Arizona republican., 1914-02-12
It's a BIG show.

It's BIG show.
 The second annual Automobile and Motorcycle show that opened in the Sa- vOy building last night was too big for its clothes. In two hours more people had seen the 1914 show than had seen the 1913 one in a whole day
 Art Rick, the promoter stood still in the midst of flock of the members of the Arizona Automobile Dealers asso- citation and he said,
 Boys, I have never heard anything conclusive to the effect that l am sane Now that l see the auto show suc- cess, I know I'm not sane"
 The bonnets of everyone came off to the motors exhibit last night. It was a glittery footing highly enamelled, cleo tric lighted left side drive success.
 Those Who Exhibited.
 Hudson-Oscar Irvine.
 Electric Devices-Pacific Gas X Electric Go.
 upmobile-Sprague and Huffer. Velie-M. L. Naquin.
 Overand-E B. O'Neill.
 Packard, Case-McArthur Bros.
 Maxwell-W. D. Tremaine.
 Southwestern Motor com pany
 Studebaker-Arizona Motor company. Auto Clothes-Vic Hanny.
 Cadillac-W. A. Horrell.
 Savage Tires-Arizona Motor Go.
 That is about the order the visitors saw them as they entered and circled to the left Spiralling about among the cars, the patrons at last came upon two openings. one to the balcony where the motorcycles were and the other to the Annex. The annex held the
 Four Wheel Drive Truck-F. A. Eb- erein
 Ford Starter and Auto Combination Lock-Evans' Garage.
 And the refreshments and amusement features, a Calwa stand and game of chance The Sawyer Cement system had an exhibition of house construction There is only one way to treat that show. and that is with courtesy. It must be bowed to. very civilly. It is a mighty infant Why, in less than a year. it has far outgroWn any suit Of clothes that Phoenix could devise for it. and it must be covered by make shifts.
 There is one great big truth ham, mered home in the auto show:
 Phoenix needs convention hall.
 With space at premium, and all the cars that could possibly he gotten here in. time for the show in their booths, there was indeed little room for the crowd. While the Five F'rasers were uniting on their folk dances of Scot land and Ireland and while the cabaret singers: Jack Donohew, Jack Leslie, John Norris and the soloist Tom Trent and the orchestra were dividing atten- tion with the motor cars and the mo- torcycles the patrons climbed into the luxurious tonneaus and stood on the footboards to watch and listen
 Hudson.
 In the center as one enters the main door. stands the Hudson light six Os- car Irvine's new car. It has the left side drive and center control, electric lights with a "dimmer" for city use. solid crowned mud guards. One of this cars features is it's capacity Al first sight no one would notice the fold ing seats in the tonneau. which are concealed against the backs of the drivers seat Turner, the factory demonstrating agent is in Phoenix. and will have a stripped down chasses ready this morning. to show the construction features of the same model as is eX- hibited whole.
 Maxwell
 Oh grief, Despair Mild Bill Ire maine's new Maxwell didn't arrive, but he stood in it's place. and attracted nearly as much attention as the car would have attracted. He told me