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KI. PASO HERALD
Week-End Edition, March 27-28, 1920. 19
Motor Should
Make Most Of
Fuel Supply
recognized factor Tn the operation
" easolinft drivn enirin? is the fact
-hat fuel mast bp as completely, Compilations recently made by the
-spo-lfHl as possible. The finer tN-,B p. Goodrich Rubber company from
.articles of fuel, the more complete t M t a . . .
r.c efficient the process of combos-, reports of secretaries of state and
'.on necessary to motivate the cylln-1 estimates of Its own ' statisticians
-o I show there were trucks in
-Much progress has been made tonse at the end of the year 1S19. a
is . nd. but the problem has been compared with approximately 700.
m;.;.cated somewhat by the pres-l00 for the preceding year. This is
- e on the market of low gradaif neL . a gain of 37 per cent: 1 per cent
Ho one gronp of engineers m this! greater than the Increase shown by
tuatioa Is well illustrated in certain 'passenger cars, but J8 states Keep
. inures of the power plant of the separate compilations of truck regts-
.- .v Pale e llrhr fltv chanttlti- tration
After three years or intensive
worK. the Paige engineers developed
ew power plant witn manv iea -
tures that mark a measurable ad -
says J. C. Allen, of the Paige
Sales and Service Co., "and not the
least Important of these Is the design
and arrangement of the Intake and
tnaust manifolds that greatly in-
create the degree of vaporization of
gasoline.
' h"n gasoline enters the intake
.anrold from the carburetor it Is
'xed with air and broken up into
;.rt'de!. Entering In a chilled state
'het particles are not sufficiently
ie to result In al high a degree of
aponzation as ts desirable. In the
rew Paige engine the intake and the
xhnjst manifolds are cast Integral,
-'th the exhafest placed below so
Lhat the intake rests on it.
"With flaming gases passing con -
uantly through the exhaust it be -
mes very hot and thus heats the
wer s-de of the intake above it.
n every section of the floor of the
rta--e thus heated, the Incoming fuel
rom the carburetor comes in contact
- it 1. hot metal un and down the en
; -t chamber, because, being fn heavy
r:nif. it falls from force of graTl
Tlttj result is that these particles
"f uJ are broken up and a much
r-'- pas and a much higher degre
- aporization are .itemed than
' otherwise be possible.
T , f nt only makts a more com
- bjstion in the separate cy-
(j minimizes the fouling of
1 i i and Increases the all
rr efficiency of the engine.
P4SO prRCRASES HOGS
Tf F1TTEX FOR MARKET!
- M.. March 27. C. P.
' rn? r nr j.jt paso, . jn Roswell.
r'.n.erp rai carloads of hogs
- E' 1'sso. where the hogs will
' -i.d end put on the market,
ii-: r eea-yieid iiiiinl Better. ckMSffi
! aon niiMd ay S tovl. fliuuitl Aw-
ln m. tablet m m. nxrt SrirSr n-j
Vjta of i 00 tern tbtota.O0c Gm3EB1uxE
KrwKtiy
4J.4.HEDA. 1TEL A GRAIN CO.
EX PASO SEED CO.
rucculenta Tablets
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THE UNIVERSAL CAR
meets the demand or tae rayneias quite bo Buracumo
as does the Ford Coupe, with its permanent top, its broad
seat and deep ophohrtering:. Its alldJtiB plate glass windows,
by which in a minttte the car is changed Irom a closed car
to an open car. In inclement weather It is a closed car,
dust-proof, water-proof, storm-proof. Equipped with elec-
ic starting; and Ucnttna; system. Low in purchase price:
low in cost of operation and maintenance: simple, yet sure
in operation, and durable beyond any other make of car.
just as useful to the Traveling Salesman. Real Estate Man,
Contractor. Builder, and a two-seated family car.
TRI-STATE MOTOR CO.
326-338 W. San Aatoaio St
AUTHORIZED
SEIIVICE
B We 1
guarantee all repairs
for eight months
EIGHT months' extra battery-life on
an adjustment guarantee basis is
worth while, isn't it? Bring your battery
to us. Its make doesn't matter. We'll
examine it expertly. If repairable, well
make repairs.
We'd rather give you an extra 8-months
out of your old battery thansell you a new
one you don't need. Because "The longer
we make your present battery last the
surer we are of eventually selling you a
new one."
We sell Service first then USL Bat
teries withdurable Machine-Pasted Plates.
ELPASO BATTERY & IGNITION CO.
liiteiaoblle
14 WEST SAN
oathn-estern
lUJSBLY
! MILLION TRUCKS
i r igures ny states ana me nun oi
1 each state in truck ownership follow:
i&iaie. nana. imcKs
'Alabama 29
) Arizona 41
t Arkansas 37
Cali forma 5
"Colorado 10
Connecticut IS
J 'Delaware 43
Florida 31
' Georgia 2S
j Idaho 3
, lllinols 2
' 'Indiana 1
t 'Iowa 6
: -Kansas 18
i Kentucky 3"
'Louisiana 32
Maine 35
Maryland 26
i Massachusetts 8
1 Michigan
! 'Minnesota - 11
' 'Mississippi 35
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5.KM)
58.700
13.500
19.795
2.100
3.S3S
1.100
5.(00
SS.000
36.000
45.MO
27.100
S.1B5
7.100
5.79!
I0.16H
42.000
36.8(3
34.300
(.350
25.000
1.200
27,300
700
3.S02
20,000
2.810
94.7 1 (
9.150
1,314
(4.S00
20.100
11.30
(4.20
7.000
9.(00
14.205
12,000
41,250
S.300
2,402
11.800
23.(00
(.700
10.187
2J0
-Missouri 14
Montana 47
Nebraska 33
Neada
48
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota ...
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
'Pennsylvania . . .
Rhode Island ...
South Carolina .
South Dakota ..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
40
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24
Washington . . .
eBt Virginia.
j Wisconsin
' w yomioK
Total
Estimated.
S5J.0J2
As shown by the reports. New York
led all other states, bavins 9 4.71
tracks in use. FeiuisyrvaBJa, Ohio,
Illinois, and California, ran a. close
,' race for second place, bat Illinois
1 won out by a small margin with 65,
1 noo. Nevada came last in the list with
ionly 700.
' CoaJ was discovered in Spitsbergen
Jn j.hic, out tee mining era is recent.
UNIVERSAL CAR CO,
821 Mtia. Atcj
SAXES A?TT
ISeetrlrtntiK.
AXTOXIO STREET
El Paso, Texa-u
Dint rib atom.
Common Sense
i Will Cut Down
Auto Stealing
"The stealing: of automobiles will
continue, in greater or less depree.
according to possible punishment,
until a change in human nature is
witnessed, not alone In the thief, but
also In the owner, says John Flem
ing, of the Motor Car Sales company
"Undoubtedly, the high rates of car
theft insurance and the possibility of
loss and inconvenience have deterred
some few people from buying; motor
cars, though this deficiency has not
been noticed in such a selling season
as this one.
"Automobile thieves can be placed
in two classes professional and ama
, teurs. The professional, an expert
mechanic, usually, is equipped with
j tools to render practically every
ly steal the car he wants. reirardle
or obstaelea Heavy punlsaraent alon.
can discouragre this type of criminal
Amateur An Opportunist
"But the amateur is more often an
opportunist. He steals automobile,
or accessories occasionally because
unusually good opportunities present
themselves. He may be likened to
the sneak thief who will only rob a
house when a window is np. or a
door unlocked. To foil him we must
consider the human nature of the
car owner, as carelessness Is his
greatest ally.
"From your own observation you
win recall many Instances where a
man. after parking; his car. threw the
iirnition switch to "off position, and
then left his keys In place. If you
don't think this probable, watch
yourself and your friends and see
how often this is done.
Works Ile.t In Dark
"How many people make it a prac
tice of Darklncr near jt afreet llvht
theater sign, or brightly lighted win- I
mow. im amateur works best In '
the dark remember thio. and select
your parkin? place carefullv. i
"Those safety devices you now have
pn the car do you use them regular
ly? Each antitheft device has some
feature to recommend it. but you
must use them consistently. The one
time you take a chance is the oppor-'
for" th -Joyrider' hlLa been looking j
"Statistics show that new cars are '
stolen more frequently than old mod-I
"-. we don't recommend camou- 1
flaging a nice. new. shiny ear Into
an undesirable specimen, but we sub- 1
Rest that when yon do buy a new !
spare tire that at least !t should be '
j?ria?5iD5t. Also, always lock your
spare tires to the carrier. !
j .v con,moa sense and carefulness
"?J25 12umlJfr or.a"' tha will be;
So?eonars,- m""mom toI r
MARKETING MEN ENDORSE
RURAL MOTOR EXPRESS
Holdlnr that It I. v
value ertends to both producer and
consumer, the transportation com
mittee of the National lu.i,tin.
State Marketing officials, at a meet-
rweaur nera rn rsew York City,
placed an emphatic endorsement on
rural motor exnresa hv rMmm.H
Ing to the various states that they
Points favorable to rural motor ex
press which were emphasized at the
meeting were:
It divorces the farmer's trans
portation probelm from that of pro
duction. It brings s. larger, fresher and
of ttlmes cheaper supply of farm pro
ducts to the consumer.
It Is A means of rednelni- th. M.
' Jiving, because It eliminates waste
auu implication or work, and makes
profitable the marketing of small
quantities of foodstuffs.
Interest In the rural motor express
movement iS CTOWine fllM in manv
sections of the United States, accord
ing to B. Parr, director of the Fire
stone Ship and Truck bureau, at
Akron, who declares scores of in
aniiies from Drosoective nn.i.p.
marketing agencies and interested
farmers are coming to the bureau
dally through Its G4 branches.
t. w Curtis, manager of the
orancn in this city, at West San
Antonio and Durangro streets, said
recently that while the El Paso' ter
ritory does not rank first In Int
taken In rural motor express, there
is every indication mat the move
ment will have a steadv and hMithv
growth here.
CHAS. A. TUCKER 0LDSM0BILE
I.EW GENERAL SALES MANAGER
Chas. A. T acker has been aDnalntMf
general sales manager of the Olds
motor works and will in that capacity
direct the destinies of Oldsrooblle
sales throughout the United States.
Mr. Tucker brings to this Impor
tant position an unuaaal training and
a rare measure of selling and execu
tive ability. For & number of years
previous to his appointment to his
present Post he has been nresldent
and general manager of the Ne
braska Olds mob lie comnanr. of
Omaha, from which he has now
severed his connection. This busi
ness he himself established and In a
phenomenallr short time developed
from a small beginning to one of the
most important distributing points
in the country.
when asked to confirm this report
from Lansing, C W. Fearce. of the
Oldsmobile Sales company, local
OJdsmoblle distributors, said:
"We feel very much gratified by
the f election of Hr. Tucker for the
vacancy at the factory office. I
have been intimately acaualnted
with-felm for several years and know
him to be a man of unusual ability
and purpose, he nas been actively
engaged Tn sales work for nearly 20
years and has always been con
spicuously successful. During the
time In which he has been an Olds
mobile distributor he has of coarse
become thoroughly conversant with
all the factory's products and
Dollcles. so he comes to his new
work extremely well prepared."
EXPRESS TO CANADA MUST
BE PREPAID AFTER APRIL 15
VS. J. Martindale. general agent-
American Railway Express. an
nounces that on and after April IS,
the American Railway Express com
pany will require prepayment of ex
press charges on ail snipmenu des
tined to points In Canada.
Thip action, which is in line with
that taken by the railroads some
time ago. has been made necessary
because of the heavy rate of ex
change, which makes the Canadian
dollar worth only 86 cents In United
States money.
The tarirr rates irom express or
fices in the United States to those In
Canada have always been calculated
in the currency of this .country. The
Kxpress company has found that it
thus loses 14 cents on every dollar
of express charges when collection
is made in Canadian funds.
EIGHTH CAVALRY BAND TO 1
GIVE CONCERT SUNDAY
The following program will be
plaed by the Eighth cavalry band in
band stand at Fort Bliss Sunday af
ternoon, weather permitting:
March. "Fairest of the Fair". .8ousa
Overture, "Leonore Beethoven
( Fidel io
Solo for horn, "Angel's Serenade"
Braga
Performed by musician 2nd class, 1
Chester C. Thom. j
Grand Fantasia. "Siegfried" i
Moses -To bain!
From R. Wagner's Music Drama.
(By Reouest.)
Salons tuck, "Golden Blonde" '
EUenberg '
Grand March and Chorus, from
"Semi ram id e Kosslnl I
Finale. "Eighth Cavalry Air"
Jacabowski
Th Canadian government has a
Solomon Admits He Left
Mary, But He Did So
For Self Protection Only
Omaha. Neb.. March 27 Solomon
Phelps, aff-r his wife, Mary, had cut
off trt of hia nose ith a razor.
chopped a hole two inches lonij in
his head with a hati-hei, hit him or.
the head with a Ur?t hammer ati'J
a mnarkabie puncluir-projl tube free with eacn tuc
28x3-.
30x314
32x3K 3U4
12x4
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Dept. 71-3:04
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Atttemetfve
Supplies
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'.Tui'i, tit'Ti manv tunes with ier fists.
uM.u-d that 'saiei f:rt" is a good
rule m married lite
lie saj s so in an affidait filed in
district court Friday in answer to
an answer made by Mary to his suit
for dl.orce. In her answer Mary al
leges that Solomon abandoned her.
Solomon says he left merely as a
matter of self protection.
The war cost JlS5.O0O,OOO.f0O.
Ptinc-uTe Proof Tube given FREE with each Pubhc Tire ordered.
Pub:.: Tires a-e gnaraateed on 6.000 M-Je basia. The? are recon
structed and prsctKaljy punrTarepTTOi.
Two hundred thousand JOC.OOOi car owners are urtit ; these rs
and ndinz with comfort. Put one of these tires and tabes on your
car today, tnflite with air '.ike ordmirr tubes, then fornet puntluies
and tire tronbSe. Order tod ty Dont Delay. Remember you get
WE SEND OUR GUARANTEE BOND WITH EACH ORDER.
THIS IS YOUR PROTECTION.
Price includes tube and tire:
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u.tir f3. rJafn rread ornoo-sk id is de
sired. Seed deporit for ech tire, balasce C O- D. sabiect to
aauuusftfea. S special cfaaonttfamoaj
To insure frn"- defirery tend money order cr cai&ers
check.
PUBLIC TIRE CORPORATION
S.
yilth'ca11 Ave. Chicago, III.
The unlimited resources of the House
are back of The Spreckels
"Savage" Tire Company, in its purpose to
make for the motoring public reliable and
dependable goods of proven merit. Not
subject to the whims of stockholders, The
Spreckels "Savage" Tire Company is able
to adhere to the chosen poKcy of manu
facturing products that are made to a
A thorough stndy of the requirements of the present
day motorist resulted in the making of .i new departure
in tire construction. That new departure is expressed in
our D Type Tire. A big; sturdy, flexible, oversize, hand
buih casing: made by improved methods, of die best
grades of raw materials, and according to our own sped
ncatioas ax found necessary to meet the needs of the
motorist of today; the "Savage" D
by many motorists the best fabric tire on the American "Savage" Grey or Grafinite tabes make splendid road 'S
market. . companions for any tire. t
The Spreckels "Savage" Tire Company
. San Diego, California
BOSS RUBBER
SECRETARY OF STATE WILL
OE. VIVE. nccnpC IIIVF
KUlUn MrURl junn i
Austin. Texas, March 27. Follow-
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I "PAY AS YOU RIDE" 1
I Easy Payment Plan No Interest I
Buquor Motor Company
S. 811-813 Mem Ac El Paso. Tex.
SAVAGE POLICIES
standard and not to a price. The result
in the final analysis is that the consumer
pays less per mile for the performance
given by these products.
An undertaking of this nature requires
constant research for improvement ne-t
cessitating large expenditures of money,
effort and time. Few companies are able
to give these-unsparingly. The Spreckels
SAVAGE PRODUCTS
Regular "Savage" Tires are nude to rtSaary staad
axds as far as size is concerned, tbsogh in qaaliqr thry
are second only to the "Savage" D Type. "Savage"
Plain and Grip Tread types are made in aB ordinary and
many odd and unusual sizes. - "Savage" Ribbed Treads
are made in small popular sizes and the oversize 3i inch
(373). The same
Type Tire, because of ejecting th: building
SAVAGE TIEES AND TUBES EXCLUSIVELY
AHE IJISTIlint TE1 I ARIZO-NA XEW MHXICO WEST TEXAS tlx
AND ACCESSORIES COMPAiNSY
Howard announced he would retire
from the state's service before June
j t(J becom4 nta1 u,, g,,, Jacln-
to Trust company, recently organised
Ut Houston.
"Savage" Tire Company is not only able
but does it with a result quite apparent
in "Savage" Tire products. The methods
employed, the selection of raw materials,
the skill of the workmen, the constant
search for Saws, all reflect the purpose
behind the making and are important fac
tors in the manufacture of prodscts bear,
ing the Spreckels "Savage" name.
carend atteatMa u given to detajb
of these tizesxtbat is given to the
j Servant girls emp;otd In v
homes in Des Moines. Iowa, are c"--
templatlng tke forming of a u- i
with a view of tter!n; their work.-
-easing wages.
laarin Car, equpped a
dearie IflMs end starter, tmb
cst tjpc rwonmt irtcm. smau
wirtez Deed. Csnpktc bop
ten top cover and nas
apeedemeter: efcetrie bora; ex.
tra ran aod carrier oo rears
complete tad eqaipment, , a
ciixlfflC pmap aad jack, roes
rat. robe rail. oocketa.iB.cs;
door. Price S8S deUv
ered. Wrile for catalogue.
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