Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-10-09

tneSe cars VIII be entered TOT the one
day run to Danville. ILL.,. but at least
fifty machines are expected to go the
full distance Of $500 miles to Miami
The Chicago relay party will turn the
through tourists over to an Indiana ,
contingent at the Indiana state line.
The Indiana relay will carry them to
Louisville. Ky. State relays in Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, Georgia and Flor.
ida will take the through reuters to
Dixie" to Miami.
Gov. Dunno has promised to make
the trip from Chicago to Danville II
a special session Of the legislature
does not interfere.
Il hope everybody in Illinois will
boost the Dixie highway" said the
governor when he was asked to take
part. I'VE are building a waterway
to connect us with New Orleans and
the Panama canal.
Let us all do all we can to bind
Dixie to us and ourselves to Dixie.
Our waterway and our Dixie highway
are two important steps In the right
direction
Carl Fisher, a millionaire Indian.
apolis automobile man. has entered a
car as the first tourist who plans to
go from Chicago to Miami on the new
highway. Richard J. Barr state sena.
tor Of Joliet, is the first Illinois man
TO enter a car In the relay run to Dan.
vile. Senator Barr will lead q party
of Joliet motorists over the Lincoln
highway to the intersection with the
Dixie highway in the southern part Of
Cook county.
The following committee has been
appointed to arrange the departure
from Chicago:
Chicago Motor Club Charles M.
Hayes.
Chicago Automobile Club - George
Ballou.
Chicago Automobile Trade Associa.
tion--H. M. Allison.
Chicago Association OF Commerce
Henry Paulman.
Illinois Manufacturers Association
John NJ. Glenn.
Associated Roads Organization--w.
@. Edens.
The Chicago Motor Club will be the
headquarters Of the tour. Applica.
lions for entry blanks may be mailed
to the Offices Of the club In the New
Southern Hotel.
The Lyon Brand tires are In great
demand. The Auto Tire Sales Com.
pany at 1348 Michigan avenue. Of
which r. 8. Shattuc Is the manager,
never hear Anything but words Of
praise for the Lyon Brand, Of which
they sell an immense number, both at
wholesale. to the trade and retail to
private individuals.
T. 8. Shattuc. the manager OF the
well known Auto.Tire Sales Company
at 1916 Michigan avenue. has made
many friends by his square dealing
and upright business methods. Every
thing sold by his company Is reported
to give satisfaction to the purchaser
Harry w. Cooper has built up q
reputation for fair dealing that boosts
the sale OF the Batavia tires outside
OF their own good qualities.
Harry Newman Is building up q
great sales organization. The Exam
liner says: Stan II. Comstock, for the
last twelve years one Of the most &C
tive sales executives In the automo
bile industry. has just become asso
ciated with Harry Newman, local dis
tributor for Scripps.Booth and Pre-
mier Cars as sales manager. LOca
friends Of Stan who knew him init
mately during his eight years asso
citation with the Thomas b. JEFFREY
Company, the last two years Of which
/ he held the position Of sales manager
are congratulating him on the big felt
in which his efforts can now hole
sway.
Just previous to coming with New
man, Comstock conducted tho Buffalo
|: branch of the Oldsmobile Company
During his entire twelve years In thu
automobile industry Stan has beef
continually associated with cars o
. high quality. and his connection will
Newman, with control over the sale
of Scripps. Booth and Premier cars. 4
we'll In line with his previous endeav
= ors.
: In speaking of recent changes In hi
!. sales organization, whereby Snow I
!, Williams becomes assistant genera
|, manager, and ComstOck Is taken ON q
sales manager, Newman says: 1T
my purpose to build up the stronges
retail and wholesale selling Organiza
J. ton In Chicago"
The Chicago Automobile Club, tn
finest and strongest automobile clu
), In the country, is campaigning for ne'
members 1t ought to get three thol
sand more at once, for 1t Is a real clu
with real purpose.
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a Harry w. Cooper reports a big d
II mand for Batavia tires. They ar
q more popular than ever.
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s Motor trucks viii take the place
k horse drawn vehicles for hauling Uni
!, ed States mail In Chicago within
J. month, according to an announcement
D made by Postmaster Campbell. o.
t ders have been received from Wasi