The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-08-23

| lJb uilluhl hct mttt Nv viz. hilith 'eS
saturday, September s. The events sohedi
uled are as follows, |. one mlle free, foE all
s sss. 90 s1isS nTs :. 6ys %i snd S Sndss! 3. sf sSs miles, Shss,
I s,oaR e osy., oSSf innpsspslls a iSf f 81! ps sSp' sisss
gold watch FOB to The Winning driver, each
jS oint mnae ss SppSine &c ' ss ths Presid 9!
or the Minneapolis and. Sc. Paul CLUBS: I. nve
miles mil SIRE free ,b Tor ell No best est tT 70 S SnI 0e .ei h a h Sest::
8. twenty-five miles, g~asolene stock ohasses.
90 horsepower and under; 9. five miles saso-
lene cars selling under 81 $50.
Nebraska. motorists assert that Adams
Of automobiles In proportion TO tho Populattion
than q, any other ,, place cas,s They n ,S Ssc saTot ,he ore
one to every $40 inhabitants.
Consul James Johnston OF Aleiers furnishes
s shs 'o 'ms " fof Rnofies G1n %otor cars . e0ii IN
Algeria f E oro vood nro.,.ots o, n nsrmanens
wine. and oil merchants who have to travel
not nc o Exists. IN Hn order r' to 'introduee American
motor cars and establish a market therefor
f fifele m eHpense. fhe m oniy e eior Rre tSst appears rsa 8
to have been made thus far in this direction
has been to send catalogues in English. but
cars on the strength, Of catalogue description
and no agent would entertain the idea, Of
a a' ss@ple ear for i dsm Sa a4sfs unless 10 *.
st Ias d q az on pan motor Tor G isG k iEom Tms t tnseS
i25 Kllos and. over. The duty. or, the same
cars from other countries is 80 francs for
100 kilos tsOe. so a toni.
An inventor Of Day ton. Q 9lns n has sb deyi sss
o aITlessp fb, BECAUSE q, Of G The fact III that st't they : are not
dependent upon the pneumstio principle , IN
free from the troubles that follow punctures
or blowouts in pneumatic tires.
Alexander winton. the veteran automobile
nSn sToCd Vscb Ta GIu 5ee of cisy eHnH5ea Of w Tyb ios
a "comnodore's day" the. nrst occasion q
1oS s snii and IN 10 ot P'srU eele;brations, d 'NNN'
CITY Il: G 6; asr eisb. sss 9 ssass st the ne S Sisn e.
Of all trims made BY thei,, automobiles, and he
grave dangers arising from automobiles being
taken out without the KNOWLEDGE Of their
owaeIE rs ali Th Fnst i 3 is wheat tsss CANINE Gsnfi's fSei %6 %sr
chlnes. either TO their. ohaufeurs or others.
r. n, issse q a tss 's cav = sns l ss..@ift Fin p 20 ssniis1a
ss?lso ov giving Correct dsts ana tine q start ARD ard
time OIL dTTItdi ny thc ~ ~ Ety
occnpsnts q the car: GARAGE manager
be recorded in their ofices when cars are
taken out by others than the owners. The
proper th S%th Tor Issk Tssn Or sti2IP esai sdr E me' OF
riotous conduct. could demand from the
| driver this owners permit. . taking a record
Serious happen. owner. Of motor cars should
be notifed when chaufeurs or others are
driving without an Owners permit
-
Though the touring board Of The hmsEicssn
Of the manufacturer Of automobiles and not
a aer e IN %h iSh p ehe tour was eondSotsd doe. not
appear to have net With ne apprG Tns g. Pes o..
e The S,m ma tsf1se sh 70 e alfew It's sat team to q .tSfss
cars e go into to az ,Ss sd nliaSsa t foa,Ss. s and de SoS
tered three runabouts for the Hover trophy
in the Glidden tour. has sent out the follow
"sThere seems to be an idea among the
people active In the automobiis Industry
that we have seen our inss d ans han sS3iIaJ 81;
the American .Automoble Association: The
tour Just Il fn %9shoi|on vas s.t a sssn sss d hGf shs
abaut isTsefy from the TACT that sPs6sdsd
running this contest to one particula ar manu-
f~aoturer to whom certain or the onieiais
were obligated through trade relations
A useful addition to the tool box Of a car
is a ball Of twine: or at least a aasntity OF y,
| Of an inch is the best thickness. though a
larger Size should preferably be carried IN
Which high tension leads are. not enCased,
and whose users frequently suner rom snort
circuits due To c ln.npatI SRd S %bena SIGNS d Of
ccihosseIys around the part, it is cheaper to
.-t,a shon 70 nm dawn ha ttarina
TW y Win also be found useful in binding
a steering wheel that shows a tendency to
ssSldsc p.ns'H IN this direction. and forms a
comfortable hand grip.
The delegates who attended the first annual
convention Of the National Convict Labor
and Good Roads Association at Grand Rapids.
Mich. recently adopted the Following reso-
prisons in many instances. il not in all,
are = .o breeding SSS os pIlisee sof q Gli is Gloomy a~I shops.
c%onvlets fall, an easy PREY to consamItioIn;
the open and exercise in the sunshine. on
the contrary. such as would be afforded
up and strengthen both body, and mind.
The 1hs b p5is991, '%9 Htnssd. ' ied and is olo StsS''b bss
the ane state and receiving nothing .for, their
suits are a oompetIHon which is ,paralyzing
com eompetitten less destructive to the manu-;
f~acturer who establishes his own plant and
'"For the problems thus presented. the
employment OF %oonviots in preparing ma
teriaI for road construction offers a complete
solution. Thus employed, they, will not
compete with honest labor. and instead OF
injuring the community they will benefit II.
This convention, believing that the interests
Of the State, society and humtnity VIII be
of utilization Of convict labor In the prepar-
ing OF good road material IN such manner
as may be most practical and efficient.
Whereas there Is no ,s deP ;nta MS,c q t h.
transnortation OF raw materials and finished
product enters that Is not. directly benefited
by the construction and maintenance OF
good roads: therefore.
Resoiped. That on the basis Of public
/ OF raw materials and finished. product and
In the interest Of general welfare. It Is the
and support the campaign now on In behalf
Of good roads IN M ,ts n,.n has nrov.d
Itself to be the most practical. economical
and efacient, we heartily indorse 1t and
AZ - tha ala,fnra Of avarv Cniintv