Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-06
ON AUTO ROW


w. A. Paterson, manufacturer of the
Paterson 49," is visiting in Los An
geles and Southern California, looking
after the interests of the new bidder
for auto favoritism.
Four Overland cars were sold in
thirty minutes to individual purchas-
ers Friday by the Renton Motor Car
company That's going some.
A model 'E,' .-,Srrie car was sold
last week to Mr. Carpenter of Carpen-
ter Biles Lumber company. The new
Doris roadster Is now in.
II. L. Northern of San Diego placed
a large order wednesday with Lin
coin Holland for M. NJ" motorcycles,
with the intention of starting a big
subagency in the southern city for this
popular machine. The new model is a
beauty.
Willard Hoag, the we'll known rider.
is again connected with the John T.
Bill company and will look after the
Reading Standard interests. Raymond
Seymour will ride this popular motor
cycle in the races today.
The Wilson Burlington company de-
livered a Buffalo truck of original de-
sign last week to the Barber Asphalt
company. Capacity, three tons.
Mr.. Vail of the Vail Motor company
is going east this week to get the
Pennsylvania factory to send out a
car to compete in the Motordrome
races.
Charles Fuller of Cotton took over a
subagency OF the Midlands last week,
as the demand in that section for this
car is great. Tom Carrigan and NJ. B.
Taylor of the Midland factory are
spending another week around the
N nj ~
and report good success. Carrigan
brothers have enlarged their territory
for the Midland to cover Southern Cal
ifornia and Arizona and w. e. Carri-
gan will leave this week to place sub
agencies in Tucson, Phoenix and Pres
colt.
General Manager Mason of the Hup-
mobile agency received the following
telegram yesterday from San Francis
co: "Hupmobile today made perfect
showing and fastest time in 200-mile
mud plug race out of a field of ff-
teen contestants. Time hours 15
minutes"
The Washington Auto Supply COM
pany will be known after this week
by their new corporate name, Auto
motor Equipment company.
The Pico Carriage works yesterday
received this telegram from Oakland:
Paterson '30' made greatest showing
In hill climb here.-D. B. Brentzer."
Two Great Western cars were sold
last week to ]. B. Moores, Los Angeles,
and A. n. Dukes, Santa Ana. Great
Western "6' arrive this week sure.
A new car. the Ohio, is due in the
city this week and will be handled by
the American Auto agency.
Manager CoWan reports two RAM
blers sold In the past two days.
Bill Endicott says he is ready to
meet any American made car in his
class and will race, winner take all;
also he is not interested whether the
other machine is protected by the Sell
den patent.
r. S. Hargraves is in Pasadena, hav-
ing driven all the way from New Or
leans in Glide Scout, and reports
the only trouble he had was of the tire
variety.
M. e. Eckert. general manager and
Charles Z. Eckert, president of the Au-
burn factory, are in the city and leave
today for San Francisco.
The w. d. Howard company has the
youngest real live salesman in the city
in the person of Richard Carlson, who,
though he has just turned II, can make
you take notice Of all the good points
of the Winton and Chadwick cars
Manager Fulton of the local Haynes
agency reports that they have sold
four cars during the last week as the
results of the show prosDectS