Arizona republican., 1913-02-16
Successful Show Must Be
 Continued All Day Sunday

ness of it's running The little boat develops but IS horsepower. but is so light and swings so easily on it's springs it can go anywhere
 l. H. C. Truck.
 The l. H. C. Truck is familiar to everyone in Phoenix, for there are a slew of them being used right here for delivery purposes. In it's class, the I H. c. is without rival.
 Paige Arrives.
 Like an experienced actress who de signs to attract everyone's attention, the Paige delayed it's arrival until it was sure all eyes would be turned on the door When it was driven up to it's place in the Ainsworth booth it was the center Of all eyes. for it was d beauty. It is surprising what com pleteness is found in this medium priced car. There is the Gray and Davis electric lighting and starting system, Bosch magneto, deep uphols tery. cowled dash. with gas tank, cen ter cane handle control and left hand drive, aluminium crank and transmits sion case. drop frame, big doors and i.n engine that is equal to the best in i it's horsepower, which is 36. It will sell in the medium priced class about s1, 400 here and ought to be bear on wheels
 Chalmers.
 The Chalmers is one of the most complete cars in the show. It en- bodies the only successful air starter in use today and has the best of 7 t,f.,y rrI al the attachments that are required by modern motor buyers. It has the same horsepower as it's running mate, i the Paige. but is a much larger and ] heavier car. It has had an almost ] unprecedented sale here in the past i year.
 [ Ford.
 l Ed Rudolf, who is doing business hand over fist with the Ford, has one i of his 1913 cars in the show. IL has | the electric lights off the peculiar lit | tie generator system all the Fords Land is not equipped with self-starter. ! The Fords are so easy to turn over 1 the last is not necessary, and as they arc designed for the man of moderate means. it would be foolish to waste money on them. The Ford car is ac- | companied by tire that went over l 14,000 miles and a recommendation 1 for gas economy that counts for q great deal with the motorist.
 Auburn
 The Auburn 40 with it's three 1 speeds forward, electric lighting Remy ignition, and roomy tonneau looked the acme of comfort, and | +I,. who desires a medium priced car. 1 Rec the Fifth ! The final sayso of R. F. Olds, ono of the finest automobile engineers 1 and designers of the first automo- bile, has center control, a 30-35 II r. power plant and is equipped with q Holley carburetor and National magneto The model shown is not electric" lighted but that is easily remedied, the price is very attractive 1 only $1.2S0 fully equipped
 Rec Commercial Trucks The one-ton truck is the final re- suit of 25 years experimenting on the 1 part Of R. l.. OIds, to produce a fool proof commercial vehicle the result 1 evidently meets the needs of the merchant as quite a number are used ! in Phoenix. This truck is equipped 1 with the Holley carburetor and Ma tional ignition system, is chain driven and has center control. The two ton truck has the some engine as the Rec the Fifth pleasure ear. but has a curburetor governor which keeps l the speed down to F miles an hour This works automatically.
 
 There are two case cars, one in standard black and the other in the l peculiar Case gray. The motors, the l same in each ear are Continental l equipped with RayfieId curburetors The Case has a center control with gas tank on dash The engine is rated 30-35. One of the Case cars was sold yesterday by the agents l McArthur x Morse.
 Overland 71 and 6o ] These ears are equipped with the U. S. l.. electric starters, have cent CT control are electrically lighted The feature of the starter is the fact that the motor is built integral with the fly wheel. This decreases the weight considerably and adds mucn to the completeness of the car. Mod el 69 was sold to w. S Dorman of l Mesa. This was the first car sold 1 in the show.
 Hupnobile
 The Hup was there in three models the twenty runabout, the thirty two and a thirty roadster. This car is an exact model of the DeDion car one of the classiest of the European 1 makes It is notable for it's strict cOnformance to the stream line. Al valves and working parts are in closed and all controls are conven- iently placed on the dash, making i one of the easiest cars in the show to drive. A carload of six was solo to Babbitt Brothers of Flagstaff anC w. P. McCord of Glendale puchaset the twenty roadster this being hi second car of the same make.
 Glide
 The Glide has Stromberg carbur letor, enclosed valves and the rNart