The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
UP AND DOWN SALT LAKES
BUSY AUTOMOBILE ROW

the PRINCIPAL topic Of discussion. \
great many ideas were advanced for
the bctterment OF Bottcrill service. Mr..
BotteriJl IN his talk TO the employees,
after reading the year report OF bust
ness, said that it was the most salts
factory and best year that the Tom
Bottcrill Automobile company had had
since the opening Of the establishment
In Salt Lake City six years ago. The
advantage of these dinners to patrons
Of the Tom Botterill Auto company is
pialnly evident as it is today the most
thoroughly equipped establishment FOR
giving service Of any automobile cstab.
llSbmcnt west of the Mississippi.
Manager Thad Naylor of the Stude-
b5kor branch of Boise is n visitor in
salt Lake, Mr., Naylor declared he
came to Salt Lake TO see the 1919
models OF the Studebaker. about which
he has heard so much, but has been
unable to get demonstrators on account
Of the demand for the cars.
Manager A. L. Taylor and /. A.
Langford of tho Salt Lake Auto COM
pany left last night for Los Angeles.
President Langford, take in the Los
Angeles automobile row and return to
Salt Lake in about week.
a S. Merserve Of Logan, who repre-
seuts the Studebakcr company iu that
city. was called into Salt Lake this
week by Manager G. A. Ouiglcy of the
Studebaker company to help with the
opening of tho new Studebakcr garage
on State street, Many Of Mr.. Mes
erve's Logan prospects came to Salt
Lake this week TO see the new 1913
models.
Among the Salt Lake automobile
dealers who have announced their in
tentlon TO tako in the New York auto.
mobile row Is Manager ]. r. Hall Of The
Campbell Automobile company. Mr.
Hall will leave for tho east shortly af.
ter January ! ip company with r. T.
Campbell, Mr.. Hall expects 10 pick
up all the latest wrinkles in the auto
game in tho cast for distribution among
bis prospects the coming year.
The Jcffers Auto company has taken
on the agency of tho Jackson car. Mr.
Jeffcrs closed the deal the past week
with Sales Manager f., T. Newton. who
was in tho city. The Jeffers company
handled tho Overland tho past season
and the firm is well known in local au-
tomobilc circles.
M. B. Scully OF Boise is in Salt Lake
on business trip. Mr.. Sculy is Que
of the old time automobile men of the
Idaho capital aud has been connected
with some Of the largest automobile
orga uzatious IN that city 1t is pos
sible Mr.. Scully will locate in Salt Lake
for 1918, although he is considering a
proposition to head new firm at Boise.
The Studebaker company moved into
its new quarters on State street last
week and is now quartered in what is
perhaps the largest automobile estab.
lishmeut in the west The salesroom
will take care of about fifty ears with
Que crowding. Immediately IN the rear
is one Of the largest garages ip the city
aud in connection with this is the new
repair shop, which covers more floor
space than any in the west, Tho repair
shop has been equipped with the most
modern machinery to facilitate work.
1t is thoroughly lighted which greatly
increases tho efficiency of the workmen.
Friday was the biggest days bust
ness during tnr prpsppt winter season