The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-26
HEAVY AUTO SALES
result FROM SHOW
Leading Cars in Exhibit Prop
erty of WeIl-known Citizens
of Utah and City.
MEANS THAT MOTORING
WILL BE LEADING SPORT
Purchases Range From Largest
Touring Cars TO the DaintieSt
Electrics for Women.

Society disportcd itself al the Auto.
mobile show Friday evening. Many
were present whb had attended during
The earlier DAYS of the week, aud ow-
ing 10 the large number of novelties
received since ihc opening il was like
new exposition. Tho h. j. Gilmer
company ut last received the two
classy Americans already described and
their booth was completely filed there
by attracting the greatest amount
of attention with five 1910 cars, all
OF the very latest design and only un-
loaded from the factory this week.
After having their booth empty several
days of the week. the exhibit made u
great showing The additional cleetrcs
in the Utah Implement and Vehicle
company also added TO the general cX-
hibit
Carl Horst has coming today VIM
ston two-passenger Torpedo racing car,
n seven passenger Winton touring and
n seven-passepger Palmer Singer tour
ing car. but he thinks they will be
TOO late for the show, and he VIII there
fore exhibit them at his garage.
Toward the end Of the show mag
mary racing bets are being made and
thousands are being put upon paper
for these races between the cars that
have attracted the greatest amount of.
attention III tue show.
Day Of Big Sales.
Many sales were reported Friday at
the Automobile show. evidencing the
growing popularity Of The exposition
and the fact that motoring viii take
place in the front rank of all sport
the coming summer The Randall-Dodd
company placed a 1910 model standard
Thomas in the show. and 1T attracted
great attention This is the forty-horse-
power car which hes been so popular
with the public. Several Of this class
have areudv.-' lJccr disposed OF, two
carloads being received this week. The
Ellis Freed Thomas is still one OF the
greatest attractions of the show, and
il looks now as Il another Of the Same
} make will shortly be brought 10 thls
city
In Sharman 5 booth the golden brown
fifty horsepower standardization. one
of the elassiest cars in the big build
ing. has been taken by Bert Bailey.
and when nc makes run down the
boulevard he Will have 4 motor that
Will be the envy OF all his friends.
Mr.. Sharmau also reports the sale TO
3. +. Bauer of the ffty-borsepower
Stoddard- DAYTON This car is III
dark blue and is a seven passenger tour
/ ING car. George +, cave of Ogden
secures the olive green Stoddard-Day-
ton. This car is upholstered in hand
hufTed imported leather and IS a
beauty.
The l.. !. Gilmer company has sold
10 A Fred Wey the American TraVeier-
This ear was only placed in the show
Hast evening. 1t is the new 1910 model
and painted in rich Ruben red, with
black trimmings. This company also
reports the sale of an American lrar-
elcr to the Miskiu Wheel company,
which they arc to equip With the MIS-
kin wheels and demonstrate Its posi-
bilities. Tho Miskiu wheels have att
'racted great deal of attention at
the local automobile show. The COM
pany realizes the possibilities IN tho
American Traveller 10 demonstrate the
wheel TO the best advantage. and in
tends demonstrating thc wheel beyond
ell doubt iu all of the larger cities N
Utah, as we'll As farther east
Problem Probably Solved,
The, Aliskiu wheel people believe they
have at last solved the problem OF 40
ing away with pneumatic tlres, aud are
50 confident of the practical success
of thcir invention that they have dc
cidcd 10 give ~ \ thorough test on
the foEtv-inch American Within = Pc
rioG OF a short time the car VIII he
seen on the streets ct SaIt LAKE ann
throughout The state demonstrating tne
possibilities OF the new wheel. Local
capital Is financing the proposition, and
SD grcailv enthuScd are those lnlor-
e2,el ju rbe success Of the whec! that
great things axe expected.
| II the Miekin wheel people prove 10
have % practical wheel for automc-
hiIes as rhcv clujW the automobile lu-
! Jusrry VIII be TeVolutlonlZed Millions
o. people throughout the country Wlu
| wgtch with interest the results or thS
test. salt Lake should consider itself
| Favored 20 be the Surt picked ont Tor
tue initial demonstration.
The graceful Packard Phaetou 1910
model is thc property az i. Frank Judge,
aud the Detroit Electric The only ionf'
! passenger brnugham, ~ owner by MNS.
Il. {. Gcmm"ll, these TWO being much
admired by rhc thrnng.
The Consolidated Wagon aud Ma
chine company reports sales as follows;
~. !. Hewlett Knox; Dr. w NJ.
Stookcy. Nclic; J. II. Parry an Over
| land
! several Of The papers locally have
fallen into error in stating chat tho
| Nnitc Steamer company will bulld =
I large factory here. Such would he out
i,,f ItN "A ION
| tho ccinppuy has ono 81 tho largest
| plants ia the country back cast. NInn-
! ccr r. K. Nclchcrt stated Friday tlaC
| what Was meant WaS the White garage
| Tho company VIII build East First
South street for the local reprcsc ntatives
/ aud whore tho White VIII be sold and