The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-24
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4 rule was adopted which prevented
any exhibitor advertising any article ex-
cept that pertaining TO his exhibit and
this fact brought out much fun yester-
day when a pretty booklet. passed out
by the Salt Lake Hardware company on
solar lamps, was criticised by first one
OF the committee and then another, on
the front cover is jackrabbit running
at full TIT. and this was declared by the
iokers TO be the ad for the Apperson
Jackrabbit. and was therefore not a
proper advertisement to be put out by
that firm. Many OF the committee were
caught In the josh.
One dealer estimates that the sales
Will net over 100000.
The Maxwell No. . is a quick seller
among the cars OF the light class.
The overland'ss novelty lies in the fact
that it is worked in manner similar TO
an electric, and women and children have
taken 10 II.
The big electric truck drew up before
the auditorium as an electric phaeton
moved away from the entrance. The
contrast was striking,
Utah will shortly pass the 1000 mark
In the number OF automobiles owned
a clever advertising stunt is the auto
mobile with moving wheels on top OF the
Mccormick block. AS night display 1t
rs really attractive.
P, C, Dykes has offered to give all
the girls hay ride on Saturday night
in the mammoth truck.
Several Maxwell cars have been sold
to Idaho parties.
The c. w, &; NJ. company reports many
sales to local and out of-town purchasers
in Franklins, Velies and Overlands.
The Gilmer people have ordered addi-
/ tional CroXton Keeton taxicabs.
Stephen n. Bourne is making arrange
ments 10 establish local agency for the
Matthewson MARI flying machine.
The Temple City quartette received a
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Miss Locke was also the recipient OF
much applause.
Ellis Freed held a reception around his
beautiful Thomas Flyer all OF last even
week whom he invited his will be a
strenuous life for six or seven days.
The studebakers dropped letter or
two on the floor, Autographed in fac
simlle Of the English postmark and
"Skibo Castle" 1t proved to be a letter
written from one American visiting at
Mr.. Carnegie's home and telling OF the
! merits OF the Studebaker car. The en-
velope and letter were so perfect that all
who picked one up were quite taken in
and the clever catch was frequently
complimented.
OLite products and accessories OF the
Monarch Motor company, and they are
receiving attention from the motor fans,
The Chadwick Six, owned by Louis
Mehse and exhibited by the Raymond
| Bracken Auto company. attracts conSid-
| cradle attention as one of the classy cars
| In the building,
The Randall Dodd exhibit was per-
| fected last night when the stripped
| Thomas Flyer was put In motion through
electric power. and all who visited the
booth could see the perfect cars ready
for travelling and then the entire mechan-
! ism In operation This greatly added to
| the company's display.
Speaking of electricity. the Western
Electric is there with a very fine dis
| play OF novelties that go to make the
electric equipment Of modern automo
bile complete.
The Miskin wheel. the invention OF A
r Miskin of Idaho Falls, Is Il novelty
that is being carefully studied by the
! enthusiasts.