New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-12
A CHANCE
FOR AN
AUTOMOBILE.
The Tribune Will award Prize.
A Hill Climber and Steam Roaa
Flyer Capable of Travelling
So Miles an Hour.

1t Is seldom that the general public is enabled
to get valuable article free as II has a.
this contest. The automobile has become -
the civilized world to-day what the bicvcle ma.
few years ago. The two wheel machine bs,
established itself. and from every indication the
automobile will do the same. France has vor.
crazy over the horseless vehicle. and England
and America are not far behind.
The Tribune has given to the new vehicle tb.
attention that it deserves and il offers a ma
chine free, because many people believe in
the lasting popularity of the vehicle which can
travel so much faster and further than a horse
and does not make nearly so much ado about n
The Tribune has consequently made an arrange
ment with The Mobile Company Of America
at Tarrytown. N Y. whereby the former Ia an
thortzed to offer machine. free Of cost. 10
any particular reader of The Tribune who arte-
a friendly contest. shall have received the most
votes from other Tribune readers.
The MOBILE is a runabout carriage with
square body. low dashboard and bicycle wheels
bearing Hartford tires. the seat and back IN
hostered in cloth leather. The weight Is be-
tween 900 and 500 pounds when ready for run.
ming. The MOBILE is propelled by steam
gasolene or naphtha being used for fuel
ANY speed desired up So miles an hour can
he enjoyed: and capacity is given flor water
and gasolene) for 100 miles Of asphalt streets mr.
80 miles of country roads. The cost of the ma
chine is $3.50 cash delivered at the station In
Tarrytown.
Miss Maben. who leads in the contest, wishes
to thank all who have voted for her and hopes
that they will nclose their names in their con-
tribution OF ballots
Only eight days of voting remain to III.
contestants. All votes must he In this Office
mt 9 p. sharp Monday. November ID
contestants and their friends will well
to bear the time and date in mind.
Votes will consist of headings Of the arst pars
Of The Daily or Sunday Tribune, beginning with
the date of September ,, 1900. One heading will
count as one vote; ten headings as ten votes.
and
THE VOTING To DATE. NOVEMBER 10
Miss Caroline Maben. Carnegie Hall 21.Aoa
Mrs. " =. Leach, The Lodge, Haines
Fails " ". 1902
Florence VI. Chambers. 96s st. Mich
InN-aYe... I4261
HeN. L l. bold ManhRsset, l. L.. 9.127
r. l.. Purdy. clerk, Union Club. City. SOLO
LIE ROy See. N.G.A.C. Berkeley school. 7.477
w. > Buhum, DObbs Ferry. n Y.-.... 6.FOa
brewster Clark. Goshen. " G........ 3.6S7
I"hn WILCOX hilfOrd y 1.--.--.... 1929
Dr. John j. Anderson. Historian,
BROOKLYN 1883
w :. Mclaughlin. II. p. Order EIks
No. I....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I,SS7
Dr. Charles a. Kinch. 213 West 10th
ST. City Observation-Disclosures. 1.OTs
Miss Alice higgins, f9I MacOn-st,
brooklyn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
orNiiie b. AckerIy. lis B'way. aIty... 1.o43
coroner A. t. B"nninG. Mount Vernon.
y Observation-Disclosures. SD
H. W. Bailey, 392 7th-aVe., Newark,
\. Observation-Disclosures. TO
r H. Blake. 100 y. B'dway. 1On<ers.. 6S3
DIR. Perley II. Mason. PeekSkfII y V, sos
'hns- A. RuckhOId. 49, 4th-aVe.. City. 6O4
fhos. {. kennsrd, ~ r.. 2Ist-st., City. $50
- herbert Ferris. Il broadcast. City. 65I
Geo B. Reid go Chauncey-st., BkIyn. $50
Rev. y. Frederick Van HOrsen. Car
ihei' " 4 - Sill
Address all inquiries and votes TO
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST,