El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-25
Motor Sparks :

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= l the Texas Mortgage company,
, says he is indeed delighted with the
numerous inquiries he is receiving
from dealers in this vicinity wanting
his company to handle their sutomo-
bile time sales paper. He states he
had no idea this field had such a good
opportunity for this kind OF business.
particularly in such a large volume.
He states that his company is going
| to take care OF the dealers Of this
southwest equally as good, II not bet
Il ter than they have ever been taken
/ care OF before. and make II point to
d see that the dealers get undelayed
II service by their loans submitted be-
] ing acted upon the same day as re-
ceived-
7 saw some time ago In The Her
l aid that financiers are offering plenty
/ Of money for auto dealers to DO busi-
| ness on That is a good sign Of re-
! turning business" states Roy c.
1 Ycnge. Of the Yonge Auto Supply
| company, but a sign equally good is
| that the smaller dealers in our terri
! tory have the confidence to stock up.
It takes confidence OF both these
classes 70 have good business and
apparently we have It coming"
I'VE wouldn't think OF starting IN
business at a time when business
didn't look good" states H. J. Odell.
Of the Quick Service garage For
starter We have had a good repair
business which Is showing a healthy
Increase weekly"
Il would seem that manager Jack
Haines has the right idea about get
ting out the best types Of batteries
Not only batteries but many other
goods deterioriate on the shelf. Mr..
Haines has contrived a way by as
sembling the batteries when needed
80 that they have not lost strength
when the motorist gets them In
some localities grocers might wei
take up Mr.. Haines's plan but, %
course. not about FL Paso.
J. L BuQuor. manager OF the Bu- /
Quor Motor company, Is showing to 1
his friends and the public some nifty I
models in Maxwell rOadsters and Sc /
dams There IS no denying that the 4
new models have a coaxing way that 4
think OF owning a car Roy Wallace.
salesman for the company, on his 1
return from New Mexico territory,
says that the new models are being /
received everywhere with great favor.
A D Legg, enterprising salesman
for the McQuay-Norris Manufactur-
ing company, spent three days in e /
PasO this week. Mr.. Legg sells Leak
Proof piston rings. Hhe speaks very 4
optimistically OF conditions through
out Texas in the auto business. AZ
ter a visit with manager Montfort
Of the Western Motor supply COM
pany. Mr. Legg left Friday for his
headquarters in Dallas
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Paul c. Moore has sold his interest /
In the FL Paso Battery station TO
manager S. H Parmelee, who for
merly had charge OF the starter, gen
orator and magnetic part OF the busi-
ness The combined firms viii be
known as the FL Paso Battery & Mag
neto Co, after February /, at which
time Nj. Parmelee takes full charge,
Mr.. Moore, who is selling out going
TO wichita Kan
John II. Hudson, OF the Borderland I
the sick list this week. causing the
bulk OF a heavy retread and repair !
work to fall on manager J ". AM
brose.
A F. Witzel. who recently formed
a partnership with W. E. Hudson in {
the Gates Half Sole Tire business, / [
Tuesday from Denver. where {
be closed a deal to install a station /
for the company at Silver City. Mr..
Witzel leaves today for Silver City.
where he was formerly 4 citizen and
IS well known.
Leo frost, Franklin car distribu-
Tor, IS the name under which the {
-irm heretofore doing business will ;
operate IN the future, as announced
~ Leo u frost urDnrfnf0r
Carl Marker, formerly OF the firm I
II Marker & Young, OF FL Paso, We'd I
lesday morning surprised his wife by I
Walking in on her to prove that he is o
Jack from France. On June last,
III. Marker was seriously wounded
n France by being struck on the left /
.rm b. an airplane propeller. In c
september he was sent to Corpus I G
shrisu and has now reported to the Z
iase hospital at Fort Bliss. His arm / {,
s still IN a cast and may require an L
ther operation He entered the ser / Ii
ice IN August. 1917. Z
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Possibly there are not so many big s
obs as two years ago, but smaller
obs are plentiful and we have no
ause to complain In our business"
eports o. o. Smith, manager Of the
ninth Machine works.
Carl Reeves. representative OF the
company. In a letter
rom New Mexico territory states
hat the outlook for selling Studeba-
ers IS very promising. All we
eed IS the Studebakers- says Reeves.
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The Mesa avenue branch Of the Tri-
tate Motor company, at the corner
Montana street and Mesa avenue, II
scently opened by the Tri-State Mo- III
1r company, Is, according 70 Mr. III
starting off with a much II
Lrger and bigger business than he III
nticipated or expected. which, oil
PURSE, is very gratifying. II
III
Joe Terrell. formerly shop foreman II
n Elliott-Garrett company. has again III
stunned to his old position after 10
onths with the colors With this
EDITION to the shop force the Elliott
arrett company viii again be in DO II
ton to give excellent service to II
-udebaker owners III
X ii
". J. Lacy, representative OF the
-udebaker corporation, is expected in III
/ PasO next week He viii have II
it'll him information regarding pro-ll
lctiOn OF the Studebaker factory. and III
lose interested in the StudebaIrer III