Arizona republican. [volume], April 24, 1921, Automobile Section, Image 31

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HE ARIZONA. REPUBLICANS
1921
Will Reward
FIGHTERS
utomobile ' Section;
THIRTY-FIRST YEAR
(Section Four)
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 24, 1921
(Section Four)
VOL. XXXI, NO. 362
THE GREAT OUTDOORS BECKONS! WILL YOU HEED IT?
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Never before have the wonders and beauties d Arizona been brought to the attention of the people of this state in so striking
a manner as has been done this last week by the motor car dealers of Phoenix. With untiring efforts, these optimists and busi
ness builders have plunged into a campaign to keep the Arizona dollar at home, and for that purpose have worked unceasingly
jwfor the past three weeks to give to. the people an insight into the greatness of our state, and its opportunities for investment,
home-making and enjoyment.
Data has been collected from the remotest corners of the state, logs have been made of every road in the state, camping
places have been "discovered" and sought out, recreation resorts have been brought to light in fact, nothing has been over
looked in the endeavor to put into the hands of the public full and adequate information as to the possibilities for real, genuine,
enjoyable outing in this the most wonderful scenic state in the Union.
Governor Campbell, in his address last Thursday evening, touched upon the life of the people of the state. He told the people
of Phoenix that they should, by all means, get acquainted with ti e great God's country, north of the Grand Canyon. He told them
of the wonderful thrift of the -people of Apache and Navajo counties, who raise and make everything they live upon. He spoke
of the great happiness of these people in the northern forests their freedom from worry, care and trouble, and of their great con
fidence in the nation and state. "Get acquainted with them," he urged. "Go into their country, meet them, taste of their won
derful hospitality, learn the secret of their happiness, and you will return to your homes fresh, imbued with new life and much
more fitted for better citizenship."
This is exactly what the motor car dealers (of Phoenix are trying to bring to the public both car owners and those who do
not possess cars. For, it is being shown, a man' can buy a car and camping equipment sufficient for his family and tour the state
for less money than he can get a "vacation" for in California. It is being proved that instead of returning to his business or posi
tion in a "fagged out," condition, and with an empty purse, he gets back on the job with increased vitality and with money in his
pocket. The great outdoors has never had a competitor in the work of building up the health and happiness of man. Nothing in
the way of medicine has ever been concocted or developed which will restore health and vitality as Nature and her great ele
ments will do.
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Th marvels of the Gillespie Dam, together with full information on route and road are to be had of Ed
Rudolph, Ford distributor. Rudolph ran down to the Gillespie Dam last week, and his ' information is as
authentic as Ed knows how to make it.
Here then, comes the value of the automobile.
Ndthing has so helped in bringing to man that
freedom for the enjoyment of health and recrea
tion as the automobile. Without an automobile,
man could never 'penetrate the great "back
woods," with its delightful mysteries. The auto
mobile has been the helping hand to humanity
in bringing Nature to man.
As an investment, an automobile cannot be
figured in dollars and cents. No man can figure
the value of health. It is past the realm of dol
lars and cents. Without it, money is worthless.
And, the automobile's value
cannot, therefore, be mea
sured by its intrinsic value
but by its ability to bring
to man that health and
happiness .which every hu
man being was intended to
possess.
You who do not possess
a csfcr take these lines to
yourselves and ponder
them. Unless you have had
the pleasure of possessing
a car little do you realize
what one will mean to you
and your family. If it is
nothing more than four
wheels with seats mounted
upon its frame, it will get
you to the great outdoors,
where happiness lays. It
will. open up a new vista of
life to you. The cares and
worries of city life will ap
pear insignificant to you
after you have reached out
into the great Outdoors and
tasted of its happiness.
With the return to stability of the1
automobile industry, there has been
made available to the public the best
values dollar for dollar, ever seen
before in the automobile market.
With the present rapid upward trend
in production in all lines of mer
chandise, the movement of raw ma
terials and produce and the return
to normal buying throughout the
country, a scarcity of good cars is
becoming more and more apparent.
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Camp Creek, as seen by Watson Brothers with a Paige Six-66 holds many attractions for the camoor. "Bettei- ouster don't exist," said
Tom Watson, upon returning from this beautiful scenic
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Cal Messner, who has charge of the touring information covering the Prescott-lron Springs run, recently logged the road with the spiffy
Chandler roadster shown below. His story of this trip was printed in full by the Prescott papers.
Today is the logical time for the pur
chase of a car, whether used or new.
Every automobile dealer la going
the limit to make it possible for you
to buy the car you want and need.
Every possible obstacle ia being re
moved which would prevent you
from becoming one of the great army
which will "get back to nature, and
happiness" this beautiful spring and
summer season.
Go 'to your dealer and ask him
what he has for you.. Tell him what
you can afford to pay for a car. You
can depend upon his honesty If he
selects a car for you. He knows
that nothing can be gained unless you
are satisfied. He realizes that noth
ing constitutes so great a boost for
his business as a "satisfied custom
er." Tou men who have felt that
you could not afford to own cars
should by all jneans take time to
look over the local market. You
will be surprised at the. reasonable
ness of car prices and at the genu
ine values open to you. Phoenix au
trrnnb"e d"alerH are to a man hon
est, straightforward business men.
They will extend you every courtesy,
they will put every particle of in
formation available into your hands,
they will make It as easy for you to
buy the car you want and need as
any business men could do. See
them today. The time was never
better nor more opportune.
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Balmy spring weather is bringing
motor enthusiasts out Into the coun
try. The main roads out of the cities
aeain are clogped with automobile
traffic More than ever, this year,
as automobile manufacturers will
testify by their sales.
Rather than join the slow proces
sion, the nature loving motorist
turns off the popular highway into
the narrower country roads. Doing
this, all that he has to worry about
is dodging the chickens that persist
in crossing the road.
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Barret & Pottberg, Studebaker distributors, have a nifty display on the Roosevelt-Tonto Basin tour,
en at reoent trip ta the Roosevelt Dam.
The Insert shows the Stud4.f- vakeq