Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-09-09 | Page 4 | H. P. Federspiel Says There is Nothing in the Way of Road Stunts That a Cold Won't Do

I j H. H P. P Federspiel Says There Ther I Is Nothing in th the Way of ol I Road Stunts That a Cole Cok I W Wont ont DoS Do I I along at a dizzy I S SPEEDING pace ac II H. P. P Federspiel in his Cole 8 last Thursday accompli accomplished accomplished ac ac- ac- ac hed one ono of the tIre most spectacular feats that has stirred for many days lays when he lie struck a culvert out on onI I sixth Fifty-sixth street and took a fly fly- lug ing leap for twenty feet teet with all four wheels in the air all at once i Yes its it's the same old car that I turned over several weeks ago I while going seventy miles an I hour said Mr Mi Federspiel YetI Yet I after that experience and after I taking its leap Thursday it is still in the ring as fresh as a daisy I and looking newly tailored After hitting that culvert we ran over L I three miles niles of exceedingly rough I road and might have been in aj aro a j ro Io rocking king chair for all the Jolting w we ye got With me mc was J J. J T T. Stanton of the company He lie says he never rode ode any more easily in his life I than tItan over that rou rough h stretch of I road at such a dazzling rate of speed Coming back hack to town the I engine ine purred as an smoothly as as' as though we had just been around the block after a tuning