El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

G6TT WO FL Paso orators. and two
good ones, will contribute to
Democratic success in New
Mexico said customs collector 4 l.
Cobb today.
pan Jackson. the witty, brilliant
fellow, whose magnetism endears MN
to all worth while in FL Paso, mas
been doing splendid work IN eastern
New Mexico. c. c. Mcdonald, one OF
the best stump speakers in Texas, VIII
also spend next week up there me
dope Is out that gOVernOr-elecJ et-
BusOn is going TO give Mcdonald lne
best appointment under the new ad-
mlnistratiOn. This will be good for
Ferguson, but IL will deprive FL Paso
OF a young fellow with talent ana
a future. The news from all over
New Mexico is good. In this Wilson
year, New Mexico is in line with the
national public sentiment. The achieve
ments Of Wilson's administration IN
genuine reforms real progress ana
sober neutrality, enutle the president
10 vote Of confidence. Like tne
good states of Texas and Arizona, New
Mexico is going Democratic.
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q understand that Roy G. Martin IS
shipping a fast Fiat racing car 10 II
PasO, which he will enter IN the Fl
Easo-PhoeniN road race said NJ l.
Naquin- This car is now en- route
here in charge Of Eugene Hewlett, q
European mechanic. The owners or
this machine desire some match races
and have issued challenge am
ready TO put up nice HJJle wager
that the Fiat cannot beat the Beaver
Bullet in a matched race. And there
is a lot of other Fl PasU motorists who
viii put UP money at the same odds
A match race between these two cars
would, no doubt prove big attraction
at the Juarez course. have Just re-
turned from a trip over the BOrderland
route and about the only thing the
people there are talking about is the
There twice the
amount Of interest being taken In the
race this year that there was last
year It is also being talked OF on the
coast"
Suicides in FL Paso are on the de
crease" said coroner Z. B. McCllntoch-
There have been comparatively Few
during the past SIX months There
have been as many as Is suicides in
a year in FL PasO in the past, which
is an unusually large number But a
majority OF these were IN the days
when the city was an open town ana
all kinds of people drifted here and
went broke and decided TO end their
lives 1 have been reading the re-
ports Of COrOners in other cities ana
find that, according to population, the
number of suicides in FL Paso IS
smaller than in other cities
when I returned home from the
east 1 found that my partner l. u
Perry, had sold my bungalow home on
Montana street. said ]. W. kirkpat-
rick. when ] returned ! found that
had no home and had TO get busy
and find one 1 finally located one
at 1920 Mckinley avenue. That is the
1 result of being IN the real estate bust
ness in FL PasO- A real estate man
| never knows when his partner Is going
TO sell his own house
Souvenirs Of the European war have
already commenced to arrive in the
D H. q
! ton" said J. L Harvey. Nv hen i leIl
/ New York many of the down town
/ stores were displaying captured nell
/ NETS, guns. shreds Of Tags and DTS
/ of uniforms Although these relics at
/ tract a good deal Of attention. Mexico
] is still in the limelighL Constitution
alisu and federal bills and dozens OF
, photographs of Mexican scenes are
! shown. I understand that there is a
| regular Iagency in London where relics
| OF the European war can be bought
/ though large prices are being charged
/
! There will be Just as large an at
I tendance at the Panhandle cattlemen's
z convention here as If there mad peen
/ no war in Europe" said c. c Fraleyi
I Of Amarillo.
/ "Stockmen throughout the southwest
I are realizing more and more each year
| the value Of all getting together 10
/ discuss plans for their mutual bene-
/ fit In the last few years legisla-
! because il has been pushed by all OF
/ the cattlemen, instead Of each fac
! tiOn trying TO get through It's parIlcu-
lar bill and not caring whether any
| others passed or not
|
"The Borderland route from FL Pas5o
! to Demfne is in good condition and al
/ fords excellent travelling at present,
1 said Floyd Wilson Il recently made
| a trip to Deming, and was surprised
| at the condition Of the route II the
] road from Deming to Phoenix, or even
I as far as Lordsburg. is IN as good
| condition there is certain to be some
] fast time made over It In some
places it is as smooth as pavement
| although the sand IS a lrlILe Geep III
| a few stretches Coming back 1 met a
| number of motorcyclists who had been
/ out testing the road in preparation tol
| the motorcycle race
|
'aThe outlaw fever has struck bowl