El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-03

- IRST Of the summer automobile
tourists Of the season, W. J. Rand
4 and family and Mrs Laura LOOMS
and party, are this week touring in
Arizona in their machines. Mrs. LOOMS
is in her WintOn six" and Mr.. Rand
and family are in their Chalmers go.
They found the roads in splendid
shape, Mr.. Rand is returning By way
of the Roosevelt dam, Globe, the CHA
valley, Clifton and MOrenci.
Sonora has started more than one
rev OlutiOn. In add1uon to the little un-
pleasantness with the Mexican repub-
lie. il has started an economic reVoIu-
ton ~ introducing automobiles to en-
able seeding state Officers to get
from one place 10 another in the Dor
der state while the railroads are oper-
ating on a hit-and-miss schedule. A
Elg POpe-HartfOrd. i've passenger auto
has been bought by the rebel state of
Sonora for the use OF It's military ami
civil officers and is now in service
south Of the border A number Of 9TH
ers are being considered for the use
OF the rebellion Inc Big Hartford IS
a battleship gray with low BODY ana
the speed Of a war time rumOr-
No definite arrangements have been
made for the AUTOMOBILE races Whieh
it has been proposed TO hold at the
JuareZ race track on June J. Several
of the dealers are getting cars into
shape although there is no definite
assurance that the fete VIII De held
". c. Faulkner, of Stafford, Ariz-, has
written Y r stiles that ne made the
run from FL Paso to Stafford, a dis
in u hours. He had intended to stop
off at Deming but the going was so
good he decided not TO stop
The ToneWeII auto couDanv sold
Frank Bloomfield. OF Silver City, \. NJ,
a Studebaker so" this week. Jim Tays
drove the machine home for him
E E Neff ran ~ to Deming Thurs
day in a REQ the fifth. turned the car
over 10 Frank Samuels and came back
on the train
N. J. ROseboro and Billy Adolph ran
up to Las Cruces during the week in
two Studebai1er -55s," which they de
agent NJ J. Roseboro viii leave Non
day for AlamOgOrdO, y. n, in a Stude-
baker 90 He is going on mission
airy trip
G. c. Williams bought Locomobile
Little g." this week
W L. Tooley. although he already
had a Lozier six" has bought a two
passenger Ford
Lieut. F. G. Bailey at Fort Bliss has
bought a Maxwell runabout so he can
set TO town in a hurry.
J. Mason Pollard has a new five
passenger Cadillac He says II runs so
fast he is figuring on using it in the
next political campaign
E P. Kepley bought two passenger
Ferd this week;
James Tays is figuring on a run
down to Alpine, where he is TO dellv-
er a Cole So Jimmie" always takes
> caners with him and makes a log OF
the roads over which he travels The
photos aid materially in the prepare
ton Of a correct log
Burger Bros bought a five passen-
ger Studebaker "25' this week.
81 F. Downs, who collects the taxes
for Grant county, n. NJ, came down 70
FL Paso during the week and bought
a five-passenger Pathfinder.
Henry Jameson, accompanied by Mrs
Jameson and their daughter. was in
FL Paso this week en- route TO Califor-
MIA in their HupmObile 80" They ran
from New York all the way to Omaha,
n. NJ. following the BOrderland route
into FL Paso and out Of this city west
ward.
". D. Wise, in his new Hudson 60"
viii drive 10 Las Cruces during the
coming week.
J. P. White, of Roswell, \. NJ, came
down last Sunday and saw SO horse
power, fiye-passenger Abbott-Detroit
that struck his fancy. He paid for it.
jumped in and drove IL home.
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c. J. Lundeu has a tWO-passenger .
Mitchell.
Willis Evans wanted to come TO town
Oftener and stay longer than the train
would permit, so he bought a two
passenger Ford and drove it back 70
his home IN Kent, Tex.
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Mrs. Pearl Morgan bought a new
fOUr-passenger HupmObile.
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J. c. Bird, who saw the FL Paso |