The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
Utah and Colorado
Argue Over Rules
FINE WEATHER MAKES
AUTOMOBILE SALES
Agents Are Doing Big Business,
in Utah and Idaho
Cities.

The Randall-Dodd Automobile COM
pany expects a big shipment of Thomas
Flyers in the early part Of this week.
Manager Dodd said that the biggest part
Of tho shipment has been spoken for,
and he is preparing duplicate order
TO meet tho present demand.
640 flyer was delivered last week
TO the Hoffman Bros. real estate
agents, and DR.. Ulman also purchased
the same style OF car. The 6-40s are
said to be ideal roadsters and give good
service.
sharnlan Will Return.
Sam Sharman of the Sharman Auto
company wires from Idaho, where ho'
has been the past week. that ho has
sold four cars and will return today or
tomorrow, we'll satisfied with his trip.
The cars sold include one Stoddard-Day-
ton, one REQ, one Mitchell and one Max
well
The Maxwell car established new
world s record for distance run with
out stopping the motor. The car set cut
10 cover 10000 miles, which is 5000
miles more than any other automobile
has ever accomplished.
Glidden Pathfinder.
The Studebaker F.. M. +. 80 made IN
successful start from the Hotel Pont-
chartrain, Detroit, as the official Gid,
den tour pathfinder, and the Studebaker
company Of this city, agents for Ever.
ett- Metzger Flanders company, received
several wires Saturday detailing thq
progress of tho pathfinder, which up
to late hour last night had made good
progress, having gone from Chicago to-
Milwaukee, reaching there IN perfect
condition. The car is bound for Denver
and the agents here arc watching the
progress of the trip with Il great deal
of interest, as the success of the car
means several sales III this city which
| at the present time are pending
\ Studebaker touring car was sold to
G; w. Nibley last week, 1909 model D.
Tho car so far has proved satisfactory,
being one of the easiest running ma
chimes in the city
odells Touring Country.
Starting on an automobile tour Of no
less than ten countries, George T. Odell'
and party Of this city have sailed from
New York on the French liner La
Provence for Europe. where in the
course of the next four or five months
they will travel between 5000 and 1000
miles, using six-cyllnder Franklin
touring car.
Accompanying Mr. Odell are his wife
and daughter, Miss Marie Odell, and
his sister, Mrs. A s. Wright. The mo-
tor car will be driven by Henry Potter
Of Salt Lake City, who has had much
experience touring with Mr.. Odell, and
who, on his way east TO take the steam
er, spent a few days at the Franklin
automobile school. recently established
| at the Franklin factory at Syracuse.
Landing at Havrc, the tourists will 90
to Paris and Bordeaux and thence into
| Spain, there visiting San Sebastian,
| Saragosa and Barcelona. Returning TO
Franco on the way TO Italy, they will
visit Montpelier, Marseilles and Monaco,
and in Italy VIII follow Il route leading
| through Genoa, Florence, Rome, Milan
and Venice. In traversing Austria tho
| party will tarry at Vienna, aud in Swift
zerland at Zurich. Through Germany
by way of Munich, Stuttgart, LEIPZIG
! and Berlin, the travellers will 60 10
Luxcmburg and thence by way OF
Ghent in Belgium back to France,
whence from Calais they will cross TO
England, going from London to Ply
| mouth, Shrewsbury and Newcastle.
Crossing the Scottish border, they will
visit Edinburgh, Inverness, Wick and
Aberdeen. Returning through England
by way of Carlisle and Chester, they
will make Liverpool their port of de-
parture Tor home.