The sun., 1908-05-13
AMONG The AUHOMOBILIS7S
LNDEPENDENTS 10 morn OWN
EXHIBITION ~ enc .iGO.
American Motor Gar Manufacturers Assoc
rIatIOn 10 Cooperate With the Two
local clubs 4, &. \. Warns Mem.
bcrs nj speed limit Endorsements.

the committee Of management Of the Anerl-
can Motor Car Manufacturers Association
had authorized the show committee Of the
association 10 make arrangements for an
automobile show In Chicago some time next
February under the auspices Of the organiza-
ton This action was taken at u meeting
Of the committee Of management At the
offices of the association In tho Spdldng
Building Yesterday morning aud follows
out che policy Of the association Of promoting
its own shows ~ In the case Of tho Grand
Central Palace exhibition in New York next
winter
The two Windy City motoring organi1a-
tiOns the Chicago Automobile club and the
Chicago Motor club will be associated with
the 4. VI. 4. ". 4. In the show project accord
ing 10 the present plans of the manufacturer.
About twO-thirds Of the concerns that have
exhibited automobiles at the former Chicago
shows In the Coliseum aud First Regiment
Armorv have been members or followers Of
the association ol independent motor car
makers and all are expected to take space at
the 4. NJ. G, VI, \. show
II q. Smith, chairman Of the show COM
mittee, reported the progress made with
arrangements for the Grand Central Palace
exhibition TO be held December ~ TO January
= VI conjunction WIN tue lmDOTleTb hutO-
mobile Salon and the Motor and Accessory
Manufacturers, Incorporated h. Rand llol-
lander has been appointed as the representa-
tive Of the Importers on the show committees
and d. !. Post Of Hartford has been selected
10 represent the Accessory makers on the
committee. The committee Of management
voted 10 discourage programme advertising.
as this form Of advertising Is declared to be Of
questionable value
The association appropriated 500 as
contribution 10 the 4. a A. Tor Tho good
roads convention 10 be- held at Buffalo on
July 6, and s, following a recommendation
TO that enect by the good roads committee
Of the \. VI. G. NJ. \. Those present at the
meeting included the entire committee Of
management including Benjamin Briscoc.
chairman. Maxwell -Briscoe Motor Company:
r. T.. Olds REQ Motor Car Company: James
Gouzens Ford Motor Company; :. H. Mora
Mora Motor Car Company. Charles J.. Lewis,
jackson Automobile Company, {. v Rogers
Mitchell Motor Car Company. n. o. Smith, !
Premier Motor Manufacturing ,Company
COMPANY &. G.. Stoddard, DAYTON Motor ,
Car Company Job r., Hedges. the associa-
tions counsel, and Alfred Reeves general
manager.
The bureau Of tours Of the Automobile /
Club Of America has issued warning 10 |
members Of the organization regarding the !
speed limit endorsements IN the following /
places New Jersey. between Mptuchen and |
Nov Bruins sNtuk, twenty ues an hour: at |
W esthcld on Mountain avenue near Prcsby- !
terian Church. oue-Gghth Of mile measured |
toward Springfield. speed limit twelve miles !
an hour, and az South Orange go slow on
South Orange avenue. RidgeNoOd avenue
and Center avenue. New NO"kHAt Haris-
dale. on central avenue, between lIartsdse
Inn and Hart : Corners also betN cen Harts
Corners and liart-dac station: az MPrritts
Corners (NlilWoodi on Lake MahOUac roai 4
near Echo Lake. above Briarchn "waySdc"
courts are reported ununiformcd police
officers on motor. cycles are patroiling Hill
side avenue and Merricb road Jamaica. Shore
road ~ Pelham Manor. near Athletic club
grounds, and AZ New Rochelle: authorities At
Newcastle Corners. near vi. kisco, are getting
ready: al 'ys the rolicc are warning Speeders
and bicycle police have measured distance IN
-. NiChold. avenue between l21th and i20th
streets.
The Gliddeu tourists will cot ysit New
ork city this yelr, and Philadelphia. RostOn
Pittsbnrg. Bnnalo and llharv viii he tho
largest cities TO he honored b, ne contestants
entirely BY direction N thHlrrau Rover
The route was changed on Monday 20 as 10
Include Philadel'his and sill void the FIRE. !
lin ghuysen law state. Dai II. ! eNis. chair. /
Delaware Water GaD on hi- uRthdudipg
Journey but rhairmqu Hover. directed him !
70 20 Ddck 10 tHTfl~DufE ANA Ia\ Ont The |
route from there to Phiadelnhia The Quaker :
City will be the sto"Dinc place on the night
" the sixth da! Of The tour, or The ftth dav
" travel the previous Sunday being spent
n Bedford SIrin~s, Pa. !
New Jersey viii be eliminated from the Z
cute Of this ear = tour because OI the motor
'ehicle law Of the state, It had heen planned
originally TO run from Philadelphia TO Atlantic {
ity and spend SUNDAY o. ~" se4shOre. !
{ would have cost the Corte.ta'f. about ti3 !
license fee Tor each en-, hOweysr, Tor the
wo davs, and 20 the state VIII be avoided
ind Instead Of rettir" a ror~Ouahie fee, like
'ther States. II will get pOthry Its greatest
eashore resort viii also be- minus several | :
hou6snd dollars thai the Tourists would
ave spent there but for the attitude. OF the
tate lawmakers toward those who Use
automobiles From Philadelphia the route v
4 the tour will be through the Delaware y
Water Gan aud by way Of Port Jeryis into +
,ew York state and up 10 Albany Thence II
I'll go through the most interesting parts OF ,
'ew England. b
Members Of the Automobile Club OF America {
ave been notified that cold luncheons will be q
eTyed daily IN the grill room from 1880 to ?:3O I
NJ hereafter during the summer. A law |,
rm has been appointed by the board of b
oveTnors as special attorney tOrClub mem- | |
ers In individual cases. |
The Fairweather Club. made up OF members :
( the local automobile trade, will give an- v
ther OF its occasional dinners on Nednes sday.
hs |
nd will be given IN honor OF the carnival Il
ommittee Of the New York Automobile A
rade Association. Il
Robert Lee Morrell. third vice. president
nd chairman Of the contest committee OF The p
utomobile Club Of America. has agreed to &
e. as referee Of the third annual hiIl climb 8
the Wilkesbsrre Automobile Club on Dec \
ration Day. The Wikesbarre clubs special II
Rnpost committee has been busy during q
le last two weeks IN erecting permanent
gus on the roads for tllty miles around the :,
ty for the benefit OF motorists who wish 10 | ,'
rive their cars there 10 witness The hill climb. =,
It Ia hoped that The good roads aud legis y,
tive convention scheduled for July U. and "a
a. Buffalo will be the largest affair nf the sOrt "
Fer held in this country. II is expected 81
lAt there will be moro than a thousand s'
slegates from clubs IN different parts of
le country, besides many visitors Some -,
Of interest are being ar V.
InRed, such rs dust laying experiments p''
nd exhibits OF road making machinery ia NC
'tiQn \ run in motor cars from Buffalo ~
. one Of the features OF the gathering Il y,
expected the run will be held on July a. ~
oberl p. Hooper Of the Automobile cub OF
Il, chairman Of the committee ..
charge OF the convention ~
The membership committee OF the Auto ~
obile. Club Of America has received applica- w
pms for membership from the following: n
illism Y. Barr William u. Bliss, John e.. w
'eckinridge. Richard G. Colt. William e.. o.
Williamson W Fuller. Sumner T.
'Tard, charles e. Goodrich David NJ. tiood- Io
n, Austin VI. Greer, John r. kcim charles lo'
loVeaRh, Robert N McCarer, Willis ). io
George g. McMnrtrv, i H. ha
syer, George W Roberts, ilhert W SchoIle,
,nismuln ,, w wrhaG MiIllsn' is u IrueSdale and
d for sssoCiate memhership from Samuel
Bloch, Wheeling, W. Va. George \. Frost of