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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
IMPROVEMENT IN
ROAD STATUTES
FOR NEW MEXICO
Next Months Conference
to Take Action to Stop
Flooding Of Roads.

santa Fe. y. ". June 27--As the date
Of the roads meetings TO be held here next
month approaches. the fact that road lesis-
Iation is to play an important part in the
proceedings becomes more and more evil
dent.
Francis z. Lester chairman OF the State
As=ociation OF Highway Officials. has ar
rived to take up with president r. z
Tvitcheu. Of the state Good Roads ssso-
citation. matters connected with the con-
veutioa Of the highway officers. which
is 20 be a feature Of the meetings. ana
from several statements made by him IL is
easy 10 infer that strenuous steps are 70
De taken Co remedy the L4ulls now 10 ut
found in New Mexican road legislation and
20 prevent any steps being taken by the
legislature which would tend toward q re-
turn 10 the Ola political form o. road adj
miuistratisn hy the county commissioner
Mr.. Lester declined TO talk in very def
mite terms as 70 what would be done.
stating that he wished fi-s- 20 gain ali the
data needed He spent some time with the
governor and declared that the executive
office was favorable 90 needed changes
and left for Albuquerque with state ensl-
neer James a. French. IN order TO hold
conference with him on the train lie
returned here for a conference with at
tor1ey general Frank W Clancy
In discussing the situation Mr. Lester
declared that the Good Roads Yearbook.
the official and generally recognized text
on road matters. rated New Ae1lcO higher
in point OF legislative approaca 10 the
ideal on roads matters. than any other
state in the union. But there are many
changes TO be made" Mr. Lester said our
road flooding law. for Instance. needs re-
vision. Ir is Ineffective. and permits care
less people TO perpetrate grave nuisance
without fear OF prosecution AR Lester
expressed the opinion that the chief diff
Guilty in proper road administration lay in
the way matters were handled In the
counties rather than by the state officials
eve have an ideal state highway com
mission law he said. but the county
road board system has failed 10 work in
some q the counties. though in others Dc
has been very successful The really ideal
situation ~ course. is 20 have the state
take entire charge OF the road eXpendi-
lures within les borders. handling the c0un-
ty funds and all, but you know that no
county in New Mexico would stand for that
sort OF thing"
paper on Needed Road Legislation"
viii be d feature OF the second days events
az the coming roads meetings and Mr.. Les
ter believed. he said. that some strong
action would probably be taken by the
state highway officials Organization to-
ward getting no least some Of its provis-
ions enacted 90 the coming session Of the
legislature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
AIR COOLING FOR
SMALL CARS SOON
New York Writer Believes Cyclecars
and other Small Machines VIII
Dispense With Water.

CycIecars will make air-cooling popu-
lar. is the gist of letter written by
Carl S. Taylor. Of New York city, print
ed in a recent issue Of the Automobile
Mr.. Taylor's letter follows;
THE more I study the development
Of the cyclecar the more likely that It
seems that further Improvement in the
design Of the lighter cars that give
promise Of becoming so popular, VIII
witness the adoption Of the air-couled
motor for all except the very large
machines
while I have always favored the
Water-cOOled motor, q study OF c0nll-
tons as they are now revealed lndl-
Gates that there is very Eoua cnit-i'e
of the air-cooled motor becoming more
generally used than II ever mas uee-i-
In the past few years IL has been con-
clusively demonstrated that with an
adequate knowledge Of gasoline motor
design. with careful methods OF manu-
facture and the use Of good mateflai
that IL is possible 20 construct motor
Of about four inches bore, or less lnaL
win operate just as SuccesSL ullL as amy
Water-coOleG construction rms mas
been proved by the great success OF
one r1anrfs ctJrer of automobiles in
particular and also by the rellapllJy
of these motors on motorcycles ana
the bore Of some OF The more recent
motorcycles is very nearly four lncneS'
dLLLON4A NA-Ae mag a--- l--aa- -'-4----
florists.
1t is interesting TO note here that
the air-cooled principle is never ques-
toned By anyone when applied 10 mo-
torcycles. but when IL is used on even
small automobiles the remark IS GEN
orally made that air-cOoling was trlvu
several years ago by great many
automobile manufacturers and aoan-
doned by them after several years eN-
ueriuentatiou- Why. may i ask, II
air-coolinE is a success on a motor
cycle with a given sized cylinder should
il not be as much OF a success on an
automobile with the same sized GYM
der
THE conditions are not very differ
ent. While the motorcycle motor Is eN-
posed. the valves are arranged at the
side and in case of a twin the second
cylinder is swept by the hot air from
the first
"On the other hand. the automobile
motor has the advantage OF a ian and
this more than offsets the superior eN-
posture Of the motorcycle construction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
TERRIFIC JOY RIDE
FOR 4DOZEN EGGS
-COnStabIe's Delight at Riverside, Gals
Had Them in TOnneau-A Fairy
story From sFairyIand."


In picturesque Riverside and
throughout the populous orange
growing region Of southern California,
A. J. Stalder has become known as the
"Constable's Delight"
Mr.. StaIder and his car have broken
more speed laws than anybody in
southern California and the driver has
cheerfully paid the penalty Tor DeinS
ALWAYS in a hurry. in the long run,
he maintains, the time he saves pc
tween his home in Riverside and MS
ranches along the river and In the
PERKS valley. is worth the price
At one Of his places, about ten miles
from Riverside, Mr. Stalder Instructed
the woman at the ranch house TO loaO
into the tOnneau of his car whatever
fruit and produce she mad handy she
did So Part Of the cad consisted OF
four dozen eggs in an tpen-mouJhed
.paDer sack. which me woman placed
on the rear seat AID covered with a
robe
Mr. Stalder was absent while the
cal was beng loaded. supervising some
ranch work The woman lOrsoL u
tel him about the eggs
His next stop was fully 20 miles
away. over rather rough road ana
at a rate which brought him to ms
destination in less than 40 minutes
Here he reviewed some irrigation work
trim to Riverside. once more he lost
no time en- route
Mrs. Stalder was on hand 20 help
unload the tonneau when he reached
home
Il only hope YOU brought some eSEs
from the river ranch" she remarked
Eggs calculated Stalder; IF there
are any in this load. they're an omeleL
now
Visions Of smeared upholstery We're
I'm the minds Of both as they hurrledlE
inspected the exhibit
Airs. Stalder was the first 10 lift the
robe which covered the sack on the
rear seat
Here they are, and they're all right
Why not one Of them is even cracked,
she wonderiugly declared
Stalder and an irrigation engineer
who had been his companion on ~.
ride. Joined in the inspection AFTER
more than so miles of rough driving
across. country. each egg proved intact
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27

ARE CHIEF IS. W. ARMSTRONG IS
to have a new highpowered run
l. about for service in his depart
T7eut A Mitchell car. SIX cyllnaeIeQs
has been ordered by the CITY from y
IL Baum. local agent for the Chalmers
1t will seat four persons ana VIII De
capable Of making a speed Of % miles
After touring the United Ststes lot
six months to advertise the National
SsT1lf-Inreroceauic highways and 10
take moving pictures OF scenes alon5
the route. Lee Giles, A b CLARK ana W.
3 Nacorton, Of san Diego 4eLt heLS
Saturday for their home city me car
in which they made the cross country
trfp Is an Abbott Detroit and IS covered
with signs announcing its mission LAe
san Diego exposition seal is painted on
one Of the doors
E-varv once in a while the rumor
starts that the Ford company IS soils
fo sci aside one day when it viii offer
irs cars for sale at $500 l. o. Perry
Of the Tri-State Motor company says
mar the story has been uncOrked ABOUT
once a month for the last two years
- rbar SO far there is no indication
of its being true II IS joke IN me
automobile business al over the coun-
try, ne says
Ten Saxon runabouts were delivered
to the FL Paso dealer this week Inc
little car has four cylinders ana IS
equipped with wire wheels
Mrs Marian c. smith. Of Berino. n
NJ, visited FL Paso this Week. making
the trip in her Ford touring car.
The Ideal laundry, Of Silver City. has
placed an Overland delivery wagon III
service
II 3. Chastain. sheriff at Maria, pur-
chased a Hupmobile roadster FRIDAY
from the local agents
C. RainbOlt. Of LOrdsburg- n N,
drove home Thursday in Buick tour
ing car, which he bought In Fl Paso-
Lewis Croker is learning to drive
his new REQ touring car
A Vim truck, the first to make its
appearance here, arrived this week
from the factory and viii be on the
market in competition with other
trucks sold here
H C. Csntreu, of Barstow, drove to
FL PasO this week in his Overland tour
ing car.
C. W Arnold. Ford agent in Alamo
EOrdO. was ii FL PasO this week and
purchased two machines.
Nordhaus & Taylor, Buick agents at
DeminE, n u. ordered two Buick
agents
S. P. OchOa, of FL Paso. Is at the
wheel Of a new Moline dreadnought,
purchased this week from the Overland
dealers in FL Paso.
J. S. Morrison. Hupmobne agent in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
rligLuCH Auto 6Curat
City cr Use OF Fire CHEF
Mitchell Six Cylinder RunabOut Capable Of Great Speed
to Be Placed in Service at an Early Date; VIII
Garry Four Passengers and VIII Be Val
liable Addition to Auto Apparatus.

the southwest. has returned from
business trip through the Pecos valley.
George Bancroft proprietor Of the
Las Cruces Express company, bought
his second International Harvester
truck Friday
0IcCHntock & &C. purchased their
second Ford delivery wagon this week
V H Justice, of Van Horn. drove
home this week III new Overland tour
ing car
J. c. Powell of Sierra Blanca. is
among this weeks purchasers Of Hup-
mobiles
John Snyder, of TuIarosa. y. NJ, is
driving a new Buick touring car. The
machine was bought this week and de-
NJ r Buchanan. Of Silver City y
N. was here Thursday on business He
made the trip in his Overland touring
car.
E L W. Polk bought a Ford runa-
bout Thursday from the Tri-State No
tor company
Carter & Burnsides. of Silver City. y
81, purchased Buick 81 last Thurs
R W Niece. rancher of Maria, Is
driving new Hupmoble roadster.
F. NJ Banneu Overland factor rep
resentative. is in the city on business.
NJ L Burkhead viii leave here next
week for q fishing trit along the Pc
cos river in New Mexico He viii he
accompanied by H T. Bailey. The trsu
Will be made in an OIdsmobi;e touring
car
D. 4 Carpenter is at the wheel Of
new Ford runabout
A 5 Grassland. HupmObue agent at
Silver City, n NJ was in town this
week He purchased a Hupmobile tour
Among this weeks purchasers Of
tOrd touring cars are ". H Austin. C.
r Brownie James Hilbert. A. s Ash
croft D. C. SeamOn and S. C McVey.
s A Stanley has established an auto
mobile clearing house for second hand
cars and has an office at 209 nils
building He proposes to deal extern
sively in all makes Of cars.
Selling Studebaker Skies over the
telephone has become an every day
occurrence in IL Paso- Two orders
came in Friday from Silvc~ City and
Anthony, Y u, respectively. Both
. al for Studebaker "SiXe-~ The sa9cs
of the Elliott Garrett company re-
ported for the week follow. H. Ramos.
El Paso, Studebaker seven passenger
six George Love, Sierra Blanca. five
passenger Studebaker -four" H C.
Massey, Silver City. n NJ seven passen-
ger Stucebaker six and c. a Thomp-
son, Anthony. \. NJ, seven passenger
Studebaker six.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
GUARD AGAINST WATER;
MAY CAUSE A STALL

II the float chamber through any
accident should become fun Of water,
L. would be impossible TO start the
motor. The remedy is to drain the
float chamber of the carburatcr- That
YOU may not have this trouble again
be careful that no matter is introduced
either into the fuel tank or the car
buretor when the car is being washed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
PENNSYLVANIA, TOO,
PASSES 100000 TAGS

All records for motor car licenses is
sued { nthe state of Pennsylvania We're
smashed when the number reached 100.-
600. Last year only 131.204 licenses Of
all kinds were issued This year, with
five months passed. more than 1900
have been issued. The total amount Of
money received is S9S2323, as compared
with $4,000 last year.
New York California and Pennsylva-
mia have now passed the 100000 mark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
PRESENT GREATEST
YEAR FOE ROADSTERS

zone of the most notable features
Of this seasons automobile buying mas
been the unprecedented demand for
roadsters" said an automobile manu-
facturer Of Indianapolis In the gen
eraI order The manufacturer has. at the
beginning Of the season. a fixed pro-
portion assigned 20 be brought through
in roadster models, and production
schedules are made up on this basis
Roadsters are appOrtoned certain
percentage of the output
This year we made the percentage
even higher than the general practice.
for upon investigation 1 found that
the buyers demand for roadsters was
general this spring noted that
many of the new cars on the streets
were Of the two passenger types. and
in fact. il has been about the greatest
roadster season the trade has known
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27

FL Paso Offers Finest Roads and Most Enjoyable Places
For Days Outing in the Southwest; HuecO Tanks,
Ysleta, Cox sRanch, Las Cruces, AlamogOrdO
and Cloudcroft All Easy of Access.

- L PASO's auto population VIII be
II cut down fully half on July T.
- The big celebration this year falls
on saturday. giving a double holiday
and there is hardly a car owner in FL
paso who is not making plans for
either a one OF two day journey into
slamoEorlo will be the mecca for
dozens Of FL Paso autoists- Inc rev
Mexico city has arranged for a DIG
time with a barbecue, sports ana ON
or entertainments and II IS pEoo11le
that fully 100 autos. including lne Dis
sfcrrsee5ug car. VIII make me Trip
80, 81 r5so. The run is ST miles and.
30 the roads all the way are IN gOuu
condition. parties leaving hers IN lne
morning viii arrive in plenty OF time
for the barbecue
Las Cruces to Entertain-
For those who do not wish TO make
such a IouE "trip. Las Cruces otIerS
GOOD roads. o good entertainment ana
s-ts,- accessibiIiLE- The run to Las Cru
ces is an easy trip that allows plenty OF
time at the end and plenty OF time go
i--- and coming II will be popular
with those who do not wish 70 Dc OUT
Of the city for longer than a Gay
A number of picnic parties are
planned for the Hueco tanks sectlon-
-7hfs -rfr 81 miles. is one OF the most
popular in Ei FasO.s blue BOOK me
scenery is of the finest the Ioa1s are
good and the tanks themselves -
one OF the natural wonders OF the
southwest
Many to CIouderoft.
C1oudcroft. Of course. will be crowd
cd IN rra Fourth Of July The road
from AIamogord0 is a good one, pro-
vided there is no rain- and the scenery
is the finest 20 be found In THIS secl-on-
nh min is a Ions one, however. ana
will be taken mostly by those who eX-
necr to remain over sunday A Dis
dance at the Lodge VIII be the feature
Of the celebration
will draw lis quota of plckulcers- me
road 10 the ranch is a good one 10
better place for days outing can be
found i'm the neiEhbOrhoOd OF FL Faso
than this spot
YsIeta VIII Get Crowd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27

Paso- The roads all the way out are
perfect. with a run 70 the ostrich farm
as an interesting side trip. Just now
the whole section is a mass Of green,
making probably the prettiest run any
where about FL PasO. The road houses
have a wei earned fame and it is sure
that they will have a large patronage
on July 4.
Fifteen miles beyond. on an excellent
road. is Fabeus- The trip down the val
ley is an interesting one all the way
viii be enjoyed by many FL PasOans on
the Fourth
VIII visit FL PasO.
Many autoists from nearby cities are
planning TO visit FL Paso on the Fourth.
There win be at least three cars down
from Roswell. besides a number from
Demiug. LOrdsburg, Clint and other
nearby points. The roads all through
this section are in fine condition and
autOists. whatever direction they go in,
viii be assured OF good runs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
YsIrta VIII Get Crowd.

For the man who wants a short run,
with q good dinner at the end Of IT,
Ysleta viii. for a Ions time, remain the
most popular short trip around II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27

NEED GLASSES ASK SEGALL.
MOVED To los TEXAS STREET.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27
An aOvFRsTZED TIRE.s

Many autoists do not understand
this diversified tire" talk 1t means
that the tires are generally one-half
inch in wheel diameter and three
inches in wheel circumference. larger
than those intended for the rim The
speedomeuer VIII register less speed
and less mileage with diversified tires.
In this way a 81 inch tire will record
only % miles in every so travelled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Briefs and Personals.

There will be communion service
at the Allen Grove Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon. February =.
when quite number Of new members
will be taken in
Fred Ashton. son Of y Ashton.
~ Short Greek. was the guest Of Had
den Garviu from Thursday til Mon
day
About a dozen young folks of SHEER.
rard and MI Olivpt were Sunday eve
ming dinner guests az she -. " Gar
vim home
Mrs. Earl Huss. who was very ODD.
s convalescing and will soon be- able
fO boz out.
4 meeting ~ the Pleasant Ht
Ladies Aid Society has been called
for Thursday. January %. az 10 a. m
They viii meet a. their room lu Mrs
Joseph Archey s. home and spend the
day quilting
NJ and Mrs Ernest no. sfelrman
and their twO children and Miss Edith
Book. All Of Wheeling visited al tho
home or Mrs Elizabeth Sfsinmau. Sat.
urday and SUNDAY
SIR and Mrs John uagup. or Viola.
are spending some time visiting their
daughter Mrs John Glesler. near Bar
ryton. Michigan.
Tho Allen Grove Sewing Circle will
ho entertained 90 the home OF the
president. Ms. Henry Remke. on
Thursday afternoon Of hle week
Tho 80 Olivot Ladies Aid society
WIN hold an all day meeting at their
ball ON Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. William Gamble and
daughter Helen. OF Pine UiIf. visited
40 the home o. William Wemke. sun.
day
4 special service was held last Sun
day morning az The Pleasant $500 W
r. church and quite number OF now
members we're taken into the church
The Cicero Literary society viii
render their program on Friday after.
noon
Miss Leah Nurrin and Miss Mary
Wayman were in Wheeling yestcrd--
afternoon 90 hear an address on How
no study the Bible by Dr. Koonf1.
pastor 81 the Second Presbyterian
church
Tho Ne OIivet church OIL closed Tor
repairs and last SUNDAYS soFe i0ra oi
he sunday school aud EpNortI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
SHERRARD
Agricultural Expert.


Prof VI. j. Abbey. state superin.
tendent OF agricultural. education. will
be in Sherrard two DAYS his week.
"Wednesday aud Thursday. for the ben
eht OF the farmers and the students OF
the local high school During each OF
the mornings he viii be at the High
school talking and working with the
pupils and in the afternoons he VIII
give practical pruning demonstrations
az different orchards I'm the district.
Tomorrow afternoon he will work In
the orchard OF G. W. McCombs and he
asks that all farmers and orchard men
who can. be present at the demonstra-
ton
Wednesday evening he will deliver
an agricultural lecture at the high
school for all persons and on Thurs
day afternoon will select some other
orchard for his work. He takes this
way OF imparting valuable knowledge
TO the farmers. thus giving them a
chance 10 see just what is needed and
how TO accomplish IL. Prof. H. l..
Peddicord will preside at the meet
ing omorrow evening Prof Abbey
Is well versed in the rural art and will
have a great many valuable things TO
tell his audiences at all OF these meet
ingS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
WEILSBURC

WfLLsBgRG. ". Va. Jan. zs-Ths
cine laws which we're ia force in Wells
lux Tor the past three sundays. did not
tIeNai yesterday. all the confeCtiOneriss
Dut one. which had hitherto been closed
cpcninE and selling their goods - on
r.hoays passed Also 40 shoe shining
STANDS that have been closed were Open
80. .ns proprietors plying their trades till
the evening.
This action was talked % during the
week By the proprieor-. all agreeing ~
stsy open on sunday. This action was
teken. not because they wished TO die
regard the closing order. but becaur-
th~y believed that inasrnuch as they
seemed to be the only Industries included
~ the closing order. they believed tina,
tney were being Disseminated against.
ana that II was unfair aud unjust %
them. All Of the stOrekeepers that kept
open have stated that they had no OBJ
(ecuon 90 closing. but they wished "a
Know whether or not the closing order
war TO be generally effective or only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
ID cAEckERGo cAREER.

Death put an end to thc suffering
and rhorkeroI career of Anna Crow.
o. woman of fle underworld. at the
Norn Whso.lng hospital sunday
rttu.n- She vas removed % tho
hospital saturday and Dr o. y Plant
NH. called fO attend her She was
formerly member of house oI
prostitution huf after COMING 10 au
ago when eID had lost her lustcr che
took up The work Of cooking in a re-
sort or frn South Side. Tho AssOci-
afrd Charities are in charge % the
bod! hat.us DO prepared for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
rrAx HELP you II
LUNGS ARE AFFECTED

Proper diet. fresh air. femrsrsfe t.t.If-
re pene iiclat o. PERSONS suffering fr.r,
..unE Trouble. but boo o. rrf.f r..r.. L..
. lancea reports aUOH that Che sIU.f..a
n neuiclne Tor This affection has rla-
.erialv helped bro bringing about rrro,-
~. or more than fifteen tfare Fgt.
4 AZ AteratiFe. 10 medicine for Throat
|nd Lung TroIbles mas arsofrrfI.tc.f
|ood results. Read what DO dII i1 me
.o Madison LaIe Ninn
.soy. and Septcmhrr. 1909. aHa f.I.,
itl hcmorrhaEee or tUs mr-r rri.F
|oniincd me several weeks. each ur.s d..
T. BED " doctor advised rne o. ~Y
4 est IN NoNemIer q started Tor Don.
|ef' COZ AFTER my arrival q met Mon.
~ irodf. who. upon learning ~ fI. l14.
Won. urged me t0 take Eckman.s alter.
i've kept on taking fnr HrrTI. |Ua
~ imlroFf1 fast Iu March. Tlfn rf
lrned home Q am euflrrI. urH have
| Eopd appetite and sleep frIf VIHfm
leit Denver mg weight uaa IE0 pounds
nov WeiFn lha. mg normal weight D.
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| fAfndaviU ptTL o.. TAeNtcrlr
AhoVe abbre. lated moro un rs4m..f .
Ecfirau'e AlferafI.. Haa been rrovs.
many lefr" ffsf fl Uf most fffI..-
ous Tor severe Throat rrI funr $40.
ouH. HruurnIfiH bronchial tsfTr..
iuhh0ru Colds auI .r IrI.IfIIrr 49,
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