El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

S6N 4 ANY men are doing a good
wi business along the Arizona
border dealing in .Consti-
tutionalist' money" said Harry Creigh-
ton. special customs agent at No
gales, Ariz.. who has been here on
business They buy and sell the
fiat money Of the rebels, all the way
from Douglas TO Nogales and they
make a good living from it. Many OF
them made good money out Of the in
crease IN the price Of Sonora money
and others are specializing on Villa
money, which is increasing in value.
The banks all carry three accounts
along the border American money,
federal money and 'COnstitutionalist
money The Mexican money is taken
only on deposit and is credited at the
tied"
Tennis Is growing in favor in the
southwest and especially in FL Paso."
said Eugene Neff, honorary president
Of the Border State Tennis association.
The interest here is keen and il is
even keener in the Arizona and New
Mexico cities The tournament which
Is TO be held here next spring viii be
one Of the biggest ever held in the
southwest, and there will be some OF
the fastest tennis ever seen in this
part Of the country when the Cali
fOrnia, Arizona, New Mexico and west
Texas players are here"
! believe that the ordinance pro-
hibiting traffic north on that part OF
Kansas street that runs into san An
tcnio street is a good one" said w.
). Clayton There have been a num-
Der OF narrow escapes from accidents
at that point OF the alley. The build
ing right at the corner ObstruCts the
view and a vehicle OF the
alley into san Antonio street cannot
be seen by pedestrian until he steps
into tho alley ard the vehicle is upon
him The nrdinarcr affords protection
70 the women md CEtsOTen- It may
taise snnso tiroe Cor persons to become
acquainted with the OF dInance. but
after il is known ard deserved there
viii BE- 20 more Of these hair breadth
escapes"
While they are passing traffic
OF dlnances." said J. c. Stansel, Il wish
they vculd Iass enc prohibiting auto
man and the Ca he wants 20 catch,
81 that he can reach home in time for
his dinner The times are too numer-
Gus TO mention when I have missed a
car because an automobile drove be-
tween me and II. When one stands on
a corner for some time waiting for
car and has T. miss fl because an au-
tcmObile -uns t5tr cen IL and him one
10 be considered"
Everything is quiet and all the ma
tive industries are operating at full
capacity in Chihuahua and south 10
Torreon." said J. Trevino, who has re-
turned from trip through Chihuahua
The country has recovered amazing
" from the strain Of continual war
fare and the casual observer would
imagine there had been no fighting in
the vicinity for years Confidence is
being restored among the merchants
and business IS comparatively good"
1T IS strange that we do not get
some details regarding Saltnlo." said
Rafael MusQuiz. rebel consul here
There is a possibility that wire COM
munications has been interrupted from
some natural cause. but that IS hardly
likely. The best superstition. I think,
is that the retreating feLerals are be-
ing pursued so closely there is no time
-1r the pursuers to send back word
OF their movements The telegraph
may not be repaired as far as SalJillo
and messages would have 10 be sent
back TO Paredou BY courier