The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-14
OutburSts of Auto RO,U

Increase in business. mot so bad"
he grins. This company has jus in
stalled new charging machine
which, Sanders explains. means "a
hour service In battery charging
The new machine. according to San.
ders, works automatically As the
voltage OF battery rises the Juice"
from the machine Is lowered IL is
the latest Improvement In battery
charging.
l.. ID. Kaufman OF the Lewis
Marsh corporation, dealers for the
Paige, Daniels and Chevrolet report
that business is good. A shipment OF
new Paiges is expected within the
next week.
l.. u. Westbrook OF the Walsh
Electric company, 916 South Main,
says that the odd bus" is being over
hauled by many motorists this
spring. Business, he says, is hum.
ming.
The Cleveland Auto agency. 624
East Third, has made things hum
the last month. The sales force. j. II.
Nicks, sales manager Oliver Conn
and j. l.. Bryan are working to
break records Colonel W. H. Peck.
oil editor of the World was one of
their recent customers. u. w. Quinn,
local contractor, is also driving
new Cleveland.
Il. +. Billings, advertising manager
for the Associated Tire Stores, was
In Tulsa last week attending the As.
sociated Tire convention which end
Cd Friday with n banquet at Hotel
Tulsa.
John Spdulding OF the Spaulding-
Swinney company, REQ agents wish
es for more REQ speed wagons. His
most recent customer is Dan Clif-
ton of the G and G Bus line who last
week ordered 10 of the sp eed wagons
delivered at once. They viii be de-
livered Just as soon as they arrive
from the factory. SpaldinR says that
he can't keep them on the floor.
A. c. Alpeter OF the Kelly SPRING
| field Tire company. us South Chey-
enne, says that the Kelly Is gaining
In popularity. Keeps him busy hand
ing 'em out, he claims.
The announcement from the
Thompson Motor company that they
would in the future handle the
| Chevrolet car and were remodeling
their showrooms. startled motor row
last week. The Thompson company
has been the agency for the GMC
| truck and the Sampson tractors, two
products which have proved popu-
lar in the oil fields.
o. c. Peterman OF the Silver Flash
OIL company, Ninth and Main, says
that his business has improved daily
since the opening two weeks ago. All
| space in the commodious filling sta
tion has been rented out. The Silver
| Flash company has one OF the most
artistic as well as serviceable filling
stations in Tulsa.
| Paul j. Kabler. one OF the new
| comers to motor row will have the
7 agency for Miller tires. He will be To-
Gated in the Silver Flash building at
Ninth and Main. Kabler Is INSTALL
ing a modern vulcanizing plant.
The Forester-Davis company,
Buick agents. sold Al cars last
month. according TO Edward L.
Swain. In January of this year the
company sold al in February 35 In
March and April Al. The company
HisO SOlu o ustu lle 'rOOuytdf
tire business for the last month ex-
ceeded $4,000. according to Swain.
The Forester-Davis company is also
the Goodyear agency.
J. J. Murphy OF the Overland and
Willis-knight agency says that his
firm has averaged more than a car
a day during the last month. I'VE
have set our goal at two Overlands
a day and three knights n week."
he said" and we intend to make t.
A. c. Burke OF the Lafayette Gas
ton company, says that business is 80
good he is unable to supply the de-
mand for cars. He says that he will