El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-05
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS

DAT EYE BEANS are the best
II sellers Of all the Mexican
beans We handle" said 81 Og-
: den, chief salesman for the Mills street
beanery. The pink and red beans have
good sales, but the goat eye bean is the
best seller we have and 1 sell If by the
carload The white or navy bean is
not good seller here, as there is al
ways fear OF Weevil. But the native
Mexican bean is standard food pro-
| duct and is always in demand. pre-
dict that when the Mexican trouble is
/ settled and everyone is raising crops
1 in Mexico, that the Mexican bean viii
become a staple on the markets OF the
United States, as it is far superior TO
the native grown beans
Columbus appreciates the presence
Of the United States soldiers" said deD-
uty customs collector Lee Riggs, who
4 When the troops arrived from FL Paso
we arranged refreshments for them and
the other night we gave the officers a
dinner. The men are making them
selves comfortable and everyone is now
getting acquainted A picture show and
vaudeville is soon to be started and we
will have everything that you have in
FL Paso except the liquor, for COlum-
bus Is dry and nothing can be bought
there"
The happiest lot Of people I saw on
my vacation trip" said Capt Lon Gar
ner. were the stOckmen around Bee
vile and those in the western part Of
the state. 1 know something about
cattle, but the cattle / saw on this trip
were the latest / had ever seen in my
life. Cattle are bringing mighty good
prices now. Think about a steer sell
ing for 81 and the buyer turning
right around and making $23 profit on
the animal East Texas was simply
flooded with rains, but that means
good range for the cattle and the cow
men are happy ! enjoyed my trip, hay
chiefs convention at San Antonio
Those people there certainly know how
to treat visitor
The pasture for cattle all over the
state is better than il has been for q
long time" said William Harrel. and
the herds never were doing better. but
in spite Of this cattle movements are
unusually slow. There is nothing doing
at all in comparison with the usual
business at this time OF the year
". D. Hart, a former FL Pasoan, who
now calls Nogales. Ariz-, home. is Wis
itOr here, renewing old friendships 1t
Is good many years since have been
in FL PasO.' said Mr. Hart, and the
city certainly has grown tremendously
in that time. FL PasO was only an adobe
village when I left, and now. with its
concrete buildings, il is certainly
most promising and progressive city
THE new Americana France auto |
fire engine IS certainly a fine car said
fire chief ". W Armstrong There !
isn't an auto fire engine made that :
eXcels il. 1t Is a fine looking car, the I
lines being exceptionally graceful but ]
the looks have not detracted one lota !
from the cars real usefulness as a fire I
fighter. The engine in the car is one :
Of the best manufactured saw cars I
Of all makes when I attended the fire (
chiefs convention at New York and J
there was not another car that could I
touch the American-La France. The /
car viii attract attention anywhere 1t Z
did at the convention 1t seemed TO be ]
IN a class by itself I saw all the cars :
tested at the convention and the Amer ]
ican-La France more than lived up 20 I
every test IT was subjected TO- Those I
who witnessed the tests here know what !
the apparatus can do in the way Of 1
throwing water It IS a car that any /
city would be proud TO have in its fire I
department.
It's a strange thing that there are I
not more automobile accidents IN FL
Psso," said doctor W c. Blair. Il no
tice many women drive machines here
and not few young girls Several ]
times I have seen narrow escapes from
collisions usually when a woman was
driving. They invariably seem 10 lose
control when they get in a tight place
The male drivers impulse, ,gnen q col
AA7'--AA 1l~--1 AA-------A---r A. ID q EllAE
brake, but the waman seems TO want TO
put on more speed and get away
Mediation IS merely game" said ]
F. Treppiedi Messi. Mexico newspaper I
man The longer the conference drags
along the more advantage IL will be for
the revolution, because with the cap
ture OF few more cities they will al
most be in absolute control OF the re- !
public Senior CarrauZa knows that IL Z
is only question Of time before the
'COnstitutionalists are physically I'm
possession Of the whole republic and #
the mediators delay much longer there
will be no Huerta 10 be represented
Lee Riggs Visits Fl PnsO.
Lee A. Riggs. deputy collector OF
customs at Columbus. y. ". was here
Thursday for a visit to friends in the