The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01
.STODDARD DAYTON
MOTOR CAR HERE
j. w. Leavitt & Co. Receive the
Thirty Horsepower DEM
0nstrator
New Vehicle One of the Most
Attractive Autos of
Its Class
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU


the 80 horsepower. four cylinder Stod-
dard Dayton, which arrived at the
salesroom of ]. ". Leavitt & Co yes
terday afternoon. 1t is in keeping with
the so of last year. being of the
roadster model, but being more refined,
the changes giving easier riding quail
ties and greater speed. 1t is a five
passenger vehicle with plenty of elbow
and leg room. Its three salient points
are speed. silence and reliability The
car is of low, rakish design, hnlsheo
in dark blue and yellow.
S. s. Freeman of Alameda recently
drove his rs horsepoWer Frankiin III lIIln Ifan
Dr,xe. F,rankHu media, and reports
From Oregon He fh eame en1esadels down 'tips the
Willamette valley
and crossed over the mountains to
Grants Pass. From there he brancned
Of coming agssent down ty she eSasf SMskinleyvile
Eureka, Ukiah and San Ra1aeI 20 Ala
media. With Freeman was MS wiIe ana
reporting the road conditions Freeman
stated that from Portland 10 Rosepurs,
Ore, the roads were In fair condltloh.
but dusty From RoSeburg TO GrdhtS
PASS th6Y
grades being encountered frequently.
From Grants Pass to Waldo, 40 miles;
required hours and 10 minutes, ana
from Waldo to Gasquet, only 80 miles
most all low speed work. The roads
were heavy to Mckinleyvllle, tnen IN
fair shape until Fortuna was reacnea.
At Laytonville an altitude or 4,lOO Ieee
was reached. The roads through Men
docfno county were bad. Freeman Sc
cured fine photographs as ne came
= e a1f1f INC
drive. he reported an enjoyable trip,
having no trouble en- route with ms
car, tires included. Speaking OF hotei
accommodations, he said that az a rule
they were satisfactory. with few ex-
ceptions.
c. B. Gardner of the local Pullman
agency. in discussing that car yester-
go. day, said that IT
I,,.. o,x,.r. had been slow
of Puilmans Tork II0s on IN the gstt1ns ownsrs 8
'..------------ ~ Pullman cars n,
this state, as but few of them knew
that the new agency would carry a
most complete line of parts. AS 1t Is
attention drop into the nearest repair
shop and have the adjustment made,
which generally takes only a very few
know all the owners, and would re-
quest that they call on US or send their
name. We want to know what the cars
are doing and that every owner is sat sat
very little of the good work that the
car is doing. for we see very rev OF
them, as there is no cause for looking
up the agency for mechanical trouble.
Superior Judge Walter J. Trask of
Los Angeles, who has been. driving a
Studebaker 40 for
orders staaebaker has has R placed s6oibs his or r.
these cars, which
he will use for pleasure only.
I. H. Bill. manager OF the coast
branch of the Thomas B. Jeffery COM
. pany. in discussing
--,.... the companys ex-
The Rambler hibit in the com
--... ing auto show,
states that 1t will
consist of a limousine, seven passenger
touring car. four passenger close cou-
der. As horsepower chassis. combina-
ton touring and roadster. and pol
ished chassis of the 1896 horsepower
four cylinder chassis model. All these
will be of the latest 1910 model, which
have left the factory and are nearing
the city.
William Bogen. president of II. W.
Bogen, Incorporated, has returned from
the east. He has
- brought back with
New Agencies him two popular
-... price ppieeo c4Fs. tbs ,neaI nem
market. They are the Black Crow and
The Empire. The demonstrating models
of these two cars are expected TO arrive
in the city before October 10.
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