El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-03
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

! LG-HE complaint department, just
established in the city hall,
n will meet a long felt need"
| said mayor c. e. Kelly. 81 have had it
! in contemplation for some time as a
means Of relieving the various depart
ments of considerable unnecessary
work as well as simplifying matters
for the public. All that is necessary
now is to call the complaint depart
ment and state the complaint. The man
in charge of the department refers the
complaint to the proper person, who in
! turn investigates and reports back to
the complaint man for report to the
complainant"
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Il have seen many impressive
sights said George 3. Staehle, Of Spo-
kane Wash But one of the most i'm
itary funeral for private Warwick.
When the trumpeter sounded taps eV-
cry person in the crowd at the depot
was touched. Not a single person failed
to bare his head and to remain SO for
several moments after the last note
had sounded"
Ell Paso fans and those back of the
club will stand for absolutely nothing
but a winner during the coming base
bah season." said VIII ]. Watson. I'VE
are going to secure the best manager
and the best players available and we
will not allow the race for the flag to
be any closer than we can possibly
avoid. Heretofore El PasO has lost
money by not having franchise in or
ganized baseball Not being under the
protecting wing, we got absolutely no
compensation for players grabbed up
by clubs in organized baseball. This
year, however. we will have b fran
chise and will receive some cOmpensa-
ton for every player going up
zone of the best pieces of advertis-
ing that El Paso has secured in a long
time is the dedication of the Santa Fe
magazine, The Earth to the Elephant
Butte DAM said John l.. TAFT. This
magazine reaches a special class of
hOmeseekers that constitute the very
best of farmers and the fact that they
take the magazine shows that they are
interested in any good farming propo-
sition."
Revolutions in Mexico may be popU-
lar. but any revolution based on
campaign of secession of part of the
republic will certainly fail" said c. b.
Hail q have lived in Mexico, mostly
in the northern part, since the trouble
first began and I can state positively
that, under no, circumstances would
MexicanS, in the north or south. stand
for a division of the republic. 1t may
rot be apparent from the history of the
last four years, but Mexicans are in
tensely patriotic when it comes to the
country as whole, and any party that
enters campaign with a view to sell
ing Mexican territory or with a view
to dividing the republic, is doomed to
failure, as it viii receive no
support"
THE Villa government has the well (
fare of the people at heart and, in the ]
establishment of this free currency
examining bureau. will do q big thing
for the people of Mexico, both Mexicans I
and Americans" said Gunther Leasing.
we have heard of many really pathet- {
ic incidents where Mexican labOrers, ,
earning only SO cents OF 81 a day, have /
bought Mexican money with their earn !
inGs and then when they try to use /
this money find it worthless. This /
means starvation until the next pay
day Through this new agency these (
poor men can have the money exam !
ined free of charge before they make a /
and thus be sure OF the worth /
II the currency"
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Fencing is very fine sport, besides
being most excellent exercise" said W.
Burk. 1T thoroughly exercises ev-
cry part of the body, more, perhaps,
than any other form of exercise, be-
sides requiring the closest cOncentra-
ton and a quickness that almost /
amounts to instinct. As an exercise for
all around training of the body. there /
IS nothing better, in my opinion