The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

stop until the steam is all out. Ar
The contrivance is like a young
man with his first 10 dollars. Once
started, nothing can stop it but stun
wall. It is ? mutch."
The .'Skedaddle" is being put into
condition for the parade on June u,
put harrington says IL will have TO be
hauled, because it would not do TO
streets of New York. Partington
wishes TO race IL with the '.Devif car
on the smooth roads of Nassau county,
and is sure of winning.
Women autoists, that is those who
drive their own cars, are exceedingly
scarce through the
eastern states in
west las 6aas 5esI comparison TO the
!. ~ oh'luILeurs number of women
owners who ma
nipulate the wheels themselves in the
west" says Miss May Wilson, one or
the most enthusiastic autoists of Val
lejo.
Already this year Miss Wilson has
driven her Studebaker many thousand
miles over all kinds of roads and has
succeeded in establishing what auto
mobile enthusiasts consider an enviable
record.
Miss Wilson's observations of the
number Of women autoists who do their
own driving are the results of her visit
in the east last summer.
7 am such an enthusiast myself on
.motoring that I suppose my statements
may seem at first slightly exaggerated;
but, nevertheless, 1 am correst and all
eastern tomobilemen viii bear me
out in this. The women of the west
like TO take a hand IN the game 10
more marked degree than their sisters
IN the eastern states"
Her latest run, and one which her
guests declare was the most enjoyable
Of this season, was from this city 10
La Honda last Wednesday. Miss VIII
son and her guests on their return
stated the roads TO that point We're
IN the finest shape they have ever
been.
The following telegram, dated Cobre
New, June 10, has been received by the
:. Pioneer tutomo-
Good work of aoSometer n reading e a Il
THOMAS Flyers 1.0T6. Maehine do
Sig" Hugo A. Taussig, it VIII be re-
membered left San Francisco June s
continental trip in his Thomas fryer.
II will be observed that they are max
ing splendid time"
A letter has been received at the
home Office from A c. Wheelock, man
ager of the Fresno branch of the Pio-
neer automobile company, in which he
SAYS that the large so horsepower cars
delivered in that district this season
have convinced the public of the fact
that high powered cars are desirable
for sandy districts. He speaks espe-
ciaIlv OF the cars of George c. Roeding,
G r. Geer and ". c. Dallas. and also
states that when on a trip to the Goa
linga district, a few days since, he met
/ Charles Dumphy, who arrived there a
few weeks ago with his 50 horsepower
Thomas Flyer and who reports that
I the car is doing great work.
Roads throughout Butte county are
4 in splendid shape, according TO James
II. Leggett OF Oro-
/ Good Roads vile, VINO mas aiss,o neen zen
: rim in his
home county re-
Gently in his Studebaker
The road from Oroville to Chico is
particularly good says Leggett. The
road from Oroville to Marysville is
better than it ever has been and Yuba
county is also taking better care OF
her roads this year than formerly"
Roads out of Sacramento, north to
4 Orangeville. Newcastle and Loomis
4 are reported in a very dusty condition
bv 3. F. Hulings Of Sacramento, who
I has been doing considerable touring
in that vicinity.