Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-10-07 | Page 25 | Pedestrianism a Lost Art

Pedestrianism a Lost Art. None may question the hold moLorlmr has taken upon ttie world, observes The Commentator in the current Issue of American Motorist. T know persons, and fo do you. who are so used to reclinlutr on the cushions of a car that they'd KeL apoplexy If they walked two steps. Others Oth-ers there arc who spend so much time In 1 heir cars tha t tiiey could easily sell thomselveK as automobile accessories. Plenty of men never have occasion, thanks to the ever-ready, ever-able car. to use their le.es. and merely wear trousers trous-ers because the lav.- makes "em do it. If they had lived in Scotland, they'd sport kilts and save pressing: billa. Why, It ha become so that the next move will he to change the million or more automobile automo-bile schools into walking universities, where adults, like habes, shall be taught the forgotten art of pedoatrianlam if w can find any teacher.