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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

beIie meo ben ioreitoacnoe gll Imcri.
can fulfilling / Goliieiim bopoe lam.
LEI propflllot SuS % bleo Ell Itor
Sutces, Tom loper qobt Tor lloitiI.
lingell. Ger nar Ell NGnQoc uloelea
uomerfeoe Gang % Wuiitnmmre og
6olfeoanie, blonot onoct o9iaa Ell
norif Sprirgar, iom qiorbc itor
Spffe. Noronirnocnca Sanqiorcning
giproe iom altio fine Sa1er iurtrGf.
iellg og beiteOe itormenoc 9Ipplolts.
Toreninoeu lang "Sangerb;licn".
"Hano OF Mine" og "Yfltutra 9tuli
s%unttr".
Den beficnbte Senor Slrnc Noro.
fog, feot / Storp Gitp, Soma, %
iom / fin Sib leoebe Oct ltore Central
Soma Choral Union paa mere emo
to bltnorebe Stemnrer, bar mt IIooet
Jig neo iom Sanalprer / Cos 9lnaele5.
Sorlloen at bare Sanger er Norolfoa
Spfinoer paa Seleionien9 % ScIe.
grafiens Snlraabe, o. par / Reaic-
ringers Sieneite UNDER Griqen. lin.
Ser lit Spbolo / Waibin9ton op-
troaote ban iom SoIiit / Sirit Erc9-
bpterion Church, iom ErGitoent @iI-
Jon tilberer.
Gen norifc Speraianger Sans
9rooal er Tor n9itc Spion fupttet
til 6oiteatret / 9eSint. anholt. Yaa
gteoreiicn bol6t ban &oncerter /
6reoritaitob, Sorp2borg % 6reorita-
balo.
s oen me 2iIte ooer nnliifalife
Npbeber, iom 6orlaget 9lrtbur g,
Scbmiot So. / Boston nctop bar uos
ienbt, er oen norite Somponiit Srpgue
Sorill5ien rcprGicnteret meb TO rlpe
Grbeiocr for Tiano, ncmlig ell %olS
ban bar falot "Sn9rib" (0p, "a,
90. -, % "Siqne3 @eobing
Wfarcb"; heSuocn 80 tie Niiillg
Sim" TOR @iolin og Yiono.
225 N(ar er set iour iioeu SEN
fienote Solmcoigter Sans @rorion
blep loot, @rorion por forit Treit
/ Manorup, icnere / Senoer, gifts
PROFIT / Hibc, bpor ban blcp 9iitop
/ 174t. Gn iieloen &ierteporme oo
barnlig Gro l,omcrfcr DC ileite al
hans Salnter. Gn norif Soriattcr
ifriper ON ham; "9rorion or for.
trinspis Sen egeltlige Solfeianger og
ligeiom ban fang fig ino i 6olfetS
Sierter, ioaleoeS lagbe bette bans
Soner frenlior auc pau i'm Sunge."
@rprion bar l,ogipet "Sroens rare
a%lcnooie". Otter bans Seo l,bfon
hans "SpancIang". 9isie Sange err
i"oriottct / sc iibIte Iar al bans 2eoc.
tio til Spmllntring unber bans ofte
itore Sinos- og 2egenlSlioclier. s
Sanoitabs Salmcbog ftnoeS life min.
ore enc 81 Of grorions Sallner og
al bans Speripttelier er sc Salmer
inotaget / iamnle Salmebog.
s bisie Sage lpgeer Ben berpmte
nprife Gomponiit Gbriitian Sinoing
iibite @aano pua ct tort mt @erf, en-
Spnfoni / Sour, bpormeb aonnpo-
niIten bar arbeibct / lGngere 3ib.
Gen me Spnlfoni blcp alereoe / Wtai
antoget til Opisrclic al Gireftionen
ipr @emanbbausfonccrternc / Scip5ig,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23

boor Den / @interens Sob fol oplcne
lin llropferelie unocr oet bcromte
Irtbilr Nifiicb8 SeocIic. Set or ct
tpocligt legu pao, bpiIfcn bsi gn.
ieelic ben gcniole Noromano npoer /
llolanoct, at Ell mnllifalit Snititltion
al o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tore pc.
tponing % boie Hong iifrer iig bans
me Tcrf, Tor oct enoult er fuIoiert.
"Iftenpoitcn", ariitionin, ifriper
ulloer Soc Sing, at Carl Seniartb ira
San 6rnnciaco or nctop fouunct til
Norge for / fuIOitruoig (iIboqctrut
fenbeo at forbereoc fig iii en- OIltiif-
toucert, iont fol qoa al Stabclcn /
9tem gort / &iutcr. Wfr. Scuiart err
Siariit, ~ Nor gommel, o. bar ole
rebc aipct ell Rptfc &oncertcr i ilere
9ner / gmerifa.
Gen berenrte %ipcnIfe Sonqcrinoe,
ariitina Hilion, elcr iom heuoeS
Napn egentlig Ipoer, 8rcpinoe Sc
Gaia Wttranou, fpl0tc IS Ior oeu
20Oe Nuguit. Sum bar opholot ii9
/ CONNER / Spanicn, men mente at
folnne biem til Sucrige, ioa bun
flr1ne ieirC lin To0ielS0od / Sicnlulc
bpgoen.
Den oanife Niltiiftrititer oa Gont.
poniit Charles aicrlIf cr ocr 22oc
9lllguit aigaact peo Soocu / Ell 9llocr
al 81 Mar.
Wso Charles 9ierltli foriuinoer en-
Ggte aiebenbaoncr, muntcr, ilogiGr-
oig og inti6ig. San blcp fg0t / Gio.
bcnhapn % porcoc op meo @pclr, ban
lepcoc mco / bellS Stloenterlip, /
oenS SourloliItif, / bcu@ litcrGre oq
mlliifalife &liffcr. Charles Gicruli
bar ct mlcQct mliifoIif 0emnt. go.
gen opbcre muiifalif @Cqaucl,c bar
ban 0crimoo neppe. Sans &ompoli-
tioner hcrcr oen letterc @enrc til oo
/ lin &ritifcrplrfiomheo hopbe ban
iiffert Ell Iterrc SorituoeIlc al Sen
lcttere Otlliit emo Witiiffritiferc ilcit.
San par imfiolertio ct lanpo3 Qoot
&oOe og en- iaa imioiq og c~laitiif
Natitr, at ban ogiao iorito0 at ppro-
lpttc ben alporligerc Wtlllit. Com
Wiltiiffritifer / "Tolitifcn" / Ell Ior-
rPfte eoebe ban itor Snoflpbelie paa
oct fisbcnbnonifc Wlliiflio. San bar
pGret uoiat for ooitiQig alanocr iom
Vfuiiffritifer, men ban par III alligc-
bel Den melt aniCeoe Mlliiffritifer /
&lebellbuprt. San fltnoe ncmlia
ltripe. &nn Dor fife bare Wl,lifer,
han bar ogiaa Soriatter % Sour,
naliIt. San begpnote fom Heporter
og Gauieltr, foritpo oerfor bcbre emo
Mt1lifanntelocre / IIminoclighco at
ifa6e Sournaliltif al Whtiifbegipenbe-
oerne. &an bar en- berlig 6eitarral-
ger, Ell munter Siieoigter og for
noielig neutrality-suspicious.. San bsrte
life iii DC. melt opbplpien0e Hatltrer,
men ban bcppgcoe iig meo 2ctbeo og
elegance paa De Setter, ban oprfet.
NoromGnoenc5 Sangforening /
Seattle bur MI, otter bel operItaoct
Sangerieit | Tacoma, for 9lpor gaoct
/ Sang nteo fine &Ioncr for @intcr-
iplonen, ~Itripcr "y8oib. Toit." GIT
Songerne goar traplc Sage / MeOc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Gpru Srittcrs.

I'll Ell Same "Rorulct" caCr op,
hoftct Goru t%ilioica > piIpeoc 9GR,
II (hcifc SaIt. en- Spiirite Sut
fer, 90 NOT Mel. hpori Ell Ebcite
@utinQ Bomber rr bIouoct, iou oct
fon IrQac2 mco en- Sic ~ / toQcuoc
SnuIt u itcQc9 til DC cr Go0t
bruno o. lrqQc9 ocrpua op pno brmt
&aplr, iou alt 6c0tct tou lobe al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Cpunrmet gnr mrS 2Gaqcinucc.

Gu aon0e Gar ipttc5 op / en- @ruoc
&ouo % foyer en- boIu Eimc. Soa
oabnes aonoeu ioriigtig o. al 5oiten
lilies al, bporpao &areu bpGlue5 no
poo Y}ioten al ct parut Sac. Cm
frina Sarcn bauea Grter, JON Cr til
lat nofioo meget Smer 90 til Ben Ter
pere5 9Ggqeiauceu, Tom laDc9 Al rig
brio Soucc, iom er tiIiot ct haur0
foqt 9Gg, iom cr itampct Igiennem ct
SsrilaQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Somnt Scup.S nlat.

Son TO Stopper Souot Salt, entCll
al iriitc cIer toQte Somater. % irer
Den Il Sop Goojf, ION life moa
oGre mcgct iterf. sap iao ialmlcn
meo set , Spiiciteer @elottL, Ell
Spiieitec Gutter, ct liDct HalubGr
bloo Q5opleoi), &laocuc ira 10 Gel
lcriitiIfer, , Stiper &oq og 11a Spis
icitc G~itrouiait. @up ultiammen %
/ en- @rpoc og~rer / oct belle Chen,
til set cr paa G%ogcpruftct, OF iii oct
ioa igicnncm eli fin Sil. SUt ioa
bette op / iiubaffet IS % uoar oct
begpnocr at itiouc, ion rer % | oct
list iinifoQruc Suolbluoc % huU oct
iao op / en- Jorm. Roor set cr aloe.
les itjpt, iao bppIp oct no o9 bou
omfring Iornlcu hoarofoate 2Gg,
ifoorct / StiOer lanqeeitcr, "@rcen
Peppers, ifonrct / fjuc StrimIer, %
liot iinhottct Sellcri. Scrper Qiapou.
maize til Solotcu cllcr icrpcr ocu mcO
ipIqcnoc Dressing: Gn lbeifc Solt,
en- Gbcifc tor Srnncp. 10 Gbeifccr
Suffer ct Iioet @rou aaienlc @cber,
ct belt 800, t15 Spiicitc W2cl, ,
Spiicifeer Corn CiI", y Sob
"Gpaporoteb giiIf" % Il Sop %
oil oq a Sop Gauo. @It octte rerc5
iammcu - Sc terrc &u~grCoiCuicr
muu ierit rsrcS aoot no = % ioo
bauc5 oct % / Ell Double Boiler og
fpuer til 0et or inf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
Hteumafisme.

Barren 1893 blep ie9 oHgreber az WeiNelgiat %
irfla uliuatprif Rheumatisme. ) ooer TIRE Aarleo
lea. lpnl TIM ben Der bar prepet oct fan oioe. Sea
1priegte MiobeI eitcr Miobet % SGQe etter SGqe
men buob einoriug lea trhplbr par frt n%tlcterti'
big. I,rNoV fnnbf ,ies ct Wtibbef. her helbreeebe
mig f%uibftrubia, % Spdopinrtsn bur fiecn life bit
fla. Sea bar atpet Dtiolet til Here. loin nar haarot
pnarebne eller enoog ienaeliagenoe az Nheiita.
fiSnte og bet hdr bfIbrebe ietbpert 3tfqloe.
Sea pil bape enhper S,benoe al Rhenmottsr1e
/ bniierinmhelit 6Drm til at tprIege bt5ie piouns
berltas belbrsoenoe ar9fter. Seao life et Sent;
ienb finipslthen bit ,9tapu ,pg bin Abrtsie. % isa
pif isnbe MibIet at preOs nit. otter at tu bar
bruat bet NJ bet har NIT iS at Orrr bet l9nge sf.
terieote Wthbel til SeIbreoelIc az bin Rhenu1aa
tisme, tan bu ieube mig Yriier for bet. en- Dollar.
men inert big pel. ie9 nil life BABE olue peuge
mebminbre bn er iuloitpnoi9 tiltreos rneo at ieuoe
benz. Or fife bet ~riueligtI 8oorfor Iioe I9n9er.
uour Infer einoring iaalebes babes big fritl M,
Fat life. Sfrip ioaa.
Mark n. Jackson No. 260F Quincy Bldg,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Wr. Sad'on er paolioelig. Goenitoaenbe Or.
Herring lamb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-23
%ir0iuin Snlnt.

StIUr % toloc, toQtc Eotttcr /
Eerutuacr. loa oct bIjr IL Sop iulo..
st tol0t toQt &lomtaolboOc ocle2 Oh
/ paste ltprr Stpttcr OF ire Iomotcr
itirrc2 on ! ire Stuttcr nucr. Npcr
Al ol3ic. @roulalCr lUQQc2 ocrpoa OF
/ Trcnch Crc@ltug TOM louc9 puu ipl
qcuoc N}aooc: / Spiicitrcr Cuur
Oil , Spjicitccr (urroqou TiuClur,
- Sbeitc "Ncppcr Snllcc" % cit holu
Gbeitc Salt rorca iammcL o9 hcri
bar man W%Iomtualcu 0. u ll2
Stop Neuicfioo (folt &oluctieo ton
ogiua brlgc2) flores oNiua / (ernin
ger % 3 bouroto9te 9GQ ltirrc2 /
imon Stutfcr % 0i9ic 8iug blouOca
mco sc opifonrnc Yotctcr og oIt
iommcu irorc3 paste meqct W,ouou.
uaiic, hpori man bar hout nolct
Gotiup. Sua bar man octtc / WtiO.
ten al ct To0, logger @Iomfnulitnf
fcruc omtrjng % Tomatinttcrnc
l,ocnior Dem iqicn. st hoorotoqt
9Ga bclca % / s Stnffer ~loug3eiter
o. oiaIe IpQgc9 oocr Solotcn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
WafFins Thinking OF
Killing a Few Bears
Win BuicR as Weabon

w hen the hunting season opens
opens again Buick owners won't need
Winchester or Savage to bag bear
and deer up in New Mexico il they can
handle their car like a Freuchman in
Africa recently did" stated manager
sam Watkins. OF the Watkins Motor
company Saturday Mr.. Watkins was
in receipt OF a clipping from the East
African Standard. which follows:
Driver Seneuue. while travelling IN
a six cylinder Buick car Fl fair speed
through the suburbs Of Nairobi to-
ward Ruiru at 1870 o. m. suddenly
noticed a commotion IN the bush. and
the next instant the light cast by his
lamp disclosed to his astonished gaze
the cleaning eyes OF a lion
The driver was unarmed. and he
therefore opened up his engine with
the intention OF having a run for his
life. The lion loped alongside for some
distance, then took a great leap and
landed square in front Of the car.
which was travelling at the rate OF 40
miles an hour
Il was now or never. The driver
held firm 70 his course. and the inevi-
table shock came a second later The
car shivered. but passed safely over
the body Of the lion and ran about SO
yards beyond
Driver Seneque determined TO give
the animal no chance to recover. He
reversed the gear and drove straight
over the lion again All growing
ceased The great beast was dead
The car received but little damage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Dished Wheels and
Toe-InMust Be Watched
Is Vel Is Initiation

Insufficient initiation and incorrect
wheel alignment win cause excessive
and unnecessary wear on tires" says
ID. c. Booth manager OF Quick Tire
Service. Inc. 1923 Texas street, ola-
tributors Of United States tires.
TO the former method or ill-treat-
ment can be traced Is percent OF the
tire injuries that pass through tue
hands OF renairmcn. Not the tire. but
the air iu the tire, holds up the Weislt
Of the car. and if air is not present IN
sufficient quantities. 20 20 POUNDS
cross section inch-the tire becomes
0attened and eventually cracked
alone line around its circumt -ra-le Gee
"Oulv front wheels are involved IN
the question OF wheel alignment. 10
aid M steering and give better hold
on the road. the wheels are slightly
dished-that is. built closer together
amount % dish varies in dlffereut
makes of automobile. but it IS not inn
nortant unless SO great as 20 present
the side wcll Of the tire 20 the ground
There IS also -oe-in 10 the front
" hceI-that is. they are closer to-
Eether iu the front than in the back
hv about 3-i6 Of an inch in smaller
cars 60 SIS iu larger ones This Is 20
counteract the natural tendency Of the
wheels TO turn ont while running. In
less this correct alignment is observed
the tires are ground diaEonlly on the
road surface. as on grind tone. the
wear on the right wheel usuually be-
ing more serve
Both these conditions must be
watched constantly"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
BRANCH House
IN PANHANDLE
Fn-State Agency for Ford
son Distribution Estab-
Iished at Amarillo.

Not only is FL Paso considered the
wholesale distributing point for the
entire southwest but one firm wiz
handle the vast trade OF the Pan
handle territory from this city. as
a result Of a trip made last week b.
President J. VI. kirkpatrick OF the
Tri-state Motor company TO Amaril-
10.
According to advices received yes
terday from 1Ir. Kirkpatrick. who IS
stiu Up IN the Panhandle. the Tri-
State Motor company wiz establish
8 branch house at Amarillo and car
loads OF Fordson tractors and tractor
implements have already 5een ordered
shipped 10 the new distributing
house
Tractors and implements used on
the great wheat farms Which sur
round Amarillo are all purchased in
that city and 20 obtain part Of This
big business, Mr. Kirkpatrick de-
cided 20 establish g Tri-State Motor
company branch. with a complete
stock Of parts and a corps Of me-
chanical experts Wno could give real
factory service TO Fordson owners.
The Fordson tractor has always
been extremely popular in the Pan
handle territory and during his re-
cent trip, Mr.. kirkpatrick has sold
several carloads to dealers In various
towns He expects 20 return TO III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
COLE AER0S ARE
FULLY EQUIPPED

The Cole Aero-Eight has elevated
itself to a distinctive new place in
the automobile field by coupling with
the advantages of the stock product
the exclusive individuality Of the Gus
tom built bodies
The same coach builders who fur
nish the standard bodies for the va
rious Cole Aero EIGHT models are
building in their plants the special
custom Jobs for the highest priced
on the American market
Every model produced by the Cole
Motor company has a distinctive. ex-
elusive style not to be obtained in any
other make OF car Each model pro-
duced has been so distinctive that the
company is called upon TO refer 20
models by entirely new names in or
der TO convey an idea Of the chlrac-
tertistics embodied in the newer cars
One particular feature Of the Cole
Aero Eight models is their complete
ness OF equipment There IS not a
single necessary accessory which does
rot come as standard equipment on
these cars.
When an Aero-Eight leaves the
sales room il is complete to the last
item There is no possibility Of adding
a single accessory feature which VIII
contribute one iota to the comfort
utility, convenience or efficiency Of
either the mechanism or body
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
.TRUGKSS0LVE
THE PROBLEM
Move Crops With Trucks,
Is Suggestion Of U. S.
Bureau of Markets.

The United States bureau Of mar
kets, after making investigations Of
the difficulties Of disposing Of crops
by rail. has suggested the motor truck
as the answer TO the problem In
a recent publication. Motor Trans
portation for Rural Districts" the bu-
reau gives results Of its investiga-
tons
Failure Of railroads TO keep pace
with the expansion Of the short haul
business. the development OF the pro-
ducinc areas adjoining the larger
cities in proportion 10 the production
demands asked Of them. and the up
building Of the motor truck manu-
featuring activities, as wen as the
recent war emergency crisis. have
popularized this method Of moving
farm produce TO market.
The bureau Of markets conducted an
extensive survey Of go rural motor
routes 10 ascertain the defective prac-
tees and as Tar as possible 20 sug-
gest improvements which would sta
Billie the industry. The bureau found
that rural freight is hauled by the
farmer. who owns = truck and handles
his personal marketing as well as
that OF his neighbor by motor, by
the local truck operators who haul
Ldrm NFouuce as q uuSlte1'- u1 Lle 10
cal automobile OF truck AGENCIES that
operate transportation trucks as a side
line, by the city transfer company,
which also engages in rural hauling.
and by the large corporation, which
operates a fleet OF trucks over a wide
range Of territory. Naturally. with
such a diversity in the hauling aEen-
cies. there is a similarly wide range
in their methods Of doing business.
The bulletin viii aid the prospective
operator. II VIII be sent free on re-
quest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
GOODYEAR MEN
FORM COUNCIL
Factory Employees to Dis
cuss All Industrial CUES
tons With Manager.

The establishment OF a council Of IN
dustrial relations, giving representa-
tion to all employees over IS years Of
age. who are American citizens and
have had six months continuous serv1
ice or one years total service with the
factory. has been announced by the
Goodyear Tire d Rubber Co. Akron.
Ohio
This council Of industrial relations
viii meet with the factory manager
and Is Intended TO be made q broad
and comprehensive democratic form
Of management I'm keen 1g with the
progress Of the times - as q part
Of the great program o. reconstruc-
tion taking place at the Goodyear fac
tories following the return OF business
20 a peace basis
During the last two years" says
p W Litchfield, vice president and
factory manager Of the Goodyear. our
orga niZatiOn was shaped 20 CONFORM
with the war policy OF our country
and our own aims and plans were set
aside until the emergency was over
That time is now past. and we have
started again towards the goal Of a
greater and better Goodyear AFTER q
period OF drain on our resources OF
personnel and meeting OF problems on
an emergency basis we now find QUIZ
selves with our old men returning 20
us, and we are able TO. plan in
broad and consistent way
The practical working out OF the
new democratic form Of factory man
aEement contemnlGtes. in its details,
body 20 be known as a council Of In
dustrial relations. composed Of an
executive council consisting Of five
men named by the factory manage
ment. the manager and assistant man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
By Joining Business
And Pleasure It Is
Cheaber To DUN Auto

As railroad fares keep climbing
sl1yward people are realizing that mo-
tor cars become more paying propo-
sitions all the time o. O. Young
blood. president OF the Ply Motor COM
pany points out that where a house
hold properly combines business and
pleasure it is cheaper 20 own a car
than TO be without one.
Per mile a motor car may cost a
little more to operate than street car
OF traip fare would be IN making the
same Journey" he says. But the
pleasure obtained at this cost for
mile Of motoring Is so cheap In COM
parison that 10 Is perfectly fair TO
charge a small part OF the pure trans
portation rides TO the amusement page
in she family ledger
1T IS a pretty well recognized fact
that public transportation viii not de-
crease in cost and the chances are
that IL viii 90 higher. 7 think every
family should consider this and then
ask whether a motor car Is not worth
while on the double score ] think you
wiz find that there are 1000 Of house
holds that really can afford an auto
mobile II the purchase is viewed from
the real economic standpoint"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
SALESMAN DOES
BU5INE55QUICK
Manager Lester Has Good
Salesman But Don't
Know Who He Is.

Manager r A. Lester, Of the Lester
Motor company is on the lookout for
an auto salesman whom he believes
may be a world beater when II comes
To selling motor vehicles Mr. Lester
doo't know the salesman's name. Ten
days ago Jack Arnold, OF Silver City
bought a three and one-haf Duplex
truck from the Lester company. A
man from up about Mogollon called
Mr.. Lester up and asked him if he
might sell some Of the trucks ike Ar
mold was operating. sure salu the
manager. "sell all you can.
Friday morning Mr. Lester recelFe9
another call from the man VINO sag
he had sold two like the one Arnold
operata and was coming down lmme-
diately after the trucks W no are
your" asked Mr.. Lester I'm your
unknown salesman came the reply
Have those two trucks reaoy ana an
other handy, for I feel like ] woula
sell one on the way down 70 Ell Paso-
Now I'm up against IT, says man
ager Lester. Il must give him me
truck as ] promised and nave only
two Duplex trucks left. Guess / VIII
have to make a shipping in from some
other point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Small Investment In
Proper Tools Is Paying
Probosifion For Aufoist

I'VE are often called out 20 give
service to cars stalled on the rbad
where a proper wrench. pair OF pinch
ers. some wire or other help Of slight
cause would save the car owner the
inconvenience Of calling a service car
Likewise cars often end en- the repair
shop where adequate tools would pre-
vent IT," states H NJ Bauder, OF the
American Auto supply company.
IAN adequate set OF tools does not
mean a large set. but it does call for
all the tools really needed. such as
perhaps half a dozen Wrenches 70 fit
the nuts on the car three adjustable
wrenches Of different sizes. a pair Of
pliers pair Of pincers, triangular and
fiat files, punch. cold chisel. hammer.
cotter pin pulers. three screw drivers
OF various sizes and a socket wrench
or so 20 fit particular nuts. Cotter
pins, washers and wire also should
be found in the tool kit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Believes Shipping
Facilities ImbroUed

@The excellent condition Of a car
load Of OldsmObiles received by us
this week leads US TO believe that the
railroads are giving much better serv-
ice than during the rush OF war times. %
states L II. Hinkle. OF the local ODDS
mobile company The courteous
treatment by the railroads is TO be
commended The allotment Of cars
received By the company consisted Of
roadsters and touring cars, skies and
Fights. models 81 and 45. most Of
which had been disposed Of before sat
urday. The company has another ship
ment due next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Facorae Sport OF
Consia5Ies In Towns
Mau Be Abolished

There is JOY in the camp Of the mo-
torists throughout Connecticut and
those who have been nipDed oy ambi-
ticus country coustabies armed with
dollar watches are elated that agita-
liou has got around 20 the legislature
TO take away from the towns the rlEht
TO try cases. what has happened TO
motorists ln the past in some OF the
smaller towns. notably Berlin where
court usually was held on the judge
crecusWard and iu south windsor.
where everybody who was not on to
the trap got caught. and again down
Haddam way where pressure was
brought 20 bear 90 shoe away the con-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Local VuIcanizers Do
Big Mail Order Business

Local tire repairers and vulcanizers
report a substantial Increase In the
mail order business. THE uromptness
post are handled brings many tires
from New Mexico and Arizona towns
II has become well known that local
tire repairmen and vulcanizers are
better equipped 20 do the work and
prompt delivery causes the loss OF but
little time" states Don Finley. man
aver Of the FL Paso Nulcanizing
Works During the last week we
have received by express and mail
tires from the extreme parts OF north
eru New Mexico and many other
points in increasing number Prompt
ness and thorOuEh equipment Of local
repairmen get the business"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

aver OF the labor department. two
foreman TO be selected by all the
factory foremen, and six nonsalaried
employees Au questions Of Industrial
relations VIII Doe passed upon by this
body. and IT'S first duty viii be 70
formulate a plan 20 establish q lcgis-
latiVe body somewhat along the lines
Of the national congress which viii
give representation 10 the employees
eligible TO vote.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
TO TAX TRUCK WEIGHT

Washington has passed the license
fee bill whereby all trucks Weighing
1909 70 5000 pounds win be taxed a
fiat rate Of SO and 10 cents a hun
dredWeight farrying capacity over
5000 pounds the rate is SO and 50
cents a hundredweiEht