Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-09

floor the sixty horsepower Model EE,
a seven passenger touring car
Spaces numbers 10 and 20 at the
show are reserved for the display
made by the Carnation Auto Sales
case country roadster and
a Chalmers seven-p passenger touring
car, being shown in these spaces.
G. l.. Wigton. manager of the Carna-
tion company. is assisted on the floor
by Pat Lewis. q. l.. Chiffon, NJ. l.,
Parnes and r. Johnson, the latter he
ing distributor at oklahoma city.
a Unique Motto.
"The Most for the Money" is the
vatchword Of the company which
the beautiful now
Model 2S, Biltwel six chassis Nelic,
which is being displayed by the Ran
del Motor company, of which II. q.
Randel is manager, and no sooner had
the great machine been rolled to its
booth near the stage than card was
placed on the windshield, announcing
that il had been purchased by one Of
the spectators, "A local merchant,
whose name is withheld.
The Sturm Motor Car company Is
showing o 1917 Hudson super-siX, Of
the seven passenger seating capacity
touring car. This machine Is receiving
a great deal of consideration among
the automobile enthusiasts and the
special Job car, with its red and black
panels. soon brought a crowd around
the booth on which 1t was exhibited
that contained buyer. Ray Sturm,
manager of the exhibiting firm. pre-
vailed on the purchaser however, to
permit the machine to remain on the
floor thruout the remainder OF tho
show, where it is expected it will con-
tinue to attract its share OF favorable
comment. Mr.. Sturm is being assisted
on the floor by X. Worthington ana
II. NJ Shuler.
Booth 10 at the show Is given to n
display of the Tulsa Haynes showing
of the Haynes light six, America 8
greatest light twelve" as it is termed
in the literature which is being dis
tributed by j. Nelson and Harry Cas-
tie. proprietors of the firm making
tho display
The Jeffery Motor sales company
is making display in booth II Of tho
latest model OF Locomobilc, model Z
in the seven passenger capacity class.
This Is one of the most attractive cars
being shown. and T. u. Irving, for
merly with the Locomobile company
OF Missouri, with headquarters in
Kansas city, Mo, and l.. Lantz are In
charge Of the display.
The Tulsa Motor Car company is
showing series Of the latest in au-
tomobiles its presentation of the Ma
rion Handley being a source of much
comment by the hundreds who visited
the booth in which this recent addi-
tion to Tulsa's wide scope Of auto
mobiles Is being shown. with 1876
inch wheel base and its 60 horse
power motor it strikes home TO those
seeking large and powerful car.
The same exhibitors are displaying o
Maxwell 25. n REQ Six roadster, the
latter being the Chummy roadster de-
sign with Hook wire wheels.
A Cole Eight, shown by the Tulsa
Motor Car company attracted, too,
its share Of the attention on the first
day and Dom Il. Shelton Of Indian
apolis, connected with the Cole fac
tory, was on hand to assist the local
agents.
one Of the first cars In the floor,
from standpoint of attractive posi-
tion. is the Studebaker which Is be-
ing shown by the Welsh cNulty Mo
tor company. The booth secured by
this firm Is one of the first reached
upon entrance to the auditorium and
during the day was the center Of
attraction for thousands who visited
the show on its initial day.
Dodge Brothers automobiles, dis
tributed in Tulsa by the Westerman
Motor company, were to be seen also
at the show and from general ap-
pearances and claims OF the demon