The San Francisco call., 1907-06-22
LOCAL AUTO|sTs PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN ORPHANS
Movement of the Dealers
Association Is Given
Hearty Support
BY r. r. l'rIon,n1edieu

The movement started by the auto
mobile dealers association of Califor-
MIA to give the orphans an outing next
month is meeting with the hearty sup
port of the supporters of the charitable
institutions. From the number of cars
already donated for the day 1t is almost
certain that the parade will be the
largest automobile parade ever held in
this city.
Before the winter months come
around the association should hold a
run for the old folks. There are several
homes in the city where number of
aged people are quietly passing their
remaining days. They have contrib
uted their share toward making the
of their lives should be made as bright
as possible.
A number of automibilists are stop
ping at Del Monte.
Cuyler Lee has arrived there In his
so horsepower Cadillac. He will leave
the machine at the disposal OF Mrs Lee
and family, who accompanied him. and
who will remain here two or three
weeks
William Let's oliver and wife. Miss
Oliver and Harold and Lester Oliver
have arrived there from Oakland In
their 0V horsepower w mite StedHeT.
Mrs. Charles Buffers and A. \ Gowen
of Berkeley and Miss Deane of San
Francisco arrived the early part of the
week in Mr.. Buffers so horsepower
Columbia limousine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bayley Miss
Fannie Rowan, Miss Irene Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. John Posey. Miss Brownie
Coulter. E. C. Anthony, B. F. Mansfield
and Ralph Williams arrived Monday in
Il
horsepower Packard runabout, J. Po-
sey's 80 horsepower Thomas flyer and
William Bayleys touring car. The
party has been on an extended tour up
the coast road from Los Angeles to San
Jose and Merced and into the Yosemite
valley The members returned by way
of Salinas TO Del Monte, wh9re they
have been resting and enjoying them
selves at golfing and swimming before
their return trip to Los Angeles. They
are all from Los Angeles.
Miss Phelan arrived Tuesday in her
automobile, accompanied by Miss Sulli-
van of San Mateo and Miss Mullen of
San Francisco.
j. P. Whitney. who is spending the
summer at Del Monte, has 40 horse
power Pope Toledo for the use OF his
family.
Professor and Mrs r. M. Loeser Of
summer, have 40 horsepower Packard
runabout. The professor has ordered
a 1908 Packard.
Clinton E. Worden has ordered 45
horsepower Pierce-Arrow for the use
of Mrs. Worden and Mrs. A. n. Towne.
who are permanent guests at Del
Monte The new car is expected to
arrive this week.
The car De Luxe is the latest to join
the automobile family in this city.
The City Hall automobile company is
agent for the car.
Norman de Vaux. manager for the
company, in speaking of the machine
yesterday, said: There has been ex-
cellent care and judgment exercised
in the selection of the various ma
terials- The car De Luxe is advanced.
thoroughly tried and Is built on the
most improved principles of construc-
ton. 1t is complete in every detail
The use of genuine imported Hess
Bright bearings throughout. OF which
there are 36 in the car, shows the COM
pleteness of construction. One ex-
tremely important feature about the
car is the rear axle, which, in fact, is
a double axle. This shows that
strength is a factor in the building of
the car"