The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-14

Shields, the greatest trio of piscatorial plunderers that ever banded together. tried out the new motor boat of Sam tention of the party was to fish. but their intentions are of no matter; let it suffice to say they paid no atten- ton to their intentions. but just wet the boat and a few other things not of the neuter or feminine gender
 The party was pulled off at Tay- lor's Ferry. No fish were caught, but they all reported the boat to be O. K. No explanation was given for the whole crowd getting wet We'll they. couldn't blame that on the boat anyway.
 There was another trip pulled off last week, too, only this particular trip was not in a motor boat, but six cylinder land boat that had all the speed and endurance that could be re- quired of any conveyance. The Stu debaker Six came from Atlanta to Bir- mingham in record time, and the only trouble was that the horn stuck 30 seconds. Maybe Joe Anderson was
  besides the horn. Anyway the horn Is good enough to throw off on in an emergency.
 There is a man named Crow at Ash vile. He sells gasoline and other things for the tired motorist. He Is a clever fellow and doesn't mind being awakened at night to do you favor. It Is too bad there are not more people h, hAk A fny tn and Birmingham.
 Jewell E. Taylor, the popular man ager of the Goodyear company, says business has never been better with his concern. 1t will always be good as long as he isT at the helm.
 B. M Brazeal, formerly connected with the Capitol Park Motor Car com pany has gone with the Drennen Motor company in the capacity of salesman. He is one of the pioneer automobile men in this district and is sure to make good. He knows the game up one side and down the other.
 John H. Gordon. southern sales man. ager of the Dodge Motor company, was He reports good business throughout the south.
 E. l.. Scouten, Buick salesman of the Drennen Motor company, has estab lished a record for the sale of these cars. Scouten has sold 55 cars since June 25. and is still going strong.
 Joe Anderson, the Studebaker man, Is one of the most fluent takers when 1t comes to trying to get enough sixes to supply his orders in the country, but at that Joe couldn't get but one six and he didn't have that the day he arrived in Birmingham.
 Alonzo Parrish, Roy Kay, Hal Coons and Bob Badham are in the running for the prize offered by Hubert Dren- nen for the one that sells most during the week. All the boys are still speak ing. but most of them have sore mus cles from running to the telephone. feminine voice is on tho wire begging for sympathy instead of a masculine one balling out an order.
 At that the boys talk pretty nice to everybody that calls up over the tele- if she has a nice voice.
 Bun Roberts, one of the most capable an-round automobile men in the busi- ness, has severed his connection with the Drennen company to take charge of the sales for Paul Crawford. Chan dler and National agent. Lookout, com petitors, Bun is sure to make every body look to their laurels.
 Gordon Hewson of the Saunders Mo- tor company closed & Saxon agency in last week. He has made good with jump when it comes to putting tho gasoline good timers over.
 J. G. Wright of the Birmingham Reo agency is one of the proudest automo- shouldn't he be? The new Rec six has arrived, and he is selling them as fast as the factory Can deliver
 Donald Drennen announces the ar- rival of the Dodge combination limou- sine and touring car body. He says it Is a dream. and he ought to know.
 Jimmy Andrews says the west is some country but the south will do for him. They can't show us thing says Jimmy. We have the pepper and the salesmanship right here in Bir- mingham. All they can beat us on Is the climate and that did not agree with me-"
 Ray Bolton of the Mitchell agency was on the jury last week. Needless to say. no one was convicted. . Gee, that girl was hummer! and didn't be- lieve the members of the vice squad anyway And thus the sad story ended.
 Brownell Auto company got in IS roadsters last Wednesday, They were all gone Thursday. Amt business rot ten?
 The Chalmers agency, of whiNl A. c. Boorse is head, will open up modern repair shop in connection with the agency tomorrow morning. A largo stock of parts is on hand and the shop will be in charge of two Chalmers mechanics.
 B. B. Ball and Ben Ash are stirring up bunch of Chalmers prospects lately. and they are bound to land few of them.