El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-04

7 sented TO let Mr.. frost use the car as a
demonstration for a couple of weeks.
Goes to California.
Ford Dix jr., formerly with the Tri-
I State Motor company, has accepted a
position as representative OF a large
I manufacturing plant on the Pacific
coast and leaves for California within
the next few days.
Since the visit of the manager Of the
FL Paso Speedometer Service station to
l the Chicago automobile show and the
Stewart Warner factories, big ship
ments of the latest accessories have
been arriving every week for the COM
pany, which now boasts of q complete
and up to the minute" stock of the
latest accessories, featuring the Stew
art-Warner line.
Claims Tire Record.
c. D. Freeman, distributor for Niche
lin tires, is exceptionally well pleased
with a report by W. n. Glenn, of Canu-
tillo, on a set of Michelins purchased for
his Ford last June These tires have
already run $4,000 miles, yet every one
contains the original air, which, accord
ing to Mr.. Freeman. is considerable of
a record
George Haley is temporarily located
with a new repair shop at Campbell and
Texas streets, but states that he is al
ready negotiating for new and larger
quarters.
Pushing Savage Tires.
Business conditions are very satisfac
tory" said l. N. Duensing. of the Motor
Car Supply company. THE Savage tires
are comparatively new to the southwest
but the business already done is bring
ing in more every day and I am salts
fled that the Savage line will be the
most popular tires in the southwest
when the touring season really gets I'M
der way"
Orders are coming in even faster
vrrn n ernf Ha
tory" said w. r. Hall, of the Tri-State
Motor company. THE tire and acces-
sorry business is also looking up and
while our 1915 season was very sue
cessful. we are likely to break all rec
ords this year. In fact We're breaking
them already"
Many Maxwell Sales.
Maxwell sales by the Buquor Motor
Car company this week were: j. W.
Christie, touring: r. L. Young. Las
Cruces, touring. J. H. Ware, touring;
George Stroud, Carlsbad. n NJ, touring;
Bailey Land company, touring n. l.
Gunderson. touring: Bob Boyd, touring;
Z. V. Romney, Hachita, \. NJ, touring;
c. NJ Wright, touring; Mrs. @. Graham,
touring. The Wright Cleaning works
has also placed an order Tor 1lVe Max
well commercial cars. the new line
which is now being turned out by the
factory.
r. w. Love. who motored in from
Sierra Blanca this week in his Maxwell,
reports the roads in good condition.
Jack Isaacson and party or -FOUR
motored to Ell Paso from Ray. Ariz.' III
a Maxwell.
High Al" Gnchrist, zone manager
for the Maxwell, likes FL Paso. He has
spent the week here. Incidentally ne
was a regular visitor at The Herald
cooking school and that may account
for the hungry look"
Ford Cars Sold.
The Tri-State Motor company reports
the sale of a Ford Sedan to c. NJ. New
man. The company also reports the to!-
lowing sales of Ford cars this week:
Great Western Oil company, runa-
bout.
A Livingston. touring car.
Jitne company. five touring cars.
Ohio Carr, Ysleta. touring car
Mrs. Edna Strickland. touring car.
George Buchanan, Ysleta, touring car.
A. Livingston. touring car.
Ford cars were sent to subagents dur
ing this week as follows: Hood & Bled-
soc. Douglas Ariz.. so; Solomon Com
rnercial company. Solomonville, Ariz.. y;
IT, E. Bassett. Silver City, n NJ, 10; {.
W. Arnold, Alamogordo, n. NJ, y.
Tri-Stnte Motor News.
d. Charles Thomas has resigned ms
position as salesman with the Tri-State
Motor company to go with the cactus
Motor company, in which he is inter
ested.
John u. AIcPike has resigned his po-
sition as mechanic with the Tri-State