Show I f 1Vh i - ft THE J HERALD-REPUBLICA- 19 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MAY 27 1917 N five days later his wife attempted to expected that the organisation will shoot him He further charges that have 8000 members by June 1 she stays out at night until unsual ‘ hours and refuses to account for her whereabouts They were married FebWIFE SLAPPED HIS 18 1918 AUTO FIRM BUYS WAR I S BONDS FOR EMPLOY$ES ' ' - —— ' FACE MAN ALLEGES to win That she married him a a bet that he was onlymerely play big wished that for her and that she thing are a divorce 'he would among the : In a complaint filed In charges made court Oren the district byE Jesse F Thatcher Bertha Thatcher againstavers his wife has come The husband occasions home intoxicated on many he albut particularly March 28 when names and called him vile leges she slapped his face He also alleges that f ll Total of 40 Liberty Loan Papers Subscribed for by 38 Workers Take Them on Easy Company ' tt Bot-teri- Terms ' V : r :r' — of this sensations of the Ad club caravan's desperate drive into Balt Lake from San Francisco through 'f)NE mud and storm was the performance of the Stude bakers Two of the five cars which got here on time were Studebakers the pilot ear being one of that make ‘Here is the pilot snapped before the Hotel Utah 'just before the start tb Evanston was made on Friday "VTESTERDAY the Botterill Automobile company of this city completed arrangements for the purchasing of forty liberty bonds which have been subscribed for by the Botterill employees The Botterill company is the first automobile' company in' the entire west and probably the first in the entire country to make it possible for its employees to subscribe for Liberty loan bonds -v The idea was first conceived by Lumsdcn Frank Botterill C O Rulon Vail R W Bayiinger Mary P Prank Botterill Friday and according- Hal W Smithy H J Lake ly a meeting of all the employees was Bertagnoll R Gudmundson J H Brown George held to find out Just what the feeling Ralph Morrow Eb Brown CL O was among the salesmen clerks steRundle Vie Simmons Martin ' Hopfen-bec- k heads of departments meH H Underhill nographers J Herr chanics in the shop and even thaBot-lrll- l Harold Schumann M I Harry Robbins J H on the garage floor Meredith G H Schofield William service Mr Botterill boys” that the bonds Meueer Sam Service Samuel C Pen explained could be paid for in easy Installments der Blair H Duiusiiauu William A and within fifteen minutes thirty-eig- Pullan O I William Botterill employees had signed Burge Arthur W Remington Olsen In discussing the matter last night subscriptions for one or more of the loan bonds Mr Botterill said: Liberty The Botterill company at once made am T a sure' other automany great arrangements with the National Cop- - mobile concerns will be glad to follow the the- same line of action and make it w for employees to take Liberty sum small the bona each possible bonds Personally I believe every man monthly until one has subscribed for is fully paid and woman in the United States for at which time it will pass to the cially able to pay for one of finan these ds any time within 'a year should employee subscribing for it Meanwhile Mr Botterill will carry be able to secure one The need of the bonds for the employees subscriptions to these bonds seems to The members of the Botterill organ- me to be and It is a pleasisation who subscribed for one or more ure so farimperative as the Botterill company is loan bonds are as 'follows: C concerned to be able to do our bit if Liberty M Brown L W Knowlden Marcia F you want to put It that way In making Tessle Harmon JW H Latter it possible for rome forty odd Liberty Fitts G Richmond G R Lewis Arthur A bonds to be absorbed here In our own Millecam Andrew Stathwell Ada organisation” If V7Q can Induce According to sale's manager E A Charron of the Utah-Idah- o Motor Car company local Maxwell distributors there is probably not a man in America who knows this country and every nook and corner as does Ray McNamara the intrepid Maxwell pilot who made the sensational series of runs in which a Maxwell touring car beat the Southern Pacific’s fast “Lark” seven one times out of eight and of the greatest feats of- performed motor car endurance While this was the latest and greatest run made onethe gritty young motorist it is but by of many hundreds of similar runs made on roads in every part of America Born In Indianapolis of and christened parents in' 1885 Francis McNamara was early Raymond sent to the schools of that city Upon the completion of his high school course his parents sent him to the Boston Conservatory of Music where he became one of the most promising at that young violinists ever enrolled Institution Today the violin Is his who have had the hobby andofthose few htm aver that privilege playAmerica hearing the wanderlust has robbed of a distinguished musician The command of the wanderlust came to McNamara in the form of a doctor's The young violinist had prescription studied too hard So a car was procured and the conquest of American roads begana What was originally intended for summer’s motoring turned was regained into a life’s work Health bein a short while and McNamara gan to be hailed as one of the best automobile drivers who ever held a wheel For several years he made test runs in various makes of automobiles and to his actual experience in putting cars difficult demonstrations on through the road a number of American manufacturers owe a degree of their suc-c- e Three years ago he was secured by the Maxwell Motors corporation at a said to be close to $40000 per salary year and started to work in the capacroad engineer for that company ity of that Since time he often has piloted the Maxwell to ietory t Record runs between Los ’Angeles nrul San Diego Portland and Beattie Tampa and Jacksonville Chicago and Indianapolis and Detroit and Grand have been made by Maxwell Rapids cars with McNamara at their wheel McNamara has driven farther over the roads than any other man and record every foot of his 700000-rail- e has been done on the soil of the United States McNamara left Los Angeles yesterday for Detroit where his duties as of the Maxwell factories road have engineer called him to supervise the workin connection with a National Econ- forxnance ! IS CLASS RIGHT ‘MAKES UP’ IN MERCER Company Gives Same Service for Model - te - te te ure rece G THE Bernard shows local Mercer yers Miss Mabel distributor designed using her specially make-u- p equipment while “on location” This well known film star had her tool department equipped with the necso that she essary make-u- p requisites custom of making could avoid the usual up at the studio before starting into the country for exterior settings In writing about her Mercer roadster Miss Normand among other things said: “Not only is my Mercer car Just as convenient and well equipped as room at headquarters but my make-u- p froiir an a degree of fatigue resulting ride is scarcely noticeable— The Mercer Is noted for its comfort accom Nor-ma- all-day- or 0010 V0L0N We Give der ’s nd is the that produces comfort lblllty use Ithas al ideal car for the speed and cuts that the most ardent speed fan could desire and Is easily controlled and handled” all-arou- nd TRUCKS FOlt WAR At a of the military authorities andmeeting the manufacturers of Switzerland the truck was adopted as the most suitable for military service In that country three-and-a-half-t- on 1IOW GIVEN 'PROMOTION The Haynes Automobile company has M How general sales appointed SUntil manager recently he was eastern sales representative ! ' At the Road EML The state highway commissi oner of Colorado some time ago distributed In Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo a ircular letter of Inquiry regarding the expense of touring to residents of other states the length of their stay in Colo rado and similar facts He obtained tourists from replies from seventy-si- x other states which showed that eachl car carried four persons as a rule the was $380 per peraverage son per expenditure and the average stay In day the state was 286 days CLUB 'GAINS MEMBERS Motor club The Denver to a -- report Just Issued has according doubled its membership within the last year It is YOUR PATRONAGE far our AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES VULCANIZING STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRS ' Telephone Wasatch Will Bring Our YELLOW SERVICE OAK and Courteous Attention to Your Motor Needs New Management AUTO SUPPLY C0 Prest-O-Lit- 426 South Main 0 te Street F fl WE DISTRIBUTE NEW CAR! NO 8IRREE— pep and “Just f be umf old boat but ho full of service her after the faetory-tralae-d you'd hardlyatknow the lateiMountahs Electric Company got statloa experts through with her” possibly There Isn’t a single motor car accessory you could store for want but can be found in the fine astock of this big of motor Just receivedknown shipment motorists We’ve car big con-' comfort meters for every Every — tool boxesand tool car—foot and pumps venlence for a motor Monogram oil and greases— kits— electric lamps — bumpers — —searchmirrors— electric horns — driving gloves —rear-sigtrunks— step —plats— water bags and touring touring lights shovels — touring refrigerators camp stools — and such Stewart lines as Rayfisld Carburetors Puncture-Proovastly known Willard Batteries Lee f Storage Speedometers A J Tires Westlnghouse Starting A Lighting Tiros GStewart-Warnand products Our stock of Ford Systemand accessories is almost limitless— everything the parts Ford auto can use to advantage Our service statiea experts wlB teat the vital parts of your rar frvew Gome to this big stars whosever pen want motor-la- g or service accessories get-up-aud- I Presf-Q-Lif-el -go 3 Lighting: and Welding: Gas and Batteries Ginger and Power are what you live motor fans want ht If ' AH right — you get them in You want a car with a lightning er - j nr wa can COST OF TOURING com To FREE TIRE SERVICE Anywhere Anytime te te 2100 ed e a couple te Carruthera Manager Was - six-cylin- of years ago when practically every automobile which had any sort of light except oil lamps was equipped with a Preet-O-Litank The Prest-O-Llgas lighting system was only superseded in favor of motorists when the of lighting system storage same Intobattery use general The Prest-O-Llcompany had the country fairly dotted with service stations controlling practically all the business With the advent of lighting the storage battery- the Prest-O-Lldecided It- must hold Us busicompany ness This is proceeded to do by inone of the best batventing motor car teries possible- to put on astorage This was given the same name as thebattery tank system — Prest-O-Ll-Prest-O-Llgas The distribution for both tanks and batteries Is handled here by storage the Monarch Motor company 139 E Second South street E E Darling manager has arranged a transfer system by which those auto-lst- s desiring to change from a gas ex-to an electric lighting system may change their gas tanks for a new battery Mr Daling calls attention to the wonderful of service stations system e which the company established and still maintains and sayss it possible for auto-istthat this makes whose machines are equipped with the batteries to get the same sort of attention With the passing of Prest-O-Lltanks as auto lighting devices these are being extensively used in metal welding by the oxyacetylene process Coop $1175 Pr!ces£oJbFostoriaOl Open Sodium 51195 i- TVG&z? an been more than I in HEN General' Manager Thad W BrothTaylor of the Studebaker ers of Utah learned Company last Thursday evening that the two Studebakers of the San Francisco Ad club caravan were among the five which reached here on schedule time he smiled a broad smile T knew they could do it” he said an and annulled engagement to go to the Hotel evening Utah to meet the Ad clubbers There In the grill room where he and were hosts to the other Salt Lakers visitors at an Informal dinner and talk fest General Manager turned Into a grin —a Naylor’s smile real grin of Joy For Chester 'N Weaver of San Francisco northern California Studebaker distributor and Carl Wlllen news film service of the Hearst-Path- e told him that the Studebakers had “beat them all” It: was a Studebaker by the way which ran to Ogden on Thursday afternoon and piloted the caravan into the city Manager Gay of the Goodrich- tire branch and members of the Studebaker sales force here took a machine and led the way up the state road from Ogden Mr Gay was also one of the hosts at the Utah grill party from the ReportsIs still Wyoming where caravan mud and poor fighting roads indicate that the Studebaker machine is still holding the lead pilot and that it has had little or no trouble Indicative of the awful experiences some of the machines through which the fact that two Salt Lake Sassed-arfirms received wire orders from “somewhere In Nevada” on Friday for parts One machine a car broke a rear axle Anothet heavy car Is tied up with a broken spring -- It hasn’t i Factary Address THE ALLEN MOTOR COMPANY FostariaOtte road-burn- - 5895 C N 4S4 S Main LIGHTING DE Storage Battery- ordinarily commands a much higher price why shouldn't we urge you to COM- PARE? Make the comparison today Come in and see file Allen Let ua demonstrate it 4 Paaa Readctar know- h that its equal merit and worth INTERMOUNTAIN MOTOR CAR CO GAS TANKPASSES AS Prest-o-Lit- e y black fenders and radiator are unusually handaoms and ing that it is ariun-nsual-ly handsome car and knowing if - Irlsh-Amer-ic- ophoW-ter- all we i omy day planned by the Maxwell dealers all over America for May 24 bodr flnlcboa with htmmldng eroaa wheels have accomplished desire Knowing the Allen's splendid pery i This Tad Knows Roads M ’Namara s Life Told Is Now 'Maxwell Pilot THIS ' ‘ Oracle THS Bine end Maroon you to compare othercars with the Allen Classic we 4 if - Compare -- it STRIKE LEADS TO RIOTING Lima Peru- May £6 —Serious disorders have occurred In consequence of a strike of workmen employed In smelters at Cerro de Pasco a city of 15000 inhabitants 180 miles northeast of Lima in one Of the most Important' silver mining districts of the country Troops have been called out to restore order Again we say ht 7 ruary - supplies I ft NlJull-CilRt C PH ON ElM AIN TC 6 e tank in on a the Oakland Six — ne that from a crawl can — seconds in few with a a car power enough to take any whip up speed hill WHERE THERE'S A LOAD All right— THAT'S THE OAKLAND SIX Here’s & car with complete equipment that weighs only 2150 pounds It has a motor that generates 61 horsepower Inor one hoursepower to every head high speed type with 53 pounds of car weight It is the valve lx cylinders— the type of maximum flexibility—power — and endurance With that motor the Oakland Six can Jump from 5 to 25 miles an hoar on high gear in 11 seconds can rush from a star ding start to 35 miles an hour In 13 seconds It Who says oT Oahland 25)00 ours ' the Oakland having extra wide tire With all this power is one of the wheel base and specially constructed springs most comfortable cars ever made It is easiest riding roomiest —STRONG — AND SPEEDY the ideal family caiv-B- IG Let us call today and demonstrate get-aw- arman s 43 W Fourth South Street Telephone Wasateh G707 ch your lighting from gas to ‘electricity we will take your Prest-O-Li- te battery or will buy your tank MONARCH GIOTOR COMPANY ay 112-in- Prest-O-Li- te you would like to change Prest-O-Lit- e Phone Wasatch 943 Distributors ' 139 E Second South SSS23S22S Farrington (Garage 43 kc E First South Half Block East of Main- - Wasatch 8159 Storage Washing and Our Specialty Polishing TRY OUR SERVICE— - ' ' YOU’LL BE WITH US Free Air Oils Gas ti |