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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

| BanneH has booked some heavy orders
for Overland cars to be delivered to
/ his territory dealers within the next
3 few weeks
Manages Deming Concern.
Arthur NJ LOckhart. former adver-
Using manager Of the Rio Grande OIL
company. Is now manager Of the IrI-
state OIL company. with head offices
! at Deming and branch at Columbus
He sprung something new on the Dem
I ing motorists by erecting the first
drive in" gasoline filling station in
the state of New Mexico and the bust
ness done so far by the new company
has been very encouraging
The Toltelk Motor company received
a carload of Paige cars on Wednes-
day. All had been sold by Friday night
Ben Mckenzie. the Paige salesman, nat
urally wears a very happy look and
promises that when another carload
gets here early in the week they VIII
be snapped up as quickly Ben Is run
ming a race with c. T ThOde. the Hupp
salesman Of the TOltelk. for selling
hOnors- So far il seems TO be a dead
N A Compton 10 get more cars while
Mr.. Compton passes this worry along
10 the factories and the railroads
Truck Prospects Good.
Many MOreland truck inquiries have
been received by the Toltelk Motor
company during the past week and
the truck market is reported by this
firm as showing real signs Of life
The Oakland Auto Sales company
received carload OF Oaklands this
week and manager T. NJ Ford looks
for another carload about Monday. He
states that the wholesale market has
been very brisk with his firm during
the past week. but that retail sales
have been rather slow. due. no doubt,
TO the lack Of cars early in the weeS-
Two carloads Of Oaklands for !. Breck
Richardson dealer at Tucson and Phoe-
nix, are now rolling while the agen IS
at Roswell have wired that they viii
be here on Monday for two cars which
they viii drive home
karlsruhe AdOrnments. 90
Visitors TO heslocsl branch Of the |
thought that both manager c. K Cha /
pin and L h Graham, the factory rep
resentative, were troubled with dirty
upper lips Closer inspection, how
trying to grow hairy decoration I
there. Mr.. Chaplin says that II is mere I
" test with him He wants 10 know I
that he really can have a mustache I
he is well satisfied and though Mr. 4
Graham has one days start, he be-
lieveS that the managerial mOustache .
will get the prize
The first OF the Packard twin skies
OF the 1917 series are expected 20 reach /
the International Auto company early 4
next week
More FrankIins Coming.
Another carload OF the new Frank
Inns is expected to leave the factory
frost, of the Franklin Motor Car COM
pany. Mr. frost states that he could
dispose of at least 20 Franklins imme-
diately if he could obtain delivery from !
the factory He is also looking for
a carload of MarmOns next week bur :
all these cars have already been sold
The Cadillac Sales company expects
10 move 10 its new building on Non
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
Weeks AUTO SALES TOTAL 1872:
BUSINESS AMOUNTS S143,4OO
Chalmers Gets New Agency; Wiseman & Bond Take
Over Business; Studebaker Men Here; Republic
Trucks Make Record in Mexico; Arthur
Lockhart Goes Into Business in Deming

n ONE conception Of the amount of
business transacted by the auto
- mobile dealers Of Fl Paso can be
sathered when It is stated that the
sales reported for this week. OF new
cars alone. total 1S2. with total sell
ing value OF $4,000. No record is
taken Of the used car sales but they
certainly viii run up to another $1,000.
which would make the weeks business
in cars alone about $4,000 and
every motorist knows that he cannot
run his car without tires and gaso-
line, not to mention accessories. so it
VIII be readily seen that the automo-
bile industry is very important item
IN the Pass City's trade
The Chalmers agency was placed.
this week, with the FL Paso Auto Sales
company. who announce the expected
arrival OF a carload OF Chalmers on
Monday or Tuesday All these cars
have been reserved for customers
Preparing For show.
The local dealers are all making
preparations for special displays in
connection with the auto show, to be
held during the Soil Products eXposi-
ton. Several of the dealers have com
pleted arrangements with their factor
les to have special jobs" here for dis
play at the big show.
Announcement was made this week
Of a change in the firm Of Wiseman
& Driscoll- who run a general auto re-
pair shop on Mesa avenue Mr.. Dris-
coll retires from the firm and Clyde
Bond, who has been assistant fore
man Of the Tri-State Motor company.
becomes the partner Of John Wiseman
The firm viii be known as Wiseman
&BOnd in future. Ford repairs viii be
a specially
W. A Riley. district representative
~ the Studebaker, has been here all
week with the Elliott-Garrett com
Studebaker Service Man Here.
g g. Smith, special service man of I
the Studebaker. spent several days
this week with the Elliott-CSarrett com
pany- and left today for Silver City.
driving a Studebaker six" touring for Z
the agents there. r N Barker. of /
the ElliOtt-Garrett staff. was in Silver I
city early IN the week with a Stude- !
baker -four roadster for the local I
dealers.
The new series Saxons are due next 4
week There are many changes in the /
saxon -four" roadster It has been /
given larger body and the finish is /
much more elaborate Considerable in /
terest has been shown here in the 4
preliminary announcement Of the new
models and their arrival is awaited I
with interest
The Borderland Auto supply com
pany has taken the distributing agency
Of the ~legalite." a headlight glass
which is guaranteed 70 comply with |
all the dinner ordinances Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

, southwest A stock VIII he here nexi
J week
Valley Roads Busy.
! The Quick Tire Service reports an
/ other busy week Many FL Paso mo-
! florists are now motoring down the
! valley and manager j. g. Booth states
that the red service cars have made
I many trips 10 the relief Of motorists
having tire trouble on the Hsleta road.
Road conditions up the valley are also
better, according TO Mr.. Booth. who
looks for great deal more short
/ motor trips this fall by local car
Mr. Booth was the victim Of one Of
/ his friends this week The tire man
was told that a flock Of birds was
tied down" few miles out Of town.
just waiting 10 be shot. Mr.. Booth
equipped his Oakland with the l. =
Royal cords and tried to creep up on
them He says he isn't sure now
whether his friends was "stuffingi'
him or whether the birds heard Of his
skill with the shotgun and made
quick geta way. He refuses 10 believe
that there was anything wrong with
his skill as a hunter
Returns From Arizona.
NJ J. Stewart. who has been in Ari-
iona for several weeks for the FL PasO
Auto sales company, returned TO FL
Paso this week and has rejoined the
local Mitchell selling staff
The Southern Motor company re-
ceived a very creditable report. this
week. on the operation of two Re
public trucks over the ~Pershing trail
in northern Mexico by the Montana
Auto Service These trucks have been
used to carry supplies to the dealers
who make their headquarters in the
army camps and they have each totalled
5000 miles over the rough roads so far.
Not once has either truck been de-
layed from any trouble with the motor
or anything Of that nature. The
trucks have an even better record than
the high priced trucks in the army ser
vice though they have been carrying
overloads on almost every trip out
OF Columbus
Record Month For Boss.
The month Of September has set
set some business records for the Boss
Rubber company, according to man
ager :. Zack Silversparre. He states
that the amount OF business done this
month has been greater than in any
similar period in the history Of the
concern and that he has had difficulty
in supplying the heavy demand for !
kelly-Springfiel and Hartford tires
L. F. Gillette, the road representa-
tive OF the Fl PaSO Overland Auto !
left for Bowie. Ariz., on Fri I
day in an Overland cloverleaf six |
roadster TO be delivered TO a customer !
in the Arizona city
Manager z. N. Banneu. Of the Fl 4
Paso Overland Auto company. states ,
that the business outlook in the trade I
territory adjacent to Fl PasO has never (
been better than II is right now. Mr.. 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

1t Is said that nothing succeeds like sue
cess. And this saying is particularly true of
automobiles. There Is no automobile that
succeeds like the automobile that successfully
demonstrates its value and quality In every
kind Of service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
Success Is the Thing That Succeeds

We could tell you that you could Show Room aud d
Studebaker today but told you that it wouldn't
true and much would like have you Show Roo
we do want you to get here with false promises.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
Motor Magazine Believes
the Days of Gasoline Are
About Numbered.

The widespread efforts TO perfect de-
vices which viii make the use Of kero-
sene as automobile fuel practicable are
responsible for the following editorial
in The Automobile.
The stimulus given to the use OF
kerosene in internal combustion en-
Eines on both SIDES Of the Atlantic sim
ultaneously can not fail to have a
great effect on the automobile indus
try The rising price Of gasoline in
America has made it almost impossible
To- operate a tractor on the lighter
fuel; many trucks are now running
on kerosene. and devices are appear
ing which viii function well in passen-
ger ear service
"lu England. government control OF
Gasoline has almost shut off supply
from passenger ear users and has re-
stricted the commercial vehicle supply
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
BUY 4 WORLD WINNER

Do you suppose this increase In business
Is merely the result of favorable conditions?
Partly, 1t Is true; but not entirely, because in
the last thirteen months Stakeholder has pro-
duced and sold and put in actual service more
seUen-passenger six-cylinder cars, more four
cylinder seUen-passenger cars, than any COM
pdny in the rUorld has euer done before in the
same length of time
The success of Studebaker cars has estab-
lished Studebaker leadership, not only in
quality, In value, In power, In appearance,
and In service, but also in number of cars
manufactured and sold in its class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

that they have arranged for some heavy
shipments Of MaXWells in the next ten
days. They unlOaded four carloads
this week but the orders nave been
pfIing in so fast that they are again
behind with their deliveries
Place Maxwell Agencies.
Maxwell agencies have been placed
with the Wells-Pough company AT
Dening and j. l. Greenwood, of Co
Iumbus. Mr.. Greenwood has already
received a carload II the new models
The first shipment Of the new JeI-
ferry models is expected by the Buquor
Motor company in time for display at
Demand for the Dodge cars was SO
heavy that T.. o.. Perry. president OF
the Lone Star Motor company. made a
special trip TO the Detroit factory TO
get more cars. As a result of his visit
ten extra carloads have been shipped
to this territory while other heavy
shipments are TO follow
Federal Trucks Arrive
The Lone star Motor company has re-
ceived a carload or Federal trucks and
truck sales manager Harvey wilcox
states that these VIII all be delivered
TO local merchants within a week
So great has been the demand for
Chandler ears that the Lone star Mo-
tor company has had TO wire the fac
tory for three carloads t. be shipped
Immediately.
The West Texas Motor company
wired rush order 20 the Haynes fac
tory on Friday night for two carloads
Of HAYNES cares one OF the cars in
a shipment due next week viii be the
new passenger roadster. recently
announced by the Haynes factory
smith Form a Truck sales have been
brisk with the Lone star Motor COM
pany. who took over the agency a
couple Of weeks ago. They are having
difficulty i'm getting enough Of the at
tachments TO supply the steadily grow
ing demand
Hall Goes To 1t. Louis.
W P Hall. of the Tri-State Motor
company. left for st Louis. Friday.
TO attend a convention of the Auto
mobile IObbers' association. Mr. Hall
expects to be away about ten-days-
DIT Charles Thomas. Of the selling
staff Of the Lone star Motor company,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

starts a vacation next week and his
friends are suspicious that wedding
bells viii ring about Monday
T. T. Whitney. of the Ford factory.
and X G. Shock. Of the Tri-State NJ
tor company. visited all the Ford agents
in New Mexico last week and report
ed that the demand Is far in excess Of
the supply Of cars
The Tri-State Motor company has
decided TO feature wire wheels in its
accessory department Accessory man
ager W r Hall states that the wire
wheels have already demonstrated their
value I'm the southwest and ne Looks
for a brisk business in this new line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
BUY 4 PROVEN CAR

The present series of Studebaker cars was
announced thirteen months ago. Improve
ments and reflnements were added in Janu-
airy, and 1t Is called the series II, but it Is
really the same car that was announced
year ago, and which has made such ire
mendous success In every part of the United
States
Over 10000 of these cars have been sold.
and they have been placed in every kind of
service imaginable, and they have never
failed to demonstrate their quality and their
value tor the money, and every car has sold
two or three more just like it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

tana street about the end Of next
week.
Joe Bukey. OF the Western Motor
Supply company. left for Midland on
Friday evening 10 look after some busi-
ness
The Buqu9r Motor company announce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
PREDICTS EARLY USE Of KEROSENE

greatly. so that a man must burn ker7-
seue in his engine or allow his machine
TO lie idle. The inventive genius II two
great engineering nations is thus con-
centrated on the one problem
1t is not an easy problem in many
ways. but IL is no harder than many
others that have been solved, and
there is reason TO feel confident thai
the days Of gasoline are numbered:
at least for gasoline as the cOmmonest
automobile fuel So many inventors
are so near the kerosene carbureter
that viii do everything that can he
done with gasoline that perfection car
not be far off A little merging Ot
patent interests a little give and take
between the inventors and a little
really sympathetic interest on the part
Of motor ear manufacturers are need
ed Given these three things and thu
problem is solved.
If the matter IS not tackled prompt
" and squarely the European indus
tries viii steal another march on the
American trade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
BUY 4 CHOSEN CAR

Our sales in Oklahoma City for the first
SIX months of this year have increased 400
per cent over the same period year ago. In
the entire state of Oklahoma the increase has
been l64 percent; In Texas, IA per cent; IN
Kansas, "a per cent; IN Missouri, l29 per
cent in Utah, l56 per cent; and IN Colo
RADIO, As per cent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
BUY SUCCESS

The fact of the matter IS that the demand
for Studebaker cars In this city and every
other city of the United States IS so great
that even with millions of dollars worth of
engagements of the Studebaker factories,
and an increase In production from 5000
cars month to 5000 cars month. we can
not begin to fill the demand promptly.
But wouldn't you prefer to have a car so
good that everybody wants it, and wait
few days for that car, than try to be satisfied
with the kind of Car that IS waiting for you
to come and buy it-perhaps at a cut price?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

Fancy Hens and Springs. dressed
daily Central Market formerly Ar
dOin's)- A. Milton Robinson, Prop.
Phone SOO-sO2.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30

Mexican rents. Lee Newman. ph. 1904.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-30
BUY 4 STUDEBAKER

Don't think that its better place your Ike today
and perhaps matt fen days for depey than be satisfied NTH
asO1an at a price NTH immediate deIray3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF LILLY IS READY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct Co
The biennial report of a. A. Lily, at
torney-general Of West Virginia, has
been completed us it will be presented
for consideration by the next less-
lature. The repors shows that the de-
partment has given 563 opinions on
questions of law perplexlng to OTtc-
ials and citizens OF the state. Almost
as many different subjects were in
yolved as there were opinions.
representatives Of the department
appeared for the state in 81 civil and
% criminal proceedings. The total
collections Of state claims and cor
poration taxes made by the depart
ment WAS $74.5Q0 and the total dis
hursnmnnrs Of the office for mtts con-
tjnSent fund was $500, leaving a
balance in that fund OF over $4,000.
Tn" report covers tho period from
July 1 1914. to Juno 60. 1916.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
Episcopafans Turn
Down Proposed Changes
In The Prayer Book

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 26.-Revision
and enrichment OF the book Of the
common prayer Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, in general conVen-
ton here. cannot be completed for an
other three years at least. This was
determined today when the house Of
deputies Of the convention sent back
several sections OF the report OF
commission appointed to suggest
changes at the last general convention
with instructions TO re-report at The
next conclave.
Previously, the report of the House
of Bishops upon proposed changes IN
the order for the holy communion
was read.
This report lad no value. It was
pointed ont, except as it registered the
views OF the bishops upon the service,
concurrent action of the houses being
necessary.
Re-affirmation OF the belief Of the
church in prayer for the dead was
contained in IN amendment suggested
by the bishops for prayer in the COM
munion service for Christ's Church.
This would eliminate the word mill
tant," thus. leading churchmen eX-
planned. implying thar we do pray for
those VINO have departed this life II
Gods faith and fear"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
PROMINENT GLENCOE PHYSICIAN
Is INSTANTLY KILLED BY Train
DIR. z. c. ROBERTS. FORMERLY of
WHEELING, MEETS TRAGIC
DEATH

Or I $. Roberts. prominent physi-
clan OF Glencoe. few miles west OIL
Beliaire. was instantly killed yesterday
afternoon when q Ford automobile III
which lie was riding was struck by an
east bound Baltimore ana OHIO passens-
er train due in Brlaire at l2:SS- Inc
auto was hurried against q box car anu
reduced 10 -sp!interS.
The accident occurred on lead
Mans" crossing 50 named by the num-
Der Of fatal accidents that occurred III
that point. The crossing Is located JHSN
west OF the Statiuu directly. IN the E:n-
ter OF Glencoe and nanny perSouS 81"
the physician and his car upon ta%
track. Tile approach OF tile train from
The west is hidden from view " Il ueep
cut. Ignorant OF approaching DANGER
pr. Roberts drove his car onto the
track directly il front OF the locotno-
tive. The automobile was hurled against
Il box car standing on sidlnS' ANA VI
Roberts MAS thrown to the tracks anu
was ground 20 death under the Wheels
CT the train.
Or. roberts was about % years OF age
and was 4 former resident OF W heeinis
but moved 70 Glencoe about TWO years
ago. He is survived by his wldo" ana
EOne son. Ray Roberts. former star on
the Wheeling high school foot ball team!
Coroner Roger was notified and Will hold
the inquest later. Arrangements Tor the
funeral are inGomplete.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
WILSON BACKED
DOWN IN NOTE
SENATOR LODGE TELLS OF THE
"STRlCT ACCOUNTABILITY"
NOTE
Added A POSTSCRIPT Which Was With
drawn When Cabinet Threatened
To Resign

BROCkTON. Mass. Oct. 26-Henry
Cabot Lodge ranking Republican mem
Der OF the senate committee on foreign
relations in a speech here tonight as
serted that President Wilson had add
ed a postscript to the second LuSitania
note of June ,. 1915, in which he in
formed the German government that
the strong phrases Of The so-called
strict accounta billy note Of May Is
were not 10 be taken seriously. SEN
ator Lodge said that this postscript
disappeared after members OF the caE-
met had threatened 10 resign and 10
let the public know OF the postscript.
On May I, 1915 he said the Lusl-
tania was sunk and 1l5 Americans on
board were sent TO their deaths. At
Philadelphia the next day. President
Wilson said that there was such a
thing as being too proud to fight /
think he said it for the purpose of
:eeing how the country liked IT, He
found out and changed his mind over
night.
"Ou May IS he sent his famous
strict accountability and omit no
word or act note 10 Germany, signed
ty Secretary Of State Bryan. On june
., 1915, a second note was sent, much
milder than the first. and it was signed
by Lansing, secretary-protem Mr.. Bry-
an having resigned the night before.
1t seemed incredible thai Mr. Bryan
should sign the first note, and refuse
10 sign the second.
Added Postscript.
After the note had been read 10 the
cabinet and agreed to by all The MEN,
bers Mr.. Wilson added postscript
which have not seen, because it mys-
teriously disappeared. In this post
script President Wilson informed the
imperial German government that the
words strict accountability and the
other strong phrases in the first note
we're not 10 be taken seriously, and
ended by agreeing to refer the whole
matter to arbitration. This. Of course,
pleased Mr. Bryan, but it did not
please the other members Of the cabi-
net. who threatened to resign and eX-
pose the whole thing,
The postscript was removed and
Mr. Bryan resigned. MI. Bryan told
Dr. Dumba, the Austrian minister, that
the note Of May 13 did not mean any
thing, and DR.. Dumba Immediately sent
the word along to Berlin. He later
was recalled. It sometimes is a great
mistake to tell the truth, and it is
doubly unfortunate TO tell it 10 q for
eign ambassador. There has been no
reparation, and nothing has been
done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-27
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