The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
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whiuh la kept ON ole Tho license IL for life
and ia rood throughout FurGan The penalty
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iRil fln"a don't eo In case NJ IN Accident
o'or hot', tho police decide on the spot who
l. ~ hlau" nod The guilty party IL lnck"d up
hv tho authorities
u was n nurscmald vho daily furnishes 'hA
motive power for n hahy peranhulator In
Ccntral Park. who unfolded 10 n sparrow cop
tho grcni scheme nh her own for the nurse
maids to form tho IRdv ChauTours' I MON, ~
IN order 10 STRIKE for higher wages She said
sure. aint wo rlaunours as we'll ~ the
drivers Of any other horsrlnss cnrrin Qea,
and don't M" men chnuneurs get hiR wages
and don't they run over aud xiii more people
than We do ~ nursies We cant get a raise,
but "a chnunCurs, why not. Sure2"
From II Pnso. Texns. comes the news TINT
the automobile mail lipo bet wccn Torrance
and Roswell. New Mexico. has proved 40 sat.
isfaCtory that the Government has offered
TO give contracts for a number Of roui "a
In New Mexico and Arizona, which are now
served by the star route stages.
story Ia told of a New Yorker with n fixed
and fairly liberal income, but who always
lived fully up to II. After having refrained
absolutely from moking and drinking for
eighteen months he decided he could AFFORD
an autornObil" Of medium price lie bought
one for 81 -uN and took great delight for a
while in clubbing il my winter wagon. In
less than a wear. however. he sold il. declar-
ing the expense of keeping it too great. lie
was asked if what he could save through
abst iuenCe from drinking and smoking was
not enough to pay the running expenses of
the car. He ANSWERED "Oh, yes. and more.
But hang 1t | am not al ahstaiucr from drink
ing ard smoking when I'm going about IN
the car. ] cart he, They all 60 together for
mine.
Tallv-h no automobiles, or motor tally-hos.
ar" the latest. \ couple are being built for
Us" in tennessee, b"tW zen chattanooga and
Maldcn's ridge 1t rill hc Il regular line.
maintained tor summer tourists.
In spite of the efforts Of n score of its almost
tnp Ar.lN- tlN I l.,y Lar
cub is Still within the folds of organized
atlt omobiledoln, its resignation having been
t3hl%d y.1i@rday by the n2Grd Of directors
Tin" resignation was rendered TO the board
a. is REGULAR monthly meeting held az the
America, but no action was taken. 1t is
understood that many Of the conservative
members of the Brooklyn organization are
not in accord with the element which wishes
to withdraw from the A. \. A. and the New
York state Automobile Association, and that
due r aTs paid u, t pSF0! %,obar!y 4 n w Was ming
ton. D, CO. Automobile Racing Association
membership by the directors. Asa Goddard,
who had represented the, Worcester Mass
Automobile Club on the board. resigned. as
Automobile Club. J. =. toghlin. president Of
the Worcester orranizatton, was elected a
ment was made OF the establishment of an
insurance department through which A. 4. A..
members can obtain reduced rates, on their
insurance. In the absence of President John
Farson, Lewis h. Sreare of the, Bay State
Automobile Association presided over the
meeting. Those in attendance We're Dave
Hennen Morris. Automohile club of America;
A. q. Batchelder. New York Motor club. 4. r..
PardinGton, Long island Automobile Club;
mobile Club, and Windsor 7. White, Cleveland
Automobile CLUB.
Owners OF cars barred from competing
for the Glidden touring trophy this year
a cup which will be offered by Chairman
Paul H.. peming of tn" touring commit
tee of the American automobile Associa-
Secretary Sidney s. Gorham of the A.; A. A.
who said that competition for the cup donated
by Mr.. Deming would begin when the regular
a; A, A. tour starts from Chicago for Buffalo.
where the Glidien contest will start on
July u. No intimation was given by Mr..
cup, as Mr.. Deming had not mentioned any
In the letter which told that anot her trophy
would be given for the 1900 A., A. 4. tour.
MI. Gorham was of the opinion that the rules
would be far less stringent than those govern
ing the Gliddcn competitors.
Chairman Jefferson De Mont Thompson
Of the A. A. A. racing board and Vanderbilt
cup commission sailed for Liverpool on the
about a month and will witness the running
of the GraGdc, Prix of the Automobile Club
delegated by the Vanderbilt cup commission
TO make some arrangement regarding the
selection of the French team for tho Van
derbilt race next October. Entries for this
wears contest for the Vanderbilt cup close
on July /, which will allow the French team
to be selected according to their showing
in the Grande PrIN, which will be run on
June 20 and ~.
Users OF non-skiddinG tires should not be
afraid 10 initiate them very hard fully seventy
hounds pressure to the square inch, and If
The tires are fitted TO heavy cars about
100 pounds pressure will be nearer the thing
desired, saws The Automobile. 1t is prnc-
tically impossible TO burst a tire by imitation
alone If the fabric Is sound all the way round,
and the matter of temperature in summer
need not enter in the matter Of tire imitation
in the least. When n tire is not properly
inflated IL will come TO e REF very quickly.
for the reason that the strands in the fabric
rub and the friction engendrrcd cuts them
i'm two. When tires burst or explode it is
because the strands of the fabric give way,
one after the other, Too much attention
lion. "a an even air pressure in all four tubes
knops he diameters of the wheels at a standard
and the wearing qualities are enhanced by
"A large percentage IN consequence OF this
mechanical harmony.
z. p. Brewer Of spokane, Wash. has n pat
emf on a sort of Pullman sleeper device for
motor touring cars. II If for Use in side
entrance Cars. tn" front seals are hinged
and constructed SO that the backs of them
will fold backward and, in conjunction with
the tonneau seats, form "A couch on each side
of the car,