The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-14

Fred Sharman left last week
for Montana. Mr.. ;;harman has de-
cidcd TO engage in dry farming and
has purchased % large plot Of ground in
that section of the country and viii
adopt modern methods of farming on
large scale.
Aycl Thcllcmann. special shop
systcmatiZIng agent OF the Pierce com
pany. left for Kansas City, after spend
ing the better part Of j month in
Salt Lake. While here he installed
lot of now special machinery in the
Bottcril mechanical department
Sid Theohold, manager of the United
Stntes Tire COMPANY branch in this
city, reports busy week with visiting
tire statesmen Among those who
dropped in were i. a, Sears, manager
of the Fisk branch of Butte. Mont.
and {. s. GRAND, travelling inspector FOR
the United States company. TheoDold
SAYS he is thinking Of having leather
covered scttccs installed in the local
branch TO take care of visitors.
T.. l.. IIiteman, manager Of the Dia-
mond tire branch in this city, left last
night for Boise on . business trip.
S. II. Sharman is back from trip to
the Cadillac factory nj Detroit. While
away Mr. Sbarman attended the an
nual meeting of the Cadillac agents.
Tom Bottcrill manager Of the Tom
Botterill Automobile agency Of Denver,
spent part of the week visiting his
brother, Frank Botterill, He left for
Los Angeles Friday evening.
G. II. IEumpbries. manager of the
-,.,h 4i,, md
n business call this week from Eddie
Cainpion, manager of the Seattle
branch of the Fircstonc. Campiop is
an oldtimcr and we'll known i'll the
western trade.
Harry Elliot. who talks Buics to
prospects and occasionally slips one
over. is one of the oldest saIesmcn in
the game today. Hardly - week passes
by that some of his old acquaintance
do not drop in this city. During last
week Elliot renewed friendships with
Sam Samuels, former manager Of the
National racing team, and Jack Payne,
travelling representative of the Moon
company.
Tommy Davis, salesman for the
Studebaker Bros. company, took a
string of five f.. NJ. T. cars south this
week. All were delivered to their
new owners,
j.. \, Fidy. Ogden manager Of the
Bertram Motor Supply company, spent
Thursday III Salt Lake.
j. c. Riley. local manager of the
Goodyear Rubber company was busy
wearing a smile yesterday OIL receipt
of a letter from the factory notifying
bDt hn I1n0
tires per day from now on. Riley says
the output of his company this Year
would equip a string of automobiles
from San Francisco to New York.
L. Z. Becraft aud Sales Manager
Horn of the Becraft Automobile COM
pany of Ogden, we're in Salt Lake on
Friday looking over the local trade
situation with n view to establishing
a branch house in this city.
j. w. Duffin, salesman for the
Studebaker Bros. saws he would like
TO see an automobile route going north
from Montpelier through Star valley
Duftln says some OF the best roads in
the west are to be found in that sec
tiou of the country.
Walker Cheesman. of the Cheesman
Automobile company says his company
is now contemplating the building of a
new garage. Although the firm has
been In It's new building but Il short
month, thev find IL too small and eX-
pcct 10 build a new and larger garage
on the corner of Fourth South and
West Temple streets. Definite plans
VIII be announced in few DAYS.
Jack Gilmer, manager of the Utah
Motor company, has Just completed ar
rangements TO furnish Il new automo.
bile stage line with its cars. Gilmcr
says new company will shortly he in.
corporatcd ard will operate stage
between Salt Lake and the town of
Lark. Two round trips will be made
each day, one returning 10 Lark after
midnight to take care of the thcater
crowd.
X X. Kantzcr, local manager of the
y. T.. Goodrich Rubber company, Is
back in tho city after a short business