The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

Of the party are: DR.. Edward Short,
Clarence Ward. Judge Brusie and Bush
Finnell. They left here on the Sth inst.
and will return Sunday.
Homer Boushey, of the Hovey-
Boushey company returned yesterday
from the east. He reports a delight
full trip and promises some features in
the new Pope cars that are coming to
the coast.
Charles darcy of Darcy Scott COM
pany, has returned TO the city after an
attempt to make Sacramento in his
Dragon car He got as far as Wood
land. where his course was stopped by
flooded roads.
Charles c. Moore, a member of the
board of governors of the Automobile
club of California, has returned home
after an extended business trip in the
east His return completes the mem
bership of the board and a meeting Of
that body will be held early next week.
The Linz-Sanborn automobile COM
pany reports that within the next week
several car loads of Maxwell cars viii
reach the city Some of these cars are
coming by express.
II. l.. stewart OF beaverton lett
Thursday in his Buick car for 10 days
outing in Lake county.
Word has been received from the east
that Charles J. GIidden, the Bostonian
who likes to travel TO out of the way
places, has decided not to go abroad
in his automobile this year; at least
he will not start until after the tour
for the trophy, which he gave
] Fc lrn
a tour this year in a Stearns car.
Watson requests that any member of
the club who does not receive a notice
of this run to notify him at 696 Market
street. He is issuing all notices from
the address list in the possession of the
secretary. which he fears is not up to
date.
| The Lambert agency reports the sale
of a Lambert friction drive touring car
to Frank w. Dixon of Round Mountain,
New.
Louis H. Bill, manager of the Thomas
B. Jeffreys company, maker of the
Rambler, was the recipient of congrat-
| ulations yesterday when it was an
nounced that he was the father of an
other little Bill.
The Pioneer automobile company re-
ports the sale of a Thomas 40 runabout
| to w. j. Douglass of Fallon, New This
| is the ninth Thomas car that Douglass
has owned. The company also reports
the sale of a Thomas flyer to Victor
Magin and oldsmobiles to II. S. Morton
and H. F. Briggs.
Norman de vaux of the City Hall
automobile company has returned from
| a trip TO Fresno. He went down in an
Auburn. While going through Pacheco
pass he came upon an automobile that
was disabled on account of lack of oil
in the transmission. The car had five
passengers and De Vaux could not
think of leaving them in the pass. He
got out a tow line and started to pull
| than equal to the task. It took the
other automobile distance of 2S miles
over the heavy grades of the pass
without heating the two cylinder en-
gine. On only about q half dozen oc-
casions was it necessary to go into the
low gear. Edward Waterman of Fres-
no was with De Vaux in the Auburn.
"A Chapter of Accidents and Facts
is the title of the forcible folder and
booklet which is being circulated
broadcast by the Fisk rubber company.
A Thomas flyer has been delivered
to S. D. Hastings
John Bunting of Centerville wa:
given fast demonstration in a Roya'
tourist car the first of the week. He
was taken from San Jose to Santa Cruz
and then brought back. The return
trip was made in one hour and 40 min.
utes over the Santa Cruz mountains
J This is claimed to be the record.