The sun., 1908-03-20

In 1 position 10 have his goods compare
fayoraby with othere In design, workman
ship and material. There WILL no doubt,
cars, but the ones on listing from ooo to IS 90
seem 10 have the call At the present time,
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In former years New Jersey PolQns have
had little opposition TO any Kind Of legsila-
tion they wished to enact dealing with auto
mobiles, and much OF the opposition there
was came from New Workers or Pennsyl-
vanlans The New Jersey motorists have
now decided. however, that y y high time
themselves. and he New Jersey Automobile
Trade Association, composed OF about ninety
automobile and accessory trms " Vstlous
parts OF the state, has come out natl0toltt1u natl0tlN1l
against the amendments TO the motor Vehicle
law which have been proposed by state
Senator Frellnghuysen. ,--,-
AZ a recent meeting Of the Trade Assocla-
tion, held In the clubhouse Of the New Jersey
Automobile and Motor club AeSSTa. STo
the members Of the association signed pro-
test which read ~ follows: -,
we, the automobile dealers OF the State OF
New Jersey, representing every one mek,ns sI,I,i
their livelihood In the automobile lndustIS,
assembled for mutual proteotio lon aRalnst tne
unjust attack on our business by the authoLl-
ties In power view seriously as citizens oi lne
State the utter indifference 70 our WeuaIe
Of those In authority, and we demand the ue
feat Of the Frelnghuysen, amendment as
hardship on our business. ,.,.,
Al the same meeting the following resolu-
tlon was unanimously adopted; ,..,....Au.
"Resoiped That the New Jersey Automoole
Trade Association, meeting In conference IoI
further discussion Of proposed amendments lt
to the automobile law, 10 unqunll lhedly ana un-
alterably opposed to the high, prohlolIlV9
and uneauitable license fees proposed ana
that whatever funds be necessary 70 SUD
scribe to the end Of securing their deieat Is
hereby authorized II n further
"RsAolpsd That the New Jersey Automopne
Trade Association combine With the various
automobile clubs 9f the Sis Stfts an1 @ pro- 5o
posed under the cloak Of license OF regsIa-
tlon that II IL the opinion OF this associa-
tion that the Constitutionality OF TINS ,pIIl.
ciple be tested In the highest courts ana that
every effort be made to put automoollis,s on
the same footing as every other user Of the
SFurther that this association is opposed
to any change In the administration OF the ue-
paTtrnent and that every economy should be
practised and the department not be made
political machine 10 be used for political puI-
poses Also that this association ts IN Iayor
Of a law requiring all vehicles 70 dlspitg
lights at night and that every influence oS
brought TO bear to secure the enactment oi
A committee was appointed with full power
10 act to confer with representatives tIoln
the Associated Automobile Clubs OF New
NtIHtl W NNt Gnu NilhN
mendable law be enacted which will meet
with the approval and respect Of every auto
mobilist resident and NONRESIDENT, using
the highways Of the State, During the meet
ing reports we're received from committees
showing that the boards Of trade In Newark,
Jersey City Paterson, Passaic AND other
cities would support the automobile dealers
Of the State In thia matter
Los ANGELES, Cal, March le.-Ihe cars
which are CompetinR in the New ork 10
Paris automobile endurance contest are 70
pass through this city, and II is expected that
the leader in the race, the Thomas driven
BY Harold Bnnker, will reach here on Satur-
day morning Word comes from Omaha that
the French De Dion and German protos cars
are having a race Of their own through the
platte Valley in Nebraska, with the De Dion
ahead about sixty miles The Zust the Italian
contestant. is reported to be stuck IN the
mud and snow near Granger, Wyo..
GODDARD. driver OF the French Moto-Bloc
machine, shipped his car TO San Francisco
by freight to-day from Omaha.