The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-06-03
AMONG The AUTOM0BlLISTS
GEN. CUTTING HEADS TRADE
ASSOCIATION.


Directors Elect veteran Dealer President
for Ensuing Year-.An Five Cars in
Seattle Contest Reach Syracuse on
T1me-Pacc Disappotnts Constables.
Gen. John #. Cutting was elected presi-
dent Of the New York Automobile Trade
Association after the annual meeting Of
the stockhold ers on Tuesday. Frank Eve
land, the retiring president, presided at
tho meeting OF the %stockholder s and the
twelve members of the board OF directors
were elected unanimously during the prog
ress OF the annual gathering. The now
board held It's first meeting Immediately
after the ad journment Of the stockhold ers'
meeting and elected officers for the en-
suing year.
The directors elected were the following:
Frank Eveland, stesens-Duryea; Harry
Fosdick, Lancia; W. W. Burke, Mora: Peter
Fogarty, Marmon; c. Andrade. Jr., REQ
and Premier; c. p. Skinner. Mitchell: G.
william Wurster. stesrns; Gen. John T..
Cutting, Oldsmobile: william Haradon.
Columbia; r. Newton, Atlantic Motor Car
Company; G.. W. Bennett, White. and A..
j. Interreiden, Warner Instrument Com
pany. The directors elected the following
officers: President. Gen. John I. Cutting;
first vice-presldent. c. William Wurster;
second vice-president C. p. Skinner: treas
urer, n. Newton Walter X. Lee was re-
elected secretary.
The new preside nt was formerly COM
mander ( the Old Guard and has been In
the automobile business in this city for
seven years. He introduced the Cadillac
In this city in 1903 and o over the Olds-
mobile agency in 1905. He Is presid ent Of
the Oldsmobile Company OF New York
and this year has charge of q large part
of the New Jersey territory for the Odds
mobile. He was first vice-presid ent Of the
trade association during the year that ended
on June l..
SYRACUSE. JUNE Like an express train
running on a close schedule the i've cars
In the New York TO Seattle automobile con-
test made the journey Of 220 miles to-day
from pouRhkeepsie to Syracuse. After
the Acme. with a penalty OF twenty min.
utes. had overtaken the procession at Blu
Seepsie, the Ave Observation-Disclosures prsc-
to aSt thes nisht Control Albany was reached
Syracuse "a a S,U At !. The itala car unIntentIonsiiy
reported at the Albany coptrol 10 ADVANCE
Of the pacemakers, due TO the latter and the
tween Hudson and vslotie. Under the
circumstances the error was excused.
Throughout the journey from hi6a ~ here
stationed themselves along, stretches of
o oGaa ies p' %cSsSfin led " at the modest speed Of
machines are in good condition and the run
in the morning.
George c.. John has entered two Marmqn
cars In the Catskili- Berkshire tour OF the
New York Automobile trade association
one OF the directors Of the Trade Associa.
Few days. Mr.. John has also notified the
committee In charge 81 the orpnans DAY
for the use OF the children on Wednesday
OF next week. when. the youngsters. will
be taken to Coney Island and back 10
automobiles.
Ar. Psrdington. chairman Of the auto.
mobile division OF the oueeno45o ssaase
"a" motor Hunt was to avoid conflicting
Silists and dealers who might, wish to enter
their cars in the trade associations. three
day tour which ends on June ~; y had
o @ato1 1hf hu E5.s'S oa T fe.sel,Sa June fo 1 IS. but
the date for the contest was shifted to
Thursday, June =: as Cha!5men pardins,
had finished . three day run, on Monday
night would not care TO so into another
contest the next dh hy; c.iv. 80 m,nv
that a branch Information bureau has been
opened ef,c At o. II Ed Ess, n a. MoBous ssF't s.,. 10
phone Plaza b422. Entries for the hunt
may be made at this o nice and PROSPECTIVE
contestants b can sv e0ta'n any 'n'o'mA'''h
The Mitchell agents from all over the
f GSSsnHAt ote IN M a. nS'a to discuss details q
the 1910 cars and TO offer suggestions regard
ing e9nipment for TIE Various models.
aver OF the arm, said last night that the
plant at Racine would turn out 5000 mitchell
cars for next years business OF an estimated
mary gathering. yesterday. which was at
W. ,se e; s;i. J; 4 !: J. %.d S:ss: a% ssa e. y ys%;:
S tsses' wsissr Cram. S~hil.d.lpbis; y: &.
s s%sntFIP r:ooIs s.,.d +. 3, Srln GeSss s.e X Tifn,
ccoeti;:. omaha eTea se3 NeS.; / Z. Greer. Los Angeles,
Siii,I {; ii eIl%R " y. pss ssss. & s.. F, n SSls:::
ss,oir ss'' $sbt e s.. Geui.s h!e;.tiS I. III:
B Bsefise0'WsGiss .: f E. Z. e. Martin IN; P Ri Sasa
T. j., and the New York, branch Representa-,
Or De La Mater and George A. Skinner.
Recent entries for the Indiana trophy
event for light cars. which the Chicago
Automobile Club will run over the Grown
Point:Loweli' circuit In Indiana on june IS.
power. One Of the cars has been entered by
Arthur W. Greiner Of Chicago, an smateur.
thusiast regarding contests and won the
amateur championship event with q Chal-
mers- Detroit last summer In the algonquin
Club. The 9th or car has been entered by
Paul Lscroix, head OF the. American branch
of the Renault firm. and the car will be
In a number Of events recently at the wheel
OF Matheson cars.
Oh6cial announcement was made yea