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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10

-Nuber ben Teleaatsn. benz
Sronb auiabt Geo. @. @errer uno
oerru .ntou G. 0oet. iuubnten Der
am TIenstaa uno Ggittwodl In ct.
YouiS iaeenben stnatstonpen,iou Der
0uiabts pi Columbus bic 0erren
oenrp 3titermaun. Gsrhnrb ollie
meper, dreb aobnnuesmeuer uub
u has' Serbpii bel 9es @rono
0niabts Satin, bic bisier mitae'
ncmmen, burite, tuenr audl Mat oil
ben ac,tlditliher &riammlunaeen,
och on alien, nit iplten Sonrertio.
men pcrbunbeueu seieIliaen rluterhaI'
tanaeu, wpsu in eriier 9inis Gin oro'
6artiees Snnfett aehbria. theilueh'
men. llno oas aeaiist urb iast aud
,uoti beiier benz 5tndferea &C.
ihleh,e su ais bic ben Mdnnern in
! 8ernthunasinale ubIieaeuoe areeit.
Tesunaeahtet aibt es teineu -Sriaht'
ber niht aerus auf iultheu Serlnmr;'
luraen pertrcteu mare. SIR bic Ib
, haItuua Der ndthidbriaen Seriamm
lune III bic Stnbt Columbia crto
rcn urroen. llnn nahbem alle ero
| Eeren St6ote im gtaote bic Ghrc ee
.uuroen aonoentipustnot su iein
rriro man iitl oudl eirmul iiir S9eit
phalin entiheihcu. weldle Stoot oud
uubt Sisier hobeu Gbre umsia I'M
bic iidl Der ebeuialls bobeu Sbre
oieie biliinauirteu Sinotstdracr 81
Sdfen ~ babcu. phreia sci8el
nirb.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
.yOHN BORGMEYER
2plhe Mennlrlci.

Gie otei NricpSruth Vmi'ldrc Nal
iuur. Sciirc gnS &lpinui naitttcu an
Sprntaa in Stalriiuna orn Nablnc;,'
AEtal,rtcru. GrecyCu SunsrSbcam
zen unn GOnNrr6sita,ieetru oem
CSrabe Geprae NoibiuRtouS in SRt.
sermon e;ucu Y 'ut cb unb hleltCn
10 ruhrsaoe Seoen Sum Eretic ecs
.9laterS bcS &oterinr0eS, boB nGS
idieiuheiliae uun Nhti,i'(rio N.p'u'
oilsthrSnen uerap6. mahUnp lie bic
ardnse al otr Grabiia.ic uicotr!e =.
ten. Ter Hrite Salipur erin. Ctte I'D.
SaS Grernteu &alcinnttr'S egr.t
iclaenot @ioniuna III bsidimplen:
.@epi0met uou 0tr brliil,acH All'
lion benz uufeyblihen @eoa3miB .ilr
8corpe @aihinptea. Sololt. Staai,
mann uno %airi,t pcltec ic.e =
unroe. nenn er ichen i6alt n +,
oos 2anb (Gnalanol. ii UeIheGl e.
acbcrrn ruree. uub bic Walton.
ueld,e iein Geuius ihuf, Seite an
Seite tdmpien, um bic IeHittI ~
pom Trud oes militarilhen geSpo.
tisnius 81 befrtisn.
genn es ucalith aepeleu rare,
bemcrft ba;u ein &eniethlatt. hdttr
Rdl Der abcper @nisinetpn's oh bic.
Ter nieoerti dd,,iaea Eaf;ramee In iei.
ner eoasrhdtfe umaeoreat nae ncm
e6aermnul bic elHiahaua suradas.
aehen. meid,e Der anifanb serbietei.
bier nieoersaftysiben.
NtsIe fne % sastfatsm1. IN eix
|esuatsss EN- Hsa1.sln -
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
>Snierriiartc 9liittciIHas
iibcr eiucn auten altcn Scfauutcn,


60 Ii, mchrindl bic &cIu,dltlra
ac6ubert nurbcn ieit,uS sahlrcihcr
6reurbe uuu Gplni,S NIpcr,rdutcr.
odb bic Ncri;clIcr bieicr bcIirbten
iGmiIicumtoiiiu wrtl rid't imi;drNC
lem niroen, ibr Grdporntc md
uicI lanDcr lieieru III tonrcn. met, es
lett on nuSUnrtincu Ocilgrauttrr
muuaclt. Us bCrsitrt ms NirGm
/ Etrlunccr, mittcii,u sa ttuucG, bCE
! bic Ntriiellcr. Er. %c,er 'otyrcl 4
Guns 60. GhiCnar, ,Ni,, IclbR
| iunhreno hiciec 9rieRsiritcn crieiR'
: rch ecmricu iiub. ibreu reecImaM
aeu @toari nr onSltrNiaer pciI.riu'
tern III eriarecr, 2its III obcr rur
Or SatioGle iuiuihrelbcu, ban ht
ibrr siaenen &erretyr Ia, HuSIauoc
habcn. hte auaemiCieu hub. Gil,
Niiltcl aniuwcreeu. uhre SIafdi
aui bie arilru, nm bic sSarc mad
ueuraIen 0a'enidbteu ~ trinGc1,
(as h,es nidt INNER cine Ieit)t.
auialbe III. miro man ppn ielblt uer
iteben. ,pcnn man eridhrt. blb etliat
oieier 9riuttr aus Niri,a tcwEuu
no tic In ihrem miletu ,3uit1uoe ori
ben giuaeburncu, ruter Der pcriouli
dhsu Anihd,t eer Spesinlaaeuteu ocl
Siymn a,iamme,t ,reroeu. GS ii
ielbhueritdublidh. ba6 rnier hicist
Serbdllniiisn, bsionoers menn maj
nod bis nm oas 5iniiahe eeitieas
men Cseon 9ranspurtiriteu, ipipi,
ben h6bcrsu Rreis far niles Wateri
,al, neideS bel Der 6eriielinna uni
SerpadnEa iHrer @sbisiren per
manet ipirh. in Se,rntt sieht, BIZ
llntuaen Der Seriieller pans euurn
aehiepeu limb. dber nc hnben bn.
ourh ihren 3fped erreiht - ibre pU'
puldren 6eiiu,itfel on ihrs Saenten
unb sunben pbne Ser,basuina pbe
llnterbrehuna su liefern. Sic haber
unldnsft mieeer einrn euliItdnniaer
gprrat eou Der lettidhrtaen grnh
uusiiubiidier HeiI.rauter erhalten.
bic Iar weuieIens siH Sahr allen
HnipFat Zen eenaAea wirn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
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Sebr. Gibputrid BON araplt unb otrr

Bebr. Tsibpotrid bon araple uno 6trr
Nlbeu SdlIiei uOn aueletupn.
-3m neientlifen III aui ben
arieasId,aupllte,. GurDpaS nlles
beim ,nltcu. YIN Der @eitirunt lurrbeu
bic 2eutihtn nod INNER tiittis ron
ben Gnaldnoerr unb 6rnnsuisn per-
bauer 10 pcrieltens lnuten bic cHg'
liihen 8sritlte. Tie u'guote fn5
nod nit letter urocrrinoirter
9ahiateit thdtia lin bieier @otle
lpuroen 65 Snuiinhrer uerieuit beri1.
tet). amcriinuiIdle Grinder, pbnphl
tdalih 800 Observation-Disclosures
Repiien patent,rt. lit eS mod uitt
aeluuaen ttp6s su enthedeu, ipprar
oieie Rntten trepicreu ibnuten, llno
iplorpe bnS nidt oeihChen, itebt es
idlcd't I'M bic Ntlttcrtm.
-saicbcr cin @epciS boR oaS
eluf ben Wcuidlcu eieI id,ueIicr aui
benz larAe erreidii, nls In Der Stabt,
moa ourh iplQeube Ssaeberbeit por
uriercm luraeu Grcuroe Gbarler I.
! 0cnie bcitltiGt rerbeu 4aum bnf
GbnrIep nnh lirae @attin iehS NO
den nui benz ganoc. bat,en lie oud
itlrr 8cinh uom Siordl. 'Taf
Der @pacI, wle allc onbtrcn. Iirbtr
IN ben WhIbnu per'ebrt oils in ben
Sinbten. III ia natirIidl.) Gbnrlsc
III icit lepteu Tpnrerstnn sum eriicr
@nlt Hnpa urb snnr Der @apn rinss
nicoIiter g0di:erlcius, 0nS uphl
tolb in Ireier Ratltr. ipte Die iura(
Rilnusc mi oem dslOe. modli unt
aeotibt mh ibm w;c Ser Mama. cine
Stnte icin iuirb. @rdmIirYen!
~Eic Guu.tn Gourt, bic mGbre:t
Ger Wuhe in Situna, rrlebiate ustr
oroereu @eitlditeh bic Wernctury
Der Scr0iicuiIihGuR btS eUuatn.
| iiuar'btrit,tss Der in bieicm IoArt
Ian otu MiuheiibiCtrubtn erlnilu
|murht. Ticicr Scritt bciicn g,ty9i
ieu;rd,nua inter teNChcrccr 5jucr
Dem GcuntU IN biciem 3olrt ar $7n'
aeipliel habcn tpilrbe. Mir
iIr sli9 ncbruit uuo eire Grpt
M lcbe 6auiIte i'm County ocinuo
Imcrben. Tiei,S .Stotemcnt" Mir
ouSidljicilit, i'm. WrItshIott rridcj
ncn eriien NcrnuSneber nIS Miuhci;
bic,c. hen Die %ublistcrure tcS IS;
,nOrtial $iatemcut" ron Der Gruy
,nsriprudleu crhiclt Scrncr rurSr,
BON her 6purt bic Snlubr ,eiSruit,
,luci puuhrrt TplIar per Sahr erhrb
lum 10 buri Srnrcu uub Grhohur,
ber 2areu. no eieits mn0lidh, :,
Gpuntn Sn,jc wieSer aui bic @e,N
N helieu.
-nerr Schn Nurpmeper iet,e Ec
nm Iunina tanilih in ben Seht &c
,nohe Der Staht nui be: ornra Cue
6nrm sslepcuen nltea sor,I's SrasC
rel unb bem mehrere gcres cnttaitC
nem S'ruunnh5. Cb Sphn ben %ia
bicie ithpu ieit ,isIen Sahreu mid
mebr betrisbene Sisrlaaruiattrr Au
lnae pieber In 8rtrieb su ieeen. ebe
besweaen tpeil aeitern in Der .aeituu
,u leieu Sob esr 6aR Bier stre aries 4
heuer bon nrcieinbulb Dollars 4
ahleu lei moourdl rabrAeiuli;1S be
trpdenen 9ebte ocS Spniumrntrn ei
9dmpier auiaeiest uno er iard,tst bo
geihdit mbdlte Edl niht rentiereu
meuiaiicns mint bic 9Srp,ente eiubrir
aenpie iene Nnlaatn aas benru hent
ben stliierten arieaSmprfmcr 'sena
aelicteri. au'acacben, eanpn iins nj
nitht uatertid.tct: ban CT nber idio
osn Daniel ieis aemorber IN. IN
brn -Hsal Gitntr sur enle- -Suhers
unb anaeins In otr aettana. wert
hieit Nnlane neht Grunbhlld lpiebe
y su& Bsyfnuh enoaebutea. erF&Jlft
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
9spti,!

llntcr;,id,netc mbtltcu hermit ie'
nen Narmcru, bic mod, upn ms ent'
Iiehcnc apmiiiiorsiddc in ihrem Sc
litc hnben. bitten, bieie bis ipateiteuS
l. Suni on urS at;ulicfern.
@eruer & Gr.
8otlblut 6ereIoro 9ulle G Iunatt
alt su iaufcn bel
z billip RreH Her.
@ciphnlia. Mp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
xofates.

SRI. Snlin Bptples mafte am
Nontaa Sreunben in q,nn ibre ani'
fuartuna.
SRI. Cecilia Quebbert Tom ON
Nurtne I'M Sutc ees Sitter Satbc
bon elnem s'eiufe in srsple tcim
-Serr Nrton 6. 6uer bat feline
3efibens burd, anbnu elmer neueR
.rprd' relhc Arbeit bic gebr.
Suriibnniet tsiureteH. oeriabrern
lniien'
,-Ghc rtdls auicbnIite 3nhl ocu
leIinholia's idneersm Glemeute
ruobnte nm Tienstnp Sbenb bent In
Der Sdlulbn'ls su GpIt aeaebcnen
(auSusrauleen bel.
Ter Iai. bal nuber ben lettcr
beiScn 9aocu, no bnS Setter nnac'
uehm. oui SaS 2pb Der idbufc
Norn, In ,(obrs". nod, tciren YIN,
iprud, MAIDEN ,ennen.
-0err Hnipn Sppsn nnb Spbr
Gmil iauiien bier nuionas Der @odll
mehrere Giel oni aeiber hatte Der,
0cpcn has llralad bel Meta. upn nj
aus er bic There perienben DolItc,
burt eincn Sturi POM 9ierbe bre'
Rippru su bredier,
Ter bphp. 0err Tiarrer \. VI.
Ticprnbrpd uno Stpeiier FRI
gissie. unhmcu nm Spnntoa Radi
mitioa nod Der &tiper. i'm Nuto b,l
Strrr Ridtcr gdlnuneder einen NuS
nua uGdi 2uUic Greet muicblt lie eini
ae Stunbcn bef hpdlp. Gnter Bad
meierS Gate marrr.
-ToInenb, Sinocr bic bier I'M 20
riceu M.unnie ben ndlten Srab dbipl
Dirt, puantcu am 6rritae Der Ora
ouirrnas'cicr in Qiuu bel: oehrictt,
Neumcl, aRorid Sdluribt. Getilir
gpramcucr. %erpnitd GnIirpp. Nm
euromcpsr, WnIbiIba SdepuerS uni
sipInid Crete
-@ut,uc Clara Seneucp bat "a,
burh &en,,ehen Der 8amilie 3r, Y
Il. @teitnlcptr uaiant aetrproCr,
sSphnhaus eeS VnnlicrS orrrn Nenr,
sEcirrnunr bergen uro ons ibrie'
oem neuen tauiuuth Gcter Hrtu
oer, bcr acncrn nit Der 3ohilie bic
nn0rtpmmer, cIS &rtrunn be.lai
len.
--Stinem 0errn Dem aarmr,. ~
liebr nirbt ieet has oehnihiee Sdn
ieincu 9els. ;lno iur hieien rrbal
iept ber 6arnrr einsu haIbeu Tullo
has s'iuuo bssablt TieieS autmil
tbiae 1bier, bnS ieinrS 8interilribr
beranbt. Dot ruiere Srmpotbie nm
ieinetmeeen bOiier mir bah Cd bal
SUmmer uerosn nbae.
-.9,idlter 0emp @Orts bradlte ne
fern aieRmtsr sie lett Serbf leptc
Sabr,s unb s.uor iniulee eineS oh'
tenbruhes. acknowledgements bic
neilte, bealeitet bon ihrsr ytidt
Srt. 6emiette Shliei. bic bier b.
: 1ante piIsete. ra4 rpoie Greet, N
iie rieeer be. OR 2pnter Erau pao
Dtinsn oabeiu iciu wirb.
! --sIaianas Der gsphe iaTeu picl
Slraer ppr @eiu. 6uli. a,apIe mn
aoeIbtpnn, bic nit Der County Gpur
In einu @eihdite ~ crlehihen bat
ten, bierbcrd. Gs moren untsr on
heren: Ridlter Senrp gurtb. Cob,
StrDoer, Hcul Sduls. unb asntb
0ansncr. aleri Weuer ber .eeralb..
Ennu unb TT. oenrn 2nettemcre
Retos beliebter Sahnarst nebii ibrr,
damilien ppn Msta; bic eerrsn oenr'
BlIlibrnnb nab i>enru NaRmnnn Do
nolt: Nihtes Ufpree Untas nnt Ul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
On perfsnien.

giie nph p9rrattiaen Aierbaur:a.
teinen aim.. kEo 81 mabieer Sri.
,sa hti mir 81 ,1alen.
etiiabeth Se5met
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10

@enn es ndt brd bic 0ioFerte 9reie aus @ ort In ber
Gunntaas,eneeu aemeibe mursen 6re rben mir co nid
elnuben bo6 BITE Seh6rben In Gatneun ons @hdt nu Die
Seihble uuieres enaIen gbsubes bsou aaben aus oer
aeritaniiden gauna:hurne bic brittle Stprhe aussumer
sen welfe in beutter uebsrisbana lautst:
llnb uu N bns Seer. has 10 prabeno enN itpur,
Tnrdl oerbeerenben ar'ea uns rno blntioe 9bnten
Tie Seimnth 40 ruuben ole heiliae 6lur
8. itr Stu bot oerlbitt itbe Spnr bic he trnten.
aeiu Spr ,tlbt mehr bas aemiethete Seer
Sie entlphen poer fislen bas Grnb oeft lie idlper.
llub bos aernbeidete Rnnner webt fssreiteid olein
On Der oeiniath Der Scleeu. i'm qnube Der Jrei'n!
,sar mtditsn oasnben .grab" pOridlcaen;
Tie @efiaeitihts Fe IN bas @elteeritt.
Fer 1enb ben euit bie Ratrioen beswnnaen,
Or Ihh Enp ein wir tendlteten ihn nid)t
aple 6, uniere @ree unb sdicraen aebuugeu.
Ire urerer dreihet Snc ioIIen ieu.
. geplicn tdmpien In uuireS 6rbieinoes Seihn.
Tas rern,teiGee gnnrer mphl 1berau weht
aber nidit oils Stnnbb reter Saracr Raiena!
SssalIa lpurraI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
TITLE GUARANTEED.

be paid day OF SALE the rest when Fes
had August and part NG'mo
1917
The privilege Of rejecting any or all bids is reserved.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10

Hseesisinna. hab be @fnner
~ esiess b bsausn sbss be aittes
nuAenl
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
9stis.

"a III Die Sslt.sail eeqHiHa
Z bit leiau1 babe. mgr:a urtet
areeum 2.S0o StanNa:S 20 ) S0ma.
ten aihsn. ecrlhieetEs Sc5A.tsr.
.0ra,es- nnh arestye .4yntes- Ole
lich ugr,reiilih iur 9iTipsrrana ron
Snhntrcith eianeu. bistet pu bier
eine ietr nnuhiae @slesenJel. iur
enc aUniiu;aiohri,sn 9,rSiaGhar'
iaan Cie Epn IN, Ganat. e.eie rod
pashaaA nen S,tlie' ii lear nupehu.
earen SrsiilR sa tan'en. SSor men.
Dc k5 e,r btiih petr erisiiit aR
5en.rp i lie,
&lRpaAtin. So.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1917-05-10
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5ranels seott aep

Ter 1idter Der Mmeritaniidem National cpmHe.
fO3 Jabaem ben GmslGaesr 40 iiebe "GeHirt..!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
WAR TAX ONAUTOS EXPECTED
TOGET INTOEFFECT ON FRIDAY
Kansas Tourist Uses Novel Boot Many Tourists Make
81 Paso a Stopping Point; Overland Stocks Up
on Tires; Gillespie Now Branch Manager
For Republic; Army Testing Out Cars.

Of old cars seems 10 have become sud
denly exhausted
Hoagland & Ridge report growing
demand from Mexico for used parts.
particularly seyen-passenger cars OF
high grade makes. They had seven
sales OF seven-passenger cars this
week.
Here's New Tire Stunt.
When J. II. Burnside, who halls from
Garden City, Kans., stored his car at
the Thomas Motor company this week.
ne sprung a new one on the motorists.
y blowout, 60 miles from a tire sup
ply, with no spare and no shoe both
cred Mr.. Burnside for a while but he
spied 4 dead COW in 4 nearby field The
animal had been skinned except for
the head, from which he managed 10
get a piece Of hide. At a nearby farm,
he left the piece OF hide to soak IN
water while they had meal. but the
odor from the hide soon chased away
appetite However, the piece was
soaked. fitted as boot and served for
the 90 mile run until the tourists could
get a new casing. For ingenuity It
takes the prize.
Two carloads Of International trucks
should reach the Oakland Auto Sales
company next week
R. W. Prosser. president, and L
Rust vice president Of the Oakland
Auto Sales company. spent the week
at the local offices and then returned
TO their home in Del Rio.
Denver Truck Man Here.
Il J. Mckenna. manager of the Den
yer branch of the international truck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

mans plaything and as passing fad,
Smith and Olds and associates saw
clearly the wonderful future in store
for it; backed their convictions by
money and effort on 4 gigantic scale,
and plunged into an extensive manu-
! featuring program In 1901, almost
the first year Of their manufacturing
existence. they built 400 OF the
curved dash OldsmObile runahOuts so
familiar TO every pioneer mOtorist- In
1902 they increased this to $500. which
is a creditable production for many
factories today.
These first Oldsmobiles found a
ready market all over the world and
became the property Of crowned heads
porous people of cities and towns Of
our own and foreign countries. The
queen of Italy. Sir Thomas Upton and
many other notables made their initial
motor investments in curved dash
Oldsmobiles. And so well were these
machines built that many OF them are
in constant use throughout the length
and breadth Of the land today.
Not only was Mr.. Smiths plant the
achieve quantity production. but it
was a veritable college for automobile
enterprise. A list Of the notables
who graduated from the Olds motor
works TO form companies Of their
own would read like a roll call Of
the captains OF the industry. Henry
Ford had not commenced to build
cars commercially. Dodge brothers
got their start executing an order for
1000 Oldsmobile transmissions in their
little machine shop; and Henry NJ
Leland established the Cadillac COM
Dany with the profits OF an order for
1000 motors for OldsmObiles-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

y AAIUEL L SMITH. age 81, tbs
- pioneer Of automobile production
- passed away at his home in De-
troit, Mich, a couple Of weeks ago.
To him home than any other one man
is southeastern Michigan indebted for
the automobile business. Detroit and
Lansing owe him much for establish
ing them as the homes Of this gigantic
industry
He was born IN 1880 at Algonac,
Mich. on the shares Of Lake St Clair.
but few miles from Detroit. He
early became identified with the tim
Der. lumber, shipping and railroad en-
terprises of the Lake Superior region
and was prominent in the early de-
velopment Of the famous Calumet and
Hecla mines For many years he was
n resident of Lansing. engaged in
merchandising and later became inter-
ested in mines
In the meantime Nj Olds was Ia
boriously working out the problem OF
the automobile. while making gasoline
engines in Lansing. Smith was quick
to see the mechanical merits OF Olds's
invention. The Oldsmobile company
was organized in 1889. with Smith as
president and financial sponsor and
Olds as general manager Smiths
sons, T. /. Smith and Angus Smith,
were actively associated with the en-
terprise, and continued so until II be-
company Plants were established at
DETROIT and AZ Lansing. although the
business was conferred at Lansing
some years later.
At time when all the world re-
garded the automobile as the rich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

had run over 10000 miles when Il en-
tered the contest, set q mark OF 33.4
miles. The other Maxwell driven by
John Buouor, had a mark OF ass
miles, according to the declaration of
the official judges
MOOre's car. Mr. Moore was out Tor
a record. He had made 80 miles the
previous night in private test and
believed that he could establish bet
ter mark E. B. Donaldson, Adolph
Buquor and the auto editor were the
First came the measuring OF the
gasoline. The gallon was twice meas
ured to see that il was right and was
then poured into a special tank The
tank, which was supposed TO be one
gallon size. still lacked about an inch
OF being full but the fact that the
Juice" had been twice measured was
considered and the tank voted over
size. The speedometer was examined
to see that II had not been tempered
spected and all was ready.
Up the valley and then back,
through the business section and then
out on Texas street. About this time
a stiff neck yet as result of craning
that organ TO watch the speedometer.
1t then registered 2S miles Ad gave
a sigh of relief. I'm satisfied now"
was his comment But the tenths OF
a mile continued to show up and
when II reached so miles, Ad wore the
smile that wouldn't wear off while
driver Moore looked as II he was
afraid that a deep breath would af-
feet the gasoline.
And then when So miles was reached,
the carburetor began to gasp. It was
feared at one time that BuQuor would
get out and try to push the car up 4
slight grade on the lower valley road.
However. the final gasp was made
when 35.4 miles had been registered.
The average speed was from II TO IS
miles per hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

W JAR taxes are expected to take
M effect next Friday. June l.
and the percent tax on all
new automobiles viii then be effect
i've. This is believed 20 be one OF the
reasons for the unusually heavy buy
ing OF new cars by southwesterners
this past week. Sales records have
been set, notably in trucks.
Il. G. Hill, OF LOrdsburg, was in the
city on Thursday in an effort to get
more Studebakers for his customers
there. He was only partially success
ful a. the EIliott-Garrett company
have only a limited stock and no as
surance Of any more until October.
The Babbitt-Polson company IS now
getting fairly regular shipments OF
Jordans and manager R. Z. Lewis
promises TO show some Of the new
roadsters during the coming week.
Accessories In Demand.
Deliveries Of accessories are better.
according to J D. Bukey. OF the West
ern Motor Supply company, and many
Of the back orders placed during the
winter are now arriving. The demand
from all parts Of the southwest is
considerably heavier. however, and the
new stocks are selling fast
Byars and company report scarcity
OF old cars suitable for wrecking for
parts Mr. Byars says that the stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
MAKING FORD ENGINE
A I6-VALVE POWER PLANT

A cylinder head with Is overhead
valves is designed for attachment to
the regular Ford engine. without tap
ping, or machining. The head is
water Jacketed and IS Of semi-steel
finished in white nickel and the eight
intake and eight exhaust valves are
one and one quarter inches in diam
eter valve stem guides are detach-
able and a special intake manifold
with eight openings is furnished.
II is stated that the use Of this
head doubles the horsepower. increas-
es the gasoline efficiency and also the
rapidly OF ignition, as the spark
plugs are located in the centers OF
the combustion chambers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

carload shipment BY express. here. on
Friday, 10 drive TO Maria for this test.
Z. n. Fletcher has been notified that
the Oldsmobile factory is now turning
out a limited number Of the Tight
six" models and says that Il is merely
a case OF waiting for the arrival OF
the new models in FL Paso-
Two carloads OF Dodge cars reached
the Lone Star Motor company this
week and were at once delivered 10
waiting customers.
More Mexican Orders.
Mexico continues to send in orders
for Hudson cars. according to II. c
Clifton, local sales manager. and he
believes that the market will be one
Of the big fields for motor cars this
summer.
The Payne Rakestraw company has
received advices that the saxon Trail
Blazer" which was here two weeks
ago, is now working north along the
coast from Los Angeles. and that the
trip TO san Diego was made over the
BOrderland route without mishap.
c. K. Chaplin. well known in local
tire circles. viii join the staff OF the
United States Tire company on Mon
day and wiz cover the territory ad-
jacent TO FL Paso-
L S. Talbot, formerly with the FL
Paso and Southwestern railroad. has
Joined the officed staff of the Quick
stock Up in Solids
D. c. Booth reports the arrival OF 4
big shipment Of u. s solid tires for
the Quick Tire service this week and
the immediate equipment Of the entire
Courchesne fleet with these tires.
The fine new salesToom of the
Wnfte-Hebbard Motor company at
Campbell and Montana is nearing
completion and Lee Hebbard expects
to be able to display the Detroit Elec-
trio and the Lexington in their new
home about June /.
Harvey Wilcox. OF the Lone Star
staff, is spending a few days at silver
CITY and Deming with Sam Watkins.
who represents the Lone Star lines IN
that field.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26
Net ALI Joy Ride as Run
Here Proves; 1874 Miles
on q SINGLE Gallon.

Did you ever ride IN an automobile
with which a gasoline mileage test
was being made7 The Maxwell fac
tory hung up prizes aggregating
$4,000 for a gasoline contest last We'd
nesday and two FL Paso cars COM
peted. One Of the cars hung up
mark that IS considered to be Gin the
money" as E. e AIoore's car. which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-26

VAR taxes are expected to take
A/ effect next Friday, June L.
and the 5 percent tax on all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-07
CLAIM OF OVERSELLING
HELPS SEND UP COTTON
Vague Peace Rumors Also Aid
Bulls; Drive Results
Near Close.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-No very
decided trend developed in cotton here
today, altho the market stood ut net
advance most of the session. Bullish
traders claimed the market was sold
out and In the morning especially, a
very ready response was made to buy
ing orders A soft spot came about in
the early afternoon, following the re
duction of SO points in spot quota
tsons, and closing prices showed net
advance of only to 9 points.
The opening was higher and in the
early trading active months We're 90
To 20 points up. This was the highest
OF the day. Buyers found little cotton
for sale around the contract ring and
bearish news was ignored. Vague
peace rumors served to more than bal
ance bearish influences until the early
afternoon. Here the easness of spots
resulted in n drive against the mark ct
which put trading months L. to IL
points under yesterdays close. To
ward the end of the session the mar
ket steqdied.