Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-23

cars will be wired and elevated and
an Idea viii be obtained in regard to
their working capacity.
The sales continue galore and at
noon today the 100000 mark was
almost reached. The dealers do not
wish to give out either the amount OF
their sales or the names of the buy
crS for reasons of their own But all
of the men behind the big companies
which have made the show success
are wearing broad and gladsome
smiles. The success of the show from
a business standpoint is already asSuf-
ed. The receipts at the gate are GER
tain to pay the expenses and the sales
have been much heavier than was ex-
pected.
More cars arc coming in each day
and are being added to, or substituted
for. autos which have been on cXhiDi-
ton. The shipments have been hurried
along and there is something new TO
see every day. A feature of the show
is the happy arrangements made by
Manager Rishel, the appointments be-
ing immaculato and the unvarying
courtesy extended to all visitors by the
men in charge of the booths.
There have been numberless jokes
which have kept broad smiles upon all
faces about the building. for story is
quickly disseminated. One Is upon
Harry Elliott OF the Utah Motor Car
company, which Is being told and en-
joyed with much gusto. Mr.. Elliott is
an expert of experts and is something
OF the Lord Chesterfield when II comes
to the little-or great-things of life.
THAT car is very pretty remarked
n trinity clad young woman in the early
twcnties this morning, as she stood be-
fore a Cadillac 80" Does il run by
stcam?" and she turned pair OF in
quiring and innocent blue orbs upon
Mr.. Elliott
NO. that is q gasoline car" returned
Mr.. Elliott. "It Is run by the vnpor
which Is cast OFF from the Rockefeller
product when IL Is ignited," and the
expert looked somewhat bored as TO
information.
"Oh. how nice" came the quick re-
sponse And what arc all these ham
dies for?" and she fingered them low
lngly.
"They are what YOU work the car
with" and 1t was plainly to be seen
that Mr.. Elliott was stumped. You
see, it's this Way and he entered
into long explanation Go which the
young woman listened with the closest
attention. She wes so much interested
that Mr. Elliott Induced her to take
ride in a duplicate car. which stood on
Richards street. With two friends they
entered the Cadillac and took a spin
out South Temple
Don't you think could make il go2"
innocently Inquired the girl. after the
expert had shown about everything
there was about the car.
YOUNG WOMAN CHAUFFEUR.
We'll" hesltatlngly. you might try
and he resigned the wheel to her with
many qualms keeping in close touch. To
his great surprise. she grasped the
wheel with a master hand and after a
time tore down the street at a record
breaking clip. turned into Richard
street, and made a stop within six
teenth inch of the curb without touch
Ing tire.
sThank you very much" she smiled.
as she and her companions left. II en-
joyed that very much" The young
woman is a daughter of a wealthy
family of this city. has two big tour
ing cars, a runabout, and an electric.
ali of which she tools about the coun-
try at law-defytng speeds. But later
on, shortly before noon, an order came
In for a Cadillac and Mr.. Elliott could
smile back at the jibes of his fellow
automobilists who had been having all
sorts of enjoyment out Of the Incident.
Tuesday night at the show there were
HotcU present hdgol dilu rii . opiih ~
Bransford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank b.
Stephens. Mr., and Mrs. j. c. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. H. Walker. Mr.
and Mrs A NJ. Wrench, Mr., and Mrs,
L. B. Mccormick. Mr. and Mrs. o, j.
Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs, ]. r. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Woodruff. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. V. Dcrrah. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene r. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mont
Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Ferry.
]. A. Pollock, Charles Simpson Miss
Mildred Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Gilmer. Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Megeath,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. F. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Dclano, Ned Delano, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Earls. Mr. and Mrs. w.
s. Henderson. the Misses Isabel and
Amy Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Kricbcl. MIR. and Mrs. Richard P
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. w. P. KIser, Mr..
and Mrs. H. ]. Fitzgerald, E. Is.
Wicks. Mr.. and Mrs. H, Bcrtram. Fred
c. Smith. Kelsey Chatfeld. Roger
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