El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-22
Easy Auto Trip to Las Cruces Up Eastside
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er drove a five passenger Overland So
to PecOS for delivery.
A F Kerr, who last week bought a
! four passenger torpedo Chalmers six"
( took holiday and drove to Deming in
! It Thursday. He will probably return
/ Monday.
! John T. Cain, deputy county clerk,
! has purchased a two passenger Max
well from the Richardson Motor COM
pany.
! The Longweu Auto Sales company
sold Charles Davis a new six cylinder
/ seven passenger Cole car this week
/ and Edgar kayser bought one Just like
! It. J. L. Robinson bought a car of
/ this type and drove it to his home at
/ Santa Rita n. NJ, making the trip
/ along the BOrderland route through
I Demine and Hurley. and on to Santa
/ Rita. Y. II. Justus. Of Van Horn, Tex.
I bought a Cole 40 Of the five passenger
type and drove il down to the Culber-
son county seat.
Donald B. Billies has brought his
from Georgia and had an FL Paso
license tag tied on the back
d H, Bradley, jr., of 100 Rampant
street, has a new five passenger Pre-
mier.
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five passenger FOrds this week.
George Janke. of 2OO2 Magoffin ave-
nue., has a new Autocar of the five
The Jas. A. Dick company has re-
truck to get its goods delivered more
quickly than it can by horse drawn
vehicles.
The au+ornobiia haarsa 1o1e- in ,,ea
in eastern cities, has come to FL Paso-
Nagley & Raster received the new
ham machine and painted a dull gray.
Gray curtains to match are hung in
side the body Of the car. where the
6es6ffuv P eaS The m moo6T0Ff IS
modern one and will be used for con-
veytng bodies to the embalminG par
lOrs as well as for funeral purposes.
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Mr.. and Mrs S. E FoOte and little
son, accompanied by Claud Brownell,
OF Council Bluffs. Ia. were in FL PasO
Wednesday night and part of Thurs
day, leaving for their home Thursday
morning. They left Council Bluffs on
July Il and since that time have trav-
eled over $4,000 miles. They have had
no repairs. but required several new
tires In their crcss-COuntrv run they
passed through the states Of Nebraska.
Wyoming, Utah. Nevada, Idaho and
California They came to Fl PasO over
the Borderland route through Arizona
same route for the east They will
go through Roswell, y. NJ, then to
Amarillo, from there to Dodge City
and Council Bluffs While here Mr.
Foote said that the roads in Utah and
Idaho were bad that CALIFORNIA;
bOulevards were excellent, but the
roads in that state outside Of the
bOulevards were not so good. The
bOuleYards were not so good. The
roads in New Mexico and Arizona he
found generally good They carry lug
gage amounting to 1000 pounds on
their car, which is a HupmObile. 80
horsepower. five passenger, and they
have a camping outfit with them They /
are travelling for pleasure and camp
on the way.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Armstrong and
their three small children came into ]
FL PasO Thursday. They made the trip ]
from Roswell, \. NJ. 237 miles, in II
Buick of "a horsepower. They went I
from Roswell up the HOndO river.
thence to the junction up the RuidOso
to Prude'S store. through the Mesca-
1erO agency to TularOsa- on to Alamo
gOrdo and down to FL Paso. In the
White mountains on the MescaIerO in
dian reservation they ran into snow
and ice and for a distance Of between I
30 and 40 miles they had some pretty
hard iI B 665 055f%se T TPe rQ2dI
spend several days in FL Paso.
Mike LawIess took a party Of FL
Paso men up the Pecos valley in n
Chalmers six during the week. It is (
that they went on cattle /
business and will be gone for several |
days
Edward Pelham, district manager for I
the Denver Rock Drill and Machinery /
company in Fl PasO. is on his way /
home in a Cadillac ego" four passenger |
machine of the 1911 make. He has left ]
Denver and is expected to arrive in /
81 Paso early next week
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