The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16
Great Racing Is Promised for
 the Aufoists 0t < Eiorida Beach

---------------~~@--. sent the factories, composed of mel who will be employed the season round In their hazardous cccspatson. Harry 6. Harkness. the young mil,
 lionaire. whose sensattonal record ol
 six hours and fifty minutes from Bos. ton to New York was never questioned
 owing to the fact that he was checked
 at the start by B. A A. officials ane
 at the finish by prominent New York. era, believes that his old record oar winter record of Mrs. K. R. otis. oi l Cleveland, who mace the trip In snow | In nine hours running time. MT
 Did she have any tire trouble ts
 When told that the tires used or
 the journay gave no trouble, MT. Hark' Tires Tire must must go through and must stand up under the Erueiling work given | them in such a run againnt time. ] | had only one puncture, repaired IT
 shs oss nls' n wlnsss nsss ProTss sRss might lower my record with similar good fortune, and should she gucceed I may try for the mark again myseIr
 mrs ssct oi.s asoW pss sat hs Ss ss nsTI hours in snow during extreme winter
 weather equals my record"
 Nine thousand msdeS Wttn eH CAs penditure of but 90 is q record claimed by a man who brought in his car 2 few days ago to make an exchange for a 1909 model The man claimed to have no particular reason Tor max. .s :, enjoyed his car so much that ae dread
 ed the time when # might pc neces-
 sary to tinker with it. Rather than
 touch the .'old boat. as he called s h and go right along still without trou- bic, Accommodated with new cag he started out. and as last report.
 had accumuiated nve nveaacs dnacusAn1 laiAss
 MY exchange was well made. and believe nay record an except.onal one,s said the customer, "for have
 SRont i!Soo H,ilss Ss 1no m ap0arent n0 IU reason Ifwhy I should have trouble as ! caI afsord . new car each year, ana l' KfvsE ne 50 little trouble that motor Ing iS real enjoyment"
 "Tf the speed limit is to be reTnQyec as outlined in the new automohile leg islation," says Charles Thaddeus Ter.
 ". chairman of the legtslaiton bossa ns,or 0i
 "motorists and arresting officers mus both be impressed with the necessitS of enforcing all reckless dr.vins m
 laws or we will not get the pest re erning the speed of automobiles.
 "ff police officers and others en' gagged In the enforcement of the law
 should permit any undue spseding' knar siLl, removed. there would be immeoiaGeil | a reaction against tho motorist.
 tThat we are absolutely on Lh'
 right track in relation to me aDonsn Ne | aeen from now ieSislation in Europe l I.particulariy in England, where thel fare supposed to b9 a number or year
 in advance of us in the public confro
 or ..PsrISamsnt. Ps1 I In England. Is nov considerinE a bili which is believed | to be thoroughly sup to date. Tn tni | of tie speed limit; the increasing O the fine for the first offenee and aie' | for the second offense; the driver IS ' be licensed only upon the proouc from iron a qualiisd authority, and drivinl l motor vehicles without the owners consent is to be an offence; AnoSne good point in the proposed Enghsl
 possible to introduce here later. make 1 Et the duty of the local authorities t put up warning notices. at. dangerou corners, This work. whicl is very ez
 Gan Autoraobiie AssocIation> and 1t affiliated State associations ana ciuDs'
 with the virtual assurance tha
 Chicago wili during the ,SsSn coming rsoS yea 2 first Tnagnitude--worthy, of rank witt the Vanderbilt Cup race-the coLnpeti tive phase of automobtltng is slate' | 10 receive more attention from th Chieago Automobile Club than durinl Donald, secretary os the-chicago Au
 tomObIie club The .s..I,EIS, SEnorncslntsTH cs tT
 that thSs TS bas M tendspee SGee 'SSshA to sSs A@eriea Automobile Association va1uabl trophy for an annual national stocl | classic race. with. the stipulation the be held within fifty miles of ChiceeS
 leaves no ground for doubt on tni
 point.
 ruling powers of the American As
 sociation, when the tentative ofter c the trophy was made number
 ago .ts there sesTS % to os aS,S aS Suss cepted by the national body:
 sPrncticAl assuraflce has also pee
 given that the National Association its Kindly aid by indorsing the even and in that case there will De no qrs' ton of the complete success or th
 race. As the Middle West has oeeom
 sliss she eTsni snd ss ssh ths numser of factorit in this district Is constantly increal ing--MichiGan leading the entire cour try in annual output 1roiv iN MyTiH motor ear plants-the makere will UT
 doubtediy seize upon the obportunit
 to nominate thetx ears for the gret speed battle. As the participants wi } be limited to the entry of strictly !stoc 7 machines, such as may be purchase } at any agency of the company, tt !, race for the Cobe cup will be DO l 1 axeellence the most important contel ] in the country from a marketin Standpoint.
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 'oWhsn a car Co victorious In th pFrench or Savannah Grand Prix. tn Vanderbilt cup race or any other contol
 in which cars are especial construC ! 1 ton, the victory proves that the win niHR company is capable of evofVin 1 a magnificent racing machine. but , does not neCeasGrily prove that tA , stock models possess the aAme poasi v bilitias, unlsSS tho standard of dOsig iS the same. Of oourae, the nreauTnI
 1 tiou when c company ig capable ( oonBtrucainR'a c ysEderhilt victor 10 khs . the 0cnpehY can also build ofhe . npiondkN c8fG. but iA can readily Do Nae 5 that the oompsrtson ls lees direct tha Whan the Oars aso of strictly stock ds 4 . n.