El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05

month, With them were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Nasits.
Every automobile owner is inter-
ested in gasoline consumption because
. the mileage he gets per gallon tells
the whole story Of the cost Of operat-
ing an automobile" SAYS A H Ell
more, Of the Franklin Auto sales COM
pany- If your gasoline bills are big
Your . ii and repair bills will be big
100, because high gasoline consumption
means that the car is hard to run
means that II a big load to pull
eltheE in weight or friction or both
Friction means wear; wear means re-
PAIR Small gasoline consumption
means light running. easy rolling
car There is little friction and little
wear and, therefore, few repairs"
Anticipating an exceptionally large
business, the Fl PasO Overland COM
p2ny is remodelinS its salesrOom on
san Francisco street and when finished
me room VIII be one OF the best in the
city
J. A. Reames, the Studebaker dealer
o. Las Cruces, is in the city TO drive
a Studebaker back with him
H. A. woIford. of Hiusboro. n. II.
Stucebaker dealer there, was in III
Paso this week on business.
J. J. Leauty, factory representative
Tor me wichita truck, made at Wich-
lta Tails, Tex, visited Las Cruces dur
lnS the past week Mr.. Leautey is in
Clfned TO be extremely modest as re-
cards what he accomplished at the
City Of Crosses. but the management Of
the ElliOtt-Garrett company. FL Paso
distributors for the truck, seem elated
over the interest shown in the ma
chine. Mr. Leautey will probably leave
lot other towns in his territory within
the next few days, but intends to make
Il Paso his headquarters.
\ carload Of Cadillacs came in dur
ing the last 10 days but only one is
left out OF the lot
The Pierce ordyce Oil association
has new Wichita truck, purchased
from the ElliOtt-Garrett company.
which viii be used for country deliv-
cries within a radius Of forty miles
Of FL Paso- The truck is a standard
two-ton type, and was delivered Fri
day.
dessrs- Adolph and John Buquor. OF
the BuQuOr Motor company, and Mr..
Gilchrist. the Maxwell factory repre-
sentative, mOtOred to Las Cruces Sun
day and put on the moving picture
film OF the Maxwell factory at the Star
theater and airdOme. They report the
crowds so large as to uecessitate the
use Of both places, and the film seemed
10 make very favorable impression.
D. 7. Nichols and W G. Hansen. of
the local Detroiter agency, drove two
cars to Alamagardo during the present
week. where they will be delivered to
the subaEency at that place. The
Nichols concern. as Southwestern dis
tributors for the Detroiter. are fast
closing out the territory. A carload
Of lights which were delivered sat
urday. are dwindling in number very
rapidly.
7 S. Thien. district manager for the
Maxwell Motor Sales corporation, is
spending the week at the local agency.
Another carload OF Maxwells are due in
the next few days, and they're all
sOld"-as usual.
Carl Reeves, of the Elliott-Garrett
company. has just returned from a
trip TO Valentine, Tex. where he went
to deliver a six cylinder, six passenger
National to o. c Finley
E @ Wells. Of Deming. subdeaIer for !
the Studeba Eer. drove a new Stude-
baker four back with him last Monday
morning, bought from the Elliott-Gar
rett company Miss Claude Hayes !
purchased a Studebaker touring car
from the ElliOtt-Garrett company this
week.