El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-29

has started. InOuSh many nave
L not made up their minds and are
still wrestling with the question OF
where shall gO?"-and perpleAlns
question it is, if the mind isn't fuIy
made up-the vacationists already de-
parted have been up to the large num-
her of "surAmer trippers' of last year.
and the railroads report many reserVa-
lions and a demand for resort Htera-
ture that shows no abatement.
The popularity of ClouccrOIL anu LIS
Growing tendency of III PdSOahs 10
own cottages and send their Iahll4es
nm a1oonG the pines, where, though
close TO home, they can nave al the
benefits that the best resorts nave 70
offer is initiating largely aSdI1sl tnS
stream to California and Colorado OuI
stiII large numbers of FL Pasoans 80 10
the Pacific coast, the northWesSStSI1
mountains the great lakes the New
England states and even TO europe LOT
$50 far the majority of Ell Pasoans
who have gone have bought uckelS 10
California summer points said ucket
agent of one of the large mes, a5U - -
expressed what the men DenlHU 1iiS
counters in the other offices SAID
The diverse route tickets 10 New
York are also popular. rms ucAst
permits the holder 10 go Dy one ~ =,
and return by another, 50 ne taxes n
St Louis, Chicago BuIalO, Niagara
Falls and other points as well as New
York, and can go or return ny WAFER
There Will be a heavy travel 10 Colo
RADIO later on The cool spring ana
late summer have kept back the
mountainbOund tourists TO a noticeable
extent.
placid lakes and the boundless main
are tempting Ell Pasoans. While many
have announced their intention OF re-
naming at hOme-and Fl PaSo Ism
q had summer resort in itself, by any
means-it is a safe bet that this sum
mer viii see tourists registering from
this city not only in every famous re-
sort on this continent, but across the
A large percentage Of the men will
not leave until after the primaries next
month. official" FL Paso is waiting
The vacation period of city officials
and employees is fixed more by Gus
tom than anything else. There IS no
statute or ordinance granting them,
hut in years past il has been custo-
mary to allow from 10 TO 10 days to
those desiring to take summer trip
This is, however, no schedule and many
OF the officials have been working
there for several years with scarcely d
On Long Trips
Dr. and Mrs. $ I. Turner have gone
to Alaska for a summers fishing, &C
companied by Mrs W. B. Workman, and
DR.. Workman will later Join them. II
is DR.. Turner's regular custom to
spend his vacation in Alaska, the
land of perpetual SHOWS"
W. B. Ware, chairman of the Demo-
cratic executive committee, after the
primaries, July q, expects to spend at
least month in the mountains or Ten
nessee, near the point where he was
born. Just where that was, he would
not state
En- route to his boyhoOd home, Pos
ton, Mass, which he has not visited Tor
80 years, sewer commissioner J. W.
Hadlock will leave FL PasO on Aug L
This is to be the commissioner, 5 Vaca-
ton. and, after spending several weeks
in Boston, he viii journey through
Maine and Vermont He expects 10 be
away about six weeks. Mrs F. A. May
hew, his sister, viii accompany him
on his vacation trip.
Politicians To Seek Rest.
City engineer Herbert Num-, prOyid-
ed there is not too much work on
hand, will spend a month in Portland,
Ore, his native city The city en-
gineer -.as not been back home since
1905.
R NJ Reed. campaign manager of
the anti-ring party, after the prl-
in LOckhart, Tex Incidentally this is
to be his vacation. and he expects to
be gone about month
After the close of the polls on July
27, P r Price, candidate for county
attorney on the ring ticket, will go
to Los Angeles TO visit his mother. He
expects to spend several weeks in the
California city and at the nearby
beaches.
Judge Harper Coin Fishin'.
Judge J. r. Harper, of the 34th dis
trict court, and candidate for chief JUS
tice of the eighth court of civil ap-
peals, after July p, Will take his fam
lily and invited friends to the Glorietta
mountains in New Mexico three weeks
will be. spent in that section durlns
which the judge viii enjoy his fayorite
paStime fishing.
George Harper, county tax assessor
and collector, is already on his Yaca-
ton. He has been spending two weeks
visiting relatives in Denton, Tex.
Rinehart stays Here.
Bob Rinehart had intended taking
trip to California in his new automo-
bile-a Chalmers "36"-but he is kept
so busy admiring il since he got it,
also explaining carbureters, demOunt-
able rims, gas power and other Things
that his friends ask him about, tnaJ ne
has decided to stay at home and make
more money
T J. Jones will spend his vacation
with Mrs. Jones and the little JOneses
at Long Beach, Cal, where the FL PasO
colony is located. He will vacate later
in the summer.
To Motor in Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. A P. Coles will spend
the remainder OF the summer at Cloud
croft, where they have their big Pack
ard car and viii motor over the noun
tains. They left Wednesday morning
for the mountain top resort.
Charlie Stevens is in doubt whether
to go to CloudcrOft for his vacation or
stay at home with his new auto. AS
Mrs. Stevens and the four younger Ste
venses, Elliott, Charles, jr-, Carroll and
Lawrence, are cOttagers at ClOudcrOft.
this viii be the one best bet with Q. B.
r. C. Semple spreads his vacation
over the entire summer, as he goes to
Cloudcroft as often as once each two
weeks during the summer season.
Charles Kinkel will go to California
with Mrs KinlleI and the boy later in
the summer.
To "Vacate'' With Lawyers.
John L Dyer Will take a double bar
relied vacation this year. He will leave
Sunday for Galveston to attend the
State Bar association meeting. In Au-
gust he will MAKE another legal pill
grimage to Milwaukee, where he viii
attend the national meeting Of the Bar
association.
Tom Lea says he viii spend his va
cation this year in JUarez collecting
fees from the rebels who come to the
American side and get into trouble.
J. H McBroOm left Wednesday for
Terre Haute, Ind, his old home, to
T. 1-or7 want vO11r broker, aluminium