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Show THE OGDEN iO RITISIiUAl FOR 5TJ r.iOD The Coach To-war- d Constroo-tlo- n from- - the - Olympia show. Heporta LBrttisn motor venici exthe great "held last week, was which position, manufacturindicate that .the British ers are paying great . attention to the economicalproduction ofcars. are In this they was ly operated following the same trend that man apparent among the continental, latufacturers, who exhibited tneir. est product at the Paris Salon Just before the Olympia show. Heretofore the British makers have and emphasized the large, high cost cost luxurious vehicle. But the high of gasoline, government taxes and business depression have made the operation of such cars a burden, even to the wealthy, and the manufacturers have come to the conclusion thatj their greatest market is among buyers oft small cars, the first cost and maintenance of which are both low. Six, eight, and ten horsepower, car seem peculiar to. the American: owner, who is accustomed to take all .sortsof roads "on high" and' .who does . not consider anything under twenty horsepower sufficient for his needs. But the foreign manufacturers have built many rated at teiV horsepower or less and they were- the feature of both the Paris and Loudon shows. .:$1725 - -- hlhway to the ralueof eorering ,Itl mile and If. O. B. Ogrleri mere than 15.000 workeral is about to b undertaken . by. thirty states as. the direct result of the r at a price which is but little more than the cost of an cent' passage of the federal highway car. act, it was stated today. open recomact whiob ,wm This the mended try the president's conference on Unemployment as Xn emergency measure to provide Johs for the nation's unemployed. f 2345 Hudson Avenue j The figure as to the araotint of work which could be undertaken by Chevrolet the states In the construction of highHudson .Essex ways were supplied by the. governors in response to letters sent them by Secretary Hoover, who is chairman of the conference. The letters asked what amount of work they could get underway; within ninety days after the passage of the act. Otto T. Mai-lersecretary of the 'public works committee of the conference, today announced the sums which the state for cou'd appropriate Individually highways, together with the . mileage that would be covered and approximately the number of workers to be employed for the next five months' on the undertakings. Estimates show that $40,000 will be the average amount per mile expended oo v That women are begining to have (By a Motorlno Corretpondent In the When the work Is by the states. London Times.) another field which heretofore has fedcompleted and approved , e The London is man's been estate, Mcjtor show is fast Decerexclusively "Will receive eral Inspector, the state woning numerous an event of national and even intershown fact that by the back from the government about $20,-00- 0 in to judge by the great men, national highway engaged interest, actually per mile. construction and in the promotion of number of visitors. "Directly, and indirectly probably eood roads movement generally, will The big demand for exhibition space 200,000 workers will be employed in state highway construction," said Col. participate in the twelfth American has made it necessary for the Society good roads congress and thirteentn James B- - McCord, a government enManufacturers and Traders once national foodvroads show to be held of Motor "This means that in gineer today. to hold the show in two 'sections. again in at" the Chicago, January Coliseum, addition to those directly fengaged In 'Would It 17 to 20. naturally be an 'advantage If road building there will be a large asso Builders whole Road the of the .exhibits could be arThe American set to work pronumber indirectly Motorists often wonder that the one roof, but this cannot big wn0S9 under under auspices ranged viding material for the builders." serv- congress"' which tires have be will splendid given held, well be beJ but it may be said that Colonel McCord said, will These, old cars, do not wear as is taking cognizance this year of the features done; of interest are equally divided employed in quarries, cement mills, ice on their Invasion of the road build between Olympia and the White City. sand banks, asphalt plants, gravel expected when specified on their snew feminine arena and . is extending special The man or woman who wishes to see the cars. of Too the tire ing often the Quality pits and shops, manufacturing invtlations to - women fully realizing progress which has been made in is blamed. materials and iools. 1921. together with the latest models are voters, tax payers and or oothey New cars are hard on tires. Being that 1922 cars, should undombtedly visit once interested users when road and limoustiff 'and rigid they do not give read- in a, patriotic movement are indefati- both halls, for the millionaire's sine and the poor man's are ily .tinder road shocks. As a result fn its behalf. -as fitly represented at Shepherd's bush , The- supervtsionecisan ETAOIN the new casing is literally ground to gable as at Addison road.- The motorboat and r the road. The surprising extent to which wo- marine engine section has been reinpieces between the car-anEven over good roads tires are twist- men are invading the field of highway troduced as a feature of the annual show, at the White It is new car construction is shown by a long list and is on view ed and jammed in driving-to record that the City. total num of .feminine road builders invited to- satisfactory with which the motorist is not fam- the ber of exhibitors is 671, which is an incongress. Among these is Dr. Jen- crease are still the of 63 over even the "record" eniliar and' in which gears woman street k jme C. Murphy, the only 1920. stiff. commissioner in the world. Dr. Mur- try in MAGNET IS PRICE. The new cars are driven carefully, phy bosses the construction, gangs and year there is little doubt but that oiled, greased and washed, the tires, street cleaners at Yankton, S. D., and theThis magnet is price, and on this .The Zahn company (Ltd.) has re- consciously or unconsciously, are fre has held the Job to the entire satis- scoregreat no one can accuse the car maker under the faction of her constituents and the of not making a genuine effort to meet cently Introduced a small quently run the general demand for machines which of her city for several years. four cycle car mistaken, supposition that soft tires credit . . both can be run inexpensively and do STIUiACll LONG COMPLETES men claim that which Is to take In Germany the place ride more easily. Tire In the a "contracter." Mrs. Axel Holm not require Wa large outlayare capital now occupied by the modestly priced the properl yinflated' tire is" actually of As re I asked the what purchase. com South Range, Wis., has Just improvements in cars generally for passenger cars of two-sea half miles of state chief and capacity the most resilient. four pleted 1922. I should say (1) Great reductions If new tires were given the same hijrhwaV. through Pattison State park. In only in the United States. It is (2) Increased efficiency, gained claimed to be cheap in price,; cheap attention, particularly . with reference near Superior, Wis., doing a Job that by price; weight of vehicle compared lighter in upkeep and simple in construction. to operating conditions "and Inflation, would do credit to any man. . The with available power; r, (3) designs more as by the she haa Just completed, suitable to the The car sells at retail in Germany much needless. trouble. with a new tire road which more of for lubriprovision accessibility a of the forms great Mississippi part be eliminated. for '40,000 paper marks (about $323, equipment-woulOr- cation, adjustment, and repair; and (4) New scenic from highway valley OO at exchange rate on October , 5, the affording greater accommodation leans to Canada- - Mrs. Holm handles bodies for their sire and better protection from date of report). It has a torpedo-shape- d , CARBON ' BURNED OUT. of her company, bosses a bad the finances weather. wooden body about nine feet n cooks of In the matter of purchase price there workmen, gang ! long,-wita maximum width of about their food and looki .after- the wel- Is almost .infinite variety. At the one Mi VFj VMhf scale, there are four feet. The. motor is. of a fare of her machinery and twenty end of theunder-100tm ft i i iv.ii 01it at and at theother Vivselling Two of horses. teams construcalncooler daughters. S00O. de luxe retailing at over ian and Vefna, keep her books and as- motors tion; The gas is regulated by foot There are cars which will do CO and work. in Another her sist her more miles to the of petrol, and pedal and hand lever. The car weighs engaged in road wojrk is illss there are new modelsgallon which can be drivabout 300 kilograms, develops a speed Eva Cressey, president andj general en at over 80 miles an hour. To illusof from 60 to 65 kilometers an hour trate the range of types to be seen it is manager of the Cressey Contracting and consumes about five liters of gascompany, at Everett, Mass. Koad ma- but necessary to mention that cars are f oline and about engines and chines manufactured by Miss Cressey shown12. with liter of oil while seating capacity varies bewith Union states in are of the used many per 100 kilometers.oo r. monocar and the " for spraying oil, tar and asphalt in tween thePROGRESS IS SHOWN. road work. At the present time Miss The man who said last year that we conhad arrived at the stage of car construcCressey has machines working on addiMANY SEEKING- - CARDS tracts as far south as Texas, In tion when further serious Improvement tion to many In the east and middle was impossible is proved at fault, for progress is noticeable in the exhibits of west. A farm journal has sent Bsstion-naire- a every class. The most advanced form M. H. was Miss of It Chapel Berry to 12,824 Smiths on their subis to be seen in the introduction of tho N. C. who, as secretary of th& new Hill, type of light car. It Is now possiAn easy way- - to clean Out" a dirty, North Carolina Good Roads associa- ble to scription list and finds that ll.o per these two to .buy cent of Ihem will purchase 'or have sooty spark plug is to. place it In the tion, did more to, "put over"ithe 200. and for anyone Inover for Just bond issue for the! splendid tending to purchase a purchased automobiles In 1921.. This ground, terminal point down, fill the with with gasoline and light new roads now being constructed in double dickey or a light there carefully magazine applies the ratio to its oth- shell out, her state, than anyone else, , She i& is a fairly wide selection between price er subscribers totaling 1,100,000 and It. When the gasoline is burned have From approxiwill all the carbon An limits of 450300toand 600400. :tc.attend the congress.Charlotte-practically expectect estimates that Its prospect list for been' there are a nummately of Another it. goo'd out cleaned to "aiso been sent has invitation , motoT cars is 137,000 and for trucks of makes of family car, machines way to clean a. plug is to soak it over Rumbold, Cleveland, Ohio, sec- ber which will carry five people and a cer; 17,00. In alcohol. Ohio Conference State night retary of the tain quantity of luggage. Above the on City Planning, another has gone" last named price there are. of course, to Katherine F. Butterfleld,: a high a large number of makes, both British school student, at Welser, Idaho, who and foreign, and leading,andin various dewon the Firestone eood roads cssav grees of comfort, speed 3000. luxury up to Even in the the supercar costing ;college scholarship contest l5tyear design and construction of these wonand received her certificate direct derful works of which represent the from the hands of President Harding most epicureani art, form of land transport, himself,' there are modifications and detail im. to be seen In the 1922 modAlong with Dr. Murphy, the woman provements ' setreet commissioner, delegates to the els. APPARENT. EVOLUTION to visitors expositfie and - No; motor evolution has not ceased to congres3. , tion, will greet Dr. Lon Alta Melton, and he who is bold enough to said to be the only woman bridge en- advance, this November exhibition dethat fay waa Melton Dt. mirk of motor car fines the gineer in theIn country. civil engineering last development is likely to be as. wrong as graduated those who twenty-fiv- e years agowhend year at Colorado university and is noof- Levassor Build a substantial home, one that will stand for on his connected with one of the district won race at the fices of the United States bureau of years that 's the kind you build with brick it's an miles fifteen the hour, thought nearly woShe' is. the only public roads. ultimate speed of road travel had been low-imaintenance cost and upkeep, a constantly men engineer Jn. employ of. the fed reached. . erar government. Th"PT questions of horsepower tax and cost-i- s The investment. initial low. good relatively Numerous demonstration' testa of bulk largely consumption naturally owner-drivmind of the averag-road building machinery will be In- ?etrol Our brick in the various shades and qualities offers owner, and here alteracluded in, the. exhibits at the show, or prospective for the better in design cf both a wide range for your selection of material with the machinery in actual opera tions and carburetors have been made tion.- Reservations of exhibition space engines Even In the luxury next in year's have' broken all records, the entire car we find a cars. tendency tosatisfactory lower floor of the Coliseum and an wards economy, for any such achievenex have been "engaged, necessitating ment is ' in the nature of higher effithe leasing-oadjoining buildings in ciency. Carburetinr device on these fne! order to house the overflow- - The ex rupercars now permit of a tslower obtained power greater hlbltlon will be the largest of 1U kind consumption; in comparison to the chassis weight; and the world haa ever seen. Increased smoothness is given to the wfll of the congress In reduced wear of the Eight sessions Yards c$ Harrisville Office, 2420 Hudson Avenue drive, resulting ' and tires. be held.' It Is expected that at least mechanism One One of the" most noticeable Improve20,000 delegates will attend Phone 111 Phcad 319 session will be devoted to a. discus ments In a general way which will be sion- of comparative designs In road seen en the majority of makes at the is Improved accessibility of another will be devpted to exhibition pavements, This is a requirement which has a- dlscuaelon of the problem Involved parts. constantly alluded to and is of great in highway traffic, especially truck been and importance, for at some transportation, safety , on the roads time or another most of a chassis laws and regulations gov require attention and parts repair. erning highway transport." A third If a component, whether merely a session .will be devoted', to taxation, grease cup or the more vital clutch, is placed for inspection or "rebond Issues and problems of highway awkwardly moval. It will mean, first, that in nine administration and finance. cases out of ten. It win be nerlected. of $71,-4QO.00- low-pric- '. ed '- . GGDEN MOTOR CAR CO. light-weig- y, 1 ht, NDTO QDNEN PROVE ROAD BUILDERS GROWS SHO - . - K by-th- CARS ARE . HARD ON TIRES - thwj, road-buildl- New.System Auto Radiator Comp any and-expositi- RADIATOR 50 two-seat- per Cent. Cheesman Auto Co. 2566 Washington Ave. Phone 325 . Cqdee Brothers MOTOH CARS . , LIMIT ON RADIATOR PRICES Ford Radiators, ,$1.00 $4.00 In any condition.' car. to $1.50 not more than other Any $600 Day and Night Storage ' - IGGEST AUTO - TOO SEAT AOTI EXPERTS Auto Owners: Do you know what Radiator Experts means? It means that it takes less time and the Job is done right, and also the system we got doesn't matter If we charge you $1 for'a Job or $6, we are taking the responsibility for. the sams amounL We are diving you 30 days' guarantee to see if the radiator leaks. It doesn't matter If we have to do It over a doxen times, It will be dons right, for the same amount as you paid at firsL If anyone advises you that your radiator is beyond repair, do not pay any attention to' them, but bring It down to the NEW SYSTEM AUTO RADIATOR COMPANY, 2414 Hudson avenuel Please give us a trial ,and you will not be sorry. We also build New Radiators, Fenders and Bodies. You save ng -- oaoo -- . . opersiinti cost Law Car of Closed A New Type This Year TTAJnro7GT02T, Dee. 1 7 "Or The:L aiesi Essex More Than 150,000 Workers Makers Show Tendency "Win Be Employed' on Cheaper Automo-bile- s Highways SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R er SHO - d a FWELTYP ; . New York Event Will Por- tray Many Improvements . on Motor Cars . under-inflate- two-seite- d d NEW nine-horsepow- - -- at owner-drive- d -- :: fifty-seve- i - " two-cylind- two-seate- ? er is ed con-tractre- 3 one-hal- . ' sa one-cylind- er, seven-seate- - three-seate- rs $50,-.000,0- 00 two-seat-er four-seat- er , . . , - WHEN PLANNING YOUR HOME ...... . . - SPECIFY OGDEN BRICK high-wat- er Pan-har- four-horse-po- Paris-Bordea- ux n e YORK, DeeC for the national automobile shows Mn New York and Chicago', which are rapidly nearing completion, assure those who have followed them that the displays will be the ' biggest and most comprehenslye the country has ever known. The New York event, the first half of the 'show, will be held In Grand Central palace, January ,7 to 14, and the Chicago event, the second half, in the olIseum and Armory, i . January 28 to February 4. S. A. Miles', manager of both has been in New York for some days conferring' with 'decorators for the. palace exhibition,-anwhile he is not ready to ;divulge; his program' In this respect, he promises;' it will ; " visitors. ' One of the outstanding, features of the 1922 show will-bthe great "values In the cars displayed. Never before has a prospective automobile purchaser been offered the value he can - WASHING - 'V X POLISHING GREASING V:i'.t;-r:r.,..:- ta iii'.':v.v;-".'v- j .Mi ji J7 REPAIRING USE OUR SERVICE TO KEEP. YOUR CAR NEWi -- displays, MOTOR CAR Ga WEBER-TAYLO- R 2538 Washington Ave. d . : rlrv V" . ' - Phonell43! ' surprise - . ; e now geL two foreign ones, will be shown at New York. These are the Bournon: Itickenbacker. ville, Handley-KnlghWills St. Claire, Kelsey, Itala and Vauxhall. The last two name6Sare the foreign makes that wCl be on"dis-pla- Maxwell, Mercer, Milburn, Mitchell, Monroe, Moon, Nash, National, Noma, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Overland, Packard, Paige, Paterson, Peerless, Pierce-ArroPilot, Premier, Rauch-Lang- , R. & V. Knight, Reo, RIckenbacker, Roamer, Saxon, Sayers, Standard Stephens-Molin- e Stanley, ; Stearns-KnlghACCESSORIES DISPLAYED. Stevens-Durye.Plow Co., This year's New York exhibition will Stutz. Templar, Vauxhall, Studebaker, also show to the public the biggest Wills-St- . Velie, Claire, Westcott, ever of accessories that haa display been located under one roof,' In" spite ooof the fact that IL' was impossIbleto find space for many who applied for STANDARDIZE BODIES , booths. The following cars will be at the The Society - of Automotive EngiNew York show: . neers has the standardizaAmbassadorr ""Anderson, Apperson, tion of , suggested and recommend body types Auburn, Bourndnville, Bulck, Cadillac, thG- following names: fundamental Case. "Chalmert, Chandler,' Chevrolet, Roadster, ' sedani berllne, touring, Cleveland. Cole, Columbia,: Common, limousine, brougham, Davis, Detroit limousine landaulet, brougham wealth, landau-le- t Electric, .Diiie- Flyer, Podge Brothers, and town Car. cabrjolet Dorris, Dort, DuPont, Durant, Earl, oo- WATCH THE BATTERY. Elcar, Elgin; Essex,, Franklin, GardHanson, 'When the starting motor stalls easner, Grant, Handley-KnlghtHatfield, Haynes, .H. C. S., Holmes, ily and falls to spin the crankshaft' as Hudson, Hupmobile, Itala, Jackson, It. should it Is a safe bet that either Jordan, Kelsey, King, Kissel Kar, the storage battery does not test up Kline Kar, Lafayette, r Leach Biltwell, to the necessary 1,275 or that the conare not Lexington, Liberty, Lincoln, Locomo- tact points of the line switch Maibohm, Marmon, making proper contact. ' bile, McFarlan, , . t, y. Ever since the war, motor car manufacturers have been profiting by the lessons learned when the plants were being used by the government1 As a result they have been able to reduce betcosts, and at the same time-shoterments In their products. w SHOW IMPROVEMENT. , Automobiles improving surely are II shows reevery year; the autoteob -- flect this." For. the most part, however, the betterment has been noticed in body designs, coach work and finish, both Interior 'and exterior. There will be 94 car manufacturers exhibiting on the four floors of the palace in January, as against 83 last year. This new number of exhibitors means that there, will be nearly 400 different models shown to the New York motoring world, in fact, to those Interested from all parts of the country,: for Kew York city will surely be the mecca of the motoring enthusiast of the entire' United States during the eight days of the show. 'Eight new makes of cars, including t, a, , -- ; . -- - coupe,-coupelet- , Crow-Elkhar- t, - ' . er - - bgden- Pressed Brick & Tile Co. f " -- A Present' for Mother A Present for Dad A Present for S on A Present ior DaugHter - - - far-reachi- and-futur- yoyiX VANT HOME IN THE SPRING e, . V oo ' IOWA LEADS IN CABS ' Iowa leadJ all states la. the total r&lnft of. farm products and In num- ber of motor cars registered on farms. The .state Is third In. the average value of products per farm and in the number; of motor, trucks" registered ' thereon. . Plan to build it of hridk, the material that adds beauty, comfort and" durability to :;any - home, that will make it a real home. '. 4 " oo USE FOB EMPTY CAN entailing subsequent extravagance, and, secondly, that much unnecessary time, and consequently money, will be expended on repair when removal and have to be undertaken. It is therefore an obvious le fact thatv the hana chassis, dler and- - more the leas will it eeet the owner-driv- er to run. There is stiU room for improvement on most makes of cars in this retime. 1922 models spect; Inat the same almost all cases a marked adshow vance in accessibility. COMFORT. The body builder has not stood still either. but has laudably tried to meet the demand for greater comfort and better weather protection at reasonable cost. Ingenuity and skd have evolved more commodious seating, often within similar-overal- l limits. to those available last year. The types of body are much to the fore and wlu. I believe, prove the standard pattern of the future. Dickey seats have been imand not before it was time; but aproved, rood deal haa yet to be done with regard to solving the .tool and luggage carryin groblem. The accessory side of the exhibition will in its way be' almost as Interesting as that of the actual cars. There is an enormous amount pi Inventive genius bestowed on the "furnish ing"' of a car, and a review" of this section of the show Is instructive, If only for demonstrating the number of different trades whicn contribute their quota to what is one V of our greatest modern industries. Tarda - and OHice Twenty-nint- h PhonSoT; and Jefferson can, In addition to the regular equipment. Is a jod thing to carry In the car. - It may be filled with gasoline for priming the cylinders or cleaning plugs. It can be used for kerosene to clean dirt out of cracks or corners, or for oil in ease the original can be lost or damaged. oo A5i . empty oil - - . , - -- on family: sleepsEng. BUHTON-ON-THEN- T. A bur- a homo here while the glar j entered family-wa- s asleep. Two policemen followed and caught the Intruder. But the family did not know of the incident until the next morning. Wo Why! A FORD SILDAN re-erect- ion get-at-ab- . ALL-WEATH- - Ashtori Fire Brick ng - : i. Only $801 .30 Delivered1 all-weat- Brnfoirfl-ISm- M Twenfy-sixt- h and Washington Co Ogden |