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Evening journal., 1914-02-04

suERIFr's sALr-BN VIRTUE or
writ of Lcvari racias, 60 me directed "il
be exposed 10 public sale, a. the Court
House ou Market aiftet. between ient4
and Eleventh streets. On The cry OF VIZ
fnir-toil tcu castle county, Delaware.
oN MONDAY.
THE NTNTiF DAY on Ifbtl AIRY. loif
nt 10 o'clcrk. a. m-
Oh, foiio.rfr- deserihed real estate. viz
An that iot or tract Of land with Che nnhd.
inet thereon erected situate iu thc ciil oi
Wilmington. in Ncw Castle county and state
Of Deiaware. bounded and described ns iot
lows. to-vt.
beginning on che casicrly Side Of Orange
.trpcl. whore tire samc Is inierscctcd ly me
southern side of Third street, thence ~
said eaaieriy side of Orange street sootn'f',,
ninetr.fonr feet and eleven inchcs thence
castcriy and parallel 90 Third street, tnteni,
nine feet and eight inches; thence norther'}
and parallel 20 Orange street. thirty three
feet. thence westerly and parallel o. fnird
street about forty.nmo feet and eight inches
thence northerly and parable. % ofangf
street sixty-dyc feet and SIX inches 20 >air
southcrlv side Of Third street; ana thence
thereby westerly. twenty mine icet ana eleven
irrtns 90 the place cf beginning, be the con
tent, thereof Vhai it may.
Scired aud takfn u exfcltion ~ ~
nr,urrtv OF Security Trust and safe Dtprsi
pornarv a co-poration of the state Of Dc'a
,rar' executor OF William 4 Martin. de-
ceased niortrnror. ald Narearcita a Marina
widow OF William G.. Martin s-rflrinE noit
carcr. and 20 be sold by
WALTER $. BCRHlS. sheriff.
Shorir's Omce. Wilmington. iiri- tan1tff
% 1914 ian--.-t.-e-.I --e.-..
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NOTICE.

All members of tho Benevolent and
Protective order or Elks living In
Wilmington or the surrounding conn
trv. Temporary or permanently. but
NOT affiliated with Wilmington Lodge,
No. 307. are invited and requested 10
send their names and addresses 10
the undersigned. William l.. hamann'
secretary. S31 Market street-AdVI
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Furniture

one Antique Mahogany Bedstend. i Oak
Bedsfend. nenri' new, Book Case and Writ.
Ing Desk. combined: I Oak sideboard. 8
White Enameied Hcdstcads. Brass Bed
ricnds Washing Machines sets uf
Bed Springs. Rocking Chairs. Kitchen Chairs
o Cots threc-Quarter Bcdstcads and Mat
tres7cs.
Also nt same time and place and under
srme conditions. the following Of Ar. George
Il. SWANS.
BARNf'Y. black horse. years old; a
good. striish horse, paichcl stock. ihis %
= zood driver. gets himself up In style, and
As good a worker as ! ever had.
0ucrrscy Gov. ir-ts ziik ~ u a. Aer
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Farming implements. &c.

one nev Idea Spreader. 80. 4. new; 4
Success Sprcadcr. GO iush new I Evans
gurinr Disc Harrow now: thrce-horsc
international Gasoline Eaginc new no bet
ter: 6O-toofh Spike Harrow. ] Spring
tooth Harrow. three sections. new Steel
Rollers. 9 new Hoosier Corn Planters.
new neering Rake. ! Old Mccormick Binder.
sets Of Springs for wagon; 4 onc-holc Corn
lhcfler
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

srERIrF's sALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ % Lcv. Fac. 20 me directed. WIN be
exposed 50 Public Sale. ni Brandy wine
Springs Park. AIli Greek Hundred. feu
Castle County. Delaware.
on SATURDAY.
TIE 2isr DAY Oh FEBRUARY. 1914,
at % o'c'oct o.. M.
the following described Pemoual Properly,
viz:
An The goods. chuttcis and personal
property described o. follows. to-wit:
The sccnic railway with the cars. -rucks,
motors. machinery, equipments and buildings,
together with the furniture therein, scenery
and all che appliances connected or used
with the said scenic railway, and al inn
provrmenfs. alterations and additions there
20. Said goods chatteis. and property row
remaining and continuing in the possession
of the said parties o. thc irst part nt Bran
dywine Springs Park. Ni Creek Hundred.
Ncw Castle County and State oi Delaware.
seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Jeremiah Cahill and tecil e. Mar
clanf. mort igaEors. and 20 De sold By
WALTER s. BJRRlS. sherih.
sherins Office. WILMINGTON. Del, Febru-
ruary ,. 1914.
Feb4.7.l1,1f.162o.
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MUSICAL.

II FILLER - TEACHER OF VIOLIN.
i Piano. Mandolin. Guitar Banjo. Studio.
G-a n. Union street. Hours 90 u. u.
Eellcr's Dance Orcieftra. iauT.ead-fmo
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HoME FRoM Ills MEETING.

Sylvester ID. Townsend has return
ed from Washington. where he
attended a meeting OF the Tri-State
Associations meeting of E1ls-
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Harness

set OF Wagon Harness. In good order
set Single Carriage Harness. sets f'ow
Harness. iot Of Brides and Collars. lot Of
Tomato Baskets.
This sale win positively be- hcid rain or
shine. as ! have o. building large enough 10
hold the sale in and everything VIII BE-
under cover and We VIII sell inside of huhd.
ing out OF the cold. 7 have bought au Auto
Truck 90 do my hauling and hsfc peusnrc
Car. so am going io do away With 90 m,
horses An north and southhound iraiu4
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BEAITY PARLORS

-~---~-.r-s--s-sSss--~-
NJ ANlCuRlhG. NASsAGiNO a ID
M Scalp Trcstfmrt. Nrs Anna Reed.
80. o.. ship.ey S. Phone. i67sA.
mari5-lyr.
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sHaRIFTfs sALE-BY NIRrCE OF A
writ 0f lev. Fac. to mc directed, wlh be
exposed 20 Public sale 90 Che Court House,
on Market street. betreen Tenth snd
Eleventh streets. in Che Ciiv of Whining
ton. Ncw Castle County. Delaware.
Oh SATURDAY.
THE efsT DAY or FEBRUARY. 1914
ut no o'cioci. p. m..
tile following described Real Estate viz;
Al That certain lut piece or parcel oi
land with the three story brick dwelling
house thereon erected. situete IN the City Of
Wilmington aforesaid bounded and de-
tcrihcd as follows t0-viti
Beginning at point on the wesicri, side
of Adams street at the distance ~ one hum
drcd nnd twenty-five feet souther.y from
the southerly side ui Tenth street. thence
westerly. parallel with Tenth street. one hun
dred feet. thence southery parallel with
adams street Aforesaid twenty feet and
ore inch: thence cnsterly. parallel wits
Tenth street aud passing through The cen
fro OF thc party wall one hundred iret tl
the aforesaid westerly side Of ADAMS street
aud thence thereby norihcr'y twenty feet
and one inch 90 she place Of beginning Bs
the contents thereof 'rhet they may
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
crty Of Ella y. Maync and william 4.
Mnyne. mortgngors. and 20 De sold by
WALTER +. BURRlS Sheriff.
Sheriff Ofce. Wilmington. Del. Fclru
febf7.i1.ft.l
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suERIrWs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
writ nf flor. Fac. 90 me directed, VIII De
c MNr... stree iet9een renin lnu
Eleventh streets, in tac city Of Wimins
ton. Sew Castle 'uuaty. Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
TIE alSI uAN or lfHklAIiN, 1914
ai iO o'clock D. m..
tine following described Real Estate fia'
$40 That ccr,nin farm or tract vi laud,
wiih tho buildings thereon erected ahulte
Dob thc hundred and rouuif of New Castle
and State of Delaware bounded and de-
.cribsd follows. to-uit'
beginning ai "a Stone in line of Reuben
r. IanAicr 90 ihc side oi the private road
leading through said premises, being the be-
| ginning point for laud assigned ior dover
( uicby decreased. thence SOUTH furty-iuur de-
erees nnd twenty minutes west, seventy
two aud sistlnihs pcrchcsi thence a"uln
acvcniy-tTo desrcra and ten minutes Weal
tr... ff-rinc aud fTu-tfnfls pc-cncH io
Stone. flenfn north erYUntr r-iwu deafce
srost si.fy-iour Hnd iiiy- lr hunafedfh'
perchos Co siouf nrnr large NAitn uii
tree. thence south liif-0rc degrees end
ton minutes west .hif eight uni twenty
four hundradihs porchcs 20 TIC widdi' of
a branch Co., run leading into ChIstinua
/ crcct. thcnre in f0uihcHstcriy direction
down The centre Of said run about iofts
uerehcs to Christians frecs. thence down
fh, slna ns several ruurs.s ahout iro hhn
I dtrd end Hrr urrrhrs to the centre of on
another run or creek dividing this from
land Of A. T.. shannon. dcrensed thence ui
said run or branch about h'ty perchcs 70
stake on thc bnnk opposite smnl hlcct
oak tree. thence slili riih said shannon
land south. iou ug.fonr degrees and trent.
1--WE minutes wrai. twrriy-ihrce and two
feuths ncrches in stone. thence souii
aiAty-uine degrees cast twenty perch
es 90 corner stakes thence snut
thirty-ivo and ouc-hun degrees east, fuui
uerches to corner thence south eighty ioul
and thrre.uuarlcr degrees eqft ifu percic
to stake. thence north siX degrees west
twenty-five anO twotcnthg refciies iu cug
nor stake; thence north, twenty degree
and forty minutes cast fifteen and siy
ienihs pcrchcs TO stake ln line OF lend u
Reuben r. fnnvior, thence with said Jan
vier's land SOUTH twenty and oTe'half De
grecs oasf eighty prrches 90 stake nul
p ace oi beginning Containing rbout eigl
ty-siz acres of land hc thc same more %
less.
Seized end taken in oyfrufion as ftr pror
ora. of Thondorc "a Rogcrs lnl Insephln
p. Rogers. Dis wife and 90 BE- sold hv
WAITED IS BuNtiS. sheriff.
sheriff. Orce. Wilmington, De-, lcbrr
on. o. 1914.
Ioif. .rIITfI 1920
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lnnnlennenlS

One Farm Wagon. in complete order
new Rigging ! Sill Dearborn with pole and
shufia. carry aS baskets good as new. been
used very Titles Iron kol.cr. nev. only
rolled 30 acres ritn 10. so tooth Drag
Harrow. Spring Tooth Harrow, ..
borne new. only used ID on go
acres. tvo-iofsc No go Oliver plor.
Hand Cultivator. Single Double and Three
horse Trees. Hedge aud Corn Knives small
BLOCK and Fall
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puBLIC SALE

tents. quiet and a good mixer. This COW a.
only three years old. and anybody loolirg
for a good. young and quiet COW, would do
rcn To- looE her over.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

II rAlIUASIIk5 NAtkENAth'o 3 VI
III ces srd works. goi Shipiey ttr1st
l,syttin= ei,snsh4 snd ssessis. asfs'.
Evening journal., 1914-02-04

PUBLIC sALE. THURS
DAY. Feb. ~. 1914. at 4
0'clcck. W. II. klair viii
sell for Frank kiair. % his
residence, IL milo abovc a
mile tavern. Lancaster Pike.
on road leading TO Prices
Garner All his unreonal
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property consisting Of 3 good farm horses. I
mule. 100 lbs. q good one. 2 good dairy
cows. I stock bull. farm wagons. I grain
driif- Farmers Fuvoritc.' I roller. binder
moving machine. horse rake. hay tcddor. I
market dearborn. ] new rubber tire buggy,
good secondhand buggy. hay fork, pi3ws,
harrows aud cultiyators. corn maker. hay
fork. rope and pulleys, block and fail. pea and
beam. sleigh and bells. Tot Of forks
shoveis and chains. I farm bell, lot Of goods
not mentioned above. churn. buckets and
pans Lot Of household goods. Most Of
this machinery is good as new. Market stage
and buggy harness. harness OF all kinds. IL
interest In N acres Of wheat. I IL acres Of
rye. Gentlemen, these goods viii positively
De sold as 7 am going 60 quit fe--.'ag.
FRANK khAlk
owner.
VA. II. KLAfR
Manager
Lank. Auctionecr. TERMS CAEu-
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sHERIFT's SALES.

H ~
sHrRiFr's SALE--nY VIRTUE or A
utli ul ioNarl saclaa. o. roe directed, Miii
uc exposed 90 public sale ai We Nouft
House, on Market street.. between ieni1
ana 1.e'caie streets IN the e',3 o. ""'
ON MONDAY.
THE NINTH DA- on FEBRUARY 1914.
st no o'cloes. a. ni.,
fhe IoiiunIr' described f.ai estate fItf
AT ihut ccrtuiu lot piece or pa.ec, oi lunA
situate in the said city OF Wilwlngton,
bounded aud described ur follows. io-vN
ncrmniug 90 stnAo ON the souihcrly sido oil
Third street between shirel aud Orange
streets n corner FOR this aud land iato of
Euuch Roberts deceased ihrnrc VITA tnr
line dividing this from ilo 'nst mentioned
Dot suuthcriy anu parallel with Orange stree.
about sixtT.twu foes 20 land new Or late OF
Henry IS. McComh. thence thercNiti
casferiv and parallel wth THIRD street
iorig.sis foot 90 the westerly ride of an alley
ivr feet vide, running between tnia nnu
lands of Thumus Garrett and Mark fcluct
tu Third street. thence along ihc westerly
side of said alley northcry and par.iri
with Orange street. about sistltVo feet 10
tho Aforesaid side of Third street. aud
silence Herewith westerly fort. siN feet ic
the place ui beginnings having tNrt.rrt
brick stable thereon erected De The cvlttut.
thereof what they may with thr rIslt al
ihc right of uaC of three feet wide alley
leading irom tie above described promises tI
P iho sonthorlg end cf tho lot. lutc OF The saii
+ ruoch gohrria deceased, into Orange street
seized und ithru fn execution ta ts
property of Security Trust and Safe Deposit
/ Company. o. corporation of the State Of Della
+ ware. executor of William g. Martin. DE-
ccasoi norigggor, and Margarctin Msriin
widow of william d Mariiu surviving mort
WALTER IS nlREfs. shorin.
shcrif's Unco Warrington. lri- ilmaf'
aa 1919. ian222i.2s.1i iebf.1.
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prIRLIC SALE.

- f-IRGF 'PUBTfC SAfE AT
- KLAIR's BAZAAR. Satur-
day. Feb. Z. 100 head Of
M - orses 90 ali kinds 7 carload
NJ good business horses from
INN@N Naryland. carload Of
NAaeS&S horses Of an kinds from
philadelphia. carload from penusy ylyauis,
good business horses. a5 head city horses.
some sore. viii make good farm horses. %
head from around the country of an kinds.
II not a. represented bring them back aud
get your money back. More wagon harness
aud blankets than any other place IN tho
state Over 200 sets harness; 200 collars Of
an kinds Lot pigs and chickens. carloads
of wagons on third hoor az private sale
Large sale Come early Bring your horses
in aud sell them ard set the cash. No notes
here sale every saturday az
VA. Z. kLAIR. Wilmington.
4et
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Terns Of SaIe

All sums OF 500. 90 and under. cash; over
thar amount credit of ten months VIII ur
given hr purchaser giving o. bnnAaDIc uoic,
with approved cndorscr. interest added from
day of srlc. anyone buying at this sale ana
not comp ying with The nhoVc conditions VIII
Oc held responsible i0r losses or expenses of
secuud sale as ! positively do not want
anything hero sold over. Every thing VIII
80 Cor the high dollar
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Harry V. Buckson

sTIuuAM g. sON Nuciionecrs
WILLIAM q. JANNlhK.
ian3i -ichf Clerk
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MERCHANTS MINERS TRANS. 90.
FLORIDA BY SEA"
DIRECT ROUTES
Baltimore and Philadelphia
TO
Savannah and jacksonville

Through tickets to principal points. IN
cluding meals and statcroom accommodation
steamers. Best route 20 rioFidn. Cuba
and the South. Fine steamers Best SER
vice Low fares. Marconi wireless Au-
tomobilcs carried. Rooms De luxe. Baths
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
City Ticket Once los South Ninth St.
Philadelphia. Pa.
IS. p. TURNER. y. n. H. Baltimore I'D
''Fincst Coastrise Trips in the World -
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sALE-DY VIRTUE OF A
rri uI laftI rnriis. to Ar ot,ccit4. nil
hu e1posed 90 public sole. 90 tNr touft
ilOuse on Market street.. between lcnih
aud liOFi IN ftrcf's bob the ri! of Ni'
minsiun. Sew iHr t. iitlsrNfs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10
A CONSISTENT WOMAN ,

Mrs. Maude Sharpe of Newton,
Mass, practices what she breaches,
She does not think it is right to shed
blood to crafty human appetite or
vanity. For II years she has eaten
no meat and worn no furs, leather
shoes or belts or ivory ornaments.
Her hats are trimmed with lace or
ribbons or artificial flowers.
Her table groaned with good things
to eat last Thanksgiving and again
on Christmas, but there was neither
roast beef nor turkey. -..., -.
A faddist? Yes. At least that's
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10

what, the neighbors call her Still,
kind and gentle and quite inoffen-
sive faddist, you'll have to admit;
and certainly a consistent one.
Her notion is that the life of ami
mails is natural right and therefore
sacred. Moreover, to take it except
in self defense she thinks is cruel and
helps to breed a spirit of indifference
to human life. She has succeeded
in getting quite a group of persons to
join her in meatless. pact.
Which shows that a consistent
leader Can get a following for almost
any ism" by diligence and sincerity.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-10
FUN IN MIDST
OF FIGHTING

AN American officer at Preside
giving baby burro a look at the bat
tie of ojinaga through his spygIass.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
BUYING NEW CARS
BURDEN ON OWNER

nWhy do so many automobile own
ers buy new car each year and why
do they 30 frequently buy different
make each ycarS Simply because they
are dissatisfied; or If they do. buy the
same make of car each year they do 1t
thinking the new model will be more
satisfactory than tho old, " says "A. Il.
TAYLOR, Franklin dealer here.
HIf man is satisfied there is no rea'
son for sacrificing on his car and buy
ing r. new one Of course, if his tinan'
cial circumstances are such that he can
crafty the whim of having the very
latest 1t Is different, but the majority
Of owners today arc not SO financially
we'll of that they can keep on indulglng
themselves in that way.
Frequent buying is not economi
cal and loss through depreciation ];
excessive. It is burden that owners
generally cannot continue to stand, II
is an expense that is entering into con
sideration in the great wave Of econom
ical sentiment now manifesting Itself
in the automobile world.
"Added to the question OF economy
Of operation Is the important Item o;
economical ownership. Can a car b'
run for several years and be satisfac
tory for longer than the first season
and will it have good selling value
at the end Of reasonable period OF
ueagef'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
MANY CALL To SEE
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE

Judging from tho interest shown In the
new four wheel drive truck by the public
n general since the announcement a
OF q motor-drlven vehicle had invaded
the local market. the four-wheel drive
truck Is bound TO become one OF the most
yhowroom and offices OF the company on
Edison avenue have had continual!
trtng of callers, all anxious TO learn OF
he mechanical construction OF this style
" truck. Many declare the truck with
,he Troy traiIcrs is bound TO become the
5opular means of cheap transportation to
every point In the stata without railroad
Manager A. K. Shaw states that he
had Inquiries from all over Utah. Ne
vada and southern Idaho during the week.
from these outside points to inspect the
aew truck and trailers. The Fairview
lumbar company Of Pocatello was one
VI the first lumber companies In south
ern Idaho to get IN line for the four
wheel drive truck and placed an order
during the past week. This VIII follow
summer by tho same firm. according to
the management of the FaiTvfew COM
pany. While several mining companies
have mads inquiries during tho week, * one one
for figures on q Meet Of eight trucks and
eight trailerS to haul ore to the nearest
railroad point
be has a demonstration planned which
win be Of especial interest TO all who
contemplate buying trucks. It 10 for the
WILL consist Of fourteen- mile haul Of a
three-son truck and two Troy trnilerS
each carrying Ave tons. making q total
OF thirteen tons. II this demonstration
proves successful the company has prom
lsed TO at once install a fve-ton four
wheel drive truck and four Troy trailers
"a psble OF taking care Of twenty-five tons
on each trip.
The four-wh drive truck Is also at
tracting attention among the various con-
tractors In tho west who have yearly con-
tracts to haul mail and parcel post pack
ages for the government In nearly every
case these contractors operate a stage TO
haul passengers and freight In connection
With mail Mr.. Shaw declares the four
wheel drive truck will take care OF this
entire business with a single haul and
save considerable operating expense TO
such contra ctors. Several mail route
contractors in the intermountain west
have written in for information TO the
local company and 1t Is planned 70 give
one or more OF them demonstration In
the near future
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

car in the state OF Utah.
Yesterday the factory came to the rescue
With two carloads OF !ive-passeuger Cad
illacs and the statesmen OF the Sharnan
company are busy again selling Cadillac
touring cars, Speaking OF 1914 sales Mr..
Sharman said yesterday.
II the present demand keeps up We
will have delivered our entire allot-
ment Of 1914 Cadlllacs by the 1st OF
tho past two years I have given an
carly season prediction that there was
n limit 20 the number OF Cadillac cars
We could receive In a season and all
would be sold long before tho close
OF the selling season. In each case
those who wanted Cadillac cars and
waited have been disappointed. Well,
the same condition exists again this
year, only IN 1914 the output OF the
Cadillac factory will be gone earlier
than in any previous year. Each
agent IS allowed only so many cars
TO sell. and when they are gone money
cannot buy another car. This year
my allotment Will be gone earlier than
in any previous year, due TO the re-
mnrkably good wea ther of the past six
weeks. Automobile gales are away
ahead OF past years at this time and
the demand for Cadillscs Is naturally
stronger than ever. SO 1t behooves
the automobile buying public TO mako
deposits and secure delivery FOR Cad
.llacs while they can.
Mr. Sharnan also reports an extra
heavy DEMAND for used cars. During the
past week ten used cars have been traded
"a by the Cadillac company and these
nave been placed in the used-car depart
nent at prices which Mr.. Sharman be-
ieves Is bound to move them at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

~ of interest to out of town riders who
wish TO remain over in the city for a day
so and wish somo place 10 keep their
machines.
Mr.. Anderson now boasts of tho only
City, and Will, In the future. devote his
entire time TO motorcycles. repairs. and
accessories used by motorcycles Speak
Ing OF the 1914 business, Mr.. Anderson
ders for the "Big Nine Thor. a num-
ber have been received, but they are de-
livered as fast as received from the fac
tory. He declares these machines have
made "a hit with all riders who have
seen them and that they are bound to
become still moro popular AS tie season
progresses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
]. LOUIS ANDERSON
IN NEW QUARTERS

j.. Louis Anderson. the wcll-known
Thor motorcycle agent, is now located In
his new store at 329 South State street.
Mr.. Anderson was formerly located on
west Iemple street and made the change
TO secure more room made necessary by
the big Increase In business The floor
space IS nearly four times as great as
the OLD loca ton and makes IL possible
ior er Anderson to add accessories to
ms line, IT also gives aim floor space for
garage purposes. and new system has
oeen evolved whereby the riders arc
gwen iree garage room. This is especial
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
GOODYEAR TIRES
HIGH AS Pixies PEAK

J. c, Riley. local manag ger OF the Good
year Tire & Rubber company OF Akron,
Ohio, has figured out that one week 5
tire production OF the factory, II piled
on top OF each other, figuring an aver
age of four inches In height per casing.
would make stack many feet higher
than Pike's peak
When. q month or so ago. a third shift
Of workers began opera tions at the Good
wear factory and the wheels resumed
their huunrning twenty-four hours a day
the management predicted that within Il
short time the tire production would be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
STEADY DEMAND
FOR CAD|LLACS

Last Friday the Sharnan Automobile
company delivered the last OF the f1ve-
passenger touring Csdillacs on the floor,
touring cars sold In two weeks This,
Mr.. Sharrnan believes. Is record of de-
llverles for an equal length OF time on