The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27

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II Is all over. The Grst annual au-
lomoblle show is Il matter of history,
IL was 4 success In every way and
each dealer is more than satisfied. Salt
Lake has once again proved itself alive
10 IT'S opportunities aud its fame is
now being spread abroad among motor
lists the country over. Not only has
the first show been pleasantly ended.
hut II has been decided that it will
be given every year and tho second at.
tempt viii be more elaborate in every
way.
The show camc TO an end at 1880
q clock Saturday evening, When the
tab implement aud Vehicle company
moved out IS first car. an electric. FL
lis Freed followed with his Thomas
FLYER, and in five minutes the Randall.
Dodd booth was elnpticd Giimer, the
Consolidated and Tom Botterill fol
lowed, and thep came Horst aud Stude
baker. After them The Sharman and
decentralization companies took hold
md IN seventeen minutes exactly one
half the cars were out of the hall,
An Interesting Spectacle.
From 4 spectacular standpoint it was
one Of the most interesting events of
the week, aud the appearance of the
west side Of the hall was that of an
tho music was playing and thc crowd,
the largest since the show opened, APP
plauded the workers.
Saturday wall long be remembered as
day of big sales and large crowds.
AL afternoon and evening the visitors
poured INTO the brightly decorated hall,
aud. with the entire number Of booths
Iillcd with new cars maBy Of which
had been received only All the last mo.
ment, the exhibition was almost as
great novelty as on the opening night.
ii was well-dresscd and fashionable
assembiage. too, and all the dealers
aimed 10 make the closing event mem
cradle.
Olson Wins Buick.
Champagne flowed in the Randall
Dodd booth, and when the bids for the
Buick were opened it was found that
\. Y. Olson Of tho Western Electric
company was the highest bidder. his
figures being $3.50. And he Will there
fore take the car that made the famous
endurance run prior to the opening
OF the show
At the Gilmer and Bottcrill booths
flowers were given away, and in the
Moon and Hupmobile quarters delicious
punch was served, so. all in all, The
closing hours assumed the appearance
Of q social event
The music was furnished bv Held s
band, the Temple City quartette and
Miss Florence Locke. aud much ap.
plause followed the rendition Of each
Humber.
Day of Big Sales.
Tom Bottcrill was happy over the re-
suits of the show, although glad of
IN opportunity of getting home 10 rest.
lie reported sales as follows: !. r.
Walker, Pierce-Great Arrow 6.cylindcr,
g., -, horsepower touring;, r. i. Keddie,
Chalmers Detroit 4-cylinder, 30-horse
power touring; r. L, Allen of Provo,
horsepower touring; j. p. Mofratt,
Pope Hartford 4-cyliuder. 45-horsepow
er touring: J, CPennv. I.cylinder 40
horsepower Pope Hartford.
When The show ended practically ev-
cry car IN the house was to be dcliv-
cred 10 some fortunate purchaser,
among the sales not previously re,
ported being those OF the Hupmobile
TO o. D. Romney, Dr. \. S. Bower,
Or. G.. S. Sandberg, DR.. S. RI. Allen
all of Salt Lake; j. D. Larson of the
Provo Post. ". S. Kelver of Oxford,
Ida; John Wood of Murray, +. C. Mac,
tarlanc of Milford and w. S. Birrell of
Idaho Falls.
W. S. Henderson secures seven
passenger sixty-horsepower touring car
and the kimball Richards company a
Premier seven passenger forty-horse-
power touring car, both from the Ray
mond- -BTackcn company
Carl Horst delivers to Glen r. Both
well the handsome Wintou Six, forty
eight horsepower seven passenger.
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a Baker electric runabout.
The Consolidated Wagon aud Ma
chine company reports the sale of an
auto buggy TO Joseph Johnson of Rich
field, Vclies TO IT, T.. Elliott of Rich.
field, James Bigler Of Nephi and |. III.
Pinkerton OF this city.
The Randall-Dodd people have sold
The city, and express themselves as
being greatly pleased with the show
and its results. +. p. Nehrbas. con
sulting and road engineer of the i. r
Thomas Motor company (Thomas Fly
CRY. was visitor yesterday. and
passed the day in the Randall-Dodd
booth, where his car is handled. Mr.
Nebrbas has been TO every show in
tbe country. and he says that the one
in Salt Lake compares favorably with
any and there is a harmony and interest
at work here that is pleasant to con.
template and Will add much toward the
success of future events.
Interested in Automobiles,
''1t is remarkable, said Mr., Nehr.
bias. chow the public is taking an in
tcrcst i'll the automobile business. and
the ease with which the details are
being mastered. Today the average
man knows much about the real points
OF a motor and faInilIarizes himself
with details. knowing the advantages
oil SIX cylinders over four or a longer