The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20

| expected that over 100 cars will be sold
/ to Salt Lake people.
| Rates granted by the railroads proved
! 10 be q big incentive to the outside Wis
itOrS. 1t was roughly estimated that $50
We're present from other parts of the state
and Idaho.
! This is fine" said Manager Bill Rish-
/ el. This beats everything that has been
doped out in the way of q first night at
tendance. Success is evident. This is the
Irst snow ever given in this country by
automobile men, when all of the exhibits
were ready as soon as the doors were
opened. This is a record, I believe, and
! the cooperation of all the dealers is re-
SpOnsible."
Although special nights have been set
aside Tor society, society was present last
4 night IN large numbers. Parties Of eight
and ten people made the rounds, were
! loaded down with flowers and literature
and departed satisfied.
At the Tom Botterill corpany's booth
croWds surrounded the busy statesmen at
all times Frank BOtteriIl was in charge
and guests were made comfortable by
SoecioUs seats arranged in the booth.
Sam Sharman displayed more cars than
any other of the dealers, his REQ Kiddo
| being one OF the features Of the show
Here society folks were in evidence at
all times.
Musical Program.
The Temple City Quartet was the fea-
ture OF the musical program, the mem
bers being Bowman Johnson, Walter
Behle, Jack Farrell and Walter Farr
Vocal selections by Miss Florence Locke
added materially to the music The pro-
gram was as follows:
March, Beau Ideal .................. Sousa
Popular selection, Nine. Modiste.......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Herbert
Grand waltz, Wedding OF the Winds.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hall
Overture, William Tell ............ Rossini
Grand selection, Serenade Herbert
Caprices-
a Whispered Thoughts .............. Brown
b In Any Dream ................ Robinson
Popular Songs Of the Day 900. Edwards
March, Olympia acknowledgements. Clark
Night For Society.
Tuesday and Friday evenings NJ This
week have been set aside as society
nights. Special music has been prepared
consisting OF selections from the TemDIe
City Quartet and Miss Florence Locke,
musical programs by Held's band are to
be given every afternoon and night of the
coming week. The committee announced
last night that arrangements We're now
being made TO have special vaudeville
sketches from talent secured from the To-
cal theatres. These will probably begin
with tomorrow nights program.
Everything on Schedule.
Promptly upon scheduled time. the first
cars arrived at the entrance of the Au-
ing. being the display of the Sharman
Auto company. All were towed to the
scene Of the show, and this made a small
parade i'm itself. A big Apperson was
the first, followed in line by the Stod-
dard-DaytOn. REQ and Maxwell The Tom
BOtterili string of machines followed
among them being the Pierce-ArrOW. the
POpe-HaTtfOTd Chalmers-Detroit Stew
ens-DuTyea, Hudson and Babcock Elec-
trio. Gimer's parade consisting OF Amer
leans, CrOXtOn-Keeton and the famous
Irving airShip came next. The Franklin,
Nehe and Overland followed, and were
wheeled Immediately to the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine Company's booth The
Utah Implement-Vehicle company came
next, with a string of electrics, followed
by a shining array from the Utah Motor
Car company, consisting of a Packard
Detroit Electric and Cadillac. Evans,
Hewes & Evans, with their lineup of
standard Skies followed, and directly
behind them came the Randall-DOdd dis
play of Bucks, Thomas Flyers OIdsmO-
biles and Oaklands. When the Studebak
line came to the doors it seemed as if the
widened to admit the big Studebaker
laundalet, and the several other large
cars handled by this company. Carl
Horst came next on schedule time with
his big WintOn Six, while at the same
time A. o. Whitmore rode up in his Baker
Electric. Joseph Finigan was on the
seat of the big Chadwick sent by the
Raymond-BTacken company, with a Pre-
mier. Everett and a Jackson. A. F. Saw
age brought in a whole carload of Hup-
mobiles next, with a Moon and a Warren
Detroit while the TaXicab company
ended the stream Of cars with its famil-