El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-03

D people in the eastern cities are now
asking questions about the southwest
I On every hand questions were asked
A good deal OF harm was done a few
Z years ago by socalled special writer's
who came down here and handed out
stories about Indians and adobe
houses The east knows now that FL
Paso is the gateway 70 Mexico. It
knows that Mexican troubles are on
their last legs No man in the east
takes villa seriously Business men
are looking. across the Rio Grande for
new markefs- One thing is as GER
tain as the toming up OF the sun and
that is. thatiif FL Paso does not 5use
now, Immediately and instantly. seize
this priceless psychological moment
TO put out news OF her strategic trade
position Of her climate and her home
facilities. she viii never again inpthe
next >ta1 century have such a golden
opportunity knocking at her door
Boston, Philadelphia. PittsburE.
everywhere, miles on miles OF fac
tories are turning out stuff that must
be sold abroad 70 protect our trade
balance. Transfer OF this product 10
in the immediate future The nomi-
nation Of senator Harding was not
understood Big men were puzzled at
first because he was not a brass
band boy and folks had heard OF him
As soon as the reporters told whom
he was everybody heaved q sigh Of
relief The comment generally heard
on all sides Is Well, thank God he
Is honest and no dreamer and he can
put the senate 70 work. This conf
dence has been Immediately reflected
in an easing down Of certain finau-
cisl barriers IN the big centers-"
"EI Paso Is exceptionally fortunate
in having live men in all their civic
organizations" said Edward Dyson
The Rotary club now IS considering
plan TO work Tor farmers IN the
valley. 70 reduce the labor shortage
II the other clubs join in this move
ment and the members OF all the or
CARNATIONS volunteer TO work on the
farms, Il will save many farmers in
the valley this year and produce, in
some measure. what the members
consume There has been entirely too
much consuming and too little pro-
ductngi that is the reason prices are
high and materials scarce. II every
business man would utilize every
hour he could spare 10 work on the
farms. he would benefit from the
healthful. outdoor exercise and serve
the public generally by producing as
we'll as selling The Rotary clubs
plan for giving the wages earned by
their farm labor TO charitable organi-
zations certainly viii meet the hearty
commentator Of al e Paso-"
saw pam Ordinary QEunk
yesterday" said Frank Friend. "ooz-
ing along the street. proclaimiug to
all he met that he was yer YER
happy. From his condition I think
his drink was made as follows:
Ether. in quantity sufficient TO stun
a large and healthy male II applied
externally. brown sugar or tobacco
juice for color (arnica ointment might
also be used. as sugar is costlyl.
shake well in container filled witn
sewer gas and to the whole add
enough cayenne pepper 70 make the
victim take a lively interest in he
affairs OF others To be entirely
trustworthy in its actions this con-
coction should be sold by a cross
eyed Mexican near the city dump PIE
for at least S14 a quart, not earlier
than midnight and preferably in the
dark OF the moon"