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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
KEEP RECORD OF
EVERY WORKMAN
Franklin Factory Tries New
Scheme as Test Of
Efficiency.

! Facts which are systemstfca re-
corded ut regular intervals and tell
/ precisely the quantity and value of
services performed by a workman. now
fix individual wage rates at the Frank
/ lin automobile plant in Syracuse. y Y.
This system developed by the Frank
lin company. represents the first at
( tempt in this country to measure the
/ value Of factory workers with mathe-
J matical certainty and consequent equity
/ for both employer and employees.
The method has proved a success so
, far and is gradually being applied TO
all of the 1000 workmen at the plant,
VINO can properly be rated A present
about 400 men are under the system.
Proficiency, reliability. continuity OF
service indirect charges. the cost OF
tors which determine, for example,
whether John Doe, operating a lathe,
shall receive 35 cents or IS cents an
hour as a base rate
First an employees record Is investi-
gated. and from this informa ton are
determined the factors of an algebraic
equation. which is then solved
The solution Is the day rate per
hour. upon which the worker has an
opportunity to earn a steady premium.
The higher the premium he earns. the
higher the base rate rises Fixing
premiums is a complex problem due TO
the conditions imposed. But here are
the essential elements:
Rate Of production.
Spoiled work OF damage to equip
ment-
Years Of continuous service.
Lateness and absence.
Number Of major processes which the
worker ca ndO-
Monetary responsibility which is
placed in the hands OF the worker
With 2 base rate fixed. II is up to
up to the emplJye TO make a record on
4 t. fnHn q
his pay envelope Several months ex-
perience has shown an eagerness on
the part Of the employees 10 take ad-
vantage OF the new opportunity. and as
q result there has been a general in
crease in the wages OF the persons
rated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
GASOLINE IS NOW KING Of THE
OIL MARKETS Of THE COUNTRY
Demand for Motor Fuel Is Largely Responsible fer Profits
Accruing to Rockefeller Standard Oil of New
Jersey Will Increase Production by 3OO,-
100000 Gallons Bigger Earnings Due.

! months have been lowered three cents
a gallon. wholesale at this city, but the
apparently anomalous fact remains
that the manufa cturers are actually
amount Of product than before It
works out this way:
Nearly IS percent Of the gasoline pro-
duced in the country comes from mid
continent crude oil. largely from Okla
hOma- From a barrel of - gallons OF
this crude an average Outturn Of L
gallons OF gasoline is refined Last
July. Cushing (OklahOmal crude was
selling At S155 a barrel and gasoline
then sold AZ - cents a gallon. making
the gross return from the gasoline con-
tent of a barrel Of petroleum S26s-
Crude oil prices fell rapidly from July
on. until now the price is 90 cents
barrel
Gain of 20 Cents n Barrel.
Gasoline is now down 10 q cents and
the u gallons obtained from a barrel
brings S252 The decline OF the raw
material has amounted to SIS cents per
barrel. while the recession OF the saso-
line made from a barrel OF crude mas
been So cents, making net Increase OF
% cents in the profit obtained from
barrel Of crude oil.
It is problematical OF course, wheth-
er the present profits will be main
tanned but the experts figure that so
far consumption Of motor fuel IS sub
stantially ahead OF production On June
50. $500. 600 motor vehicles were regis
tered, and 100. 900 new ones were esti-
mated to be going into service each
month Oil men figure that the amount
of gasoline used this year viii be fully
so .60O. 600 barrels. or $500 000. 900 gal
Ions. IF this total is actually reached,
the consumption Of gasoline this year
will exceed the entire output OF the
country last year by $4,000. 600 gallons
Increase Refinery Facilities
Increased refinery facilities are not
expected TO ne great enough this year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

"HE big profits sccruinE this year
- TO the credit OF John D. Rookie
= Teller and other important hold
ers Of Standard OF shares are coming
chiefly from gasoline and lubricating
oils. and TO the stockholders Of the
Texas company with a lesser participa-
ton by residual products. Kerosene
is playing its part. but a minor part be-
cause OF a greatly restricted market
resultant from the war. In normal
times Germany and Belgium are highly
NprOfitahle markets for kerosene. with
The orient consuming hundreds OF mil
lions OF gallons Now the first two
countries are cut off from America pro-
ducers and freight rates TO the Orient
are so high, causing collateral rise IN
f-he distributing price OF the oil. that
consumption has fallen behind other
recent years
Gasoline is the king Of the OIL mar
exits. Proof of this. and Of the eXpec-
tations held for the future, is supplied
in the additional facilities for produc-
ing motor fuel which are being in
stalled by practically all Of the refining
companies The Standard Oil company
OF New Jersey makes public very little
Of its business matters but the new
<constructiOn plans in BayOnne and the
company's other centers Of manufac-
turing are sufficiently known 20 make
safe the prediction that by the end OF
next year this concern will have new
plants availab to increase gasoline
production no less than 800. 0O0. 900 gal
Ions a year
co Gasoline stills.
The Standard OF Indiana is erecting
50 new Burton stills for gasoline manu-
facture and the company is now turn
fng out gasoline at the rate Of more
Than 500 600. 600 gallons annually
Gasoline prices in the past two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Three Things to Think of

ee very important essentials which you should investigate the
motor
First, the general appearance Of the car.
Second the power of the
Third construction of chassis in reference to easy riding
qualities, safety and durability.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

Announcement Of the election Of F.
c Morse to the vice presidency of the
selling division OF the Chalmers Motor
company was made Tuesday. Mr.
Morse resigns as sales manager Of the
Hudson Motor Car company to take
up his new work of directing Chalmers
sales His acquisition by the Chalmers
people is regarded as one of the most
important trade moves i'm recent months
in the automobile industry He viii
step into the position made vacant
by the death OF Paul Smith last July
and viii have direct charge of sales
service and advertising.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

Although announced over thirteen
months ago, Studebaker is still the most
powerful car within hundreds dollars of
its price.
In the test of actual service, this motor
has not only developed power to meet
every service condition: whether it be
slow driving in metropolitan traffic,
mountain climbing, or the OverlOads in
stage service, there has never yet been
complaint that the Studebaker car has
not developed power for every demand.
In gasoline consumption in ratio to
power. no car has exceeded the Stude-
baker-and is the final testimony of eff
cheney and good design.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Strength

Although Studebaker cars have been
used, as we have said, under the most try
ing service conditions in the stage service
in the mountains. there has been no part
of the chassis fail to withstand the strain
of the giant Studebaker motor and the
big overload.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Safety

With 10000 of these cars in service, we
do not know of a single case where loss
of life has happened, or even an accident
occurred, due to imperfect material or
workmanship or to weakness Of any part
of Studebaker construction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Comfort

Although announced thirteen months
ago. Studebaker is still the only seven
passenger Touring Car within hundreds
of dollars of its price, and it is one of the
few medium priced cars which still retain
the more expensive and better three
quarter elliptic spring suspension, and
radius rod and torque arm driving mem
bers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

to prevent a heavy withdrawal from
| accumulated stock OF gasoline. but
the first half Of 1917 may see a change
IN this respect Production may draw
close to consumption. and even exceed
II. although producers profess TO see
/ small hope OF this, with the automobile
/ factories working at capacity Crude
! oil output is increasing. although not
so rapidly as in midsummer. before the
J Standard Oil refining companies re-
| duced their buying orders The Cush-
, ing field. which was down to 100000
| barrels a day early in the year. IS now
| pumping 150. 600 barrels daily. The
F, Kansas fields have advanced from TO-
I 900 barrels TO $4,000 barrels daily. and
[ the output has increased in Wyoming
! The shock given the crude oil cOmpa-
/ MES by the decline in July and August
1 is expected to have influence in check
| ing tendencies toward extra ordinary
! production. and cheaper crude material
/ is not looked for in the near future. IN
| fact. Pennsylvania oil advanced 10 cents
I A barrel last week. after declining 20
( cents from the record price Of $3.50 in
I August
Larger Profits Expected.
All Of which gives the impression
7 that the refining companies are due for
bigger profits than they have ever
made before. The Standard Of New
Jersey has never published an income
account. but Il IS believed that the
corporation earned a net income Of
80 percent on the stock and will TOP
this record bv several millions this
year Few Of the largest income pro-
ducers Of the Standard OIL group make
public annual earnings. but their bal
ance sheets give a good insight into
profits
Take the 1918 balance sheets" said
an expert student Of the oil business
yesterday. land find the ratio Of In
crease during the year. II IS safe 10
say that the same ratio viii he dis
PLAYED for 1915, and I think that is a
conservative prophecv-"
Increase Of % Percent.
The ratio Of Increase in case OF the
Standard Oil company OF Indiana. tax
30 percent last year and more than 10
percent for the Ohio OIL company. The
accompanying table shows the sur
SURPRISES Of several leading companies
at the end OF 1918 and the Increases
scored over 1914:
Surplus. Gain IN
Ohio OIL .............s SIS. s11. 74s ss12I.s2O
Prairie on and Cas- 72.5s1.7st 4.5se.55s
stand on Of Ind 2s,7s5.ot: 12.Sss.57s
stand. on Of Kentucky z5so.727 s4ts4I
Swan & Finch 10000 4sT.057 $500 !
VI CUM oil ----.----- 2s-9sS.060 s.791-25S
The companies which reported on
profits made large advances over 1914. ]
especially in regard to two which over |
came deficits In a striking manner The |
table shows the results
Atlantic Refining $3.50 425 ss4o.741 1
Pierce OIL Corporation. s21.5eo s55.74l |
So. Pennsylvania OIL 5.514150 c,215.220
stand oil Of Calf -.- e.52e e4s 1o.o5s.37 |
Stand OIL Of n. York Is. 7s1.s55 100000 /
The pipe line companies fell behind 1
the 1914 -ecord for the most mart. be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

The pipe line companies fell behind
the 1914 record. for the most part, be-
cause Of reduced rates and Indifferent
business during the first half OF the
year. Their earnings in 1915 are ex-
pected to be several times greater than
a year ago. as their facilities were
crowded for several months
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Golden Chassis

We believe we are safe in saying that
the Studebaker Full Floating, Timken
Bearing Rear Axle is the best piece of
rear axle construction ever put under an
automobile at any price. In short, not
single weakness or general trouble has
developed in the splendid "Golden
Chassis" of the Studebaker car in thir-
teen months of service with 10000
owners.
otcct pou IN yor Investment Of motor carp
car yhch MAKES these facts possible9
rriizntions IN Ii. rrn-d cnr IsrsLnn --rch q err
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-04

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-04
Llegan rruckos visitantes d Ia cludad

Dc machas millaS alr"ded"r de san
Antonio han i,e@ado VI rumer"Sos
yi.i"roS. T'oGo< loS rrcnc que llc@a-
ron liz m"nIna de aver. trajeron mi
llarrS lie personals cue vienen 4 IL
fiesta. : los hotcles h"n informado
ar:. nam t"niio IN gran ir"baj" de
inscription en- >u> lihroE. Fl hermo%o
tempo que In h#hiio cn "<toS ulti-
mos dis m inf!uid" iambiem para
que c"ntcnares de personals Sc traSla'
den :; San Antonio en- AUTOMOBILES Y
o,ro. vrh:culcs para asiStiT Il ii les
~.
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facil u:ir<ito dc las muliitudeS por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-04

las Gales &c ha llcvado Il cab0 nor
rl departamento de p%olicia. Y Sc cree
Jve los numerOsoS %rupos de Tuerza
de dicho departmental. distributes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-04

SUSCRIBASE I'd. \ IA PRENSA
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-28

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