Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-06

III TINS NDH4'NiS -
" neCted in measure IL IS stateu
AZ tho seventh annual automobile
sbouy that will be opened here the
evening OF January - nc - -
been held IN chech oS 'i0 ,,,,a,,1a 70
OF machines ana pai - i.' ,,'a,, wade
meet the deIhanus ina ia ~. (,araf,,II,,
upon them oy tHe guy ms pun +han 5oo
compiled hsures SNOW NO l,i,-,r,l'., loot
automobiles We're SOU III 49,. ~,
year, it being the greatest year III INC ~
tory of the trade. The Forthcoming 9"'"
will set the 1907 ball rolling, ana there Is
,t.t., ,1,at ,,.,y selling records
every H'd'c"'ton nc, ,lardid
Will be estapisI'eu l''' -, -
collection of cars ana the huhoieu anu va"
things that go to make up the equipment
=, - =. dota cor will he displayed at
OF ''i' ~ N'''o
the SHOW .,,i,,fos
Some one has apply Sald Iitt III -. ~ -
and farmers are motor .a'9 80 az However
common people are getting thefe, lioW F est
true that may be, 1t IS an ui'uouottU
that motoring Is not l"u' '>e'p' ~
limited extent. ,,, 10
The local dealers ''sS"cial.o = efort
promoting the snow; Is l'ahins 1 CONNER
To have The l'ut sH"" eCHpS' - ti o-,.,Ss-
ones. \ greater ailluti. Ill, ~ hn fforied
for eNhihll.nh pu tuSv5 ~ dfnand for
than ever before ana the u St,,,.d ,Lis
space has become HSlsttht, "a .i'lIr'in,y of
year viii be the reiItsen io aIe sTeat
tires IN" tIfe peolle , Lev and thev may
PI"R' 80 "a -, gh,y something radically
- trim using dena-
Jos'p" t, ret,irnodSto New
turt" a''o'iUi " =, ozI,,a about the
io'N '.s. 80 ~. made with the
hiS' io",' ~. ,t,ot be was entirely
ne" luel' anu s''-u -. 40 for as the use
saIlSileu VIZ ti' canrerned Regarding the
ID and thr general running conditions,
he was less enthusiastic.
-rrary.,e story was to the effect that the
run from the start was through a fog and
over roads which were inches deep IN Soit
,,nd tha nroduct of three days OF ram
80 frost He left the headquarters OF
the New York Motor Club at one minute
sftar midnight while the bells were tolllng
for the advent of the new year. He crossed
The Desbrosses street ferry and started oy
tha NOV of the Newark plank road Tor
49, citv The heavy rains had washed
way the blanks and piled them promiscu-
a,Isly- o,-ar the crest OF the highway. 1t
waC into a hole left by the loss of one OF
, Tas i IIonks that the car fell, warping the
front avIn So that il was extremely difficult
to steer the machine. 1t was not hard to
nat tha car ont but the progress to Newark
- .xtranneIv slow 1t was 1:30 clock
W. a. driyer reached Newark and he
49, ,,r,srccassfuI in finding any garage
Wbicb yy0uld allow him to drive in and
,onoir tho machine. SO he started lOr
Pahn,a1,
x*
49,. CO., -rroc, succeeded in. losing his
l" INC US -, H., +brousb the
way ana went hlhetee" n'.e' 49,,
"traCkless woods before ne hhallS stuihoieo
on a side road which led him back toward
roLr.a, p,t he missed the road again
Na"""9 - standstiu ar the
ana was pio"s"' tro,t, s.art
gate OF a cemetery. Mahiis u i'e'i' ' "
Ia RAILWAY, a mile and a half away. In
turning he ran into bank and bent the
axle still further SO tnat ne vas . 60
70 prott 5 d. d p" IL eventuaIlv reached
500. In time for breakfast and found a
weu-equipped garage where he had machine
shop facilities and was able TO repair the
axle. mat TOOK ullll . ION -; &c,
noon. Inc run was cotI n 81, ~, ~
from that point. otoPs WI ne Tro,st a. tor
BRUNSWICK Tor iul!Cneoli 49, anu a. i,gbt a1co.
supper Az poth plaCes az ", 80 ~ So II
hoi. denaturhs II IliisI 1i - $50 Sant
he FOUND that heaitS al, al u ~ I'D uoad
adequate sGpples VI Jun III q Gu - wv os bIs
a!cohoi ana tlat ma - az ~ ne w. tas+
coming ana or the ihP "a 49, 80 nb,e to
tracy Salu lldl II lle ileid pSeii efo4S ~