Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-14

SUPERIOR features
STEAM CAR
Ability to burn low grade fuel. Rapid accelera-
ton without gear shift or clutch manipulation. More
fexiblty. Simple, easily controlled with throttle
valve. Ouieter engine, with vibration. More
overload capacity. Small number of slowly moving
parts. Ability to reverse with steam off while go.
ing full speed ahead. Cannot kill engine at crit
ical moment. Elimination of transmission, gear
shift, clutch, fly Wheel drive shaft universal joints,
magnetic, carburetor, distributor, spark plugs etc.
No knocking of engine hill. No carbon to burn
out of engine. No re-grirdng of valves. No racing
of motor No bearings to burn out. Increased tire
mileage. Low cost of maintenance. More power
for hills. quieter smoother running and easier
riding Simplicity and ease of repairs Re-
serve of stored power when occasion demands.
MANUFACTURING POSSIBILITIES
Pleasure cars, of longer life and superservice at
prices acceptable to the public Trucks that are
dependable, powerful, and long lived. Tractors
light enough and small enough to merit the ap-
prevail of farmers, yet sufficiently simple and pow
erful to meet the most rigid requirements. PoWer
plants for motor boats, heating plants, small manu-
featuring establishments, stationary purposes, such
sterzing milk bottles for diaries, portable
mills, mine hoists pumping plants, etc. Each of
these fields of manufacturing effort warrants the
existence OF large corporation.
WHAT THESE THINGS MEAN
Tremendous demand the part of the public. I'm
limited possibilities for the manufacturer. Absolute
safety and adequate returns for all investors.
FIGURES SHOW AUTOMOBILE INVESTMENTS
EXTREMELY PROFITABLE
Although the manufacture of automobiles is
paratively industry it is today of the larg-
est 1t has made many large fortunes and many more
Independent fortunes to comparatively small in
vestors Here a few examples quoted from
various house organs: In eight years $1,000 in
stock of Chalmers Motor Car company increased in
value TO $16,666 and earned SO, 297 in cash divi-
dends. In six years $1,000 in stock of the Stutz Mo-
tor Car company increased to $4,000 and earned
SCI $50 cash dividends. In the Hudson Motor Car
company, 200 increased to $4,000 in four years
and also earned cash dividends not made public.
In the Hupp Motor Car company, ST. 900 increased
to $4,000 in seven years and earned $4S l60 1t
is stated that stockholder who invested $1,000 in
the original issue of the REQ Motor stock today
count his fortune at $4,000. The following item
clipped from the Pueblo Chieftain of March
II, 1920: "After being taken by the General
Motors company, the Chevrolet, in four years. paid
stockholders $2S, goo for every hundred dollars in
vested" Every dollar originally invested in Ford
Motor company when stock selling at a small
ngure and stock statesmen were begging the public
to buy it, is worth nearly three thousand times
the original amount These only few instances.
We all familiar with the names of a large
Der of other prominent automobile companies whose
showing would probably be equally astonishing.
new industry is breaking in this country--break-
ing big. Those who it and courageous
enough to get interest in it clearly destined
to reap large profits. 1t is the steam automobile
industry.
just remember that many has created for
tune from the small investment in the beginning of
industrial enterprise and this is his reward for
his courage and judgment. Are you going to be
of these?
TODAY is the time to send in your application for
stock. Tomorrow may be too late. Stock is now
selling for limited time at &c per share (sx times
par) Two thousand shares is the minimum that
will be sold to any one individual SEND YOUR
APPLICATION TODAY.
THE BAKER STEAM MOTOR CAR
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
118 South Fourth Street Phone 319