Arizona republican., 1914-02-12

Fisk tires-the sort that are guaranteed for $500 miles but not quite for 35,OO0. All who read The Republican will un- derstand this is joke. Tom Trent. it may be said in passing, exhibited not only Overland automobiles but his strong tenor voice and pleasing figure, in a solo that was much appreciated. , Of course Toms puttees didn't help the song any.
 Victor E. Hanny.
 Vic Hanny was not the main part of his exhibit, but his collar was Vic's face was seen in a back view in a large sign over his exhibit of motor Ing clothes, puttees, shoes, gloves and robes. Beneath, stood Vic, himself. meeting face to face his many friends He had a false booth arranged, just like fortune tellers' with VIC" , across the front in gold letters, but there was nothing inside but empti- ness.
 { Savage Tires.
 i Right next to Vie under the stage is l the Savage tire exhibit-with Howe l tubes. There's more'n a thousand dol i lars worth of tires there A tepee con- taning a real live painted Redskin is a basis for this clever little booth. which was arranged by Wayland Wood of the Arizona Motor company. The young women. who swarmed this end of the hall had lots of fun picking the little rubber ends from the slash treads on some of the Savages
 Packard
 The big six cylinder Packard is cas- fly the greatest car in the show. It is a six, light weight, narrow frame. eight passenger, fully finished, completely equipped, left side drive. self started wonder It register 38 horsepower of the A. L. A. M. variety, which makes it sixty at 1900 revolutions ordinary rating. The car is the longest one in the show, but can turn very shortly, owing to the narrowness of the front end of the frame. Warren McArthur lodged between this car and the Case exhibit which was near, trying to tell l everybody who asked all the informa- tiOn they asked for.
 . Cadillac.
 Next to the Packard was the Cadillac cut out chassis, the car with the X-Ray gown, with E. R. Pirtle of Douglas. the state agent and w. A. HOrell the local agent in charge. The complete cut out chassis showed the very intestines of the car One cylinder of the engine is cut away to show the piston. and when in demonstrating the agent turns on the self starter switch and causes the mechanism to revolve, one can see the piston going slowly up and down. The transmission is also exposed, and the two speed differential, which is dem onstrated by hand. This car is also shown complete near the door into the annex It has red dash lamp for port and green one to starboard, but there are no mast head lights" The Delco lighting system is feature of this years Cadillac construction The two speed rear axle was the cause Of the Cadillac winning the "Dewas trophy the great English prize given to the car showing the longest forward stride Tn new construction. It was awarded al the Royal Auto show in London and this is the second year the Cadillac has won it. A Breakaway Stearing wheel and lifting drive seat allow easy access to the car. The tourer has special gun metal finish that is very attractive. Streamline body is one of the things that Mir. Tiebolt. the factory's special representative uses for his selling talks.
 Buicks.
 There are just two Buicks in the show, and that's enough. One is llttie beauty of little "30" roadster finished in deep red It is one of the shiniest cars in the show, and as it stands just between the Hudson and the Cadillac cut out chassis. it is very favorably seen. This little cart was the sensa- tion of the recent big shows in Chicago and New York. where it was featured by the factory. It has the Delso electric system in starting ana lighting A larger streamline booled touring car is the pet of R. D. Roper manager of the Southwestern Motor companv who is at the booth with his ready flow of explanation.
 Studebaker.
 Wavland Wood, and his old college nals Culberson and Andrews have Tn their charge the Studebaker's two cars and the big stacks of Studebaker lite rature. Wood keeps man Wlth all oily rag on hand to follow the lnvesu- : gators. erasing the traces of inqulsltiVe hands on the polished enamel. Then there is MT. Wood himself to follow m ] his turn explaining that the Studebaker is q streamline car, actuated by a giant of a motor carrying full floating req axle with Timken bearings There IS one six and one four in the Arizona Motor company's display.
 Case.
 One has to turn back. now to the Case display. Charlie McArthur has had the bottom taken off the crank case of the case 25 and large mirror lies on the floor to reflect upward the trne inwardness of the motor parts One of the things the Case is featuring now is the durability. The springs are semi elliptic front and three-quartef rear and are guaranteed agalnst break = age The forty has the Bosch two plug ignition. insuring more full firing ol the mixture and added speed and pow AT The two Case cars are lighted and started by Westinghouse electrical sys- Items with all wires conceaieu heau! in lead pipes. The Continental I-heao