The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-02
NorEs on TIE TRADE.
WHAT'S Coins on ~ AusemosIe circles


what's GoIng ON IN AutemobIie Circles.
the stamp OF public approval has been un.
mistakabiy placed upon the Warrington Meteor.
This Is a. II should be when one takes Into con-
sideratlon what the name Of Worthlngton means
worthington has long been power mechanicahy
In this country and Is best known 90 the inventor
OF the Worthington pump. The best that the
worlds most advanced practice has heretofore
produced has been subjected 10 the processes OF
elimination and concentration TO produce sim
plicity. By the absence OF complication. by skilfui
design and q wise selection OF material. weight
has been reduced without sacrihcing strength.
and In tbs Meteor an ideal car has been produced
for American roads. The Meteor 10 bevel gear
drive. with direct drive on high speed and me-
chemically operated Inlet and exhaust valves.
which are also interchangeable. this latter dis.
tinguishng feature. An aluminium underbonnet
covers the whole Of the mechanism. In looking
over the Meteor at the warerooms, ot7 INN
avenue. Is instantly struck with Its modern ana
symmetrical appearance.
The success OF the Berg cars has been moro than
gratifying. and the New York selling agents. the
Rainier Company In conjunction with the head
once Of the Berg Automobile Company, az East
Forty NTH street. are 10 be congratulated on the
way the Bergs have boon, received. Two new
Berg ~ horsepower machines arrived yesterday
from the Cleveland factory and O. @. Boynton.
the representative who Is always 10 be found al
Quarters. win be only too glad 70 give demon
strstions At any time. Incidentally. Mr.. boynton
mentioned Q number Of sales made recently 10
people prominent In the social world.
two cylinder Knox commercial car has recently
been bought and put into operation by the William
II. Richardson Co.. Boston. II 10 tho latest enort
OF the Knox Automobile Company OF Springfield.
Mass. and ls without question the climax OF
American automobile industry and ingenuity
devoted to American business interests. As II
glides about the streets Of Boston. much comment
is caused By Its beauty Of outline and rich nnsh.
Its mechanical excellence shows plainly In the
case with which II covers the ground. The body
Is painted In deep red. lettered with gold, giving
the whole car an elee ant appearance.
The contest for the Vanderbilt cup for automo.
biles has made It possible for the Amen can sports
man on this side Of the water TO see the peer of
French drivers. NJ. GABRIEL who arrived on the
French liner La Savoie.
The cup race was recognized by the American
Do Dietrich Motor Car Company of America 10 be
of such importance that r. e. Jarrige, who has
entered De Dietrich car. urged tho home once
70 send 10 this country N. Gabriel to manage the
machine. N. Gabriel Is one Of the most dashing
and daring drivers who has been known n the
automobile world. He Is 20 years old, and has o
phenomenal record having supplanted Fournier
who held the record up TO two years ago. ".
Gabriel In La Turbe race started last and
finished nrst. In the Paris-Bordeaux event Of
1905 with entry OF Ies cars he started last and
fnlshed rst with De Dietrich car In the Goruon
Bennett cup race in Ireland. AFTER suffering from
two accidents to tires. he finished third. number
Of NJ Cab rtel's friends TO give him an informal
luncheon sn0rtly before the contest OF next week
at the once Of the American De Dietrich Motor
Car Company at W est Thirty fourth street.
An exceptionally well located garage is that Of
s.uaseI AZ tbe corner OF flf,y foS pt Street ana
brssdx.y. in inc hear, Of the .atonot dc district
sSd ne Complete
TN %efs aes ae az and saving
and the corps OF workmen In attendance are eA,
ven SHOULD Be: being under The ws.ch,1l eye Of
Of that name.
.,aai we're sse rasss en J.rse General
MANAGER Of the American De Dietrich Motor Car
6l sup rsee course With Ms large motor car MI
n; s SO snnsd e %
found this divers very healthf and stimulating
IL S III s 10
Billing in such high class touring car"
DR.. Harold 2. Thones of Chicago has recently
favored the Loeomoble company with q most
ons s q h:s
sI ina H n.s sTssss s :na
machine Of % nominal uDrse power, to be specially
bull fqr him under a. esins q 4. I. Riken;
chino 70 be built by the Locomoblle Conpan of
America: II win have four front vertical cyhn iers
L,oomobile product. The cost OF this car will be
$4,000 n raging Trim. The Loeomonlle COMPANY
chine must not be construed into nearing that they
viii enter the racing eld, and state that, whatever
any OF their custom may do with their they
viii not take part In track races. long distance
road races during the season Of 1905.
The reputation for quick selling and square
dealing which the Manhattan Storage Company
has gained Is hlling their salesrooms on West Forty
fourth street with cars. As fast as some 20 othevs
replace thcm. This CONDITION puts them In the
unique 'siion CO compelling owners 10 sacrifice
take their cars away.