Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26
FIESTA NIGHT
FOR AUT0|STS
Big Show at Auditorium Will Close
Tonight in a Blaze
Of Glory.
RULES ARE TO BE SUSPENDED
RULES ARE TO BE SUSPENDED
Honking of Horns and Confetti TO be
Ecaturcs-Show Is Great
Success.

An attendance which viii rcacf
1850, sales of machines which vii
easily aggregate $3.50 600, the presenc,
in the city of at least 2.00O visitor.
who averaged at least an expenditure
of $50 per capita. and an advertise
mcnt for Salt Lake as a center to
tributary territory. which is worth an
things which the automobile show has
done Tor the city.
The first automobile show of Salt Lake
draws to a close, ending tonight when
the time merges into Sunday, 1t was
starred as an experiment and has
emerged from a frail she'll as a live
animal which will live through years
to come. The men who came through"
and backed the show financially are
smiling smiles of great longitude and
latitude, and there is reason For not
only has their foresight been justified
but into the Golfers of the Automo-
bile Dealers of Salt Lake association,
there goes a tidy sum with which
something Is to be done during the
summer in the way OF exhibiting up
to-date cars at a propitlou9 time.
FIESTA TONIGHT.
II is to be gala tonight at the Audi
Everything goes" The law against
horns and other noise producing con-
trivances is to be declared unconsti-
tutional. and even at the present mo-
ment there are ominous looking We
hicles. and not of gasoline, which arc
being installed in various booths.
These are carriers of decoctlons with
which John D. has no connection and
they are made expressly to cater to
dusty throats. There are added dec
orations and when the chimes mark
the hour of 10 the hilarious time is to
start.
Dealers throughout the city have
been digging into last years store OF
confetti and the market has been rising
steadily Horns are at a premium and
Chief of Police Sam Barlow promises
TO be the piece de resistance of the en-
semble In his beglittcred uniform. Just
as a matter OF public safety, as he
says. Manager "Bnr Rishel will be
here, there. and everywhere with his
muscular impressiveness, and-well,
there is to be a good time all around.
And after it is all over. and the
weather deities are propitious, there
will be numerous JOY rides.
JOY RIDES.
The quiescent monsters who have
been deprived of their gaseous life for
the past week VIII be fed and Will ac-
quire their pristine strength They will
jump forth on the streets CARRYING gay
parties to various popular stretches
OF road. piloted by the men who have,
courteously and uncomplainngly, Civ
en- their best efforts during a siren
uous seven-day stretch to elucidate
just how a motor car has its being
and few other things
Inc Motor company claim the record
Tor the week. They made the first sale,
acknowledged, of a Hupmobile half an
hour after the show opened The car
seems to have been a marked favor
lite throughout and the following sales
are reported by 4. F. Savage and A.
+. White, who have conducted their
booth personally: o. D. Romney. A.
Samuel II. Allen of Salt Lake; ].
David Larson, Provo: w. S. Kelver
Oxford, Ida. John Wood. Murray; r |
{: McFarlane. Milford; W. S. BirrclI, |
Idaho Falls Ida.
This is Just a sample of the sales
which have been made during the !
week. 1t has been an unqualified sue |
cess all the way through and the ad |
yertlsement to the city has been some |
thing tremendous. The railroads have
helped along in granting reduced rates
ana already there Is talk of the show
ior next year. Tho first automobile
snow OF Salt Lake will close tonight
WIN peasant thoughts from all and
hope of repetition along larger lines
next year.