El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-16
One Party Misses the Road
and Returns to Ell PasO;
Many Trips to HUecO.

n I'VE carloads of people made a
II trip to Elephant Butte dam from
4 FL PasO Saturday, returning sun
day. A sixth car started, but missed
the road above Las Cruces and, after
hunting all Saturday afternoon for the
way out, the motorists spent Saturday
night at Leasburg and returned to FL
PasO Sunday.
Those who made the trip to the dam
included Mr.. and Mrs Clyde f. Holmes
and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Stafford in Mrs.
Holiness HupmOble-
j. G. Barada and wife in their Cadil-
lac roadster.
Fred Hewitt and brother, Arthur.
from California, in the formers Buick
roadster.
W. R. Schultz and wife in their Ford
touring car.
James c. White and wife and Roland
Deason and S. D. HambOld in Mr..
Whites Chalmers go"
H. S. Potter, H. S. Beach, E. NJ
Whitaker and Arthur Ferguson, IN Mr.
POtter's Chalmers go"
E. W Mitchell and wife and T. A
Thurston and wife in Mr.. Mitchen's
car comprised the party that got as
far as Las Cruces and got lost.
Those who went to the dam found
the roads in good shape but the ma
jOrity Of those in the party had con-
siderable tire trouble.
a z. Ryan, Clarence Rand and Ar
thus HawkinsOn returned Monday
morning to Ell PasO after a months
auto trip through southern California.
They left here on February II and fol-
lowed the borderland route to San
Diego. Near AguaS Calientes, AriZ.,
they struck rainy weather and were
forced to lay over four days in San
Diego before starting for Los Angeles
HaWkinsOn says they were the first
auto travellers to get through from
San Diego to Los Angeles after the
floods, which struck California three
weeks ago.
The travellers left the coast city last
Monday and came through FL Paso.
Ryan's Bear Cat Stutz racer, which
Won second prize in the Ell PasO-
Phoenix road race last fall, carried the
autoists on their journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Martin and Mr..
and Mrs. @. D. Hagerty, of Chicago,
mOtOred to the Valley Inn at Ysleta
sunday morning in Mr.. Martins Chal-
mers go" for breakfast and after
wards visited san ElizariO. SOcOrrO and
Clint, returning to Ell PasO in the aft
ernOOn. The party took the new road
from Ascarate to Ysleta, as the old
road is closed for repairs to bridge
at ValdespinO. The new, road is a very
fine piece of work and really better
at present for motoring than the old
road.
{. B. Stevens and Mrs. stevens drove
up the west side Sunday in Mr.. Ste
vens's automobile. They were accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rodes
and Mrs. Norman Walker and son, Nor
man, jr.
Mr.. and1 Mrs. Jack Happier mOtored
to Ysleta Sunday and then to the COun-
try club for the concert in their REQ
car With them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell StackhOuse and Mrs. J. F. Will
liams.
Otto Thorman, Miss Adelia Wall
work, Miss Nettie Louise Rowland and
Charles Brann mOtOred- out to the
HUeco Tanks Sunday in Mr.. Thorman's
REQ.
L o. Jarvis drove out to the HUeco
Tanks Sunday in his Cadillac car with
Miss Mamie Robertson, Miss Therese
Noungberg and f. J. Tibbitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Booth motored
out through the mountain pass Of the
Hueco Tanks Sunday in their Buick
roadster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Stockard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Woodwork, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lucas,
Neil Jenkins and Dick Newton formed
a picnic party at the Hueco Tanks Sun
day, motoring out in Mr.. StOckard' S
Hudson and Abbott Detroit cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L, Daniels Mr.. and
Mrs. W. R. NcKenna and Mr.. and Mrs