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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

the week Nr. Roseboro visited Cloud
croft and made a sale Of a Grant six
at that place J. y Brandt Of Fl Paso
has purchased a Grant six touring
The Fl Paso Overland Auto com
pany reports a busy week The fol-
lowing deliveries were made s p.
Uchoa, Overland model 50 touring. B.
6 Tarver. Overland model IS touring;
J. w Gln1s. Overland model - tour
ing J. = Easkin. Wiliys-knight model
81 touring. Bailey Motor Sales com
pany. Roswell Overland model SIS six
Ter. Mesilis Park. Overland model So
touring; TT. ". s Sample, Overland
model 60 roadster
The Elliott-Garrett company reports
the delivery Of a Studebaker six"
touring 10 J. 4. Reames al Mesilla
Park.
Buys Another Cadillac.
The Cadillac Sales company has de-
iivered another Cadillac eight road
ster to H. s Stephenson. this being
the second purchase Of this make bv
Ar Stephenson inside OF two weeks
Lee Bou mund has also purchased an
Gldsmo5--e -Four" from this COMPANY
The SoUt-ern Motor companv's truck
department reports the sale Of a second
1899 pound Republic truck 20 " A
rs Gilbert for use between Columbus
and the army base at Colouia Dublan.
" Woibert has had a Republic on this
run for several weeks and is so well
PLEASED sEat he has placed his order
for a second truck
The truck department Of the Oak
land Auto sales company reports the
sale Of a me ton l. r. G. truck 70 the
ton T. T. c truck to the Texas Produce
Company The pleasure car depart
ment rep1rts the sale Of a roadster to
I. VI. E.nEO-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Sales and Deliveries
Reports for the Current week

-RUCK Gales are active with the
FL Paso automobile dealers at
Il the present time. The demand
from the army seems to have awak-
ened business men TO the fact that mo-
tor transportation is the cheapest in
the long -lln. The stock Of local deal
ers has been depleted but the Oakland
auto Sales company is unloading an
other carload OF I II. c. trucks today
while the Elliott-Garrett company has
a carload Of Wichitas en- route. The
Southerl Motor company unloaded
carload IF Republics on Friday but all
were sold prior to arrival and several
orders have been booked on two car
loads now en- route from the factory
Pleasure car sales are improving
The prospect OF a quick settlement Of
he Mexican situation has had a very
cheering effect on the auto market.
Officers Buy MaNwells.
The BCCuor Motor company report
the delivery Of the new model Maxwell
tOurinEs 10 7. Bushman. Peggy Gibson
and T {. Perrin. all OF Il Paso. and
one 20 Vernon l. sullivan. subdealer
at Fort Stockton. Two orders have
also been booked for delivery, Monday,
to officers row stationed at Fort Bliss.
Dodge deliveries by the Lone star
Motor c1mrany this week were; H
Feeback touring; John n. Sully. Chino
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
MUCH GASOLINE
IS NOW WASTED
Tests Show Carburetor Ad
Justments Often Are
Very Faulty.

I On 'ne theory that nanv
/ sallon OF gasoline is u-ss4a5
average automobile owner g..
course OF year. the StudsbaL,s- -
p0'a' recently carried on -
oei o- tests IN all sections OF the go
- among owners OF StudebaJxer -,
/ ne results OF these nationwide So
just made known, have rss,1+s5 -
9Iea1ly increased mileage {,
caSes- Averages OF Is to Il r,ft.,-
ea itli nave Deen secured from, fbs = - -
cyAhqer models. while the si~-a - ~ gr-
uniformly -19 per gallon
In actual operation. The e...z.,
plan works like this An eT1.-s a - e
~ an owner who is not ura+fs,-
lllaAlIil un mileage first dfsconne7,t.s ~
y s,---,rss. -sollne supply and attaches
/ an summary tank Containing 90 ~
( ION, me owner then takes ire $40 go
ana orives a few miles. the e,,.-. - -
ne sioe making mental notes an -
,- - - tne end OF the trim fhs
amount OF gasoline used Is unessu-s5 ~
The expert then relieves the 49, -
SoLLlLliallu- beIore starting ont ~ -
Justs ne carpuretor and anv othe- 90
LES OL mechanism that need adjust
ing IN order to secure the --..-.
economy in operation. The srr,s--t 49, -
drives the car and drives IL nrons-I,-
eApidLnlng the owners faults 70 bir1 al
the while ann al
Carburefor Not AdJusfed.
Reports show IN most cases that thu
owner did not have his carburetor ~
1usted 70 best advantage. In other casss
ne might have had a tendency TO leave
the motor running while away from his
car for considerable length Of time
In still other instances his fault might
be speeding up the motor and @ridinr-
the clutch" when shift Of gears would
nave Deen the logical and economical
method Spark plugs NAV be dirty. or
the motor may have been otherwise
neglected
American automobile owners have
been accustomed 10 low priced gasoline
so long that they have become careless
ana WastefuL says r T. HOdgkins.
general sales manager OF the Stude-
BAKER corporation We can learn a
lesson IN gasoline economy from motor
lists IN foreign countries where they
pay s. cents to 81 a gallon FOR gas in
some places, and as a consequence they
guard zealOusly against extravaEancs
in running their cars
Nay Practice Thrift.
q do not wish TO enter a defence OF
the present price Of gasoline. I would
like to see IL come down. and believe
II is bound to do so. But for their part.
automobile owners have an opportunity
to practice thrift in the use Of gaso-
line
The reading and observation OF the
advice laid down IN instruction books
viii help 2 lot Our dealers impress this
point upon owners They also urge
Studebaker users TO feel free at any
time 20 come in for advice on how TO
increase the mileage per gallon
As a result OF the campaign OF edu-
cation which We have carried on among
owners. letters have come in 70 Us from
owners all over the country telling Us
how they have boosted their mileage
by simply taking care OF theirs cars
keeping them tuned I'D TO the highest
economy pitch. and practicing common
sense in driving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

, Copper company. Hurley. y. NJ. road
ster: r. Psnkey. Hillsboro. y. NJ. tour
ing; s 5 Firchfield. Tyrone. y. NJ.
touring; l. s A depot quartermaster,
six tourIrgs and four rOadsters-
5 r CCrbett has purchased a
Chalmers seven passenger touring for
service OIL a rent stand
c. G. lie nderson. Security Trust and
Savings bank, purchased a Chandler
six" touring from the Lone star Mo-
tor company this week.
More Form-A-Truck sales
The S5ul hwestsrn Smith Formal
Truck continues to do good business
with the Smith Form-A-Truck and the
following deliveries are reported this
week. e PasO Brewing company,
dimes Lumber company and ". T.
Funtsma',. all OF FL Paso. and c. I.
Detro. OF sibuquerQue.
r 4. PoaEue purchased a Saxon
four roadster this week and sales
manager T. W Deason reports Saxon
business Improving
The West Texas Motor company re-
ports the delivery OF a Haynes -ligh-
six touring TO A L Taylor
Roseb6rO Has Successful Trip.
n = RoEeboro, OF the Southern Mo-
tor com 9lny's STAFF, returned on
THURSDAY from a trip through the cop
per districts in New Mexico and re-
ports the sale OF two Grant six" tour
ings al santa Rita and another 10
Robert Bel OF Tyrone. Eearlier in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Motor company. IT is rather hard TO
introduce a new car IN such a territory
as the southwest for car must have
unusual quality 10 stand the tests II
gets here The reports on the Aliens
which We have sold are the best endorse
ment we can get Of the Allen quality
for every Allen in the southwest IS
standing up wonderfully we'll We
probably have a smaller percentage OF
service on Aliens than on any car sold
in this territory"
The guaranty selling plan OF deferred
payments has been put into effect on
Grant skies by the Southern Motor
company
Tire Nan Has Holiday
Service. is spending his holidays in
San Francisco and takes delight in
sending snap shots Of surf bathing at
Ocean Beach TO mana ger D. G. Booth
We can now claim TO have more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
ROYAL CORDS ARE
NOW IN THIS CITY

The Royal Cord tires OF the United
states Tire company made their first
appearance in Fl Paso this week and
the Quick Tire Service reports brisk
sales on the new tire.
II have been busy all week demon
stratinC the Royal Cords" said man
aver ID. C. Booth. we got in a stock
OF all sizes last Monday and they sure
are going fast The cords in these
tires extend the fun width or the en-
tire cross section and on the walls
where the fabric tires usually hold
the depth is greater than in most plain
treads- Indicating great wearing quail
ties Everyone who is interested in
the progress being made by modern
tires is invited 70 call and see these
new tires"
For results-Use Herald want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

I n. c trucks in operation in Fl Paso
than any other make" said general
manager 2. NJ Ford. Of the Oakland
Auto Sales company These trucks
are selling as fast as we can get them
and 7 do not expect the carload re-
ceived this week 20 last more than
a few days Two sales were made on
Friday within a few hours Of unload
ing" He has wired for another carload
for immediate shipment
Oakland Prospects Bright
Mana ger Ford. Of the Oakland. is
getting his shoulders into the harness
OF his new Job and states that he IS
very much pleased with the outlook
for the coming season The 1917 Oak
land models are now here and sign
ing up the territory with subdealers
is now actively under way while the
retail sales are opening up fine. accord
ing to the report Of city sales manager
r c. Carr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
300 MAXWELLS FOR
Ell PASO IN YEAR
Buauors Place Big order With Factory
Representative for Delivery Within
Coming Il Months


G. z Sherman. factory representa-
tive OF the Maxwell closed a big
agency contract with the Buquor No
tor company this week the local firm
agreeinE 10 take 500 Maxwell pleasure
cars and light trucks during the u
months starting August l. This is
one OF the biggest contracts placed BY
the Maxwell in the south and is q re-
ord for the price OF the car in FL Paso.
The reduction in the price OF the
car. its performance in the southwest
in the past and assurances Of orr sub-
dealers that they will all want in
creased allOtments were big factors in
our decision 20 take 500 cars for the
coming season, said Adolph Buquor
Mr. sherman accompanied BY AdoIph
Buouor. left today for Alamogordo and
CloudcrOft u is the intention OF M
N man 70 visit all the representatives
OF the Maxwell in this territory ne
lore returning TO his headquarters in
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-20
with.

The Board ordered the following
highway. viz. beginning at the NJ.
E. corner of section 24--S0--S4 rum
ming thence south between sections
"a and 25--S0--34 and sections 10
AID 3O--sO--33 and terminating
at the N. e. conner of sec-
tions 36e80--34. BIT and the
same is hIeceby added to and
umade a pant OF the County Road
System. Of Audubon County, Iowa.
and tha County Auditor is hereby
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-20

ordered to send the map and all
papers in connection with the mat
ter to the State Highway Co lmis-
sion for approval.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
MEET again Tuesday, August LIST.
1916
3. F. Johnson,
Chairman Board of
Supervisors.
Attest
H. A. Northup,
County Auditor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-20

5000, 1900, R. 1900, 20S.OCl
On motion claims DIN the Bridge
Fund were examined and allowed aus
follows
Jens j. Ande son building
temporary bridge No. 54
Douglas township ;. $3.50
H. B. Burns Agent freight Il
ON Car lumber (No.s
57172) :. .... =. :. 1886
A. S. Culver and son bran
and oil meal for bridge
team ;. $50
John Daugard unloading
lumber at Gates, Iowa ;. 21.46
"A. H. Jo -gsnsea unloading
culve-t a. Kimballton, To-
wa. 3.O3
r. w. Powers Agent freight
on car CNo. 64215 N P)
lumber Extra ). J. 1850
/ Jensen Construction Co. conl-
! structing No. 3.5 Shar-
ON !. !. ;. 4. 49,. j. 3s2. so
Pay Roll salary bridge fore
| man June 1916 :. ). :. 1900
!, /, Pay Roll No. 90 Sharon
new 1886
Pay Roll No. 81 Sharon
| new 81.
Pay Roll No. 20 Sharon
Il
| new ol.9l
Pay Roll No. SO Sharon
repairs 21.44I
On motion the following were ew-
! aminad and ordered paid out of the
Road Fuld.
Dennis B'uckner hauling
| scraper from Gray to Au-
duDOn 1913
| q. e. Law hauling tile Ov-
! er.and Highway section
| v. 2.53
d. q. Smith filling culverts
IA. and G. R. Highway sec +.
| tion B. HOO, &c. $50, D.
$500, E. 1910, #. 14.3O,
IA. ID. and &c. R. Highway
section G. 1915, y. 150.56
y. C. B2nwlsll tile and till
ling A. and c. R. Highway
section A. 49.4OI
On motion 1.-THE report of w. H.
Bcl.ol Steward County Home for
second quarter 1916 was approved.
On molten E. E. Shaedfer was AL
lowed $4,000 from Domestic Animal
FUND for 2 ewes killed by dogs.
The application of VIM. Della
hoyde for am allowance as a blind
person from the Poor Fund of
1 $4,000 psr annum i'm accordance
with the provisions of H. F. No.
IT'S 36th. G. A., coming before the
Board for final action, it is here
/ by ordered that the allowance be
/ granted, and the County Auditor is
i hereby ordered ito issue warrants
ON the Poor Fund lin favor of said
VIM. Delahoyde for the sum of
4 1880 at the end of each quarter
beginning September 3Oth., 1916
On motion the County Engineer
was instructed to fila plan estimate
for concrete culvert No. 5.5 ShaI-
ON township. And contract Of same
was let to Jensen. Construction Co.
for the sum OF $4,000
This hninp tho n alto fiyed and tha
lmIatter of the addition of certain
described highway to, the County
Road System, coming on for final
action by THE Board all the require
ments of the law (section. 1927 s.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-07-20

AUUUDUn UUUnlI
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Audubon, Iowa, July 18th. 1915
Auditors Office.
Board of Supervisors met at s
clock A. M. as per adjournme
of the Bird. instant, members pre-
sent 3. F. johnson Chairman, B. j.
Black and Soren Madison.
Minutes of the last meeting read
and approved
On motion fees were allowed as
follows ON the certificate of the
Clerk of the District Court and
Justice of the Peace.
In the matter of insanity of Pet
cir r. Petersen
r. M. Rice clerk ;. :. s5.5OI
Charles Sunlberg sheriff 2.OOl
Daniel Franklin Physician !. 3.O0I
A. l.. Brooks Physi CLAN 3.O0I
Joe H. Ross attorney !. 800
Elw God Kester witness =. 2.u5I
Mrs. Elwood Hester witness. 2.15I
p. l.. Hansen witness 2.l5I
In the Matter of Insanity of Wink
lie Calbe1ft
#. M. Rice clerk :. ;. :. $5.5OI
Charles Sunberg sheriff =. 200
w. HI Halleral physician ). 3O0l
IA. L. Brooks physician' :. 800
Is. c. Kerbeng attorney =. 800.
State of Iowa VS.. Milton Jones
F. w. Johansen witness. =. $l.35
Charles Tramp . !. 1876
B. L. Darnold - =. 2.2O
E. M. Johnson 1875
is. P. Harmon /" 1875
III. j. MaaltN MAYOR !. $50
State of Iowa vs. George Wolf. ,
(Justice of the Peace)
j. P. Lair justice ;. :. :. 1925
Roy McClain witness ;. i. 0.75
lis. D.. Harm - ;. j. 0.6ol
Ben Voss - O 60 |
State of Iowa VS.. George Wolf.
j. P. Lair justice :. ;. -. $3.50
is. d. Harm witness ;. O.5Ot
Ben Voss . 0.50I
On motion claims on the County
Fund were examined and allowed as
follows.
w. nj. Weleh Manufact u,ring
Go. supplies for county
superin- endent ;. ;. >. $43.51
Victor Nelson ass sting coun-
ty engineer :. 6.75,
metropolitan. Supply Co. sup
plies for audito. . :. O.61l
| ID. ]. Kerwin. judge primary
elcc ion Douglas township. 75C'
Jensen and Viewer clothing ~,
for VIM. Perry =. 7.75H
johnson and Buck repairs
for wa.elc works at county
farm :. .... go.
Iowa Telspboie to Is for
June 1915 :. ;. 3.78I
J. ]. Ferguson d f.c.eacy i'm
sala y couro reporter
1916 !. 1910
4
H. C. Ferguson deficiency i'm
I salary court reporter
1916. J. ;. 34.S4I
A. S. Culver and Son wheat
for couny fam ). >. 1.209
Commercial Club Audubon
Iowa electrolliers for
4 StFeHls lb5.OV
Abdul on County Electric
4 Go. lights foE' COURT house
June 1916 ;. j.. $50
A. j. Van sise coun Y engin-
eer po1tage i.S4, railroad
fare bridge man 11.45
board bridge men 2.35, 1854
J John Reuschling assisting
cou-ty engineer ). >. ;. 1000
L. j. Stafford caring for N.
Gleason (Poo-) to July
10th: 1916 -. !. ;. ;. 10000
On motion claims for Bountiea
We're examined and allowed as fol-
lows.
Lea Idatllef:e-d o.9o,. Fred
JONES' 800, Lucelle PEI
zine ct al 31.4o for goph-
ers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-06
CH|LD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF C0NST|PATED
WHEN CROSS, FEVERIsH AND
SICK GIVE "CALlFoRNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Children love this fruit LAXATIVE
and nothing else cleanses the tenGt r
stomach, liver and bowels SO nicely
A child simply will not stop play
ing to empty the bowels, and the re-
suit is, they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom-
ach sours. then your little one be-
comes cross, kalf-sick, feverish, don't
eat. sleep or act naturally, breath is
bad. system full Of cold, has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea.
Listen, Mother See If tongue is
coated, then give a teaspoonful of
California Syrup of Figs" and in a
few hours all the constipated waste.
sour bile and undigested food passes
out Of the system, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers give "Califor-
mia Syrup Of Figs" because it is per.
fectly harmless; children love it, and
1t never fails to act on the stomach,
liver and bowels
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle of California Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown,
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be
ware of counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine, made by California Fig
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-06
WHO'S WHO FOR
WORLDS SERIES
CONTINUED from page g.

tween American and National league
statutes.
The fans left internationally. Some
left last night. Some Of those fortu-
nate fans who have their hotel and
ball park reservations already made
will wait until early tomorrow to start.
The champion Dodgers were to
leave on the one o'clock train today.
Manager Robinson and Owner Ebbets
said there never was healthier or
filter gang, from bat boy on up ready
to grab for worlds series swag than
the Dodgers.
AS was to be expected of Ebhets. the
Dodgers were unable to get away
without a special stunt The team
met at the ball park.
The loudest band in the world got
there shortly after. In automobiles
and led by the band the players pa
raded to Brooklyn's city hall where
every official who didn't see Ebbets
first made a speech. Yes, Ebbets
made one, too.
From Brooklyn city hall, the parade
crossed the bridge and continued to
Grant Central station.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-06
REPUBLICAN
RALLY HELD
Candidate FOR Governor Of Missouri
Was Heard by Large and En-
thusiastlc Crowd.

KAHOKA, Mo-, Oct. 4.-Judge Hen
~ Lamm. republican nominee for gov
ernor, spoke to a large and enthusiasts
tic audience at the opera house in this
city this evening. Many were here
from a distance, coming for twenty
five miles. Judge Lamm and party
included Judge Edward Higbee, candi-
date for supreme judge; L. D. Thomp-
son, candidate for state treasurer;
Ed S. Brown, candidate for congress
and S. M. Spickler.
Judge Lamm spoke in Scotland coun-
ty this afternoon and the party were
met at Luray this evening by some
twenty automobile loads OF enthus-
lasts and escorted to this city The
boys and girls band accompanied
the party to Luray and rendered a
couple Of selections to the delight of
the crowd. The band also played a
couple OF selections prior to the speak
ing at the opera house. The Kahoka
concert band is filing an engagement
at Keokuk this week and in their abb
sence the youngsters were pressed
into service. Judge Lamm and mem
bers Of his party spoke briefly at
Luray to a good sized crowd.
The meeting at the opera house
was presided over by J. P. Scott. chair
man of the republican county central
committee. Judge Higbee was first
introduced and spoke briefly. Judge
Lamm was introduced and gave one
of the most sensible and logical dis
cussions on state issues ever present
ed to a Kahoka audience He was es-
pecially severe in his criticism of the
present state administration and de.
clared the state to be in debt more
than two million dollars at the present
time. All of the elemosenary institu-
i tions, normal schools, school for the
blind, state university, penitentiary,
and other state institutions having to
borrow money to tide them over until
the next session of the legislature. He
denounced the Gardner land bank Dill
in no uncertain terms, and showed con
clusively, without fear of contradic-
ton that this bill is unconstitutional.
He declared 1t to be q step toward the
single tax proposition, measure sub
mitted to the people of Missouri BY
4 the initiative few years ago, and de
feated by a big majority. Judge Lamm
has challenged his opponent to join,
debate on the Gardner land bani
bill. His opponent has failed to accept
the challenge, freely admitting that hi
is not qualified to debate with the re
publican candidate. Judg eLamm5s ad
dress was not an oratorical effort, bu
the things he had to say were rather
lin the nature of a judge rendering
decision from the bench-clear, con
else and to the point. 1t was won
lderful and logical statement of fact
relative to state affairs. l.. D. Thomp
son, the republican Candidate for stat.
treasurer. gave brief talk. Ed
Brown, candidate for congress. occu
pied a seat in the platform. He CAV
Ibis time to Judge Lamm.
The meeting this evening was In
measure the opening gun OF the cam
paign and will be followed by simila
meetings in the several towns of tn
Icounty, at which speakers OF prom1
inence will be present ana discus
the issues OF the campaign.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-06

of Keokuk have been visiting rela.
few days.
Mrs. Corenne Coolidge accompanied
Mrs. z. T. Cox and daughter Effle to
their home in Manitou, ILL.,, where she
will visit.
The committee on amusements for
the colt show will stage some horse
races which will be run at the same
place as the races were July 4. Sew.
eral fast horses are entered. There
will also be foot races and other
amusements following the show.
Seven carloads Of boosters, includ-
ing the brass band of Milton were
here Monday advertising their home
coming celebration which is to be
held Saturday of this week and is con.
Quoted and planned by the CONNER
cial club. Following is the program:
1890 a. m.-Music by the band on
Main street
1915 a. m.-Music by the band at
the fair grounds, the scene Of the
festivities.
11:15-Address by Elder P. D. Hol-
loway.
45-Music.
12:OO-Picnic dinner.
100 p. m.-Address Of welcome by
Mayor J. c. Forbes.
Responses. E. Irish.
2:0O-Address by E. T. Meredith,
democratic nominee for governor OF
Iowa.
3:00-Music.
3:15-Music followed by exhibition
race by Charles Simmons.
! AS a very fitting close for the day,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-06

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