El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-14
Orange and Black, the CoIors.


Chairman Robert Krakauer, OF the
advertising committee, was there with
keys, canes and caps to be distrib-
uted. Each trade tripper received an
orange and black golf cap, a Pearson
white pine cane, tied with orange and
black ribbons; an official badge and
a bunch Of the souvenir keys to FL
PasO which will be given away as the
official souvenirs OF the trade trip
wherever the train goes. The caps
are the most effective thing any trade
excursion from FL PasO has ever had.
They are comfortable for travelling
and are not such a clash of colOrs
that the members Of the party would
not want to wear them all the time.
A majority Of the trade eXcursionists
took no other hat but the official
cap. J. o. Crockett, vice president of
the FL Paso Milling company, was at
the meeting Saturday night to see
how the canes, keys and white pine
cards looked
Pass Keys to the Pass City.
In addition to these souvenirs. large
keys with the words, The pass key TO
the Pass City" We're taken and viii
be presented TO each city visited on
the trip. Eugene Harris, the official
orator for the excursion, will make
the presentation speech to the cities
and viii give them the keys to FL
PasO with an invitation TO come and
use these master keys during the Os-
APPLE Jubilee next week. A giant key
mounted on a standard, was also
taken and viii be carried at the head
Of the parade which will be given
In each town On 1t appeared The
key to all Ell Paso."
The official badges are made of
orange ribbon with the letters printed
in black The inscription on the
badges read: We bring u the (key)
to FL PasO. Keynote trade excursion.
Os-Aple Jubilee, October %, "A and
% The badge also has a large but
ton at the top upOn which was written
the name and the firm which each
member Of the party represented.
Personnel of Excursion.
Those who comprise the personnel Of
the trade excursion and the firms they
represent are as follows:
James A Dick company. James A
Krakauer. York & 1Ioye. Sues, Rob
ert Krakauer.
Popular Dry Goods company.
Neff-Stiles company, V r. Stiles
FL Paso Herald, ii. D. Slater, editor
ia chief; q. A. Martin, news editor. and
H. H. Fris, manager Of outside circu-
latiOn.
FL Paso Times. Luther Barnard.
First National bank, W M. Butler,
assistant cashier
city National bank, J. F. Williams,
vice president
American National bank
Rio Grande Valley bank, Walter Ar
mold, cashier
KOhlberg Bros Walter Kohlberg.
International Book and Stationery
company, +. W Norton, president
DR.. H. E. Wright
VermejO Coal and Coke company, T.
G. Searle, manager.
FL Paso Milling company, ". ".
Bridgers.
The Texas company. A. F. Fegan.
Texas Bank and Trust company, Lee
OrndOTff president
West Texas Fuel company, G. P. Put
nam, manager.
Two Republics Life Insurance com
pany, Charles R. Russell, director of
agents.
State National bank, Eugene Harris,
attorney.
The II. Lesinsky company, Leo Gale,
travelling salesman
Ellis Bros. Printing company, ". Y.
sheIton-Payne Arms company, D. NJ
Globe Mills, Claiborne Adams, man
Crombic & Co. win Crombie.
Eel PasO &. Southwestern railroad,
Richard Warren. general agent
81 Paso Printing company, Leo Fer
let, secretary
Joe Kerr, Sauderson, Texas.
Albert Matthias company, A. Matthias
Tri-state Telephone company. c. p
StrattOn, Manager
EI Paso Bank and Trust company,
Frank Lynch, assistant cashier.
Armour 6, Co, J. T. Mcdowell, sales /
man.
Santa Fe railroad. G. H Donart,
travelling freight and passenger agent. !
A W. Reeves, traffic manager, cham
Der of commerce
FL Paso Sash and Door company, Geo.
Evans, manager.
The White House, Jake Miller, man
3ger.
Colorado Fuel and Iron company. C. /