El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
4 Cheap Trip
To The Coast
With ROta9-ia7lS
Special Pullman To Be
Secured If Possible;
Public Can Go.

After serambling around among
railroad rate sheets for a week past
El Paso Rotarians have discovered a
way to reach the salt Lake convention
on June l6 at a reasonable rate, and
also see much Of the Pacific coast
While FL Paso is given no summer
rates that would enable IL Pasoans TO
reach salt Lake. the Rotarians hav-
discovered a way out OF the dilemma
and they are willing to divulge il 10
the public and let the public in on the
trip.
II has been discovered that Tucum-
carl, y. IL, has . rate OF $50, on sale
june I 10 September ] and good for
return TO October i, from thar place
10 san Francisco. good going by way
OF Pueblo. Colorado Springs, Denver
and salt Lake TO san Francisco and
returning By way OF Los Angeles and
Tucson 10 FL Paso. AS the fare is
only S13I5 from El Paso 10 Tucum-
carl. the Rotarians VIII buy tickets
from here TO Tucumcari and there
they VIII buy their round trip tickets
TO san Francisco. This makes the
fare for the round trip only S77-15,
and for those who have business along
the line Of the Southwestern north Of
here they viii still have a stub good
for trip to Tucumcari after they get
back 70 FL Paso.
An Attractive Trip.
The Fl Paso Rotarians consider this
trip very attractive, as il gives them
a chance 10 visit Colorado Springs.
Pueblo and Denver on the way up;
also to pass through the Royal Gorge
1u the way west from Denver to salt
Lake. From salt Lake they can take
a side trip up TO Yellowstone National
park They can then proceed on 10
Reno, Sacramento and san Francisco
and come back down the coast TO Los
Angeles, stopping any place they wish
within the limit Of the ticket. At Los
Angeles they can buy round trip 20
san Diego FOR IS il they wish. by rea-
son of holding the other ticket.
This rate Is open to anybody T
throughout the summer. but the Rota-
-ians are trying TO get crowd enough f
70 get a special Pullman from here TO
salt Lake at the time they 60 ii
hey can get a crowd large enough. f
hey can secure the special Pullman, T
which would enable them to retain .
he same berths through TO salt Lake. F.
They would run up TO denver, with 4
brief stop, perhaps, at Colorado I
Springs. and join the Texas Rotary 4
'pecial in Denver on the morning Of +
pue Il. The Texas special wiz leave ]
Denver the morning Of June Is at
J.. m, for salt LalSs. passing through (
he Royal Gorge that morning at $3.50 J
nd reaching salt Lake City the morn
ng Of June 16-
Public May Join Trip.
Any FL Pasoans. men or women. de-
firing TO Join the Kotarians viii De
Welcomed on the trip. Arrangements
an be made either with g. A. Martin
L The Herald or with a D. Nc
iregor at the city ticket office Of the
silroad administration The Rota-
iaus viii probably leave here the
afternoon Of June u.
The Rorarians who are making the
rip are meeting this afternoon al
iotel Sheldon 70 complete plans Their
dvertising souvenirs are ready and
re expected 10 make big hit at salt /
AXE City
After me convention. the Rotarians
7ill 90 on to san Francisco together. +
IS expected, and there each VIII 60 J
is own way \
So far as known. the Rotarians
making the trip include G. A. Martin,
resident Of the club; Robert Kra-
auer. expresident. and wife; Y r
tiles. T. D. Lachman, ". r Winch,
IL Evans. A. F. Rowlands. Frank
eel ID. C. CroWeu. Chas- A. Andrews.
'eil Sherman and Harvie Wilson,
18th the possibility that Ralph smith,
:. C. Held and Jack Ballagh VIII also