New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
AUTO NEWS AND NOTES.
We'll Knozcn Cars at Grand Central
Palace Shoe.

The exhibits of the American Mors It Space
at the show Of the Automobile Club Of America
are as follows; a 14-lShorsepower model, fin
shed in bright red, with upholstery to match;
4e-a2- horsepower model hnsaed IN nd dars
flSsi toSborseponer g5R ode maroon and black
with full limousine body. These bodies are all. OF
Demarest make. There will be kept outside of the
building one car OF each OF the three models. In
attendance at the exhibition there will be George
]. kobusch and W S: Mccall, president ana wee
president of the st. Louis Car Company; Walter
Miller oS ss Of the anS Hoy
kns. the New York manager.
The Rarnett-Jackson Company. of No. 23s West
54th street. is handling the Doris car ex-
hibit, the main floor at the extreme right in the
of the building, at the show. The exhibit
consists of three models and a chassis limousine
selling at $500, a touring selling for $500 and
rumble runabout selling for 800, Also stripped
chassis; highly polished: ao.o ..,,.
and is equipped with ali the convenences found
ae hgf The s1as line typ Whh has the
rage abroad. The runabout although equipped
ciaI design so that the weight will be properly
distributed to give the car the easy riding effect
Doris cars are covered with years guarantee.
feats, such making run from New York to
and and ta on ngh 5Psd W of fPrr
gallons for the distance. They have also climbed
the famous Eagle Rock & hin from n5 Standing 0d HEs saFs
ago negotiated Fort Lee hili on high speed.
The Mora Roadster at tho show attracted unusual
comment among the local automobile trade last
the torpedo effect, has four cylinders which develop
horsepower Jump spark igntion; sd smart dTi.e;
and reverse. and sells for s., 500.
The Wayne Automobile Company won many
prizes in competition with much higher priced cars.
On exhibition are three new models that should be
winners One. a 5O-horscpower. four-cylinder tour
ing car with seating tn capacity for seyen, has
sliding gear transmission. three forward and re-
a light touring car.
An exhibit of interest is that OF the Mitchell
Motor Car Company. whi2h shows three models of
its 1907 product-lnodel F. S5-horsepower; model
E. 3-horsepower. and model D. 30-horsepower.
They are all four-cylnder cars, with jump spark
Transmission. and three speeds forward and one
reverse. The frames are pressed steel, and sell
The Bra.ier automobiles occupy large space on
the main floor of the show. On exhibition can be
seen 1907 Braser chassis. % to 36 horsepower.
mounted raised platform; a complete 1907
touring car loaned BY Malve H d. ChMapman app an and the
Gordon Bennett Cup race, which is owned and
driven by Harry Payne whitney.
car, speed car. a limousine and polished chassis
on raised platform Besides these cars there
cars outsiSe the Palace
The Matheson Company of New York, has
exhibition the salesroom the 1901 chassis.
The motor is of the four-cylinder, water cooled.
vertical type, self-startng from the seat with
make and brake ignition. The inlet and exhaust
valves are in the head and mechanically operated;
low tension magnetic, geared direct to the motor;
carbUreter, multiple port type; automatic lubrca-
ton: multiple disk clutch, hfty-One disks. afford
transmission is sliding gear, selectve type, hay
ing four speeds forward and one reverse. The
drive is two side chains the axles OF the l.
beam type, front and rear wheel base, III inches
35-horsepower, 123 inches 5o-horsepower run
ebouts. touring cars. landaulets and limousines
Brady has placed another order FOR a 50-horse-
power touring W. NJ Rotto has recently es-
tablished agencies for the Matheson Company, of
New York; the Rochester Automobile Company,
]. J. Mandery. representative. Rochester and the
Albany Garage Company. Albany
The Westinghouse exhibit at the show is near
the eleyator-touring car 40 horsepower; limousine
40 horsepower and a finely finished chassis De
monstratinS the disposal OF all. All the
officers OF the automobile department American
Maurice Coster, head of the export department,
and Alexander NJ Thackara, jr. Colgate Hoyt
president or the Automobile Club of America. has
Just placed an order for another 1861 40-horsepoTer
touring car The Societe AnonyTne Westinghouse
has been experimenting recently with 1870 horse
cabed that the motor has DEVELOPED such remark
able howe" that "a has heen Il. cided 10 place the
nachc nn he market at the rating 0f oG-a1 horae-
rnwNr. .
'.ta rrrct'-a - H. >ne "t,nlsiafts 'roai solid
sl0b - CRANE nickel s.eel nauguiated ia Colum-
I;a ears this season. and which has proved eIui-