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Show : 73 ' a-- AJ. long-tim-e SCENIC HOTORISF PRAISES PROVO PARK RUBBER 'All 1 PROSPERITY RECORDS " " PRODUCTION In the recent i ' I am sorry that Salt Lake has (Editor's Mote: issue of The Scenic Motorist, the J not men as energetic, as forsighted from as Provo has, and which is proven following article, rewritten The Daily Herald's report of ine J,ls tourist park,1' Mr Superior park opening, is Pub-mbert 8aid. "We in Salt Lake have some men A crowd estimated at from ,2500 to 3000 persons attended the for- who are not big enough to see the mal opening of "Superior "tourist benefits a city may derive by good park on Fifth West near West Cent- treatment of the wayfaring tourist. We have a city commissioner who NEW YORK, Sept. 1. Before LOS ANGELE. Sept 1. On .Fri er1 street. Aud it was a gay crowd, a laugh- has erected a toll gate at our tourday, August IS, a new production for England, Paris and Gersailing record was reached when.. 4.6(16 ing crowd, one intent upon having ist park and charges the tourist for on the S- S. Mauretania, W. many a in T. F. showed the of time while it Salt good remaining privilege tires and 5,301 lubeswere .turned out of the big Los- - Angeles, fac- - Pierpont, creator of the most mod- Lake to spend his money with our O. Rutherford, vice president of the ern in is not B. F. Goodrich Rubber company, merchants. that If policy America, Atories of the Ooodyear Tire & Rub camping ground . that Provo citizens appreciate his soon stopped- I predict that tour- - wh6 is accompanied on his ber company of California. by trip autowho in cut Lake Salt and effort off ists 4a not holding bringing The highest previous record as LT D. Rrnwn. treasurer of the com ' made on' August 12 ot last year mobile tourists In Provo as long as their map will spend hut a shor: tivne there and motor on to Provo pany, explained to the newspaper when. 4,076 tirea and 5,000 tubes possible. ..' Edwin S. Hinckley, secretary of to camp and spend their money. men who gathered to see him off, . were produced. .... . 1. H. E, Blythe. the superintendent the Provo Chamber of Commerce MS TIP was not a vacation ot the western Ofiodyear factory, in acted as master of ceremonies. haven't had a vaction for many commenting on this remarkable S. Mayor O. K. Hansen and Dr. F. and hold tourists. You have more years," htsaid. "I have ta make Harris the offer than themselves to limited to tourist other any record, says: my wurk recreation, though I , talks, in which the city in the mountain country, with am 'mightymycareful Great progress in the perfection to see that was the creator and of the canyons, cave, mountain,, glac- every Goodrich of automobile tires has followed park praised my employe the and the fresh water direction takes an annual under park lauded. ier, largest the development and completion ot vacation. William C. Bradford directed the lake in the mountain country. You laboratory apparatus that enables ao, tne uoodnch company lias a the tire designers tQ study intelli- community singing; Miss WiJma have much more to hold the tourist large subsidiary factory just out and California southern directed than march the Jeppsoti has, grand and various accurately meth side of Paris and one of the rea gently ods of construction and different and group games in which youthful yet they will spend weeks down sons of my trip abroad is to spend persons were exiled to the side- there and but a day or two here. some time at that kinds of materials. plant." "In the great Goodyear factories lines for once in their young lives. However, if you continue providing The Mauretania carried away of as inducements this Miss fine students such Dancing by park at Akron and Los Angeles, where with, it a radiant optimist as to Venice old to the them pleased Jepperson stay large tney'll longer." the famous tread was circle of American business conditions, when . "BIST IN THE LONG RUN" celebrators. park it carried Mr. Rutherford away. developed, all of the ordinary equipThe contributed a A movie of the quartet Harmony sperm captureif ment and many exclusive pieces of "A full tide of unprecedented prosmusic. whale has been taken. The whalapparatus are used in making thou- pleasing perity is setting in throughout the For In concert the and not a vessel irons into ing put dancing only ....... sands upon thousands ot experiI'niied States," lie says. '1 have Anmn nil nf !... the .... Provo band furnished champion " ments in the search for better ways never seen a brighter outlook nor usual brand of high class music. me.dently ".""its dispatched to build better tires. fu, condUons. Thp mim)r m()re , W. G. Lambert, representing the whale. A replica of the films s to; isur(lpr we nave been "There are machines that reg Utah Automobile State o .n be archives the the ,he association, preserved besBat. , f s(rjkes ister the. amount of heat generated delivered that association's in a tire at various speeds, under and forgotten; settled isfactorily Massachusetts. There is other the air will be the clearer; the various loads. The same materials, construction and workmanship 'straight road ahead that is leading equipment upon which tires can be us to prosperity will he unimpeded. run to produce the same sort of as in all other sizes of Silvertowns. The same high wear that might be caused under "Of course, while speak genquality, long wear, long service and complete de- - ' of conditions in all lipes of any road conditions. erally NOW THB GRBATBST AUTOMOBILE VALUE IN AMERICA "The effect of of business, it is the rubber business pendability guaranteed by the GOODRICH know lieTTand about which aiDJ wheels has been accurately deterstandard. Your tire dealer will supply yon the most competent to speak. Hut mined. Curb scraping can be today end save you money. think you can take the Goodrich simulated, as can running upon car Rubber conipanj us a very fair in-- ; tracks, and as tires are developed Tb Silvwtowti 30 x 354, For tb dilution o what is going on, per- to resist such abuse they are put to the most severe tests to deter Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet, Willys. haps in a minor way, in a great mamine their worth. We, for injority of industries. Overland and other light can. "There are other machines for stance, have been so bu-- y .supplybut an ever increasing market that none of ing conducting other tests, THB B. F. GOODRJCH RUBBER COMPANY, Akrxm, Ohio these 'indoor experiments' are final. ;we find iho L'4 lionr day all too ESTABLISHED 1870 Wo are obliged to have short If a new type of construction sur three sets (if employes working in vives them, it is put toactual serv for AUTOMOBILES, MOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES, TRUCK) three shifts of hours each. ice upon passenger car or truck and subjected to all sorts of road "i'uinpetiti..n in the rubber indus-- j Yslcu, Texas, is tin; uidust town of Colombus indicate that the conditions." try is kevn but fair; and It has e In the I'nited States, according to in a vastly improved inducost of discovering America was only ?7,2.iO. stry; an industry that cannot afford tradition. It is believed the A new motorcycle record was re :any lost motion but which is con-- , was founded In 15 10 Pupils of the Lewisville school by rion Tran-ci-ccently made by ja woman, when Mrs slanly. bv .scientific management. miles east of Walla Walla, Wash! Vasipiez Coronado, a Spanish Janson of Brooklands, England 'cutting costs of production and thus explorer. fiard, while most This would make it 2f. are studying ' traveled 1,072 miles at an average a tremendous f.r! effecting Raving children of the country are of 44.65 miles en hour. This is the Overland Sedan combines the buying public And should like years older than St. Augustine, er. joying their vacation. The first time a motorcycle has made the public to realize what a tre-- ' Florida, the oldest town of authen- weather is so cold and the snow so comfort and good looks in a tic record. more than 1,000 miles in a day. :pi minus basic industry the rubber In the winter that school is remarkable way. in 1847 Thomas a. Edison spoke deep industry is. How largely it enlers not feasible in that district and it the into first model The automobile industry in the phonograph is then that the children have their into the life and industry and conUnited States Is working on machin venience of the nation is evidenced speaking mouthpiece: "Mary had a vacation, which Triplex Springs make riding comforthey spend at hunt." lamb little examination will manufacture on a Upon ery that by the fact that rubber is largely ing and trapping in a region infesk.rge braking surface makes large scale production basis a car used In practically every form of he found indentations on the tin- ted with deer, bear and coyotes. record, lie replaced the record body that will not squeak. At pres driving safe and the sturdy motor transportation, In surgical goods, foil turned the crank and back from ent the body is most footwear, trains, aeroplanes, bug- the most motoring cylinder came a thin voice but .. M. AYER8 WELDING CO. ly hand work, and correspondingly gies, gas engines, automobiles, elecowners average 25 miles to a gallon. welding and cutting. expensive. tric apparatus, radio, building con- without one word of the recitation We weld made ot metal. the was Thus anything born missing. household toilet articles, struction, Work guaranteed. First class servAnd" of uses the rubber etc. wear, ice. 42 N. 4th W., Proro. Phone are growing daily." Records at fJenoa and the diary K88-- J tf . ftnr 73 rcrff f experience In themanutacture ot wniBhea. and finishe. of all kinds. Fuller1 Paints , ; Srette to tnat weknow. and oMs, pure ainc They contain the best pigments with 11922. "- II Year Qualify in Fuller's Paints i THE HERALD, ,IHEDAV, SEPTEMBER - r and preparations. They They are aclentlflc In formula serve soread easier, cover more surface per gallon, and paints. than ordinary longer years jor - for free advice on Ask our "Service Department'for any kind of painting. etfc, colors, brushes, materials, We help you gladly, l - i from any paint job. To and Fuller quality. take advantage of Fuller service assureyomS-aatlsfactlon- I TV ip rMm Mil JZZ;? ZLVVT'V ' three-minute- Silvertown Cord Tire For Sal by. Rut sell r Co. "THE ONE PRICE HOUSE" 3rd West and Center SU. Phone M. The New Furniture Store. Provo. Utah. Dixon-Tgylo- -- u, Special Tire Sale 1 ' Smashing reductions on Fabric Tires. All tires carry standard gurantee. one-quali-ty I BUY NOW STOCK LIMITED- - A Genuine SILVERTOWN Cord 30 x 3'A for $13.50 ' en-tir- Phone 74 c.n o THE Superior Gasoline 1 truly 28c Per Gallon i tableextra Superior Motor Co. makes economical 'TodaysFv Jftrjc- - .21' J j-- j r t Nash Leads the World in Motor Car Value I. o. b. Toledo TOURING . . ISM ROADSTER . SM COITK SEDAN .... .... S5t mt Six Touring $1390 Superior Motor Co. US the past two months Firestone built and marketed more tires than in any similar period in its history. IN This steadily increasing public preference is proof of the recognition by car owners of the greater values offered by Firestone. It is a tribute to Firestone men all stockholders in the company all actuated by the operating principle of Most Miles per Dollar. The high average performance of Firestone Cords is without equal in the annals of tire making and is reflected by the general tendency to specify Firestone for hard service. Taxicab and bus lines, buying tires by the mile, are universally equipping with Fire stone Cords. There are many reasons for the high quality of Firestone tires but chief among the special manufacturing processes are double KNOW i"HM - pY THSEi thus gum-dippin- g, eliminating internal friction by insulatg cure, ing each cord strand, and a and perfectly insuring shaped product air-ba- well-balanc- " in tires you will right combination of price and Don't speculate find the quality in Firestone. Come in and let us tell you , about the service these Cords are giving other whom you know. car-owne- rs ASK FPfl THM-t3YT- Cord TIRE OF EXTRA -- TESTED RACINE Trusty Tread Country Road FABRIC TIRE ONLY o IN A FABRIC TIRE GIVING SUPERIOR 303 303)4 SIZES IDENTIFY THEM AtnOTO; PROVO, UTAH. H. LARSON & SON, VINEYARD, UTAH. W. E. DUNN, SPRINGVILLE, UTAH. huskier; the crank -- 0Y ings larger; more actual labor is expended in each operation, the motor develops more power; all shafts are thicker; and so it goes clear through the car. NAMES RACINE QUALITY BRIMHALL BROS. PROVO, UTAH. ANDERSON GARAGE, PROVO; UTAH. H3 A A CORD Sola by- construction is the generous measurements in every detail and feature of the car. The frame shaft heavier; the bear RACINE GUMMPPEB- CORPS A striking point in Nash is Haiti Mile SCHOFIELD TflA03 FOURS and SIXES Prices range from $965 to $2390 J. o. b. factory SERVICE THIS NAME DK EVERY TIRE RACINE RUBBER COMPANY RACINE.WISCONSIN lie sell &acine tires and recommend them UT Jlnli to you For Sale by Clayson Auto Tire Co. Vulcanizing: and All Kinds of Tire Repairing. Phone 649. Center Street, Provo, Utah. Co. Motor Superior 213 W. WILLIAMSON BROS & CHRISTIANSEN, PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH. . f f i " ' |