El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-27
AS Others See Us

To those enjoy seeing themselves as others see then
there is entertainment and enlightenment in
The Arizona Daily Star, of Tucson Arizona, the trad
excursion from FL Paso The excursion then the
of arrival in Tucson and the public mind being prepared
1t WERE by The Star for what it might expect From hi
knowledge of FL Paso FL Pasoans the editor The
went into bit of character analysis under the caption &c
Pazzer By Proxy" follows:
Animated by pep motivated by push and inspired
by progress nearly hundred Ell Paso business
who have been visiting cities and villages in
New Mexico and Arizona will arrive in Tucson this
afternoon and will spend several hours here. They will
he warmly welcomed. They frankly Ell PasO-
ans, eager to strengthen business relations between
Arizona and Ell Paso. 1t would be accurate,
perhaps TO say that they come 10 call attention to
the natural ties which unite the southwest FL Paso
the largest city in the southwest. Fl Pssoans how
ever, put 1t very happily They say, eff you like
to u.s. and of everybody likes Il
Pasoans.
After all the personal relation Is the basis Of the
fabric OF business relations between and
FL Paso at home on the road as Is by proxy,
Is hale fellow. well met.
FL Psso has produced very live type of citizen
ship Pride in the growth and progressiveness OF his
city Is a religion with him. And he is of the
2elstc type of believer We have that among
the business there is so poor in pep. push
and power of expression do FL Paso Sure
of his facts and the constaney his inspiration
emboldens him and he mounts the platform 70 deliver
psnegyTic his @'El Pazzer' with the same elo-
quence with which he sells shoes. side meat real
estate.
This is due no small degree 10 practice at home
more the credit to him. He belongs to the chamber
Of commerce, the business mems protective associa-
tion, the Rotary club. the elub-for-
fthis, the cub-for mplishment that
automobile club golf club and other dining clubs
where audiences supplied gratis and bound BY the
rules to listen. Thus Ell Pasosns become ready
speakers, whence the term boosters"
1t Is valuable faculty and for the training OF
which Tucson had facilities until the Luncheon
club Since that time there has been no com
plaint-except regards a few, who were promptly
dealt with by the rules committee
1t Is idea. this communal cultivation OF
ready speech. 1t of the requirements of the
ancient democracy of Sparta that at the public tables
youths should submit with equsnimty the keen wit
of their fellows and retOrt with such effectiveness
they might
If the editor had gone back to causes he would have found
hat they typical FL Pasoan keen energetic
eazes that strength hes in unity that many men linked
ogether for common purpose do than if they
ierey work individually toward the end Moreover
hey like each other and fond getting together as
uenty possible. That explains the many organizations
ere and their frequent lively meetings
There are towns where it is difficult get more than
oxen people out TO meeting. They Indifferent and
othlng IS accomplished BY them Towns composed of PEG
lie Of that type stand still They sleeping in the sun
Paso not Of that kind FL Pasoars Ike their civ ana
heir neiqhbors at home and their neiehbors New Mexico
nd Arizona That accounts for this pep push and pro-
ress" manifestation.
The to be enved in these times is the man with
ell titled farm or the merchant with well filled till