The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-18
NOTES OF THE TRADE.
what's Going On in Automobile Circles
Horse and Carriage Dealers.

r. z. JarTige general manager Of the American
De Dietrich Motor Car Company. has entered an
eighty horse power De Dietrich racer IN the Van
dsrbnt cup race Mr.. JArrige 10 80 confident Of
winning tho cup that he has already Laid several
wagers. L. Regsn will drive the car In the absence
Of GABRIEL
During tho past two weeks Mr.. Jarriee has estab-
lshed several agencies for the American De Dietrich
Motor Car Company. the most important one being
In Chicago. He has secured the largest auto mobile
place there and VIII call It the de Dietrich Garage"
Mr.. Jarnge reports many sales for the past week
OF forty horse power DE Dietrich cars. The hrst
shipment OF the forty horse power model arrived
ast week and already sold the purchasers being
n. ]. Ottrnan Of New York and Joseph F. Flanagan
OF Boston. Another lot OF high power cars, ton
neau and llmouse types will be on exhibition at
the main once, West Thirty fourth street, New
York city.
The Haynes.Apperson Company has opened q
New York city branch at l7ls and IT'S Broadway.
in charge OF F. G. Carrie, with full line OF the
famous Haynes automobiles. Maohinsts trained
in the factory will be present 10 assist customers.
and the necessary machinery Is being rapidly in
stalled.
Messrs. Duerr-w Broadway, corner OF Fifty.
eighth street. In the Royal Tourist have motor car
that is most practical for American roads. II Is
simple In construction and easy TO operate. II has
three speeds and reverse sliding gear transm isson
interiocking devices throughout and beyel geared
drive direct at top speed. II has force feed lubr-
cation perfect radiatlng system, long wheel base
and large wheels.
Incorporated In the Meteor car of tho worthington
Automobile Company will be found whatever Is best
In American and foreign automobile practice. l,
possesses every mechanical feature which IS found
In high priced cars 1t is q light car but strong
one-in fact the Meteor may be described as high
class vehicle In which science IN construction has
reduced weight to minimum without any sacrifice
OF strength and made every unit Of power effective
in the highest degree. The engine OF the Meteor
is OF tho four cylinder vertical balanced type with
cylinders cast in pairs. Inlet and exhaust valves
are mechanically ,actuated and interchangeable.
and spark advance being operated by manottes
situated on top of the steering wheel. a range OF
speed OF from 100 TO 500 revolutions a minute
Is obtained. vibration and noise having been pract.
announces the arrival OF another of The Leon
Bodice cars mention Of which was mhdo In these
columns two weeks ago.
Every autoist knows that a weak and clumsy
transmission Is an expensive affair There arc
over 2.lo0 Cadillac transmssions In daily uso and
not one worn out or broken-this Is worth passing
word. The Cadillac planetary transmission sys-
tenn is unique In Its construction but positive IN Its
action and Is compact and nolseless. When driving
on high .oeed this q pound mass Of forged gears
The combination works well. vibration being re-
duccd TO minimum. The gears run In oil. which
Is poured In through one hole Each olling Is
good for 200 TO 500 miles This perfection In trans
lac Gen. J. r Cutting. at the Cadillac ware