The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-06-22

ing gwen BY MIR. c. B. Park and Mr..
W. II. Brewer, Of Raleigh, who had
gone IN the News and Observer Good
Roads Car all repairs being made
Wlthout cost. Just as the work was
completed a new axle which had been
Va, came, but it was not needed. and
after supper at Sanford the trip to-
wards Raleigh was begun.
Nh. Leonard Tufts Injured.
In the work Of getting the car in
shape, Mr.. Leonard Tufts, OF Pine
hurst, had given valuable assistance,
and it was a misfortune of the day
that he was injured while at work on
the car. The Jack that had been used
to lift one side of the car was taken
out to be used on the other side, a
prop being put under the car. At this
time Mr.. Tufts went under the car
and then it was that the prop cracked
and broke, the car coming down On
him. It was good luck hat the car
was standing in sand, and this gave
way, the only injury sustained by Mr..
Tufts being a damaged knee. This
was bound up by Mr.. John S.tCohen,
of the Atlanta Journal, and after Mr..
Tufts was given other attention he
left in his car for Pinehurst, the party
being loud in praise at the pluck he
had shown.
The Pathfinders ana the escort from
Raleigh were given a splendid recep-
ton at Sanford by Mayor T. L. CHS
holm, Mr.. H. H. Powell. mine host"
Of the Sanford Inn, and the citizens
generally. Though he entertained
quite a large number of guests, Mr..
Powell would make no charge, and
when the party left Sanford it was
with the highest appreciation Of the
courtesies SO happily and SO generous
w aYfanHof E Sanfnr6 Wnn hIoh
place in the esteem of all in the party.
The Party of Pathfinders.
The Pathfinders are travelling in
two automobiles. The Atlanta Journal
party are in Oldsmobile, the members
being Major John S. Cohen, Of the
lanta Journal, and DR.. G.. w.
Macon, Ga, the owner Of the car, who
is driving it; Mr.. Inman Gray, son Of
Mr.. James r. Gray, editor of the At
lanta Journal. Mr.. G.. w. Gardner, Jr.,
Of the Journal staff, and DR.. G. w.
Lee, Of Macon, Ga. The New York
Herald party is in a 6O-horse power
White steamer, the member being
Mr.. Hamilton Peltz, of the Herald
staff; Mr.. Bob Lambert, who drives
the car: Mr.. E. w. Cans, Of
the White steamer company's office at
Atlanta, and Air. N. Lazarnick, the
Herald's official photographer.
Two automobiles from Raleigh were
in the company that started from
Sanford. One was the News and OBJ
servers Good Roads Car" a Prank
lin" of 42-horse power, donated by the
Carolina Garage Company and driven
by Mr.. w. II. Brewer, vice-president
of the company; others in the party
being Mayor J. S. Wynne, Mr.. c. 3.
Park and Master Worth Bagley
Daniels. Mr.. J%osephus Daniels. editor
of the News and Observer. and Col. F.
A. Olds, who had gone in the car, re-
turned to Raleigh yesterday morning.
Coming back to Raleigh the car
brought as one Of it's passengers
The other car, which left home yester-
day morning for Sanford, was the
White steamer Of Mr.. ". M. Boylan,
in the party with him being Mr.. w. H.
Bagley, business manager Of the News
and Observer; Mr.. p. D. COLD, Jr.. n
rendered great assistance on the trip
to Raleigh, enabling the cars to get
here as early as they did.
Richmond TimeS-DiSpatch Party.
The Richmond Tlmes-Dispatch a
which reached Raleigh at eight
o'clock last night went at once to meet
the scout cars, in it being MI. Allen
Potts, managing editor of the Rich
mond Times-Dispatch; Mr.. w. F. Cor
don and Mr.. E.. F. Ray, of Richmond.
who are making the trip in a Chal-
mers-Detroit 3O-horse power machine.
The party left Richmond Friday morn
ing at $40 and reached Henderson at
1913 at night after a run of 1913 miles.
A stop was made at Henderson, where
the party was happily entertained till
five O'Clock yesterday afternoon and
then learning Of the delay to the Scout
cars. q start was made for Raleigh.
which was reached at eight o'clock.
In coming into Raleigh the visitors
had the good luck to meet a Raleigh
party, who led the way into the city,
in the party being Miss Fannie Hines
Johnson; her guest. Miss Eloise Erwin,
of Morganton, and Mr.. w. D. Finger,
of Durham. Mr.. Potts stated that it