El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-30
LITTLE


ttN ENING continues to grow Iasl-
or than any other city in New
~ Mexico" said Willard E. Holt
secretary Of the Deming OIL
commerce. Eight fine business BLOCKS,
including the prettiest bank IN luo
state. and better than 100 new houses
finiebed last wear. The influx of all
fornia ~caoitai is making things move
as never before. h+ay,i,r
markets for farm products a. N ny
cbamber of commerce dinner. Inc
greatest trouble with Rio Grande IaILn-
ers is that they are too careless IN lnS
manner that their crops are grown anu
doublv careless in the p~reparaJloh IOL
market. +,-
/ ont of This since we have the services
of a government expert, paid by Ihe
denarfmaut- Of agriculture, VINO not
only instructs armer now 20 pLaHe
CROPS and who likewise teaches mem
how to prepare Ine sIouHu- Ic+s tbe
he comes to marketing M
county agent is the most successful OF
ANYTHING we ever had For one IarHl-
ing company he sold, a day or Two aSO'
! 10000 pounds of beans and is just on
! Guiding the sale Of 1000 tons OF al
! faIfa. 1000 tons of milo fodder and z9O,-
600 hounds Of threshed maize. You see,
We are doing things on a big scale up
there. ,raw
Mexico to employ an agricultural
agent n the results have peen d
thousand times more than satis1ac-
tory"
Eel Paso has a chamber OF
which the city and its citizens snoulo
! he Droud Of said Charles NJ. Mac1aI-
lane. who is here from Chicago. !
have attended many chamber OF COM
merce, and other civic organlzdIoL
meetings, and the dinner IhursudS
night compared most Ia'or4DIy ~
any I have ever attended L was pa
ticularly impressed with the report VI
the retiring president, Mr.. hraKauSI
It was an interesting summary OF ny
vear's work and contained 1ntormalloL
that I considered most valuable, espe'
ciaIIv the suggestions made to the IN
coming administration The NIlulLOi
Climb directors meeting was n OF tht
most unique and original aIIalrs i NV
ever seen. Even though I did not know
the local business men, I understood
and enjoyed the wholesome run OF IL
The whole affair was a spIendld epA
tome of, Ell PasO and her spirit ana
was delighted that L stayed over am
was enabled to meet some of 81 Paso
progressive business men ana oLLlcldl
of the chamber Of commerce
when one loses track of a relative
or friend. the police department is IN
institution first appealed to, sald cIle
of police J.. y. Davis. Hardly a ia
passes that my office is not IN recelp
Of one or more kilograms ana ieIIel
asking the assistance of the police II
locating a relative or friend Ihese ap
meals come from all parts of the couh
try. from mothers seeking WaIWaI
bovs wives trying to locate husbands
relatives seeking to find Other TeIa
tives. friends seeking friends. some o
the letters are touching in their appea
others are very matter of tacI-
James J. Davis, director general q
the Loyal order of Moose, who is eA
Dected here Monday to look over IN
sites offered for the proposed Sl,VOU
600 Moose s~anitarium for tuoercula
natients. is a wonderful organizer
said O. L. Bowen. dictator of the locS
lodge. MT. Davis. a man of wealth
devoting his entire to Inc OF
der, and has two hobbies. One Is Moos'
heart, a big Industrial schooI Tor MODS
children. and the other is the propose
sanitarium to be located somewhere
the west. Mooseheart is now well VI
der way and is a wonderful institution
The sanitarium viii be as great q SUI
cess. We are very much in hopes ll'
EI PasO will be selected as the site It
the sanitarfum and if we get 1t it wi
i, be a substantial addition to the city.
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Because the Rescue Home assocli
ton has erected the home and starte
its workings does not mean that u
association is through working, sa.
Mrs. Rue Jackson. "On the %contrar
&, ] the association win remain in acti'
organization. working in every poss
BILE way to assist the managing for
of the home. For that reason we wal
all of the women's organizations, who.
cooperation helped us to erect q
building. to continue to belong to Il
2 Rescue Home association and TO co.
, tinue in their work and interest"
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! "El PasO should certainly make
strong bid for a championship pa
game here during prize fight week
G said Art Woods. There will be hu
!, dreds of out of town people here, DO
; for the cattlemen's convention AID I
the fight. Any two teams coming he
2 uan be assured of a very large patro