The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
LARGE INCREASE
IN AUTO EXPORTS
Hawaii Leads in Receipt of the
Cars Shipped Out of
This Port
Very Favorable Showing Made
Over the Same Month
of Last Year
BY K. K. FHommedien


The exports of automobiles for the
month of March from San Francisco are
increasing. During the 81 days 33 ma
chimes were shipped Twenty seven
were sent to Hawaii valued at $e1 ,I62,
and parts to the value of s4,2l6. Three
automobiles were sent to the Philippine
islands that were valued at $4,000. Two
went to Mexico, valued a. $s.92S. and
one to Canada, valued at S45o. Parts
were also shipped to San Salvador val
ued at 1927, and to Japan valued at $50.
making the total value of the exports
sS100S For the same period Of last
wear the number of motor cars shipped
were eight, valued at $15,439, and parts
to the value of 50 .o72. Hawaii took six,
valued at $1o,019, and parts valued at
s1920. The Philippines received one,
valued at s1,920, and. parts valued at
s152. Canada took one. valued at s3.50o.
s. g. Rayl. agent of the Lozier cars,
reports the sale of so horsepower
=. &. six cylinder tour
Nexx Owner. ing. car to. E.. j.
of Lo11er. Hammond. 45
cylinder Lozier Briercliff to Bert
Blanding, one Of the same make to
r. A. Sbarboro and a similar .car in.
seven passenger touring car body to
Ernest Porter. M. Anderson has pur-
chased a six cylinder S5 horsepower
Lozier Brierolif.
The Auburn motor car company re-
ports the following sales: Thirty horse
!. ---... power four cylin
More Owners der Auburn road
of Auburus sters to DR.. Small
----., and c. H. Green
field of st. Helena
Charles Scranton of Mountain View. and
H. Hickman of this city. Touring cars
of the same power to M Uehr of St
Helena and i. Walters of Calestoga
Twenty four horsepower two cylinder
AubWn touring ears to william Casey
of San Lucas, and ]. Rootsnsheimer of
this city. car of the same power
with roadster body to Mrs. Emma E.
Worster, and one to C. H. Reid
Paul Mcmillan of Oakland, a recent
purchaser of Thomas flyer. reports
i having made pleas
Pleasant Trip ant runs in the
...-1 IN a ."o"a- including trips to
Jose. Concord and Mt Hamilton. Our
family said Mcmillan. has owned
but this is the first high powered ma
chine. In future nothing but a high
powered machine for me-
from the hill climb at Fresno. Harvey
!. took second in the
Harvey Has nh Gimp. he hau
Hard Luck dssa dsy 'bef before e0' the the
event they went
over the roads and put on soft dirt.
Harvey drew first place and had to cut
the way through soft dirt. The others
going up had only to follow his tracks.
The winner turned up In fifth place.
Harvey. went UP the hill in practice
course in two minutes quicker time
than that which ne made in the con-
test. The hill Is 35 miles from Fresno
and the contestants had to go out to
the hill with their cars sealed up.
The first mile and a quarter of the
seven and half miles of the toll road
| hill rises 1000 feet 1t takes six
| horses on the mail coach and Is horses
on the freighters. Harvey wanted TO
| have the winner take part in a match
race after the event was over and the
| road worked down. This the winner
! refused to accept.
! F. Van Sickle of Fresno, the Ram
/ bier agent at that place. reports the
following sales to
| Rambler Sales Ioasl manager T.
! In Fresno Ess,,l q Bill: hugo se
Coalinga and E.
! c. Ickes of Fresno. 34 horsepower four
! cylinder Rambler touring cars; w
! Hildebrand of Hanford, 80 horsepower
! four cylinder touring car; w. V. Buck
ner of Hanford, E J. Bullard and j. #.
| Ickes of Fresno. 45 horsepower four
! cylinder touring cars; H. Z. Wright of
| Hanford. So horsepower touring car