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EL PASO MORNING TIMES. SUNDAY AUGUST 19 19.7
3 B
mmum
THAN THEY CAN DSE
i .
Kvfov TrjriMf ta- áSssl
iaa Sfaaaia Ha
ltifcitt n the utiíajate Jiijigu wef;
or Mvnav iimk nw.
hasta Matar sha -. The leí taras was
W gat that ntombn- off ndr Hanei M ett
rawts. Whet Yo do with theae rHd H
He tnMir precien racing- he f
leads government and tn.ít Is bound W
Un lmetMar and welgmier prouiem oí
te munan-s árala snrolrrrom Winil
': ecanomlc weirera M perhaps I-
raégv her neutrality hue-' issespsiialaau'a.
Wm ainad iraaa Mi hr.cnrvw a
areat shortage of fíxtaec ünpor. wd
he moment i MMpcMfgn'w'mM.tMf
mm from te .-rrnf
r at íhetr wMe end to tms teed for
Ihetr overgrown (urda. Bal the home
market t naturally overtaxed petcea
nave rillm ven below pre-war ratea
attd 'lhey are therefore beaarlnr imw
inc'the gBvernmeal'to of thfl rroattor
far 'export a UM only way out ef Mm
df nttifly.
V cauna get moré SwilMr aa sajeei
unn .Th ..tanam aaredmefH -
vtéas that Britain. .Trenca and the BUjtg
JteHef cnBttHtMiTMU hav o per e
ixdt inwki era iSi fee NettterlMMM
(' ira ettaeMMT MMÍfr' her. í
afea hesitates somewhat nM neoetH.
1 uenraeny arena wm.
Mu. amn fHlnn of Ih II ild Of the
injesUon. as Iba correspondent of the
Associated rresa learns on gwxi winww.
In that blockaded Germany at. preeirt
by.jra mean evinces any anxiety JS
Butch cattle. German rarmera wojjiil
rioutilless Jntnp at the ehenrelMhe ur-
uL rnuM th.nkmllv enterre
their bill of rare. But tbe authorities
now look twite it. every mark tc
. aerou tbe rrpnuer in peyroein- r i
Otraimy flo doubt 1 ready to buy at
beroim price? he certelnly woald not
míe thetttl tf offered berj but no
application Tfnr cattle eport baa been
aitde rrora the Oerroan aide the Aaao-
fjited Press correapondent U reliably Jn
f'Juwtn'er positblfl "way of dUposin of
ronilderable portion or Hie surplua cattle.
U by ubitltutlnr beer Tor pwk Jn tbe
ravemmenr cheap food supply scheme.
Tbla mlitbt take an .eatra & or 9.
000 bead of cattle a month and account
for o090 of the surplus cattle .stocks
and the plan Is under consideration In
WTbeInenSuÍTom America oa the eiport
...ViV.; i. nminr ponilderable anx cty
here. If the United Stales presses the
ilemind for a conrolete stoppare or ex-
ports or Dutch arrlcultural products tu
Oernnny. as the price of contlnulnfr to
supply her rraw.- Holland 'ffl mud
i.r-inrti(vi: it is true she s. under
tiresrnt clrcunutaBces. entirely dependent
on her overseas rraln ' supplies. selnir
tnat ner own crup is umr uiiivc
meet the" needs of man and beast. for three
'months.
iVtrep Maxwell One-Ton Truck Makes
Big Hit Along Automobile Rialto
&m and Ad Buquorin the new one-ton Maxwell Truck the l&tert product of the bis Maxwell
factories. Thia model now on display at the Bttquor Motor company aalearoom.
MrwH Factory PiatM Huge
Caisijiigi for Cemmg Year;
Trwcha Gtvm Tatta.
-Btc prodnettoMT Wall If tba Mu-
wall trucks scheduled for production dur
ing the retnéiotnr emoUu or IM7 were
hU in nni uhi mwM um enotúrti
fsedautrfs to LondOfi In mm trip to feed
Mm inttre iKmrtaiMoa oí Europe's lKrt
Dm ranlT wMeh Adl Bumor.
of the BiftHior Motor oompany fare when
aacea wBeioer me mimi owr com-
pany was "prod Uclnrope-ton trucks In
qeaoouea
was so be
an titles or whether the new vehicle
merely a sioeime or ine mas-
era or the fanvMS Maxwell' tqurlrtfr: car.
Aeeordtni' to Mr: Buquor. total of
not Jess than 15.000 or the new commer-
cial ears wllt be mado durlnr MT and
production already mapped out lor' t8
calls for a large Increase to this number.
new .MSXWMI oiisprmg- pme a
apprarinoetami gire pronun
vide awash in the Industrial
The. atrappliMf younrster- iwasta
heal
ciittlni
a finnllrite. of the famous one-stop Mat'
well motor. Tlmken-Darld Brown worm
and gear drive with Tlmken roller bear-
Inrs In both front and rear axles. Spe-
cial heavy artillery type- wood wheels
and a complete electrical equipment. His
body Is finished In a bandsonw black
with trimming or red. He s.e!rhToo
pounds and has "a wheel' base or 1M
loches.. v
Suddenly si this' truck has burst Into
view. It is not am overnight conception.
AS a matter or fact it baa been under-
way ror more than two years wWIo ex-
perimental Jobs suitably disguised bsva
been Tunning--. around .'Betfolt .ror many
weeksVandmssy- thousand miles. By tbls
means Mm design' has Aast thoroughly
proved out. the -one-ton oxecHy having
been confirmed by teals 'Hhdar an actual
load of avr pounds.
The new track is
Buquor Motor company
selling campaign
once.
iv at the
an. active
to be launched at
Adveitirés of Wd Man Greenlaw
k tke (treat Gae of Draw Poker
rtlsts. Haja g0 a .ilfht to ellnt It'aWt
."O co'M h has." saM the oM man
nnattamlv. -Tim ConMltutlon . nda
nasa a mum 1st ha p'imt oharhms
attar eR WMfcajsU ' aso Ml. an 'tahYt
i.r2S-;
that ain't nMWwiT nrc nor tnr. vr
a lalMn 'htMrt wa chanves. Yo'
alt sM they rsmMa't ha na - chances
MM Mm laws o" paker beln's they was
wrat fe1 the Medas and rrusalaM an w at
el Meat arr. an I wag eH" Of jo1
-I duMM whothm Medaa I an I
haver met up wttti an'y en l-nisflan
What p Vended to ptar paster. an- i non i
reeiy fciow whether he .was a Prussian
net. Ha was. Dutchman; an ngm.
same turrm parts what waa catíed Prus-
sia so mebha ha was." . .
What kymd of a playar waa bet"
aakad th old man. It waa evident that
Ite rB sore. MIS unerances naa uocn
flouted and ha was rropmr around tor
some rother subject on whkh ba could
assert positiva knowledge without being
subjected to eontradlrUon. But no; Mr
"l none sarn na was a uuicmiwii. omu
II" he replied scornfully. Standi to
reason what ha waTfl no kylnd of
Payer. But that ain't the p'int a(Hi
Int Is what thejrs bn changes."
"Loos: a- nTsr.'i. esriaimen vne nia n
narhtr ut angrily "yo Is bell roar
strenyous bout them ehsngss. 'Pears like
jo was glltln' doggoned Blgglty long o'
yo' bam' reckoned fno 'r Its! ot a ex
pert Vhat I dona said was What iney
couldn't be no changea Into .the lawa.o'
poker nstead o' which yo' begins prat-
tita" 'bout strslghtg an straight flushes
nt ihv vi law. Thrv ain't an' So'
all knowa they ain't They'a Jott hands
what bal to be played 'córdln' to the
rules. Don't roily what tbey's no changes
into ma rows 'long o iney im jni"
dell a one who has scored la Isnportatri
point.
ant that awntMOMn waa now thorough
ly aroused. In Ms own way. he was ai
arbitrary at roe old sean Mmaetr and
thongti ha was praparad to im that
point M was also prepared to rana aft-other.
eMrihha so." ha reaeadwt. "but they'l
taaaapin' Usa lo He fnalisarrd. Yo' all
datnm what Miey can t ha no chanca mida
Into the rules don't yo't"
3ho' Uo. That's what I been sajln'
'"W?líTir they'l huH se h' hew rulet
Interjtired In the gama thatM ba a change
wouldn't It?" u ... . .
"Oh. I don't know.1 saM Mr. oen
Pepper. "MougM ha wreaa In Jus To" to
ureiftlwn some p'lnt.what wa'n't ntirely
clear. To' couldn't 'xicBy call that no
cjiango'.
Tney an reansru mat wna r rrprr
said was by. no means pottlnent to the
argument but they also realised that .the
tetson ha apeke was that It was lust
naturally Impossible ror him to rtrraln
rrum speaking any longer. Therefore Mr.
BasiAtt retnovtd him from tte sslonn
ungently snd Mr. Blslsdell repeated his
ejuestlon "Wouldn't III" . t .
"Well It mongm ba cnsldred that-
away! said the old roan reluctantly "but
tb ain't nobody never heer'd o" no new
set 0- rules Dem- inirriurea. uio iiuu
nabrle n civilisation 'd reel an' totter
to the foundations If injihln' Ilka that
.was am.
"Oh. 'I
iUi IntlnllA aiyirn
no gre't amount o' reelin' an' 10111
twin' id M.-mr of a Jackpot beln made
when th' alnt nobody comes In ag"ln U10
anta nor the rounditlons 0' civilisation
ain't ihook up to no "stent 'long o' they
beln a rule what a nan cant open it
not 'thouten he has apa'r o' jacks or
better aro' the draw. If them It the con-
sequents o' what's did under the. rules t
tit nv hrM ithln 'bout 'em."
"0 co'so they sln'R" said tbe old man.
now thoroughly bewildered. "Th" ain't
no e'nvutsions o' nsture 'easloned by
nothln whtrs dluT 'cordln' to law on'jr
the spring Hoods. reckon they'a a law
what sends the Mississippi iWr up In
Dona Am Couniy Fait
rtotnm tú Be. hreal
ExftioHi Many Premium
By Times Special Corre Modent.
Xas entres; ?. M.. August tr-Jurt now
Manager 8. 3. Hook land or the Dona Ana
County rah association together .with his
assistants In Mm varloda hranches ara
very busy gehMmr a una n the vary best
iroaucu iur einwm hiq kti- u ams
Mr. Haokland states that an unusually
attractire premium list wih saeta Its ap
pearsnre auon. . .
In making selections for heads of tho
different departments Mr. Hookland choMt
the leader. In each or the different Unas
represented for the work. The departa
ment beads srst Swine Geo M. Carki
the sir ev'ry irear oiherwlne "twouldn't
happen but ouulden that tba world goes
on stlddy enough 's long ' they ain't
po las broke.
But totlnU does yo all reckon ro 't
trytn' to git at? Them rules yo sll Is
tetiln on so. glib 'Is dona been 'stabllihnd
rm the niinnm. in- ami no coanre
been made into 'em nor they csn't be.
never neason is wnai iney
'cordln' to principie. first off an'
tiples Is everylastln". .They car
nnthln' dirt what ain't 'cordln' tc
Mo 'special In poker they can't.'
nted
em.
"f)h. Is that sot" said Olalidell sar-
ruiiraliv. nia air was that or a man
'suddenly grown weary of a discussion In
wnico no- lurvner argumrui 1 iisnum
"Then I reckon them principles must 'a'
been on'ratln Into Jackpots aro' they was
any. 'Taln't on"y a raw years ago now
when they didn't nobody know what a
Jackpot was an' o eo'sa they wa'n't no
rules c'ncernln' 'em. ' Jsckpots Is new
sn' the rulea Is new what they has to ba
played ;cordln' to U that ain't
'"Drinks la on the houie" Hid lake
Wlnterboltom juriirlaHy and the. old man
set 'cm up tn suence.
ranga cattle W. r. IsSacks; dairy eatoe.
E. b. un! horses and aumrmam
fullert poultry and pet stocky o. c Wll-
Itams and Mrs. H. V. Bundyi afrteartan'
K B Hoaglsndf rruits. capí. Thoa. Bran-
nlgsnt vagauMes E. C Lock: aswry r.
R. Bossynii sugsr beets C A Tsjrnayi
genera auperuwement at
Thomss
Summerfordi flowers Mrs. It. W. Morgaai: 1
general superintendent of dasaaattd
science. Mrs. A. S. Eytari canning and
preserving Miss Abbto Kiigora: boys and
gtrls division Mrs. J. H Etsqii dapart-
men! of schools and atsdrmles. Dr. B. K.
McBridei denanmcnt or baking and hot-
ter matin r Mrs. 1 S McClurei supetm-
tendent of dog and 60 nv carada. Mrs.
Jotas-hiñe rotter.
Already an unusually attractive pro-
gram has been arranged ror the four days
of the fair. Wednesday September ta
wilt ba Children's dsyi Thursday ftrp-
lamber Í7. Farm Bureau days Friday Sep-
tember ratrldtlo dayi and Saturday.
September . a Pain day. Other at-
tractive reaturaa will be sdded to the
four dtys program' from time to ame.
jjffi PHONE
jTl 5050
By DAVID A CURTIS
"Cur'ous bow natura. al'aya'P'vtde nigh
bout ev'rythln what's reely nec'ary".
said old man Oreenlaw as he sat In the
doorway or his little saloon In Arkansas
City looking out over the watery waate
In front of him. The Mississippi PJver
Waa up. to use the. phrase locally ap-
plied to flood condlUohs and very little
except tba water waa visible to the eye.
"Trouble Is" he continued "what it'a
liable ro' to p'vlde a .bellova lot too
Such sometimes not to say nothln' about
em times when tb' ain't enough. Th'
ain't no question but what water Is a
nec'ary evil. They couldn't be no boats
run 'thouten they was wster to run 'em
onto but they don't 'pear to be no sense
p'vldln' so much on It what th' ain't
room ro' It Into the Tlver an' bell is rose
in sll directions consequent. .
"MaiCa' been 'long 0' things beln'.
thataway what tho law .0'- a'ply an'
d Tn and was wrote. 'Cordln' to that tr
Mi' ain't no s'ply tbey's al'ays a d'mand
n fr thair ain't no demand they has to
be a .a'ply.. Bern's theyt al'ays too moch
0' one an not .enough o' t'other the
avíraga 'la1 kep'? tal'abla well an
" 'I
! ' .
V t-M f
The Standard of
y$$ruck Value
The salesman who says "Just as good" pays what
he knows to be the highest possible compliment to the
thing he is trying to sell.
But unconsciously he gives still greater .praise to
the standard by which the substitute is gauged.
When you hear a truck- saleemari'say VJust as good
as a White" you know he is . advancing what he hopes
will be his clinching argument
' . . - t 4
But you also know that he gives you the best of all
reasons for NOT accepting the "Just as good' and the
best reason for deciding in favor of the truck whose
reputation- whose performances whose growth into
mighty fleets have placed it where it becomes the nat-
ural standard of Truck VeJue
Many trucks have been sold on the plea that they
are "Just as good as a White." 'The truck you select
should bevthe truck whose service has made it the yard-
stick arid scales for the measurements of others.
THAT TRUCK IS THE
White TrueM
Tí WHITE CO. CIXVELAND.
Simpson-Mice fp.
'"'Hit
(fj
Flaagaa 7tT
the c'munlty giU along lu 'swtll 'a
ir they wa'n't no sitn law what ain't
al ají ano vo.
"Proves what nature's al'ays right even
when I is. wrong. Taxaa-a neap omaf
to ondarstand it but It en ba did tr a
1 up his
itll .truth
tr Hain't
ind to b'lleva tbe truth tba aula
n nnthln hut the truths even IT
so. ir be don't-oe'g name to- 10 lose an
reason an' fetch up In the runny bausa
long o' trytn' to onderstend thing what
th' ain't no mu into an' wa'n't never
meant fo' to be oderstood no bow. L '
"But this yer law o s'ply an d'mand.
If it's tooken by an' largo works ac'rate
enougn in regyaras 10 some uiiun- nea-
son Is what th' ain't no money to ba
maña lnln' tin other wav. If they was
a many spellln' books made Us .they .1
decks o' playtn' wards they wouldn't ba
Mfttwitf tititf m. Thm that makea 'am
knows It an they does accordlnV
"If that' the' case' said Jskc Wlnter-hntu-n
"I nnn't aea no tt'Uc'Iar call fo
they to ba no law made c'ncernln' Ik
rears like It kylnd o' retlates Itself";;
"Kylnd o' looks thstawsy" admitted
the old man "but Just nacJtnlly the law-
yers has to write one same's they does
bout 'ev'rythln' else. Mo' laws they Is
the mo on 'em gits broke an' tbe mo'
business they I fo the lawyers. Standi
they wouldn't be no lawyers an- alm'lar
ir ibey wa'n't no lawyers they wouldn't
be nolsws. jra t other xajnplao a'ply
an' dlntnd.
'.an niaai 'iKa-r-a Mrhtil laws. aama's
they la ossachul ones speakw' by aa":
larga tna nacnui ones is wein wnai uiera
a d'mand ro' an' tba onnachul ones r la
them what they Is-the biggest s'ply or.
tub lawyers 'tends to that but they'a a
bean o dJirrence atween 'em.
Th narhnl law a 1a them what Moses
done wrota In the b'glnnlo' ro the Medea-
an' tba Prussians wnat can t sever uo
changed beln'a they waswrota y'reclc
rirst off. an they can't nobody make no
'mprovemeni onio em. ine ounsutui
nnu la ttum uhii'i been wrote later an'
its changed rm time to time when they
don"! work; right. ...
"Prob'iy the besl 'xsmpla o nscMl
naina theva creek the way they stands
they can't be no change made into 'em
no mo'B they ua into toe Ten trnitaa
menis."
'I donna
fully "but tbey's been changes made In
the rules o' poker aro' bow an' tr It'a
been did onc'l I don't sea no reason why.
it can't be did again. ;l ain't a sayUV
what It's gwlne to bur It roought."
Tn old man hesitated. It waa hard for
him to submit to the Indignity .of having
hla utterances questioned ana na seiaom
allowed It to ba done but be recognised
the fact tnat sir niaieoeu waa an touwr-
uy on ins auujica ui rata yvw. "
be said wss not to be. challenged lightly'
dui on rm otner nana u waa necea ai j
for the old man to maintain hit emlnenca
aa a nundlt of narta.
"What was them changes yo' all was
mentionin'i" na aaaen cauuoutiy.
-wen." aan maiweii reauuj euuuau
"when I dona learnt the game first off
they wouldn't nothln' snort of a flush
beat tores of a kymd nor they wouldn't
notnta Daat io s oh r 10 nigger vm.
Thev'a bean eBtd'abIa of a change tn
rtgyarda to that. First ofr somebody
'n ven ted stralghM an' they wouldn't no-
body play 'em ro a' spell same's they
won't no reel playera play 'apis- bows-
Theyl bands e' co'ss same's stralghW
is. tren a uiua -oor cn uc cuicu a
hand such aa 'us but 'taln't legitimate
nn mon aaratahta waa tn the beainntn'
I rechan tbe way they tit to ba regalar
I what they 'muses tba children when
shay Is learaht' too gama .first ofr an'
whan afaey.glta older the titbit It rited
onto 'era so 's they gIM played too' an'
mo' till btmehy they gits to b. rag-lar
tiAK.li nlr an' HWa 'docs' Is mo' 'r less
ohUdtah same aa straights but I ain't
Seym' hut wn mesee uiej 11 . "
reco'Btsed.aottM ttme. I ala't no pi-op tel."
1 hay S aoanenwr w . mat. aa m mii
said when ha dropped bis ch.w o' to-
bwde' la Ma wWifcey." observed Jats
WlMar9ttoni. "I oWt seo no reason
aaaav tfr.av nAlcau aaaoulatn'l ChaflM EW'
laj
ehanaa
tn tha eo'sa o Mate same's most
eVntMa' chantas hut what's that yo' all
was aayhV 'boat sVaUOts beln' cWhttshr
I navar raekooad what they waa that-
'r''xv;
IMH woro saaa xttataaaii """"
feadaspoaad to awasent "bul 'paari
i a atralaM Is al'Mr. mo' V las trrfMn.
Int no gre't vütá IMo.lt. nohow
on' Into Tatafsawer. an' M' ain't no
sleh character to K as Vhay I to a rMsh.
ana' 'ncUl whan It'a fire Wfh an' yo'
táj lo tSkaa- tha aea sett to nothln'.
ftaan Hka that alai! no praper way to
-
-! im ataai. has ta atl ovar it
etKt or teirToaris4iaes to see. wbaaher
asaka na tsfifpthalisat Urto a fhah
r-2r-j?tu . alMlahl nauat I
MS say aewta asastt haga) awsaro
eft BBa asajatat' JIM IM toft
"ilrt." fa- haaai tal-aaata wall Jawaaal If
1 aaEaV mTIm - -- - aaUlaataaf
I TX waai. anapv . aajpawpai . ffDTC
"M ilia (ata naatt Btw Paawv a
aaaa tf hfa
Sha old aaaaa at
ttvaly 'fhat la.
WMI aWIWM
leo drunk
a 'am he VaaaX"
satddanly aad lataV
ba aWi irK
irastwa- a an
The best "buy" in Roadsters
Tfre ítro-powwftT roadttsr individ-
ual onn-fitiinQ Halt adjuttable to all
leg length.
Tke ikre&vaumwr nadeterdmer
nil a tmt M menee oj otner t.
aaafd
On September 15th the prices of
Studebaker Roadsters will advance. The
FOUR frotn $985 to $1025 tbe SIX from
$1250 to .$1335. -
Even at the increased price they will be the greatest
dollar for dollar valué on the market. .
At jjfreaent prices they cannot-be equalled. They ara
positively the best Roadster "buy" in the world.
for the doctor
who mat be ready to amwer calls at' asjr jtear of. the day or sight Usa
durable dependable Studebaker Hoadater 1 Ideal. It I alwaya ready
for erv ice erery part If ao easy to get at that the-arexage otrw ta
' . . thoroughly competent to take care of lt-Hti appearance preña Üa
dignity of tbe doctor' calling.
for the aleman
whose iacoajo depoada largely tipoa big ability to eovaekta territory '
' v quickly and without lota of valuable Ume the StwUbaker Boadtte? i
a real money-siaker. It 1 big iapfeetive porerfnL Jit baa plasty
of room for staple cate; penoaál baggage etc.
for general buine purposes
The Stadebaker Roadater baa ample power for evary tmtey of
' roads bill and weather. It will keep oa running It tbe hand of all
tort of driver on all aorta of road at a jninimuta Baintnaoc and
repair ezpasae. IU appearance M praatige to tlie smh who driva H.
Ose of Asterka' largeat public cerriee eorporaUona fter an eiliauaj-
Uve teat with several makes of cars extending we a pariod of thraa
years ha recently ios tailed a fleet of SS JtBdbaatty.Ueaae Its iff
urea proved that StudebaW oare aatually eeat ! oaU auc(
tata over that perifd than aray otíier tkc d"ji
f or thm woman
Beeewr of Ha beauty aaal UmntoM oasafort' wtal VeeatMe it (a an aaajfr
ear te haadle Is re fded olty tc or ot ató'atjhiii' etitjstary read Jltf
gtokbaker Kaadatar U a verypoaniUr.eaf w.werasn.
for yorur personal etpsnnismt '
It 1 tbe Meal aar let tfce tM wtfck a wmU twili j" Mta ta
driva U gat 6t-i-dft. It U a snappy Mtrieeértüg ear C
tbe Unasosnaat m tbe ratarkat arad aliasajhtáy the fcwaa hi price far
wbat K gkaa It I gwaaUed by Stiidabiha; tar terattsa w.tattir
PritMM advance) &evmmbme lStfc.
Studebkr RowMtmr now
fhne grown yeefU oomforieiig.
EUiett-Garrett Ca. Ltd
PHONE 63 gQMQg SAW ANTOWO ST.
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 37TH YEAR, Ed. 2, Sunday, August 19, 1917, newspaper, August 19, 1917; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth199235/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.