El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

overload. the Chevrolet pulled through
the mud in wonderful style
E g. Perry, president Of the Lone
Star Motor company. IS expected home,
Sunday, from business trip TO Cali
fOrnis-
The Cadillac sales company expects
TO move TO its new home on Montana
street the first week in October
RAIDER Is Optimist.
Inspection OF various makes Of cars
is keeping the staff Of Charles RAIDER
busy Mr. RAIDER has overhauled an
unusually large number OF cars in the
past few months but states that bust
ness shows no signs Of abaung-
The Oakland Auto sales company
received a carload of Oaklands on Fri
day and manager +. NJ Ford announces
that another carload has left the fac
tory. We are making eevry possible
effort TO keep pace with the market
and make immediate deliveries on or
ders," said Mr.. Ford.
Lieut. T. Catron. of the 23d infantry.
has had his Saxon six" roadster
shipped 70 e. Paso from Fort Leaven-
worth and is high in his praise Of the
car
More PaiGes Arrive.
The TOltelk Motor company received
carload Of Paiges this week and
other shipments are en- route
George Keith has been appointed
Hupmobile agent at SOcorrO by the
Toltelk Motor company while the
the Hupp in the northern tier Of New
Mexico counties.
After a business trip throughout the
southwestern territory covered by the
manager 7. W Kirkpatrick states that
the prospects of a great business were
never better Business conditions all
over the territory are very good said
Mr. kirkpatrick. and 1 was really sur
prised by the demands VI my subdeal-
-ers for more FOrds and supplies
looked for 4 big demand for I knew
that we were behind our orders but
found that the winter business viii
establish new selling records for the
southwest
Better VeIIe Shipments.
we are getting a better shipping
schedule from the Velie factory said
n l. NaQuin. the local Velie distribu-
able 10 relieve the shortage Of cars
very soon
9 r Johnson returned this week
from an extended business trip to
Chicago and Will make an announce
ment next week OF his plans for the
automobile business he Will take up
Henry Ellis. OF Magdalena, drove into
FL PasO in his Franklin this week in
2 little over ten hours. though h
found the roads far from being good
Mr. Ellis vas accompanied by T. q.
Bartlett. who came here TO get one OF
the new Franklins-
agents for the Briscoe line at Las
Cruces and have taken a demonstration
from the Pioneer Motor company
Tire Men Active.
Fritz Ooerhue, western SAFES man
aver OF the p. F. Goodrich Rubber
company. returned TO Kansas City on
Monday He will returne here for
another visit in about a week.
L h Graham. who opened the local
Goodrich branch, returned to Fl Paso
this week and will spend some time
here in the interests Of Goodrich solid
truck tires.
Erwin Oberhue. lately assistant man
ager of the local Goodrich branch, mas
been transferred 20 Columbus. where
he viii have charge OF the Goodrich
supply depot. succeeding c r Serfass,
who returns TO the factory at Akron
The BOrde-land Auto supply com
pany received two more carloads OF
Monogram oil today. thus relieving a
shortage Of Monogram which has ex-
listed for a week
jim Howard. OF the BOrderland Auto
Supply company. returned on Inurs-
day from a trip TO Maria
sales Proves Success.
That the riddance sale Of the BOSS
Rubber company is proving a big sue
cess was the announcement OF manager
Zack Silverspsrre, prior TO his de
parture for PecOs TO attend the 1alr
at that place. Mr. Silversparre stated
that FL Paso motorists are keenly alive
10 bargains in tires and supplies
The Fl PasO Buick company IS get
ting Bucks on a regular schedule these
days and two carloads a week is the
minimum. according TO manager X "
Ramming Mr. Ramming reports
very brisk weeks business.
New Overland Arrives
The Fl PasO Overland Auto company
unloaded the first Overland light SIX
to reach here, Friday. The new car is
known as model IS and is a five pas
senger car Of considerable power II