The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-21
The AUTOnOBLSrS
yEWARk TO HAVE COON ROADS
CONVENTION.


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and Morris County Ib~roughssres.
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ooa'u nI: $3.50 ,"N'eu ns ,.now ne"y
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n.aa.,,. sn.or.s sr.n 800 ~.
1870. mi ~ .. - ". ~ n.s..a 81.
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No'enioei ."', . eI'anscu .n"' ."e
convention pe neiu VI NEWARK on tne oAy
before the snow ended. me meeting VIII
delegates will be taken for an automobile
80 r,. 49,. 20 ,h. a.. rn.d. ~ E...y and
Nor MOTIFS Gse ro s" y o. '"e ""e ''A' ''' W.
, Since the early part of last summer there
have been persist ent rumors that a number
- ~. rra,na,, p,,.ona.. a,an,.h,ia va
ufacturers were preparing to make sub
stantial reductions in the American prices of
heir cars for the season of, ,oOs. The REPORTS
IA 4, r., ,ho go, n'aI.s. ahro.a "a
practically standardized their product to
such an extent that the days Of expensive
experimentinQ had passed AID therefore
tnv iac.o,! cve' ~, cnaSseH a oeen "a'o
riahy reduced Inc increasing excehence OF
the bette. s american IN ri r,, cars Is, no doubt mas hsa a
Of the Enroncsn ma kers toward the American
W ~ Hu'opoa" "'aAe's IVAN ~ '"'oi,o"n
American cars we're SOl0 rOInllpte Tor aeNDTHl
thousand dollars less than the well known
foreign chasses could he bought for without
body equipment. That the rumor~ had
foundation IN 'sS' mas been proved by .ss
Hotchs's.; respectively made; in Italy and
ton in the vanderbilt cup race.
The contest, COMMITTEES of the Quaker City
on the, details Of It's annual sndurapcs run.
which Is scheduled for January ! and 2 next.
The route selected for the contest is via Willow
Grove, Doylestown. Easton.. Nazareth and
petitors win spend the night Of the frs, day.
Tho return will be via kutztOwn, Reading,
pottstown and Sorristown. back to Phiia,
delphis. the entire dist nc Of the run being
c,.u..,a ou,.hru-,. has. -.
nInns.auw "a 80, u 10 umsSks an
Ike siot Dian II he bosrd Of eIections Of that
d.. -. - $1,000 n. w~-z~sk~- -~ml~
Guy sn th sees ~ 20 Scoept me proRoSvion maze
10 mem recen,x ny frank e MsnS: ne
~ gesoiens s,a,inns nttin "oo dm W ~ ,.s
MID PernisnehI sasoiens tanks supplied WIN
noro, rchaSa "a a1ne,n, ~nsInoy DIE
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~ ,pon ia : III. ~ T. s" saS,S wvvHHnu ptrry
NJ pe ';e'S. s~su .u1s ;ne
,uyy s eico''o"s u careiuhs c"ns'uerthg
"n' WHIT
The special committee appointed by the
Chicago Automobile Cub TO investiEatesthe
protest made by Paul Picard in reference TO
the "a hour. race q July last. In which &. A..
Coey, driving q Thomas. Was the winner,
has complied and issued its y0luminous re-
port OF the investigation. The report IL
signed by Sidney y. Corham, former secre-
tary OF the american Automobile Association
and, Norton II. Van Sicklen. The conclusions
Of the committee, are summed up in the fol-
lowing paragraph: AFTER a careful study
OF the evidence as reduced to writing by the
shorthand reporter. the members Of your
ccmmittee are Unanimously OF the opinion
Una. no sumSnen, snowlnK nas oeen made TO
car WAS not properly made. but that on the
company ~ anirniatlvely appears from the
svIuence mat Lne scoring WIS honesty per
iOImeu. snd tnst. Allowing IOr possible un.
,n.sntiSnxI eftors snd OMISSIONS the ohiciai
score SHOWS the correct mileage
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c,I p; y, si%os ,s,, Of {, the Aurora Automobile
in Kane county, H., are made OF gravel,
Most OF these roads have been Improved
during the last two years by the active beln
Of the farmers and the Aurora organization =
good roads committee.