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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

that he viii move TO larger sales
rooms not later than September ! and
now has three locations offered him
j. D. Seymour. Of the Southern Mo-
tor company. and Marcos Russek
took a Chalmers sport model and a
ive-passenger car to DeminE this
week. Mr.. Russek returned on Friday
but Mr. Seymour remains in the hust-
ling New Mexico town.
L. ~ CreEOr. sales manager OF the
Southern, leaves this afternoon for
NoEales and other southern Arizona
points to place agencies for Republic
trucks
shock Joins Southern.
Lee Davis. Chevrolet sales manager
Of the Southern Motor company, re-
turned today from his initial trip over
the territory 10 place Chevrolet deal
ers and reports most successful trip.
on his return, Mr.. Davis proceeded to
initiate X c. Shock. one OF his old
associates in Ford sales. into the mys-
teries of the new Chevrolet Nj
Shock is well known in local motor
circles and has been associated with
the Ford sales department for nearly
a year. When Mr.. Davis went to the
Southern he secured Mr.. Shocks prom
Use 20 follow him and the shock abb
sorber" viii now look after city sales
for the Chevrolet line.
Roy NOnge reports a steadily grow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11


Republic Trucks built for economical consistent durable
The initial price owhe cost of upkeep lower than for other
capacity. Parts
Paso the requirements made without delay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

I north I'm the interest OF Haynes carr
and Wichita trucks
Joe Buley. OF the Western Motor
Supply company. is spending a vaca'
tiOu i'm California.
The orders now being sent in from
New Mexico by our Mr. Sender are
surprisingly large" says Henry Diers
sales MANAGER of the Western Motor
supply company. That state Is GER
family becoming one Of the real motor
states OF the west"
j. w Kirkpatrick and r. T. Motley
of the Tri-State Motor company. spent
Thursday in DemilE on business.
Tri-State Has Real Band.
The Tri-State Motor company's en-
plOyes have formed a 25-piece band
and are supplying music for the COM
muuity singing classes at Cleveland
square The fact that little was heard
from the band until IL began making
public appearances speaks well for the
quality OF the music Miss Ora Ches-
te- is the vocal sOloist.
B. F. SchoOler. factory representa-
tive of tho Mitchell. is spending some
time with the FL PasO Auto Sales
company MT. Schooler had not been
in this territory for some time but
the recent rearrangemeur Of Mitchell
representatives. due to the war draft,
again brings AIr. Schooler TO the
southwest. e s Collette, who covered
this field. now looks after the Mitch
ell business in Canada
O. W Arthur, the rotund south
western sales manager OF the REQ,
was in Fl PasO for several days this
week. renewing acQuaintauces among
the local dealers
Paige Cars in Demand.
Ben T. Mckenzie. Of the TOltelk Mo-
tor company. spent several days this
week in DemiuE and secured three or
ders for Paige cars. Dir. Mckenzie
G. %
already giving excellent service IN
New Mexico is a big factor in getting
orders from that state.
s Jack Silversparre. OF the Boss
Rubber Rubber company, is due home.
Tuesday. from an extended business
trip through the eastern states
sends Oakland Orders
r O. Waters. general manager OF
the Oakland Auto Sales company.
spent the week i'm Arizona and the
orders wired back by him from Tue
son indicate that the Oakland is going
to be one OF the best selling cars in
the state OF Arizona.
p B. Stamu. International truck
sales manager. is back from a trip
through southern New Mexico.
F. " BaUneu. Of the FL Paso over
land company visited several valley
points on Thursday and Friday and
brought back some large orders for
Overland cars
G. T. Henry. or the cadillac sales
company. is back from Detroit with
the announcement OF the new Cadillac
models.
Lexington business Good.
Cuisines continues 20 De good"
SAYS W A. White. OF the Whi-e-Heb-
herd company. .-aUd we haven't a kick
IN The world We are getting large
number OF 1--we prospects for LeVluE-
tons and our deliveries have been i'm
sreasiuE every week"
r. W Deason. Of the Saxon Motor
Sales company, has been confined TO
his home all week by illness %. Ber-
lard Smith. who was IN charge OF the
business at DeminE. had TO return 70
AXE charge I'm the absence OF Mr..
Deason. It is likely that Mr.. Deasou
Viii be able 70 resume his work early
n the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
AUTO TIRES BUILT
To RESIST SHOCKS

Why IS a tire built up Of LAYERS of
rubber and fa5-ic instead of in a
solid mOuud2
Tires are built on the same principle
that multiple springs are built They
are built to withstand the hardest
kind Of shocks and wear. II. H.
Sweeney. OF the American Auto Sup
ply company, explains that the
sprinE-built design throws off shocks
instead OF absorbing them-passinE
them on into the body Of the tire. He
declares that the advantage of null
tiple leaf construction is self evident
Why IS the roof OF a house slated
or shinEled in layers" he asks. BE
cause II gives multiple protection
against snow, rain and hail. A roof
is built TO endure. IF you cut n league
baseball in half, you find It is not
one piece article, but consists Of layer
upon layer Of rub1er. leather and
fabric. II Is built to Withstand the
hardest wallops any TT Cobb OF Iris
Speaker can give it."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
LEACH LOOKS OVER
THE LOCAL FIELD

The fact that NJ A. Leach. head OF
the Leach Motor company. OF Los An
Eeles, was in the city on Thursday,
accompanied by Ernest p. Hughes.
gave rise 10 report that Mt Leach IS
TO invade the FL Paso field with the
bort and two other cars. He admitted
frankly that he was looking over the
situation here with a view TO opening
a salesrOom here but had not reached
a definite conclusion when he had to
leave for Los Angeles on Thursday
night
Mr.. Hughes. formerly IN charge Of
the sporting goods department of
local store. has been with the big
Leach organization now for ten
months ana has the enviable reputa-
ton Of selling more cars than any two
other salesmen on the big staff. He
has recently been in charge OF the
Arizona sales Of the bort. Liberty and
Premier and has been unusually sue
cessfuL Mr. Hughes believes that his
old home town offers a great OppOr-
tunity for the bort and another line
when he and Mr.. Leach have in view
and If he finds on close Investigation.
that his belief is based on fact.
Leach salesrOom viii be open here be
fore long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

{ ing business in Ford accessories while
4 the repair plant of Marker * Nonge
has been kept busy all week. The re-
+ pair work is not as heavy as it was a
/ couple Of weeks ago but the big shop
. IS kept working full time.
Preparedness Pays.
= H Fletcher Is ready for BUY
/ Your Car Now" week with a fun line
/ Of Oldsmobile models and he looks for
a good business. Mr.. Fletcher believes
/ in preparedness and while others were
doubling the outlook for business in
l the southwest, ne said little and
stocked up on all OldsmObile cars the
factory would give him As a result.
ne is now in a position TO care for
all the business coming his way on
steadily improving market
~ L NaCuin is on the coast for a
vacation but Travis Bailey reports a
good demand for Nelie trucks and a
. fair market for passenger cars. This
sales week Of the local dealers and
viii make immediate deliveries on
cars.
Severe Tractor Test.
A c. Tiemeier returned this week
from a visit TO the Chicago factory OF
the smith Form A-Truck company
and reports the big plant working TO
fun capacity with about $500 900 OF
raw material on hand and states that
the Smith concerns will be able to
Supply DLEALA OF LElLh aLLaLELlLFLELLIs
and tractor attachments for several
months. even though the material
market tighten considerably. On his
return Mr. Tiemeier found some very
favo-- Nle reports on the demonstra-
tons eng made up the valley by
the "lrh rm-A-Tractor- One con-
tinUn-e nonstop blowing exhibition
of . hours duration at farm one
mile beyond Anthony made big hit
with the valley farmers this week
j. T. Creel, OF the Pioneer Motor
company, is one Of the FL PasO deal
ers in DeminE this week and he is
pushing truck sales The Pioneer rep
resents the Vim, DENLY, AutOcar and
Bethlehem truck lines and has a FUN
stock OF all models on hand at the
present time. The fact that the com
pany can make immediate delivery
viii undoubtedly be a big help 10 Mr..
Cree.
New AutOcars Here.
The new AurOCars are here and Il IS
the intention OF the Pioneer Motor
company TO have them on display
either this afternoon or Monday morn
ing
In the event that the railroad com
pany gets a carload Of Franklius.
which arrived Thursday. spotted" by
noon today, the Franklin Motor Car
company VIII show one OF the new
Franklin brOughams this afternoon
The car has been ordered by O.. G..
Gray but L j. frost has made ar
engagements 20 show Il on his sales
floor for few days
Norman Carmichael arrived IN Fl
Fls0 on Thursday evening in his
franklin roadster after fast drive .
from Clifton. Ariz. over roads that .
are reported as very rough
Many Haynes Dealers.
The West Texas Motor company now
has seven active dealers in New
Mexico alone and they sent In orders
lEer s. o. BottOrff and his staff sold
three Haynes cars in FL PasO during
he week
". Fl. Williams. now IN Demlng for
he West Texas Motor company. sent
n eight orders for five-ton Wichita
trucks during the past week He viii
cave for old Mexico very soon and,
starting from Mexico City. will work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
One Ell Paso Firm
DeLiUers II rucBs
In Week; Optimistic

Twelve deliveries OF Republic
trucks in one week IS the record
Of the Southern Motor company
for the past seven days. While
the mark was hardly up 10 that
OF the previous week. this weeks
deliveries were widely scattered
and L N. CreEor asserts that the
big truck business reflects the
attitude OF the business men Of
the southwest in the present
business condition.
The deliveries were: Young &
Goddard. Deming. one Republic
dispatch; C.. W. Arnold. Alamo
Eordo. one ton and a half. r, F.
Brewer, Hope. n. NJ. one Repuh-
lie dispatch; b. B. E1kins, Albu-
querque, carload OF three, G. G.
York. Magialena, two two ton
trucks: Jesus Madrid. chihuahua.
two ton and a half trucks;
BOrderland garage. Las Cruces,
one Republic dispatch; South
western Buick company, East
Las Vegas. one two ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
ADAMS EXPRESS TO
INVADE THE COAST

IN taking up operations on the Pa
cific coast. one OF the first moves of
the Adams Express company was 70
add a big fleet Of Autocar motor
trucks for work in that territory
the Adams AutOcar fleet has been
steadily growing since these trucks
were first purchased by them back in
1909. until today the Autocars in the
service Of this big express company
number ass, according to adv.ces re-
ceived by J. l. Creel, OF the Pioneer
Motor company.
The policy Of the AutOcar company
TO establish and maintain factory ser
vice stations In the principal cities Of
the country has been q big factor in
building up the large fleets Of Auto
cars that are being used by many Of
the country's biggest corporations
that have branch houses all over the
land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
.iIEH MEXICO CONTINUES To BUY
MANY MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS
Some More Record Business Reported; Big Mitchell
Order Given; Southern Motor Gets Shock; Tractor
Attachment Given Twenty -Four Hour Test;
Tri-State Employees Form Band.

GALES Of both motor trucks and
motor cars have been unusually
good in FL Paso for the past
week. The trunk market again has
the spotlight and new sales records
are being made. Reports to the au-
tomobile department Of The HeroId
show sales Of more than 40 trucks
ranging from the three-quarter ton
size 70 five tons, during the week
Most Of the business came from New
Mexico. though west Texas also got
in for a share Of the orders. The out
Of town business continues TO be
larger than the retail orders in FL
Paso
In the passenger car market. Frank
J. Garrett states that the past two
weeks saw a new sales record set by
the Elllott-Garrett company for stu
debaker cars. this weeks retail bust
ness alone reaching close to $4,000
Buys 100000 yIItcheUs.
C. r Johnson. Of the FL PasO Auto
Sales company, showed his faith in FL
PasO trade conditions on Friday when
he signed mp for 100000 Of Mitchell
cars for the coming season and took
on a new contract. He also announced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11
FORDS REMAIN AT
THE OLD PRICES

Announcement by the Tri-State No
tor company that orders for Ford pas
senrer cars would stiu be booked at
the old prices has meant rush all
week at the Ford sales department
and sales manager Francis Edwards
has been overworlled- over IS orders
for Ford cars have been booked dur
ing the past 10 DAYS while the demand
for the new Ford One-tOn trucks has
also been heavy. Is orders being
booked in six days by FL PasO busi-
ness men
How long the Ford Motor company
viii let US book orders at the pres
ent prices, ] cannot say" said Mr.. Ed
wards. when questioned about the
possibility Of the increase. He init
mated, however. that the price is rul-
ing merely from day to day and that
there may be a change any day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

W A. Tunstiu received letter this
week from Charles F. Mathews. OF
Prescott, AriZ.. giving a report on
two big Knight tires on Mr. Matthew's
car. They have run 1000 miles over
the worst roads I'm New Mexico. west
Texas and Arizona and 7 have still TO
get my first puncture" writes Mr.
Mathews They are good for several
thousand miles yet and while I have
used all makes of tires from high
priced cords to cheap fabrics, I am
going to finish nv equipment with
two more Knights" He sent his or
der for two more knight tires for
immediate shipment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-11

More than 5O.5OO 1917 tags have
been sold in Georgia The total license
fund on hand is about Sl75.0oo. The
reserve fund TO be set aside from
this. unde~ the provisions Of the law.
is about $4,000.
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SALE OF YACHT "HAWAIID
Nov. 10, 1917, at Honolulu.

-
Pursuant to an order made I'D en-
tered on the Sth day of October, 1917
bye Honorable S. b. Kemp, Second
Judge of the First Judicial Circuit, sit
ting as a Court of Equity at Chambers
in Equity No. 2113, upon the petition
of Henry Z. Cooper, Chairman; VIII
liam H. McInerny, Secretary, and
Charles T. Wilder, Treasurer, being
the TFans.Pacific Yacht Race Commit.
e, that an order issue that they be
allowed to sell the Yacht Hawaii "
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Yacht Hawaii" will be sold at
Public Auction at the Auction Rooms
of James F. Morgan Co., Limited, on
Merchant Street, Honolulu, at IL
o'clock noon on Saturday, the 10th day
Of November, 1917, or as soon there.
after as the sale may be had. Said
sale il made subject to the confirma
ton of the said Judge of the said
Court. -..-->
For further particulars inquire OF
the attorney for the committee.
Honolulu, Oct 3, 1917. :.
HENRY Z. COOPER, Chairman,
WIN. Fl. McINERNY, Secretary,
CHARLES T. WILDER, Treasurer,
Trans-Pacific Yacht Race Committee.
PHILIP l.. WEAVER, -.
81 Merchant Street, ..~
Attorney for Committee.
6912-oct. 9, Is, %, 81.
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GETS TWO YEARS FOR
WEARING U. S. UNIFORM

Associated Press by L. s. Naval wtreiessD
TRENTON. y. j.. Oct. 9.~-Joscpll
Lazy, Pittsburs youth who sprane
into notriety a few weeks ago by pos
ing as Frank~Daniels. son of the sec
rotary of the navy, who is an enlisted
member of the marine corps, and Dor
rowing money from a number of PEG
pie on the strength of his fathers
high position, was yesterday con
victed of impersonating an enlisted
man of the navy and illegally wear,
ing a marines uniform. He was sen
fenced to serve two years in the fed
cral penitentiary.
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AUSTRIANS WOULD FORCE
ARBITRATION FOR PEACE
,oct...a Press nv II s Haya, w;rsIsss.D

ASSOCIATED Press by ". S. Naval W:reisss0
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 9,-DemoHstrd
items for peace in the capitals OF. the
Central Powers continue. On SCn0aS
III Vienna. says a despatch receiver
Yesterday, a demand was made that
immediate steps be taken for the St
curing OF peace through an agreement
for disarmament for the arbitration OF
al questions at issue.
In reply to this Prince AloeS Ltch'
tensteiu, president CT the lower Aus
trian diet. said: We offer our hand il
q pledge OF and plea for an honest
peace but if that hand is rejected we
will seize the sword which, with the
help of God. shall decide the contrc'
versy in our favor"
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IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI.
TON OF ESTHER P. JUEN FOR
CHANGE OF NAME-DECREE.

On consideration of the petition of
Esther P. Juen of the City and County
of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, for
a decree changing her name to Esther
=. Rosewarne. and there appearing to
me to be good reasons for granting the
said petition; ..-a
Now, therefore, by virtue of the au.
thority in me by law vested, and me
thereunto enabling, ], Lucius E. Pink
ham, Governor of the Territory of Ha-
waii, do hereby order and decree that
the name of Bsthef. p Juen be land
hereby is, changed 70 Esther P. Rose
warne, and that a copy of this decree
be published for at le"st four consecu.
tive weeks in the Honolulu Star-Bulle-
tin, a newspaper Of general cirenla.
ton in the territory of Hawaii pub.
Iished at Honolulu in said Territory.
Dated at Honolulu this 18th day of
September, A. d. 1917.
.- LUCIUS e. PINKHAM..
Governor of Hawaii.
6900-Sept. %. Oct. ., Q, 16. Fl
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ISHII BACK IN CAPITAL;
STEEL EMBARGO CAUSE
ASSOCIATED Press by U. s Naval wirslesG.l

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-NiscouEt
Ishii, head of the Japanese imperi"l
mission, who formally said goodbye
to administration officials a week and
more ago. returned to this capital yes
tefday and will spend several DAYS
here in consultation with the mcm-
bers of the licensing board Of the bu-
reau of exports. 1t is understood that
the matter of the embargo on steel.
which is seriously affecting the ship
building industry in Japan, will be.
taken up and an effort to secure lit,
ing of the embargo in favor OF Japan
ill be made.
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ITALIAN DIVER FIRED ON
BY u. S. DESTROYER
lAssoclated rress by U. S. NsraI wtreless }

IASsoclated FTess D Q. >. NsFaI WlIeIess-J
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct 9-Faii,
ing 10 recognize and respond 10 the
signals OF an American DESTROYER on
rhc lookout for submarines, an Italian
underwater craft was fired upon by the
destroyer gunRers. an officer and a
seaman OH the Italian diver being Kill,
ID. Following the first shell. the Ital,
i'm quickly hoisted her Colors.
This information was cab!ed TO the
ravy department yesterday by Admir-
al Sims, commanding the American
destroyer fleet in European waters.
Secretary Daniels. on receipt of the
news, cabled his regrets fer the unfor,
tunate accident to the Italian minister
[Ol marine.
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PERSHING AND BLISS
NOW FULL GENERALS
Associated Press byu S. Naval wirsless.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 3
President Wilson yesterday signed
the commissions whereby the rank oil
full general is conferred on Gen. Bliss
and Gen. Pershing, the first men to
hold that rank since the Civil war.
Gen. Bliss, as chief of staff and d.
recting head of the army, takes pre-
cedence over Gen. Pershing and
draws a salary of $4,000.
1t has been decided that all bureau
chiefs are to be major generals, while
Mai.-Gen. Seibert is mentioned for d
lioutenant-g eneralship.
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
AIDS FLOOD SUFFERERS

(Associatsd Press by U. s. Naval wireless.I
WASHINGTON D. G., Oct. 1.-The
American Red Cross yesterday cabled
so, coo to China, for the immediate re-
lief of the flood sufferers in the
Hoang river valley. with the an.
nouncement that 100000 more is to
be sent at once.
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REHABILITATION HOSPITAL
PLANNED FOR IOWA
tAssoeia.sd Press By U. S. Naval wtrelsss.l

ASSOCIATED Press By U. S. Naval Wirelsss.l
DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 9.-An
army rehabilitation hospital is to be
located here, according to an an
nouncement yesterday. The. hospital
will be equipped with thousand beds,
and will be attended by experts in
fitting artificial limbs and in instruct
ing men who have lost arms or legs in
trades adaptable to their manned con
ditiOn.
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Overnight Wireless
PACIFISTS CAN'T MEET
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
tAssocaatsd Press sy .. S. Naval wtrs'.ss1

SfUIA FALLS, South Dakota, OCT
=. The Peoples Council OF America
= pacificist organization. which hal
, Tanned 10 hold state. conference
lfcre in the cause OF peace. has had
reasons TO abandon its plan and the
conference has Geen given up.
Yesterday Governor Norhcck mott.
tied the council that he propos ed 10
Use Y hateyer force was permitted him
by law TO prevent any such conference
as Was suggested, whcreupen tic an
hnuncemeEt of the absndonmc1t of tne
Plan was MADE.
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NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS, MANoA
.s.. VALLEY.

There will be a meeting OF the Com.
mittee on Highways, Bridges, Public
Improvement and Garbage, to be
held in the Assembly Hall, on Tues
day, October .. 1917. at 4 p. m, for
tie purpose of allowing the property
owners and those interested in Manoa
S-alley,to discuss the question if any
hardship is done by the relocation of
one end of the lane known as the
ST0NE-VoN DAMN lane as to wheth.
er any private interest has been cut off
affecting tie right of the Board of
Supervisors in ordering this relocation,
and further as to whether the reloca-
ten is proper, just and equitable.
BY order of the Committee:
E. BUFFANDEAU, -.
Deputy City and County Clerk.
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