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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13
ALLIES OUTWIT A
FLEET Of SUBS
Pass InkOt HIGiON INiLSI-
10 Nl1H NpLlt-SLN IOAIS
MTTlIOt 4 Loss

IUNu0s. Jlb o. Tho Reuter-
correspondent a. salunIa. writes %
.l, successful trauspur, ct the Serb
au ARMY from Corfu 20 sal0uiA
inc Allies have another wonder
90 l.at tu their credit over a hun
u..b thousand men have been
brought through seas Infested with
submarines with never q single mis-
han ur .h. loss of ONE man % is an
astounding Performance" especially 10
We take into consideration tho means
OBJ, enemy uudHubi'Ii. possessed ot
Eu.wug an about every departure
.na tho real vIih which thc Austrian
boats particularly must have
sought mo prize of transport But
a pit. of their yig lance and their
Ia.uF and tu'lr ru'hl'asncss they
.lse not been able t0 Interfere With
.fH, steady flow OF troops which has
.rurrd into salouIN regularly meth
ideally AMI increasingly for tho past
! ..r weeks
Tb. ,rsscls have been entirely
French transports and great praise
1000. tu Skipper ana crows f0r th"
.rr,r 200 which they have accom-
nst th, duties. bat both French
mI srbaus gladly and gratefully
.rrn That tEer achievement
/ .u'I u.t have been possible with
200 nr British u1,, that ouIy tho
u.,aut vigil ana uuDen ug patrol.
rr .f olr Darsb.ps has mod" thns"
.Ifcrauan seaways rlrgr and
fr"
.Dy.r hundred thousand serb
aHn roN oncamppi un the plans
dn 'he valleys somHw her" uoar
mn.aI a fine Io' of men th"v
U.rhan. 20 has been O. ease ot
... survival of the fit"st bu' these
a. tn.ga ae' follows show ro traces
thu h1rdsbips 1ui sutferiugf OF
f.. retreat aud exposure Zoo Albania
Imr months rccuperatiuu % corfu
IHr. rlUlrbrd away an marks of
.Enrss. toll aul pr.yat.un Th's,
rbIrn soldiers look On to go ans
] Win. and do anything And tho mon
.-r LIS eager ~ they are Dr. 10 is q
] ..N born army. and entirely TO-
/ .wppod with now French and Brit
/ .h uniforms the men look exceed
ugl, smart and sollicr-like VEN
proud are the, ~ their ucS clothes
specially 0i iho general seft0c, hut
toms ON the British uniforms i
l.roak,r- wei Cor the moral stamni.
2 people thar can COME ihroug
sreh trials without losing courage ol
becoming cmhI'tared rhrs' soldier
la-. as cheerful and confident a.
'hHI.h ihr tragic past we're not o
l'vI mover H.ar Artl,ss gDod.uaiHr,.
u .rl rrruu. their faith u the.
r.at aIlia. Implicit They are Sal.
+. tEu fHe, fH.uk OF their homes %
F. -.rh.H Iuf .. ihc women aud %
+. Hrn fHg I. left behind F''
FL .Ht. H... ryHing from their Tam
1... .r .t sh months nui Cher
E. |.rr inatHn about The.
'HHI a. a4a.a m a. CO." thought q
.. iH... Ur their enemies
ia ar, had, frrg aeIrur
me- UHp Tfr shIlr 'a'..
.". .sH.n. mob.IIlri in .f'
uH guests Thr serbian
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a. fffi 0latf
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13

state July forecast 'stH.nH|
bushels. production laH year lfu1.
esflmatel 1850 600 bushels
Iulied states July forecast
800 100000 bushels production HH
year lnual estimate. s.4.iu. 900
bushels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13

State Iuly ! forecast ,.ttU.Huf
bushels production hH .r1r china
estimator. . s00.OOo bushels
United States July } forecast &.
100000 bushels. production aa
year OIual estimated Tt.9i.Nou
bushels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13
\ sUNurUINNiTNE
NND LIVER REGULATOR

70. NH.ia. sa LIQUID laxative
mHl ana elective % arouses 90.
lNer Increases the bile. does nor
grg, ann acts as a general tonic 'H
fh. HH.H system Aids nature tD
clear ..l n. f. the blood as lass.
t' .H summer po-no-l..N h'.
ul r What was good ruoas
g.. .f a'Hr good enough for mr
r..r with moro force i1a'
ih' | no-l.aN iar the i'"f
80 ..# rr .rIed remedy Get @
t.r. a.. dose tonight and 500
HnH .ter sou Isel A. a.I
1r..
ADV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13

state 'Itlyi forecast 11t0.00n
Iahols. production last year lfuaI
m1ieb 4215 600
United States. july forecast
100 0oo bushels production IHe'
r Onual estimator tt 100000
IriH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13

Instrumental solos.
sila auail0Hal .HHifl.
a co.. s.0Itfh pipes
without fl. lfHHr o'
usas dIfnn'f are.rs
Halldal mood 90 ifal
ud nrl mnH o. i'r.l
ihan nHrr sHHni'
mmaHI.Hr lfHnf h'f
mnr fmm fNaf i'r'
unF almH H'.NH
fam iha iNn lal
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asaiif fat tNs'i'
hfalsr coz hai'fa -
Fsl bsis ffaT Hrrr
rsIfas o. HHH 60
a. fhiifaH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13

""'r. June O., forecast ifHU. Oul
.r production ast year lr'u.GH
$50 hul.a
United States july forecast. o..
5000 babes. production Ia.f y.U
r.u. IlfHIh1H bales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-13
TEXAS CROPS ESTIMATED
BY WEATHER BUREAU

.Nf iNH rilIf m. .'Aa" AiIN i"H 'Hf
United States. aa complied by lhs
noard ~ crop Estimate .aul trans
Ired through fhf Weather Bureau
Department n. Agriculture OH
follows
Corn.
fr July forecast. I.lH.n
hltaeI. production af year.
r.I estimator. .ls0..... aa..
II s'afa. July .-a
900 600 bushels p.nt1-,
fua estimate.
hu.t.I.
NJ Whept
'a July forecast lD f1h 600
-e's production aH yrr HHa
uHfel. aGsst 600 uahr
Tffrl sflfr july forecast
100000 hlshs production
raa- final estimator. ioiisOs.D0.
bushels
Oats
efatf IlIg forecast. 100000
0ashrf production .as' gear Unu
.sfInafn|. ftITr.HHl bushels
United States Judy forecast
rE.UUU0.001 bushels. pr.IHn.n.
Iarf year rnal estimator 1910
$4,000 bushels
Rice.
State. July forecast. P.slNnnH
bushels production HH year HHuH
estimator. 100000 busHel.
United states july forecast 80
200 900 bushels production 1f
year final estimate. $4,000
bushels
Po,ators
state July I forecast 10000.
bushels. production lae y.r Ofu1.
estimator 273O.0 600 bushels
United states July forecast
3t'.o0O.0Do bushels production HH
year ltual estimated t.'.iu".1nn
bushels
Sweet potni"e.
State July ! forecast t.ttU.nuN
bushels production hH .r1r .nua.
estimator. Q 5000 bushels
United STATES July . forecast q
100000 bushels production IaH
year Onal cstimateI. Ttea5ooU
bushels
Stat, July condition So com
pared with tho eIFH'.Er1r urrTar.
of 80
United States July condition
o. g. compared Rifb fhr ,.rh' scar
average OF SEE
Pasture
state July . condition % com
pared With tho tru.year average of
hT
United States Iuly condition
90 e.. compared with the ten year Jas.
.r.Ec OF $50
Peaches
state sItlyi forecast 3.lf0.0Un
|Ishols. production last year tina.
m1tel. 1855 600
United States JuIg forecast
'. loo. 600 bushels production lae'
r Ulual estimator tH.ltn 'u'
hrls.
Cotton.
HH'c. juno O., forecast. iIUu. OUI
production ast ycaI ,r.u.I.
.3su h1l.s
United States july forecast. d..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
SEASON FOR CAREFUL
DRIVING IS VERY NEAR

now that the change Of season IS here
and motorists are again feeling the usual
dread Of slippery streets and the increased
Nangers OF driving. a few simple rules may
P6e timely" says T = Fitzgerald. branch
manager q the Goodyear Tire and Rub
her company
Due consideration should be given TO your
tires for they are OF greatest Importance
Non skid tread tires your wheels viii
insure sEainSr skiddIng and save you many
an anxious moment Most drivers do not
wish use chains II Il can be avoided Non
skid treads with careful driving. obviate
largely the use Of chains. but II you must
have chains. be sure 10 apply them loosely
II they are too tight. the metal viii g0uge
into the rubber and the constant pressure
will soon ruin the tire Thousands cf tires
have been ruined by Improperly applied
chains
1T is well 20 have non skid tires on all
wheels but by all means have them on the
rear wheels II your car is run enough 70
wear down the rear tires smooth
4 they can be replaced with new non skids
--i7he smooth ones taken of the front. II
SIN in good shape. can be used the follow
ing sumner when there IS less danger OF
zkiddinE
MANY costly skids are caused By sudden
application Of the brake. In stopping on A
wet or snowy street Il is better 10 drive al
2 speed that will permit stopping by cut
ting down the gas feed. than 10 apply your
fre1k and destroy the constant contact Of
the tire with the street
The whole problem Of safety in fau ana
winter driving resolves itself into careful
driving and proper non skid tire equipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
WILL CARRY STOCKS"
OF CARS IN Ell PASO

I'VE are not going 10 he caught shy
OF cars after this" said manager NJ A
Compton. Of the ToItelk Motor com
pauy Friday. when he had TO tell a
prospective HUpmobile purchaser that
he was sold out" III Paso has
reached the stage where the automobile
market il not a hit and miss affair
rye are going 10 have reserve stock OF
c. at all time after this and 7 hope
10 have about ten Hupmobiles and
about as many PaiEes in reserve at al
times for the rest Of the selling season
We want 10 make deliveries the hour
the order is taken The factories are
ma king regular shipments at the pres
ent time. but We cannot always rely on
getting railroad cars or. when we do
get the cars. have the railroad freight
schedule suit our requirements
For that reason I've decided that
vel do the same as the grocer and the
hardware man-have a stock 'on the
shelves When a man wants a Hup-
mobile or a Paige and IL isn't on the
sales floor Wen take 1t out Of our re
serve stock and replace that reserve
from the next shipment we get
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
TWO MINES SHIP
3 TONS BULLION
Mogollon Mines Have Good
Months Output; Eureka
Sacks Good Ore.

MogoHon. y. n. oct. September
was another excellent month for local
OPERATORS The Socorro Mining &
Milling Co. properties produced $500
pounds Of gold and silver bullion and
the 9IoEollon Mines Co. operating the
Last Chance mine. shipped 200 pounds
for the same period. a total Of three
tons Of precious metal for the 80 days.
In addition. each company shipped to
the smelter at Fl Paso high grade
concentrate in value about equal to
the bullion product, the latter going
direct 10 the mint
Oaks Company Has Good Month.
The development companies also met
with substantial encoura enent. par
ticularly the Oaks company, in the
continued improvement Of The ore body
recently opened on the Queen vein on
, the Clifton property. from which reg
uiar shipments TO the custom mill by
DurrO were maintained. Another young
mine, the Eureka, continues 70 sack
high grade ore for shipment 70 the
smelter, while results OF work on a
number of claims by their prOspector-
owners lends energy to the task and
q faith in the outcome that is unsur-
passed in any other line OF pursuit
Makes F'iOtatiOn Experiments.
T. l. Perkins. superintendent OF
MOCOllOn Mines Co, is conducting a
series OF flotation experiments on
go VI .t-i- ~ AISAAt9 III Adlf
Justify the belief that q greatly sim
plified treatment with A substantial
reduction Of costs may be evolved.
The MOgOllon district has recorded
production OF upwards OF 81. 100000
70 date. largely from an average
grade Of So ore This activity has
extended over a period Of many years
and with comparatively high costs.
necessitarinC more or less seIective
mining methods The camp has an
immense tonnage OF lower grade ores
in reserve With the reduced costs OF
operation that will follow hydro
electric installations and the eventual
adaptation OF oil flOtatiOn treatment
row in prospect. these ores should
yield quite as much profit as the
higher grades have in the past.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Even the Children of Dis
trict Buy Mine Stocks;
Fortunes Made.

Jerome Arizona Oct Boom times
have hit Serome IN earnest. This camp
IL burning with the fever OF stock
speculation. Tremendous profits are be
ing made in an hour
The whole world seems 10 have gone
crazy over the Verde district and the
Verde district IS reaping 4 harvest
ANY stock with the name Jerome or
Verde attached 10 it goes like Wild
fire Almost without exception Jerome
stocks have gone up IN the last three
OF four months And the people in the
district the people who are on the
ground and in a condition to observe
the mines as well as the market have
profited to an incalculable extent
Il isn't safe 20 say that a ragged
nrospector loafinE about the streets
should be thrown into Jail as a vagrant
without visible means Of support or
that he is lazy because he won't work
when work is so plentiful. i IS more
than likely that he owns Few thou
sand shares OF L Y. Extension, Green
Monster. arkansas and Arizona. Pitts
burg-Jerome. jerome Verde. Dundee
Arizona. Venture Hill. Verde Apex, or
some other active stock
Even Children Speculate.
Practically every man and woman in
the district. and many Of the children
own mining stock The city marshal
who has filed suit 10 compel the cOun-
cil TO rescind its action in cutting his
salary from $3.50 10 $50 month has
enough T. Y. Extension to make him
independent for life and has in
vested part Of his WINNINGS In great
California farm From financial stand
poiut il makes no difference TO him
whether ne draws $3.50 or $50 ? month,
but ne doesn't think the council has
the right 10 cut mis- salary and IL
fighting TO prove IT, lie continues
TO hold the office merely 20 nave some
thing to do.
TEACHERS and Preachers. Too.
Ministers and school teachers are
commonly supposed TO be always on
the ragged edge OF bankruptcy. but not
50 the ministers and teachers OF
Jerome The superintendent OF schools
here is a stockholder in Extension and
L. Y Consolidated The ministers all
have valuable mining stock
Stenographers- particularly those
employed in the offices Of mining COM
pauies and brokers. regard their
salaries merely as pin money- There -
ore stenOgrapher. employed IN the OF
flee Of a large company. who has made
$4,000 in the last six months dabblins
I'm stocks. She plays the game accord
ing 20 a method that IS common IN
Jerome When normally active stock
fas a lull and says. she buys; when u
becomes active once more. or has an
ahnOrmally rapid rise she sells
4 Tip That Proved Good
This system was played TO the limit
in Jerome recently. when the tip was
raised around that Green Monster was
due FOR another run 1t was selling
around s. a share. and thousands OF
shares were bought by Jeromites who
believed that the tip was q good one
Il was good. Within week they sold
at prices ranging from 81 10 Sf-62- No
one in Jerome was buying when the
stock shot upward. It is an axiom
here that when a stock rises suddenly
there is almost inevitably a reaction,
and nine times out Of ten the axiom
proves correct
Reports were spread fin the east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
CALIFORNIA HAS
COSTLY TRESTLE
spends 100000 to Build a
Cutoff Between Frisco
and Sacramento.

One OF the Interesting features or
the state highway system Of Califor-
MIA is a trestle over three miles long
across the Yolo Basin. which formerly
isolated the people living along many
miles Of one bank OF the Sacramento
river from those on the other side. The
basin is a great marsh, which could be
crossed formerly only during the dry
weather OF Summer and early Fall At
such seasons difficult succession OF
ruts and chuckhoIes could he laborOusly
travelled. but at other times Sacramen-
70 was practically closed to the people
on the other side OF the basin
No road could possibly be maintained
on the surface OF the marsh. so the
state highway commission built one
high above IL. For about 1000 feet
n one end. where an embaullment viii
be built later 10 carry the highway.
the trestle is Of wood Elsewhere II
IS constructed or reinforced concrete
hfhrouChcut. except the iron railing and
asphalt pavement The roadway IS p
of 20 feet a ove the basin Il cost the
state about 100000 but II Topped 50
miles off the distance TO san Francisco
by road. making IL eS miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
COLD ROAD To
RESUME WORK
After a Close Down of Six
Weeks, Famous Oatman
Mine Will Resume.

Ostman. Ariz-. oct. THE Goal Road
mine. which is the Oldest producing
property in this district. is TO be re-
opened and operated on a larger scale
than ever by the United States SmeIt-
ing and Refining company. its owner.
after a shut down or about six weeks.
In the Is years that the company has
operated the mine extracting many
millions Of dollars In gold. it never
drove crosscuts more than 200 feet all
told 1t worked exclusively on one
main vein and any cross assures. seams
or small veins coming into the lode
We're passed up without prospecting. In
q tract of 233 acres. great deal OF
1t longitudinally beyond the present
workings where the ledge crops and
samples well on the surface. mining
men appreciate the importance Of the
present plan Of more extensive and
thorough work Moreover, many thou
sand Of tons OF milling ore stand un-
stopped In all parts Of the mine With
fulIy equipped mill and no expense
Tor mine equipment the prospect Of
revival and increase Of the former out
put is expected
other Mines ResuminE.
Properties closed down during the
hot months are resuming. The Adams
was the only one working for aw lille
in the Black Range district. and il
with only one shift Tt has put on
second shift and the Nellie. Crescent.
Wrigley. Black Range and Oatman
syndicate are working. the last named
being q j. Parke Claiming company
This leaves no idle properties in that
district
In a crosscut at the 355-foot level
the Nellie has tapped the main ledge
OF solid green fluJrine quartz 1t as
says 50 TO s. a ton. this being in the
hanging wall The better values IN
this camp are almost invariably on the
foot wall
The Arizona-Tom Reed is getting
paintings OF $500 a ton at so feet from
an eight-fOOt ledge. however. from Sc
. lected seams The ledge averages from
SO 10 $50. Fred Schader's lease on the
20 ieeI IS pan1lnE at q rate OF $40
ton from selected seams. the whole
ledge aSsayinC 81
GOIeonda To Resume
The Goiconda is overhauling rnachfn-
cry and viii start mining in a few
days
The Boundary Gone has reopened its
. 550-fOJt level
The Gold Dust has completed its ex-
perimenrs with q centrifugal gold sep
arator. manager F F. Brush declaring
il d success.
The Oatman-Gold Group Mining com
Dany has closed a contract at Chicago
the underwriting OF 100000 shares. The
first instalment viii he taken Up in
30 days and work viii start
President Lester " Dull, OF the Oat-
man-Belle, has let a contract 70 con-
tinue the shaft from 100 TO 400 feet
II is down now 100. making four feet
day in a very hard formation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
BIS, 900, 900 MOTOR CARS
TO BE IN USE BY JAN. I

New York. Oct Automobile manu-
facturers expect to see 325.0OO.OO0 mo-
tor cars in use in tina United States bv
Jan 1. according 10 Van H. Manning.
director OF the bureau OF mines, speak
ing Wednesday before a meeting held
in connection with a local inquiry into
the price of gasoline
Mr. Manning said IL was estimated
the country had only petroleum re-
sources sufficient 20 last 27 TO 80 years
al the present rate Of consumption He
said the specific gravity test is not a
Sc tisfactory basis for the purchase OF
gasoline
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
MOTORCYCLE BEATS OSTRICH

1 Goodyear Tire 4 Rubber company
representative tells OF "a novel race
reported recently by a dispatch rider
iu one Of the eastern campaigns. in
which = motorcycle and an ostrich
competed for supremacy-a variation
Of the old time county fair horse and
ostrich race While riding along one
day the soldier came mp with a stray
ostrich that undoubtedly had never
spied a motorcycle before. and decided
10 give the thing the once over" He
kept pace for a while but gave UP the
chase when the rider opened the ma
chine out full
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
SEE IF BRAKES ARE
DRAGGING ON CARS

After adjusting the brakes be sure -h-t
the wheels run freely. This IS done by f1cS-
ing up the rear wheels and turning them lv
hand Il the least resistance IS felt an
the wheel while spinning around causes
scrapinE sound 10 be- heard. the brakes may
be dragging II the brakes are Of fabric
the trouble may sometimes be- eliminated
by prying the band with d screwdriver or
similar tool On a tour. feel the brake
drums at intervals. and If very hot IL ma
be assumed the brakes are dragging
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
COLORADOANS REGULATE
PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICE

Denver. Colo. Oct 7-Regulations
providing standards OF service by all
gas. electric and water utility corpora
tons in Colorado were promulgated to-
day by the state public utilities COM
mission
Gas and electric companies are re-
qUired 10 construct and maintain serv-
ice connections Water companies are
required to make service conn ections
without charge TO the consumers. con-
ditiOned upon deposit Of a sum suf-
ficieut 70 cover cost OF installation. TO
be applied on accruing water rentals
until exhausted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
HERE'S GOOD SCHEME TO
ELIMINATE IRE PATCH

Why waste a big patch on a little nail
hole puncture2 You can get just as good
results in much more economical way
Pick out che hole rill YOU have nice
clean perfora ton. roughen with sand paper
apply cement. allowing il 10 dry > or %
minutes hen roll up a small plug Of tube
stock Just large enough 20 fiji the hole
Cure five minutes on the plate The pres
sure wil form the rubber plug in-o sort
} 81 river on the inside and the repair VIII
fold just well large bulky patch
a dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

that the Green Monster had made a
big strike These reports were denied
absolutely by the officials or the com
pany. although they could have reaped
huge profits by confirming them OF. NJ
least. refusing 10 DENY them. Locally
Il IS believed that the bulls simply
poses.
Outside Public Eager.
That the outside public is eager %
invest in Verde district mining shares
was quickly discovered by the organ
izers OF the United Verde Consolidated
and Jerome Daisy Copper companies.
The United Verde Consolidated Of
fered 100. 600 shares Of e-organizati o1
stock at ten cents Within less than
two weeks the offer was oversun-
Now this company has on file applica-
lions for far more than the 200. 900
treasury shares that Il is TO put out
at 75 cents Receipts for pre-orgauiza-
tion stock have been bid up to so cents
in Jerome
Within nine DAYS from the time
when they announced their plans 10
the public. che organizers Of the
Jerome Daisy had sold 200. 600 pre-
orEaniza tion shares at l. cents. and
shares more. Applications are still
coming in by mail and telegraph and
hundreds OF checks have been re-
turned by secretary 4. J. kisselburE-
Now the Jerome Daisy company has
applied to the corporation commits
sion for permission 10 sell 200. 600
shares az 50 cents. the proceeds to he
devoted TO the development Of "A group
OF claims on the famous Verde north
fault. on which the United Verde and
United Verde Extension ore bodies ara
located
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
TRANSCONTINENTAL TRIP
WITHOUT TIRE TROUBLE

tires was one Of the factors which enabled
the Hudson super SIX 10 capture the trans
continental record, according 10 reports
reaching Fl Paso-
The royal cord tires on which this record
was made came through the whole distance
of 545s rsiles with what experienced road
drivers call a perfect record.
The three men who drove the clr each
made the statement when asked. no tire
trouble rhatsoever-' During the entire triD
there were but three minor punctures- which
we're easily and quickly repaired and caused
70 DELAY