New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
INTO RECORDS BROKEN.
,,urFNDANCE, NOT TINE.
,-..,ds Suarns the Garden Shoe to
See and to Bug.

-. b~oken Yesterday IN the matter
al ND.. at the automobile shows IN Ma"iSoH
q si'e..n and the 69th Regiment ArInory' Inc
s.asre -, we're seen earlier in the week were
,sas faces H'N countless others. A precocious
sesa sesD- rd 70 ask his father: What are All
yssth Wa LING here7" The answer came quick
fhsse peop .bev all want to buy automooileS-
e: ie-,e6 70 be no question about the oorFect-
Thsre ,s,s answer particularly the want PAL :,
rsss Oh 'l. - hardly make the rounds OF either
s. 0Ho S+hout casting coveting chances at Inc
SLOW u-hed and attractive looking cars
Eghiy poH1 ~ the various booths are beginning
ne So ant Answering thousand ana one
70 ooA SOW while being pushed ana cro"uou
osssuoN' particularly happy condition Ihey
eboa' r,al accommodating lot, however anu
STE =. answer the question, What is thal "1ie'-
s1.s .or % with the same politeness as the more
n.--ncated questions OF the expert VINO Is 'iie'0
by .bs Garden last night was bigger
inc The weather was partly responsible
t@1 As the week advances the appaKeHL
p el-~I Of the visitors increases, perhaps De-
-osnv have been there before. and are inter-
c. a. studying out the respective merits "a
es'su -,okss Of cars before making a choice
s,estness OF the visitors and their familiarity
1 cars is striking. It is noticeable that there
Wiz - :. the kindergarten feature about the show
*. 90 than in previous years. There are fe"er
u -. urbere the mechanism is shown IN fhoIl"A'
60 go =, ran be explained in detail ano there 'S
y single instance of chassis being set upon
H ~ "a that one can see how IT looks from IN
6erneath -. -, .,,o,- this
+be absence OF the racing car The reason
va e., This ia that the manufacturers have sent
-oc,n- machines to Florida, 50 that they
=. thoroughly tuned up before the big tour
I. m the Orrnond-D aytona Beach next week
- o,Iv big racing car 10 be seen at the Garoen
-. EAR s the Locomobile which. driven oy
-. car,. IN third in the Vanderbilt Cup race
last fall ..o
rbib,,ion Of accessories, and II is popular place
4 sale of an automobile means mat lamps, holila,
-trs tires etc. have TO be bought. ana me saIss
q sis line have eIso exceeded those al previous eA
y. ne show advances the interest in the com
,sTctal vehicles in the basement increases. EVen$$
sHr wagon built 10 haul only 100 pounds. up
@ tig tr1cks twelve feet long, with carrying ca
pseg ~ - 5iferenT commercial cars IN the ex-
tst and tie lessons and suggestions 10 be cleaned
s-o~ them are inuumerable- The tire question y
tioI I-,roTtart one with these heavy machines the
,-so-irv using solid rubber tires. while some en-
- steel tires ana che massive truck has pecuI-
o. douhle tire, two rims OF solid rubber Win Z
s-sce between. This is the European style
AIaoI Is,o ia Aston John R Drexe Commodore
panrns Frank A. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. LoveIl
Sa Jerome FREDERICK A GTomWe Wells MIS- 4r, J0nn
1obr D i<rinmins. Henry G. Barley, richard car
man. IT, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest @iitsee, Mt Mt anq
Mrs. George !. Reeves, jefferson Seligman, Archie
Ps1 william Lehr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Low daTTl-
-s- M and Mrs Robert Chanler. Henry +. EIQ-
-5Sge De Peyster Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
s s+Isk Il Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Beck
Sa a5s M R,SaTd Henri Warren. Miss Ethel Barry
H5Te and her brother Lionel. Nine FRITZ schef.
RoSsrt Lorraine. Miss Ellis Jeffreys, Lew Dock
sts6er' MISS Blanche Bates and David Warfeid.