El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

vt TEART interest resulting from
the Mexican revolution may
be seen on this corner almost
every day said Pierce Ryan while
standing on the corner of san Antonio
and Stanton streets. THE Mexican
revolution has separated many Juarez
families. The men have been forced
to live in II PasO while their families
have returned and occupied their homes
IN the Mexican town Every day there
is a little family reunion on this cor
ner until the JuareZ cars leave FOR the
other side. Old women chaperOn Their
daughters while they have little heart
10 heart talks with their sweethearrs-
Wives meet their husbands here ana
TAX until the late car goes only To-
day a Mexican girl met her old father
on this corner and after they haG
talked a long time and just as the car
was coming she reached into her SHOP
ping bag and handed him package
It was roll Of tortillas with cheese
which was his favOrite dish He
watched the car until it crossed the
bridge, the tears running down his
cheeks Wars and revolution may be
necessary evils but they carry many
aches TO innocent hearts
Fort Selden is destined to become
one OF the greatest watering resorts
in the country" said c. Z. Baton
All that is necessary 10 make the place
equal TO French Lick. or west Baden,
is capital and when Tom Taggarr, DR..
Harvey A. Moore and other Indians
capitalists arrive here next month 70
make a visit Of inspection TO the
springs believe that they viii at once
become sufficiently interested to open
II up as a watering place. When I was
east several months ago and talked 10
these men they became very interested
in the springs and believe that. because
Of the climate here. the springs would
be unequaled. While here Mr.. Taggart
and his party viii be the guests Of
senator Albert B. Fail who intends
arranging a big game hunt in the
mountains Of New Mexico
The plan Of sending a Christmas
ship 10 Europe is certainly an excellent
one" said Taylor Morton. Thou
sands Of sacks Of Texas peanuts and
pecans. besides other Texas products, Z
viii be given away 10 the children who
have become orphans because OF the {
great stru Egle- Not only VIII the state 3
be doing a great work Of charity but /
il will derive much benefit from the I
favorable advertising Every city IN /
the state should contribute Some-hlns-
There is not a city in Texas that Is not Z
noted for some special product and a I
generous contribution from each sec /
tion should be in the hold Of the ship I
when she sails"
The exhibit sent us by the Cloud I
croft Business Mems association IS 1
much appreciated" said Harry Bur /
we'll In this connection II is well TO ]
have il known that the FL PasO cham Z
Der Of commerce exhibit viii not be i
solely for products Of the FL Paso val [
ley but viii be for all this section We T!
viii. Of course, specialize on local pro-
ducts but we VIII at all times be I
pleased to receive exhibits from points I
nearby. II viii take time 10 secure a ]
good exhibit but I believe that by next /
we viii have one that viii be I
the equal Of any in THIS part Of the
country
The local Red Cross society is most
grateful to all who helped make the
benefit card party Saturday a success"
said Mrs r. F. stevenson "Particu-
arly are we indebted 10 the local mer-
,hants who so generously donated the
prizes. The humanitarian side Of help
ng the war victims in Europe appealed I
o everyone. regardless Of religious be-
ief and almost every creed and de
domination in FL pasO was represented
It the benefit party"
at the outbreak Of the European I
var America found herself in almost I
he fix that FL Paso was placed in
With the outbreak or the Mexican revo-
utiOn,' said r. p Bapry. And as FL
'asO. with Mexico lost as a trade field I
urned and developed the neglected !
MARKETS in the surrounding states. so
.merlca is readJustinE herself and not :
My developing a better internal mar
let for her own productions. but is
eEinning TO realize the vast market !
ffered by the South American cOun-
ries."
-El PasO is one Of the most progress
i've cities in the state" said G. s !
Valid. assistant general manager Of the
unset Central railway lines. and for /
Ter superintendent OF the road in FL
asO- Every time / come 20 Fl Paso Z
seems that there is something new I
ere in the way Of buildings and bust I
ess enterprises The city has GER
linly improved since two years ago. |
believe that the scenic drive on the /
I'm Of the mesa will be a great thing
Dr. FL Paso."
''EI Paso is not the only place where