El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-18

LVV re want to emphasize the
w fact" said A W. Norcop,
shat every man who shall
have become a member OF the Univer-
sity club by April 1 will be a charter
member Those who have already iden-
titled themselves with the organiza-
ton enjoy no other privileges than will
those who shall have become members
prior to the date OF the dinner. All
will be charter members who are in
by the tins a charter is applied for.
Those who have so far undertaken the
organization Of the club are practically
a committee on organization and theirs
IS more or less a thankless task. Their
only privilege so far has been and
will be TO put in considerable time
getting other university men lined up.
They, like those who are now becom-
ing members have filled in applica-
tiOn blanks showing that they possess
the necessary qualifications for mem
bership and they are paying the same
organization fees as all others. The
organization is not in any sense close
club or an organization for a few
il is 2 university club. an organiza-
ton for university men. Every uni
versity man should be as much inter-
ested in its success as those who have
so far been most active in the matter.
10 is strictly nonpartiSan, nOnsectar-
ian and noupolitical The necessity OF
ship getting in touch with the organ
izers of the club at once cannot be too
strongly emphasized. Those who wish
10 become members OF the club should
procure application blanks and hand
them to the president or secretary not
later than March p in order that we
may know who will be members by
April ] and in order that the proper
arrangements may be made for ali at
the dinner. There are many university
men in the city that those acting in the
organization Of the club do not know
are university men Blanks have been
mailed to everyone whose name has
been handed to us. but we are every
day encOuntering other men whom we
knew nothing about. Some men seem
offended because they have not been
approached and asked to become mem
bers Of the club or because their names
have not been published as being mem
bers. This is their own fault They
ought at least TO meet us half way and
make themselves known by getting in
touch with US We have no authority
10 constitute man a member Of the
organization without his making his
desire to become a member known to
us nor without his appearing to pos
sess the qualifications necessary. It is
for the purpose Of determining a mans
qualifications that the application
blanks have been provided"
IONA ana county new Mexico Is
growing rich from supplying FL Paso
with milk" said p. B. Barber. a Dona
Ana county aRriculturist "Our coun-
~ is shipping daily to III Paso 900
gallons Of milk and receiving for it 20
cents a gallon. Since the first of the
year 81 carloads Of dairy cows have
been imported into the county from
dairy centers all over America and in
addition TO this, four carloads of brood
sows. We are also planting $50 acres
Of beet sugar as an experiment and if
IL is successful we will plant more in
1917. The seed is Of the German va
riety and similar to the best that is
raised in Colorado and Utah"
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IF arrangements could be made for
vaudeville circuit to be routed
through El Paso on its way to the Pa
cific coast and eastern cities IL would
prove a big entertainment for citizens"
said c. j. Parks Of Los Angeles. by
vaudeville ] mean the first class acts,
such as those constantly playing on
the Pantages. Orpheum and Hippodrome
circuits on the coast, and which are
by far the most popular form Of amuse-