El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-01
By Hal Cofman

power as means 70 blackmall more
money out Of the employer"
Lack OF education IS the principal
I cause OF the present unrest in Mex
lco, said IL A Gallardo While in
Mexico shortly after the Nadero revo-
luton found that a large percent Of
the population Of the state % Chihua-
hua were unable 10 read or write
an convinced that II these people
Z were given a liberal education that
they would more fully understand the
United states and there would not De
so much hard feeling toward the
Americans By the 9iexicans-"
Dallas is expecting a record break
Z ing attendance st the state fair this
1all, said c. " Andrews. OF Dallas.
Splendid crops have been produced
throughout north and east exas this
year and some fine farm exhibitions
are expected We are also expecting
some very fine live stock exhibits.
some OF which viii come from the
trans Pecos section. Visitors from all
parts OF the state and sister states
OF the southwest are expected to at
tend the fair"
The recent action OF congress in
the regulation Of storage Of food
products is said 10 be working great
injury 70 Colorado farmers and stock
raisers, said j. G. Brewster. who has
Just returned from that state From
now on for the next two months the
farmers with fine croDs Of potatoes
and apples for which Colorado IS
famous, viii find comparatively little
market Tor those two leading pro
ducts for the reason that the storage
companies or packers and dealers
can not store them long as such
would be in violation OF new laws
against boarding they told me. The
farmers with good crops OF apples 7
and potatoes are DISCOURAGED and
Ioresee them freezing in the near
future According to the way the I
farmers talked in that STATE il looks I
ike congress and the government I
generally were so anxious to get at /
the packers OF those commodities |
mat they have regulated the uroduc-
ers out OF a market. The cattlemen /
said the same thing applies 10 the /
meat packers and the big packing /
companies are afraid 10 buy only as 4
they can dispose Of the packed pro- /
nor oe Ions until cattle viii begin I
TO grow thin as cold weather comes j
ana can not be marketed"
The steel strike In the absorbing
topic in Cleveland. Ohio. and the east
where have been" said c. O'Calahan
OF Chihuahua The Mckinney steel /
company. Of which Price Mckinney.
Mno IS Wei known in FL PasO and
Chihuahua Is the head. Is one Of the
concerns affected by the strike. The
payroll Of that concern Is $4,000 a
DAY and the labor is highly paid !
Many Of those men get better nav
-han United States senator. and
-ney admitted to Mr.. Mckinney that
,ney mad no grievances. but were
.ust ordered out Lots OF the work
men OF that company ride to and from
-heir work in fine automobiles and
.ney can afford them on the paw thew
got yet they struck. all for recoEnf-
Ion or the union and because thew
we're ordered out and admitted they
3aa no grievances. 7 was told that
he man who organized the steel
workers was a horeshoer."
Turkey has been kicked out OF
-lrope 70 stay said Serst G.. r.
" iliiams- or Toronto. Canada. yes
erday, who Is member OF the 18Th
ntantry, Canadian Highlauders. "anf
ne Is done for. In my opinion Tur-
-ey was as thoroughly whipped. as
much so as Germany" SPEAKING ID
ne salvation army Sergt- Williams
aid, Nobody but a soldier car
ealize what this organization meant
urins the war. Their fame as dough- =
ut makers is great, OF course. but
hey meant more OF US because they
-ere always with US with word OF
heer which we needed even worse
han doughnuts."