The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12
AMONG HHg AUTOHOBIESIS.
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the theft thursiay nifh'. he had 10 saf uh'H
Yesterday mpfrins hefots hs could co. the
social fsrtpfv numbsf ~ u from tho niars
where h@ bonght ~ IN order N h"'int the
police
sons automabiies ara u%uesriy fated Walk
ihs into . sarase an upper rfuadeay Yesterday
rHa stS man noticed that the alumlaum
colored car of state senator Y = frelins-
huysen waa missing from tho noor This 10
the car which he had left there ~ BE- add.
because he thought q car ~ t5hotse-poWef
would be- too fast for him &" drive In View
Jersey. since tho new law 81 his creation
has been passed The senator had ueed
tho car once. but had act q price on u $500 above
tho catalogue figures that he paid fof H..
The sAlesm an said tho car had been sold
and that the iN0 premium had been paid.
When asked who was the buyer. the sales
man replied well. ts q queer thing. hat
that car seems bound TO keep In Official cir
! oIee. ~ has gone TO Queens boroueh. where
, motorphobla ~ about as virulent as II IL In
Jersey. and tho new owner OF IL IL no one clse
! than -. l.. Van Nostrund. the County Clerk
o. queens,
Entry blanks for the 1909 Vanderbilt cup
f larson n"t ys Mon Mont mp OF he racing
board OF the American Automobile ,Associ-
alton, who Is also chairman OF the Wander
contains the conditions governing the con-
test on SATURDAY: October .: and states that
mobile Association, The distance shall be
not less than $50 miles. nor more than 800
nounced at least thirty DAYS before the race.
will be over a regular highway or an auto
mobile s%pSedway Competition Tor The cup
or affiliated with the. American Automobile
Association and 20 clubs recognized by or
the Automobile Club OF Germany. the Auto
mobile Club OF Italy and the Automobile Club
OF Great Britain and Ireland. Members Of
such clubs must apply to their clubs Tor nomi-
nation, and American owners of foreign cars
must be members of and make their entries
through the recognized club of the country
in which their cars are manufactured, Cars
must not weigh more than 2 ,204 pounds and
not less than Si pounds aud all OF its parts
and equipment must be entirely constructed
In the country ofthe club each represents. Not
more than five cars shall represent any one
country. and In case there are more than fve
entries from a foreign country the club rep
resenting the country shall select the five
cars.
tries there will be a trial race Of al least $50
miles run on September %, and the first five
cars to finish, will make up the American
team, the trial race being limited to the first
Twenty-Five cars entered to represent the
United States. The. rules governing the race
will be the racing rules OF the American Auto
mobile Association and any additional rules
adopted by the Vanderbilt. Cup Commission
for 1908. Entries close on July 1 with Chair
o. 900. In signing the entry blan nix each en-
trant agrees TO furnish after July ! at the
request OF the commission, the ioll wi,
power. weight, wheel base and tread, size OF
tires type Of engine dd rated nhS in h 10 erpp0esr.
shaft drive, number Of turns of engine to one
turn of wheels on high gear, number and
character of brakes. kind of ignition, %Easolene
capacity. water capacity. type of cooling or
condensing system. steering gear change
gear, number of speeds and am, other facts
sports committee Of the Automobile Club OF
France has been appointed a member OF the
commission TO represent France.
Members of the Automobile Club Of America
and the New York Motor CLUB have been
mobile parade which the long Island Auto
mobile Club viii hold on Saturday, May 10.
The first division will be composed OF mem;
Of Automobile Club Of America members and
the third OF New York Motor Club members,
while a fourth division will be made up OF
automobilists not belonging to any Of the three
clubs mentioned. Gasolene, steam and cleo
trio cars will be grouped together In each
division, and the decoration Of cars IL optional.
There are about one hundred fair Brooklyn:
ties who, drive their " cars. and many OF
| one of the Glidden tourists last year, will be
| the grand marshal. DR.. Richardson. chairman
Of the parade committeei a%nnonn esr 1ha BIZ the
h Is as fol follows, Starting at the Plaza. thu. pa.
ford avenue, down Bedford avenue to Lafay.
cite avenue. along Lafayette avenue TO South
Oxford street. thence to Hanson place down
sySp park 10 a Ress1 the S' westerly side iitdi,'S Of the PARK
| where the motorists will disband. To guard
against violating the speed limits a squad of
mounted police will lead the procession.
President W. j.. p, Moore Of the New York
Motor Club in, appointing committees for the
selecting members OF a special committee on
aerial navigation. Georges Dupuy. late OF
Paris, is chairman and The other members are
! Davis. Other committees appointed were:
E1eculve-R, G. Howell, chairman: R. T. John
''9 McM w u MGtsfHn' t N s " SLmndh' Oh Chairman T%SSe' A.
Kull. Frank ]. Grimm. w. J. =. Moore.
Contest-Harry Irwin, chair man: A, l.. Kull,
board member; Wclton II. Flynn. Joseph Troxel,
Tcehnlcair Pau l.. Snutscl. chairman: W. J. p.
Moore, board member: J. =. Maxwell, d. r. Graham.
Tours and Runs--w. J. Morgan. chairman and
board member; Dr. c. c. Moore, James T, falrman.
W. W. Burke, A. c, keene.
chairman and board member: n. LAZnrnick, F. Ed.
Spooner, J. Schreycr. Welton II Flynn.
Lbrary-A. n. Jervis, chairman: II. NJ. SWEET
land, board member: p. ]. o'Conncll. j. Henry Beck,
George Brown.
Pfess-A, y, Tucker. chairman and board mem
her; Georges Dupuy, Eugene Thompson John c.
Wetmore. l.. p. Hardy
Route information Carl Page. chairman; c. 6.
wridgway, a. L, Schwarz, F. z. Moscovlc, l.. A.
Road improvement-Frank a .Burrelle. chairman;
r. G. Howell. board member; s, +. Randolph, Jr,,
Joseph Grossman, a. S. Robinson,
Motor B~oais-Henry A. Lozer. chairman; W. j,
Morgan, board member.
member: c, r, Tenboldt, Edward A, Cassidy. Ed
ward Flncld, A. H.. shapiro.
Law tSprcial)- Joseph !. Darling. .chairman:
Frank J, Gril1n, board member; Charles ", Earring,
Charles II, Hyde.
President Dave Hennen Morris OF the
m Club OF America has consented
10 formally open the open, air automobile
show and carnival at the Empire City track
on May "a, rs and 20. Members OF the Aero
Club OF America have been invited 70 attend
the balloon ascension and parachute drop
IL. nll ha halA aanh aftarnn0p Al tho