El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-13

sEOoVEs breed in southern New
I u Mexico and FL Paso county,
D statements TO The contrary notwith-
standing" said Theo. Rouault. jr.,
( game and fish warden Of New Mexico.
I Doves migrate TO a certain extent,
I but they stay right here and breed
I every year. and can show the nests
TO anybody in springtime. Judge
Adrian Pool is mistaken when lie
says they do not breed in this part Of
the country"
Il am sending OUT o. letter 60 all
postUasters, railroad agents and man
ayers OF the Western Union tn the
towns Of Texas, Arizona and New
Mexico adjacent TO FL Paso with the
view OF increasing interest in the
learning OF telegraph and acquainr-
ing young men and women with the
fact that we maintain a free tele-
graph school at FL Paso." said Charles
Nollertsen. chief operator al the
western Union AS the government
increases its call upon US for tele-
graphers, the matter OF replenishing
our forces assumes proportions OF
national problem The government
ccntemplates calling the second draft
az the rate Of l5Q. 600 men each month
With the calling OF these men. thous-
ands OF telegraph operators viii be
with the colors. Who viii take their
places az the key The Western
Union has long realized the situation
and is spending thousands Of dollars
monthly training young men and
women for this emergency. Schools
are maintained in all OF the larger
cities by the Western Union. where
telegraphy is taught free by c0mpe-
nnmH HnEnHrrnHnH-E
DDS Here is an easy way 20 serve
ones country Those who cannot en-
JOY the pleasure Of shouIderinc the
rifle and marching off 70 fight can
take the place of some man who goes
% fight. Learn biography Be one
OF the great army Of Americans who
flash the intelligency Of our nation
through the innumerable miles OF
copper strands that stretch from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific, Canada 10 the
gulf. and last. but NOT least. those
great silent, but invaluable and uu1-
sating lines laid deep beneath the
ocean connecting this continent with
war raFased Europe-the lines over
which we receive the news OF victory
or defeat Of our boys over there
There is an instance OF patriotism
right here in this building" said zach
T. White. that ought 10 serve as an
example TO anybody who thinks he IL
injured IL he has to give some time
10 the Liberty loan. or give some four
minute talks Here is a firm Of en-
gineers. Lang & Witcheu. which has
closed its office temporarily and sus-
pended its business because every
member is in war service. Mr.. Lang
enlisted and is in the army now AIr.
Click was over the age, but enlisted
as a Reinforced concrete construction
engineer and Is somewhere i'm Fir-
ginia row. These two men enlisted
for the duration Of the war. C.. T..
Barglebaugh was the last one TO so.
but he Is now in Washington as one
Of the board OF experts on construc-
ton Of concrete ships and has been
giving his time 10 the government
for the last 30 days. He is expected
to return by the 18th OF April He
has six children OF he'd be fin the
army himself Examples OF unselfisk
service like this ought TO be given
publicity, as it viii help others 20
come through"
an times OF national peril like the
present. peace officers should be
given extended powers in the case Of
allen enemies mad disloyal citizens"
said police inspector !. Walter Reese
Il do not believe the best interests OF
the country are conserved when an
officer must wait until he has proper
evidence before he can arrest a sus-
pected public enemy. BY that time,
the individual might do some dam