The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-14
attracting a lot of attention.

attracting lot OF attention.
| MaIchow's orchestra made a big hit
with the show visitors last night, sew
eral snappy selections bringing forth
much favorable comment. r., ~ IT rr.s-
"You will have to hand IL to Billy
Ball." declared an enthusiastic show
visitor yesterday afternoon. when 1t
comes to lining up automobile shows,
that fellow is there"
| One OF the many interesting centers
of the show Is stripped chassis or
q Regal car, shown by the Glide auto
mobile Co. With each part painted
white; and shown off by concealed cleo
trio lights, the chassis is getting a
lot of attention in the armory.
Show visitors are surprised and
pleased with the decorations, many
declaring that they did not believe
such beautiful effects could be OBJ
tanned in building as large as the
auditorium.
THAT there big thing amt no
fiddle" essayed the town crouch yes
terday afternoon as he watched the
cello operator in Malchow's orchestra
roll out a tune. "If it was. that guy
would put it to his shoulder"
Manager Gus" Enders, Of the M.
A. Enders Co., refuses to be. drawn
into an argument. An enthusiastic
motorfst asked him yesterday which
he thought was the best car, Stude-
baker or a Chevrolet. Gus said they
were both good cars. He sells them
both. f#i
Wire wheels are to be popular this
season, according to the dictates of
the present show. Many of the cars
exhibited have wire wheels.
You just can't dodge the Dodge. 1t
Is one Of the first cars one encounters
on entering the auditorium proper.
and is attracting the crowds. j. G.
Vincent is in charge.
This is some show" is the way
Walter Harrison, vice president Of the
Fargo Motor Sales Co.. retail Ford
dealers, summed things up last even
ing, only fellow doesn't get a
chance to eat"
Attendance records this year will
be smashed to smithereens. according
to w. M. Ball, show manager, The at
tendance yesterday more than tripled
that OF the opening day year ago.
A. r. Middleton. representing the
Williams Hardware Co., Minneapolis,
garage accessories and supplies, was
formerly proprietor of a garage at Lar
imore He says that the auto show
mere Is one OF the pest he ever saw.
Chas. Stems. local Harley-Davidson
motorcycle dealer. Is getting up in the
world. He has his booth in the balcony
or Harley-Davidson riders:
A. B. Qualey, of the Glide Automobile
! Co, wishes the show would last for
ever. Once year for such a show isn't
enough, he says.
!. The o one top on the latest cadil-
tor Co. is real one-man top. one
hand, and a push is all that Is needed
to put It in place, and back into the
rocker.
Geo. y. Brown, Of the Geo. d. Brown
Co, Is busy enough for two men. he
says; MT; Grown has two lines. the
really keeping him busy.
A tire gauge in the hub Of the wbaal
an d Invention d Pit, Of the past month. is at
gauge Is connected with the tire. ana )
wheel
l. s. Lofgren, connected with the
Oakland Motor Co., at Ada, was an a,.fo
show visitor yesterday.
Dan Dow. of the Grand Forks Foun..
dry Co.. was an interested show visitor
yesterday afternoon and evening.
Peter Schroeder and o. q Tan~ar
We're Mayville visitors at the Show yes-
terday afternoon.
Chas. Herman came clear from Can
ter, N. D., TO see the auto show ana
according to his Statement. was more
than satisfied.