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El Paso to Phoenix Auto Race; Starting and Arriving Times
Leawfag Car
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A. B. Scimeter
T. W. Srfth
M. L Kaquta
X 3S. MoKnigfct
D. B. GllHes
IF. J. Hand
R0k. Dapeder
Cbjw 6. Miller
J?. C Broaa
.R. .Pirtie
X jt. Grant
"Switzer & Teel
C D. Evans
J. S. 7a3c
Afee .Agail&r
C P. Henry
21 . -F. -OSoastadt Co.
31 H. W. Reno
Dropmed en -tt.
Driver sad
Mechantehin.
Oliver Creech
Rowland Norria
J. R. Johnson
X B. BIMb
John Hatchings
Oari Marker
Guy "Williams
J. JCVanHarliBgen
Ix "W. Hearne
St L. Naqula
Tom Brewer v
M. L. Miller
.AM en Lewentbal
X J. Newkirk
Bay Barrel
3ly Adelph
Sen .Rogers
4de StetfeUs
Terry Ward
Chas. G. Miller
Xoais Asuirre
R. H. 3Iark
Geo. W. Parrar
Chas. Coroett
P. S. Durack
Pete Tgiomason
B. F. Johnson
Chas. Swltzer
O. A. Bennett
C D. Evans
C G. Bates
J. H. Jack
Chas."W. Galpine
Abe Agullar
Win. Scherper
RoyHagerman
C. P. Henry
'A: C. Fallls
I B. Hart
H. N. Reno
Gus F. Larlson
Name Town,
of Car.
Bolck 40 Phoenix.
Statz El Paso...
Balck El Paso...
Chalmers 30 El Paso...
Bulck 17 Tucson....
Velio Globe
Bnlck 1$ Douglas . . .
Simplex Chihuahua
Mexico....
Chalmers 40E1 Paso.....
Mercer El Paso.r..;
Mitchell Tucson......
Brena , Tucson . . . .
Cadillao BouElas....
Thomas . Phoenix....;
Elyer
Bnick 10 El Paso..,
Ford Phoenix. .-.
Reo V Btshee...:
Hnpraoblle El Paso...
Cadillac El Paco...
Studebaker Tuceon....
ChadwickS Douglas. ;v
Arrived
Iteming:
9:41:12
- 8:59:1334
V
8:49:52
S:1S:35$&
11:27:41
9:13:36
9!46:04
9:55:51
9:42:07
9:59:21
10:43:28
10133:38
10:34:43
11:11:52
11:38:07
11:51:34
.3 .11:45:29
U.47:49
12:00:15 3:34
Arrived
Lordsburg.
12:34
16148
10:85
10:58
1:12
11:04
11:45
11:41 '
11S42
12:5 G
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12:31
'12122
1:59
2521
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2:45
Arrived
Dobglas.
4:33:58
2:&6fS0
1:45
Arrived
Blsbec
5:05:48
2:40
2:19:30
Left
Bisbee.
6:05
, 5:40
S3a it-
Arrived Arrived '
Tombstone. Tucson
7:23:30
11:09:16
6:55:11 - 10:10:20
, 63,6119 - out at
r &
wrecked near Rodeo, N. M. -" - '
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4:216 4:55:22 6t60j ' - 1055:10
2:01
2:32:55
5:35
5:51
withdrawn at Douglas.
3:12:33 3:6:39 ' 5:45
wrecked east of Lordsburg.
5:27:40 4:21:38 5:55
4:45:31 5:31203 6:10
4:59:26 5:39:3f 6:15
1:34:02 4:08:44 5:50
5:41:10 6:30:37 6:20
9:12
6:49:29
7:20:45
7:36!21
'7:23:45
6:55125
8:36:30
Tucson.
not reported
at Tucson
12:30:48
Arrived
Phonix.
4:52
3:29
wreckd neai
Florence.
Elapsed
time.
22:12
1S:39
66
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out after leaving Demlng?- '
6:30:37 8:05:38. ',6:30r' -8:59fl5
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out after leaving lordsburg. " '
6:41:48 7:30:09 6:25
8:47:35 6:35
9:47:11
reported
outatTucsoX
" 10:59:27
10:36:40
10:46:36 f
12:45:06
1:11:31
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23:05
''10:17
. -'17:10
4:33
3:32
20:24
19:26"
arriVd after
8: no official -
time.
wr"ck'd after
leaving
Tucson.
arrived after
8; no official
time.
TRAIN PLUNGES
INTO LANDSLIDE
Oroville. Calif.. Nov. 6. Tram No. 1,
on the Western Pacific, known as the
Panama-Pacific Express, plunged into a
landslide which covered the tracks with
tons of earth and rock and was
wrecked 23 miles north of here.
Engineer John McGraw was probably
fatally injured and fireman R- A. Jones
jfas seriously hurt. Ntfne of the pas
sengers were injured.
The locomotive plunged into the
Feather river. The baggage car was
smashed" and six coaches were de
railed. LongWell's Transfer makes the quick
est -baggage delivery in El Paso. Advertisement.
Vhoopingcqu&h
mm
7;50:55
8:17:55
11:55:26
11:21:04
4:19
breakdown
neat
Florence.
21:03
Ii ENIYS SENT
HUE HUNTS
(Continued, tm m sase one)
ARIZONA WILL I
en ii soaos
(Continued from page one.)
shed light on the 1 ast communication
wfceh eonseyed. ta in. Haerta the de
sire of the United S tates that he elim
inate himself tram the situation.
The feeling in the national capital is
none the less one f intense interest,
especially as to w at ceuree wilt be
pursued If Gen. Haet ta declines to ab
dicate. President "W ilson has told his
friends he would mtinue to try to
solve the sitaAtien I y peaceful means
and wuld not be d3t itnrbed by predic
tions of armed, inter ventitm.
So EnverB o Inssrsents.
Officials of the government declare
no envoys are betas sent to the "Con
stitutionalists." It is understood, on
the other hand, that the "Constitution
alists" have found unofficial raeans
here of C0inmiea Ing their views to
Washington officials i whenever they
have had anytniag' e place before the
government.
checkers station, had to hike over half
a mile to reach a telephone.
Praise for R. H. IUnehart.
At a smoker in the Arizona club last
night. George Purdy Bullard, chairman
of Automobile Racing committee for
the fair thanked Robert H. Rineharc,
El Paso's chairman for his hard and
successful work in promoting the race.
The drivers on arrival also all thanked
Mr. Rinehart for his efforts in pulling
off the race successfully for them.
Boost Borderland Ronte.
"Los Angeles is working for all roads
leading into California and we want
you to understand that we are not tied
up to any particular route but are do
ing just as much for the borderland
as for any other. Los Angeles, San
Diego and Imperial county saved the
Yuma bridge for tjie borderland by
raising the 525,000 that it was neces
sary for California to pledge to built
it."
This was the declaration of Carl Mc-
Stay, special representative of the
Southern California Automobile club to
the El Pasoans present today at the
meeting of the Arizona State Highway
association. The borderland route con
vention was postponed until this evening-a
sa result of the meeting of the
Arizona association this morning.
State to Aid Work.
Lamar Cobb, state engineer, declared
that the state of Arizona was willing
to help keep up the borderland route
the year round and read a letter from
governor Hunt to the county supervis
ors of every county offering to put a
state truck and crew of ten men on
the road for work the year round, the
state to pay for work done on sections
designated as the state highway and
the couties to pay for the rest. Mr.
Cobb estimated that it would cost the
different counties an average of SIS a
mile per year to keep the road in first
class shape.
Representatives of the various coun
ties present at the meeting declared
that their counties would take up the
proposition at once. This is one of the
good results already coming from the
El Paso to Phoenix race. The road is
to be kept In good shape so that tour
ists attracted by the advertising given
it by the race will find the traveling
all they had expected.
Of fleers Elected.
The Arizona State Highway associa
tion elected president T. G. Norris, of
Prescott, to serve another year; it also
reelected Malcolm Frazer, of Prescott,
as secretary; Dwight B. Heard, of
Phoenix, was elected vice president.
Among the executive committee men
elected were J. J. Bowen. of Bisbee, for
Cochise county; Phil. Herald, of No
gales, for Santa Cruz county; E. W.
Clayton, of Safford, for Graham coun
txi.Sam Abrams, of Clifton, for Green
lee county; Pat Rose, of Globe, for Gila
county; Hiram Corbett, of Tucson, for
Pima county.
C. B. Stevens, president of the El
Paso Automobile club, J. W. Stockard,
representing the chamber of commerce,
Fred Woodworth and myself from the
El Paso Automobile club, will attend
the borderland convention.
Badges For tel Pasoans.
President a B. Stevens, of the El
Paso Automobile club, had badges
made for all the El Pasoans yellow
ribbons with black lettering bearing
the words "El Paso Automobile club."
Besides those wh.o came on the train, a
number of other El Pasoans are here
and the El Paso colony at the fair is
quite a sizeable one."
H J. Simmons and Dr. C P. Brown
are here in Mr. Simmbns's private car.
Clyde F. Holmes and wife-ard T. J.
Stafford and wife, arrived Wednesday
aftetnoon ia Mr. Holme,s's Hupmobile.
having made the trip in less than four
days.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lippman and wife,
of 815 Mundy avenue, wore also here
ahead of the El Pasoans who came on
the train.
Others here include Carl A. Beers,
Chas. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Woodworth. Mr. and Mrs. Woodworth
started over in their Reo runabout, but
abandoned it at Douglas and came on
by train.
J. H Coons and wife, former El
Pasoans, have been circulating with
the El Paso crowd also. Mr. Coons has
just had New Mexico added to his ter
ritory by the Mutual Life company be
sides Arizona and will soon move his
family and his headquarters to Albu
querque. -
Wallpaper sale 50 percent off. New
designs. Telton Paint Co. Advertisement
CSTA3USHCDiaT9
A simple, safe and effective treatment for
bronchial troubles,a old ngdrugs. vapor
ized Cresolcne stops the paroxysms of
Whoopmg Congh and relieves Spasmodic
Croup at once, It is a boon to sufferers
from Asthma The air carrying the anti
septic vapor, inspired with every breath,
makes breathing easy; soothes the sore
fal nights. It is invaluable to mothers
witn young cnuaren. r
Tisena us $osiai jor
deicriitive booklet.
ATI. BliUbUiMB
Trr Cresoltno Antiseptic
Throat Tablets for the lr
ritated throat. Tbey are
simple, cffeetiTe and aoti-
or from us, J8c ta Btomps.
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Gel the Original and Genuine
1 jo 0 Ii L I y Ii
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For Infants, Invalids, and Growing children.
PureNutrition,upbuildmgtIiewhoIebodyv
Invigorates ihemnsmgmolherandtheagea.
Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form.
A quick Itmch prepared in & minute.
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PHOtfES 505506 204-206 E. OVERLAND ST.
NEW DILL PICKLES, NEW SOTJR KEAUT, NEW
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Trade With Us aiid Save Toney Everything Good to
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FOUR IDEAL
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15 DAYS EACH
$125 D
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AND
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JANUARY 24
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li I I 902 OliTe St, St. louisi
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The recent fire on the
five ill
aturday
we will place on sale this erst
N. B. The banks will not cl
floor of the HeraSd Building: damad ahouf-
nd dollars9 worth of our stock.
ovem
ire sfoelk cjf damage
they did o
"better r
ii account of
yi for your
ii!
EVERYBODY
? but we will
mnwoy
The Latest Books Just a Fe
w of
la IIS 1 lialS
Are
G
The House of Happiness By Bosher
(author of Iary Gary), $1.25 60c
" The Judgment House Gilbert Par
ker, $1.35 60c
Guinevere's Lover Elinor Glvn,
$1.30 .60c
The Woman Thou Gavest Me
Hall Oaine, $1.35 60c
(Sfee BSl Seller ia the United States Today.)
Your United States Arnold Ben
nett, $2.00 . 60c
Laddie Gene S. Porter (author of.
The Harvester), $1.35 60c
300 Christmas Booklets and Calen
dars at Less Than Half Price.
The White Linen Nurse Eleanor
Abbott, $1.00 60c
The Southerner By Thos. Dixon
$1.35 60c
The Way of Ambition Robert Hich
ens, $1.35 60c
The Coryston Family Mi-s.HVWiird,
$1.35 ; . .'60c
Enpling's Works, Red Flex leather,
$1.50 ,75c
Oh, You Lovers of Kipling! Here is
a Snap.
500 Asst. Bboks, standard works
Cook Books, Pocket Dictionaries
Values up to $1.00; choice each. . .10c
Eteniember Only 10c
1 set 12 volumes Shakespeare 3-4
leather, $20.00; now '$10.00
Two volumes only damaged, balance good as new.
Mark Twain Books, $1.75 and $2.00;
uow Half Price
Veiy Slightly Damaged.
PpySar Copyrights
Fnce O ctsa
a a
3Sc
AMONG THE BOOKS ON SALE
ARE THE FOLLOWING :
Pines of Lory Mitchell. The Common Law
Chambers. No Man' Land Joseph Vance. Order
No. 11 Stanley. Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come Jno Fox. The Man on the Box Harold Me
Grath. The Carpet from Bagdad McGrath. Bar
20 Boys Mulford.
Squaw Man Royle. Trail of the Lonesome Pine
John Fox. The Gambler Katherine Thurston.
Polly of the Circus Marguerite Aiuleoux.
Bii7t ver8ok These
anes
Spanish-English, English-Spanish
Dictionary, $3.00
Spanish-Englisii, Engish-Spanish
Dictionary, $2.50
German-English Dictionary,
50c ,
$1,50
$1.50
20c
International Dictionary, Webster's rf
Latest Edition. $12.00 PO.
One only "You will have to fiurry."'
Standard Dictionary Funk and
Wagnall's, $22.00
$12.00
Stationery
Sporting goods
Athletic Shoes, $3.00 and $4:00;
choice, pair
Good as New.
Lot of Ledgers, Journals, ete -Price
a 7
Leather and Canvas Bill Books fi Price
at
Globes for home or school use
at
Kohinoor Drawing and Copying Pencils
at
Jz Price
jPrice
Crane's Finest Stationery; ail anes; Price
about '. J3
Kara Linen Pound Paper, 35 now, per i jf
pound JLOC
iven Below
Highland Linen Pound Paper, 5&e bow J
per pound X3C
Oxidised CopperLeiter Trays, $1.90 a 9 j
littl rusted o one ead JLdC
Genuine Leather bound Kodak Albsms slightly
damaged $1.36 to $3.80 eaeh; pf
efceiee , OUC
1&0 RoMs Crepe Paper, lOe soae of it as good as
new now 5C
Beach Striking Bags, $1.25 to $2.58; rn
eJraiee DUC
Dunb Balls and Indian Clubs jiwt as good Q Ef
as new, slightly soiled, 60e ttf ?1 J5 pair. . tJ O C
Metal Caeh Boxes, r Price
about , y2
Assorted Steel Pe, g
per des u.................. . OC
2 oly, Fine Leather Brief Cases prke d A ff
$7.60-at tP.UU
Memorandum and Address Books at "aay old price."
16,00 Paper Clips at, per OA.
1006 OUC
Box Letter Files, at m
each . , lUC
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