The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-11-16
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILES.
OPEN AR SHOW NAY ACCOVPN,
MOTOR HIGHH ~.
Dem constructions COulh Take Place On Pr..
posed New Road WIN GoOd Er.r,
-CharIes y. GIIddrn Completes F,r,,
1000 Miles O Hls Latest Tom

Charles y. GIIddrn Completes F,,,,
1000 Miles OF HIs --latest Ton,
A big open air automobile show 10 bc hall
within the next year or two somew here aion,
the line OF the motor highway that d, 10 4,
built ON Long Island. was predicted hy AlfreA
Reeves. general manager OF the Amerc,,
Motor Car Manufacturers Association al a
lunch given by &. 7. Stockham ~ tho Ho,s
Breslin yesterday to a number Of automobl.
tradesmen. Mr.. Reeves thinks that no bette,
place for a show could be- found, a. unlimitsd
space could be provided under tents. and pros.
pective purchasers could witness demon,
STATIONS of machines on the broa 4. safe him. 4
way without fear of the police il they wished
{ travel beyond the speed limit fixed for
ordinary roads. lie said the action Of Tia
Automobile Club OF lime lea In holding il,
next show in December was a step in the riybt
direction, but believes that October is m.
proper month for automobile exhibitions. IA
called attention to the fact that there was
testing track inside the building a. the ara
automobile show ever held in this couptrr.
and an incline on the roof, where cars could
show how much power they had in climbing
the improvised grade and how good their
brakes were In descending IL. Mr.. Stockhau,
guests included II. NJ. Swetla nd, Daniel
Cohen, Harry Unwin, Percy Owen, {. ".
Kelsey, L. A. Hopkins, Walter l.. Hi,dreth.
Alfred Reeves. w. j. p. Moore. r. y Wagner,
Burgoyne Hamilton. J. j. Evans and Joseph
Troxel. In the drawing to determine what
Arm making four cylinder cars and exhibiting
at the Automobile Club Of America = show in
the Grand Central Palace. December l 20 /.
should have the privilege Of showin ing one II
its machines In the lobby Of the Bresln,
Joseph Troxel won for the awford car n.
NJ. SHETLAND, drawing by proxy for John T.
Rainier, secured the ticket giving the Rainier
the next chance il the Crawford is not shown,
Charles J. Glidden, the globe girdling auto.
mobilist, again pays his respects 70 The bad
roads which are so plentiful in this country
In writing TO a Boston friend after finishing
the first 900 miles of his tour for this v inter-.
The first | 900 miles OF the Boston TO Mexico
City motor car drive Is completed and ths
tally Is $1,000 miles In our world tour, writes
Mr.. Glidden. We left Washington with 4
letter con vsying The greetings OF President
Roosevelt to President Disz Of Mexico, which
we hope to carry all the way by motor car
from the white House to the castle Ar Che.
pultepec. Wretched and disgraCsful roads
make M the main t~horoughfarc from the
Capital north as far as Wilmington. Del. and
our avera ge running time from Washiu gton
to Philadelphia. via Baltimore, Belair, Havre-
de-Gracc. Wilmington and Chester, ii9 miles,
was fourteen miles AN hour. From Phila-
delphia We drove via Camden. New Eruns-
wick and Newark over the plank road to jersey
city, crossing TO New York. thence via Pough-
kee psie to Hudson. n. V. where this is written.
The New Jersey roads except nG the plank
road are good. while those up the Hudson can
he considered fair 10 good. Police vigilance
continues. We had escorts IN Washington,
Philadelphia and New York. another timed
and followed us in New Jersey aud hetwe cen
New York and Poughkeepsie. No attention
was paid 20 horse drawn vehicles or street
cars that passed us at . gren,tr speed tha4s
held up his hands and we experienced the
20 know Il had my license and r. S'slrs'iog
card. Another in Camden said You must
cover up your london. Massachusetts, Mary
land aud PennsyIvanis numbers and show
HnIy New sD, yerse d.rs s ssg sPlr'r rS St d ide s IrcS
New York 10 Rhinebeck can be classcd among
the worlds picturesque routes,
Automobile using physicians In England
have organized an association 70 oppose thu
proposed higher rate Of ~taxa'ion on, motor
cars Dr. q: z; BTHCe Porter Of L % 5o9
a letter. has been sent 20 the NEWSPAPER
which states that the new taxation would
tSh the hea WY 9p no 20 % astTs ar m Tbsir VINO Hor 2"iPs
requirements Of relia bility. the rough roads
and steep hills they fave 70 traverse, must
horsepower. ID is not right that motors
used By medical men in their daily wors
should be taxed as though they were the
man has neither time nor money 10 allow Of
such la 1uries; his car has TO be used strictly
for professional purposes, and in considers
ton Of the enormous amount of gr4fultoUs
work be does ought 10 be exempt.
British officials al Bombay. India, arc Dis
posed 10 do all in their power TO further tNn
use Of automobile freight wagons as a .olu-
ton for one Of the many problems. WHICH
someone scnrrSnt sss sr, ~ ne G STeTTy IN i n.
results every year in many OF the interior
districts throu Oh the inability Of the country
oficiaI suggestion is that motor wagon. b
ma Dufactured which would transport The
produce to the. railway station and then be
as are ordinary goods on freight cars from
station to station Kerosene is PROPOSED
as the most suitable fuel for ma chimes 81 thl'
spirits, such as gasolene, is rela lively rvsl'y
in q country of high temperatures, Thich
India H..
IT, a car il put away during the vIntog - .
advise BILE TO clean the mbricators with kero.
ssne or stale gasolene; and tubes rlpnipi
also be cleaned, WHICH can be readily done
with a syringe. II the oilinG system s thus
T Serds ny b sleSa 6Se = a ne g S0rin oy1 Il, az ,bs 'as I
is taken out again is 10 I'll IL With oil The
machinery cases should also ne carefully
NlcdNcu " All OIL ana washed 0ut WIN Kerr
Sene or gnsolene to remove all the mcf'l .t.t
and the gum from tho oil.
Unless the Jackets Of water cooled cylinders
have been cleaned with special regard 10 the
removal Of the laSi v~esfiges of core sand, there
Is every likelihood that after q few weeks or
months OF Use a few particles will do'acN
themselves from some obscure nook aud re
0raTn Into me pump where they viii COG H.
meeting par. On this account q new machine
which has been in U.s. but a month ~ -iy
pipes all being disconnected and watpt rur
through all the Jackets from a main. In fi-
way a surprising amount OF dirt will be eje,'''
ana much possible annoyance saved tho us'r
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Huntington Races Cancelled.
The card OF pony and hunter racas for -r,-