The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-21
Remarkable Attendance Rec
ord Probably Will be Ex-
ceeded on Final Day.
MORE ROOM FOR
EVENT IS NEEDED
SO Declare Some Dealers, Enthusiastic
Over Success this Season and Hone.
ful for Growth of Future Exhib,t.-
Ladies VIII be Free TONIGHT.

1"eto " no tagging IN the 4teen0s
ance on this. the last Of the four day.
ei ei the auto show, and tonight another
big crush is expected as the ladies
are to be admitted free OF charge.
aairs orchestra will play throuRhout
the evening and Cleary Monley. q we'll
known local baritone, will sing. Tho
aomlssfons for the first three days have
averaged 1000 a day. and it IL prob
adj, ao,e that the number for the last day
Will surpass the average.
Secretary r. H. Haverland az tina
Grand Forks Automobile aasociation IL
quite enthusiastic over the success Of
ine snow. He says that all Of the
dealers are more than pleased x:.h
the amount Of business they have done
during the show. The outside exhi.
nitors have already expressed their in
tention OF exhibiting at the 1914 show
AS 70 the attendance Mr.. Haverland
was expected. The crowd has at ali
tunes been orderly and. from all indi-
cations, we'll pleased with the ahow
ana the entertainment provided hv the
management. ~ >''e
Profitable for Dealerx
tue dealers seem to have found the
Snow profitable venture to exhibit
tneir wares In. for the sales claimed
TO have been made are many. one
outsloe dealer made quite a sweeping
statement In this regard. He said
there were more real prospscts er for
sales here than there were at tho MIN.
neapolis show. -'A-A
Grand Forks is proud Of her audi
tor1um and its floor space. but thi.
same dealer said that it seemed to him
ena1 II the auto show was going to he
regular yearly affair the manages
ent would have to arrange for a
VlA11aE A. -
available space o nthe ground noor
ana the platform was taken. Even
tne decorations were omitted from
tne moor. as at last years show, and
strung overhead SO as not to nccnnw
any floor space. h'
NJ Late Arrivals in Displays.
mere are always some late ar.
rlvais IN the displays Of a show Of thi.
KIND, and only yesterday the Franklin
people received a very CLASSY addit,on
to their exhibit. 1t is a as horse
power. hve.passenger touring car. The
dealers claim several points Of sun.s
riortty for 1t. OF course, it has the
only air-cooled engine in the show.
inere Is only one other car that is
made with an air-cooled engine, and
that one is not exhibited here.
the accessory exhibits in the gallery
among these Is the V-Ray spark plug.
number of spark plugs are shown
sparkling just after they have emerged
from an oil bath, which goes to show
the strength Of the sparker. Another
interesting accessory is an arrange
ment to attach to the hub of your car
when you get stuck in the mud. It
is guaranteed to pull any car out Of
the rut. Even If 1t will not last for
month. as the ex...bitor claims for
1t. the White-Way silver plating for
brass lamps and other fixtures Of an
automobile makes them look like sill
Yer.
Another accessory that is attracting
Ia great deal Of attention from visitors
Is the Essenkay tire filler. The maxi
ers of this filler claim to have the
great discovery, as use Of their filler
will obvtate all tire trouble for the fu-
ture. There is no air in the tire-so
Ia puncture cannot make much differ
|ence-nothing but this filler. which is
claimed to give all the resilliency of
compressed air. General use Of this
tire filler would effect a saving In tires
to auto owners in the United States
Of the significant sum of $4,000, 900,
of the manufacturers.
from Grand Forks to Los Angeles on
"a motorcycle. is late arrival at the
show with two Reading Standard mo-
torcycles.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church. who have been serving meals
at the show, say that they have been
doing q good business. altough they
have made quite a narrow margin OF
profit,