The San Francisco call., 1910-10-30
SHOW POSTER HAS
JUST BEENISSUED
Typical California Girl Is Shown
in Most Attractive
Design

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uled Tor 1dora park November 10 to 20.
under the auspices of the Oakland auto
mobile dealers association. will be ad-
vertised throughout the Pacific coast
by the most attractive poster ever de-
signed in this vicinity for similar pur-
poses. The richness of the poster is
insured by the use OF eight colors that
combine perfectly in depicting beau
tiful girl inspecting an auto through
a lorgnette. The auto, which is Of min
iature design. is raised on a PEDESTAL.
The girls pose is particularly well con :
ceived, while the perfect lines that mark
her face make her unusually attrac-
tive.
The various dealers who have con-
tracted for exhibiting space at the show
are rapidly planning the details for
their display and getting their exhibits
ordered from their factories. Promi-
nent among electrics shown will be the
displays of the Bay Cities electric COM
pany, which has branches in both Oak
land and San Francisco. This company
will show q full line of both Detroit
and Columbus electrics. feature will
be the model M large Detroit brougham,
which is the largest enclosed type
Of electrics made. The new Columbus
shaft driven coupe and tho Detroit de-
livery wagon, will also demand their
share of attention.
Another interesting exhibit at the
show will be the complete 1911 line Of
HupmobilesS including the new tor
pedo body, coupe and touring car types
S. G. Chapman will also display several
Oakland models in addition to these
Hupps.
Manager John F. McLain Of the
Franklin automobile company has re-
ceived a letter say
Reni H:i.;e Hses tfs 'haa stssSa
- and land seekers
on the Cheyenne
and Standing Rock land reservations in
South Dakota are being escorted over
the country in a six cylinder AZ horse
power seven passenger motor car which
has averaged 500 miles a week.
Fasteners who go to that section of
the west expecting to find 1T wild and
woolly" are surprised upon leaving the
train to. find big Franklin car waiting
vation they may desire to see, takin g
them over the prair1es more quickly
and conveniently than they could go by
train or any other conveyance
The car is owned by Major r. ]. War
ner of the Cheyenne and Standing Rock
land company. He pronounces it indis-
pensable in his business. His head
quarters are at Aberdeen.
In 10 weeks of the past summer the
car travelled s,001 miles over the two
reservations in upper South Dakota.
week, and during this time the air in
the four tires was never renewed.
On one occasion the car was driven
1000 miles through the Black hills with
no trouble of any nature Immediately
after the completion of the S,001 miles
in 10 weeks the car was driven about
800 miles in a month and still there
was no tire trouble.
c. E. Mathewson, Pacific coast man
ager of the Diamond rubber company.
has received the
More Praise loAoWIng Iett e
for Di.moud. from T. J. Baldwin
-- of Portland, Ore:
81 received the
34x4 tube which you sent to replace the
one returned to you from Sacramento,
Cal. Thank>you very much and let me
say that your tires did me good service
on my Haynes car which l had driven
through from st. Paul, Minn., to Port
land, Ore; drove them $500 miles be-
fore / started on the trip and three of
them came through as far as Drain.
Ore. making over 5000 miles. Very
good, thank you, on such roads as we
found some of the way"