Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-03 | Page 37 | Eardley Visits Savage Factory

j EARDLEY VISITS SAVAGE FACTORY . iinwAitn e ah dm: v. r, ". . ..... . - ,s . if,.' """'i.' ji V;yy " '-; il M 'I: ".';:..J! I (- -," - ." , ;'.-, I M s, ' " " ' . ; ; , - " i:'i: - ! a "ri-- "' ,-: p ;i !' " ' - i;U ; : i ' .ji'- j I ' , . -v. ;"- r j 1 ill'-' - Y "'" , i 4 J (" . "' i : !l . . : ' ' ' ) i ' '' ' ii i !!' - V., .. ! !::: N. . .C-.' ; - i.' ', .W-M' Mr'-ii: .' ' ! '..' : r ' 1 " J .' i.e.. .... is,'-..i.v.,-..,J.h"..'U..,.w.....ijA.., ....i..-.-.t ;o, ." - ---. . - ., Kdnard Fardlev, who recently returned re-turned from a trip to the home oi't'iee land factory of the Savaje dir.- cor-jporatiou. cor-jporatiou. Sun l'iego, is v erv eiit husi;,s-j husi;,s-j tie regarding eon. 1 : t ions' there. Mr. j Rardlev states that throu'th his han-I han-I dlmg of Savage products lor the j,a.-t year and through the praise of his , us-; us-; tomer, he had become thoroughly ac-. ac-. ununited with iii-- nierit-" ot Savage j tires and savage gratiinte tubes, mi, . that he expected to find a modern . plant, but he was agr" al,lv surpn,ed ; to find the Savage plant bigger and better in every way than he autoi-, autoi-, pat.-d. According to Mr. l.ardley, the Sjv-I Sjv-I age factory has every up-to the-minuto I machine and dev ice used by any ot' the tire manufacturing companies, and m:iy special machines that hi lp to keep up the quality of Savage tires and tubes, as well as to keep down the cost of manufacture. The wav the tires are rout" 1 through the factory is so rnnvi'iiii'iitly ainl of t'i'-icnt ! v ar-r:i: ar-r:i: '.'l Mint i-vni tl.f catutl isilor is iinprr-M'.l. a "Kut,'' Mr. 1 -:i r i - wouf on to .say, "tl.c ti.iiitv epini t!i:it per'. ;itlcs tin; Sa'. -.I'i- I':ii torv i whiif imp! one iif.-t Tpum tli' t:Mifr:il jiiaiiri'T ilown tn tli.? boy who vr:i;i- r 1. tirr-. quulity i- ii ven l"irt riJii-jilcr.rJf ,oii.. '!!: v-ar v-ar workmen sir-' trui'l.t to t:il..- pn l'"1 in t Ik1! r wurk. Tip' v ;irc trp.'t-n t !io lf-t or t-v.-r-.thin in tiie v. :iv of m:itr-3 m:itr-3 n:.K. Tli. v ar.- p:o: !i'. with nn airv, I .!;; vli': t.t tartorv. ami arc taught t.-.siL in'iif l;it the l"--t rl'iort ii Lr""i ('fjnL'h j for laL' cijti;ip r, n the -ati-t'ai'-j tinn Saa'1 pro!iP-t-i aro 'lviif is not ar u ! I Mirpr i i- i nr. ' j While in San Oii-o Mr. 'arllpy pai1 a i-it to ( amp Kamyf whiili in lo-I lo-I ratp.l at I.inMa Vita. tnnrtoi'n miles out of San JMco. Mr. Kariilr-v was aMi' to rt'iiew a'-ijii'iiiitam-rs wirh manv fit" the you ay men he tnrnierlv Un-TT in Snip Lake ami ar other point in I'tah. lie reports that all of the I'tah hoys (thev art now known as t 1 : -J ."it ii ar vll-Tyi. are eo.j'.vinir ex-rUent heal? h. All are in youtl joints arol are inokin forwar'l with a p;r'-at ileal of pleasure to the tin.e v.h'U they cau " lo thoir bit ' ' for I'nel' Sam. All L'tah motorists w-il lie interested in ktiowinir that Mr. Kuril ley was able t o make arrangements with tin; Savage Tire corporation to take over fchn tl its -trib.ition of havagc pro'lucts in the entire en-tire Mute of I'tah. Kar.lley brothers are favorably known to evervone in I'tah; Savage pro-lnots have nho made U'ood reutations for themselves,- and both tho Savage Tire "'orporation and Ilaidley brothers are to be eonratu-lated eonratu-lated on the new arrangement, is the current belief.