El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-17
GEORGE FLIES
To WEST GOAL
One More Pilot Reaches
San Francisco; Worth
ington Starts Return.

les worked all night transferring a
motor from another plane which had
been wrecked near Yutan- The new
motor was taken from the Martin
bomber, piloted by Capt Francis,
wrecked in fog ten miles from the
scene Of the Maynard wreck
"po Make Up Lost Time.S
On learning that 1t was possible for
him to secure another motor. the
flying parson'' jubilantly said: 7 am
still In the race and viii make up for
lost time when 7 again take the air"
The plane was encircled by motor
trucks and automobiles Of farmers in
~ vicinity Of the wreck last night.
fur fishing light for making the re-
La5rs- Capt Francis hurried to the
scene OF the wreck TO assist in max
I ing the repairs and allow Maynard 20
obtain a short rest before beginning
his tlight today
( Maynard was making a record
{ breaking trip until his motor failed
I him He left Sidney at T:15. and after
making his required 30 minute stop at
North Platte and St Paul, started for
I Omaha at 11-17- He expected to reach
I Chicago last night.
RIyerH Leave Cheyenne.
! Cheyenne, Wyo- Oct 17--Capt- J. O.
enne at S=13 o'clock this morning. and
llet at SAB OF the east Lieut. Alex
ander Pearson, 5r-s who remained IN
Z the local control station overnight.
I hoped off" for the east at g-2S
/ Lieuts. Felix Steinle and Charles
T. Osborne, whose planes were dam
aged in landing at Fort D. A. Rus
trol station at g o'clock this morning.
I Both expected 10 have repairs com
ipleted and leave for the west before
night
1nstaking the Colorado Southern
railroad for the Union Pacific, Lieut.
J. z Machle. No. II, flew into Casper
/ last night and made landing 100
miles off his course. Lieut. Machle
I believed he was en- route 70 the con-
troll station al Rawlins, west OF
/ Cheyenne. Casper is north OF this
city he was off early this morning
for Rawlins.
Capt Felix steinIe. whose plane was
crushed yesterday In landing 1T Fort
D. A. Russell. got away for the west
az 1922 this morning IN the plane
surrendered here yesterday by MAJ ].
" slmons, IT. Ma. simons has aban-
doned the race and VIII return TO
Washington.
sianzeIman at SAN Lake.
salt Lake City, Utah. Oct 17.-Lieut
Earl Manzelman, plotting airplane No.
3s, who spent last night at Salduro,
100 miles west Of here. left that con-
troll for this city at 7:15. Pacific time.
this morning. and was reported ar
irving at Buena Vista field here short
" after 9 o'clock, Mountain time.
Lieut.. j. T. Johnson, No. 106, MAJ
E. L Lyon. Is, and Lieut.. c. H Gale.
IS. all westbound. were reported 10
ing.
George Reaches West Goal.
san Francisco. Calf. oct 1z.-Air-
plane No l6 in the transcontinental
air derby arrived at the Preside
field here At 11-1S o'clock today. pilot
n. Parrish was q passenger in the
machine.
smith nj Cleveland.
Cleveland, O., Oct 17.-Capt. L. II.
smith, flying from Mineola, y. Y. 10
san Francisco on his return flight in
the army transcontinental air race,
landed here from Buffalo at 1o.05.c0
p. m, making the 1sT miles in ss
minutes.
Queens at BInshamto1.
lfBiuEhamlOn, n. T.. Oct 17.-Lieut.
u E Queens, westb0und, arrived from
Mineola at 1857 p m He left for
Rochester at 1-26 p. m
kiel Reaches Rochester.
Rochester, n T., Oct. 17.-Lieut E
G. KEEL westbound, arrived at Brittou
field, near here at 1;10-55 ?. m. from
Binghamton-
Maynard Gets To Chicago.
Chicago, III. Oct. 17.-Lieut b "
Maynard. the flying parson." bound
east in the aerial derby. arrived al
Grant park today at 1851
Three On Last Lap.
Sacramento. Calf Oct 17.-Lieut-
J B Wright. Westbound, reached
1lather field at 10-G2-0s this morning.
Lieuts- Il 81. George and T. HAYNES.
who rested at 1lathe- field last night.
expected to leave at noon for san
Francisco.