The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-04-04
GREATEST AUTO SHOW is OPEN
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cold storage vault in the Jail and the
heart of the police judge.
Chairman belong then introduced
j. o. Gates to accept the keys in be-
half of the auto men, with the remark
that the automobile makers and deal
ers were the most progressive in the
world, since they were on hand with
1917 cars this early in 1916. Mr.. Gates
said that they were a lively bunch
and perhaps would get into cold stor-
age. He declared the show to be I'M
excelled, saying that it was better in
all things except size than the big
show in Chicago, in as much as there
were no freak cars and none which
existed only on blueprints. Mr.. Gates,
who represents the Haynes car, had
previously declared that the display of
the Lind Auto company, rival con-
Germ, was better than anything he had
/ seen at Chicago. Mr. Gates, contin-
uing. said that all the shows were
good and worth all they cost They
gave the dealers a chance to talk to
the people, and the people chance
to compare cars and pick out the kind
desired Such shows tended to pro-
mote a friendly and cooperative
spirit. He closed by proposing three
cheers for Boyd H. Fuller and the
management, which were heartily
+ given Then the band struck up, and
Miss X. Karryn sang, and Black, the
white magician" put on some nifty
stunts, and the show was open in
earnest.
Representatives of the car compa-
MES say that the show is the largest
ever put on between Denver and Port
land and are unstinted in praise of its
arrangement. 1t is impossible to men
ton a few of the cars and pass up the
rest without doing injustice, and it
would take too much space to ade-
quately describe them all. All give
some sort of souvenirs.
The Electric Investment company is
giving a big cooking display and to-
night will turn on the first floodlight
ever seen in the state, in front of the
tabernacle. This is precisely similar
to the one used at San Francisco at
the exposition. The new Jeffrey
Quad, the first of the kind that has
ever come to Southern Idaho, arrived
this morning from Salt Lake City,
carrying two tons of salt. There will
be plenty doing every minute for the
week.
Several cars have been entered
since the list on the program was
published. The following is the COM
plete list:
Apperson, BEEN & Hammerquist,
Filler; Briscoe, E. B. Ripley, Filler
Buick, Lind Auto Co., Twin Falls ;
Cadillac, Trist Auto Co., Pocatello /;
Case, Reynolds Bros, Filler; Chalmers,
c. A. Quigley, Salt Lake City; Chand-
Ter, c. A. Quigley, Salt Lake City,
Chevrolet, Marmon, Page and service
truck, Gooding Motor Co., Gooding (;
Dodge, Lind Auto Co., Twin Falls
bort, c. A. Quigley, Salt Lake City;
Haynes, Magel Bros, Twin Falls; Hol-
lier, Trist Auto Co., Pocatello; JEFF
fiery, Track-Chadwick-K imball, Inc,
Salt Lake City; Oakland, Reynolds
Bros, Filler; Overland, H. F. Watson
Twin Falls; Pullman, Pullman Sales
Co., Gooding; Saxon, ]. w. Lauben-
helm, Twin Falls; Willys-Knight, H
F. Watson, Twin Falls electrical ap-
planes, Electric Investment Co.
Twin Falls; E-B Trailers, Deake &
Aiken, Twin Falls; Bulldog Acceler-
ators, Constant Bros, Bull; Automatic
Power Jack, w. T. Plowhead, Middle
ton; Cole Eight, Shank Auto Co., Cald
well; accessories, Twin Falls Auto Co.
Citizens Electric Supply Co., Skeels-
Wiley Drug Co. and Auto Supply Co.
Twin Falls.
The following is the program fol
the rest of the week:
Tuesday.
March-.-..........--.-.." Barnum & Bailey's'
Overture ..-.----.-..---.--.........."A Algonquin
Grand Selection. "Ernani'
ValSe IentO "T ,Amour T1igar o.