The Washington times., 1908-08-23

there the Middietown pike was choseG
and the car reached HagerstoWn by tie
Boonesboro and Funkstown route.
DR.. Coblentz and his guests inspe. ed
the Crawford auto factory in hage s.
town. Returning, the start was made at
80 O'Clock and Washington was reached
about O'Clock. The roads were in fair
condition with the exception of tne we'll
known waterbreaks which make fast
going uncomfortable over this route.
L. p Dorset has returned from an
extended tour through the Lake Cha
tauqua district in his Glide.
Reports from +. s. Biiven. who IS
touring the State of New York and
Canada state that he crossed the border
line into Canadian territory last week
and that so far he has experienced no
troubles Of any kind with his Franklin
touring car. Mr.. Bliven was accom-
panied as far as New York State by his
family.
J. NJ. Stoddard. of the Cook & stod-
dard. and his family are touring New
Jersey. Mr.. stoddard is expected back
early this week.
Mr. Meade, who is managing the Ford
agency in Kansas City Mo. has been
in Washington for a few days, ana ex-
pressed himself as being delighted with
the large number of Ford machines
used in this city.
c. E. Miller, of the Ford agency, is
preparing for long trip IN a six-cyI-
Under Ford. He intends to go through
the mountains of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey to Atlantis City, then
through the Berkshire Hills in Massa-
chusetts. He expects 10 be gene about
three weeks, and viii start in a short
time.
S A Kimberly, president Of the Am
erican Ice Company, is the owner of
hOrd Roadster and VIII leave this
afternoon for Atlantic City Via BaltI-
more. He states that the short line TO
Baltimore is good, with the exception of
about one mile, and when completed
the road between the two cities will
be in fairly good condition with pos
sibility Of making a speed Of twenty
or twenty-five miles an hour
The Ford people state that they have
q genuine surprise for the automobile
lovers within a month. The factory is
working TO its utmost capacity prouuc-
ing the 1909 models.
r. p. Andrews, the we!I-known local
paper man. has a Ford Roadster, and
has just returned from the Ford rae
tory He is very enthusiastic over what
he saw al the shops, and IS delighted
with the results he has obtained from
his car.
Mrs. NJ. Senay Of 439 K street. has
purchased a Ford machine from Charles
L. Miller & Bro, the local agents.
DR.. F. a. NIeazzei, of T street north
east, has purchaser a Ford car from c.
Z. Miller, on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Mckinney living at Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. has
received a Ford machine from c. L.
Miller.
T. W. Treynor, of Norfolk, Va, has
just received an Indian motorcycle from
c. Z. Miller.
orders have been placed for three
new Overlands. 1893 model which will
be delivered about the middle of the
month.
II. c. Dickinson has gone on a fishing
expedition through Canada in an Over
land. He has all of his para hernalia.
including tents. fishing tackle. and
cooking utensils packed in the car.
c. D. V. Burr is touring the New
England States in an Overland.
G. Franc is touring New Jersey in an
Overland machine.
W. H. Bray has taken a trip to Fred
erick, Nd, in an Overland.
]. J. O'Toole. of the Overland Com
pany, leaves today at o'clock with an
Overland TO deliver it in Baltimore.
\. o. MeclIlin has gone on tour
with his family IN a Pope Tribune. The
party win go TO Harpers Ferry, Berry
vile. Westminster. and all through the
Shenandoah valley.
J. Horn has just purchased a 1909 Pope
Hartford from the agency on Four
teenth street. The machine will be de-
livered about the LIST of November.
Edward Ash is spending the weekend
at Benedict, Nd, in Pope Toledo.
3. II. Newmeyer from the Dupont
Garage, left Friday about . o'clock for
Atlantic City in a Columbia car.
J. NJ. Stoddard, Of the Cook & Stod-
daTd Garage. viii return Sunday night
from a two weeks trip to Asbury
Park n. j. in a Franklin machine.
The Cook & StOddard Garage has
sold and delivered two white steamer