El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-28
MANY Ell PASO AUTOMOBHLSTS MAKE
SUNDAY TRIP TO HUECO MA TURAL PARK

TT UECO Natural Park resembled a
II city playground Sunday when
4 \ number Of automobiIists gath
cred there for a Sunday outing and
spent the day Many OF the cars went
out early in the morning while others
waited until later in the day but all
carried their lunches. One party
camped out Saturday night, having
L. made the run to the tanks after sun
down Saturday. They returned to FL
PaSO in time for supper sunday night.
Those who went out Saturday night
and camped in the open were. Tom
Newman and Dexter Maple in Mr.. New
mans Chalmers "30,' J. NJ Pollard, G
=. Feagin. Harry Lakeland and Frank
FeuiIe in Mr.. Pollard's Cadillac, Harry
Ramsey, Mike Shannon and Jesse WO-
mack in Mr.. RamSey'S HupmObile %.
They made the run out IN one hour and
30 minutes and coming back made 1t
in 10 minutes faster time They found
the roads in fairly good condition
Z. G. Perry, VINO with Mrs Perry and
their son and Miss Beulah Johnson, or
Princeton, KY, made the run out to
the tanks Sunday, said that the worst
piece of road was the unpaved part OF
the Fort Bliss road between the Mon
tana street paving and the place where
the county paving begins This was
the part of the road that secretary or
war Lindley n. Garrison gave a hard
rap while here
Others who made the trip were:
Lieut. and Mrs. Geo. +. Bailey, of Fort
Bliss, IN their Ford; J. W Kirkpatrick
and wife in their Ford; Mrs. A g.
Foster and sons, Gwynne and Baylor,
and daughters, Frances and Margaret,
in their Rambler; Mr. and Mrs. A L
Lathrop in their Ford; Mr.. and Mrs. P.
c. Thede in their Buick.
DR.. Alice @. Merchant, Misses Edna
Robinson, Rose Adams and Geraldine
Merchant and Messrs. Clarence Rand
H. - > Ell
out to Hueco park Sunday afternoon in
DR.. Merchants Chalmers 80" Clarence
Rand said that the road was rough in
many places and some party that had
been over it during the day had dis
tributed beer bottles all along the
route.
H. NJ. Adams and family in their
Chalmers go" and Fred Woodwork
and family in their Buick were out.
wallace Downing, Fred Kitchens,
Harvey Wilcox and Cliff Elliott went
out Saturday night, arriving at the
tanks at 3 o'clock Sunday morning and
camping there during the day. They
made the trip in Mr.. Downing's Over
land car.
NJ. H Patterson was IN FL Paso
Sunday in his Chalmer g." having
made the run down from Silver City
during the day, He returned during
the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. L P. Walters and son,
and Mrs. Walters mother, were here
sunday enroute from Denver, Colo, to
Los Angeles. They are making the
trip in a Chalmers $50" and left FL
Paso for the coast Sunday afternoon.
Enroute home to Rockdale, Texas,
after having made the run up to Den
yer, Colo. and back as far rs FL Paso,
a party of autOmobilists spent part OF
Sunday here. They are making the
trip in two Kisselkars and one Thomas
automobile. They started from Rock
dale six weeks ago and went to Fort
Wort, Wichita Fails, Amarillo, Ration,
Trinidad, Colorado Springs and Denver.
From there they ran to Boulder and up
over the Continental divide to see
snowstorm in July. They ran back TO
Las Vegas, Three Rivers, TularOsa and
Ell Paso. From here they went east
Sunday and will return by way of San
Antonio and Austin.
In the party are: Mr.. and Mrs H
H Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A Camp,
Morel. Mary, Emery and FELTON, Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Ferry and son, Pres
ton Perry.
Louis P. Walter. Of Denver, Colo, en-