Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-25

j. c. Stone OF Muskogee drove home
Wednesday in a four passenger
Chandler roadster. This Ia the first
four passenger Chandler to be de-
livered in Muskogee and Mr.. stone
advises that 1t IL attracting no little
attention and that he is very proud
Of his purchase.
Walter Brown can be seen nova
days driving around In his new four
passenger Chandler roadster Walter
Is IA real automobile enthusiast and
is more than pleased with his pur-
chanSe.
T. II. Jones, superintendent OF the
Quaker Oil & Gas Co.. has purchased
seven-passenge model IT Chandler
from the local agents. the Federal
Motor company. This Is Mr.. Jones'
first Chandler car and he purchased
It without even asking for a demon
stratlOn.
M d. Sanford of the Cosden COM
pany interests is the owner of a four
passenger Chandler roadster. Mr..
Sanford looked at several cars before
making his purchase but the Chandler
suited his desires the best.
w. V. Shirtzer OF Dewey. Okla.
drove home Monday in seven-pas-
scnger Chandler touring car. This is
Mr.. Shirtzers second Chandler car
and one look at the lines of the model
IL Chandler caused him to say: "Fill
1t with gas and lets start for Dewey"
Brady and Leeman OF Bartlesville
drove home in two seven passenger
Chambers Monday and returned Fri
day for sevcn-passenger and a four
passenger roadster. Mr.. Brady and
Mr.. Leeman are looking after Chand-
Ter business for the Federal Motor
Company at Bartlosville and during
the past Is days have sold and de-
livcred eight model II Chambers.
c. G. Wilson of the Federal Motor
company returned from Muskogce
Saturday whore he placed sub
agency for the Chandler cars lie
also brought home ten car order and
VIII expect to make delivery of two
touring cars and two roadsters at
once.
most remarkable demonstration
or motor car and tire efficiency wa,
conducted recently, in which a Max
wen car equipped with Goodyear corn
ures covered 45 miles on "a single gar.
lon of gasoline running from Oakland
to San Jose, Cal. The gasoline was
measured carefully and carried in a
gallon can fastened to the side of the
car and all connections between the
carcburatOr and the REGULAR gas.
oline supply severed The Good
year cord tires were very
important factor in this remarkaDic
run. Their power saving qualities
made possible the attainment of such
unusual mileage. Their air capacity
Is 10 per cent more than that of reg,.
lar fabric tires which permits a cor
responding reduction of 10 per cem
in air pressure.
The motor car dealers of San Fran
cisco, led by President w. l.. Hugh
son of the Pacific KisselI[ar branch
have shown their sentimort for pre-
parcdncss by pledging the use Of 11S
automobiles for the transportation of
citizen soldiers to the first annual
encampment at Monterey beginning
July 9. Mr.. lIughson agreed to furn-
lsh rs kisscll[ars for the purpose
five OF which are trucks, other deal
crs offering from five TO twenty We
hcles.
The oil We'll Supply company of
his city has placed an order with the
Federal Motor company for a three
and onc-Ealf-ton Packard truck This
Is the latest model built by the Pack
ard company and is similar to the
livo hundred shipment OF trucks that
Uncle sam ordered shipped to the
mexican border SOme few weeks ago.
Fhe oil We'll supply company expects
TO use the truck here in Tulsa and
tho vicinity
J. c. Robinson Of Miami, OKLA, has
returned home after "A short business
stay In this city. Mr.. Robinson is the
owner of Packard Twin Six road
stcr and advises that the roads are
never too muddy for hlm TO start out
In his Packard.
G.. Y. Parrish. manager of the Fed
cral Motor company has returned
from = short business trip 20 st. Louis
and Kansas Guy
a. c. Richardson, owner and man
aECr Of the Guaranty laundry. has a
new Buick light six touring car.
Mr.. j. l. Stafford is driving a
new Buick light six touring car.
Mrs Della Bowman placed her
order for n new Buick light six tour
Guy NJ. Davis made n trip to Nc
Alestcr. where he purchased a Buick
light siN roadster from the McAlester
dealer. Guy is buying all the Bucks
he can from other dealers in tho
country to fill immediate orders he
has in Tulsa
Aaron Hunt. the popular res
taurant man. gave his order to the
New state Auto 81 Supply Co. for a
D-44 light six Buick roadster,
equipped with white wire wheels.
/ Goodyear cord tires seat covers and
in fact everything that could be put
on an automobile. This will make
one of the prettiest Jobs in the
southwest.
/ John X. Cleary put his order in
| for a D-44 light six Buick roadster
to be delivered at once.
A. l.. McCorey is driving a new
! Buick light six roadster.
Fred Shaw and family left last
Sunday by auto for points in Iowa.
! Dakota. Minnesota The trip was
abandoned at Kansas city on nc
count of so much rain and Mrs.
shaw and daughters took tho train
r.