El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-05

- ments that once covered JuareZ
have been banished from the city 10
stay" said mayor NJ N. Prieto.
The report that the lid is about to
be taken off Of Juarez is absolutely
false. Since took charge last Deem
her, our program has not been changed
The governor OF Chihuahua has issued
a decree against immoral amusements
End II has been strictly obeyed. and
VIII continue to be obeyed while I am
in charge here The bull fight given
last sunday was strictly for the bene-
fit or the QueretarO and GuanajuatO
flood sufferers. and was staged only
BY special permission Of the governor,
after Cen Gonzales and had urged up
on him that the fight was TO be held
for a worthy cause. Moreover. the az
fair was an amateur one. and the bulls
used were tame animals whose horns
had been cut off This rendered it i'm
possible for them TO gore the horses.
which is one Of the most brutal feat
ures of bull fighting"
a strange diversity OF names and
titles figures in the correspondence OF
sending out 80 invitations TO "ambas-
sailors extraordinary and plenipOtent-
larry representing foreign governments.
at Washin Eton. asking them TO cooper
ate with the Farm congress and 10 in
fluence their respective governments TO
make al possible haste in preparing
exhibits or appointing delegates to the
congress" said 3. X Hanafourde.
These invitations are supplement-
AIRY TO those which are sent under the
presidents authority through the de-
paTtment OF state. At Washington. TO
the prospective foreign governments d.
rect Among the 30 letters which will
70 10 diplomatic personages are the
following Senior Don Juan Riano y
Gayangos. chamberlain TO his majesty
she king OF Spain. Non. 7. J. Jusserand.
ambassador extra ordinary. republic Of
France: count 7 H Won Bernstorff. an
iasadOr extraordinary. Germany: Sir :
cecil Arthur Spring-Rice. ambassador (
extraordinary and plentipotentiary,
England; Mon. George Bakhmeteff. /:
master OF the Imperial court Russia. j
riscount Sutemi Chinda, sInbassador /
!entipotentiary. Japan. and Nehdi /
Kahn. minister Of Persia"
Some very peculiar questions are re-
eyed al the desk over the two police i
PHONES al the central station. questions !
lat would surprise the ordinary citi-
q r. said Sergt J. q. Miller. All I
petty fights between neigEbors are re-
Is ME many calls come in from persons
30 fancy that some suspicious charac-
or is proving around their houses.
pne won7an's chicken has been stolen. (;
other mas a child lost someone else !
cst two horses. and so on The report j
1llT aye a great deal more sensible |
'afl some Of those requesting iufor- /
'.1'ioH, however, as = person will call /
100 9ud ask for chief 3. J. Zabriskie- 4
the chief is out they viii ask for !
':p-. " j. Greet or Capt l. l. Hall .
She captains are not in the building, 4,
heg want the sergeant or so on. final I
asking some simple question that :
could he easily answered"
~lt.-h school stI5en-s themselves {
III get iu and level the ground within !
board viii authorize the erection OF I
hoard f1nce around 81 certain part OF .
lie buiiiin-- said professor A II.
IIue-hev Tho fence SIS badly needed :
.nasrucl rs has-ts1l can hardly be !
alazc- ir the --af'-n without some |
sf he -ll- 1.-e Going into the street
Football and r5i larry drills can be I
given 81 the s-1dira'. however The /
students are enthusiastic over the D
stadium and would readily level the F.
ground if the fence were constructed +
w. H austin deserves much credit /
FOR The. gift Of he land eight miles up /.
the valley 20 the Country club. said 3
4 y Nacrate ,Ir Austin and Mr.. I
White have been in she courts over the /
title for some time. and the matter viii /
have to be settled there. Without Mr.. /
4 r-stfr's quir claim the deal could not !
Mr.. Austin gave and gave freely when !
he was called upon 10 do so. The only I
point involved is that 7 think Mr. Aus 4
tin should receive credit for his gift I
which was a very liberal one"
'T have Just returned from = tour
OF California coast cities on which 1 4
p1id visit TO the San Diego exposi-
ton" said T. T. Garrett Il was sur
prised TO find the small attention that /
was paid TO the Canada exhibit and 4
bought this was the best display at (
be fair. ! understand il viii be trans :
f@red to FL Paso this fall FL Paso ]
neople should realize that this eX-
hibft alone IS worth a visit to the ex- 4
position. Second only was the exhibit 4
n ON san Joaquin valley. which I un-
derstood is also TO be brought 10 FL I
Paso this fall
!
IF the iitnes are considered by the (
city as public facilities il viii be q 4
point for the negroes Of the city 10 :
ADVANCE in their request 10 be allowed f
TO ride on jitnes with white citizens :
because the street car service is said I
To be unsatisfactory. said E B. Nc !
Clintock. 1T is a difficult question I
To decide, but Of course there viii be I
strong opposition from the people Of I
the city. who are compelled to use !
the jitne automobiles"
KEEPS 1T FLEXIBLE.