The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-03
AMONG THg AUTOMOBlLISTS.
AVOrHER BsG moan RarE T0 ~
HELD yENT rtiL.
6Ircui, VI = sniJ.n,e NIies Near H"~hea's'
wiz Ip t'sed-New tSFh state AHto
Association Kills the L'sseFnHsedien
mn ~ Albany In Huirs t~OHaHtIetee

September ~ and the NandorDUt lup cohl"H'
on October q A circuit 81 about twenty
FIVE miles In Monroe county. near Rochester.
will be used. and the distance Of the race viii
be 100 miles. The plan was made public
by n committee Of the New York state Auto
mobile Association. headed by President
Oliver 4. Quayle Of Albany, the other members
being Secretary y, II. Elliott Of use
n. 8. Woolwo rth. Automobile Club Of Roches-
ter. and n. A. Meldrum OF Buffalo.
A syracuse automobilist has offered 70
give q cup valued OF 1900 for the contest,
The race will be conducted under the joint
auspices OF the State association and tho
ono Club of Rochester, and the county
superv isoTs already have expressed their
willingness to give q permit for the race
No opposition IL expected from the farmers
as tine race will be run In the afternoon 80
as not to interfere with the farmers taxing
their produce to market.
The entrance fee will most likely be fixed at
$3.50, and the contest will be open 10 the world.
II Is expected that practically all OF the Fan
didates for the American team IN the van
derbilt Cup race will enter. as well as many
Of the foreign cars which will be here for the
Vanderbilt contest. No restriction is TO De
placed on the number of entries and 1t Is
proposed to run a contest for stripped touring
cars in connection with the big race.
President Quayle Of the New York State
Automobile Association, who was in the city
yesterday. said that the association had
succeeded in killing the L'Hommedleu
automobile bill. The bill was disposed OF In
the legislative Committee on Rules In Albany.
which refused to report the bin. Mr.. ouayle
said that the legislative campaign for this
year had been successful. as the
regulations will remain as they have been for
nearly two years. The State association
has been able to exert a powerful influence
H. ~ - IA l. --- $40 ~ anti NIL
with an aggregate membership OF about $500.
The New York State automobile Associa-
ton has sent a committee here to invite the
association OF Licensed Manu-
facturers to allow tho American Automobile
Association to participate In the PROFITS OF
the annual show In Madison Square Garden.
The committee IL made up oil President
Quayle, II. A. Medium and +. B. Hover.
president and yice-president of the Auto
mobile Club of Buffalo; II. s. Woolworth.
Automobile Club Of Rochester, and +. II.
Elliott. Automobile Club OF Syracuse.
Mr.. Elliott, who Ia secretary Of the State
association. said yesterday that the American
Automobile Association needs and should
lave the financial and moral backing OF the
msnneeyt for o4't good 'rosds and less.isistISe %Sorf
than 1t receives from, the membership lees.
and Mr, Elliott thinks the manufacturer
Sts4 from "e Ii; o orsaniizatioR : work. The com
mittee's proposition to the licensed associa-
annual show in the Garden. the licensed
ASSOCIATION having a Lease On the PIG f sHild,
IA A. would be practicable and would prove
they we're to make individual contributions.
NJ. I. Brock, assistant Reneal manager for
the Licensed Association. said last night that
to think that the Licensed Association prof;
s ttSd by thu The s ndGTa ns i msm RfbSnss OF f the s a.xsaSe
ton in proportion TO their, space. He said
George H., bay, the general manager Of the
SO FAR a., no knew, Nj, Day had not been az
preached by, the New York state Automobile
Association In regard TO tho matter,
Thirteen. members attended tho monthly
meeting. Of the, executive commlttee q the
f%acturcrs Yesterday afternoon. The leeisla,
tive committee reported thst i h hadI r eel e iea
S TIrq had ,I0 Been HtdR SfReyate sd" in the Committees on
Rules, which disposes Of all adverse ,leslsla-
ton for the present season, lea InS the stu
has prevailed for. the last eighteen months;
The good roads committee reoommended
that that the Su 4ssooi Ia %,sh Gostr1o4bs be- Is 20 NH sSSp
the passage ASIA Of the BrownIoT bli. providing
ror na''9T4hs o c S,a N tss e SHnsss"Si' the o op! FIoH
that the action Of Now York IN. providing
for State good roads building Ia likely TO DO
followed by other States, and Tor that reason
L VIII be almost imp%cssleie to secure Ecu cav ald !, from ON
decided that tho association would not re-
new its contribution to the bureau,
BENJAMIN Brisooe OF tho Maxwell Briacoe
Company. j. b, Bartholomew Of the Bar
tholomeW Company. r. H.: Cr9nInger q the
the REQ Motor Car Companywere elected to
membership,
The Automobile Club Of America two
gallon efiS!snoyd AZ efpn NJ u,s on Saturday amn + ya has
bers OF the club, and many Of them Will drive
Presidents Winthrop Z. -sSarrltt and Albert
r. Shattuck, Col. A, b. Hilton, Percy owen,
Cen. George Moore Smith, Frank EvelIandd'
Qallaher, Alan R.Hawley and CortlAndt Field
The contest viii be limited TO se~lf-propelled
pleasure vehicles OF Individual owners or OF
manufacturers, taken from stock. and special
or freak cars will be excluded. Except for
the, Introduction Of any devices regularly
rotor, tank or any other part. viii be permitted.
though change may be made In tho siae, In
clination or elevation OF the Rasolene tank
TO insure delivery OF the entire two gallons.
Muflers mast be used and cars must have
dlnercntial, gears or equivalents. ANY car
makes an excessive amount OF noise or smoke
will be excluded, Each car will be required
20 carry Its State registration number and
all equipment required by law, such az brakes.
LAMBS and horn.
the clubhouse, az / o'clock In the afternoon. =.
Up 10 last night the following entries had
been received by Secretary q, NJ, Butler: