona or through West Texas |
and eastern New Mexico. We used to |
have those excursions and they did the |
city much good We did not realize |
now much good they did US till we 1
stopped running them. I certainly hope 1
we can revive them this year"
Strong Delegation to Chicago.
NJ p. CarlOck, advertising manager
IF The White House. hope to see !
4 strong delegation sent hy Ell PasO /
10 the annual convention Ct the Assoc
dated Ad clubs of America which will 1
be held this year in Chicago. A good |
showing at that convention will give |
81 Paso advertising that could not be |
bought for $50 600. An ON to Chi (
ago campaign should be begun at !
,nce and every business man in the |