El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
LE"HERE'S no real reason now Z
why FL Paso shouldn't have

why FL Paso shouldn't have
= the finest packing house in the
country" said publicity commissioner
G. H Clements, Of the CHAMBER OF COM
merce. Geo. R. Kline. former mayor Of
Moutrie, Georgia. promoter Of the
Moultrie packing house, recognized all
over the country. as one Of the finest
and most modern plants Of its kind,
where even the smell is extracted, is
now located in FL Paso. He opened up
his office here finally on Saturday just
passed. and he has already been called
into conference with men in town who
have in charge the proposed establish
ment Of a packing plant in this city
The MOutrie house. which Mr. Kline
promoted has a daily capacity Of 1000
hogs and 500 head OF cattle II is
noted for the lack Of offensive odor
about the place. and for its Uptodate-
ness in every respect"
"Au places have Smells" said J. r
Bapty, chemist and expert on metal
Iurgy 'Torreon smells like dried
apples New Orleans like bananas and
coffee. New York like fog and pine
cones. and Fl PasO has for its pet odor,
stock yards on one side and a smeller
on the other You can smell a city
10 miles Off-and If We had the
developed smell of dogs and cats and
lions and tigers we would not have
trouble travelling about In the dark. A
day may come when we may be able
10 smell afar- A good instance OF
smelling afar is to live in St Louis
with East St Louis on the other side;
or in the neighbOrhOod Of a soap
factory
1T is one Of the regrets Of my life"
said J. W Wisner, Of TorreOn, Mexico,
and exile" in FL PasO, that / did not
write one Of the scenarios on FL Paso
and GET furn The Hara Ia contest We
have too much of the exquisite heroine
7 would like TO have a heroine that Is
different I would have started her at
the Cement plant thrown her down
one Of the big bins. washed her off
in the river, slammed her through
dObie house IN q Ford car hurried her
for lunch to a Mexican restaurant,
compelled her to eat enchilladas and
huevos and beans, married her to a
soldier in the Fourth Field artillery
and had the grand climax on the inter-
national bridge, when the wedding
party would be stopped at the Villa
side and been made to surrender the
brides trousseau. As the grand climax
the heroine would bowl the six custom
house officials over and escape back
into Texas with the bridegroom, the
Fourth Field artillery acting as es-
cort."
Thank heaven Frederick Funston
Is bosstng the job at Douglas" said
James o. Montgomery. Those are not
only my own sentiments, but think I
have heard that remark from about
every other American resident Of FL
Paso. That man Funston seems to be
given a little more freedom from red
tape than the other army officers, for
some reason OF other. It certainly
gives US a feeling OF satisfaction to
have a man on the job who has the
reputation OF making good"
@EI Paso is Iiyelier than any place
else" said Mrs. Vaud Cummins, who
has Just returned from a trip Of sew
ersl months other places are more
beautiful, and have other attractions
that FL Paso has not. but for real
general alive spirit of the whole town,
e Paso surpasses any place I know
Of"
I'VE are going to give the people Of
II Paso some real entertainment this
week in The Wizard From Wiseland,'"
said Lynn McClintock, mana ger Of the
nation from Oklahoma. Kansas and
elsewhere in the middle west that the
company is delivering the real goods
It is a musical comedy with a large
cast and the songs and specialtes are
to be changed every night
with building permits thus far is
sued totalling in excess of S2.5OO. 900,
the outlook is that for the year our
100000. establishing a new high
record for the city" said y a. Com
stock, city building inspector. I'VE
are reasonably certain of getting the
high school work in on this years
business, and II is probable also that