The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-18
Nelson VIII
Be a Judge
Motorists at
| Del Monte

!. Del Monte b =. to s : Hsss;
stearns and on his return trip TO his
home at Mission San Jose was accom-
panied by Henry Lachman, Mrs. H s.
Lachman and Mrs. T. B. Louisson.
Buick.
Mrs Theodore Irwin. Miss 4fann4e
Irwin. Miss Nanah Taylor and Miss
j. w Leavitt and Mrs. Leavitt. in
Stodda rd-Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bealy of Los
Angeles, in Locomobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bealy of Los An
geles at Del Monte were joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jeone and Master John
HYDE Bealy. who had come up from the
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Pluke of Eureka
and Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Bole Of San
Francisco. in STANDARDIZATION.
r, Mr.; o and Mrs Dr., J. G Copley Of Aurora
Jr. of Los Angeles and Mrs. E.. G.
Macaulay. who are motoring in a Peer
less
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton L. Walker and
Master Brooks Walker of Piedmont, &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harrison of Minneapolis, in White
steamer.
Lewis P. Hobart of San Mateo. ].
Martyr Haenke of Ascot Vale. Mel
bourne. and Walter E. Pinkham. in
Mr.. Hobart's Stevens-Duryea-
II. W.. Force OF San Francisco and
j. Nj. Grossmith of Oakland, in
White steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs. II: s. Bates of San Fran
Mrs. w. c. Ralston. Miss Lucfe May
HAYES and Mrs. Weber Of Oakland. in
Peerless Limousine.
Mrs. A. ". Beleher. Miss BeIcher,
Miss Scott and Robert BeIcher, in a
Thomas.
The following letter has been re-
ceived by the Pioneer automobile COM
pany from j. Man
Great d y" Fasn.. s'a,. as s.. ',an
Oakland. Haven't had
any trouble at all. My Thomas Is certainly
wonderful car and no bill! is too steep but what
over to Willis some time ago s p e.0of
millmen wanted to go to Scotia. Humboldt
county No other car could make the trip. so
soon possible. L told them yes, right after
dinner" SO they had lunch came out and
seated themselves comfortable in the Thomas
and we started for the lumber district. We had
no tire trouble at all. and measured on
praises Of the Thomas FLYER Special" We
stayed in Scotia all night and started for Willis
out any trouble and my guests highly pleased
This is of the many trips l have taken. and
the ear is giving me no trouble at all.
c. E. Mathewson of the Pacific coast
branch of the Diamond rubber, com
So pany is in receipt
Diamonds of advice from his
on Racers factory today that
;. -.s. one Of the cars in
the New York
Seattle transcontinental race which Is
equipped with Diamond tires has ex-
perienced no trouble with them what
ever up TO date. the car having covered
half OF the distance it has to run.
THE mountain roads from HOLSTER
to the quicksilver mines by way OF
.. Tres Pinos up
steep trade Water are in good
shape says. F. B.
Dickson of the Studebaker Brothers,
who recently made the trip in a Stude-
baker go" But the grade is steep
and not 100 feet of the entire road is
straight. The man at the wheel is
kept busy making the many turns and
these successfully he may well con-
slider himself an excellent driver. From
point of skill the run may be eonsid-
cred an excellent test.
company has been organized in
Paris that will undertake to guarantee
8 = the eondltlon OF
secondhand Cars whigh are sold I, in
in the French metropolis large mum
Der of such cars constantly on the
market, but purchasers. beyond the
name of the maker and the apparent
condition of the vehicle. know nothing
of possible defects or weakness The
company. following the plan and adopt-
ing the name of the well known Vert
tas agency. which furnishes a detailed
guaranteed statement Of the condition
of every steam or sailing vessel in the
world proposes to furnish a statement
of every automobile inspected by IL
the accuracy being guaranteed by
stitute a policy on 1t. Two of the
largest salesrooms in Paris have is
sued a statement that hereafter thew
will sell only Veritas machines
Branches of the company have ALREADY
been established in Belgium and other
England, and probably in the United
States
Governor Crothers of Maryland. If
successful in his efforts, will use con-
!. IS. Wet labor in the
Aavoeates struction of high-
convict Labor ways in that state
I. ------- SAFE aanle tbat rec Iteeeived
ernor will ask the next general as
sembly to pass a law making 1t per-
MISSILE for prisoners now confined in
the Maryland penitentiary and the
county jails to do this work. This is
In line with the governors economic
ideas of road building. Although the
SIS OO0 900 for the repair and construc-
ton of the state highways. at present
il looks as If further annropriafion
Of $4,000 600 would be asked for at
the general assembly to complete the
plans of the good roads commission.
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