Show v : s i ' '' 4 $s V!' ’ U'S LEADING THE HEB i ALD-BEPUBLI(3- AN i - 9 2b - SEPTEMBER 9 19J CITY UTAH S U N DATSALT LAKE ' i - - 1 ' ' - AB3IY OPTICEBS REABy'fOR DUTY ABROAD ea e mercer STRIPPED PAIGE MOTOR Ml DOES FAST TIME fcARS U O1 Bud Bodell False dealer at Ely for the False Motor Sales Company of Utah grabbed glory j for his stock model Paige speedster last week in with the races at Elko Competing several specially built ' cars— among themn special racing machine designed and built by Louis Chevrolet —Bodell came In a close second being beaten V cnr only by the racingmost The race was a spectacular one according to stories which have drifted in from Elko and had Bud not' had hard luck he might have copped first place racing machine or no racing machine' The hard luck consisted of the throttle lever breaking off close up to the carburetor The spectacular feature which caused the crowd to sit breathof Bodell’s mechanless was the action ician Hlney ' Jones r was the hero Climbing out over the cowl and hanging by his feet" to the running board and cowl of the speeding machine Jones fed the' gas' with his hands Bodell merely steering “He's the most daring fellow I ever fJfcw’ was Bodell’s comment after the rce “When his kneecap was skinned ncfcrly off and we were hitting It up about fifty-eight miles an hour on the track he yelled backto me: ' : with this sagebrush Bud "T allsome Gimme v flowersl” ' Bodell believes he can beat the spe- -' dal racer and has challenged the owner to a road event of 125 miles to be run September 15 from Elko to Wells and back Betting in Nevada on the race outcome Is said to be heavy with Bodell and his Faige the favorite : ' -- In the manufacture of Mercer cars no feature has been omitted 'which would add to the luxury or to that pronounced substantiality which has caused the Mercer tobe known wrherever quality cars are considered — T Mercer Motor tIie utmost per- formance in the way of power and flexibility is combined with the recognized advantage of simple substantial construction Extra cylinders in the Mercer would be a burden ' In the V - v - four-cylin- der - Mercer bodies are built with the idea of comfort first in mind— comfort for the passengers in the tonneau and comfort for the front seat passengers - NEW CHEVROLET HAS MANY HIGH-CLAS- Everytiling of a freakish nature has been carefully eliminated in the Mercer : “ S FEATURES Containing features which many of the biggest and highest-price- d cars are proud to boast ofthe latest thing in Chevrolets this year is on the Chevrolet Motor company's sales floor In E First South The new car known as model 490 1 most fully ' equipped Demountable rims wilted windshield tire carrier extra rim pump system- for better cooling foot’ restshand rests on the doors and a'robe rail are some' of the high-claauto' comfort features which are contained in" this fine but inexpensive machine r OLYMPIAN WESTERN SALES HEAD TH35 OF ss tourThe model Is a and will it is believed by Maning car one of the most ager Sudrow prove 'popular of the new 1918 Chevrolet line The cars may 'now bo‘ had for immediate -- ‘ delivery11' I oars : i nuiCK r - Ini W E sYoung Confers With Officers' of Intermountaiif 4- ii 'r JUT 150000 fcrl W PRODDOION J’l i r -- : " -- Showroom with J A Greenewald Furniture Co -- J -- 1 t DISCUSS NEW GERMAN s - By International Xewa Serviea V- -- ry - - ’ n - ’ - ‘ - - it-th- en : - - it - It - - t Its 9 four-cylinde- isr : Jmiles on ‘a 'gallon :of giw The Olympian is painted by hand - And you can select the color-- gTay1 green blue maroon or f? A Russian radical circles Nich- olas Tchalkowsky looms up today as one of the biggest ' men in the new Russian" republic He Is a socialist 4ut has always been opposed to violence and for years has preached the gospel of temperance to that element' of the Russian people that wanted to tear -down v the banners of despotism- - Tschai-kowsAmerica came to know a few years back when he was exiled by the deposed czarThen he toured the states preach -of liberty And tem-lng the gospel those to perance come of hisIncountrymen here search of who had - these gifts or- who had come asr poexileslitical' was' a prime mover ini the He ' campaign" that brought about the downfall of Nicholas and his dynas-- ty and hy'many'he ie regarded as the father of the revolution - - i J ' ' triets’ - The people of the United States are this war than going to get moretoout of other will be returned any country Moines CapltaL in: the world- —Des ' ' -- JT1 Ask us for a demonstration - While a home garage for keeping a car winter time may not be as fine' a place as some of the warmed and concreted uptown garages still the fact that ' many- motor far out and desire : to use ' tbclr machines for driving to their offices of mornings in' particular makes a strong appeal for the private garage The average auto owner which means the man of moderate means — If a o new " wier —is: now ' decidquestion V What shell I do with ing the ear fact that a tnls winter?”-Thmy comfortably sized home garage with the maplenty of space for keeping chine and accessories may be built for from $100 to $400 depending 6a the material used is eausing many such such structures ‘to be plennod' That 'this' preparedness has now started- that many of the inexpensive auto homes are being put up Is indi in-th- OLYMPIAN MOTOR SALESCO 475 S Main Phone Waa 1995 e - : e - : $965 F Bictory O ' - - - e - 1 e v - REMEMBER for to have the of the best opinion A thorough painstaking EXAMINATION given each- amd every person by 464-Secon- - ARE YOU A PERFECT 176 pre- con- 24 HOURS the m assn dissasaa wftf- c- sst laesn vsnlenea Sold HAH? XervousaessiTo Have No Back Fafos Lons of AnNo Kldaey Disease! No of Life and bltloa Rot With PlentyWish of Every Is the of Youth Energy Old Man Middle-Age- d Young To be strong and healthy is the aim of every man and yet how many we find who lack the vitality and strength of dewhich nature gave them Instead men that Into strong healthythemselves veloping nature intended theynofind ambition to do gloomy despondent— aimlessly They struggle anything along sooner or later to become victims : of that dread disease NERVOUS PROStheir finer sensibilities TRATION blunted and their nerves shattered Be warned In time IT’S YOUR OWN FAULT go to an Imitation deliberatelyimitation treatment and'4 get TREAT when I can' give you REAL CURE MENT that' will reach your particular case and effect a REAL NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL BENEFITED My practice Is confined to the following diseases of meat ‘ CAPSULTS ietMBsasd yourself COSTS YOU NOTHING me persoaolly f 0 Thirteenth East C Cottrell Jr Meade': i Of the private garages the most tentious is that of Mr Bruneau a crete structure costing $400 IT Pries U00 or at sajsrior to Balsas Cosalta Csbabs ar ln OS FERITY After two and a half years of warfare Canada Is this —year buying 100000 new motor cars almost five times as many as were purchased during 1914 and an increase of 85 per cent over the normal for 1913 and 1914 - Yaventlirate Fire Drug Stores Thm tiny CANADIAN WARTIME If You DOCTOR GET THE BEST Need a 9 RICORD’S RESTORATIVE cated by the number of garage permits taken out within the last thirty days While the total amount Involved is not the' factthan-810that the average cost large indicates that Is little-morman)'' new' auto owners are building be of their own garages whether they : frame concrete or brick The last permits Issued by the city follows: building inspector are as White : John Sevy 305 Douglas Motor company 36 S West- - Temple Valley Security company 530 S Third West avenue Mrs ' M Gurgeon Ek’ Wan lees 977 Windsor: W A Duvall '22 Floral: Lulu Starkweather 1232 XL Fourth South: Orin Tugman 1456 Kensington A J Bruncau 955 8 - -- MEM at an ndnunrlats - -- ’ you your troubles to a doctor you want to know WHO HE IS and is relithat he will treat able and rou absolutely on the square Look at DrsL 96Shores' record of years continuous suc)cess In CHHON1C as NERVOUS specialists AND SPECIAL Health Is greatest Get buev and your get welL Schramm-Johnno- This expert says the weight for0' a large supply of the gas would be prohibitive For the tanks In which the compressed oxygen must be stored aro also heavy The quantity of gae that could be carried he thinks would limit the radius of the submarine's activities Although the expert has pointed out these difficulties that must be overcome many persons here credit the Germans with some new and startlingof whiclf ly efficient device the nature is still a mystery in the entente -- - SHORES d SHORES Dn KELUULE SPECIALISTS FOB THE Wooes t!a and tell When ' Sold weight necessary for a volume of oxygen needed to supply a submarine foe three weeks ' Eqjov the Vigor your vitality and strength Be healthful and energetic again Use v - : This often enables the enemy to surprise and sink the submarine in the course of the surface stay necessary for the operations of ventilation and storing of electricity In the new motor submarine the ordinary batteries are replaced by a battery of oxygen tanks much smaller and lighter than the old ones The oxygen tanks and a system of fine tubes supply the oxygen necessary to the combustion of the fuel of the engine Still another set of tubes carry oxygen to the exhaust pipes where the oxygen and the gases of combustion combine Carbonic acid gas Is drawn through a Jacket of pipes containing lime water precipitating the incombustible gas as carbonate of calcium The other gases of the engine recombined with oxygen become combustible and can be used again At first eight this contrivance seems to be like perpetual motion In disguise Experts in the Dlessel engine of which this contrivance undoubtedly is a new type cay that the system as described is Impossible because of the enormous ky GROW AS WINTER TIME APPROACHES — red NICHOLAS TCHAIKOWSKT LWATS a leading : figure in PERttS HOME GARAGE - Paris— German engineers are supposed to have overcome the difficulty ofL not having an engine that will work equally well when aorsubmarine is eithon the surface er submerged An account of the discovery appears in the Basle Nachrlchtcn It may easily be seen it is Impos-a sible for an oil engine to work-iclosed space under water because combustion drawn an amount of oxygen from the air that no submarine however capacious could hold For this reason submarines have had two motors one for the surface the other for diving which largely Increased the the propelling mechanism weight of same time reduces the space and at the for the crew and for provisions and munitions i Besides this the electrio storage batteries which have been used possess the great- disadvantage of producing delterious gases which vitiate more or less the air of the vessel Change of at short Intervals air becomes necessarymust come to the and the submarine surface frequently not only for this purpose but to recharge its batteries by the action ' of the surface motors - - - INVENTION U-BO-AT FROMiaiE W Service Manager - - V A GREENEWALD Sales Manager - a - 4 - - ! 33 to 39 Wyst Broadway records with The sale of five msehlnes “Not only are there improvements' in the 1919 models over those of 1917— although that car was perfect enough —but we have completely standardised the parts’ Hr Toung said “Th new Olympic is roomy and powerful and is better Equipped than any other car of' its price on themarket“ -The- western representative was ei the success the pedally bpleasedwithv Olympian 'lino- - has met In Utah and states surrounding intermount&ln "I stopped jdowh here on the corner1 he said “and r there was- an Olympian ahead of me on V behind me and just as Z turned around there came another shooting down' the other side of the street Salt Inkers certainly know good thing when they see it” ’on one day and three yesterday - - i i EfeOT ML® Sales Co T : £ H' V- JL The BuickMotorcempany hae sched-ul- ed 150000 care for production during 1918 ' This is ' the largest production ever planned by the Buick eompany and Is rendered possible - by numerous v factory additions Just completed HIGH GAS AVERAGES A F Hieronlmur Jr of Columbus O just completed-of over 900 miles throughout the trip state of Ohio In an Olympian touring car averaging over twenty-on- e miles to a gallon of - We have one demonstrator that we will sell at a sacrifice ' CALLED FATHER OF RUSS REVOLUTION Thev Olympian ' plant T which 'started out a little more fhana year ago with aproductlOn of from Hour td“ five bars a week is" now producing from seventeen to thirty machines a day-- r The production capacity has been so increased that it 'will be possible to supply the demand for 1919 models with j forty cars a day Such is the statement of W E Toung western sales manager for the Olympian-Motorcompany Mr Toung 1 the first Olympian factory man to WHAT WE’IX GET gasoline visit' Salt Lake since the popular car RACINE TIRE PbAXS PLANT ' was first' established here is spending WAR The Racine- Auto Tiro company iis several days in conference ' with the five-stoi the Olympian Motor Sales plant- with a cs- - officials of IJSvery traitor and every near traitor planning a7600 Utahof The a tiree of company factory day paclty 260x920 in United States is inquiring "What feet' built in units 60 t Coincident with the arrival of the arethe will be we to get out of this war? sales manager- the distributors "Well going feet wide From 9000' to 4000 men will western other things we are among ' on Friday and Saturday broke dally going to get a better be employed grade of: patriotism than we have been We are going to put anhaving end to building-up foreign colonies In the United States as breeding places of treason 'We are going to - quit making the believe he is ' the only creaforeigner i ture on earth worth while' ' : ' W care going to love every foreigner who really becomes an American and all others were ' going to ship back home CWe are going to stop men In banks and public officeshiring besimply cause they speak foreign "languages In this way we expect to encourage the speaking of the English- language Ws are1 going to have consultations with the I W W’s to ascertain whether or not they have a real grievance or any Just cause for their treasonable and threats If they have mouthingscause we are going to reany Just move we are going to shut' their mouths for good and all are net going to let men come into the United States without some kind: of a bond guaranteeing that they are not going to engage in burning property or in carrying on secret work on behalf of the country they came V from E are anxious to have ypu see the Olympian ‘ Out of this 'war we are going to get J a new United States tWe are going to and ride in hate nobody but we are going to be to fight whenever necessary prepared has everything a car should haye--beau- ty' We are going to have thev freest country in the world but we are not going to allow any traitorous highpower endurance ’and the most complete equipbrows to set - their own standards of ment ever offered with any automobil— spotlight freedom by which to convert freedom A' into treason There are a good many other things bumper motometer extra tire and tube are going to get-cuof this war” "we r i ' When We the soldier comehome boys r: motor remarkable for are going to have 2000000 of patriots who having fought for the flag will I silence smoothness and 'economy ’ It: will go 18 make good citizens and thorough pa- v Full line of latest models ready for immediate nuci V-- - er -- Prominent American an the war are now happy enouj1 are ten abroad Among America’s ny men wno are soon uiceiy xo oe m Allen T Gen S Frederick Gen C Gen Henry Maj Strong Gen Robert N L Bullard Maj Gen Eben Swift Hodges Maj Maj Henry Below: Mai Greble Edwa Gen Maj St and rd Maj J Wnght Ruckman and Maj Gen Francis H French MaJ Gen John : - five-passeng- - - you 'If doctor STOMACH TROUBLES SKIN DISORDERS NERVOUS DEBILITY VARICOSE VEINS BLADDER TROUBLES- wiyEU TROUBLES AND FIXTVLA PILES HliflOD nYcEAflES KIDNEY TROUBLES CHRONIC DISEASES NEURASTHENIA MEDICINE gl TO I&00 FER COURSE EXPERT MEDICAL EXAMINATION FREE 1 cured Do aot delay Call today I go Bot "patch up I cure to staymade Coasnltatloa free Eumk I dlagaoso by exclusion No mistakes uatloa free Urinal aaalydis free as I say I do or refund every dollar to cure disease just guarantee i Is mine not yours No case accepted by me fault the I fail to If paid Medicines f rom IV00 to a course from my own laboratory mail Hours from I a m to 8 p m iailr Sunday from 10 to 12 - 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