Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-05
His Motor Car.

nonk. The American
farmer 20. ictu the fields 10
riauRh. hut instead OF holding on 10
the plough huudles and staggering
ftcr the arrows with The waist-
wrapped lines o. e~asiuna1ly getting
fbul ~ hts luxurions WhiskcrS. ne
rides comfortably pa o motor plough.
when 1t comes time 90 shell corn for
tire hogs at evening, the farmer will
connect the shelter with the belt IF a
.sulin. engine. IA the haying sea-
p ~ viii not sweat and bend his
bt g as long as the aut1mati, iuk
ftch,s M-Hgpuluads ot haN at "a TIME
inta fhc NOV. ~ tbprc Is Il good show
On az any theatef ia "a town within
tNcrfy-fivc miles the farmer VIII
crank up his gasoline funtbout aud
hik che whole family ~ See a.
when the up-to~datc ntrmrr comes
ga the metropolis he no longer E5pps
IT . river 'front.' hotel. nor II hr f-uqpt-
cd 10y c0mmon brands of ~ere'ugaeds
ana gold bricks. fie has all the real
money that he needs. He enslsas
suite ut the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
tells the waiter to bring him hall a
dozen tcrfnpin for lunch. iiayseed2
Why, his clothes Were made 10 order
tpussibly by a mail order housed and
though ne IN SIN sunburned his
hands are not much more horny than
Il bank president IS. He ~ laughed at
no longer. He - respected nnd enyied
Yhe city man, Worried TO death about
the high cost of living, abuses himself
before the wealthy autncrat of the
suil,
The American farmer raised STUFF
worth xS.1GO. 600 900 last year, The
gain over the preceding year mount
ed 10 almost q billion dollars, In
.ipNff kuaatFu the fatal animal HrII4IH@
tion has doubled All this wealth has
made the farmer what he Is. has
emancipated him from the dangerous
eId of "a team of mules, hug lifted
mortgages ana made Joy rides .
sport OF the backWoods a new qlles-
lion has arisen ~ neither or not The
hired man is entitled TO take ont the
farmers bu1z-cart IN sunday even
ing for sparkling purposes.
How the crops did grow last Senri
"Tama Jim Wilson eloquently eN-
presses II. the corn came up from the
soil and out Of the air In iI0 days
$4,000 600 d day for one crop. near
81 enough % pay Tor two Dread
thoughts daily. Tor peace or war.
was corn enough 10 pay for
$40 DreadnouBhts ur a million 0uto-
mobiles or innumerablc launts to New
y ork, including CuIfeS island, the -
Regis aud the Hippodrone. The cot
crop WAS worth $3.50, coo. 900, the
heat crop sf4t,o0V, 900, the hay
crop $1,000 900.
Tho. Must 6et la Line.
Maybe there were "a leW farmers
here and there ho did not gtt a look
Ia at the prpSperitx u the American
Iarmcr, The abstract aud statistical
parsonage of wealth, hnt, Of course.
.hesc do not count. tt must have been
.ome OF these negligible aericulturists
f4F fN. tf.VtntVN" l az. .t.tt4uff4uiAp lg44I
% mind when " sud We huNr
'ound hy tire t~caihnsll, bot only OF
he farmers themHeN"s. but uI all
IN touch with fHiln tie, more :
~ legs serious unfisi in rAei> part ~
lie United states. eteu la ihc n1nsi
prosperous regions, Faushl upon
he unrestful farmer WHY Toes he
I0t huA an automobile Ike the
thers. ana get rested
1t WAS estimated by "a Sew York !
gent the either dag that the farmers Z
II Nebraska bought fouf thousand iu-
umobiles last year az nn hvrrtg" cost
u S1.5Op. IOWA farmers have five
houaand machines. About So. uOn, 600 !
orth of automobiles were bougN, by d
>ausis Farmers last vclr An the 4,
armerg of ihc cDunttN nre estimated {
. own spVtuly-SiN thousand MAJ /
hines There are mali order houses
which make o. specially Of building I
nd selling automobiles To- farmers, ,
omr Of The machines being as cheap !
IS $3.50. a large corporation manu- I
lcturcs motor huEgies luf thr farmer, d
long with harvester machines aud ,
The huesA typp ot automo- (
no longer satisfies the vratwhile ,
handed son Of ihc soil He de- ,
hands pneumatic tires, $50 that he [
au ride in comfort aud "a lot uf z
.orsepoNtr 80 thut lao WON'T have 80 \
axe the dust of city folks hu meets I
"a Tho road q
When the automobile is not being q
sed bA the firmcr 1s a luxury, he c
itehrs it on 60 IS fodder rutters - (
usz saw 81 "a milk separator in the
yard Et lacking un the rear d
heols ana slipping "a belt around one g.
4 them, the touring ear Us transform \
. into an efficient ana powerful sta s
uuara fueint More than htif the d
opuiaiion uf the country lives on thr \
nm or whereabouts, tud in tlie past b
has not known how the other hall s.
sus Thr automobile eivrs thc rural %
"a ,hnn,e to visit and patrouize r
cit, half o.
Motors especially made for al kinds N
farm wark, from pluughing "a ID
irashing, ma fnir To- disrlaCe both c