El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-31

fold. Mount Franklin IS an asset Of
FL Paso that is lying undeveloped
p A. Lester, Lester Motor company
Get better acquainted with our
neighbors. Annual OF semi-annual
barbecues at Las Cruces, AlamoEeroo
DeminE, Silver city and other points
about Us attended by a hundred or SO
auto loads OF citizens Of FL Pasu
would be great benefit We have
never sufficiently developed neighbor-
~ relations with towns and cities Of
the southwest Let's get acquainted
or course the more good roads We
have the better we can do this. On
the other hand the better nelghbors
we are The more good roads we viii
bald 10 reach our neighbors-"
r. ~. Bittick, West Texas Motor
company Organization for decreased
price Proper cooperation with the FL
securing more good roads
John Fleming. Motor Car sales COM
pa-ay-'Good roads. Scenic drives are
all right but the auto business now
IS bigger than a Joy ride Some vel
defined cross country routes 70 con-
meet with transconunental highway 8
would help Build up the old trails
and advertise IL Los Angeles has
signed the road to Kansas city and
the motorists follow the signs It is
up 10 Us TO employ like means"
All Dressed Uns No Place 10 Go.
J. l. Buquors manager Buquor No
tor compauy-"We are all dressed up
and no where to 60. Attractive places
TO so not too far from the city would
help. Good roads figure in this but
there are some roads We already have
that need repairs Care OF streets C.
some Of the railroad crossings before
they get worse may avoid accidents.
u D.
nany-.-Thes Denver Auto club trebled
in membership after building $780,
600 club house at Morrison. several
miles out the city. Local motorists
need a good club house with spacious
grounds surroundings
J. c. Byars, manager OF the j. C.
Byars & Good roads are the
biggest thing. A paved road to Ala
mogordo and Cl0uccrotr would make
a bic difference in the pleasure de-
rived by FL Pas0ans from their cars
as vel as additional business.
Harry Hellerstein and Philip Po-
Ia off star Auto WrecAing company
When you 90 to Denver the 1irst
thing citizens there want TO show
you Is the picnic grounds on top OF
Mount Lookout The first thing
tourist asks TO see IS this same at
country The view OF Denver IS guou
but IL can't compare 70 the view az
forded from the top OF Mount Frank
lin. FL Paso would have Denver's star
attraction beaten a mile II We got to-
gether ana constructed scenic Drive
10 the top o. our mountain and made
q small park or camping grounds up
there where people could go with
lunches Of evenings and Sundays Con-
sidered from a financial point alone
It would pay, too. II we let people
know what we had
Grover I Pickrel, Pry Motor com
Pc ny=@G Good roads We have several
places where natural attractions
would draw tourists II we only had
the good roads TO reach them
Need Stronger OrElnization-
b +. Schooler, Motor car Sales COM
pany-"Tne thing motorists here need
most is OrEanization- Properly or
gained 10 get busy on the several
projects most discussed as needs OF
the local auto public. We would soon
be able TO get al the things advo=
Gated Organize better for work, nv
rest VIII follow"
T. +. Friday. Lone star Motor com
Dan==eTo say what would be best
for local motorists and the city ls
hard question to answer without con
sfderah bic celebration. IN my opinion
one OF the things would be 8 vel
squipped public camping grounds tor
auto tourists During the summer
there are seldom less than zoo tour
lists camping at nights IN the t0ullsl
Gambling grounds provided by the city
Of Denver. Free camping space. water
ovens. fuel and other cunveniences
cause thousands OF tourists 70 seek
the grounds at Denver ard 70 spend
several days in the city While lnere
he merchants naturally benefit by
-hafr presence. The roads leading 10
Denver are well posted SO that tour
lists know how to reach the camping
grounds I believe a thing Of this
zfnd would greatly benefit FL Paso.'
Open the Border.
o. C. ToungblOod, president OF tle
drives and the like would greatly
benefit Fl Paso but right now 7 ne
.ieve that opening the border would
be about the greatest boost Il Faso
could have. OF course. just how far
The efforts OF local auto men and car
owners would 60 IN securing this Is
lrohlematic1l but united effort would
help Nothing would so quickly bring
Ia tourists and iii our hotels,
Chas Montfort manager western
Motor Supply company scenic
irive over Mount Franklin would help.
Il the drive is lighted tourists would
zee 81 many miles from the city lr
would be a good advertisement we
IRE all trying 70 get up where We
san lock down. so 7 am In favor OF the
live. It would benefit the city. Good
-oads count with the m0torist. A man /
ant enjoy himself Il he must hang
onto the wheel and wonder which ]
-ock VIII finally cause the axle to
Freak
". Cook. Euiott-Garrett com /
lany--Cut the price Of gasoline and (
lpeu the border. 7 don't believe that I
Z Is the fault Of local dealers that t
sasolIne is so high but an organized ]
move might reach the fountain head I
z properly conducted. At least II I
would help. With gasoline and oil 4
.heaper motorists would be able 10
get more pleasure out CT life for the
Dads IN this section are not In such
Iad shape"
o. O. Smith. manager smith Machine
drop IN price Of cars as
yell as accessories would help great
3. Putting In more good roads would /
% wonders for through travel"
Road Work Needed
L A Thompson MANAGER Southern 4.
Iorder Motor Co.-eThere are two 4,
cry essential pieces Of work that /
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