The Washington herald., 1911-02-19

line, and incidentally have sold q few.
Thanks to the cooperation of every ex-
hfbitor, all of whom did everything in
their power to help the show along, it
has been a greater success than the one
last year"
I'VE are perfectly satisfied with the
show" said Sam Luttrell, Whether the
Packard factory can arrange to deliver
US the cars when We need them is all
that we need to worry about. Muelheisen,
Louis Stevenson and myself have a
number of prospects who have told US
they intend buying Packards. I wish
they would make the show a permanent
affair. judging from the way things have
been with u.s.
''The only regret that 1 have over the
the show is that I will have to send
Gardiner Orme back to the class D league
next week." said Dad Emerson, mana
ger of the Emerson & Orme team who
handle the Regal. Detroit Electric, and
Apperson cars. Otherwise the show has
been an unqualified success. We have
done a nice business. and if it keeps up
perhaps we may be able to keep Gardiner
on the bench as a pinch hitter. He may
in time recover his batting eye"
T. B. Spence, president of the Pope
Auto Company, and representative Of the
Matheson, Pope Hartford, Oakland, Ev-
eritt, and the Columbus electric, has been
one of the busiest men of the show all
week. 1--WE have had many busy sea-
sons, but from the present outlook we
will be buster this year than ever be-
FORE" said Mr.. Spence last night. 81 at
fPihIlfo YDTIpb Of II n fha chou
We have had many inquiries about our
cars and most of them from people we
know are in the market for a machine.
If we land half Of them I will be satis+
fed. To my mind this show is the great
est one ever held south of New York.
Last week at this time it looked as
though my Oldsmobile line wouldn't be
here for the show, but it came in on time,
and have spent one of the busiest weeks
1 have ever had said NJ. T. Pollock,
local agent for the Oldsmobile, last night
THE Olds Autocrat has attracted a great
deal of attention, and have booked nu-
merous demonstrations, many of them
with people did not know were in the
market for a car until I met them at
Convention Hall. Though we did not get
a cent back on our guarantee / think it
would have been money well spent. How
ever, understand we will get a good
portion of it back"
81 hope that I, have as busy a week
at the truck show, which will be held
March to y, as have had this week.
said Norman Bowles, who handles the
line Both Mr. Taylor,
Of Philadelphia, who is the Eastern dis
for the Warren-Detroit. and my
self have been busy from morning until
night explaining the merits of our car to
The interested public"
THE Pullman line attracted much at
tention and 1 lined up many new pros
oects.'' said Theodore Barnes. who
handles the Pullman. II have met with
persons who have been favorably i'm
pressed with the car. and no doubt will
manage 20 land few OF them before the |
month ends. In my opinion. the show
has been q great success. and I think the |
deserves the thanks OF all |
II the exhibitors for the manner in which |
t has been handled
I'VE win get into our new place in |
Connecticut avenue just In time" said |
2. A. Gariock. representative OF the
Ransch & Lange eiectrics and the White |
gas car. Our line has attracted great |
aeal OF attention. and. Ike al Of the sx,