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HERALD-REPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH I- I- — - - SUNDAY EBRUARY 15i914 1 " -V'W 12 AUTOMOBILE u 'S' L ip k HtAUtU i f I ‘ i Brings Truck Camping a I k r W Possibilities A Predicts Manager I Philp of the 1VI ERRY BAROMETER Them of Drawn Have and the vantageoi i wiis lact ' — i C‘!u ii VI — X BESiT B'Ei ' Iff : II I I ia II' III I -“2 II A Ml IS iil’l lime' iw W i --— i - 1 i ‘ - Ja i ' ’ IlfeKs " vT O I ff Zmi'iiinV I UK mis 1 ‘ MM y"ww Already Schedules on April I party proving Chat a track is a “utility” machine Utah’s wonderful places of summer recreation are brought in easy reach by such cars as roughly dressed merry looking folks in the truck have evidently taken ad- camping out-of-door T Some I Bimnw If these ARE Sports Sales Studebaker Plants DEALERS Summer in J I V “ Great I ' So Nearby Spots ' I fiiim IHI5 - Auto AMINE ' rs r i 1 iiniimiM IIIH -I K v ‘ ?’& ’ f of May and Detroit eb 14—— That summer months of the Ahe spring T and present season will see a repetition of famine in the supply of new motpr cars is definitely predicted by Sales Manager Arthurwho Philp of the Studebaker eprporation has just returned from trip of the middle west Mr Philp’s personal observation is also supplemented by the reports of Studebaker tepresentativein other parts of the c0H£try and In the foreign field with The Studebaker arrangement dealers Is based on definite schedule of deliveries for the a entire year This schedule consists of carload lots that as often as possibleso they into trainloads each may be pOmhlned of will direct which go from the loading platform In Detroit to a certain territory This schedule is then passed along for guidance of the production && conditions Prospecti o Buyers ve ‘W ' -r- I him i arranged V 4 iwMNtaw ‘ recall a winter in recent years which has so tested the elasticity of our delivery schedule’’ Mr Philp declares “Energetic dealers who know by how experience to estimate their local conditions have been urging (allotments and have been begging usi to advance their deliveries to include the ebruary cars scheduled for delivery as far April and ahead as May “The Comparativelyopen winter has undoubtedly influencedtills unusual demand to some extent The fact that all fitted if he iV'WJVV - arm -L-" ' ' longer steps wEen trotting has provided Nature horse a after he gets going him and ' ZA'A-mr-Vta — a Jt i t it the engine stride 42 per cent decreases the friction gas and oil con-sumption and tear correspondingly and absolutely demolishesall trace of wear the great enemy of long life 'Avv’'-icx'ariafMfMiwiMMiMiaocnwiAfws1 ’tJtMt y ' f axle an gets going it f of provided somebody up at the Cadillac factory with sense enough gear that would permit an engine to “take longer steps” after is than when “walking” This invention exclusive with the Cadillac invent ‘-a’1- X didn’t take longer steps kind V? to - poor also iatat- not increased pins under Nature Kf ‘K his keep ! ky & department f’I do horse would fall over on his nose when walking He’d be a mighty with sense enough however to take A than increases vibration Wil WK I Twirmrawiii v ai rz-: r----r-t - vr j-rr-wk— "MOoraca-w m jvwuouqo AjO' - jl- i J 4 rd it’ of Some our complicated double six-cylinder Kzvir-mmvMvx u wwc a i' jn iv I-- jrwwir -nnrm-- ±- - -j JM4 i -i l- — --j j-ji i liSS IVSSSL v- 1 V - sc 5 friends axle” gear with say fact The “There's six their no need that their six remains however still " -if of engine our ears are with a built-in electric starting has to wear itself out as going 4J2 miles as tile Cadillac engine does in and lighting system makes cold weather motoring easy and feasible Is traveling seven and seven-tenths I1 anotherconsideration miles But the demand springs from a source deeper than immediate mucn sales and is based belief of on the these dealers that the winter purchasing do other want to buy a and furnish the gas to you car is only an indication of what will J happen when the sun gets to shining fill the lJ ljlILIT ihiriiMMiM Mbi r- t '' cylinders and explode them times every ten miles or do you on both sies of the street mi a eertjain extent “To a for we began to fill iiinlt Cad iliac and buy the the cylinders only times in ten miles? several productionable gas lnO9hSUa®°' Ou Writs are to build and his front 13000 miles and all are is applicableto rear tire In startin TO cars daily with an still spurt to 225 going He then gave his rules for and stopping We know that occasional we shall 6 Plug small cuts down to fabric to be able to the care of tires “The essentials of explosions against isn’t the story there are advance our schedule to rotting and sand separation of prevent some extent But we are sure that tread conservationtf tires may In my Hliall be able to satisfy the we ? only so steps in a pair of shoes and then a pair There are only so never be of the motoring public summarized as follows” “Look outIt for the famine that Is on writes Dr Hubbard: explosions in an engine and it’s gone too and using of theih in the way! will strike you are the market In 1 Uniform inflation depending on April a'nd will Increase well the in degree ten miles we’ll leave to as load carried TO the season 60 to 65 pounds you Average progresses” front and 70 to 75 rear for car 2200 to 240o tired T pounds properly three orced to Return to 2 Test tires every days Discard eb 14 De KaJb Ill an inner tube that leaks — Two enough Will Resume 'lower sand trees have been York truly TIRE to pressure fifteen donated yours pounds or to state more in less than three days of the Lincoln representatives 3 Drive car steady and true Slewing Tour association by Charles Gurler and Gives Rules ollorwed by Rim In Running skiddingare evidences of bad ofHighway this city driving just as One Set of Tire as allowinga much horse to fall evidence Gurler the offer to De Kalb or is of made 1300b Mlles unskillful stumble The recent disastrousfloods in horsemanship Marvin ConsulA W Marvin and Mr 4 driving is testimonial letter quick Dashing brilliant Texas have forced A L Westgard Occasionally a — thatstop together with J Corklngs state vice hard W writer headway' and a brake president of the National Highways produces a contrlbuftion valuable —is to tires just consul accepted the same to all destructive as a car sisers This the association and direct of the 43-51 was “crack the start and stop trees are to be planted on Arbor with Dr Th q mas whip" sudden The ourth ? of of highways Ilubbatd ruins horses’ tendons and ankles day and Mr is now working department transcontinental o Marvin who ip recent lettbr to to for the season the one 6 twist a tire Includes the abandon of the Never stationary on out a plan which tire field work that he has prominent makeraLtoldthat rough surface This refers particularly' of both women's clubs and the associationsince thebeen doing for nis gear tires have given 10b00 miles to front but the school children of turning wheels rule beginning June 1913 He has returned to ? New York by they travel This is an This makes a very by rail from San crossroads the informationgiven of hose Antonio agreeable valuable 20000 miles signs and sign-arms Is full free and but it is Increased by the The journey of almost outfit for emergency lire fighting to has return which has thus come an end intelligible made in responseto it pecially in small been one of the most towns In many rural remarkable ever State ja in The California Automobile are undertaken the interest of good communities volunteer firemen CO9I3IUNITIES roads has done with In a much It toward ready equipping themselves mo Premier 'Six” Mr Westgard directing signs has done One of the new wrinklesis & fire torcycles the scene left city hall New York on which to reach on June by teaching fighting that is of the fire quickly And with the to first-hand more however automo-bilists motorcycle being secure information to respect not merelythe rights at the Mich certain interstate roads that Grand Rapids of fire fighting about appartus many but the prejudicesand of carries two chemical have been sentiments show This machine the disastrous fires In the country suggested by the National the people territory fire lantern through whose tanks a ax and reel should be avoided Highways association as part of its proposed system of national high A ways — — — Some idea of his thoroughness may be gained from his itinerary In Pennsylvania ' I Ohio and Indiana He made trips from Pittsburgh to Erie Pa from Erie to Cleveland Cleveland from back to from Pittsburgh Pittsburgh to Columbus Ofrom Columbus to Cleveland again from Cleveland to from Toledoto Ligonier Toledo —-ri-— 1st’ Ind from Ligonier back to Columbus and from to Columbus Indianapolis z The rancisco journey from Indianapolisto San was by way of St Louis City your Kansas and Salt Lake Denver City y rom San rancisco he went north into and Oregon andIdaho Washington came to Salt Lake down through order City and thence east to Denver rom ’A' ? he drove south to Denver Albuquerque N M turned west on the old Santa Is Here Je trail and by way of the for the Grand Canyonproceeded to Los Angeles After 7 that X he dropped down to San Diego and started eastward from there the Borderland trail to El 9 Hi y H P Paso Tex He was in mapping routes in Texasengaged particular from — In one Trinidad Colo to Corpus or Christi Tex when the rain and Sil floods put a — A stop to his work Up no that tIme had covered more than 18000 miles irst Line Westgard’ is interesting He keeps a method note book in front of of him if he is driving — on the wheel the car himself and plots in every town every curve— every he 4 grade as goes along The is machine equipped with a full wrecking outfit— jacks shovels axes crowbars ropes — and several times these implements were called into service His B Salt adventures were exciting ipBil many and 9 Two-color Wherever he went he met P with an '4 lbs enthusiastic welcome In everv state that he visited he Intense 7 found P in the plan of the or National Highways association that the government 5 Instead of 14 P giving to or the states should itself build money a of much which : S'---' In liffi i i jifln ! iniii ii h riDH ii Mil ' bi fiwriiH ' iii hii ii "im" hi words six-cylinder 68076 in i want preparing 28365 4- - HINDRANCE LOODS -00 68000 28000 whole You know experience demand DONATES DR GATHERING ELM TREES MARK LINCOLN HUBBARDTELLS O many INORMATION WAY new when Westgard New thou-six-foot CONSERVATION many 68000 answer — Very — Sharman Mr Automobile West Toledo Company South a cooperation consideration es-? t Patronize Utah Industry Purchasing by a i PROTECTS RURAL association supplying al-’ : addition 2 exhibited -of A Utah Made Motor ! 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Lake $29000 $26500 $24000 Blue Blue Blue of injusticg yourselfan Lincoln opened in Model Model Model — Optional— 5 fall-upon L Prices - ' ‘ ‘ s $ I do Started cities svstem of theconnecting the country Highway Cafeteria has Wooster O and ah£h-wa Antipathy Againts Motors by bn oot Horseback and Vehicles Dying Out at considerableperiod after the Buyers who are contemplating buying a car within automobile there was unmistakable andaometimes very the next thirty days we cordially pronounced antagonist to it on the extend an invitation part not only of mdlvi$ials on foot on to call at our factory get our specifications horseback and irf other vehicles but throughout whole communities Drastic and prices of our different it will be recalled models and be convinced ordinances ware by municipalities and adopted of the above statements which are only a few of suburban towns rather vied with one another in devising means whereby automobllists the essential featuresof the Utah line be restricted might this is In these 'clays AU changing there are evidencesof thoughtfulness and courtesy presented at intervals along theTravelpopular routes ’’Please at automobile Moderate Speedsays a sign on anrougnims villageand as the automobile one of the roads emerges from the village the sign eyes of its read KS occupants Xou another ing “Thank Come Again1“ “You Ji tlie Utah Will Oblige Us by Driving Slowlv Here a Motor 'Trucks' Street’’ a on This — There Are Schools“Take the says another sign irst Road the Left Not the' Second as to ormerly? another “We Hope El to a Better Road for You Next X Have says still at another andand almost E& every street intersection other reverse transmis-H the Springs motor made with an elec-m equipment that has for goingto are aud the Utah you will find the price less quality more favorableby comparison parts fewer and the designthe latest refinement in automobileengineering or the Utah line of trucks are right in price material quality design finish and in fact in every and best you Lighted in 14-inch H g Popular at O Interest 5-tpn Hi Served Come a w-nA v- 'V rf&- Ll A Il $C:A Ax J -I I i ± ' " - ' Ji ‘ Ill III HI Hill LTWT-WIWIWrfflMMTTWm-rwriMnHMmafWhM-MrMMWWriaHIIMlI r- Oil in I — - ' — — — i r' J-? ’rf- Aars - litriliniMMhlr !- —?T-"L- -— — IIW I ! lh ft Hftuarw- -IPt p - j |