El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-24
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

UTARRANzA must have secured
all OF the rolling stock in cen
tral Mexico when he evaacuated
Mexico City" said George X. Rush
THE Yards at Veracruz are so crowded
with cars. OF every description that it
takes a half a DAY to sort them out IL
a special train is 10 be made up Every
officer from about the rank OF major
up has his special car and, as his rank
increases, he adds TO the string until
the generals have a whole train They
never take a trip of even dozen
miles without ordering out the whole
special train The lines out Of the city
have not been repaired in long time
and are rapidly getting into bad shape.
derailments from spreading rails. the
ties for miles being long since past
service
a farm demonstrate for the valley
is the next most important thing TO the
dam" said c. E. Manning We have
many settlers here now and we viii
get far more when the dam is com
pleted- But many OF those here now
know one particular line Of farming
and, II that is not complete success.
such as was the case with alfalfa last
season, they are minus just one year or
their time. not TO mention the direct
cash loss It must not be thought that
the demOnstratOr can come here and
show how any product can be grown at
huge profit But he can come here
and tell the farmers what is the best
crop 20 be grown and the best way 20
grow it. He can point out mistakes al
ready made and tell how 10 remedy
them he IS like an expert accountant
his audit OF the farms Of the valley viii
show the leaks and how they can be
stopped"
The University Scholarship club is
Tor the purpose Of assisting boys and
girls TO attend universities or colleges.
who otherwise might not be financial
A. kinkel- The candidates are not
confined TO the high school graduates
Of the present year but are open TO
any boy or girl in the city, whose cred
make them eligible for college entrance
The club deserves the support OF every
one interested in the welfare OF our
boys and girls"
The finding OF the Jusk and tooth
Of a mammoth in FL Paso brings a
greater interest in the history Of the
glacial age and the subsequent changes
that have occurred i'm both the climate
and topography Of the country" said
s.. H Hughey The mammoth has been
found in various stages OF preservation
I'm the frozen lands Of Siberia, but I be-
leve IL is rare TO find this animal in
our part Of the country. The speci-
mems found are not petrified. as is
usually The case when these relics have
been discovered, but are in good cOndi-
tion. IL is probably from the sand bed
in which the bones were found that
the animal mad sunk 20 his death in
the QuicEsand.~
Easter lilies are behind the season
in bIossominE this year and il is ex-
pected that only a part OF the annual
Easter crop viii be IN blossom by
Easter said / ". Mayer Climatic
conditions are to blame for the lilies
ali over the country are an affected the
same and are disappointingly slow in
coming TO bloom"
The ruling by which an officers stay
in the Philippine islands is limited 10
two years. is a good thing for the
service" said Capt. A. r. Watts. 1T will
affect every one in the army. for the
rotation Of officers will be more fire.