El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-24

me farmers OF the Rio Grande valley,
as he believes the backing OF farmers
IN financial way would be the best
advertising for the new machine. 1T
Is farmers machine" he said, "and
I the farmer will have 70 use It I want
the valley farmers 70 be the first to
use It. and, as It is going to be on
. tnelr recommendation that the ma
chine viii sell, I want them TO reap
the profits, 50 I an going to try to
dispose Of the stock right here
among the men who till the soil IN
this valley and citizens generally"
Mechanics Approve 1t.
Approval has been given 70 the
machine BY John Harm, upper valley
! farmer and mechanical superintendent
for The Herald; Lee Burdiclr. OF the
] krakauer staff; o. H. Allison. a local
master mechanic; L. G. HadIey, pres
/ ident Of the Southwestern Electric
Z Co.; Lewis Ploss. q mechanical en-
gineer; W c. Roe and numerous
others.
1T IS not only effective IN its work
as hay baler," said the inventor,
but Il win save so much on labor
over the average baler that this saw
ing alone viii pay for the machine
IN 2 short time.
1T takes but a fourth Of the power
TO operate It that is required for the
average baler. consequently but one
fourth OF the gasoline and Il requires
only one man TO operate Il as against
four for the average baler. But this
e not the only saving It ties the
bales from a UNDERGROUND bundle
OF crude wire, saving a about 81
day, and there are never any bad ties.
e fault often found with the baling
under the present process.
No Blocks Necessary
No blocks are necessary IN this
press, adding ten per cent to the eff
ri ~ -
out bale OF hay from my press with
the same number Of strokes required
to put the blocks Into the average
press.
The press Is slow motion. nine
strokes to the bale II Is made en-
tirely OF iron. It's strength and slow I
motion makes It practically evsrlast- /
ing. Notwithstanding all these zd- /
vantages. Il is no heavier than the /
average baler.
bales as they leave the press. piling I
them either in the field, onto q wagon
OF IN barn, At the pleasure OF the
owner. You can drive q wagon load i
OF loose hay to this press. pitch Il
into the hopper, and It wiz feed IT.
self and turn out the bales tied and
counted and deliver them where you
want them
I'VE win Be able to turn out these
ralerB at the same price Of the ord
mary baler ana there Is no reason
why we should not shortly have q
monopoly Of the business.
To Build II Here
Z have had offers TO buy ny
patent outright, and again have
mad offers for the purchase Of state
rights, but an first going to see
Z cannot promote the company as
! home enterprise and build the balers
IN my home city. with the money Of
he farmers and the home people.
who viii get back the profits II
cannot DO this, I will have TO sell
1ut TO some corporation with the
.unds 20 do the manufacturing.
an do this and get a handsome roy
ilty for the rest OF my life and
need the money, for I have gone
lroze working on the model Il. II.
Andreas has advanced some money for /
ny first press and he and are the
My people interested
Mr.. North's plan is TO form q cor
1oration for 100000. OF 1000 shares.
40 OF the shares to go to Mr.. Andreas
.or money advanced, the rest to be ,
Iold or held by the inventor. those
luying stock to participate IN the !
1rofits IN proportion 10 tbs stock
leld.
The chamber OF commerce has
made an investigation OF the PROPOSE
lon through its mechanical engineer. I
L ". Hail. and IS assisting Mr..
Worth IN his efforts to promote the
ompany.