El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS
CEUN SENDING kilograms, the war
department always spells out

CcvN SENDING kilograms, the war
department always spells out
the junction marks to prevent
mistakes that might arise if the oper-
ator ran the sentences together" said
Thos. ". steep, correspondent OF the
Associated Press. when was in Cuba
in the Spanish-American war, I sent
from Santiago telegram to certain
general asking him to appoint some
one at Guantanamo, many miles away
to send me reliable information about
an attack. I told him 1 mad no one
there who would send me details. He
teIegraphed back as follows: Telegram
received period have authorized Of
ficeP to send you details period You
understand he is acting unofficially
Deriod' was confident L was soon to
receive the desired information, but 1
waited in vain. That officer didn't
send anything. Finally I wrote let
ter. not a telegram, to the general as
follows: MY Dear General SemI-cOlOn
Thanks for your kind telegram comma
hut the officer didn't send anything
Deriod What was the matter question
mark It made me feel like dash "
should the entire federal army cross
the river at Ojinaga and come 70 the
american side there would be no trou-
bic with them" said Cen hugh L.
Scott, commanding the SECOND cavalry
cases has been that when men have
had enough fighting to seek refuge IN
a friendly country, they are VIKING 70
submit and surrender their arms, and
have no fear that major MeNamee
viii not be able to handle the situation
there. would not even hesitate to
go there with five men and handle
the situation. Men in flight are not
dangerous, and espeelalIy Me .sAi ans
many of whom are prisoners ana con-
scripts.
ct is beginning TO look as if villa
was going to start commerce and
mines in all of northern Mexico" said
J. A. Happier Friday afternoon. II he
does this and starts the two railroads
and allows the shelters, mines ana
mills to reopen, FL Paso VIII pc IN
position to profit by this condition
more than ever. The year 1914 looks
much better for FL PasO than any pre-
vious year and the re-esta bllshnent OF
order in the state of Chihuahua, by
Villa or anyone else, is the sureSt way
to realize this prosperity. 1 am not
for Villa, but I am for the man who
will restore peace to FL PaSo'S trade
territory and bring US prosperous
times"
"Our new offices in the new First
National bank building viii be one OF
the finest suites of law offices in the
state" said w W. Turney. I'VE viii
have one entire foor-the sixth-in
the new building and will have room
for our law library, with plenty of
light from both the court and west
side of the building. We viii have a
general reception office and private
offices for each of our attorneys, IN
Guiding Mason Pollard, who became
member of the firm on New Years
day Then the library viii be so ar
ranged that it can be reached from
any Of the offices conveniently and
there viii be a consultation room. Mrs.
Turney is assisting in selecting the
furnishings for the offices and we ex-
pect to keep open house there when we
move into the new Offices.
although Cupid missed the record
by four, he started the New Year with
a momentum that looks promising,
declared deputy county clerk Chris