El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-07
would Open Peoples Eyes.


garding the Mexican situation I think
that they should get together as
quickly as possible.
Would Open Peoples Eyes.
N. Nagle. attorney of the firm Lea
and Nagie-I think that the conference
of a statesman regarding the Mexican
situation would be a good thing, as
the subject ought to be given a serl-
Gus consideration by the people at
large over the country, as at the pres
ent time it is a mighty important ques-
ton If the conference was held It
would bring the true Mexican SITUATION
to the light of all of the people OF
the country.
WIN Come Sooner OF Later.
~. Z Nanm-Tne conference pro
posed by The Herald would be Of
great benefit regarding the situation
across the border and the sooner It
is held, the better, because 1t will
have to be done some time any way.
The best way TO straighten up the
situation is to hold the conference
here
A Logical Proposition
R B. Bias, manager Of the r B.
Bias Fuel company an in accord
with the idea of the conference as
suggested by The Herald, to be held
here in EI Paso. The congressman OF
a clear idea Of the Mexican situation,
and this I think, has been overlooked
FL Paso would be the only logical
place for a conference Of this kind to
be held
Only Way to Learn.
EN-. Bray, proprietor of the FL PasO
Shelter store-It is a sensible idea.
Those people in Washington have only
had small part Of the news Of what
has transpired in Mexico, and the con-
ference as suggested would enable
them to be on the ground and learn
these things for themselves Such
persons as have been advised by The
Herald should be brought to FL Paso
on such a mission. The Mexican gov
erpment should be afforded every OPP
portunity to present its side of the
case.
wouId Be Good Plan.
Herbert Num-, city enginssFk The
meeting proposed by the El-2aso Her
aid would be Of great. h6Sg eff as con-
dftions as they existFi1 Mexico would
be brought befogSS the people of the
4ioI tileIl so who do not know any
tLiAS aDOu pGThat is going on down
LIS W.. would give the situation
q q P ,,.9 which in itself would help
70 70 pIlng about some sort of action in
Thinks Meeting Necessary.
SS5E. Neff, contractor am greatly
- favor of the proposed meeting TO
(5e held here in order to look into the
Mexican situation. The statesmen
would understand the conditions which
exist in a way that they cannot learn
bv any other means. We on the border
know what the conditions are below
/ the line and these men ought to come
to a place where the conditions can be
/ learned. The chamber Of commerce
I ought to take the matter up and as
sist in getting the meeting here.
FavOrs Meeting at Once.
Louis A. Want secretary FL Paso
Foundry and Machine company-Some-
thing must be done soon on the Next
. Tsan- he "
! eminent calls a meeting as has Deen
proposed, the better 1t will be. The
! committee should call for Intervention
in Mexico If its members think that
conditions warrant it in order TO pro-
tect American citizens. meeting OF
that sort should be held Immediately
and they should come directly 10 81
/ Paso, as it is the logical place Tor
such a meeting on account of our proN-
unity to the Mexican border.
WOuI Get Definite Action
J J. Tyndall, district manager of the
Union Central Life Insurance Co.-Ihe
! meeting proposed by The Herald is a
very good thing and the only way to
| get any action. It would arouse pub
| lie opinion. as it would get the true
| facts before the people in the north
/ and would cause some definite action
! to be taken as has been done by our
/ country in China and Cuba in protect
/ ing American property
ESTime Not Yet RiPe.7
! Judge Waters Davis have moi
/ given much consideration to the mat
| ter, but I think such a conference
| would be a little premature. The time
| is not right, conditions have not de-
( veloped to the point where a confer
! ence would be called for. There have
| been some irregularities in Mexico, but
( do not believe that the time is ripe
| for such a conference
Might Avoid Intervention
E R. Taft, agent for Wells, Fargo
Express company-The Mexican subject
! should be given a very close consider
alton right at the present time and
| think that the proposed conference Of
the statesmen should be held FL PasC
Is the proper place for them to meet
as from here they can get acquainted
with Conditions as they exist at th'
/ present time in Mexico I believe tina
the meeting should be held within the
| next two weeks. Intervention can b
avoided if this committee gets t
work
Only Way to Arouse Taft.
c. L Vowel, attorney-The con
ference Of the officials of the govern
ment as suggested by The Herald,
think would be first rate affair
to look into the Mexican situation
There should be a number of repre-
sentative men of the nation on thu