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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-31
SORGHUM CROP
TO SAVE SUGAR

With the retail price of sugar high
nine and one-half pounds for dol
lar at retail in Madison yesterday
and the supply restricted, the import
ance of growing sorghum makes more
than an ordinary appeal to the farm
ers of Wisconsin this spring. And
there promises to be snug profit In
the crop, too.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-31
WAR MISSION CALLS
AT WHILE HOUSE

The Italian mission, led by Prince
Udine, cousin of Italy's king, called at
the White house yesterday and ex-
tended to the president the gratitude
of the Italian nation for the entrance
of the United States into the war.
Prince Udine presented to the presi-
dent a letter written by King Eman-
uel. The mission earlier had called
on Secretaries Lansing and Baker.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-31

Henry Klein of Chicago has been
visiting here with his sisters Mrs.
Leonard Won VALID and Mrs. Daniel
Schilling.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-31

SEA- of swA, Sec. 16.
NwA of seq Sec. 16.
SwA of sell Sec. 16.
SwA of SELF Sec. IS.
SeH of SEA- Sec. 20.
Town 13, Range 5
NwA Of neA, Sec. 30
Town 13, Range
NwA of sw14, Sec. Z.
ME- swA of nwA, Sec. 9.
NJ se14 of nwA, Sec. 8.
NwA of swA, Sec. 20.
SwA of sw1A ex 10a, Sec. 20.
In sell of nw14, 17s4a, Sec. 29.
On W side of neA of nwA, S1aa,
Sec. 29.
NeA of seA, Sec. 80.
SEA- of se14, Sec. 80.
Town Is, Range 6
NwA Of neA Sec. 81.
Sell of nwA n of Dell creek, Sec.
81.
E1A of SELL of swA, Sec. 81.
Town 13 Range Z
Frac nwA of swA No. 2, Sec. SO.
Frac. sell of swA No. 3, Sec. sc.
City of Baraboo, Formerly Adams
S SIS # of lot 1 Il int, blk %.
w so 1T of lot 9, blk 25.
w 43 # of s1a of lot 5 and s1A of
lot 6, blk Sc.
Lot 1 and e74 of lot 2 ex. SO # off S
end of each, blk 81.
w SO # of lot 5, blk 46.
City of Baraboo, Original Plat
Lot 8 blk 5.
Lot 2 blk IL.
Lot 7, blk 10.
City of Baraboo, Browns Add
Lot 9 blk 5.
rds and by 8 rods and w in
NV cor of outlot II.
City of Baraboo, III. FL. Potter's Add
NJ of lots 2 and 8, blk 1.
City of Baraboo, G. A. Langdon's Sub
Division
Lot 10 Blk 1.
City of Baraboo, Moore C browns Add
Lot 8, blk Is.
Lot 4, blk 16.
Lot IA, blk 16.
City of Baraboo, Paddocks Add
Lot 8, blk 1.
City of Baraboo, Warren's Second
Subdivision
Lot 10 blk 2.
City of Baraboo, Peck's Subdivision
Lot blk 4.
Lot 1 blk 5.
Wa of lot II blk /.
City of Baraboo, Litchfeld Add
Lot 1 blk 2.
Lot 2 blk 2.
City of Baraboo, Litchfield Add Out
lots
WE of 2-3 of outlot 8.
City of Baraboo, Stanley Subdivision
Lot 3 blk 3.
Lots and 8, blk 8.
Lots and 10 blk 8.
Lots II and 10, blk 8.
Lots IA and Is, blk 8.
City Of Baraboo, w. H. Jacobs Sub
Division
Pt of lots and com. at Sc cor of
lot 4 thence W 255% # n 9TH # e
255A # 971s it, blk 4.
City of Baraboo, A G. Tuttle's Sub
Division
Lot 5 blk 8.
City of Baraboo, Williams End Add.
Block 3.
That part of blk w of Indiana ST.
City of Baraboo, Warren Park
Lots % and %.
Lots rs and q.
Lot 81.
Reedsburg City, South Park Add
Lot 1 Blk 10.
| Com Sc # of NV cor of Person
estate, 66 #, sely 104h it nelly 165
#, W to beg, S. 10, T. II, r. 4.
Com 165. # of NV cor of the Per
son est, 233 ITO #, III $40 # nwly
to Sc cor of Kate Persons lot nwly
to beg, 1924.
| Lot 1, S Park add, blk IL.
Village of Delton
Lot and sh of 2, blk q.
| Lots to II, blk %.
Lots 8, 10 and II, blk "a.
| Lots 10 to Is, blk SO.
| Lots z, s, and 7ft Of 10, blk A.
Village of Newport, Norris Add
Lots II and II, blk 8.
Lots to s, blk 16.
Village of Fern Dell
Lot 2 blk l.
Lot blk
Lot blk a.
Village of Loeb Mirror Park
Lot blk /.
Lot 6 blk /.
| Lot blk g
Lot s n of Corbet ave, blk 4.
Village of Merrimack
Lot 2 blk 6.
Lot 2 blk z.
Village of Lime Ridge
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-05-31

SeH of nwA Sec. 7.
NeA Of swA Sec. Z.
NwA of swA Sec. z.
NwA of seA Sec. Z.
SwA Of seA Sec. Z.
SwA of swA Sec. 8.
SeA of neM Sec. 10.
SwA of nwA Sec. II.
Town 9, Range 4
NeA of nw1A Sec. 80.
Ne14 of nWA Sec. rs.
SwA of swA Sec. 10.
SeA of swA Sec. 10.
Town 10, Range 5
Sw cor. of ne1l~of nwA Sec 10.
Town 10, Range 7
NwA of neA Sec. 3.
WIS of swA of neA Sec. 3.
Town IL, Range
SwA of neN Sec. 6.
NeA of swA Sec. 6.
NwA of sen Sec. Is.
SwA of seA Sec. 16.
Com. 16r 81 Of NV cor Of Sec. %, r
and W, 10 n and S, Sec. %.
Town IL Range S
SwA of sen Mineral 400) Sec. 8.
NJ of seA Sec. 8.
SeA of seA Sec. s.
NeA of neH Sec. II.
S1A of neA Sec. II.
NJ of swA of seA Sec. Sc.
Vol IS p. Is, Vol IS p 562, parcel
in nwA of seM Sec. 2.
Vol. SO p. 1872, parcel in swA of
neA Sec 2.
Town II, Range 6
S 15a SEX of neH ex. church lot
Sec. Z.
N 18a e1z neA Of sell Sec. Z.
WIS nwA Of swA SCI. 8.
WIS ga swA of swH Sec. 8.
WIS ia swA of nwA Sec. 8.
Town IL, Range 6
Pt. of SO OF NV BID. by st. and
by BARLEY, W by Potter, Sec. 1.
PIT of sw by NV bd and by RI,
by Lavoo W by lake road, see 105
. deeds, pg. 100 8. Co. rec. Sec. 1.
PIT of sw of NV BID by Wright
and RI, by rr. by Halsted, W by
lake road ex land sold to RI. See 81
Deeds, pig 43. S 60 records. Sec. 1.
Pt of sw of NV I'D n by Halsted,
e by RI, S by Schmidt, W by lake
road, Sec: l.
PIT of sw of NV bd by st, by
lake road, S by Radseck, w by sec
line except 81 deeds p 268 S. Co. Rec.
Sec /.
Pit of NV of me- See 33 deeds,
pg 244 S. Co. Rec. Sec. 2.
PIT. of Sc of ne. See 81 Deeds, p.
$40 S. Co. Rec. Sec. 2.
Town IL Range
NeA of neA Sec. 4.
NwA of neA Sec. 4.
SwA of neA Sec. 4.
NeA of nwA Sec. 4.
SEA- of nwA Sec. 4.
NeA of neA Sec. Fl.
SwA of neA Sec. FL.
SeA of neA Sec. 81.
SeA of nwA Sec. 81.
Town IL, Range
NwA of nwH Sec. 6.
SwA of nwA Sec. 6.
A strip of land on west side of neA
of nwH 20 rods wide, Sec. g..
A strip of land-on West side OF
SELL of nwA 20 rods wide except l.
rds. square in Sc cor Sec. 6.
Town IL, Range
321ka side neA of neA Sec. 13.
321ha side seA of neA Sec. 13.
S1b of ME- syA of swA Sec. Is.
PIT of s1a of sw, BID by Hubert
by Burke, s by Billiard W by Ridge
street, Sec 35.
PIT. of NV of sw BID n by 7th st, e b.
Emery, by alley, W by began, Sec
SO.
PIT of NV of sw BID by 9Th st, ant
by schoolgrounds, w by Barker st
Sec. Sc.
Town Il, Range 6
PIT. of Sc of sw com. on ne line o
Mound st, 16 rds from Remington 6
thence Sc 4 rds ne rds to alley, nv
4 rds sw to beg, Sec. 36.
PIT of Sc eff sw com on ne line
Mound st Il rds from Remington S
thence Sc rds ne 9 rds to alley ny
4 rds, sw to bee, Sec. Sc.
Town IL Range Z
NwA of neM Sec. 1.
NeA of nwA Sec. 1.
SwA of nTA Sec. 1.
Sell of nwsG Sec. L.
5Oa of creek SELF of swA, Sec. 1;
WIS., neA OF sMA Sec. is.
WIS sell Of Sw16. Sec. 16.
NeA Of neA, Sec. 20.
S 5a neK OF neh. Sec. 70.
WIZ nwA of nwA. Sec. 81.
Sc of highway neA Of neA. ~
Sec. Fl.
Town Is, Range
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-12-28

The men between p and 81 have been drafted to train, drill
and fight for their countrys cause, the fundamental principles
a day and the opportunity to sacrifice their lives. The scientists
and manufacturer have been drafted to furnish the supplies for
the supple S and the wages to soldiers by increased taxes on prop
mes and inheritance
There are men able to work, but do not have to because they
have incomes that enables them to live. They are the idle rich.
viii not work unless they have to. They are the lazy poor. We
are at war with the greatest nation in Europe, known in history as
the greatest pagan pirates whose Kaiser has declared he will rule
the Anglo-Saxon and Latin races.
Lieut.. Alex. McCintock, of Kentucky, a member of the Cana
dian Grenadier Guards, wounded at the battle of Somme, now in
this country on a furIough, in a New York paper says: Every
We've got to fight that way AGAINST Germany. It win be a long
war IN any case
The States of Maryland and West Virginia have made laws
that every man must be at work or the State will find a job. Not
only at work, but working at some occupation that will produce
something OF at some service that will help end the war vctori-
ously. The Court in Maryland has decided that boot backing is
not such an occupation. There are others. That is there shall be
no idle rich nor lazy poor. Every member Of a civic society owes
a duty as much as the soldier, sailor, manufacturer, scientist or
capitalists.
Food is as necessary as clothing, shelter or munitions. The
farms ar being abandoned because of the immense wages given
munition workers: Yet food must be had. Can anyone tell why
a man should not be drafted as a munition worker, ship builder or
farmer to furnish needed supplies?
At Camp Dix men are digging trenches with picks and shovels
to get hardened and are sleeping out in the trenches under
temperature below 70 or so elsewhere. Nothing is produced by
their work. The same energy to dig bitches and sleep in them, to
grub, pillow and cultivate would harden the men for war, like the
old farmers were at Lexington, Saratoga, Valley Forge or Freder-
icksburg.
There was complaint in the past year that there were men in
Salem County who might help the farmers, but rebeled because
ting In Salem County now and there viii be much shortage of
foods grown in Salem County in 1918.
Why should not the Legislature pass a law like that in West
Virginia and Maryland and requiring everyone to work !? Why
should not men be drafted to the farms, mines and factories as wei
as IN the trenches and for the battle field ?
Why not 7 Why not ?
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-12-28
Official Statistics

Sold this year the largest, finest Diamond
recorded in Delaware. More Diamonds sold
than ever Greater number Of Watches sold
than ever. Greatest year for LaVallieres.
Record year for Canoes. The house that pierre
ed, painless, more ears and sold more earrings
than any other three houses. More umbrellas
raised, bought of that house this year than ever.
Record stock. Record business. Banner year
Of one-quarter century house. Established
1892. Above statements facts. There's q
reason
20 SD STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL
WIN. G. r. WRIGHT, Manager.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-12-28

A Song for the New We
A song for the New Year. XXI
hours.
The dust Of defeat hath moi 8
flowers,
But fancy hath dipped them IN =
And brought them, all blooming
ty. to youi
A song for the New Yearl
strong.
Achievement through service. RI
through songl
No mountain too seh
move;
No labor too lowf
A song for the Ne
Joy
May never q discos
But. growing ia !
clear,
May It ever fnspir
cheerf
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-12-28
ACaIendar PartyIs
Jolly at New Years

"A CALnNDAR pp-ry makes 2 J
IN and inforfhaf entertainment
the evening Of New Years
or any night during holiday weel
is a very pretty idea to make the
tations look as much like the first
81 one Of the single ieaf caiendu
possible. Paste on a sheet of
note paper a leaflet from the cal
bearing the date on which tie
is to be held. Below this write:
This Is an invitation hearty
To my little calendar party.
Next Monday night at eight o'clocl
Bring all the wits you have In sto'
Be sure to come whate'er the we
Wen have a jolly time together.
When the guests have arrive
nounce to the assembled compan
they have been entered as cont
in a calendar race. To prepare
take one of the single leaf CO
which you can buy anywhere
cents.
for ev
leaflets
all over
living re
wherever
At a Civ
whistle or
body starts
This can b,
as short q I
The first pl
person who L
number of ds
calender leaves
mental calendai
ond prize SHOULD
has the most ca
one month, but it
r to swap leave
A little diary ma .
prize.
tha naon,~
80 "no nnu
Msa primo
Labor day (the frs
tember) and Than
snt nr.na S : ~
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For ,-nstanca 49,
canhar Ok
sap+s mans
NJ = 1ss
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-12-28

great world war. Each play 4
slip, reads It aloud, and whoes
names the event that makes it
receives the slip.-New York VI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

Denver district. visited the Lone star
Motor company this week and VIII
also visit Deming to inspect the
Dodge cars in army service there
r NJ. Ramming. Of the Rammin7g
Motor company, was taken suddenly
III on Friday morning and IS confined
10 his home.
A. i. simpson, OF the simpson Rice
company. is still confined to his home
by illness
C. F. Russell, the new manager OF
the Automobile Tire company branch,
is here from washington. D. C., ana IS
so pleased with Fl PasO that ne IS
already writing his friends IN the
national capital that he viii ride home
in a private car inside Of two years
n r. Motley. accessory manager OF
the Tri-State Motor company, is az
tending a jobbers' convention In chi
Leo J. frost. Of the Franklin, went
to DemiuE on Friday 10 deliver
Franklin car 20 customer there
Howard IT. Williams, OF the Frank
lin Motor Car company and Mrs " IL
iams. are in Indianapolis to take de-
livery Of a new MarmOn roadster in
which they viii drive back 70 Il
Paso.
Howard Xix. of the BOrderland stan,
expects 10 20 to the Texas concentra-
ton camp Of the army next week
RED Livingston. OF oaseoall Iaine'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
DriUes Nearly a Hours
Attracting Speed to Win
Wager Over Long DriUe

CoffeyviIle. Kansas, no longer will
look 20 the illustriOus Walter Johnson.
idol OF a million baseball fans. as its
chief bid for fame Fred Etchen. mer-
chandiser OF motor ears. has just
eurned the trick that VIII keep Cof-
feyvine in the glare OF the umelight
for some time TO come.
Fred is the presiding genius OF the
Etchen Auto company, distributors OF
Studebaker cars for CoffeyVille and
vicinity. and is so full Of Studebaker
enthusiasm that he just bubbles over
when the name is mentioned. The
other day a friend made q casual re-
mark 10 him about the cross country
record OF a certain make Of car. Fred
true to form. said il had nothing on
a Studehaker." or words 20 that ef-
feet. and forthwith bet the man $1,000
that he could drive his car TO Denver
before the hands on his watch could
was accepted and the friend invited to
come along.
Etchen is the pOssessor OF what Is
said to be the haudsOmest automobile
in his part Of the state. The Canary
Coupe is six cylinder. so horse
power StudebGker stock chassis with
q de luxe body-but not a special rae
Ing car Painted a bright canary yell
low, II presents most distinctive ap-
pearance- This was the car selected
for the race against time.
At o'clock Sunday morning. Sep
TENDER 9, the party left Coffeyville
with Etchen at the wheel. going
through the Flint hills between Cof-
feyville and Wichita. through the
sand roads to the west. up over the
Rocky mountains 10 Pueblo to Colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou and thence
on to Denver. averaging better than %
miles an hour. arriving IN Denver at
4-29 Monday morning thus winning
the wager
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

he could display them. At that, he
declares he has no kick coming
Buick shipments are coming through
regularly and the RamminE Motor
company reports a good business
Electric Is Delivered.
The White-Hebberd Motor company
made delivery Of a Detroit electric
this week and Lee Hebberd declares
that business in both eleCtrics and
I,exingtons is quite up to the high
mark set by this firm during the
past two months.
Three carloads Of SaxOns are rolling
for the Saxon Motor Sales company
and J. Richardson Smith promises
that there viii be some sensation
when the cars are displayed. Some
more minor improvements are re-
ported but Mr.. Smith is not making
any announcements or promises un-
til the cars are on the floor The
Saxon IS selling well at Deming and
one carload will be unloaded there.
Studebaker prices advanced today
and the past week has seen big bust
ness for the ElliOtt-Garrett company.
They have a good stock Of cars and
the making immediate delivery on all
orders.
An active sales campaign on trucks
is being made by the Pioneer Motor
company and 7. Z Creel announces
that several dealers in New Mexico
and Arizona will close contracts next
week for both AutOcar and Bethlehem
trucks.
Tire Business Heavy.
Two orders. each for more than
$500 show the wholesale business in
REPRESENTATION tires during the
p-St three DAYS" said Jack Silver
sparre. Of the Boss Rubber company
The fact that We have not yet ad-
vanced the prices may have some
thing to do with the big buying but
both wholesale and retail business
has been heavy-
Auto supply company announces FUR
Their improvements 70 be made in the
GOODYEAR service OF that company
Afr. Bauder IS placing more equipment
and promises that the service given F.
by his company will be cup to the F.
second all the time.
Sold out OF Haynes.
HAYNES business was excellent again /
this week and the West Texas Motor I
company has again sold out its stock /
but two carloads Of cars are nov /
nearing FL Paso.
Don't let anyone talk war scare" /
IS the advice Of c. r Johnson. OF the ]
81 PasO Auto Sales company "Our I
only kick IS that 7 can't get Mitchell ]
cars fast enough TO suit me"
J. ". Wade. Ajax tire manager Of
the Shelton-Pavne company. reports I
a growing wholesale Business for the Z
guaranteed tires while the retail bus /
mess has been more than holding fits I
own New Mexico. IN particular. IS ]
developing into a wonderful market ]
for Ajax tires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
T his Man Has Two
LoUes and They Keep
Him Busy Changing

There is an old saying that once a
man gets into the newspaper business
he can never get out for there is some
attraction TO hold him. It seems that
the same saying applies to the motor
car business but when a man has been
both newspaper man and an auto
mobile salesman, what is the poor
fellow TO do?
Jack Brace was an advertising So
Hector Few years ago. Then he be-
gan to eXtOl the beauties Of the Buick
TO prospective buyers. But the grip
OF the newspaper drew him back but
only for a short time and then Jack
went TO selling Chevrolets and to
finding out how close to the edge Of
Mount Franklin he could get his car
without rolling off But once more
the grip Of the fourth estate was
felt and Jack went back TO the adver-
Using game and announced that he
had solemuly sworn off on automo-
biles-
It was too good to be true. Once
more he's drumming Up business FOR
the Chevrolet, which he asserts is the
best car ever made. Jack is now ter
ritory man for the Southern Motor
company's Chevrolet department and
is now i'm the territory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
MOTOR BUSINESS VERY BRISK;
DEFINING ROAD To Be IMPROVED
More Selling Records Are Set by Local Firms and Pros
poets Are Bright for Busy Fall Season; Jordan 'Dis
play Cars Are Sold Before Display Rooms
Are Ready; Big Tire Orders.

70 Gimble grocery. while the United
States reclamation service got d.
livery on two Troy trailers- The
Southern Motor company had a big
week with Republic trucks holding
up the record average set during the
past two months, while Chevrolet
sales were brisk and two Chalmers
were delivered Other firms report
goOd business.
Ben Mckenzie, Of the Toltelk, de
clared early in the week that he had
20 have a Paige or Hupp sale every
morning or he would go without lunch
and Ben hasn't looked hungry
New Equipment In.
The shop equipment for Marker &
Yonge is being rapidly put in posi-
ton and enables that firm 10 greatly
increase its shop work.
Three carloads Of Chevrolet models
reached the Southern Motor company
this week. They are again making
immediate deliveries on all models.
p T. Lewis and his assistants are
busy getting the new Jordan sales
rooms fitted up. Mr.. Lewis had ar
ranged for an elaborate opening with
a display Of all Jordan models but he
declares that the prospects wouldn't
wait for the painters to finish and
grabbed of his display cars before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Only Half State
License Seals Yet
ReceiUed In City

Very few more state motor
license seals reached FL Paso this
week though another big ship
ment is expected not later than
Monday or Tuesday. So far.
about half of the applicants have
received their seals and the
others are wondering where they
get of at.
1t seems, however. that the
seals are being delivered to the
highway commission in ship
ments OF 5000 at a time and are
mailed out TO applicants in big
catches as soon as the seals are
available. The FL Paso motorists
who applied for licenses prior TO
August / and who have not vet
received their seals should get
them within the coming week
while the late applicants should
get theirs within a fortnight
Information as to horsepower
ratings. application forms. etc.
can be obtained from the auto
mobile editor Of The Herald any
morning next week, except Fri
day, from TO 10 a. m, or on
Thursday and Friday evenings
from to p. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15

~ EN- MCKENZIE. manager Of the
X ToItelk Motor company. spent
II the greater part Of the week in
DeminE and found business so good
that he had an entire carload OF Hup-
mobiles shipped there for delivery TO
army officers. with whom the Hupp is
very popular.
DIT. Leonard Taber, OF silver City,
was a visitor with the Elliott Garrett
company on Friday and left for home
on Saturday morning with two new
Studebaker de luxe touring cars for
customers in the New Mexico city.
Mrs Florence Pfeifer has resigned
from the office staff Of the Tri-State
Motor company, after two years Of
service It was only recently that she
announced that she might be ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
NEWSY PERSONALS OF
THE MOTOR TRADESMEN

dressed as Mrs. Pfeifer. but a few
weeks ago Mrs Florence Wiseman
was ouiellr married 10 -. Prefer,
who is in army service.
Among the Ford dealers visiting the
Tri-State Motor company this week to
arrange for new stocks of supplies
were Harold Scott. of Elephant Butte;
O. W. Arnold, Of AlamOg0rdO, n T.
Casner. Of Alpine; J. T. Hood, and F..
b. Bledsoe. of Douglas.
Brown Lowenkaupt. OF Covington.
Tenn. has Joined the staff Of the Tri-
state Motor comDany- j. T. MAYOR is
a new employe OF the Tri-tSate.s re
pair department
p f. Barker. OF the ElIiott-Garrett
company, is in Demins on Studebaker
business.
W. A. Riley, Studebaker factory
representative. spent the week In
northern New Mexico.
s A Biggs. Dodge manager for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Sold Out OF Hayes.
NEW OILERS FOR The
SPRINGS OF ALL CARS

has secured the distributing agency
for Arizona. New Mexico and west
Texas for the G. Z. ". spring oilers,
a device recently marketed in CALI
fornia which maintains fabrication OF
the springs Of all cars. The device IS
a very simple one and and unusual
with auto accessories. also very cheap.
1fr. McClintock promises that the Dill
ers viii soon be on sale in III Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
> NANnl0Us approval 1

? NANIMOUS approval IS heard
from all quarters or the ac-
- ton OF FL Paso business men
who have raised a fund TO improve
the road between Deming and FL
Paso. This work Is already under
way and the Deming road will be
in good condition in a very short
time.
Sales continue 20 be good with
the FL Paso dealers and the break
due to war conditions, which has been
expected for some time. IS still far
away. The Eliott-Gsrrett company
report Il Studebaker sales this week
while the Lone Star Motor company
also had a big week. Included in
their deliveries were carload ship
ments Of Dodge cars to Alpine, Las
Cruces. Peccs and Demiug: Hudson
supersix TO the Chino Copper com
pany at Hurley. three and a half ton
2. W D truck to Grand Creek Mines
company, at Wilcox, AriZ-, three
quarter ton @. n c. 10 Watson groce-
~: ton and a half g. n. c. TO Crombie
& company. two Vim trucks TO Wat
kins Motor company, and Vim truck