El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-24
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The FlSlt 10 Tucson Erluar aLlei
noon was . surprise 10 the Ell Pasoans
IN many ways. They had not ex-
pected to witness such a growth ID
the city ana they had not expected
such spontaneous enthusiasm i'm the
receptiou. over 80 Of the representa-
tive business men OF the city met the
FL PasOans and led the parade through
the business section 10 the armory-
where the automobile show is la
progress on arrival a. the aruory-
the Tucsonians fell out and formed in
two lines through which the III
Pasoans marched What's the matter
with e. Pasoe She's all right" were
the cheers OF the Tucson men as We
marched past. The El Pasoans re-
turned IL with Tucson substituted for
FL Paso.
The armory has been built since the
FL Pasoans last visited Tucson on an
excursion and IS . handsome building
OF the characteristic mission type. IN q
park surrounded by pretty trees 4
band stand has been constructed as
part Of the armory. the bandstand fac
ing the park
The new Scottish Rite temple IS one
OF the many new buildings added TO
Tucson since the Fl PasOans visited
the city and IL is an artistic addition
10 the very fine collection of buildings
OF which the Old Pueblo boasts.
The TUcsOnians wore badges o:
white bearing the words Tucson
welcomes you, Fl PasO.'
Auto show Fine.
The automobile show is as fine as
any Fl 'asO has ever given the public
and some splendid new models arc
shown. The Red Cross has booth in
the building and in the display is a
Red Cross nurse-a store dummy
dressed in the uniform Of the society.
Many FL Pasoaus were presented TO
her. the TucsOnians and some Of the
mem bers OF the Fl Paso party going
10 the victims, informing them that
young woman desired TO meet them
and then presenting them 10 the
dummy while the others laughed.
We found alderman ". G. Jolly and
wife in Tucson IN their car. having
come from FL PasO overland. They are
returning home today. J. G. McNary
and P. 8. OrndOrff. who reached
Tucson ahead OF the e. Pasoans. Joined
in the parade in Tucson. =. ". Parker,
who has been representing the Sheldon
returned home last night after Mr.
Orndorff reached US r. ". Kayser
and Mr. AcNary VIII both complete the
trip for the First National bank
Trade Trip Notes.
Chester T. Strattou. general manager
Of the Tri-State Telephone company,
IS again with US and viii complete the
nave him a part OF the party. for 1t
had seemed like there was something
missing without Stratton.
This trip has already been worth
Haymon Krupp today. and We are but
little over half finished. 7 consider
II worth Q thousand dollars 20 me 10
have met the customers I have met
70 date" he said. There Will never
be another trade trip out OF Fl PasO
without me"
Joe Pollard Is somewhat swelled up
over the appointment OF his partner
c. e Kelly, 10 be = regent o. the Texas
University. Joe IS showing the people
we meet that FL Paso is the only real
wholesale drug market for the south
Robert Krakauer received a teIe-
gram yesterday afternoon from the
Rotary club al e Paso wishing the
Rotarians on the train q happy jour ,
ney and promising TO give Us "A warm
time" next Thursday. The Rotarials
are now planning TO have their trade :
trip dinner IT the Grand Canyon at /
Hotel FL TOvar on Sunday
VIII Brown wakes the late sIeeDers
mornings By playing p solo in each car
or IN front or each Stateroom on an
alto horn borrowed from one OF th= ,
band boys. He has a little fife In his
grip that sometimes helps 10 relieve
the m0notony in the Leonato. the car .
he calls headquarters when not with /.
the band
". Il. Gebauer. OF Los Angeles. IS the J
steward in charge Of the dining car.
and the Il PasOans are praising him
highly FOR the excellent service he Is .
giving them.
J. W. NcCIees. the Pullman con- I
ductor. an Il Paso man, was so years
OF age Thursday and received many .
congrat ulations from the members OF Z
the excursion party Z
kilograms were sent 10 the
Rotsrians at Phoenix that there are IA
Rotarians aboard the train. RObt. L. /
Parker. OF El Paso. is member Of the .
Phoenix Rotary club and is mingling i
with the Il Pasoans. Because OF the
plans Bisbes had made for the enter !
tainment Of the excursiOnists. the Fl D.
Paso ROtarisns abandoned their plans
of having a dinner at the Copper Queen /
Thursday night
The Douglas International published .
4 lengthy interview Thursday after
noon with Il. d. Slater. editor OF the