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Show f SECTION roim TIIE DESEHET E 23 1920 SATURDAY OCTOBER NEWS III The Coray Auto Camp IS I mm L' In Buying Truck or Passenger Car Consider Purchase in a Business Way, According to W. M. White Per d!i r' "This la ths year wh-- n tho service equipment wlll cuunl big with prospective oanura." say Wm. Whit, of th Intermountain Motor far combfe pany, local Klaarl distributor. Th end has always been Important, hut from now on for several reasons it will le of greater Importance. Railroad track laying at the rate of a quarter of a mile per da In buying a truck or passenger car. the purchaser considers the purchase . Only a mile and a half to lay ia going forward In a business nay. Hu realises that to Tram Tracks are graded and Bridges are in get proper results on his Investment ha will havo to take proper care of Concrete work for the tipple is finished bis truck or car. and kuoH that he will undoubtedly have, to huy spar Tipple Timbers going up. parts from liras to liras ms well as to have necessary repaUs taken rare of Seren (7) feet of coal opened for fourteen hundred feei promptly and efficiently. No man who bqjns Coal can afford to let this opportunity! (When purchasing a truck or a car.' the buyer makes the purchase with NE of the exhibits at the recent) to th space needed for two double pass. dw convenient room for drelnf. the Intention of making good us of state fair to receive .pedal of the beds te structure the Moreover, It. He wants to keep tt In service recognition from the managers ' ,uch ,hal wj,en ot in use three mln- you buy Mutual Coal Company Shares, you must buy! even after some parts arts worn out, wua h camping outfit devised ute ! sufficient to fold them out of quick Not Many Left NOW, replacing such parts as Hre necessary. Prof. G. Coray of the way. leaving the tent practically and having repairs and adjustments V"1 patented by Tte ,h Inuers.ty of I tah. The product clear for other uaes. made as required. on the mar- - likewise reducible, being supported by. "The owner expects to buy parts has not yet been placed experts and. Jointed r!fe and standxrdr which fori and to pay for those parts, repairs ket, but the verdict of visitors at the fair who loosed it'trutrl ri roiled up with the beds. I and adjustments- - He looks at It n over seems unanimous that It is by far 'The canvas itself is made to fold with good deal tho sarno us the owner of the most and would require the practical outfit that haa yet the bedding,good-sizeany property. An apartment house been offered d to the general quilt. Importautoi space of a owner would not think of building a of ant the bed are lta adfeatures camper. new one If only thy roof needed rc-- I and releasable fabric Since the advent of the automabll. justable cord Pairs, nor would the owner of a man- -': the tourist's most trying Jointed rails which render It qulckb has problem Ufactilrlng plant buy a now engine if c:.. the want of comfortable lodging and easily set up and as readily fold-- : OFFICE CULLEN HOTEL only some parts of It were worn out ,(jalle(j to his ,w ,node of travel. ed away in a parcel that may be carHis only recourse from a bed on the ried on the running board of a Ford fn . All dealers are n business to sell de- without obstructing the doors. This with its Phone: Was. 0567; Was. 1231 FRED LEONARD, President trucks and passenger cars, but too ground comforts was one of the several parcel when made up of the tent poles overlook the many of service, devised outfits which were snd two full beds complete, except as. After we have made a wile, we feel crudely proeurable only at an Insupportable to the blankets, la three feet nine we have added a permanent cost im- - cott. and only at the Inches long, seven to eight Inches In cr to our list and if we do not h.dJ sacrifice oftransportable ron-hldiameter and weighs less than (0 othir many traveling we can blame no one but n.:r- - vemences. pounds. selves. One of the main Ideas of the Inas It has Corav Auto Parts will wear out cars will havo been labeled, seemsCamp, to have solved ventor was to simplify the Structure to bo overhauled, and alt cars, wheth- this problem. In any event, this so that it could be produced at a low set aside for this purpose. saved. as the rpelnghead gas er trucks or passenger enrs, will need device is made to serve four boat In small or large quantities withTO BE tractors built to haul heavy ar- saved at the crude oil fields. Big some attention, to render the service adults hlrely with good convenient out the customary burden of a heavy The American shale field comduring the World War will be tillery The producing expected of them by owners. shelter, a sleeping system as comfort I capital Investment. employed thla fall and next spring to prise thousands of square miles of able as a good home bed. and a stove process will be based mainly upon Field workers of ths drag plow in thq fields and to culti- territory. the inventor carried to Zloq telllgent unskilled labor, and It lath vate a 1.200 acre farm attached to the United Mates Geological field, which and back last month In his tool hope of the promotors that the new park Army Quartermaster Reserve Depot Is the smallest of .the three, will yield t r a minimum of 20.000.0os.000 barrels In York county. Pa. activity may be utilized to give em- The tent has been devised for light- - ploy ment to University students who The Automobile club of France will of shals oil and 3UO,UOO,:so tona of revive the Famous Grand Prix race In ammonium sulphate. As a matter of security and the peculiar uses to ' are dependent upon their labor for It is applied, having In addition their school expenses. MOTORISTS S 0 S July, 1921. A maximum of five cars fact, ths putput of the Colorado field Wonderful New Coact to may be entered by one manufacturer, will probablybeY- largely in excees of park-plu- g with a fine inThe curved end of the hairpin Is enthe fees being 20,000 for one car. 25,000 that eetlmate.threading Coast Highway Soon to ch shale optlrely efficient In removing thesn for-- visible hairpin. for two, 47,500 for three, 7,500 for - The Bcotch box of heavy wire hairpins and elgn substances. When you get ready Again when a little catch on your and 5,000 franca for a five car erators have one advantage over ua four, one of the Invisible variety are sur- - to f111 ,n th Be Completed. u,t wlth tlredough, the mndchains refuses to function, the Our wage scale will run to several train. Is far more efficacious than chalna may be aecored by winding the halrptn Alabama, Maine, Illinois, Mlnneso times theirs ' But there is a saving assets in minor prising emergencies The for plugging the tin- - llnke together with a hairpin. AUTOMOTIVE ACTIVITIES ta, Nevada and Utah have hut a small circumstance. That is ths location of says a writer In October Motor. They jegt Should any oil- - only precaution necessary ia that the mllege of Improved roada A plan haa our ahals deposit, which lie right on TROCGHOCT THE WORLD. come In the most convenient lengths, hole become clogged by dust or dirt, ends of the wire are fastened so that been adopted, however, to capitalise top of ths ground. Jn Scotland and An New York city has 201,000 passen- - the motor vehicle revenues and devote Francs ths shals deposits lie underare adaptable, snd easily applied, ne- the hairpin again may be used in tits they cannot impale the Urea thoroughly modern And the humble hairpin may ec- - ger automobiles of an awl. v these funds to road construction. The ground and ths shals is mined exact- highway Is now being literally chiselcessitating nothing but a pair of pliers guise to tually play a leading part In a major: Automobile thieving is decreasing cost la paid sensitive Wires are acutely se cori is led through one of th moat rugged entirely from motor ve- ly When and a little Ingenuity. wear. When any metal cable becomes necessity, when the unescapable tow I in Detroit, Mich. hicle revenues development starts ths shale tretche No fan-be- lt is immune to wear. worn, of th Rocky Mountain for one. a has is There confronts is motor four to to vehicles bloom necessary district was always Georgia rewinding Lincoln Because the suddenly going highway It may break at almost any time, A or a I ort circuit may result. The hook-.eveth towllna of of opening to developin state. the inhabitant tne purpose that like California forth not possibility losing vehicular for gold during designed freight wire hairpin may be easily threaded fine In this case the grapple hook we hairpins, if wound tightly. pin. Pennsylvania haa 23,711 motor ve- traffic, and motor trucks are not only rush. This desert region is going to ment a virgin territory, in Jackson .h - may be madeo -- hold. ,eRther even though the make an excellent broken-cabl- e snd reinoverhicle Routt counties of northwestern of Industry almost bywlringJt 9.935. dealers In 1919 there wer, tearing tothe road, but becoming a become a hiveindustrial hrcairon where holes haven't forcer. And ineulatton may be at tightly with a heavy hairpin. menace other traffic, public service night, great ptania will rise Colorado, equal In are to the combeen left by stitches. Should your tatned by winding the result either bined whi The cities Club Boston of square mileage of Maryland. 'i the commissioners in Pennsylvania are like mushrooms Bicycle spring up awl be In the depths of your or heavy twine. BatClose on to 20,000 motorlet with blcyrle-tsp- e oldest organization of lta kind In taking steps to prevent the heavy ve- and perhaps for the last time w Rhode Island and Delaware. It prorepyour hatpin may be used for tery terminals may have their llvee resenting nearly every state in the America. hicles from using and seriously dam shall have repeated, in this country ductive possibilities are measured in making holes through the belting be- enhanced Gasoline has advanced 300 per cent Aging the road. ths picturesque events end happen- billions of dollar represented in vast surprisingly by this repair. Union, visaed the province of Quebec fore fastening with the hairpin. hale oil deposits, coal, hydrocarbons In France over the prevailing price Once in a while a spark-plu- g last year.' What ia said to be the largest passen- ing of one of those cyclonic popula- and Any shoe is likely to become pitother minerals, but the most ata bit wqrn, before the war. motor vehicle ever built tion treks that wer characteristic of ger carrying ted with .many. little cuts. Naturally threading may become tractive feature of th new highway In London one thousand new motor was designed by D. W. Tsmplln, an ths early days of our nawon. thereby permitting the issuance of Oil Always obey the signals of the trafdust, sand and even fine stones enter. Thla la the fact that It will, when linked can be prevented by winding the flo officer. To many people this prediction of omnibuses will be placed on the high automotive engineer In Ohio. The mo' with what 1 known a the Steamways next spring. tor street car or bus carries 90 pass- ths Imminent advent of shale oil mo up boat Springs road, cut the distance In 1901 England wrote for the first engers. haa upholstered, seats, electric tor fuel may seem a trifle premature. from Chicago to Salt Lake City 9 the modern fire, theft and .publia i&. lights, .and adjustable windows It They may be Interested to learn that mile over any other transcontinental blllty Insurance on commercial ve- runs on six wheels and the engine Is a the Standard Oil company haa taken route and will give to the six cylinder rated at 75 horse power. up great tracts of the shale fields hicle. motorist an air line to the Pacific As a result of discontinuance of ser-vi- and is conducting exhaustive experiDuring the first six month of this in 400 of ths 500 garages around ment with the rock ana oil. Now Coast, which traverses ths most gor2,000 motor II year,cense permits wer Issued- In Cali- New York City in an effort to end the whatever may he said of the Stand- geous scsnlo settings Of tbe Rocky fornia. wage fight between owners and the ard Oil company, no sensible observ- Mountains and. Instead ofof putting engine Automobiles from every state ex- Garage Worker1 Union, it is predict- er would accuse this organization of him to the expenditure If ths A O. Co. power, will give him an easy grade of cept North And South Carolina enter- ed that automobile "laundries will chasing chimera a cent two for half and practicalper ed Yellowstone National Park this soon make their appearance These ts beginning t6 trifle witn snale oil ly the entire distance serosa three are stations whers cars are w ashed and to buy holdings in 2ns shals year. mountain bo range a Is to oil lofty gomg field, then shale Stanley Ellis, a builder In Guilford, and cleaned while th owner waifs The project Is known aa th Cache commercial product within a reasonEngland, engages a taxicab to bring Alexander Jehnston In La Poudre Highway and la being carable period. workman to tho place of construction. ried forward by th Celorsa HighOctober Motor. Motor vehicles were extensively way Commission and th county comused this year for th transportation missioner of Larimer cot...??. of hoppickers from London Into Kent, Th survey follow th Poudre Thr NEW England. ee to it source at Chamber's Lake. Highway expenditures for this year From that point It will cross a glawill amount to 933,000,000 equivacial range over what 1 known aa lent to $5.75 for oaeh individual In the Shale Fields Hold Inexhaust Cameron' pas attaining aa altitude United States. ' of 1 9,960 feet .. ible Supply. In Franoe a bare chassis today costs As th highway Is carried further 10,000 francs; which was ths pries of westward ths scenery gains In granone ever heard of a Cadillac owner replacing the carburetor which a small apartment building ia Paris In a now deur. All along thla routs aft ideal Advanced design ts seen before the war. mecupped out of the solid truck among many campsite motor which, comes on his car as standard Cadillac equipment with another carsource In of this country a We have Over half of the 100,000 motorists is so constructed rock by the foncea of nature. In all chanical features, In the United Kingdom are member fuel supply practically Inexhaustible that ths load mif b dumped upon of Colorado's vast bounty of moun. buretor. of the ' Automobile Association and or at least far greater than the total ths sidewalk without ths usual Incon- tain scenery and roaring trout stream ' tbe Motor Union of London. quantity of crude oil that has ever became, the truck floor Is there la no aertttng to compare to the Convicts at Auburn prison are turn- been visible to the eye of science. We venience, about a high as the average curb. Poudre anon. Here 'are some of the reasons: seta motor oil of fields. of the Thla new vehicle la fitted with ing out 4,000 Colorado's system of emplovln tags a day, refer to the shale or about 25.000 a week, for the west, the hue area of which promlne brtatea and. hydraulic steer- convict labor WB projects of this char- inState York of an licensee. Sew limitless of an almost oil, carburetor-4-deigned ecter has enabled ths state and eouaty' supply Tbe Cadillac carburetor ta efficient and system The drive, instead While prices of passenger automo- ferior perhaps to our .present crudes, ing la to th authorities to undertake this work be-- ; rear to the wheel, being engineer expressly for the Caeconomical. There is no necessity for biles are declining in the United but still capable of being turned into front wheel, which, . though not cause ths cost of construction la cut dillac automobile, and Is manufactured tf dons under conStates, there has been a considerable an acceptable motor fuel. The shale new Idea. 1 nevertheless, well ap- mors than ons-ha- if the Cadillac with automobile quipping In Cadillac Inetalled the and factory advance on all English and French oil fields today ars practically virgin. plied in thi ease. The truck, though tract. Motor for October. or devices other vaporisers, hence It Is the embodiment adjusting cars There 1 only one small plant in this of capacity,, t easily maneuvOf th Russian officers who Tied country producing two or three hun- eredlarge Colonel Helen R. Bastedo of New Tlrss ars 40 in narrow street gee savers. accuracy and efficiency. from Bolshevism to France, General dred gallons, of shale oil per day. This by 7 in front and 4 by 14 singles In York City Is In command of the Motor Coro of America. Nfcolajcff is driving a truck, while vast resource is as yet unscrutch-'e- d the rear Motor for October. A Cadillac carburetor Is adjusted when . . . others are working a mechanics and It leaves the'factory and never needs reEven at tbe moment of acceleration, In Scotland about 9,000,000 tona of tomi as taxicab chaufeurs In Tart. Automobile factories in Great Brit- - shale are mined per year, the average adjustment. even after thousands and when an extremely rich mixture is reain are building a poor mans motor j yield of oil being 22 gallons no ths thousands offn!les of running. a plunger pump, quired for quick pick-uts sell for 9950. Ths car Is two-- ! ton. Ths cost of mining la $1 per seated, will make probably 45 miles ton snd'the cost of distilling the oil . Jbattloree -- Tbe same ede buret or sri.oMment t jBperatlngfjpnjjpthrpmt an hour, and climb any hill. goodIfiom ths shale Is about forty cents extra th fuel the To celebrate tfs first birthday', of! per ton.. In other words it costs the cylinder supply late for summer and winter, for all seasons' Flatulence Gases 'their sedan, Mick Grace Perkins and ehals oil producers 91.40 for 29 gat climates and altitudes. chambers, Indigestion her brother Roy of New Rochelle, N. Ions of their on. That works out at T entertained guests at a dance Sourness approximately six cent per gallon for Palpitation Acidity In ths garage ef their home.- f the shale oil at ths point where th To prevent dust and preserve ths 'crude ell producers begia. After the surface of roads in 'the United States shale oil Is extracted from the rock Instant relief! No waiting! A few tablet of barm less, pleasant oil la spread from carts during ths It must go through the same processes tr making of the road to ths amount of as the crude product in order to ob- "Papes Diapepsin correct acidity, thus regulating digestion and one or two gallons to each square tain a motor fuel. Thus ths shale oil known. corrective stomach Best fed fine. distressed stomachs making Tyard of surface. tf producers work under a handicap as Surplus supplies of motor and mis- against their crude, oil brethren inascellaneous vehicles and equipment, much they must put their product which originally cost the war depart- through an expensive preliminary proment 111,1(2.655.75. totaled cess to reach the stage where tbe 369 65 on September 19, after an ex- crude oil begin. tensive selling plan. However, there are extenuating cirthe fiscal year 1917-2- 4 the cumstances. The dlstlltaeion of shale During IMiMbM ISOS, In importations of passenger automobile oil produces a valuable t tab's atdeet into Canada totaled 46 539, valued at the shape of ammonium sulphate, a 11 a Wile Healer were from fertilizing element til. 929. 393, of which murei used In rot stohacrs 51 Great Britain, one from an unnamed agriculture. It can be calculated that J remainder the from and oath number of country the about of th pounds COISE IDAHO nates. ammonium sulphate as gallons of oil jemtej j Before ISM non of the revenue will be derived from a grren quantity I received as fees for the registration of of shale. kirp eoc Css Dragatons motor vehicles were expended foe ths Tbe distillation of the of! .from the maintalnan. and Improvement of: ahals loo produce so mnammabie I 5al highways. Todav nearly 9 per east I go which may very pusertdy Eighteen Hundred' (1800) Stockholders ofMutual Coal Company will getting Best Quality Spring Canyon Lump Coal in about five weeks at $2.75 per ton at the tipple. -- If v - utual Goal Company ' , J. m J ch I I D WHS Motor. era, LMonisT Digest I A and-Fren- tire-woun- 11-fo- - 1 ry th-nn- tool-che- st. cross-count- se - ijon-reaide- nt - The Cadillac Carburetor - TiCKTOflE , NO . llc iii BM1 p. , PAPE'S ct SOUTH STATE SALT LAKE DIAPEPSIN ouT-OKB- --- -- v ry |