Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

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pany, also attended the funeral OF
then brother. but returned Immediate
| ly after the interment.
Neal Sutherland. manager of the
| W. c. Norris Motor Sales company,
has returned from trip to the Odds
mobile automobile factory at Lans-
ing, Mich, wher he spent week get
| ting shipment OF cars under way
for Tulsa. He says things are normal
In manufacturing circles there All
! factories are running to the full limit
| and freight cars are as hard to get as
they were during the early fall months.
The factory products of the new
Marmon "a are beginning TO come
thru and the w G. Norris company
expects to receive a consignment OF
Marmon cars this week.
! l., A. Newsome OF the Auto Repair
a Ignition Co. at sos East Third
street and his wife. have returned
from II pleasant trip to Toledo, where
Mr.. Nowsome went to attend the con
vention OF the sales dealers OF the
Auto Lite manufacturing company
| The convention combined business and
pleasure and all of the visitors were
given oXydizcd badges containing their
names as means of Identification and
introduction To each other. The con
Vention was success In every partic-
] ular and many new ideas for handling
business were favorably considered.
Hughes Motor company has re
ceived carload OF new 1918 Oakland
cars which differ somewhat from for
mer models. The engine power 10
about horsepower stronger and the
! bodies of the cars are longer and more
comfortable without extending the
wheel base.
The Electric Vehicle x Battery Co
received "A carload of new Detroit
electrics last week from the Detroit
factory and is now placing them on
display in its showroom.
| $. W. Kelly OF the Tulsa Motor Car
company has returned from delivering
two Cole Eight cars to Ponca city last
week.
Tulsa Motor Car company is unload
! ing a number Of Pierce Arrow cars
which arrived late I'm the week.
Fred A. Lang, local oil producer,
and his family have gone to Buffalo.
\. Y, where Mr.. Lang will visit the
/ Pierce Arrow automobile factory and
select himself n fine new As 4-passcn-
ger car for personal use. The Langs
Will make a tour of part of New York
state in their new car and then will
drive back To Tulsa with II, stopping
| at several points of interest on the
way home.
| The Gulf Pipe Line company has
added two new t-ton Bessemcr trucks
to its field equipment
Walsh x johnson Electric Supply
! company has opened n branch cleo
trio service station at 7lS North
broadway in oklahoma City.
Jess Chapplc Of Chapple Bros.
Franklin dealers was In Marietta on
business last Wednesday.
William Chapple, Senator. Graham.
Harry Eiskadden and Doctor Byers
formed duck hunting party out in
the country last Wednesday.
l.. \. Townsend of the Tulsa Boiler
4 Machinery Co.'S automobile depart
ment, deliTered two Saxon cars in
Chelsea last week. Nj. Smith received
"A 4-passenger chmmy and John
Simpson got a 2-passenger roadster.
Harry Baker of the Saxon sales
force delivered two new cars in
AVant last week.
Rodney Jones, manager of the auto
mobile department of the Tulsa Boiler
N Nachluery~ro., has received n ship
ment of new Paterson cars, one being
n special paint job.
Welsh McNultN Motor company un-
loaded n carload of ga ton United
States motor trucks this week.
Welsh McNulty Motor company re-
ceived a carload of special five-pas-
seneer model Studebaker touring cars
a., .oinra of Cadillac blup md Packard