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EI PASO HERALD
4 C Wcrk-Ei.il Edition, October 23-24, 1013.
AUTD SIBTS 1 HESSE;
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Northern Markets Are Closing and Southwestern Dealers
Get More Cars; Several Carloads of New Cars -Beach
El Paso; Many Factory Men in Ter
ritory; Many Sales Reported.
yT "TlTH increased shipments from
w
the factories and plans lor
(or "Automobile Week" un-
i wav. the past -week has been
i tlicr a busy one on gasoline row.
i lie Tri -State Ifotor company has
i ii setting dally shipments of from
c to three carloads of Fords all week
j lie other carload lots have been dt-
cited to subdealers la the southwest
. i n territory. The El Paso Overland
mpany received five carloads of ma
ll mes this week, while the first shlPr
n nt of the new Reos arrived for the
imian Motor Sales company this
ii ternoon
Th. Cadillac Sales company received
.- c rload of Cadillacs while the Bu-
ii Motor Car company has had a
i pit of carloads of Maxwells. The
. e Star Ifotor company has had sev
i il shipments of Dodge and Hupmo
I models this week. The Oakland
1 1 o Sales company unloaded a carload
or uaklands early in the week, while
tlier companies have received advices
ih it cars are en route, so the local sit-
tion will be vastl improved during
the next fortnight.
CendldoiHi Are Improving.
" hile touring conditions arc still
idf.il in the southwest, many of the I
When Detroit the Home of
Automobiles makes Studebaker
its own "First Choice"
Can YOU safely buy any other car without knowing what Stude
baker offers?
Think!
Detroit makes three-fourths of all the cars made in the entire
country. Detroit peoples the majority of them are either directly
associated with oee of the many manufacturers or else come
in -daily touch with the people who are. They KNOW the
cars know the factories know the organization. Do you
think they'd invest their own money in a car unless it was the
TOP value of the market?
Fact is that the official registration figures for the first set en
months of 1915 show a substantial preference for Studebaker
Cars oer all other cars listing at $500 and more.
And when Detroit people make Studebaker "First Choice" over
ever' other car listing at $500 or more, what can it mean but that
Studebakers give the GREATEST value for the price?
But see the cars judge for yourself. Ride in them and see on
the road, in ACTION, on the hills and thro' the rough going11
WHY Detroit favors Sludehaers above all other cars selling at
$500 or over.
Four Cylinder Models
rouricjr Car, 7-pawenger RSS
Roadster. 3-pasenger - SSO
Landau-Itoadster, 3-pass- 1183
Commercial Cars
Panel Delivery Car - - asjs
Open RxpreN Car - - S30
Station lAngou - - - 4T5
ELLIOTT-GARRETT COMPANY
Southwestern Distributors
500-506 West San Antonio Sl
I 19 1 6 3 C1 HFRF I
I $950 IN EL PASO S
northern motorists hate already Been
compelled to put their machines Into
w.nter storage and the market in the
north is rather slow, the result being
that the southwestern dealers are get
ting a few of the cars for which they
have been making demands for several
weeks.
Ben L. Clements, manager of the Bor
derland Auto Supply company, spent
the week in New Mexico cities In the
interest of Lee tires and accessories.
E. Ben Ottestad, manager of the
Saxon Motor Sales company, has pur
chased the interest of A- W. Pollard, or
Iteming, in the company and is now
sole owner. Mr. Ottestad has made a
big success of the Saxon agency and is
also doing a big business in used cars,
commercial bodies, etc
Valentine Men In Town.
E. O. Finley and J. F. Mitchell, of the
Valentine Auto company, Saxon dealers
at Valentine. Tex., were in the city
this week. Mr. Finley proceeded on to
Flagstaff, Am, to attend to some per
sonal business.
A carload of new Saxon cars is doe
here this afternoon and will be on the
sales floors of the Saxon Motor Salee
company by Monday morning.
R. W. Deason, of the City National
bank staff, has resigned to join the
staff of the Saxon Motor Sales company
in the capacity of sales manager.
Sales reported by the Tri-Slate Mo
tor company this week are: Ford tour-
Six Cylinder Models
rourlns: Car, 7-pa.snenger $in.-,o
ItondMrr. 3paxsenger - 100(1
Landau-Roadster, 3-pasau 13SO
Coupe, 4-passniRer - - 1S30
Limousine. 7-passenger 2230
F. O. B. DetroIL
EL PASO
MOVIE OF
" I Tell VA
THERE'S tJOTHoiG
LiKe ix - owe
Gets To see
A LOT OF
SWELL SCEnJERY"
iT comes
FROM BACK
iHEpe"
ing cars to W. G. Gooch, J M Aeuilar,
b. L. Lane and B. F ioans, 1 ord deliv
ery cars to W. Welsh company. Fulton
market. J. C Peyton. City grocery, ana
Laskin Swatt compan ; Ford runabouts
to J M. rroctor. F. T. Shaw. jr. M. C
i Caballero and IL Levinsky.
I Hall Is Due Home.
I W. R. Hall, purchasing agent of tne
1 Tri-State Motor company, is expected
iliome Monday after a trip through the
eastern manufacturing cities that has
lasted five weeks.
Among the Ford dealers who were at
the Tri-State offices here this week for
cars were N. J. Scott, of Lordsburg, 1'
S. Kirk, of Tularosa: A. J. Evans, of
Columbus: and W. J. Newton, of Las
Cruces.
W. A. Baird has purchased a Mitch
ell "six" with a sedan top, which he
will place in service on the city hall
stand.
lluy usize Wintnn.
The KI Paso Auto Sales company re
ports the sale of a Mitchell "six" to
Terza Voza, 1101 East Third street, and
another similar model to E. Codoma.
3306 Bliss streeL A "nuslxe" Wtnton
was sold to W. L. Fox worth, 1500 Mon
tana streeL
A carload of Mit hell cars will arrive
here late this afternoon for the El Paso
Auto Sales company while a carload of
th- "nusize" Wintons will be here in
about two -weeks.
The new Reos are here and will be
on displav at the showrooms of the
Nauman Motor Sales company by this
evening, as that company was recently
given the southwestern distributing
agency
Truck in Demand.
II. M. Gillespie, manager of the G
M C truck department of the Nauman
Motor Sales company, has returned
from ac extended trip through western
Texar. He disposed of two G M. C
trucks u nile on the trip.
Th Cadillac Sales company reports
the sale of a Cadillac "eight' to Hat -man
Krupp, while John r. Means, of
Valentine, secured delivery, early in
the week, of a Cadillac roadster.
Chest-r D. Henry, of the Cadillac
Sales company, is in Deming and Silver
City in the interests of the Oldsmobile.
Auto Hare nt Tucson.
Tucson is to have an automobile
rac. on November 5. in which prises
-Sgregating J1S00 are offered. Carl
Reeves lias decided to enter the speedy
N.'.tional roadster, which swept all the
hig car events at Juarez recently. F J.
arrett will go up for the race, but
declarer that he is not fond enough of
long distance touring to accompany
Reeves in the racing car. which will
leave here about November 2
Leo J. Trost. manager of the Frank
lin Motor Sales company, paid a isit
i
A MAN MOTORING
THis i& certmly
BeAUTlRJL
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to Marfa and Pecos early in the week,
arranged for two deliveries and booKeu
an order for a I- ranklm touring car.
Touring Car to Aei Orleans.
K. C. llaii. a bulc&inan tut me Hoal
Cocoa company, passed through KI
Paso this week in a Maxwell touring
car, en route from Colorado Springs to
New Orleans.
Frank M. Lynch, of the El Paso
Bank Trust compan, motored to
1-ort Hancock last week in Ins Maxwell
and enjoed some good shooting
J. A. Krannerwitter, of Corona, -N
M.. purchased a Maxwell toucing car
tnls week from the Buuuor Motor Car
company.
Mnxnell Official Here.
Several Maxwell ueaas oi depart
ments are now visiting El Paso, among
them being "Heavyfoof i oke. zone
supervisor, "Cyclone" Clarke, assistant
zone supervisor, C. E. O'Meara. oistrut
sales manager. J. S. Thlel, southwest
ern district manager, and "Salome
Smith, one of the cradc salesmen o
the Maxwell staff. Mc3rs. Yoke ana
Clarke are particular!- well pleased
with the big sales of the MaTwell in
this district as in a recent sales ion
test, this zone finished second in the
w hole country and the sales were lim
ned onl by the number of cars tne
iretory could supp.
"Some people overlook the fact that
the Franklin was the first car to be.
plated on the market with a four-ol-irder
motor." said L. J. Trost, of the.
1 ranklin Motor Car companv. in nis
cussing the past, present and future uf
the automobile. "It was also the first
to use a six-cylinder motor in this
country in 10. and I have great rea
son to be proud of the wonderful
achievements of the Franklin."
The Buqoor Motor Car company is
extending its scope and is putting in
a stock of accessories, oils and gaso
line storage planL
More Chevrolet Orders.
r P. Freeman, of the Mission Garage,
Int . is now in the. New Mexico terri
tory and reports excellent business tor
the ChevroleL A carload of Chevrolet
touring cars will arrive this week but
W. R. Eidson. proprietor of the Mis
sion, reports that the orders still ex
ceed the supply by about 3o cars
T L. Tincher, district sales manager
for the Haynes Motor company, is in
the itv. The agencv has Chang d
hands, J Y Canon selling his contracts
t the Southern Motor company, a new
concern which plans to open up on
Myrtle avenue in about a month Da
vid S. Russek is manager of the new
oncern and M. I Burkhead continues
with the Hayes as local sales manager
Messrs. Russek and Burkhead are to
lcate roon for Kokomo. Ind . to dis. uss
business with th llavncs factorv offi
- its a fine
Time op YcaR.
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cials and will then proceed on to Ken
! osoa. is., for a talk with the Jeffery
concern.
Two Haynes old.
The Southern Motor company re
ports the sale of a itaynes "light six"
to Silas King and another to W. F.
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Wi S C. M B P t Wnd k aette Oakland. At any time K
IPl W t SrL BO,! II GTVTrC l you select we will caU for you. fi
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Pav ne Mrs E. Hickok, of Engle. N.
JI.. has secured delivery of a Haynevs
touring car
John Cros sen. of Marfa, Is in the city
to secure two Saxon "sixes" for custo
mers at Marfa.
Ben Turner, of Marfa, is busy gath
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ering used cars for the used car de
partment of the Saxon Motor S.H' s
company
Six commercial bodies of the "Ma I
in El Paso" brand were delivered to
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