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Show XUh UlLSEKET NE1 S,' SATURDAY, DLLiuDhR id, Htti v 923 AL 1 0M0B1LE OUTPUT WILL REACH 4,000,000 CARS 1 ' I 325,125 CARS AND. TRUCKS ; PRODUCED IN NOVEMBER i . 1$ ? Production Increase 50 P er Cent OY?r1922 JDeaU er Loot Tor Better Winter Business Than Last s, jj , Year. t-- RODUCTION reports totalling 315,125 cars and trucks made in November, submitted at the directors meeting of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce here today, bring the 11 months output to 3,717,709, which Indicates that the years total will reach 4,000,000. This Bill he a gain of more than 50 per cent over 1922, which sas in itself a record year. lenders in the automobile indus-- ? incr$ee to be due Influence of Surface r.ped for more On Power Required mneportation faci!.U( the rap-- 4 development of arras, did to the tact that, tawter car Tractive Kffurt hinrimenu ConBlue for the monejr demn Unh Bawds. than at any.Jty, vihb time. That the surface of the road has Ne to the economies of large scale much to do with the amount of iroduction Jfnr required TtTTnove a wheeled Dealers throughput th' i miiTiy fredtrrr ffiat motor car sales in the vehicle and to keen U moving is well known; lust what these varilest ftw months will exceed last tinier. Improvements in the mo, ous efforts are has been deterby a series of experiments or trurk market also I9 expected mined conducted by the Horse Owners' a the larger cities. ; Association of America, by tarans The monthly totals of of a testing apparatus Invented production comparing 1921 Mc E V. Collins, of the State Ag-by ltd 1923 are aa follows. ricultural College, at Ames, Iowa. 1923. 1933. According to these 91 319 214 241 n given load of 7.700 experiments, wounds was .. 121.41 27 012 started , by a team of borne, on 954 542 level brick surface bv 300 ....172 949 pounds .. ..319.709 252 193 pull while the same load on an 375 393 409 asphalt 300 urfaee required .399.199 . 377 93 a and rood pound cinder and pull , .....247,0.5 327 (1 dirt surface needed 52 pounds at gust 344 53 274,091 pulL A concrete road allowed the 337 35 team to start the load with a rptember .. .209.994 pull utober . . .. ..239,191 35,107 of 115 pounds. November ..237.101 325 J35 The experiments further demonthat the "chersfter" of the Total .. .. .2.359.412 3.717.709 strated horses involved had something to Cohan plargit a Udder against tha do with the ability of a team ts Ida of tna houaa and than eallad pull a load, since a email team of bronchos. Weighing Able, aired aetren. After torn 500 If firulty ha got the t$y to moufat pounds leas than ethernearly teams of a the lop. were able, apparhorses, larger Not lump, demanded- Cohan. ently through gamenese. to start frightened. replied Abie. and pull larger loads than their Cohen held out bis arms. Do aa papa tella you, jump; papa competitors. " here TIPS TO IA1B "GAS. Final!y Abia did jump 'Cohen irpped aaida and poor Abia fell tires. 4th a bump Proper carburetor adjustment Lot tdat teach you a lease Brakes in correct working order aver o trust anybody, said Lubricate all working parts to assure smooth rabnlng the dutch whenever Disengage BtUK DIRECTORS GET PAID. possible and coast. Obtain sufficient momentum when Old Lady Sonny, eaa you direct a to lha First National Bank9 approaching a heavy grade to carry Honoy J km fera nickel Bank the car a considerable distance up fertora dou t work fer naurthln the grade before making it necestHa" town The Diston Crucibia sary to change gears believe the o the national of-fr- . -- e motor-ve-Uol- .... . . .lit inn 'In 1 Weil-Inflat- Touring $1065 Brougham $1325 Sedan $1495 . : . lie Californians Get the Most FOR .ilpfft bo?4 enlisted la Gao traffic army instruction DUTIES fiie" I Praaciacoi Fnh From Their Automobiles m One Half State ile bow Inky their duties tako their peals Former and are ready to school children across interdirecting sections on their to and from classes and during way recess hours. Oees soft boy between it and It years of ago have been trained as auxiliary traffic officers at meetings held during the past two weeks by Chief of Bolico i j. and Captain Henry Oleeson, r.ead of the 8a n Francisco traffic buresiC ftsstaled by representatives of toe California btmte Automobile association. Instruction will continue for another month until all or the boys In tne public school traffic reserve are trailed in the work of handling traffic in the vicinity of the ehool Vieesoti announced yesterday. All of the members of the reserve when on duty wear a arm band bearing the name yellow of the organisation. tbs seven pointed police star sad the emblem of the Automobile association. oionets of the schools must recognise the authority of the boys assisting In the direction of traffic .poll co officials announced yesterday Motorists who fail to do so wiil be called to account by the traffic officers wha are supervising tho work of the juvenile officers and arrests will follow, according to the announcement. Th bovs themselves are restricted to regulating traffic where school children are croasiag the streets so as to permit them to cress in groups Thep alee keep children at play off the streets and see to It that they cross nt intersections. They will, of course, have no authority to make arrests, the Automobile association announces, but they esn taka the numbers of motorbus who refuse to adhere to the rules of publio safety and caft report infractions of Aside from tbs Immediate benefits that will com front this plan, it will give the boys soma practical demonstrations In the dangers of jay s walking and the menace of the automobile driver, Percy R Town chairman of the Automobile association s public safety committee, declared yesterday Naturally to (bey will carry these lessons their schoolmates and into their home circles which will very likely Inspire a determination to follow a course of safety first Instead of playing a losing game with fats An army of a thousand boys traffic police. Towns said, will be just n thousand more reminders of motorists that tbs rights of pedestrians and motorists must be respected. Tbs American Baptist Publication Society plans to operate a0 chapel-ca- r automobile for missionary work among Mexicans in Californ'a and and Anzopa The combined church carbouse has a trailer attached to n and for tent chairs ry collapsible a congregation of 1M persona JEWETT SIX en -- driv-vicin- reek-los- -- Special Roadster 1 1 Special Touring 1220 Special Sedan $1695 DankTulura PAlGE BUILT rhe Adaptable NewJewett Brougham, $1325 President Ohio Good Road Federation to Direct Aggressive .Good Road Program. - Owners .Ue Their Camping and Family Picnic. the big states of the Union, California leads in AMONG of automobile ownership to population. It now transpires that it also leads the whole country V. T. Calerdlne, prominent job- in the use of motor1 cars for the pure enjoyment of the sports ber and Importer at Cincinnati and of the great outdoors. That Californians get twice as "" uj former president of the Ohio Good turn out of their automobile Profltt in HotllinZ Road Federation ha accepted the rage car owners is in- chairmanship of the Good Roads Potatoes by Truck Board of thq American Automobile - Dower transportation costs may Association, according to a letter Juat received from Mr. Calerdlne by be obtained by hauling potatoes by Thomas p. Henry, president of tho motor truck according te the folA A-- V-- Mr. Calerdlne succeeds lowing item IMrysnit s pf thn rminlrrHenrgy G. Shirley, chairman of tha tn different parte ' owners were intern , Virslnia Slato HJghwayComral-aion- . viewed and ofsome fiimeson of tbe famous Interesting dat who resigned on account of g acquired.-Tb- e results show Aroostook section of Inability to giv the time to the that twice aa many Californians Main, has 120 acre devoted to work which Me. EUrley felt was use their cars for motor camping miles from market, needed for this Important A. A. as persona in other parts of the potatoes, 7 activity. United Ktates. and that they also producing 24 909 bbla. of potato a ear and found it impossible to Srv Chairman Ur11 Known. lead the nation in using their cars deliver the potatoes in season Th new chairman of the A. A fer picnics. On account of the road grade Cali4 cent of A. Good Road Board la one of the per Although boat known and most aggressive fornia owners use their vehicle between farm and railroad, one team of horse road advocates in the United only haul 2 States. for camping and (4 per cent of bbla, of potatoes could at a trip. It would During the two years Mr. Calerdina them depend on the family busI Mav taken 1.390 working days than served aa president of the Ohio for enjoying picnics. Good Roads Federation, he brought per cent of the cars are used for with one team just a Utile more than three years to haul the poonly. that organisation into tho front recreation Teas ns and lowans are second tato crop to market. It would take ranks of effective state meets. motions. A large part of the credit td Californians in getting a kick 20 team and 29 drivers to do in season which could cost for the growth of the Claoinnati out of the geat outdoor. CuriIn mor than $9 909. Automobile club from a member ously enough, 'California is not ng for-tocars in A motor truck was put to work, of 4.900 to Its present membadiiblp the lead using of 1 99 Is given to the. work of jaunts, Massachusetts. Pennsyl- and based on th id pricCnf 25c a Mr. Calerdina Al! good roads atai--r- a vania and Tessa motorists are bbl for hauling tbe potatoes by - affecting Southern Ohio or ahead of Californians in spite of 55 horses, this truck paid for itself Cincinnati are referred lo Mr. per cent of tbe Pacific States the first season, hauling I4.99S aa chairman of She good owners using their cars for long bbla. roada committee of the Cincinnati trips. It is believed thet tbe eastern-er- a Run Automobile Automobile Club by the Chamber on show a higher percentage of of Commerce and ether civic bodies of Cincinnati aa well as by the long jaunts than the Californians Abandoned Railway from th very fact that they come counties of Southern Ohio. to California, gnd that th native, An enterprising native est th Formerly Affiliated Kith Oncin-n- is already here, and does not have of Maine has solved th probMotor Club to take a long trip to realize the State lem of what to do with an 'Along with William M. Perin. dream of his life abandoned railway. Some months president and Frank SwUalskl, ago the Bangor and Aroostook ST iTISTIC A1.LV snSAKIVO. manager of the Cincinnati Automobile Club Mr Calerdina shared A man went into Cohen's Book Hallway discontinued service over the credit for the recent merging Store and naked. branch running from Have you a copy its of the Cincinnati Motor Club Iron with of 'Who Who and What What, Brownsville to Katahdin the Queen City one large automo-M- l by Jerome K Jerome?" Works. Henry Green saw bla opNo sir, but ve portunity He started with a small Cehen replied. club affiliated with the Ohio Vat a He Got. automobile and an idea The Idea Motor Federation and the Ameri- Sot Whoa Who Bradalreet" ca Automobile Association The was to fit the car with flange affiliations of tho former Cincinwheels and make it run on the unBOV ME. CONCERTING nati Motor club with other state used rails. He the whole and national association have been My Bonnie one hired a new chauf- branch tine from rented the railroad com. feur. a at 3199 month and started pany A handsome young devil was he. accepting tha one eve-- - business. Now traffic la so brisk while driving Mr Calerdina stated chairmanship. 1 that It is hi They flirted he a is trailer behind his using Bing ambition to make th goad reeds t . Oh, bring back my Bonnie to me car. board activities the most outstanding feature of th work of the American Automobile Association In behalf of improved motoring condition. He has- - indicated hie intention of appointing on th board to serve with him. men of national prominence la highway activities who wilt give of their time and ihougbt to th eolutlon of the which come before the problem board. ln-th- For tall folks. Look at tKr let room in teats. Restful tost on tkt longest trips, For die farmer. Wide doors and r aUt seats andetahons pteamcle tarry tog space for bulky loads. e XZitue-Thousand- potato-growin- 1- ns i i There is a reason for popularity. There is a reason why 130,000 star cars were built and soldfin the first year of production. One ride in a Star Car will reveal (hi rea-so- n thc-wo- rh to you. Let us arrange a demonstration 0 NOW ON DISPLAY AIL Inter-Mount- Motor Car Co. ain 141 EAST WAS.2100 FIRST SOUTH ST. lt-mi- le Distributors. DURANT ad kt lire ' Priced low at $2090, month. , Until he had It paid for. He promptly turned tho old boat in On one entirely new. And coughed up thirty bones a month. TIU it was paid for. too. For several weeks hed covetsd A slightly better four," And so he made another trade And paid tea payments mere The tour was scarcely free and clear. When he picked eat a Six. He only missed on payment. and e Was in th fix. Before the els was whotly hie ' He found it hard Lniil the day that he could start. H a payments en an eight. ( W thin a year hed made a deal. To get a new sedan. And once more tied himself np tight. In th installment plan. easy then te step him op. To on a little better. And o he paid, and paid and paid . is poor, perpetual debtor. No sooner did he own a car. Than be would trade it in It seemed that he would have to VntU they planted him Eaf'h car lie feourtit vm better than Tha n ha d had lwfor, And upkeep rone and payments Were not ay any more. And flnafle the time came when He foqnd the burden Irkeome. And though hie netes kept falling due, ' The poor jr bad to shirk some. And so they od end wpn tkeir case And took ks car aeay. MiMi only thrr hack payments due Before tho Judgment' day. Enouyfc you'd think to cool the I STAR xatufcte territory fa aaatkraatera lAaka. I fak and kaatkwaatena ft yaadag. o. b, factory self-sam- it. Roomy for 5 mfaltz holds ate front I tnches tttds. Ural Two biAeiiiunl Rear seat 46 dimemmmi Qeeatfn talesmen. Fold up btdmdmd font scat,or remotest. Room enough for fuo or three sample trunks. right-han- d For the tourist. Special moorma am he arranged le thn ample desfmt space far tea. Mon atmorsaUs then icnonf. Latest Combination of Family a smart enclosed iamtly car and a husky business car in one! Ideal for either type of service, thanks to Jewett 50 h. pi. motor, extreme strength, and this adaptable New Jewett Brougham body. frame; Heavy axle front and rear; universal joints; steering spindles insure the babibry you want in a family car and a knockabout business can This New Jewett Brougham will take you anew her a car can go and back again wuh any kind of a load. feaked enamel finish stands the roughest gives lasting good looks. Each stecl body panel is dipped and baked three time Paige-Timk- all-ste- ball-beari- en -a- Car nd-Busincss with a rub between each coat; then fastened to the hardwood body frame. Wood, because wood absorb vibration, eliminates "drumming reduces noise to mi A wash is all that is needed after a hard trip, to bring out anew the rictj, shiny, black glow ALL OVER THE CAR. Like 11 enclosed Jewetts this new doublepurpose Brougham has "open car performance." Drive it from 2 to 60 miles an hour in high; pass most any car on any hill; accelerate from 5 to 25 miles an hour m 7 seconds, in high. Try that with ANY other car! Measure this New Jewett Brougham wains ALL your needs business and social. Call u Cms-any time for a demonstration. Paige Superior Motor Company ' Salt Lake nty,,Wasafch 1 DISTRIBUTORS. l9G7; Tn For mothers sunk mall cUdrcw Rear seat is safe far lade ones Ko stay for tkem to get out r tunUe otae Wf -- Proto, Phone TRY TO PASS A JEWETT ON A HILL . 74 - any time, anywhere. U WHAT THE BAST PAT-3- 1 BAHT. He bought an ancient flivver that, Th dealer's made a trad for. Gave ninety down and tea per font and Sock 3 : ff Hut t mortal man boueht anethor fltorer any hs On the Eas pamnt plan. IRQ IMi te often ho reontt of too moay SOFT aaaso. e e t M A POfinte DEUlAls. The oaaafaHzfm whl ft OF olteltly onderotood that tho Moon la UT mate of ftrem char O funny that when automobile prices fall it s always -me thats broktt. o Tbre'i fame and fortune awaft. Inn the man who perfects a VIS'D shield for those marked perts by auto salesmen. t RAMMER 0G. -Keerfc! Koorfcf Knerkf This Get 1( Self fa the hnak. H baatewee andpoood let Mhfte yon dries H nroood. Yon ran always ftM beyers for look, t Keerfc! Knorfc! Kerry I'm that competes wlbyenr Kk! T rM Ate pte hfM-- Mum, t T k 'CcpyrigM, Jf??-- Frami tef Five Pise Wheels and Nash Carries, Standard', An Attractively Practical Christmas Qift The six fou r-dooiLco- uee At this time of the 'year the gift of a Nash Six Four-Doo- r Coupe itself. especiallyrecommends It enjoys the advantage of assur-i- n g t he whole household genuine pleasure during the holidays as well as for years to come. This model is an original Nash body conception, providing the fullest comfort for five but also -- ' remarkably compact in design. It rides smartly low to the road and the graceful lines of the body command an instant admiration, Throughout the interior Nash has exercised particular care in choosing fittings of superb excellence. And the luxurious upholstery, the vanity and smoking sets of flush type, the vase, the heater, and numerous other features add an impressive appeal to that of the cars brilliant performance. ' V' If you order at once we can guar- antce delivery for Christmas j FOURS and SIXES Models range, from $915 to $2190, f.o.b. factory 47 West Fourth Salt Lake ,Sou' L. OJAYLOR CO. 2439 Hudson - Avenua Ogden. - fceste gyndlcxt y V |
