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Show WO, NEWS SA'itIRDAY DESERET EVENEsTG 12 .1912 DECElkillER -.---- 1 s cars Brewster of Midvale. Mont., Theee the to be used In connection withServGreat Nertilern RIAWALI t011titleo In the Glacier National park- irk. ii Impomibl. Trwould tske years. In my estimation, it a cam- AUTOMOBILE TIRE COMPANY, PARCELS POST, LAW WILL Ave llEllHS IIITISH TO COITETE. ' MAKES EDUCATIONAL EXHIBIT binatiOn could be tormed in England. ALL MOTORIZE DELIVERY for it to get on a competitive basis . with the Overland et the present time. CONVENTION SIM OnodYear Tire SE Rubber coma The not HOLD WITII AMERICAN CIAS and by the time American machine "Although I it proPhet. I sin would have practitellyAllied the mar quite willing to make one guests as to pany Is making ati exhibit along educa, the effect of the new parcel. poet law," tional line thhr year whah le both inTo make that combination gnomes. says George A. Lle.el. president of the , Froml and instructive. : teresting Arnerican Parts ful All machinery.- automatic Kissel Motor Car company of Ilartford. More Tints 2SO Agents rims to Form Big company to Build and - For the automobile tire exhibit there otherwiee.'would be obsolutely es- Wis. "My conviction la that It will Discuss AMMON Of Cars the Country will Cheap be to explain the double , display demand for tho that lipential. With cause sJ. the of early motorising l cure- - process used by this concern in Manufacturers. , close of material at the preeent time of delivery. '! manufacturing pneumatic tires. 'nip "In the first place, the government prompt delivery le out of the queetion. few Engliehmea . living Itself will use motor trucks to gather "The third annual conventioti of the II a special process, involving the curthe recent suggestion by manatee,- - In"Ther's areaccustomed 4 vl ing or a tire in a mold, and another to production and deliver this new elate of ' torero of Cadillac In England that In England. oto r car dealers, which upon an air bath The tire is wrapped I , 'of : the quantities with whiCh our auto. Hornet; may be used here and there closed a 0'0 000 , 000 Company be "formed to mobile manufacturers are familiar. ,at find, but it won't be rr1day1,1)ec. it. It al the most during a second cure. ' This added cure long before the tire and 'despite the build and market a ear to, compete There are no automobile manufactnr . their inefficiency will be demonstrat- successtul we have ever held., aeld extra cost of manufacturing is ueed in England accustomed to inventi d. Then the ening. companies,- - In 8ttlee Manager E. C. iloaard at the because with the popular pricee American are and has been demonstrated to it ing opending the amount of money ' cars et the session. t'A large propor- lessen the that, are stilling so readily in necessary to provide for that large order to compete with the package car- ohne cost of odltintillent". In tiou of our will and Oant. venture were dealers here Uncle of other 'words, before the Um IS used. it I England has caused no little comment production, nor do I believe any could, ryingto outdo himyour themselves as more than sane-fle- d assumes In efficient service. the exact shape it will have induced to make ouch an invest- try among the American manufaCturera be with more the trucks. That means benefits of thousands Many tribe& in service.- - and there under ment. We have been celled a., 'nation The opinion, however, seems to be of addreosés can be preesure 'sale- - by mall' fellow teresting and "Now instructive with the no a the 'nation 1'. unequalities English gamblere were various delivered come of advantsuch Unanimouc that, nothinewill bearing upon mph delivery, of strain to shorten the tire1,4Ra lot plodders.' I believe, broadly speak. enjoying ..' , '0 the local dealer to the trade mutt phases of the retail motor car bushiera The tires exhibited will include their the sugg anion , and in this connection ling . that this is true, although the age, The of service to the motor car cut tires, with and without word 'gamblers' is fperhane misused. meet competition with the same port user value a recent interview with John murk The waa subject of emphasis all their non-ski- d American is optimistle and filfri of enterprise. Ills watchword most be Wont the the treads. This tread itt ' cam. Wi the line of ilys.Overland becauae the Preildent with to willing to risk service and service Is a itenonem for I': 3. white, and is practically an extra tread orally far sighted-..- he of is manufacture in retailwiikki And company perfection of with motet the Toledo, 04 pany all he )up if he- can see in the end delivery. vulcanized on tathe , tread. The . i more poputar priced mimeos: the average Engliehman, ers' pace quickened. the manufacturer the motorist is more and more IP- Iblockto are deep cut,regular i. selling, perhaps and are designed preciative of close personal attention to grasp the road eurface I ' , cars In England than any other, la in. wants immediate returns on hie In. and jobber who expect to sell him good. ...tendered ..,in ever Mot Our-- Ile Ikea Ourchmed direction,. Each block :, vestments or hie work. and If the diff- must likewise cut out unnecoesaryloas, widens at the wresting, Poztkolorlit as Willia has erence-ranI hi. ortr.. When he automobile an 'then of buys tit tleal time., be realieS gittniblinc. distributed bass, so that the strain we are gambiers. ill that dominates its elms he takes for over the fabric- - That is ala new idea in ' "This motorising of delivery - , t. big with our brethren across the se ,, . "Such a coalition .of 'makers Jot, In beintKmuch wider benefits than the granted a high standard of quality and tire making and should be of Intereyt states: Be The Cadillac dealers in their to ' , 1 ,' ''' no Placing of aero"I believe that the average Englieh- - my opinion. absolutely impossible. and Quicker delivery of goods. If means in- efficierrer. laid m(411" stress on the point that plane f, man is not physically or mentally were it organised would be ammo. evitably a speedier realisation of na- gathering tires in the tire exhibits at the in addition to must what he he 1 Unilkile were expects Onanced. cessful. man. U.of to the it combination one meg. a Thus tional good roads. every automobihe show gives food for thought adapted of in g highways, whether for business or he given just as high a grade of ac- concerning the future of the aeroplane. , 'Muds of that proposed by the Eng. aged and controlled by Americans , tive, service while the Aeroplane tires' of the I do not mean to large experience taken from this side for pleasure, will praise the day that oar , i fish manufacturers. single tube tyPa le in ono ; t T.,' Infer by this that Englishmen are of the Atlantic: to the other for that developed the commercial automobile." type, and cylinder type wiii There were over 100 the at dealers ' believe not this or do tricorn. Purnell& I ! I ,,, is be either physically likely mentally displayed. 'Cadilso convention. It has been fil. .. .. Petent. What I have In mind is the to hoPhen." :, -' , :' '' 7" , , fured ' out , that., thaaveragadieterate ccustomed to ', fact that they are not r traveled 'Iv tliese &Mere was see AUTOMOBILS TAXES such. conshination.,ase raw t,herAtien. Ih,0,, dinarly-willi,,,, to invest such terse 'HOTEL uN 'WHEELS. QUIT RACE GAME miles apiece. or a total of 100,000 ..,, miles. This is equal to four times , sums in an enterprise the lititC0111 of OF STADE:COACH ,I, ,,,..13t AUTOMOBILE ,.. ,,,,,, ekAcE, , LATEST' TYPE .A twolPA Olt r'r which Is purely problematical., and in ' globe.; 31 JP fez in tha.lw. .t. 4,14 ..L.I. thii.itrent Sit Miceli De Palma the Intrepid Italian hes stet driver. even an 'Imre. It takes years for , ,, mOdern hotel on wheels one of lest heart, He will be an entrant In the pita last May Seth at Indianapolis The picturentitie stag enach i ... I 3; American factory . with all its in. t In- -' and smiled as he saw a fat purse melt with his rolling, rattling stags. his long next race the visited-Balat the tbe anathat unique ' enrols, I 0 capital and labor saving dianapolis Motor Speedway. May 30.1 in his hant eIt'a all in the game'. was snake whip and a team of four to eight ' 1 genuity. chinery. to be in a p6eition to turn Lake recentlY. The owner of this !h- His "almoet" winning , ,I. horses., is passing. The men and the of huh year'e, his out,' comment. cora out proand a our le Dem, Ilowske. Abe welt known ,' it popular price De Palma will be in the next big In. conveyances made famous the world race at Indianapolis coupled ! I ., ntably. of Butte. Mont.. whs.for years with his almost fatal aocident at dianapolla race. He Rays so., This time over by Bret Rade are being rapidly :' I 1 "American automobiles already have tailorbeen do not seem to have affected he hopes the goddess Irate will forget replaced in the new west by the modnoted for having the' most , t, , a very strong bold in Eugland and Cr. has his determtnation modern and conveniently equipped 1 togo right along her fickleness and give the checkered ernThemotor ear.,evident gaining daily. their prke being tar one beats in the old beaten paths at the same old flag to An Italian. Whether or not De. latest s.,..,,,, below care of similar capacity made camp on wheels, but this ; d the steadily DePairna pace. Palma wins. It'g a good clean sporte . Increasing dominance of the automoThum la due of course, to them all. The body of blo "bOtor to an territic in England. .i The preae of two hemisphereei told manship bet that he will make the bile Is the purchase of els 1. , '.....,: of the International Harveeter Auto truck. It howl the enormous productions he pushed his disabled our up to time fast enough for anybody. Chalmers "Sixes" by W A. Teri modern convenience. t ; ,, ., American 'manufacturer . loch as the contain bedroom. ,,....... I, , ' i Overland. which enables us to buy the kitchen. pantry. dlningroom. even luxurY the ,, ,gbest materials at lower prices than clothing department, i canvas bath tub. gun a ,.., CHANCE WANTS INTEREST t smaller 'natters pay Tr for inferior of collapsible 11E11LOPS t ,n i (,, Erode s. , and to employ labor saving sod deb rod racks and a dozen or more ...,; for light articles of Ms- -l email automatic CLUB pockets, deic jigs, expedidvs Lit!, tc., the coat of which would daily nee. In 'faCt everything that could , 1 chinIvy, luxand convenience desired be a tb a for be for iniPomilble with maker , i i INTO CHEAT FICHTEll Los Angeles, ' Cel, Dee, ILOwner smaller output, but without which a ury of a Rummer outing..: t , Frank Farrell of tin New York Amerb , cans will Nev to maks Prank Chance ..,, '',., I 4 ,: :. mediately decided that at laid he had the after of a tenth in the club and give , found a vocation which would bring him a fat salary Woe thy former Ima Since Meeting Stewart Re Fiats Made him more wealth than anything he had bee.of tho Chicago Nationel VAMPente 10 CAESAR DID. LIKE , tackledClimb in -. net yet Steady Pugilistic manager of terreirs teem. 1 This was the suetement rotatte-1- 1 Chance last night when he dIscuesed, freeWhen Caesar took an eastward ride and vaned the Gauls of Rome, - BURLINGTON:TEAM PLAYS for r first time Ms efewe regarding the 110Mil at thfoerbmidt?ett iirstatetpshingoost.haattoadhesdaidnatolimabertkye the conditions wider which be would reNew York. Dee. , signal vieY. M. C. A. FIVE TONIGHT turn to baseball. Unless he tee be a pait torY rained by Luther MOCarty over owner in a sualor league club he Will b the sturdy veteran. Jim. Flynn. ret remota tea- hie M..' C- .- A: Dasketbill team will -- 'A military of Moe a peer would thlt vel 'meth:ally all 'doubt all to the line ' ti hurt quintet from the tempt me bete the management of the the up against formers abilitY.- When McCarty au. New rYork Americena said Chance. The Burlington ITtnnaum ? diddlideu gebeeseliroads IIs peered here shortly after defeating; Burlinston boys Wet a tonight. team It"They' moat give me a tenth intormet or etidd.sm Id t will be the strong ranch tot me," 'Iit( emtoleemmefneettutnhualt oltiodmitattomr:st.gooltuldaisebe:th?1 er rdaidn Carl Morrie he Mowed, up so green that and will make the Y men play their best. Chance aol uratigi I moody that he had Instructor Gingrich of the local he was promptly set down by the ma- Physical eat no from otter Farrell etilmiltI011 Y. It. C. A. states that his team ls is vale; eatery. jordty of critics al being a greatly. rod condition and will beat the BurSerrated GM leo said, "and there has bean n1 fighter. file nextopponent. lington east," e ,!'1, - Until . WIll-ball roods led us to Romatemtbot,0141cloomor--digAl Falser on New Year day Wog. The latter team bag a good sco- offer of Sitese a retr and S per sent of .1.i nuichine ing with and. Shea at center, the club'. esinings. es reported. I woual at Los Angeles'. should make it interesting from the tit If any town would make that town the colder of the map. After being pounded from pillar to otart. The teams will Ilan accept that salary if offered with a tenth up as Whet.. folks will tome and settle down and live in plenty's Isp Women In the club. second rater, Jim a Stewart, poet by Chine raid that at anpreleAle Would, If any twos Its own abodes of poverty would rid, few could see in the new seosation the Let it go out and build good roadsjust like old Caesar did,' egill'and If be took the Wilcox t LP New Betio! York team be woul1manage It from Jess Willard, although Mo- Morrison. Howe- .111r the Schatz burghCarty won a do. decision his work Moser C it Oben, Valentine low dilblitliteorli wlareThrre'llebt4' 11. 4 , es '31 : - , a., .: ... . T i . , ' , , 500-mil- es ed 600-mi- le Mil-wan- k. 3' A coven-Paswing- . , , , Y,,t1 'Additional Sports1 l' T ' . .4 , er. --- The g- tempi ,ter upon the ft Semi "To otth reed refere the, P euly I wat Pher'l out beet ' when sloes teivd Ind k hi the aothil after wee r be et "I the ot -S- ' Entz Electric Starter Oalt1 eon a ; t ....". t :111t-.:7- I '& 11' ! t jr I a tt; pt rt ht t I The more severe the test to which I subject my Cadillac the more apparent is its stability. ;:12est:f II i I 1. V rj ) t Sharman Auto Co. t.11.1frk! 01;;?A !!'tlil AUTOMOBILE 43-4- 5 ROW. Agents wanted in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming. ; 11.4 0,1, nternational AutolVadon -- J 1 Armti gIL t - se, . 101104 ,Niwapti.00p. r,,g,lr ,;t4t1 I was so crude that wonder was as to bow be managed to tell WAAL surmised- the .01,1011t1P.. MMTIllt thit Morris moat have been the vklim of a lucky punch and that he must have entirely lost what little form he once possessed. But Morris has gone along winning an his bouts since his affair with McCarty. After leaving hers McCarty trounced Jim Barry, the well known Chicago heavyweight. and later knocked out Al Kaufman. But both of these men had long 'Ince passed their prime, and this fact took away most of the significance from McCarty's victories. Na doubt Flynn, too, has seen his best days. But the fact remains that McCarty is the first white hope to get the better of the man who had come to be known as the destroyer of this species of pugilist. MoCarty's next match will be with his closest rival. Al Palmer.. For the last year Palter has enjoyed the distinction of being hailed as the leader of the future greats. Now, however. the Iowa farmer winter to give Plage to McCarty, whose record eclipse that of any other whit. heavyweight In the ring at the present time. When this pair of stalvtart battlers come together for 20 rounds. the out.. come is bound to be decisive. Both lack the polleh of the class of men who were prominent 10 years ago. But they compare favorably with the most ragged end determined of pout ring warriors. The epectacie they will furnish should be productive of many thrills for thoee who tatorgermine fighting rather than scientific boxing. M'CARTY'S CAREER. McCarty had had an eventful career. Before he became knight of the mitt Idetnrry tad' necked eft ghpadded into his life to satiery the average taste for. excitement At various times he has been miner, lumberjack. cowbo3r sailor, roustabout and many othor things as the opportunity offered. Now he is in a fair wsy to become the heavyweight champion. and yet be is Mill lacking a few months of his majority. McCarty was born on a ranch owned by his father that was located 10 miles out-Lintoin. Net. Els mother died when he wee 2 years old and a few later he went to live with relayears tives in Colorado. At the age of 12 be left his horn, without taking the formality of announcing his departure. and started on his travels.. These took him through almost every Mae in the Union. He also sailed around Cape Horn while acting as cabin boy on "wind jammer," and invited China and Japan on another vessel.. After his foreign travels McCarty went back to cattle herding on a !ranch. While at Culbertson. Mont.. be saw his first ring battle. He himself was involved in the, proceedings .1a.lba Oirtner and later the secondorapaiiing of one of the principals. Soon he branched out on his own book as a pugillet. getting his first oppor. tunny when one of the principals in a ''bout against Walt Adams. a Canadian beans-44failed to show up. Oa. of McCarty's, heavy orwinp endett.the Flandm Morns, Andersou,.R0 -Referee:Moms Holidngton. 4 I !If Ary.,,,,! 4,, If - cet;11,11,!lor '. ',661'- '5, Iiiis... '41 ;. I,' - f,3,,,,..' (;i.A.;00" A profitable car for the. Merchant and Farmer. It will do the work of two or three teams at a less coat than one . W rite for .'..i...1 : IP ', - 1 f ii 1 4'.ii:1 , ti:.- - :, 1 4 4 i, - ' k. ,A , 4"" i. eV:4 .$,444.04. I i(k ces si 4, --,, ,, sty. manse funds y BAMEEISATZ BCM2:DtLIC. LAKE AUTOMOBILE ,,ii,,,it 162,466 Ea.,it First , r 71.0m SOittli- , - - - - Co. Salt Lake City. Agents Wanted. -- 'rho omens Of the threw intoreolleftists schools of Utah will meet ibis afternoon at I o'clock for lb purpose of forming th basketball ichedule and talking over o few matters of The question 001100lIting the eligibility. admission of the Brigham Young radios. of Logan will also be brought up. The three intereollegiate teams will be firms. , h ' , --- 20 3olnilet per gallon' per gallon oil.' , tO,000t miles per set of tires. The lightest, surest starter made. eels-Nic- k BIG NINE 162 , , - SCHEDULEE, Dee. diractoto Chicago. or tn. pit Nine universities adopted a baseball schedule for the Ina season bore yesterday and also arranged data; foe a OIL, - 140 14- 0- 410 IY) ve4 3e4 16- 6- li- d- 140 Totals 4U 11,14 liantlicap,, East First South. Agents Wanted.' - 790 ------ - F. Zimmerman Dak W. AL 101 Quinn Crabbe Totals .....1411 192 laa lee Ifilke-41- - 1132 171- -- , settee Kin Christ , DELIVERY oik..0 flr 8LOS8ON LOSE& A.4'43000,1' Eiha al Q OEDEMAS WINS. - - 473 400 10-4-11) , ; lir ''.1,11 , gal , .ais ...... Lgoilpammaps; , -"- '',, f". ' . ,m,141.,,,,P N , wilvitfila. -- ,1 (i. .", '',..,,.....enoboom to4e, ACCEPTS CRAITAMGE. NoSacramento. CAL Rea.' lan, manager of Willie Ritchie. butued a statement last night accepting Toni Joiner 'challenge of SRAM for a return engagement with Weigairt. The diAde bonne Offered Ritchie , win , be tumid over to some charitY Like the Telephone, the Studebaker "20'1 Puts You in Immediate Touch with All Your Customers; Unreasonable requests for quick deliveg'are no' ' It list and 23rd. tong lImtt. Stopover& Ticket Officio 161) flouth Main. ' ; ExcursionsIast and Vest Van D R. G. De& Foul Bottorill- Omaha, uto Sad rrangetaeo &nil return San Fran. returning via Si brad ' SS.- - , , $40.00 rkkote good rotumbur 1141$4000 until Feb. p.T1t)A.,Al1P0144,1144.4.114.47....ftviTts-t- i2 &few 'rates other points. -- 1 The Studebaker Corpor' ati'on 0111611 it to The Studebaker 61.20" is clepenclaUei local owners will tell you. It will do your work better aria save you'. mong,... end for us , 4 0.00 .040.041, -- joodlinove AS ...I and Itoturn Koons City land return St. Louts and: return ' quickly,. your customers are, satisfied and loyatit ' Not only does the Studebaker "20" reinforce your good reputation but it does so at lessened cost.' ,The reasons. for this car are direct and forceful. IPOITTT DOLLARS, California and torn. rho 1ak Routs. Tickets on'aelo Doe. - - - fillornws To ZettfaStitaliriit' . '...,... .c- -ti 1: tlal luncheon at- the 'Welcome Cat. starts, No.. 12 'outwit COM001111 VAL -- - '' , , ,, , 11 1LXmiwg-- lludson I F. ' L longer-0,-bugaboo;-:N- Pierce Arroiv - 4:, Na "Botterill S rvice . ,, Siintiennotte; Dee. Ittrarri Ordeinanno bessystsigtit wrestler lost night, defeat. ed "Hercules" Johnson In etralght faits, winning the first in lie minute and the second In $I- - The fine fan was on it crotch and upper body bold, and the aro - , 11-4- U Ifia 111 the Ss tho The s " s; 7N-1- 347 NATIONALS. C. Zimmernum I 1 .46 Id Grand totals . It Presti4 t first outdoor track toast of tbs Year will bs held at Evanston between Chicago and Northwestern on )Asy la Purdue will mint Wisconsin at Madison on May it and Wisconsin will outvote with Illinois at Champaign on May it meet Watt ,iest or The Chicago-Illinoi; May 14 at Chicago. ' IN DEC .4. .00 a Hanka Vincent Hughes the es ALT 'LAKE'', AUTOMOBILE Williams. nainager of the Portland Northwestern tram, at ono declared himself a proepective purohaser 1311 140 191 IN 128 rims, etre tpted miles Des. MorningPittsburg: star of this city tonight defeated Gongs Simon of grest,Tork by OS to leS in a onotest at ILI .billtards for.a purse of The Nationals woa three straight game 81,000. Morningstar hod high run of from The Oil team last night. This and an 111Perage of gt glossonii high the Nationals at the top of the list Inputs the tun was 10. ILInetS0 $ , : City Bowling league. Prinrton honor. - Franklin "Little Six" $3,0tozo.- NATIONALS LEAD., The KOMI CONTINENTAL Ribby wars ) P.' The f ,.,,A.tioda.ther-Ingegiral2tirtittgaitt- 4104 - udge tor torn lb hel loom, I I) FRANclUsitic President Joe. F. Merrill of the university athletic council and Coach Fred Ben. nlon of the univernity left this morning for Denver to attend a sleeting or the Rocky mountain eonference to be held DAB meeting was Monday ID Denver. originally set for Dee. le but the date was changed bv wire yesterday.' Financial arrangements for all ;rupee will be arranged and schedules for the remainder of the athletic year formed. Leel ohs p Witt I 011010 W. W. Portland, Or., Law. liceredie, owner of the Pacific Cast and Northwestern league baseball clubs of thier city. announced YeetertillY that the Northwestern league franchise was - LEAVE FOR DENVER. , , IT ... judo of 1, ' ,. - f i IC OSUMI iirlassaat:amidr 'never-plarbd- 1l O secret young i4M s: ' t tion I may and 1 widpr , Iranklin AiroCootel :- I s bee - I t the A :o al WI Tmar JAPA 21.--- ms :b 1 diet c it Frank Tin "Little Siz", was selected for tb toot and.. accomnanied by three other Franklins with 10 people in the Port''. went from Cincinnati to Fort Ancient, whore the objective point was two bills which are considorod the steepest. most , tantalizing end difficult in that part tit the country. The- - distanoe recorded 21 Per oast off on all trained Victoria from the top eit'one bill to thee Peak Pt and sit calendars. Ebert 18 Co.. 41 , the other is IA miles., T 4, this by-B- , teebre ort: This test was the result of attempts of the writer of the automobile column In the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune to 'Dottie his doubts as to the nractical working value of the Franklin eystern. Ha propoeod to F. It Sanders. the Cincinnati .elistrict segos manager of the Franklin Automobile company. to submit the Franklin to al test as severe al It was possible to , ..1. 1912. 1912w the-latt- was liftod Ind the engine found to be that the pabwengers could lay wit.beet- - the.00.ghtent thfir, bands onit - . . of It 'agate the field of 27 startent for the race the dieplacement varied from cubic inches to 5974 er figure-beintbe piston die' placement of the Cutting car drive ob ...... Burman. That this change has struck a Pow lar chord with the automobile mama. facturers who are interested in ruing Is evidenced by the many communica- tIona received from them signifying their approval of thia'act on- - tits of the Speedway management, and part following is an expresalon from Finley s Porter, engineer of, the,,htersor,,,Sosaf-i,- niotille'romparty, Ishoae racing cars have achieved great, matins In thdt racing campaign: "Your, deettlanicallattlious Moe to Inca piston. believe- to be one it the wisest moves taken in the racing game for some time.- - My bepreaelat, la that it will produce reel race cars that are capable of maintaining freak and 1 want to express my approciatioa of your timely fiction as to this, an feel that you deserve a arrest deal of . credit and support." , The entry list for this great anntuti sporting event will not be open until Jam 1. 1911 Entry blanks are being the office of the Indian. prepared polls Motor Speedway ' end vim iro forward to the manufacturers about Dec., 20, and the scramble for the hotter of the tint entry will no doubt provide source of interesting announcements early in the New Tear. ' so cool ng , and thht tett?the invivtAt-tree'et- ut 4 'S Sto dent grab 100-mi-le ft- pitestmgark,vilbiestelar weight was 1.719 ...pounds, et,Y'rankile "Little Sig" touring car recently made a test run up two steep bills at Fort Ancient. near Cincinnati. Piro passengers were on the front and rear seats. two on each running board, and the tenth sat on the hood. Thus ',but.' fleeted. the machine drove up and down two stoop hills twice in succession. making two dead stops on the ,,wat -- -- ' 241 1 1 r tut 500-m- tle STANDS CLIMBING TEST of - A Indianapolle. Ind.. Deo 21.0W0 rking to the bettertnente' if possible, of the great classic in Motor tech), known se the International Sweepstake, race. a change has been made in the limitation of the piston displacement After much careful consideration the management of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway decided to make the moo for the ,piston displacement, tor the third annual race. 480 cubic inches as against 100 cubit) inches for the Snit ' and second annual vents which were so successfully run in 1911 FRANKLIk: AIR-COO- C Ttie Motor Speedway' 4ommittee bo. cider Mold Engines to 454 , no-ri- m Coin OISPLACEMENEOF eSthhanirmstereporewerPart'eSizeicesrlild: luxury. The passenger Parxice In which to Bt. they will be used is from Midvale Marie's lake, a distance Of SO miles. over tome of the ,heaviest mountain in Montana. grade ' The Bret experiment in motor lierv- -' foe In the (Meier National park WSJ made by Mr. Brewster, his first purchase behig a Chalmers "SO.' The possibility of the motor ear as eompared with the old fashioned stage 'coach resulted In the Present purchase of six , Chalmers "Flixes."-'this the la largeet indiIncidentally, vidual gale of motor cars over made In the Paellie northwest The tleNwas made by Z. R. Fosdick of the Bodging-Fosdic- k Motor torripany of 'Spokane, . , Washington.,: - I rat LIVIT PISTON Atro ' , 1 (( 0 A 74: t' IIll 1St:, ,:' 287 8. firtDEBAKER BROS, 00: E 11r A ,.11 lionomotsuomb |