El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-02


been shown in the new AitcheIls and
manager ". H Marsh reports that
since the announcement that his com
pany had taken the agency, there have
/ been numerous inquiries as to when
the cars may be seen.
Juan Creel, manager OF the Pioneer
Motor company, returned Thursday
from holiday trip 10 the California
Jack Brace. of the International Auto
company, is on a visit to the Packard
factories in an effort to expedite ship
ment Of that company's allotment Of
cars
Secures More Cars.
Reporting considerable success in
I his efforts to have more cars allotted
TO this territory, E 6. Perry. president
of the Lone Sta- Motor company. has
returned from a trip 20 Cleveland, De-
troit and other eastern points. The
shipments Of Dodge cars are to be in
creased Immediately to meet the heavy
demands
j. p. Freeman. Of the Mission garage
: Is back from fortnight's trip through
the territory Of the concern for the
Chevrolet and reports placing sub
contracts for a total of 40 cars in
Carrizozo. AlamOgOrdo, Ancho. Tucum-
carl clovis. Vaughn and other New
Mexico cities.
Big six Bucks have been delivered
by the International Auto company to
r. W WilmOre. p. Z Gardner and
George Gray. All were touring cars
while big six" rOadsters have been de-
livered to James Primm and John
Hutchings, subdealer at Alamogordo.
OverlHnds Selling Fast.
The Fl PasO Overland company re-
ports the sale Of model SO Overland
touring cars 10 ". WeisskOpf, Of san
Rafael and Sam Silverman. of 525
South Ell PasO street. A carload ship
ment of four model SO Overlands has
been made TO the Bailey Motor Sales
company, Of Roswell and another car.
consisting Of three model SO Overlands
and one model SO six to NJ R.
Buchanan, Of Silver City. Two car
loads of ONerlands are also in transit
for the FL PasO office.
F. ~ Bannell, general manager Of the
FL PasO Overland company. spent the
week IN Fort Stockton, Pec0s, Sweet
water and Dallas and expects TO visit
Tulsa, Okla. and Toledo before re-
turning TO FL PasO.
Stockland Brothers. Maxwell sub
dealers at Silver City. viii be in Ell
Paso this afternOoE TO get two Max
well touring cars rom a two carload
shipment received by the BuquOr No
tor car company They report the sale Of
one of these cars 10 the Sunnyside
Methodist Sauitarium, at Silver City.
J. A Smith, mechanical inspector Of
the Maxwell. leaves for Deming today
after spending week with the local
agents
VIII He sing Its
Copies OF a new song, "Mack's Swell
Car Was a Maxwell have been re-
ceived by the Buquor Motor Car com
pany and Adolph BuQuor promises TO
render it the next time he Is hailed be-
fore the county court Whether he
means this as treat or threat is
unknown
John Yoke. zone supervisor Of the
Maxwell is now at the factory rushing
shipments 10 the southwestern dealers
Two carloads were received by the Blu
INV tod nd
other carload Is expected Monday.
The Auditorium Motor company re-
ports the sale Of Haynes "KOkomO
skies" TO George Todd. DR.. s V. Young
and H. l. Gales. Of Albuquerque. Mr..
Gales took no chances on having any
delay in, his order, wiring it in this
week.
e A carload Of Haynes touring cars was
shipped by the factory today TO the
Auditorium Motor company
Las Cruces Buys Tires.
Ray Smith, who is conducting the
Boss Rubber company's exhibit at the
Las Cruces fair, reports doing a big
tire business up there and has been
doing what is considered a record bust
ness for that city
Running a modern service car is not
without its smiles as well as its trOu-
bles. George Haley was called upon
this week 10 bring in a delivery truck
from Magoffin avenue to the Modern
garage The truck was so damaged that
it could not be towed in as it should
and had to be tOwed backward with the
result that persons on San Antonio
street wondered If George knew wheth-
er he was going east or west. The
Moderns service car has now been
equipped with a modern apparatus for
hauling cars out OF the mud and also
with a new "Wrecking wheel" whereby
a car with one wheel smashed may be
towed TO the garage without any great
difficulty.
Buyers Heavy Sellers Light
Lee Benham. in charge OF the used
car department Of the Modern Auto
company, reports that the orders ex-
coed the supply these days and that he
IS buster hunting up persons wanting
to sell than he is getting buyers.
The new machine shop Of the Mod
ern Auto company has been placed in
operation and is being kept busy
The Marmon Motor company has re-
ceiVed advices from the factory that
while the fOurs' have been discon-
tinued in favor of the skies" a num-
Der OF the old cars have been taken in
at the factory and entirely rebuilt and
are now 10 be offered through the regu-
lar dealers.
E. c Wells arrived from DeminE to-
day and will take back a new Stude-
baker six" from a shipment just re-
ceived by the ElliOtt-Garrett company.
Makes Run to Mesquite.
The Quick Tire Service had another
long service run on Thursday night
when one Of the red "fixit" cars had to
90 TO Mesquite to the relief OF an FL
PasO motOrist who had a bad tire
blowout there. There were also two
calls to Ysleta the same night and
manager B. r. Person is applying for
two more service cars for the local sta
ton
H. l. Williford. secretary Of the Quick
Tire Service, was a visitor in the city
on Tuesday, stopping off here for a day
while en- route from Dallas to Phoenix,
where the company is to open q branch
in the near future.
G. c. CLANCY. Of the Denver branch OF
the United States Tire company. spent
the week in the city on business for
his company.
BuIZey Visits DemfnE.
Joe Bukey, of the Western Motor
Supply company. was in Deming and
Silver City this week and reports busi-
ness conditions in both places as excel
lent.
J. o. Mccoy IS in Albuquerque in the
interests Of the Apperson- He reports
placing a five-passenger touring car
and a -chummy" roadster in the north
ern city. Road conditions while far
from ideal, were fair between Ell PasO
and Albuquerque.
The Cadillac Sales company reports a
good business in OldsmobiIes. the