The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-02-10

city, will be made, under the direction of NJ. o.
Anderson. chairman of the decorations committee.
and William Seibels who made an extensive coast
trip to determine the decorative scheme, a great
bower of oriental loneliness with the finest and
most attractive of the seasons automotiye products
displayed like gems In royal setting. Through
the show. the atmosphere of beauty and utility
will combine to attract its thousands not only from
the city ITSELF but from miles around.
The orchestra from the Garden has been engaged
to play both afternoon and evening throughout the
week, while the entertainment committee under
direction of C. H. Hastead, has added other
tertainment features which will be varied the
days pass and of special interest to all who attend.
On the of the show and to specially attract
members of the Washington Automotve Trade asso-
citation, whether of the dealers division not,
there will be held the Garden the second annual
frolic of the W. A. T. A. This will be featured by
great dinner, served at the Garden, by amusements
of all kinds including special stunts and will be
cmaxed by dancing and further entertainment pro-
vided by the LOOMS entertainers General arrange
ments for this affair are in charge of Harry Heyl-
man, secretary of the eastern division of the w. A.
T. A., and a committee of its members.
The day following will be dealers day, to which
all dealers of the Northwest are specially invited
and requested to bring their mechanicians to look
thoroughly into the ingenious mechanical improve
ments and betterments of the cars Ladies'
day, in charge, for program. of the federated wom
ems clubs of Spokane, will be the second day. In
land Empire day will be on Friday, with special at
fractions for motorists from throughout this region
featured traffic officers at the show.
The spacious booths have been laid out, and
signed to the different distributors under the direc
ton of the space committee headed by Joseph
Stenstrom; the rules and regulations for all dis
plays have been set forth and adopted on recon-
mendation of the rules committee headed by Mer-
ton Hatch and the necessary finances have been
provided by the ambitious finance committee OF
which Roy Dahl is chairman. The publicity and
advertising committee directed by James whitelaw
has done everything it could think of to make the
show attractive.
Among these special features two which
stand out new for Spokane Automobile shows.
The first is the plan to Tight up the town" with
huge bonfire of some 40 used cars. These will be
piled in great heap about inflammable materials,
saturated with oil, and ignited In vacant space
near the Armory the opening night of the show.
This was a stunt provided by the permission of
Mayor Fleming and the city council, while the
fire department under Chief Weeks, win supervise
the spectacle.
The second special event is style show, in which
leading clothes shops of Spokane will participate
on the afternoon of ladies' day. With the beautiful
machines a background, the shops will dis
play the latest in spring and summer apparel for
milady, thus adding specially to the attractiyeness
of the day from the feminine viewpoint.
The makes of motors to be shown, with the deal
ers displaying them, are:
Buick-Eldrdge Buick Company
Chevrolet-Wes Chevrolet Company.
Chrysler-Hatch Motor Company and William
Barnard.
Dodge Brothers-Riegel Brothers.
Erskne and Studebaker-Wallace Brothers.
Essex and Hudson-John Doran Company
Franklin and Jordan-Halstead Franklin Com
pany
Ford-Beeson Bros, Day-Majer Company and
Universal Auto Company.
Gardner-The Hotchkiss Motor Company.
Lincoln-Universal Auto Company
Marmon and Reo-Backwe Motor Company.
Nash-Spokane Nash Motor Company.
Oakland and Pontiac-Bellinger- Burrows, Inc.
Star-March. Strckle Motor Company.