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The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
AMERICAN AUTO MARKET WILL
EXPAND IN EUROPE SLOWLY
Peter Steenstrup, Trade Expert, Returns From
Abroad After Survey.

Better times than the world has
ever known will come from the dis
armament conference, is the opin-
ion of Peter Steenstrup, member of
the foreign trade committee of the
National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce and vice president of the
General Motor Export Company,
who has just returned from Europe.
The bargaining tariff feature of
the Fordney bill and longer bank
ing credits based on careful infor-
nation are immediate needs for i'm
proving conditions in the foreign
market
1t will be some months. Steenstrup
reports, before any marked in
crease may be noted in the sales
0f American cars abroad due to con-
litions which can be remedied only
by the general rehabilitation of the
entire economic fabric.
Germany is coming back strong"
to this foreign trade au-
thOrity-y - The country is in the
ands of capable financiers. and
everywhere one sees peope at work.
England has adjusted her labor
troubles and there seems to be high
hone for settlement of the Irish
Russia is mod flying her form of
government with gradual improve
ment in her economic condition.
The high duties in France and
Spain are obstacles to American
trade there. which can probably be
remedied when the bargaining
tariff becomes effective.
The question of disarmament :"
0'air1s Steenstrup, "is fundamental
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

to the entire economic condition.
We should have open publicity a,
the coming conference. The rank
and file of the people in all cpun-
tries will never stand for continu-
ing present expenditures on arma-
ment If the facts are brought fully
to light.
The release of the burden of
taxes for battleships and other war
material will mean billions of dol
lars available for the purchase of
raw materials and transport which
the world, and particularly Europe,
needs badly at the present time.
Relief 0f the war burden will pour
into civil life a new stimulant,
bringing into being a new world
condition better than We have real
lied before.
Europe is realizing the economic
advantages OF motor transportation
and when the burden of war taxes
is lifted. she will be able to develop
in this direction. In Germany, for
instance. one sees practically no
automobiles today. There are not
even enough taXis at the railroad
stations. In a three hours ride in
a certain German city having TO-
00O people, l did not see a single
automobile.
The cost of gasoline at sixty
cents per gallon is one of the fac
tors hurting the trade in England.
While there / counted on the road
to Plymouth 100 motor cars passing
in an hour and in the same period
lis motorcycles and l25 bicycles" "
Stenstrup declares.
Lack of parking facilities in the
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

cities is also an obstacle. The horse
power tax in England, which is one
pound per horsepower, is another
hlndrance. Nevertheless, the ad-
vantage OF American cars will be-
come increasingly apparent and the
need for such high taxes will pass
away II the economic strain of war
costs is relieved
Advantages of Bargaining Tariff,
Spain and France have had yir-
tuaily prohibitive tariffs against the
American cars, with the added fac
tor of the difference in exchange
working against the product from
the United States. The bargaining
feature if enacted as proposed in the
Fordney tariff bill will permit the
president to give lower AnEe rican
tarin rates to products fron other
countries, in cases where they lower
their tariff wall on certain of our
products, and should prove of great
assistance in these and other conn
tries which have high protective
walls" he states.
The process of European re-
coVery is going to be gradual
though sure, and there is an inn
mediate need for better banking
information and better financing
for the present-day trade. If we are
to sell abroad now. we must be in
a position to give long-term credits,
In order to do this, IL is essential
that American banks be in a posi-
on to furnish accurate informa-
ton on the financial status of con.
Germs abroad"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
SCREEN TO DEPICT
ERECTION OF CARS
MADE In FACTORY
Pictures Taken at South
Bend, Will Be Shown
Here October IL.
KEEPS UP INTEREST
Depletion as Interesting as a
Trip Through Auto Plant
s. Itself.

Motion picture films showing the
complete manufacture of the Stude-
Lasker light six will be shown in
the Masonic Temple at p. m,
october IL. according to an an
nOuncement made last night.
Arrangements to show the films
have been made by Joseph Mercy
noIds. the Studebaker distributor,
Tickets for the picture can be OBJ
tanned from the sales room of the
local Stndebaker branch, S1s
Fourteenth street northwest
Although of an Industrial nature,
this movie abounds in human in
terest, with plenty of action and
in some cases real excitement. II
shows the making of Studebaker
cars from the raw material down
to the finished car.
One of the unusual features of
this film is that special liChtinG ana
cUloring effects were vsed in many
of the scenes. making them realisti.'
to a st~ik ng degree. Veritab'
miracles are performed by auto
matte and other ultra m 1dern de-
vices that do nearly everything but
talk.
A view of this movie is in some
ways more Interesting than a trip
through an automobile plant itself.
because many detai's and opera
tions which escape the eye on such
a journey are caught by the camera
An educat 'onal advantage Of this
fir is hat II shows the nanrfa c.
t-re and assembly Of each indi-
v'd"9l unit in continuity For IN
stance. in the making % the crank
sha't each stem "a pictured from the
fCr~'ng operations down to the
ccu'n'ete machining Of this irnpor-
tant wit. I'VE samA applies to the
CO -'Thaft, motor. body and other
pc-+s.
Ths numerous inspsctiors through
which each mort pns~es to insur-
its accuracy and ~~a'itv are vivid
" ri~t"rnd ard throughout the PIC
tura an ir-rn-sssiva feature - the
s~"~d and e#"isn~y with which re-
sT1ts pre- secured. as wen a. TIE
hi9h TYNE Of rren to whom the vari-
oTs tasFS are allotted Al opera
ti"ns rh"wn are performed in re
St~SAhaGer p'ant ar South Red
wNsra the ~sw 1ight-six is manu-
fa"rrrsd complete.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
MOTOR PROBLEMS
ANSWERED BY A.A.D

q. My engine bdckfres itto the car.
ohretor tohen running at ertreme bioh
speed. OF course, that. is usudIIy n
symptom OF too t1edk a mixture, but
my trouble still occurs euen trhen J
make the mixture very rich. Can you
suggest a reason for its acting that
Iodyf
A If you are sure the mixture
Is rich enough to overcome back
nring at high speed. in all prob
aoil1ty the springs that close the
intake valves are weak or the
valves are sticking in the guides.
Perhaps the springs have lost their
tension to such an extent that when
the engine is running fast they fail
to close the valves quickly. The
result is that the valves remain
partly open during the compression
stroke and when the spark occurs
are still open. In such a case the
gas in the combustion chamber of
the cylinder being ignited back
nres through the open intake valve
INTO the manifold and mixing cham
Der of the carburetor. Would sug-
gest removing all the intake valves
In order to make sure that they seat
properly and work freely in the
guides.
.. We hare Ford car aud no,o
tnd that the eater jacket is badly
coated 'otth lime and alkuR aud it
greatly interteres With the proper
cooling Of the engine. We toouid ask
you to kindly ddrise US If there is
any solution aohich tce could use in
the tedter system to remore or dis.
solre this coating.
A. Drain the cooling system and
note capacity of same. Make a So
tuition of two and one-haIf pounds
or caustic soda to the gallon of
water, so that IL four gallons Of So
lution are required then you will
need to dissolve ten pounds of soda.
When this has cooled it should be
poured into the cooling system and
allowed to stand several hours:
tnen 1t should be drained off and
.ne whole cooling system thorough
~ ilushed with fresh water for a
lie" minutes at least. From what
you nave stated it appears that you
nave been using hard water in the
cooling system, You should avoid
this as much as possible and use
sort water instead. Hard water
contains more or less minerals.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
CAR CLIMBS STEEP
GRADE In MICHIGAN
Four Passengers Carried Up
Hill of Dry Deep Sand.
Sand.

A Maxwell touring car has climb
ed Bickford Hill, near Hanover,
Michigan.
Bickford Hill has successfully
defied the efforts OF motorists for
years. 1t is 500 feet long with 81
per cent grade and a road bed of dry
sand eight inches deep.
Carrying three passengers. the
Maxwell made the ascent in second
gear. despite the fact that the hill
had not received rain in five days.
which made the sand very dry.
The feat was then successfully re-
peated with four passengers. So
great was the impression made upon
the passengers that all went befor.
notary public and made affidavits
concerning the performance.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Fc-rn- A. A. A. uaad p-r;aa

The tote Amos G. Ratchelder. for
mar executive chairman Of tie
Ar1N-i"a0 A"tOrn0bi'e Association
Who w"s lCi1'Ad in the aeropI~ne &C
ci8ent Nn Nav % last was buried
l3-t F-idav ar his n'd home at At
Nrn. n. Y. THO b"dv was taken
frNO-'1 tho raceiviDP va"It at Forest
Lnwn Cemetery RrTalo md car
ried over rho new Pat~Nardar rIieH-
wav to Atti"a. where funeral ser
v'~a~ were held in the Masonic
Tar1
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
BAKER WILL SHOW HOW AUTOS SHEET

home in the Bronx on a charge OF
conspiracy 70 violate the neutrality
laws. in csnnection with the seizure
of 4s5 machine guns destined for Ire
land. on the steamship Eastside on
June Is last. The prisoner was held
in $4,000 bail for hearing on octo-
Der 10.
o'Brien is accused OF taking part
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02

In a conspiracy 10 set on foot a NH.
itary expedition against the British
Empire and Of conspiring 70 instruct
subjects Of Great Britain. living n
Ireland. IN the use Of weapons and
ammunition TO be used In the expedI.
tion.
George Gordon Rorke is now unde,
ball on the same charge
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
ARREST FOLLOWS
SEIZURE OF GUNS

NEW YORK. N. Y. Oct. 1.-Act-
ing on directions from the Attorney
Generals office in Washington,
agents Of the Department Of Justice
arrested John ]. O'Brien today at his
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
BARGAIN IN A PIANO
AND PCAYERPIANO

II you are looking for a genuine
bargain In u PIANO or n PLAYER.
PIANO Of high quality and modern
In every particular. write US at once
for full Information about two instru.
ments we are now holding near Hol.
yoke. These have been moderately
used. but are In nne condition. and
we give you the Knight. Campbell
MoNEY.BACK GUARANTEE and
EXCHANGE BOND with either one
Somebody is going to get a snap In
this plano or playerpiano. Terms to
responsible party. We would rather
give the money to our customers than
TO pay storage. carriage. boxing and
freight to Denver. These bargains
will be eagerly sought after, so
WRITE US IMMEDIATELY stating
whether you are Interested In tho pi.
nno or the player. and giving full ref.
ercnccs.
KNIGHT. CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
Largest In tho West,
DENVER, COLORADO
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
"MEANEsT MAN" RoBs GIRL
Takes Loeket and rs Cents From
Child on Way to Store In New
York City.

New York.-6otham's ''mennes'
man" stole n lockct and % cents from
n ave.year.old girl.
Angelina Tempo Ind been in'rus,ed
with quarter and sent to n nearby
grocery TO purchase somc butter A
mnn with red mustnche lured her TO
another street, telling her he knew n
place where she could get the butter
for nothing. Meanwhile he took the
20 cents from her. took on her tiny
locket to have II polished free of
chnrgc" and then gave her paper to
deliver to mythical woman In near.
by hallway.
When she returned after n vain
search for the woman, the mnn with
the red hrIsilcs Ind disappeared.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
NOTICE OF sHERiFF.s SALE

Notice is hereby given that /. the
undersigned. sheriff OF Phillips Coun.
ty. Colorado. under and by virtue OF
the power and authority given In one
certain chattel mortgage made. exc
cuted and delivered by ]. p. Free.
meyer to Josie A. Hill, the owner and
holder Of said Indebtedness and at
the request Of said owner and holder
OF said indebtedness and mortgage.
have taken into my possession. prop.
erty described In said mortgage as
follows:
Is Head Of shoats about nine
months old.
One spotted mare three years old
One black filly three years old.
One bay hlly three years old.
One John Deere binder all complete.
One Emerson 10.foot wheat drill.
100 Acres OF fall wheat on sections
81 and 81, Township Six t6) North
OF Range Forty-Seven 90.
The above described personal prop
erty is free from any incumbrance.
One Fordson tractor
One Oliver plow.
One Ford truck
Two Emerson cornfield drills.
One black mare six years old.
named Maud.
One black horse seven years old,
named BIZ.
One bay mare seven years old.
named Lucy.
One bay horse five years old. nam.
ed Dex.
One Poll.Angue bull three years old
Three cows.
200 Acres OF wheat on sections 81
and 2s Township Six ts) North OF
Range Forty.Seven 97) West
The last described personal proper.
" is subject to first mortgage to W.
4. Heginbotham.
The said mortgage bears date OF
February ith. 1921. is duly acknow.
lodged and was recorded on April
30th. 1921. In book 10. page 1853, OF
the records OF Phillips County, Colo.
rado; that by order OF Josie A. Hin
OF Haxtun. Colorado. mortgagee, In
accord with the terms Of the said
mortgage and In accord with the laws
OF the state OF Colorado. In such cases
made and provided. will sell the
above described personal property to
the highest and best bidder for cash.
at public auction at the home OF j..
=. Freemeyer. on Sections 81. "a and
rs. Township Six tGl North OF Range
Forty.Scven G7) West Of the 9Th y.
NJ: same being about twenty-five t2b)
miles Southwest of Holyoke. Colorado
and twelve l2) miles south Of Hax.
tun. Colorado. on the 26th day Of Dec
ember. nt the hour OF One o'clock p.
m. Of said day to satisfy said mort
rngo together with the note same was
given TO secure and to mako there
from the sum OF s2500.00 together
with interest. costs and charges as
specified In said mortgage together
with all costs and expenses OF the
pnid sale.
Dated and signed at Holyokc, Colo
rndo this Ind day OF December, A. ID.
! 1891.
ED w. JAMES,
Shcriff o. Phillips. County. Colorado.
First publication December
! Last publication December 10
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
STATIONERY PROPOSALS

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Phillips County. Colorado. will re-
ceive sealed bids. up to and includ-
ing December 81. 1921, at the Office
of the County Clerk and Recorder in
Holyoke. Colorado. for the purpose
of supplying the County for one year.
commencing January /. 1929, with
books. records. stationery. election
supplies. printing. lithographlng and
such other supplies as is necessary.
Dated at Holyoke. Colorado. this
30th day of November. A. d. 1921.
fSEAL.l REX c. EVANS.
County Clerk and Recorder.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial O25si7 Add'l

Serial 025si7 AddE
Department OF the Interior
v. S. Land Office at Sterling Colorado
November =. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that James
jeffrey, OF Holyoke. Colorado, who.
on January 3. 1917 made Addition
al Homestead Entry, serial No.
o25si7. for VIZ NwA. Section 90.
Township 0 North. Range ~ West.
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed no
tice OF intention to make final three
year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described. before w. q.
Holland. Clerk OF the District Court.
at Holyokc. Colorado. on the Goth day
OF December 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: IN.
mer T. Worlcy. Charles H. Worley.
Fred jeffrey and william II. Stout.
all OF Holyokc. Colorado.
Il. T. CONQUEST.
Register.
First publication November IS,
Last publication December 30.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
SUM MONS
STATE OF COLORADO. }
County Of Phillips.
In the District Court. NJ


Fred H. Yost plaintiff.
Va
u. y. Hauser. real name unknown, and
Rosa r.. iiauser, defendants.
The People OF the Stat. OF Colorado to
D. B fauser. real nam. unknown. and
Rosa T., Hauser. the defendants above
named. greeting;
You are hereby required to appear In
an action brought against you by The
above named plaintiff In the District
Court OF Phillips County. State OF Colo
rado. and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service
or, II served out OF this County, or by
publication, within thirty days after the
seryicg hereof. exclusive OF the day OF
taken aealnst you. according to the
prayer OF the complaint. And II copy
OF the complaint In the above entitled
action be not served with THIS summons;
or II the service hereof be made out OF
this State, then ten days additional to
the time hsrelnbefore specified for np-
pcarance and answer viii be allowed be.
fore the taking OF Judgment by default
ms aforesaid.
The saId action is brought for the pur-
pose OF forecloring mortgage. given by
the defendants, on the foll9%inE de.crib-
~. Colorado. to.wit' Lots one m, Two
,sl, Three 90, -Four 90. nm md y E's, .S,1or One,
North Of Range y, West, OF ,,hs
9TH l.. n. and filed for record on July
IL, 1919. at 400 T. n, and recorded In
book s, OF Real Estate Mortgages on
page $50. because Of the default In tn.
condition OF said mortgage, and upon
which mortgage and tn" note secured
thereby thoro In now due to the plaintiff
The sum of fG1fGbs with Interest at 10
per cent per hnnum, and a reasonable
attorneys fee In the sum Of fsps.f5 ms
provided by said note and mortgage,
aud costs and ALSO to recover dohe-
innny Judgment n amy may remain, nH
win mora fully appear from the COM
plnlnt In said action TO which reference
" here made; -, =,
And you are hereby notified that "
you fail TO appear. and to nhHw.f the
anid complaint ms nb9ye required. the
snid plaintiff will take Judgment for
foreclonurn and sale Of said premises to
satisfy tho STUN Of fGI7g,bs with inter
cat MT 10 per cent per nnnum from Sep
,Smber 18Th, 1921 and n reasonable ht-
tornry'H fees In sum OF tsnspb ana costs
of nuit and n deficiency Judgment hr
prayed for In plalntifr'a petition.
Given under my hand md seal ny ilol.
yoke, In said County, this goth day OF
tsisAt1 w, nn,b,,,nMn,.
for phillips County. Colorado
rirH, publication December
Last publication December 10,
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
S3yHN
Task Of Time.

Il thought ia make my Christmas gifu.
and sprise them all. you see.
love TO scwl" said little Juliet.
But | guess IN have TO hurry, cause
tomorrow's Christmas day.
And ! hav.r't sot my needle threaded
YETI st Nicholas
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
RI7dNAMnNUMnHrlMgHnMgNNsaIE
Looking for Santa Claus
Ig1NMEEEMNllHsaErsEauz,NzSJSWE

TN looking for dear Santa Claus;
l Ihope he'll surely come,
With packs Of eifts and goodIss cause
want nice big drum;
A trumpet; and . train Of cara;
A horse that mskes bow;
wonder u the blinking stars
Can zee where he 10 now.
I'm waiting for dear Santa Claus
To bring lot Of thinss;
Tops; knives. dog with shaggy pave,
And flying boats with wings:-
Then ! can give some toys to Ned
W." left our school last year;
He works because his fathers dead
To help his mother dear.
I'm watching for dear Santa Claus,
Id like to get look.
When from his pack he slyiy draws
New skates; . sled or book;
But mother says he'll dash away
II should dare to peep;
And 60 I'll lust kneei down and pray,
And then GO off to slecp.
BY Louis n. Crice. ia Illinois Stsis Register.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of L. p. Sears. Deceased.
No. 405.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pro-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court Of Phillips County.
Colorado. on the 18th day OF Decem-
ber. A. d. 1921
JOHN HEGINBOTHAM
ADDIE J. ZIMMERMAN
Special Administrator.
First publication November II
Last publication December o
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09

FOR SALE AT AUCTION-A few
Duroc-Jersey male hogs, eligible to
registry. VIII be sold in Holyoke
Saturday, December, TO- Lloyd
Boiler. II
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
s'zN'
CHRISTMAS GIFTS


Glad Christmas Day Is here again,
~ with loving word and deed.
When all get much they do not want. and
little that they need.
1ho baby's jacket cousin ssnt, We can't
Get on At AI.
And mothers slippers are too large and
fathers arc too small.
And sistsr zsita got hood shs'n b afraid
to wear
Because IL color clashes with tho color
Of her hair.
And brother Henry got some books from
ptous UncIe Ned.
And AFTER no had told him. too. no hoped
hs'd send Sled.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
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CHRISTMAS GREETING

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ANNA HusIID SoUrhwoRrH.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09

Another Danger Looms
i begins 10 appear rs II II will soon
coeasier to go out and earn q dollar
than TO borrow one.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the cx.
animation OF applicants for certih.
Gates to teach In tho schools OF Phil.
lips county. Colorado. viii be held at
the Court House In Holyoke. Colorado.
and at the Haxtun Grade School
Building In Hastun. Colorado. on
Thursday and Friday. December iS
and 10. 1921.
Morning session open M 0 o'clock.
CiIAS. H. PETER.
3.2t County Supt. OF Schools.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
I. o. o. F. LODGE NO. rs

Meets Tuesday OF Each Week at 1880
.. m, over The First National Bank
A Cordial Invitation Is Extended to
Visiting Brothers
c. II. Butte erfieid. N. G.
Noble Show. r. S.
Holyoke. Colorado
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09

Some men are too modest to claim
that cvoh their faults are as large AZ
those OF other people.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09
WANT ADS

WANTED am always in the mar
ket for your cream, eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. SOFT
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-09

Calling crrdo ot this office.
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