The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-30
TO WARN CHUFFERS
Minneapolis Auto Club Will Call
Public Attention to Carless. j
... ness of Drivers. ....a.
First Bulletin 1ssued-No Cases Are
Cited Except Upon Specific
Complaints.

The Minneapolis Automobile club has
inaugurated a. new method Of calling at
tention to abuses in the operation Of auto
mobiles. Hereafter bulletins will be issued
from time to time, citing instances Of
careless driving, without giving the names
Of the offenders. 1t is believed that this
will impress chauffeurs with the import
ance Of exercising care in operating their
machines. Occasional Bulletin No. 1, just
issued. reads as follows:
This sheet will be issued by the Automobile
Club Of Minneapolis whenever material accumu-
lates, the dissemination of which would tend to
place ,automobiling on a better basis. Inasmuch
all Minneapolis automobile are not
members of this organization the widest pub
licity will be given the information in the hope
of preventing abuses and of enlsting the co.
operation of all for the wise protection Of all
interests. 1t is believed that the mere mention
of some abuse will be the surest method of stop
in these bulletins which are not based upon
specific complaints. -
Secretary Minneapolis Automobile Club.
BOULEVARD RuNN1Ne--:on July 70 the
driver of a large took chances in trying to
pass between two carriages the thorofare near
the Lake Harriet picnic grounds. Catching the
hub of one of the carriages the car was slowed
the slope. head on for a crowd Of children:
care in runnng road witch has SO many curves
! and is so much travelled would have prevented
any complaint in this case.
| KEEP TO THE RIGHT-1n several places the
park boulevards divide and signs are posted
| keep to the right" These notices are some
| times disregarded by operators and complaint
| has come from horsenen that they have been
| caught in a narrow roadway with a nervous
horse and been compelled to pass machine
| which had no business there. ..... '.
! twenty-five automobile owners have
taken out licenses for their machines since
the list was first published In the Journal
The supplemental list to date with the ad.
dresses of the owners and the numbers o.
the machines. follows: {
6S2-Leonard Nelson, 1106 Seventh street S.
6s3-Ton Shevlin. Minnetonka Beach. ~
6S4-A NJ. Fish, ITO Bryant avenue S. -
| 6S5-Pete Blair Park theater. ...... .@...
! eS6-N. S. Ankeny, 10 Chamber of Commerce.
6sI-W. S. Hudson. Virginia apartments.
| 6ss-S. T. Mcknight, 22OO Park avenue.
6s9-W. G.. Northey North Star Wooden Mil
6s0-S. FL. Bowman, 211o Park avenue
691-W. H. Jacoby, 25O-252 Nicollet avenue.
692-E H. Weinhold, 2948 Park avenue.
693-J. r. Martin, Chamber Of Commerce.
694-George ". Beach, 1900 Harmon place.
695-Fred Kees, 722 Twenty fourth street.
6e6-W. G. Shell, 400 Harmon place.
69s-A. S. Brooks 81 Eighth Street S. -
1 6o9-Dick Ferris Lyceum theater.
| 700-George W. Reavy, Chamber of Commerce.
| 7O1-S. H. C1ausin, 31O1 Calhoun boulevard.
TOE. j. Laird 402 Sixth street sE
Top. j. Scheid, 1909 Sixth street n -; X,
7O4- Elliot Daggett 900 Groveland avenue
7O5-Alice Arnold OBrien, 1922 Hennepin ave
7o6-Bsonson & Melich, 400 Washington ave