Show AUTO ASSOCIATION SELLS GASOLINE AT CENTS CENT jj's Carload I Will in ill Week ek to Be Sold Soli t 1 at Tyng's Warehouse Vi Will Continue War Val Until F 1 Price Is More l Equitable f f t to secure what they declare is a r reduction in ill the the tho price of gasoline in Utah tho the Utah State Automobile association association association tion took steps against the gasoline barons and aud will th offer its 0 4 members what is declared to be a better grade of motor fuel than is isnow now being dispensed in Salt Lake at 24 cents a gallon The first carload carload carof car- car load of oil is expected early in the week and will will- willbe be for sale at tho the Tyng warehouse at Seventh South and and amI Third West streets An announcement announcement an an- arrival of the carload oad will be made later in the tho week L' L of the tho 1 cal 1 Tiie ne L JUI mu clation will bo 1000 gallons The or- or has tho storage capacity arranged for tor an and It will be he au able Ie to continue con con- oI nu to compete with tho powers that mow control the gasoline situation hero heront ht nt tho tilO at which th the tho gasoline Is 1 I According A to figures that th have been complIed compiled b by Iy those who are re 1 Io In a position post ilion tion to secure what Is believed to be Authentic information Utah has haa been robbed during the tho past last year car of ot 1000 This It is declared Is tho the excess between what has been a fair price for or on 01 tho coast plus Ilus freight as compared with what gasoline a has boon totalled at In Salt I Lake al o City This is tho price that the automobile dealers jot of Ioe Utah have paid Gasoline in this tion tion Is declared to have hao been as high lit lf It not higher than at an any other point i k tn n the tho h United States u n t To Keep Up t I l' l i. i J I It Is tho the Intention of or the Utah State X Aut t association to keep up p Its fight against gasoline piracy until an equitable equitable- price is arrived at Tho Directors point out that If gasoline can canle le be sold on the Pacific coast at a certaIn cor- cor taIn price Utah should not be bo against at a price several Beveral cents y higher plus the freight rate The Tho present rate as adjusted by In control of ot prices In Utah still hows an excess of several cents the coast const price plus freight rate In Inthe the ca casSo cale e that is now being prepared for or presentation to the tho interstate commerce com com- mer ce commission it will be pointed out that tops aro arc being shipped to Utah at it a a. rate which is practically the same sarno as crude oil all and that tops are aro 9 hero here and con er converted Into mar mar- I gasoline In this manner It Is is' is I declared that near gasoline can bo ho I brought rought into this state and made mado a product at a price much I below what gasoline can b bo sent into the state for For several se months the automobile Downers In Salt Lake Lako have o been the gasoline situation With With- Ith- Ith till short time after the tho automobile was formed sufficient evidence evi evl- dence was In Its hands for tor starting ng Its war var on gasoline rates Since then a thorough borough investigation ot of been made Not only Not has tho the work worl been done in Utah but tho the situation investigated In In ts s California It is also declared that in tho the retailIng retail retail- lag Ing nS' nS of ot gasoline In Salt L. L Lake lee there has been een but little profit Taking Into con- con what is wasted bv by evan evan- oration and other losses th the tho ret retailer ii r has ma made e a scant profit and only conr con- con r tl tho the retail business as an ac- ac cemmo atlon to customers In other lines s 0 of trade trado 7 During tho the past few fow weeks week the tho morn mem- in the Utah State Automobile Association has been increasing rapid rapid- lh and it Is 18 expected that shortly the tho organization will wilt Include practically livery ery automobile owner o In the state l rho following m members were added to list last lait week iO 6 O B B. Olison Gilson II 11 IT M. 1 Rhodes R. R W W. Frank A. A M. M Frank Prank Whitney t. t darn Adam dam B. B Pembroke Dr E. E S. S Springer Sprin-ger Charles P. P Jennings s. s James am L. L La Bee Dee A A. C. C Keeley Cooly Stu Studio G. G W. W 1 Welch V Clover Leaf Lea dairy E. E J. J Rad- Rad datz datTo J. J J E. E Bradley E. E W. W Smith P. P PJ J. J J. J Moran Koran Roy A. A Vh White It c A A. A H. H Dr Ross floss 1 A. A Anderson J. J B. B Milan Jr V. V S. S Products company compan ICorn Korn V company N N. N H. H AlIson John 33 n. Cahoon Th-Cahoon Sweet Candy company compan W. W Yo iA Larkins A. A B. B Custer Thomas Weir 1 James W. W Reeve Frank Burgner K I. C. C Wilier J. J M. M Allen E. E Fayette Marshall i it II E. E A. A D. D B.-Apperson B. Apperson Will Will- jam Jam P. P Maack Manck Michael Angelo Angeo I. I S. S Smith George Georgo R. R Hill OJ Olof a Nelson H. H E E. Hatch Roy Bullen L. L 11 II Howell G. G W Iv M. M r. r S S. S Eccles Eccle 1 A. A E. E Ander- Ander BOn BOll Joseph Quinney Jr H H. H W. W SherWood Sher Sher- wood IP IW PUMP PU O tT T WORK In case your water pump falls tails on the road do 10 not despair Keep tho the radiator med filled clear to tho the top run on J high gear gearas' gearas as' as much as us possible keep spark well advanced shut hut ot off ignition going down lulls hills and nd change chango the water occasionally If it shows signs of ot overheating |