New-York tribune., 1907-01-13

months of special work put upon this
it shows admirably the various features Of the
Lozier design.
The chain castings are the feature which at
tracts most attention, this IS the first Amer
lean 10 perfect device of this kind. IN fact.
this is the first year that chain castings have been
terest is being manifested in them.
In addition to the polished fhaSIs fnnTn resur M
horsepower runabout. finished in royal pQrPi. with
a a0-horsepower palace limousine fn.sied il. cream
| Bedford cord and lace and a SohorsapoweE tour
One of the, notable features Of the exh:e: M L
details of the ignition mechanism. and tae piston
crank motions ,olng. etc. comPlete Vine s.so OF
parts, showing the various construction processes
/! forms interesting feature of the exhibit
The Eimore exhibit at Madison Square Garden
this year is one OF the most attractive showings
ever made The Elmore Manufacturing Company
make the only cycle engine used IN a pleasure
car and 1t has long been famous for the wonderful
consistency of its running and for its exceptionally
| low cost Of maintenance.
The exhibit consists of four cylinder two
cycle touring ca- horsepower. complete, which
has very luxurious body and a long wheel base.
selling for $500; finished chassis of the same
model that shows in detail the mechanical arrange
ment of the car: one three cylinder touring car.
2o-2horsepower which sells for s75o. and one run
about of the three cylinder model. one of the
raciest runabouts ever shown in New York. This mis-
Reeoy wo extra Gar tres and storage space as wei
a
principle. the EInore company will also show
| demonstrating TO purchasers the wonderful sim
plicty of this type OF engine. IN Whlch there ara
valves, springs, cam shafts or cams.
Six absolutely new models have been turned out
by the Baker people that oover the entire range
Of the electric carriage in the pleasure field. These
new creations are exhibited for the first time at
the Madison Square Garden show.
The new Baker Iandaulet heads tho list of the
hcHv daofo c1n folIn
most approved styles that have found favor abroad.
The Baker brougham is dignined example
Of what this style Of car ought to be. Another
| model is the Baker Queen Victoria. carriage
whose lines have been most artisticay drawn out.
1t has been especially built for women to drive:
The Baker sunshGut s out eSodes all the gSod
but is built on more, masculine lines Yet another
model is an inside driven . coupe for Which there
vehicle for winter use. providing as it does. ade-
The sixth model and the one that should cause
sensation is the Baker gentlemans road racer:
Easoene @ f sS has long rassh bonnePt snd
rumble seat 1t has speed of forty miles an hour.
with a wide radius on one charge of the battery.
The oidsmobie Company of New York recently
received the following telegram from Ralph r.
| Owen who is driving Oldsmobile to Florida:
Waycross. Ga. Jan. s.-Escorted ten miles out of
Savannah over fine roads and then plunged into
fsSw ,ys ;ust large enough to support weight Of
diately ran into Aitamaha Swamp. which was
continuous road OF mudhoes and small creeks.
Attempted one which completely covered hood of
/ car, leaving seven inches of water In tonneau
Block Block and tackle used to get out Boys in water
| creek. Further encountered mudhoes three feet
| deep. Arrived Heinesvie last evening and made
early start for Jacksonville.
| A. s. Le Vino sales manager Of tho Ajax-Greib
Rubber Company, reports business wonderfully
| brisk for this season Of the year. Although they
are making over hundred sets of tires a day in
tho Trenton plant, II Is hard keep the stock
in the new salesrooms at 57th street and Broadway
complete. Daily shipments of tires from plant
| TO the New York branch are being made. and thus
tire users obtaining fresh tires all time In
stead Of stock worn and dried tires.