El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-24

in colonial costume sat in the other.
Tri-Staue Telegraph and Telephone
company. Float with two telegraph
poles thereon and 10 men using tele-
Typographical union marching two
East FL Paso PresbyteriaI church,
float with large red heart with words
..1The Heart of El Paso. All Are Wei
come at East FL PasO Presbyterian
Church" StreameTs of red ribbon ran
TO the corners and sides Of the tIoat and
q dozen girls and boys. occupied seats
on the float
Mexican band
Crombie & Co, heavy truck, loaded
with fruits and vegetables on display
Delivery wagon Of CrOmble d Co.,
with employees riding on top
Levy Grocery company, two Shetland
ponies, led by two small boys.
oysters grocery stores tlOat with
pumpkins and varied groceries thereon,
little girls dressed in white and a
French chef distributing Advertising
Hoyts furniture store, float with
heavy carpets hung on either side and
chairs in the back
FL Paso Broom company, float with
men making brooms by machinery
FL PasO Implement and Vehicle COM
pany float with a large buggy on top
and small boy riding therein. Following
this. was a hay press running Dy ele &c
tricity, showing how hay IS pressed Tor
Globe Ice company, float with six
Iage cakes OF ice thereon,
The Myers company, large farm
wagon with wooden horse, saddled
therein, a cowboy on horseback and
wearing chaps followed; a goat pulling
a small goat wagon came next and then
a buggy drawn by a white horse
The Las Cruces Float.
Boys band.
Then came the float of the Fibab club
of Las Cruces On a cOrnucOpia from
10 q flowed
varied products of the Mesilla valley sat
Miss Blanche Cox the queen OF the Ne
silla valley In the rear OF the IIoat
was a large elephant on which were
painted the word Butte StreamerS
ran along the side of the float and
they read: Las Cruces the land of
Southwestern Portland Cement com
pany, float with large sacks Of cement
Magnolia BOttling company, float
with three wooden bottles about six
Sunshine society, float with piano in
front and children from the nursery
playing on the floor.
i. E. Ruhle, Of Las Cruces, n NJ au-
tomobiI5 decorated with Mesilla al,
ley products and pen Of little pigs
ond back.
B. q. Major, with his white horse and
small buggy filled with children as
usual, and three children riding on the
McCiintock company, float, large bill
board with bill poster at work.
Making Navajo Blankets.
Santa Fe Fuel company, float with
tent thereon and Huston Nez and his
wife, Etsana, whose American name Is
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams, making
Navajo blankets
Finnfgan-Brown Co., float loaded
with beef hides, goat skins and sheep
skins and wild animal peItS-
Purity Baking company, automobile
a T
by float on which there was an oven
and bakers were engaged IN wrapping
loaves Of bread, followed by auto truck
and seven delivery wagons
Hawaiian trio Of singers, in automo-
bile, playing and singing
H G. Schneider's butcher shop, two
delivery wagons
Archer's bakery, one wagon
Rio Grande Fuel company, WagonIoad
Great Western Oil company. three
Pierce Fordyce Oil company. one oil
tank wagon and one delivery truck.
Texas Oil company, five oil tank
n Paso laundry. advertising float fol-
lowed by nine delivery wagons.
Automatic wagon and box litter on
Bob Moore & Co, wagOnload of old
The Prize Winnears.
The judges awarded the prizes as fol-
lows:
Union having the best float.
First prize, $50, Brickayers-
Second prize, SO, Electrical Workers
Third prize, IS, Carpenters.
Union members observing best march
First prize, $50, Carpenters.
Second prize, SO, Painters.
Third prize, s., Printers.
Best float in parade:
First, cup, the Ffbab club, Las Cru
Ces, n. N.
Second, cup, Santa Fe Fuel company
Firm or corporation having most
floats in parade:
First, cup, Purity Baking company.
Second, cup, the Myers company.
Labor organization making best gen.
eTal appearance:
First cup, Carpenters
Second, cup, Painters
Most unique feature-Cup awarded to
l. Z. Ruhle of Las Cruces, n. NJ, who
had an automobile decorated with milo
maize and other products of the valley
and had a crate Of little pigs in back.
Honorable mention was given the
Potter Floral company for an autOmO-
bile decorated with pink flowers, three
young women occupying seats in the
machine
The judges were: County judge A S.
J. Eylar, John NJ. Wyatt and Tom Lea
The awards were made on a unanimous
vote of the trio.