| Show rr I r N ra t 7 a Cho I t The American came Into own when hen Herb I llo hurled this dy craft to victory In the for nil for event ent In the sensational time of nr an n average of or 7 miles milts nn an hour Tho The American has been rather unfortunate In HH UN racing racing experience the last lut couple of years ears but the combination of C this J powerful O car with a a. veteran pilot like Lytle Lytie dean of or American road drivers ers seems to be an effective oneA one r I A chauffeur chauffour In is on one on who d drives rl i JI n a motor car for pay decided Judge JudS' Staak of oC the Philadelphia quarter sessions bench In tn a n. rec recent nt delivered In Inthe Inthe Inthe the action of oC the commonwealth AS vs 5 Cooper Several months ngo RO Assistant Attorney General W. W H. H when asked for tor nn an opinion In the matter by bythe bytho bytho tho the state highway department ruled that thata a A. chauffeur meant anyone other than the owner who operated an automobile This opinion was so 2 Crau fraught ht with III lg- lg anen to the automobile public K Ken gen MI- MI that the tho Quaker City Motor club decided to contest such Inch an Interpretation circuit rIder and I exp expect t. t to lo double I uhle that I Isum sum during tho the next two years jean jeanSo So far as aR known Mr Ir Stevens J IK Is the only minister In Kansas who owns nA an automobile and h hn hI i belic believes belics s he Is 11 tho the only circuit rider In the United States who Is III u using a touring to car In spreading the tho gospel The Th framers of r the t Glidden tour rubs rolfs for Cor 1910 have c sl signally failed tailed to correct some of or the most glaring defects In tho the rules of or previous pre years fears declares H If II It Franklin president of oe the company which makes males tho the Franklin automobile I They hey had the opportunity to silence well vell found toun founded ed Ad objections bu but 1 In several se notable In Instances 11 stances stancu the they have hn-e refused as persistently persistent as aB heretofore to correct obvious ious faults fRuitS To begin with Ith tire deC defects and troubles are not penalized A tire lire la Is as much a apart apart apart I part of or a motor tai cat as an any other part A broken lamp or hood presents a much I more moro Insignificant injury or defect t. t than n floes noes a n blown out tyre tro but still th they y will not impose Urn tiro penalties and they the even allow carrying a and nIl use use- of rims rima and extra tires Many hold to tho the belief beliet that continued tire tiro troubles troubles troubles trou trou- bles are necessary but such Is la not a a. fact tact Right construction will minimize tiro difficulties difficulties dif dif- an and the imposing of or tire tiro penalties penalties penal- penal ties tics in tho the Glidden tour and similar contests contests contests con con- tests will bring out this fact tact Covering a distance of or 35 miles on the first two da days of ot the Trek tho the party part of ot four tour men who are aro on a OO- OO mile ralle Journey Journey- from through moro than fin fifty ell cities lee arrived in Now York City at 8 30 o'clock In the evening with their motor car 1 r spattered with mud from tram roads of at the worst condition From 10 o'clock In the morning until 3 in the afternoon tho the automobile had to fight its Tray ny ay through deep sand and over steep grades between New Bedford Mass and Hartford Despite tho the bad had condition of ot tho the rol role made e and the grades encountered the motor car arrived cd In New York ork on schedule time The remainder of or the run includes visits to Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. St Louis Chicago o. o Cleveland Clo Buffalo and Rochester Th The Tho A. A C. C A A. radiator cap emblem tho new nOw Insignia adopted by the club for tor tho the display of at U the tho A. A C C. As A.'s colors on members members members' mem mem- bers bers' cars Is read ready for Cor dl distribution Tho The emblem is enameled the design being the tho A. A C C. A A. A nag flag Each emblem will be bo dill duly registered and numbered In th sau au I of oC tours and members procuring them are ara r required to fill out and sign tho the following following fol tol- fol- fol lowing agreement Received from Iron tho the Automobile Club of ot America radiator cap CRP emblem of oC flag design No for use In attaching to tomy tomy tomy my own car while I remain a a. member of ot tho club In resolving receiving this n I agree as that It is lathe the property of It the Automobile Au- Au Club of oC America and that the amount paid by me Is a license fee tee for tor forr r Its Us uso torso while wIllie I remain a n m member of or said club that during said membership m I willbo will willbo bo ho responsible ible for tho the custody of th the emblem emblem em em- blem and will not lIol allow It to bo be used by bynn nn any person petyon pct on or for nn any other That If It I f dl dispose pole of oC tho the car upon which said emblem Is placed I will VIII remove remote tho the emblem ln Im I'm before p parting with the tho possession possession posses posses- sion lIon lIonor of or the car and that I will return the tho emblem m. m to tin the club In la case I cease to b h ho o H n member of or the club and will return re return return re- re turn it at nt any time upon demand based upon resolutions of ot the tho board of oC govern Jo governors ors of oC the club I also admit that theMI theraid the tho thoMM MI MM raid emblem I in is the property of or the club lub and that t If Ie I 1 tall fall to return It In accordance accordance accordance accord accord- ance with the above o understanding tho the club ma may take talce possession slon of or it w wherever rover It ma may be found Objecting to the unpleasant odor of or which which- accompanies companies the use of oe the automobile n a number of or society women wornon of ot Salt Lake fake City eft are arc said to b be conducting that may result In the d deodorization of the gasoline is and the substitution of their perfume per pcr tune fume One plan suggested sted Is that a sufficient quantity oC off their favorite tn perfume be ba mixed d with the gasoline us as it Is poured into th the thA tanks of the machines This mingling with th the tho fuel would produce the tho desired effect It Is said s. The Tho gi cater tor number of or perfumes in use have havo alcohol for their base hase ansi and till this being even more combustible than gasoline would aid in tn the tho propulsion of oC the machines A As quickly us ne a t. t practical method has b been n e-n eNd discovered It Is Js certain that it will immediately Immediate K become Jh the tho popular r fad Since being established In t the now new garage on I- I East 1st First South o street tr el tho the Automobile company has IMS enjoyed en- en Jared joyed one of or the liveliest periods period of the tho season reason 1 Sales S have havo como come In fn fast and furious nn and Indicate that the thc automobile au nu- automobile industry In Utah is 11 not abating In the thc least but is growing with each succeeding week Recent sales m mad by bythe bytho the tho Sharman company compan are are- ares as s follows Dr G G. W W. ton Stoddard Dayton hor 40 horsepower to touring louring car Dr G G. Jo K E. Provo Pro l 30 power Peter Fetor on on Ida Model 10 11 Q Maxwell 1 hor 22 horsepower 22 power Dr R n C. C Smedley Model lodel Q Maxwell 13 11 fc S. S F Walker Will Wal ker her Stoddard Dayton roadster r. r hor 40 e- e power po Dr Jl Ji N X Ma Mayo o Courier three- three passenger r roadster the first Courier owned In Utah W R. R Martin Utah Da ton seven seven passenger passenger n er y y y t J i. i 1 r 4 x HR ray c 4 4 s cj r riu iu fr C 4 ir ir i- i Qu r r u. u r rt t 5 r Ti T- T y i r 4 t r ri i I Y X t I tf Ii o oj f t ti f n t. t Jl t O i I A R. R St i f. f L I r I. This week Mr Horst Forst received ship ship- of 1 Winton Six ears cars four pas toy tonn aus and 5 seven I her gar ger 40 touring cars some flome of f l and a a. test teat ease was prepared Stanley IP P. P Cooper a member of ot the club who 1 Mid did not Mt have M a n license lIcens borrowed his ulster's car and nd drove up Broad Bread street and around the cH city han ban until he h was as rested arrested I by a 3 policeman J who had bad been I informed that Cooper did not have ha a 11 li- I cense He was wa fined d 10 10 nn and n appealed to the quarter sessions where t the e ap lip ap- I peal was sustained and the legal status a of the tho chauffeur definitely outlined In his opinion Judge declares that the laws of or every state in which Automobile laws have havo been passed ed de- de no 1 fin o the t term nn chauffeur to Include e the tho idea of c compensation for the operation or of tho the vehicle He said MId that If It had foul b been fn the Intention of or the le legislature to require all aU operators of ot motor cars to tobe toi i b be licensed under tinder the present law It U would have hove mado made a specific provision lon for such a n condition Under the th ruling of ot Mi ide Oil Hargest It would be bo n necessary ar for tor each Ich member of ot the family of oC a car owner who ho wished to drive and who might bo be thoroughly com competent tent to do doso eo so to take t. out a n license Every now and then we read of ot some som wonderful new Invention and tho the entire reading world marvels and then a a. little lit Ut tic tle later latet Eom someone one else elso discovers the tho fact tact I that the new Invention fm is nothing but an application or a revival nl of something that i the tho ancients knew of ot and Invented and med said Edwin G G. G Baldwin of oC Boston Dos Bos ton Ion Mass the llio Inventor In of ot the Baldwin auto Auto guide rulee tho the latest Invention In au- au acce accessories Why Yh In Vit- Vit 1 Treatise on Archil Architecture he ht hed d bes a method of at measuring tb the distance traveled cle 1 by hy a a. v vehicle Gearing ivas was so 50 arranged that after one Roman mile was waa traversed a 3 pebble or ball was cropped Into a fI brazen brazon pot this giving an an audible notice of or the end of ot tho the mile mUe this thin with the hour bour glass gave gate tho the speed peed Indicator and lI Wh when till the days day's Journey aan JUI nIb 1 finished d the tho distance was found by counting the pebbles in tho the bra brazen n pot dedicated ted his hili look hook to tD the Km- Km r eror eror Augustus who died A. A D 0 13 The i data dat of or publication in is unknown n ll ut It IK SA believed ocl to tn ha have haC C he been het t a few years before tho the beginning of ol the Chri Christian Chris Chris- tian l tl w era em A An As he speaks peak of or this Invention on In tion as RS being Used at the time it Is IsI very THY likely more than 2000 v years ar old It I iwas was as al also o used for Cor m measuring distances At t l sea ea a a. paddle wheel being fixed on ono one fi ido of Ir the ship P to turn tho the gearing If It t tj y e wn wasn't nt the tho first Oral odometer and and fI rp e omet combined I would like to Why i j With th the National Stock association ordering 00 automobiles automobile to replace th the hor horses u of t to cowboy em employed lo d on their western ranges It would seem eem ns nil pr If f the la text t word had been sp spoken ken In the mineral funeral oration of oe the horsed horse hors but from tram Hut Hutchinson Ian Kan last week the final nail 11 In tho the equine coffin was driven n when the Rev Re V R. R Stevens of nr Reno Rno t county CO tum turned d his bin old out to pasture pasture pas pall ture ure for fX good having hating bought a a. horse ID-horse horse ewes power ower motor car r. Mr Ir Stevens Is le a n Methodist Episcopal circuit rider of oC the 4 school For years YC ho has visited tho the cl In Reno aJ always traveling horseback horco- horco back hAck and carrying In his old fashioned fad die bo s h his hi HI title hi hymn books book and religions tracts tract Ills III assignment out of or covered more territory than his Is old horse home was S able able to get t over Three Throe y ears ars ago ngo o. o when Mr Stevens Ste C came camo to he ho took nn an accounting accounting- at or life Ire and It Its opportunity opportunities and decided that thero there was no good Rood reason for tor a minister minister minis minis- ter of or th The tho go gospel 1 to put on on a long tong face Cace faced d 4 be ber content with the pittance handed out ut ut to fh the average circuit r preacher but brit it was wan his dut duty to folloW some when not attending to his The sale of f Kansas farm lands land appealed to Mr Stevens and he lie decided to try t hi hlll hand band at selling farms forme to ito now new Th Tho t extent o of his hi prosperity was not realized until tho other day when IbA o ton on th the tr streets street ot driving a e. bIG which which cost him t 2300 2300 3 04 Then Thenh Thene lh h e i told his bin fri ends about aboul hl his farm tarm land which he carried on as U he the Ule gospel and made mad pastoral Calls e I. I I Z 1 simply could fould not get alon along alone with the old ohl horn ho hI said Hald Tho The automo- automo illo will ill enable mo me to cover corer my circuit sally i o and It will be ua useful fur In the calls call rl rI make on n members of or my tnT a I i It It will wilt also RIllo bh valuable blo In to my farm fann arm land sp and will wUl enable me to add im many ny h hundred dollars each year to my During th past three Y years I Imade made InIde 1000 12 In addition to m my salary as o 7 them being seen leen in tho the above o picture In this picture will also bo ho noticed the tho Winton torpedo which has hns attract attracted cd so 80 much attention on tho the streets of Salt Lake City during durin tho the past vast month Three of the tho Winton Six cars shown in the illustration will probably carry auy fi fight ht fans to San Francisco O tho latter part of month to the thc Jeff Jeff Jack Jack next see beo con con- test tour touring ns car horsepower EO Frank O Stoddard Dayton roadster 60 horsepower r Judge O. O V. W. Powers Maxwell Maxwell Max Max- well Sportsman 24 4 Another shipment of ot Reo was received b by tho the Shaman man this week company oe makin making making ma ma- kin king the tenth shipment of these machines machines ma ma- chines chinos sold cold In to Utah bv by this company this season Tho The last shipment Included five VO cars and these were disposed od nearly of-nearly as soon as ns they were unloaded at nt th the freight depot Charles s Barnett road Toad exp expert rt from the Arrow Pierce factory factor in Buffalo Bufalo N N. N Y Y is at the thc garage of at the Tom Botterill Automobile company looking over Pierce Fierce Arrow 1 cars ars Ho will be hero hern for Cor some somo sometime time and will see that every eelY Pierce Pierce- Arrow owner Is given attention Jo Joe Joe- Thomas of th the Studebaker compan company com com- pan pany drove an 12 L. L M L 1 I automobile to Ely Nov cv this for tor delivery James Warden of oe tho the same company also took cars to Neph and Provo Pro Proto to be bo delivered dell delivered ered to bu buyers ors this week The Studebaker Studebaker Stude Stude- baker com company pan received ed shipments of at E. E M. M F F. F and anti Flanders Flinders cars this week cek Sales Manager l S S. S D. D Reid of at the tho Studebaker company compan reports business as ai being boing as aa asgood asgood good and perhaps better botter than at an any other or time di during ring the l tho e seaon season On One of or th the most consistent boosters for lor the tb-o Fowl Ford In Salt car Lake Lako City is Js J. J Daft Last List season eason Mr Daft u used ed a aFord aFord aFord Ford as a rental car making trips at atall atall atall all hours hour's of at tho tiro day and night lie He sa says that the tho average running i of |
