El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

{ ton Mr.. and Mrs. PRESLEY Bittick,
Mrs S o. Bottorff. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l. Duffy. 1ir. and Mrs. Haymon
krupp. Mr. and Mrs J. r Segall,
SIr. and Mrs. Ben Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E Duesten and others
OF the car he was driving, one ear
was hanging by a thread OF skin.
The next day, however, found him
with his ear stitched back into place
and ready for the fray. he won the
race he entered that day In the
same year and a month later Allen
Traced at Cheyenne, 8wo., in a 200
mile race He completed the distance
on a dirt track In 1S9 minutes and
won the race He also drove in a
three hour race at Sable. Colo. max
ing 192 miles in that time and win
ling the race At Albuquerque in 1918,
] Allen beat Johnny Mais, a popular
eastern racer, on a dirt track His
{ time for five miles in this race was
6-021z- Allen entered the Mesa races
At Albuquerque but an accident put
him out OF the running. Allen an
nounced at the show that he was
l figuring with owners OF the Juarez
, racing course to transform the track
I into motor track and that an at
tempt VIII be made 70 start automo-
/ bile racing at that place.
Exhibit No. Is that Of the Garrett
I Motor company. showing the Stude-
] baker. MaTmon and Indiana trucks.
| This exhibit is IN charge OF ". II o.
Johnson. George T. Taylor and ". S
The Southern Border Motor com
pany occupies exhibit No. 9. showing
I the Oakland car. Attendants are L
A Thompson John Marshall, V E
Thomas and John Rau.
Exhibit No. 10 is that OF the West
Texas Motor company. showing the
Haynes car P. W Bittick. D. Z.
Rakestraw. o J. Bfhn and T. r Rus
sell are in charge OF this booth.
The Motor Car Sales company oc-
cupies booth No. II. showing the Jor-
dan and Hupmobile cars. In charge
Of the exhibit are John Fleming. VIII
Inverted Car shown.
The Wfllys-Knight and Overland
cars are displayed by the E. Paso
Overland company IN booth No. u.
Those in charge Of the booth are Z.
and L F. Netcalfe- At this booth is
an Inverted Overland four chassis,
showing the working parts OF the car.
and also q cross section ora sleeve
valve motor OF the Willys-Knight-
Exhibit No. Is Is that OF the Lone
star Motor company The cars shown
are the Dodge. Essex, Hudson and
Cadillac. Those in charge Of the
son. c. o. Shelton and z. S. Burns.
The Pry Motor company occupies
exhibit No Il with the Nash car.
Here q display chassis. with glass
sides. which permits the entire work
ing parts OF the car to be seen IN
action, IL shown. Electric lights give
I a clear view OF the gearshifts and
engine work Those in charge Of the
booth are G. L. Pickrell, P. " Ma
loney, W 8 Abbott and o. C. Young
blood
Accessory exhibit No. / IS that Of
the Harley-Davidson Motor company,
showing motorcycles Of that name.
The exhibit Is in charge OF D. J. Buck
and B. p Coffeuberry.
Booth y ? Is a service bureau main
tanned by The Fl Paso Herald H y.
Question Is exhibit attendant
Booth No. Is that OF the Double
Seal Ring company, showing the
double seal piston rings This booth
Is in charge Of s T Stoll' and F.
Wegner.
me TrI-State Accessory corporation
has booth No. 4, showing a complete
line OF accessories This booth is IN
charge OF ". r Hall, Dan MacFar-
Ian and R ". Black
Exhibit No. Is that Of the FL PasO
Morning Times This booth IL in
charge Of J. II. Murray
Exhibit Attracts Children.
The Calumet OIL company occupies
booth No. s. exhibiting motor oils
This booth is attractively decorated
with the figure OF an aged Indian
bearing the sign: The old chief Calu-
met" A miniature electric railway
dreds Of children. Those In charge
are r n. Mullin, Dick Blue, W B.
Kennedy, A L Behringer, ". 3. Head
and Hughes Jones
The Automobile Parts company oc-
cupies booth n Z, showing automo-
bile accessories. This booth Is in
charge Of Howard Kicks and z D.
Moore.
The Automobile Trimming and Sup
ply company exhibits top materials in !
Exhibit No. 9 is that Of the Rio
Grande OIL company, in charge OF B. I
~ Sellers L w. Hingley and l. g I
Henderson. At this booth the process ]
OF refining crude oil into gasoline Is I
in progress. Fire and flash tests also /
were made and a test for the ad- 1
hesive properties Of the oils and /
greases shown
The Lone star Motor company also /
exhibits a full line Of automobile ac-
cessories in booth No 10, with Curtis /
Reed, Harvey Wilcox, c c. Shelton
and z. s. Burns IN charge.
Exhibit No. II is that Of the BOr-
derland Auto Supply company, show
ing accessories. Howard Merrill, d. I
J.. Mcconnell, A S. Atkins and Charles /
Carson are in charge Of this booth
company occupies the 18th exhibit,
showing Vesta batteries and Lehigh
tires Charles A Barker, Mrs. Charles
A Barker, n Frey and S. n Chill
cores are in charge
Here - Years Ago.
An Interested visitor at the show
was ". C. Hubbell, a representative /
Of the International Harvester com
pany. who recently established an
agency for that company here. Mr.
Hubbeu first came TO FL Paso p years
ago. He had the distinction OF climb
ing every third telegraph pole be-
tween Big Spring. Texas. and this
city, serving as a telegraph lineman-
On their approach TO Ell PasO, the
linemen cast lots to determine who
was TO be the man 10 climb what was
then the tallest pole in Texas This
pole stood on the site OF what Is now
the Ornd0rff hotel. and Mr. Hubbel .
was the lucky lueman. At that time,
Mr.. Hubbell said, automobiles were