Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
Biggest Carriage Repository
In The Country.

that are carefully rubbed down into
The grain of the wood. aud then given
thrce and four coats of Vnruish, two
of which have been carefully dubbed
IN, the surface Of the article thus
treated, shines with u beautiful mstrc
that evidences not the slightest un-
cveuness of surface The stripping Is
done with geometrlc eNactness. and the
work turned out q credit To- any COM
Germ. feature is made Of repaint
ing vehicles and of lettering, where
desired In any style OF work This
Is artistic. thorough, and bears well
the closest inspection The black
smith shop turns out the best quality
Of work, with skilled help. And speak
ing of help, 1t may Le remarked thet
such thing as a strike was never
known In the Studebakcr factories for
the general management maintains q
generous policy in the treatment of the
men that cuts off all suggestion of
strikes or labor troubles. The car
penter shop is a very complete depart
ment Repairs and alterations of all
kinds are constantly being made here,
speciality being made Of wagon tops.
Rcmodelltng In this particular line is
often called for. and wagons are con-
tnually being brought In for changes
of that character. Then seats have
to be changed, additions made to the
vi lhlIldl pattern, anu NpullNitFS hlItt
little jobs done that require skilled
labor, The best selected lumber is
brought from Indiana. noticeably the
indiana poplar, which is used a great
deal In wagon manufacture.
The great yard at the rear Is an
interesting place. 1t is surrounded
with a continuous shed under which
are stored every kind Of the heavier
wagons that inventive ingenuity can
devise. There are farm wagons Of
all sizes, suited for any agricultural
purpose There are drays. both great
and small, sprinkllng carts, flushing
wagons, freight wagons, etc. II Is
wonderful exhibit all round Again,
there is the apartment for reCharg
ing electric automobiles, which is COM
plete In its way, and many other in
teresting and instructive features. The
facilities for receiving and delivering
goods are excellent, as every move IS
made on system, There are 100
people employed at the Salt Lake es-
Enlistment of the Studebaker COM
pany. and the business has increased
immensely within the last year.
car load of goods no sooner arrives
than II is shipped right out to pur-
chasers in different parts of the coun-
try.
One feature about the Studebaker
repository. which will attract the no
IlCe OF the NlSitOr is tne IdCt mat tIlS
proverb, "Order is Heavens first law
Is honored here. 1t seems to be an
uuwritten regulation in every de-
partment. "A Place for Everything,
and Everything in its Place" SO that
when any particular piece Of goods
is wanted, the employe knows just
where it is and how TO get it. Time,
money ana patience are saved in this
way,
The Salt Lake house Is the central
station for branch houses in different
parts of the immediate west. and are
to be found in Utah. Idaho, Wyoming
and Nevada. Among the Utah branches
are those at Logan, Ogden, Nj Pleas
ant Spanish Fork, St George. Nernal'
Riohtield, Nephi, Oasis Bountiful,
Layton, Plain City, Hooper, ProYi-
dence, Circleville, Coalville, Paysor.
Collinston. American Fork,
Heher, West Jordan Murray, Sandy,
Price. In Idaho some of the
more important branches are At Mont
peier, Malad. Blackfoot Idaho Falls
Pocatelo, Preston, Rexburg and St
There is not a road in this inter-
mountain country that does not have
u ,Stude baker wheel ON IT, with more
coming.