Salt Lake Tribune | 1916-08-20 | Page 28 | West-Bound Tourists Choose Route to Salt Lake or Ogden from This Point

West-bound Tourists Choose Route to , .Salt Lake or Ogden From This Point Jj . jjg : ' " - : L . - ' . I r ' , in . ' ' - - ' - , v k : ? - ' x ' . . -vi ';yra"s 1 1BE1FU1T1 CAUSE OF DAMAGE ft. T Sic Fisk Expert Dilates on How K ' 'iv " ! I , . J Life of Tires Can Be . - . ' Lengthened. ,J ' -! " -" -'"""-If About throe out of every four tires that - '!, pass on to the scrap heap are prema- N , v w " ( t ' , K turely and needlessly worn out through El f' ' y - t - y ol underinflation, says a Fislc Rubber com- Ei i r 1 $ v '-'w pany expert. In an underiiil'lated con- 1 " y V A1 ,ts- - ( J H dition the tire is more susceptible to cuts H4 . t K i - ' g and bruises; rim cuts anil fabric blow- Fj ( , P outs develop because of the tremendous K t " o l' ?ft V" f s I number of different positions the tire as- ' t ' n -t r y f: sumes, which tend to create internal heat cj t w , " l . r, r " 'w , cu " ,i E and destroy adhesive qualities of the ' s s .J rubberized fabric. V, (. 4 , , , t - n " ,V ' . F The nsotorist who is careful as to the i,, . ' .' 'jf-i. ' V air pressure will surely oblain large tire -5 i , j -""- , mileaSO at Small COSt. "ST .:(:: i i? 113 At the best, the tire is only a con- NfrrfEgffigl&'KaajKSrSM tainer of an- on which tile car rolls. The ' jjntjdiiin amount of air necessary to carry will lie- No. 1. A splenuid view of The Tribune Trib-une Chalmers Six ISO pathfinder in front of Pulpit rock in Echo canyon. This is but ono of the many points of interest to which United States tires and Vico oils have carried the pathfinder this season. Pulpit rock is but a few feet from t ho forks in the road which leads to Salt Lake or ( )den, coming from the cast over the Lincoln highway. 1 No. 2. The famous forks in the road near Echo. Notice the huo signs to direct the tourist to eit her Salt Lake or Oilen. Other signs arc fj 'attereil about, but covering much a large area they could not be included in the photo. It was at this point that a small war threatened when Salt Lake people ac- , cused Ogdcn people of blowi ng down ' one of the large signs directing tourists to Salt Lake.